Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Officers and ' Class Representatives: K. Bump, P. ' Comeau, J. Hoagland, R. Thomas, Advisor: Mj?s Zelinka. I A N S. Vogt, B. Cahill, J. Sabean, C. Vaugjian, N. Pearson, M. Standish, A. Avakian, K. McMullin, K. Terkelsen, K. Stone, B. Macintosh, D, Connolly, D. Greenlie, P. Pippr, S. Capps, W. Parley, L. Stantial, Mr, Marotta. G. si i-r CLUB Through films, guest speakers, and pen pals the Russian Club brings the exciting world of Gorky Street and Red Square to Weston High. Comrades Marotta and Stone, advisor and President respec¬ tively, dictate policy whenever the club meets be¬ hind the Iron Curtain of Room 106. MATH CLUB Prominent Mathematics Club activities are the an¬ nual parents meeting, the mathematical Christmas decoration get-together, and the spring guest conclave with other Math Clubs from local schools. Club members also attend lectures by guest speak¬ ers and have the chance to investigate and discuss many interesting math problems with fellow co¬ horts. Whenever enough members gather, the Discussion Club has a meeting. The discussions are characterized by enthusiasm rivaling the Great Debates. Capital Punishment, Good or Bad, and Should the Voting Age Be Lowered are topics which have effected lively controversies. CLUB D I 9 C U 9 9 I 0 N

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ROW 1: S. Murphy, E. Saunders, K. Flint, P. Borrelli, J. Wypler, M. Martell. ROW 2: Mr. Marsden, F. Thyng, R. MacArth ur, K. Terkelsen, R. White, E. Hoagland, S. Richardson, A. Avakian, K. Stone, V. MacDonald, D. Greenlie, N. Pearson ROW 3: J. Abbott, T. Sawyer, R. Shaw, R. Thomas. BIOLOGY CLUB SCIENCE CLUB At their monthly meetings, the mem¬ bers of the Science Club are able to hear talks by experts in scientific fields; they also organize field trips and observe such phenomena as last year ' s transit of Mercury. Students who participate in the Club-spon¬ sored Science Fair find the use of the research file very helpful in solving any problems relating to their ' ' depth studies. When Keene and kind, with scene in mind. Want to look at plants, cook up ants. Chase birds and bees, or hear words on trees, They plan to meet, come rain or sleet, Our ecology hub, the Biology Club. Anon. SEATED: E. Raynor, S. Woodworth, P. Vonnegut, J. McKenzie, J. Decaneas, P. Toner, C. Neill, J. Ewers, V. McDonald, C. Donaldson, E. Jones, R. Harding, M. Lombard, E. Shekleton, B. Miller, T. Graves, M. Standish, M. Kilgore. STANDING: Miss Jevely, M. Oleksiw, K. Burrill, J Tenneson, S. Petrick, J. Olson, S. Stantial, S. Perry, J McDonald, K. Schuerhoff, K. Goodlatte, L. Cooke, H. Toppan, J Helgeson, C. Gibson, C. McFarlin, K. Lingley, D. Brown, S, Lappen. J. Doebler, L. Bethel, A. Jones, Mr. Keene. zie, K. Downing, L. Ulm, B. Bogardus, R. Trowbridge, D. Evans, J. Judge, G. Grinnell, l. Rose, L. Cutter, B. Boden, J. Applegate, D. Greenlie, T Hetherington, B. Underhill, S. Appleyard, R. Butcher, N. Applegate, J. VanNostrand, J. Tenneson, L. Heywood, N. Wood- A. Surrette, K. Flint, B. Gates, E. Fitzgerald. STANDING: Miss Jevely, land, B. Howe, M. Brackett, L. Stantial, S. Gross, M. Warren, K.

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' , , KNEELING: M. DeLeeuw, B. MaeKay, D. Baker, M.‘ Koelb, E. ... Ambrose, J. Ewers, K. Child, L. Townsend, P. Tone?, A. Tfnnfson, D. Brown, A. G. Mosher, M. Kilgore, B. McLane, S. Herrick, M. Toppan, S. Petrick, L. Rudelt, J. Albrecht — president, J. Olson, G. Olney, S. Foote, B. Wiggington, M. Lqrsen.- P. FRENCH CLUB The French-Affiliation Club has continued its reputation of productivity and organi¬ zation aside from the responsibility of maintaining the finances and spirit of the eleven year-old Weston-Rhombas Ex¬ change Program. The Club ' s membership encompasses approximately one third of the school body. The activities in which the members participate is certainly an admi¬ rable reflection upon the club ' s apprecia¬ tion of France and her people. Although the club has not had the opportunity of sharing the experiences of last year ' s ex¬ change student, this year ' s visitor from France, Annie Wiest, has made up fop the loss and has enriched the club ' s successful year. Annie from France and Ullie from Germany stand in front of Old Glory. KNEELING: M. Martell, S. Capps, D. Rossi, S. Stauffer, P. Revotskie, S. Neill, L. Leonhardf, B. Aker, W. Vaughan, T. Herrick, J. Currier, L. Sieverston, J. Peterson, J. Benger STANDING: Mrs. Mez- zccappa, J. McIntyre, P. Manson, R. Kiely, A. Molan, C. Cetrone, J. Crowley, M. Gross, S. Randall, B. Eldridge, D. Rossi, J. Eaton, L. Bethel, B. Downing, J. Sullivan, D. DeNapoli. 22