Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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1I i ri l EL 1 SMOKE SIGNAL The Smoke Signal merged with The Town Crier this year. People in Weston, Wayland, and Cochituate now read the school paper. The Smoke Signal illustrates the talent of the student reporters and the high standards set by editor Bev Boden and advisor Miss Deisher. jB Jpnes WfchbrSok, P. Lombard, M. S tandish, J. Hoagland, R. Laughner, Mr. Walker. LITERARY STAFF Editor Edie Wypler and a small, selective staff organized the first literary magazine at Weston High. Under the guidance of Mr. Walker, the students on the staff have the opportunity to learn critical princi¬ ples. The English classes supply outstanding compositions to be con¬ sidered for this annual publication. F. H. A. Do you want a decorated birthday cake? Order it from a Future Homemaker of America. The F.H.A. members, under the supervision of Mrs. Raymond, have de¬ veloped this often desired, domestic skill to perfection. Forgetting about their diets, they have fun sampling each other ' s food at their tasting bees. ROW 1: N. Richardson, D. Abate, L. Sheppard, J. Helgeson, S. Wright ROW 2: D. Griffith, J. Judge, C. Barbetti, A. Surrette, P. Amadon, J. Crowley, D. Wright, L. Howe ROW 3: Mrs. Raymond, M. Lane, P. Connor, S. Foote, J. Tyler, J. Helgeson, J. Jones ROW 4: C. Strong, R. Stevens, D. Nims, K. Wolfe, A. Finison, B. Ormsby, E. Griffith, D. Rossi. 24

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Kneeling: B. Arnold, M. ‘ Neill, E. Mosher, J. Tenneson, J. Van- Nostrand B. Boden, S. Appleyard, C. Donaldson, R. Trowbridge, V. MacDonald, D. MacLeod, M. Lombard, J. Helgeson, C. McFarlin, L. Abate, t. Cutter, M. Brackett, 1. Rose, L. Heywood Standing: M. Myers, A] Ford, ' R. “Duffy, S, Vogt, ' C. Sloan, K. Flint, K. FitzSimons, K. BurriU, H, Antell, I FitzGerald, D. Winsor, C. Castillo. ■ - -ly jHr fV:« ' Mn m KNEELING: S. Derby, J. Law, S. Leiser, V. Hurd, H. Mitchell, J. Locke, J. Robbins, M. Rogers, L. Evans, .L. Pexton, H. Storm, B. Hebert, D. Helgeson, E. DeCrosta, R. Wharton, M. Murkland, R. Kurkjian, L. Bayles, P. Hanson, C. Shepardson, G. Chisholm, M. Kuipers STANDING: Mrs. Nelson, B. Abbbtt, S. Riz 2 o, M. Herrick, H. Dunn, S. Marsh, B. Brown, M. Rafuse, D. Dubuque, B. Weaver, L. Townsend, J. McFarlin, N, Steele, G. Garland, J. Leone, N. Richardson, S. Hoagland, C. Comeau, G. White, B. Bottjer, M. Rizzo, M. MoneiJ, S. Atwood, J. Oppenheimer. I Every morning a member of the Announcer ' s Club clears his golden throat and begins our school day with the winged words, The Bible reading this morning is taken from . . Where would the school be without the morning announce¬ ments? ANNOUNCER ' S CLUB Petrick, Mr. Zorn. 23

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F. B. L. A. Who wants a ticket for the school play? the Future Business Leaders of America query hundreds of times a day during the play season. Late in the after¬ noon a basement light often reveals these girls hunched over their typewriters pounding out material for the teachers and administration. SEATED: J. McIntyre, J. Morgan, J. Benger, A. Surette, S. Vail, P. Connor STANDING: C. Barbetti, C. Gibson, S. Wright, D. Baker, S. Thomas, S. Randall, P. Murphy, N. Fer¬ ranti, E. Mosher, J. Judge, Mrs. Hoyle. OFFICE ASSISTANTS ROW 1: D. WinsofTR. Duffy, S. Ray, C. Shepardson, I. MacLeod, S. Graham, M. Herrick, M. Rizzo, N. Law, B. Gates, B. Bottjer ROW 2: S. Atwood, K. Chisholm, L. Abate, S. Stauffer, S. Leiser, M. Gowell, J. Valentine M. Monell, S. Sooy ROW 3: C. Toner, S. Matz, C. Hayes, L. Bayles, J. Benger, L. Sievertson, C. Geiger. At; rTii i jgflMELL iTi 1 L wM ye .. ! im AJIJ Ml- 1 T Irm It i, m - iitrip 1 ft Our office assistants deliver anything from forgotten lunches to cough drops. They col¬ lect undone attendance slips from forgetful teachers, they sway with the burden of multi-colored notes for teachers and students. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Have you received a notice on an overdue bock you haven ' t even read? Who sent it? The library assistants, of course. This illustrious staff, directed by Mrs. Hynson, works to keep our li¬ brary running smoothly.