Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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To See What They Are Doing. Many times alumni from the Class of 1958 return to football and basketball games, reunions, and town functions. Not only for this reason are they of interest, but also because we still remember their activities while we were juniors — their “cowboys and Indians” April Fool’s Day; their “Supreme Senior” slogan; and their individual habits. Thus we present the Class of 1958 and their activities at a year after their graduation. Carol Akers . Working Eleanor Barbetti.Working Anita Barclay.Lake Erie Howard Bayles.Workin Kathleen Bourinot . Working Elisabeth Brackett (Married) . B.U. Mark Bradford . DePauw University Charles Brooks . Navy George Buckminster.Newton Junior Marla Buerger.Mount Holyoke Joel Bulkley.Worcester Academy Nancy Carman.Cornell Alexandria Chisholm.Westbrook Junior Thomas Clarke.Emerson Raymond Coburn.R.I. School of Design John Compton. Working Harry Crawford . Princeton Joseph Crowe . Coast Guard Academy Charles Cummings.Harvard Ann Donaldson . Skidmore John Dougherty . Newman Rosemary Fabbri. Working Lorenz Finison . Wesleyan James Finnerty . Working Nancy Foster.Westbrook Junior Peter Fowler. Northeastern Erik Granholm.Huntington School Jane Gray. Pine Manor Jane Gross . Wheaton Richard Hallett . Working Jean Havey. University of Massachusetts Joan Havey. Mount Ida Kenneth Healey . Working Vincent Hoagland . Wesleyan Robert Flutchinson. Paul Smith Shirley Jacques. Framingham Nursing Martha John.son . Colby Junior Barry Kibbe . Air Force Thomas Laffin.Bridgeton Academy Richard Lahnstein . Wentworth Eliot happen . Boston University Junior Peter Lawson. Dean Henry Lehne . Wesleyan Michael Leithead.B.U. Junior Joshua Lombard . Harxard Nancy MacKenzie.Working Judith MacNabb. W’orking Nina Marchetti. Radcliffe i Marcel Megel . College de Rombas Judith Miele . Working | Mary Molan . Bridgewater Teachers Robert Morrison . University of Alabama j Philip Mueller . Harvard ; John Murphy . Northeastern Phoebe Murphy . Mount Ida Guy Nickerson.U.S. Naval Academy Carole Olson . Working John Proctor.Coast Guard Brenda Rawding . Laselle ! Lynten Raynor. Pierce Secretarial Sandra Robinson . Hickox’s Secretarial Joan Rogers . Sophie Newcomb James Rote.B.U. Junior Linda Rudell . University of New Hampshire Carl Rydell . Harvard William Sawyer . Norwich Stephen Scorgie . Working Lorna Seavey.University of New Hampshire Judith Sherman. Wheelock Norman Snelling. Wentworth Carolyn Sperry.Westbrook Junior Barry Spofford.U.S. Naval Academy Stephen Stenberg . Marines Sandra Stevens.Working Kerme Styron .University of Montana John Sullivan . Northeastern Marilyn Swanson . Lake Erie David Tiffany . Earlham Eleanor Tomlinson . Colby Junior Deborah Toppan.University of Massachusetts Gilbert Tornabene. Worcester Academy William Turner . Florida University George Wagner. Working Joan Walker . St. Joseph’s Novitiate Lisa Weidig . Dean Charles White.Northeastern Dorothy White.Catherine Laboure John Wyman . Bowdoin David Young . Navy 16

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FIRST ROW: J. Drew, J. Crowley, C. Getrone, M. Bui- polito, J. Currier, B. Ghynoweth, J. Deconeas, N. Bruce, lock, L. Bethell, B. Downing, M. Barclay, P. Brown, D. De THIRD ROW: P. Comeau, J. Bump, P. Campbell, D. Napoli, N. Clark. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Melone, L. Connolly, S. Drowne, C. Christopher. Camera shy: J. Arnold, A. Bartel, S. Derby, J. Benger, S. Dammin, C. Dip- Brennan, P. Duffy. The Freshmen Work Hard to Gain Knowledge The freshman year opens an entirely new way of life for the one hundred twenty members of the class of 1962. For the first time they are offered choices in courses, and they carefully plan their high school futures. All the trademarks of high school life—home¬ work, “formal” lunch periods, and many other things which were formerly sampled, are now actually lived for the first time. Freshmen begin to sample the choice of outside activities in Weston High School. For the first time mathematics, science, and languages are seen as forms of recreation. The freshmen participate in such ac- FIRST ROW: .S. Ilulsrnan, A. Enos, E. Eldridge, C. Frye, J. Henderson, L. Howe, M. Gross, J. Eaton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lenrow. J. Herring, G. Hubbard, R. Hamill, C. Hayes, M. Cowell, N. Ferranti, J. Harnish, E. Hoagland, 18 J. F ' owler. THIRD ROW: T. Herrick, R. Emery, A. Foster, E. I’rothingham, R. Hills, R. Ferro, D. Gardella. Camera shy: J. Hoagland, A. flerring, C. Howes.