Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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M U 9 I C ROW 1: C. Castillo, M. Oleksiw, M. Kuipers, J. Currier, C. McFarlin, R. Cutter, E. Wypler — President ROW 2: G. Teleki, J. McFarlin, M. Dougherty, J. Wypler, H. DeRusha, P. Curtis, K. Child. ROW 3: Mr. Corley, C. Schneider, C. Crocker, S. Derby, L. Saunders, B. Bullard, R. Little, B. Brown, L. Cutter, D. Green- lie. ROW 4: R. G iven, S. Gross, E. Hoagland, M. Kilgore, S. Hulsman, R. Hosterman, P. Toner. ORCHESTRA The Weston High School Orchestra, directed by Mr. Corley and composed of thirty members in the ninth through twelfth grades, participates in two major assemblies each year. The Christmas Assembly, climaxed two years in a row by Paula Toner ' s solos, was enjoyed by both students and parents. The Spring Concert is the final demonstration of the year ' s achievements, and the long hours of practice result in an excellent concert at the Country School. The orchestra has accepted several invitations to par¬ ticipate in the Regional All-State Festival, giving another in¬ dication of the ability of its members. SENIOR CHOIR ROW 1: C. Turner, N. Ayers, S. Mailman, L. Cooke, J. Tyler, J. Jones, D. Winsor, M. Tornabene, S. Livingston, B. MacKay, K. Wolfe. ROW 2: M. Barclay, R. Duffy, E. Fitzgerald, H. Antell, B. Howe, G. Monahon, C. Dippolito, J. McIntyre, M. Brackett, L. Heywood, S. Best, J. Helgeson, K. Lingly. ROW 3: G. Grinnell, S. Matz, B. Boden, J. Tenneson, C. Taber, B. Downing, J. Helgeson, C. Sloan, J. VanNostrand, K. Chis¬ holm, A. Ford, C. Gibson, P. Herring, B. Gates. Paula blows up a storm.

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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

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BOYS ' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: G. Teleki, P. Herrick, M. McDonald, B. Aker, J. Rich, R. Butcher, S. Leech, D. Helgeson, L. Evans. ROW 2: W. Bogardus, B. Miller, B. Rizzo, M. Oleksiw, D. Leithead, D. Rizzo, T. Herrick, P. Tenneson. ROW 3: R. Shaw, J. Robbins, R. Petri, T. Decaneas, M. Rogers, R. Schiable, C. Vaughan. The Senior Choir, the Freshman Choir, and the Boys ' Glee Club all have important parts in the Christmas Assembly and the Spring Concert, the two major music concerts of the year. The robed girls on the Senior Choir make up the largest sing¬ ing group. The freshman girls, ineligible for the Senior Choir, form a small singing group among themselves. Both choirs are composed of girls who love to sing, and their selections such as Let it Snow or In the Still of the Night, are school favorites. The popular boys ' choir gives the musi¬ cal boys a chance to show their ability. Their performance at the music assemblies is always a delight, especially for the girls. Sing, sing, sing. . . . ROW 1: N. Newbert, H. Purdy, J. Valentine, J. Leonhardt, V. Hurd, D. DeLeeuw, L. Wolfe, E. Woodward, L. Flogg, S. Murphy, Mr. Corley. ROW 2: H. Dunn, D. Poli, N. Steele, H. Mitchell, J. Law, P. Hanson, M. Rizzo, S. Laughner, S. Hoagland, B. Chapman, J. Healey. ROW 3: J. Oppenheim, E. Anderson, G. White, J. Leone, B. Abbott, C. Schneider, L. Shepard. FRESHMAN CHOIR