Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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WESTON HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS P Y 6 M The Stars THE CAST Professor Higgins. . P. Curtis Colonel Pickering. R. MacArthur Eliza Doolittle . J. Hoagland Eliza Doolittle. B. Wigginton Mrs. Pearce. G. Mosher Mr. Doolittle. J. Ewers Mrs. Higgins. C. Harrison Mrs. Eynsford-Hill. G. Rolland Miss Eynsford-Hill . M. Koelb Freddy Eynsford-Hill. K. Child Parlormaid.P. Piper Professor Z. Karpathy. R. Carney Dowager. J. Helgeson Bystanders . S. Hoagland, R. White Reception Guests. J. Appleyard M. Kilgore, R. Butcher, D. Connolly, S. Crib- ben, J. Karas, S. Vail, N. Ayers.

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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.

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The Rain in Spain This year ' s play production of Pygmalion was startlingly professional in its portrayal of Eliza ' s rise from the London gutter, which took place under the able teaching of Professor Higgins. A mouth full of marbles, Eliza ' s gufteral screeches, her unforgetable aaagh, stately Professor Zoltan Kar- pathy ' s hoongarian, shrewd dealings with the Larned professor, the ornate, fuchia-horned Victrola, and o f course, the romantic embrace at the end are only a few of the unforgetable parts of Pygmalion. Judy Hoag- land and Betsy Wigginton, both playing the leading role of Eliza Doolittle, did an excellent job scratching their ribs and biting their shawls as they fought their way to a level of histrionic competence. Professor Paul Curtis and Colonel Roy MacArthur also did a professional job of acting, and director Mr. Zorn should be complimented for the exceptional performance. Das here is on picture ove mine school, Vicenza. Ah, ah, temper, temper. 27