Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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.gina it H, . 5- 4 gig! 'Q' K YN P ,-RT? Q- i f krx' Y I J A ' L.. l A it 5 Vi sit' ri Sit i MR. CHARLES MEDFORD was an under- standing guidance counsellor to the boys during iunior high school. His summers are spent directing a summer camp. Boston University, C.L.A., Arithmetic, Human Relations, MR. PAUL MITCHELL has helped make our student council the important school organ- ization that it is. His hobbies are reading and puttering around. Boston University, C.L.A., English, Asst. Yearbook Advisor, Student Council Advisor. MRS. DOROTHY MULA has coached our MR. MALCOLM OLIVER supervises the light- girls' athletic teams and helped them on ing of our school plays. He enioys wood- to victory. working during his spare time. Arnold College, Girls Physical Education Fitchburg State Teachers College, Industrial and First Aid Instructor. Arts. MRS. THERESA ZAMPROGNO'S good humor rnade all our French classes more enioy- able. Mrs. Z 's outside interests include music and skiing. Boston Univc-rsity, CLA., Head of the Foreign Languages Department, French, Guidance. MRS. JEAN MUNRO helps Mr. Phillips in the music department and has done much to expand this field. She enioys photog- raphy and travel. Lowell State Teachers College, Music. qua-wi Iv .F -.7 4. i '93 MISS ALICE OLLIFF directs the decorations in the high school which are made through her Art Service Club. Her favorite hobbies are photography and travel. Massachusetts School of Art, Art. Mrs. Zomprogno, head of the Foreign Language Department, gives some extra help to a willing French lll student, all Il ti if , ,iii-lt Milf? ...wwe V' .1 4' is-W L ' i,,L.Q 'E F fillf,.iiiiii5iEii ...W-. 4 .. .s giis gzlgggzl , j 1. -is-ii .-t . I '1!'f'l :-..'1.':i: .xi-2 ,Q5g.g,ri,:.risi.. . - . 151 '- .sr ...W L . i

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-44 Mr. Teittinen, head of the Industrial Arts Department, greets his class with a cheery smile. MR. AIMO TEITTINEN has supervised the construction of the beautiful sets for the school play for many years. He plays golf in his spare time. Fitchburg State Teachers' College, Mech- anical Drawing, Industrial Arts. MISS ELIZABETH HUNTER, outside of her MRS. SIGNE HYNSON keeps our school school duties, enioys such sports as baseball library in order and helps us find literature and basketball, las an observer onlyl. suited to our individual tasks and needs. Unlverslty of Virginia, English, Social Stud- She enioys music, sewing and woodworking. ies, Human Relations. Goucher College, Librarian. MISS MILDRED MARBLE taught us how to settle down and study when we entered junior high. She loves the outdoors, and does much mountain climbing and hiking. Fitchburg State Teachers College, Science, Faculty Manager of the Junior Red Cross. MR. MARTIN MARTINIAN is active in the MISS ELEANOR MASTIN is an interested Weston-Rombas' Affiliation Committee in spectator at all our sporting events and a school. His outside avocations Include fenc- coach for the iunior high girls. ing, boxing, and sponsoring an orphanage. University of New Hampshire, Latin, French. Boston University, C.L.A., Latin, History, Fac lty Manager. ,- , 'CLIC Q MISS CLAIRE McDONOUGH ls the eighth grade advisor. She teaches voice outside of school and loves music. Radcliftef English, Social Studies. mwff .LW Lumen. 101.4

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3 We Til . MY. iliiifliil 'L':L A..- Oli Mr. Zorn, head of the English Department, gives a tew public speaking tips to a student from his Speech Arts Class. P I Q , at MR. WENDELL B. PHILLIPS has made the traditional Spring Music Concert an out- standing school and community event. He enioys photography and woodworking. Boston University School of Music, Band, Orchestra, Choir, and Chorus. MR. JOHN ZORN directs our annual school play which is so famous in the town. His ambition is to write and to show students that English can be fun. Emerson College, Head of the English De- partment, English, Speech Arts. le.-f. MR. MERRILL, MR. CLARKE, AND MR. MacLEOD, our three regular custodians, work on the three floors of the high school. They keep the floors polished, the lights glowing, and the school clean. They are always ready for conversa- tion in the corridors, and make our lives more pleasant. Q I 1 .4 'Era .L , k 1 MISS BARBARA STILES lil46Sil'16 OUYCIOOFS: MRS. FOOTE, MRS. RILEY, MRS. JAQUES, ond MRS. BURKE, our kitchen she belongs to the Appalachian Mountain staft, are very hard workers and seldom receive the credit that is due them. Club and the American Youth Hostels. They make our lunch period enioyoble with their carefully prepared food. State Teachers College in Gorham, Maine, Geography.