Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Graduation 1959 t Since we were juniors, we knew many members of the class of 1959 personally, in¬ stead of feeling lost in their “supreme” midst. Now that last year’s graduates are on the “road of life,” if you will, we still remember them for their Senior Variety Show, their “serious” April Fool’s Day, and their excellent participation in “You Can’t Take It With You.” ALUMNI TAKE MANY ROADS TO CREATIVITY Helen Angelo.Bryn Mawr Arsine Avakian.M.I.T. Isabel Avigdor.Green Mountain College Sally Ayers.Colby Jr. Bernice Bernard.Working Frank Best.Amherst Linda Brown.Downer Peter Bryant . Norwich Susan Bump . Mount Holyoke Donald Bumpus . Working Christine Callinan .Franciscan Missionary of Mary Bonnie Chynoweth.Mass. General Hospital Will Connolly .-. Norwich Mary Connor.Newton-Wellesley Hospital Dennis Cribben.Notre Dame Regina Curtin . Salve Regina Diane Dolan . Oberlin Lois Douglas.Green Mountain College Leonard Drew.Norwich Roger Drowne.Air Force Douglas Emery . Indiana Tech. Susan Ferries . Colby College Larry Foreman.Wentworth Institute Mae Foster . . . Northampton Commercial College John Garabedian.University of Miami Patricia Gilligan.University of Mass. Nels Granholm.Chauncy Hall Deborah Graves.Green Mountain College Stephen Green.Georgetown University Mildred Griffith.University of Miami Bruce Hamill.Northeastern University Susan Herrick. Stephens College Carol Hibler. Green Mountain College Charles Howard .Emerson College Marcia Jenney .... Boston Conservatory of Music Ellenor Johnson.Endicott College Christopher Jones.MacMurray College Ann Kellogg . . . Connecticut College for Women Thomas Kelly.Harvard Barbara King.Cedar Crest Palmer Koelb.Army Linda Lackey. Stephens College Edith Larkin.University of Mass. Joan Lawson . University of Kentucky Stephen Lawson.Franklin and Monstrall Elizabeth Luther. Working Helen Mann .... Univ. of North Carolina School of Nursing Wendy Mann. Skidmore Susan McGuire . .Connecticut College for Women Celia Malone . St. Mary of the Woods Carol Miller . Working Jane Monell.Skidmore Marilyn Mooers.Sargent College Sally Murphy.Centenary Jeffrey Perrine . . Fitchburg State Teachers College John Perry.New Prep Julie Pollock . Framingham State Teachers College John Reissner.Harvard David Richardson.Nichols Janet Riedel.University of Vermont Frances Rizzo.University of Miami Pamela Robb . Married James Robbins.Coast Guard Alan Scott.William and Mary Anne Shaw .... Connecticut College for Women Stephen Shepard.Chauncy Hall Laurinda Shepardson.Middlebury Nancy Sidebotham.Endicott Susan Smith . Working James Tebo.University of Mass. Anne Winsor.Boston Conservatory of Music Robert Wilkes. Colgate Ann Wolff.Wells Janet Woodland.Manter Hall 12

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OUR SCHOOL Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Jacques, Mrs. Foote, and Mrs. Riley faithfully prepare the food for the school. Mrs. Riley and her assistants, Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Burke, and Mrs. Jacques, work in the cafeteria kitchen to give the school ample and delicious lunches every day of the school year. The Seniors’ successful football con¬ cessions are helped immensely through the use of the kitchen facilities. Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Smith, Mr. Teittinen, and Mr. Marsden eat lunch in the “cage.” Mr. Cronan is our driver education instructor. He does an excellent job of explaining driving. The clutch in the driver education car may wear out many times a year, but Mr. Cronan’s patience seems everlasting. His dis¬ cussions in class about responsibilities involved in driving are not soon forgotten. Mr. Cronan also teaches Modern Problems and coaches our successful Golf team. Mr. Clarke, Mr. MacLeod, Mr. Cain, and Mr. Merrill, the janitors of Weston High, are constantly ready to help with all student problems, from jammed lockers to dance decora¬ tions. They work incessantly for the improved appearance and well-being of the school. 11

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ELIZABETH R. PARSONS IN MEMORIAM The Class of 1960 dedicates this page in the memory of Elizabeth Parsons. Beth was a prominent member of the Class of I960, typical in that she enjoyed class activities, but unusual in her accomplish¬ ments and plans for the future. During her short but full life, Beth showed much promise in the field of music. As concert mistress, she enjoyed music to its fullest. She was a successful participant in many youth orchestra festivals which she attended as a representa¬ tive of Weston High School. There is no doubt that Beth would have left the world a richer place through her life’s work. Probably her greatest interest was people, their idiosyncrasies and the why’s of their behavior. She respected people in spite of their faults, and praised them for their abilities. People were important to her, and many came alive in Beth’s probing and imaginative writ¬ ing. We can look upon this loss of a classmate as an added responsi¬ bility to succeed during our lifetimes. For we must make something of the chance at life that we have, which she did not have. We owe it to ourselves and to her memory to add something with our talents. 13