Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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LASSE l tx H tix r li, .' , W Ii 5 ' , 1 I 'l ,Inf f, The First Parish Church When Weston was founded there was only one church later called th F , e irst Parish Unitar- lan, and the church and the t own government were one and the same. The unity of the church and government was split, however, when the right of the individual to worship as he chose was recog- nized. Since that time, four new churches of different faiths have been erected. Because of a growing number of parishioners, the Unitarian Church has been rebuilt three times, and the plans for the present church were modeled after those of a church in England. lt now stands in the center of town across from the library. Our school classes, through the years, prepare us to face life confidently, yet realistically. The Sunday School classes and church services of Weston's Hve churches, attended by the stu- dent during his high school years, enrich his life, giving it a richer and deeper meaning, both in the school classroom and outside. r ll YW A i 'di l ,Y 1

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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.

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Class of 1961 Because the town has grown so much in The last Tew years, The seventh grade has moved to the old grammar school building, which has been remodeled for The iunior high school, We have missed The bubbling enthusiasm ot the seventh grade This year, however, they are building up a class spirit and or- ganization which will be valuable throughout all their high school years. HOMEROOM 11, ROW 1: J. Albrecht, J. Wypler, K. Mueller, R. Peakes, G. Ken- nedy, R. White, K. Crowe, J. Symmes, P. Toner, R. Lombard, S. Koester. ROW 2: J, Tebo, R. Boutell, W. Johnston, J. Mills, V. D' Angelo, N. Gray, P. Borreli, P. Pinel, T. Duffy, E. Sf.Ger'rnain, C. Davis, J. Sibley, R. Butcher, J. Tyng, Mr. DeRusha. HOMEROOM 12, Row 1: V. Olney, N. Ayers, B. Mackay, S. Stantial, M. Koelb, S. Williams, B. O' Toole, S. Moore, M. Tappan, C. Taber, B. Gambrill, M. Grim- mer. Row 2: R. DeAmbrose, J. Adams, R. Perry, D. Kellogg, J. Rich, D, Connolly, C. Evans, S. Huston, K. Stone, S. Gould, G. Bulwinkle, F. Thyng, Miss Marble, Not shown: J. Helgeson, S. Huston. HOMEROOM 14, Row 1: M. Larsen, A, Jones, S. Foote, M. Kilgore, R. Stevens, P. Robb, C. Bottier, J. Alcaide, J. Doebler. Row 2: D. Olson, G. Leone, R, Powers, K. Terkelson, F, Pearson, C. McMullin, R. White, J. Karas, D. Cunningham, K. Childs, G, Kennedy, S. Hurley, R. Ferro, D. Freee man, Miss Stiles. Not shown: N. Garland. HOMEROOM 21, Row 1: B. Wigginton, J. Tenneson, N. Knight, A. Mosher, D. Olson, K. Shuerhott, D. Brown, M. Chisholm, S. Leek, A. Feninson, Row 2: P. Pollock, E. Perkins, O. Forte, T. McMullin, R. Cutter, D. Lehne, G. Anderson, A. Healey, L. Rudell, J. Lisanti, G. Endee, S, Richardson, R, Stockmayer, G. Garland, R. Johnson, R. Reader, Mrs, Howe. HOMEROOM 22, Row 1: S. Herrick, E. Wypler, P, Sloan, D. Baker, E. Saunders, S. Johnston, G. Monahan, S. Thomas, S. Perry, L. Townsend. Row 2: R, Rizzo, P. Kelly, F. Stoffel, W. Cususmano, A. Foote, P. Grey, S. Mailman, B. Voner, R. French, R. MacArthur, J. Akers, S. Cribben, U. Ozols, Mrs. Gorman. Not shown: E. Burn.