Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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ROW 1: S. Hamill; J. Harding; P. McFarlin; M. Hanson; E. Lombard; V. Laughner; H. Hartwell; N. Locke. ROW 2: D. Lynch; G. Goodall; D. Harnish; G. Graham; C. Mason; S. Gibbons; D. Gates; J. Ladd; P. Manson; Mr. Ham. ROW 3: B. Morrison; R. Langenbach; R. Murphy; R. Leonhart; J. Greenlie; J. Mahoney; C. Janeway; G. Latucky; J. Little. NOT SHOWN: J. Hoagland; J. McGonagle,- K. McRae. i

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The word Sophomore comes from two Greek words, Sophos meaning wise and moros meaning foolish. In some schools, the sophomore year is the first year of high school, but at Weston, students really get into the swing of high school life with a self-confident wisdom gained from last year ' s experience. So¬ cial life starts to pick up speed as sopho¬ mores attend the senior sociables, and the class itself puts on the Sophomore Football Dance to top off the football season. They have many chances to bring out individual talents in art, music, and sports, and the prospect of college begins to make an impression. ROW 1: C. Schul mann; J. Neilson; A. Tenneson; S. Otto; J. Twomey; B. Wyman; J. Robbins; M. Rennie. ROW 2: L. Rydell; K. Wolf; D. Nims; S. Page; B. Parsons; M. Storm; M. Richardson; N. Shannon; Mrs. Helmreich. ROW 3: L. Wells; R. Wiggington; R. Newbert; A. Taylor; S. Young; D. Tyler; D. Valentine; T. White; J. Ratchford. NOT SHOWN: B. Shaw; A. Shores. ROW 1: J. Bergstedt; L. Appleyard; R. Shapario; P. Anderson; E. DiBaise; A. Avakian; B. Eaton; N. Albrecht. ROW 2: N. Callinan; A. Corman,- L. Dailey; K. Bemish; S. Bassett; J. Ellis; J. Condon; J. Cetrone; Mr. Kellett. ROW 3: W. Duffy; D. Colter; F. Crawford; R. Bogardus; T. Dunn; R. Drowne; J. Adams; R. Elliston; B. Eddy. NOT SHOWN: P. DiBenedetto; A. D ' Antonio; S. Colpitts; R. Ayers. i:

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ROW 1: R. Curtin; D. Graves; B. Goudreau; M. Griffith; D. Dolan; S. Ferries; I. Avigdor; S. Ayers; H. Angelo. ROW 2: D. Grapes; R. DiBaise; S. Green; D. Carter, L. Brown; P. Gilligan; M. Conner; A. Avakian,- M. Foster; S. Bump; L. Douglass; D. Emery. ROW 3; N. Granholm; W. Connolly; P. Bryant; R. Brackett; J. Garabedian; D. Cribben; L. Forman; F. Best; Mr. Mitchell. NOT SHOWN: E. Buckminster; C. Callinan; B. Berard; D. Bumpus. Juniors find much to do, both scho¬ lastically and in outside activities. They work on career books, take preliminary college boards and may join musical organizations, sports or become cheer¬ leaders. Juniors with high standards of scholastic achievement are formally in¬ ducted into the National Honor Society. This is the year when students may join Discussion Club, and other clubs are open to them also. The Junior Prom highlights the year with its many hours of hard work and gay climax. Juniors, now upperclass¬ men, fnd they are allowed more freedom and many responsibilities ROW 1: L. Shepardson; A. Winsor; J. Reidel; S. Smith; B. Chynoweth J. Woodland; J. Pollock; F. Rizzo. ROW 2: A. Wolff; P. Robb; N. Sidebotham; J. Tebo; R. Sloan; A. Shaw; S. Toner,- Miss Hamm. ROW 3: J. Perrine,- S. Shepard; A. Scott; R. Wilkes; J. Reissner; D. Richardson; J. Perry,- J. Ratchford; J. Robbins. NOT SHOWN: R. Rawding.