Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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When Madwomen were in flower. The newly created Drama Club plunged successfully into its first season at Weston High with the production of Shaw’s “Arms and the Man,” followed by Girandoux’s “The Madwoman of Chaillot.” Placid and everyday students were transformed into be-mustached soldiers, Bulgarian noble women, shrill-voiced mothers, mad women, rag pickers and other assorted vagrants. Perhaps even more amazing than the transition of students to interesting characters were the professional performances which astounded the audiences and led to the after-play egotism of the actors. Thf ramjickfr holds lorth.

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STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: S. Vogt, G. White, J. McKenzie, T. Hetherington, A. Foster, President, B. Boden, N. Law, S. Revotskie. ROW 2: Mr. Kellett, Advisor, J. Sundborg, E Stone, A. Avakian, D. Wilson, H. Storm, A. King, R. Brush, R. Berry, Mr. Harris, Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL AND HONOR SOCIETY ' ■ ' honor society row I: Mr. Smith, Advisor, Eliz- Barbara Downing, Susan Hulsman, Jane Peterson. J ' hn Bump, Donald Sanders, John McKenzie, Robert Cocks. Our ever planning but slow acting Stu¬ dent Council worked on tailoring past rules to present conditions by wanning up the monitor system. They also acted as guides for the many visiting dignitaries. Based on scholarship, leadership, and char- actership, membership in the National Honor Society was the highest recognition that could be bestowed upon grade-grub¬ bing students by Weston High. duihwm SOCIAL SOCIAL STUDIES STUDIES . 1 4 6 8 STOM SOCIAL SOCIAL . RESQU STUDIES STUDIES M 1 I M h M CENT i-l I 1 1 ■R N , 1111111111! If I ' 1111 ' I jr SOCIAL STUDIES i I