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CONTENTS Faculty and Staff 6-11 Activities and Clubs 12-43 Sports 44-63 Underclassmen 64-77 Seniors 78-107 Ads 108-132 THE CLASS OF 1963 DEDICATES their yearbook to Mr. Robert V. Walker, their class advisor, a member of the English Department, and the assistant coach of the football team. As class advisor he ac¬ cepted much of the burden of planning the junior prom and the graduation ex¬ ercises, warning the committees early that they should “get organized.” Mr. Walker taught the class of 1963 in sophomore, junior, and senior English. A typical class in room 202 began with his sonorous monotone, “Now chil-dren . . ,” and was always embellished with one or two “un- fortunate-ly’s.” English III students en- •joyed controversial classes in which Walt Whitman, e.e. cummings, and Princeton University were favored. Although stu¬ dents sometimes found it difficult to dis¬ tinguish between Mr. Walker’s banter and his serious conversation, many of the class discovered under the facade of witticism a sincere and dedicated man. FOREWORD Color block the endless pages of print that are assigned in texts, in reserv¬ ed library books, and in outside reading. Lightly shade in the blackboards and clock faces. Write on the boards with white chalk, making diagrams, conjugat¬ ing irregular verbs and working sample problems. Pass out white paper for themes and homework. Study on white tabletops in the cofeterio. The world of school is predominately black and white. Appropriately, os well as coincidental¬ ly, the yearbook is confined to expression in black and white. And so it is that the theme for the book became black on white. However, this theme is only a mom- entory deception, like printed words and pictures. Once they enter the mind they are instantly brought to life and colored by the imagination. In pictures and in print, in black on white, the staff has collected and organized the events and people that were a part of 1963 at Weston. Your own imagination begins here.
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WESTON HIGH SCHOOL WESTON, MASSACHUSETTS EDITOR • Beverly Boden • LITERARY EDITOR • Nina Angelo • BUSINESS MANAGER • William Bogardus • PHOTOGRAPHY • Kenneth Downing • ART • John Hutcheson • Toni Greenwood • FACULTY • Cornelia Crocker • ACTIVITIES • Ellen FitzGerald • SPORTS • Carolyn Sloan • Geoffrey Hub¬ bard • Daniel Holmes • SENIORS • Jane VanNostrand • Shirley Vogt • AS¬ SISTANTS • Kim McMullin • Carroll Carter • Jennifer Eaton • Michelle Strong • Michelle Torabene • Kathy Stevens • Heather Anted • Pam Herring • Kathy Burrill • Pam Piper • Terry Graves • Robert Linderhill • Linda Stantial • Louise Cutter • Nancy Spencer • Scott Mathews.
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