Weymouth High School - Campus / Reflector Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

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Nancy: I would sav that the decorations the Student Council had at the Victory Dance also were a tribute to the team. I recall the pennants, caricatures of players, el cetera which were used. Oh, what a good time we had. Fred: The- dates February 8 and February ! , should go down in stage history bee ause ol the great class production, Dear Ruth . Plays in ' the past had been good, but this one was superb. What an outstanding group ol performers- Sally Davidson, Fred Hersey, Barbara Fanning, Karl Anderson, Jean Tirrell, and the others! Ann: Now that we ' re talking about outstanding people, 1 recall two awards given to the leaders in the lass, fimmie Kane was chosen as the Good Government Day representative and Dorothy Ash was selected lor the D.A.R. award. Sin ii : The music groups presented some wonderful concei is too. The hard work ol these groups had made Weymouth so music -e onse ions that the colorful State Festival was held here in May. Dick: As graduation time- was Hearing, we all became a little more appreciative ol what the Guidance Department had been doing lor us. The assemblies io help us in selecting vocations, the- opportunities provided through college days, the individual conferences, all aided us in setting a goal. Mercedes: I don ' t think anybody has mentioned the Senior Party yet. That was loads of fun, thanks to the hard work ol some e l our ambitious classmates. As a contrast to the informality e l the party, I well remember the formality ol the Prom in April. That, 1 guess, was a memorable night lor all ol us. Tom: Right you are, Mcrci. I can also clearly remember that interesting and successful Science Fail which was highlighted by an exhibition ol inter- planetary travel— right in keeping with the times in 1951. It seemed that the eyes ol the world were locussed on us as we walked dow n the shady driveway to our seats in the hot sun and listened to the well-prepai e el speeches ol the high honor essayists, Katherine Whittle, Barbara Fanning, and Donald Perkins. The day with its banquet and reception ringing with merriment soon drew to a close and with it our happy years at Weymouth High. We ll I remember awaking the ne xt morning and realizing that the days ol real decision were suddenly upon me. Bob: I have written clown a lather long list ol events, I ' ll try to get them in a concise, organized form lor presentation at the reunion. Dick: Good, I guess we have finished the work lor today. Hope to see you all in June. That just about brings us down to that c ci -memorable day, June ( . Page Twenty

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T i is the yeai ol 1961. Here we are at the White Mouse. We are having the first reunion of the (Mass ol 1951 of the Weymouth High School. We have been trying for over a month now to get this famous (lass together. Most members are living in all pans ol the United States. A few have settled in the lai corners ol the earth, but are still loyal to our school and country. The last arrivals have just entered now. All are Inisilv hurrying about, trying to find their old (hums or listening intcnth to talcs ol adventure oi travel from adventure-loving classmates. A reporter has been assigned the task ol compiling for the ( lass the latest information on the progress ol each member. 1 am, therefore, pleased to report m findings to the members ol the Class ol 1951. Class Prophecy Com m it tee MICHAEL MURPHY, Chairman of Vocational School WILLIAM SPRAGUE, Chairman of the lli h School JAMES AIKENS M vRILYN AMIRAULT KARL ANDERSON JOANNE BASCOM WILLIAM BENNETT SALLY DAVIDSON BEVERLY DOBLE ARTHUR EMBERLEY RICHARD FOPIANO MILDRED HANABURY IRENE HARRIS FREDERIC HERSEY DONNA LITTLE J WET MARL AND PARKER MORRIS DONALD PERKINS ANN RICKER PATRICIA ST. JOHN BARBARA TOOZE