Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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ADMINISTRATION Mr. Smith Dr. Anthony Brackett, Superintendent of Schools; Willard H. Smith, Principal of the High School; and Aimo Teittinen, Vice-Principal have devoted their lives to education, our education. It has been their job to keep us moving along the path of learning. They have had to prod us all at one time or another; we owe them gratitude for the time they have taken to do so. When it comes to arranging inter-scholastic athletics, hiring buses, and selling tickets, the man in charge is Athletic Direc¬ tor John Proctor. Aside from his present position, he can be found during the winter months at Cat Rock. Students will re¬ member him for the many winning football teams he coached. GUIDANCE Mr. Robert Carini and Mrs. Dorothy Abbott comprise the Guidance Department. They assist each year ' s crop of seniors in college preparations and admin¬ ister standardized tests — SCAT, STEP, ETC. Mr. Carini also coaches the basketball team. Mr. Teittinen Dr. Brackett

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,.r ' 1 IH ENGLISH The members of the English Department in the adjoining picture are the following: Mr. Charles Hatch, master of facial expressions, lover of mice and steamrollers, and advo¬ cate of modern British poetry; Mr. Robert Walker, avid Walt Whitman admirer, co¬ advisor of the Literary Magazine, and coach of the J.V. football team; Miss Claire McDonough, Head of the English De¬ partment, and lover of music and the thea¬ ter; Mr. Robert Clawson, a new member of the department, a graduate of Harvard, and co-advisor to the staff of the Literary Magazine; and Miss Dorothy Deisher, grad¬ uate of Earlham College and Head of Publications. 9PEECH Mr. John W. Zorn divides his time between keeping the Announcers ' Club functioning and directing the annual school play. With his clipboard or book tucked under his arm, he is a familiar figure throughout the school. READING Miss Callahan teaches remedial reading, a non¬ credit course designed for those students who wish to improve their reading ability. Below she demon¬ strates a device which aids in increasing reading speed. J 7