Weston High School - Heliotrope Yearbook (Weston, CT)

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Perched on a tackling dummy, Greg Ledin vigorously removes his cleat. A, Q f --if B- f '15 Q W , Y xii we ,- During a common soccer practice, Mike Houghton, a defensive-minded A group of summer canoers pose for a pic- ture as Ralph Forst slides down the Hou- player, heads the ball. gatgnjc Rjvgrh Intent on the piece, violinists Katie Fairbanks, Amy Regan, Joe Reisman, Tina Farup Jennifer Stanton, and Eric Paul practice for the upcoming concert. Mark McCarthy gives it all he's got while play Sketching another 45 minute master- mg tennis in gym Class' piece is Cjerste Thor.

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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

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Gallery THE OODS OF SILE CE On a bus, in a courtyard, backstage, or at a game, quiet moments inspired subdued thoughts. On the volleyball bus, Dani Hamptons mind wanders. In the dugout, Arlene Forster enter- tains Lori Maiocco's little sister.