Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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TIME LIMITED, CONCERN BOUNDLESS. Mr. JULIUS H. MUELLER During our four years as students at Weston High we, both as a class and as individuals, have ap¬ preciated the kind counsel and sympathetic help of our principal. The smoothly functioning school we have known throughout our four years was organized by Mr. Mueller after years of unexpected and unusual dif¬ ficulties; the sudden death of the superintendent forcing Mr. Mueller to take over the superintendent ' s duties as well as his own,- the fire in the high school the next year making it necessary to complete that year in Waltham High School under crowded and confusing conditions ,- the classes held in Weston again in any tree corner, including the gymnasium, the assembly hall, and even corridors,- and finally the move into the new high school, but again under un¬ favorable conditions, for construction on the building was still going on. Throughout these years of trial Mr. Mueller strove to provide his students with good schooling and to maintain the standards of the school. The standards he set then, he has kept high, and today we Seniors can present our credentials from Weston High School proudly. We take pride in dedicating this, our Yearbook of 1957, to Mr. Julius Mueller. 4

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♦ I« WESTON HIGH SCHOOL with its parking areas, drives, playing fields for football, base¬ ball, and field hockey, was photographed from a helicopter by a senior, George Heck, just as spectators were arriving to view our final football game of the season. We wonder if school committees of other towns hold meetings as often or as long as those held in Weston. Below we see members of our school committee, Mr. Brooks, Mrs. Crawford, Dr. Bayles, and Mrs. Weaver meet¬ ing with Dr. Brackett, Superintendent of Schools, to discuss school problems, establish school policy, and carry out the multitudinous duties which fall on their shoulders. Missing from the picture is Mr. Burns. 5