Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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we dedicate our yearbook to you. You've always been the woman behind the scenes at our plays, dances, graduation preparations, and sports events. You have supervised the cover contest for the Town Report and the preparation of Christmas cards for the Altiliation Committee. Your posters have kept us informed of town events. By doing all these things and more, you have helped create for our high school a place of importance and respect in Weston. All through our high school years we have felt that we could turn to you as a friend in need. Here's to you, Miss Olliff, with a million thanks from the class of 1956 4 Because you've done so much for us, Miss Alice M. Olliff,

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D CONTENTS Our tribute to one who has always given treely of her time and advice. Administration and Faculty School Committee This elected group of townspeople have helped to make our school outstanding. Parent-Teacher Association Which provides co-operative opportunities for better understanding and ap- preciation of Weston schools. Administration Who provide guidance ana leadership to the faculty and students. Faculty Whose knowledge and cheerful enthusiasm make our learning not only function- al but interesting. Curriculum The center of all school activities. Classes The underclassmen-they work, wait, and wonder. Activities In which we are given the opportunities to develop our own particular interests and talents. Sports We learn to win with glory and lose without bitterness. Seniors We finish to begin again. Alumni Whose years at Weston have benefited them and the community. Advertisers Whose patronage and good will have made our yearbook possible. Please support them. 155,55 y il ii 1 l i I l . I- X 1- l 1' l f I.: V' ,Ju ffl 'fx' P099 page page P099 P099 P099 page page 4 5 T3 'I8 35 46 67 68

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ADNINISTRATION pw, . v .ff mg 9 ., :i gr ,,,T,i.,,. -4 R fail in kv..-'f 'di.l::,1 -Jitsu . il ' . . T5 l i All ' ' , 5: it ' ff it - 1 . fig - if I I l ' ,i y , , . 151 ' .' -of X yn N, ,J ti , vi i -I 'Sigh' 1 ,x..Mj.. :FFF .ffl A CUT .. I ,, Y We-, ' 4 -., - Mol? .Jew ,ldvumwk The Slayton House The Slayton House, pictured here, is the oldest home in Weston. It is over two hundred fifty years old, having been built about l696, This old home stands today an Wellesley Street. It is one of the many old New England homes which help keep the country-like atmosphere. One cannot look at these old Weston houses without thinking of the persons who originally built and lived in them through the years. These were the people who established our schools and helped mold the fine educational system that we have today. For the facilities, standards, and traditions of our schools are not only a result of the efforts of the present citizens of the town, but are a reflection of all the people who have ever had any connection with them. Of these people, perhaps those who have been mast influential in our school lives have been the faculty. They have been most closely associated with the actual education of us, the students. We will look back to the faculty section of this yearbook and remember not only the sub- iects taught by the individual teachers, but also their hobbies, their interests, and the inform- ality and friendship which made our high school years more enioyable. 'i