Weston High School - Heliotrope Yearbook (Weston, CT)

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Gallery FROM THE AMUSING TO THE ABSURD. Humor often appeared without warning. Double exposure, a photographers mis- take, captures Mr. Miller at a girls softball game. Family portrait. Joe Drew sits with his daughters, Karen Salisbury and Jenny Fowler. Surprise! Pam Brown clubs a line drive. 3? iisvwfl, ,s n arr r p ar , paa a 422.1 Q if t eam--'r , ,og ie,t d ' 0 4 , W VZJQW r 3092029352 6,9 Q 33: -QQQQQ i gvvvwgmmwmwmf mm 5 3 i 2 2 E

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ultitude nterests Blue and gold teams congregat- ed in lockerooms and battled in the gym and on the fields. Clubs affixed a myriad of posters to the orange bulletin boards in the halls to announce meetings or adver- tise fund raisers. Sounds emanat- ed from the auditorium as Com- pany, the drama club, added an even different dimension to the school. At night, under the dimmed lights, the jazz band prac- ticed and a team returned from a late game and dinner at McDon- alds. Ranging from the athletic to the theatrical, interests evolved. Ball girls Sue Mossa and Chris Gillies fol- low the game as Weston scores the victori- ous goal. Outside the gym locker room, Julie Sin- clair finds a moment to study. Arthur Rosenblatt tilts the microscope to- wards Joe Mossa to get a new view on the specimen. 1