Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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A. BARK E. BASSETT S. BELEJACK E. BENOIT D. BERMAN R. BICKFORD E. BILLINGS J. BARCLAY D. BLACK R. BOUCHER 10

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JOSEPH F. AIETA Mathematics, Curriculum Director J. AIETA WENDY LEA ALPAUGH KX) Montvale Road July 7 If growing up means it tvould he beneath my dig¬ nity to clind? a tree. I’ll never grow up, never grow up, never grow up, heck no, not me. Peter Pan CHRISTINE MARIE ANDERSON 6 October Lane October 16 Chris . . . outstanding in the math department . . . tres petite . . . yoga enthusiast . . . pet peeve; teeny hoppers . . . “Do your own thing as long as it doesn’t hinder anyone else’s.” RORERT ATI!AS 605 South Avenue January 16 CLARK B. AVERILL 15 Columbine Road |une 6 Clark . . . wants to be a scientist . . . light, light wrestler . . . has a lot of dry wit . . . great addition to the track team . . . always happy . . . likes to hunt. SUSAN ROSHOLT BANGIIART 67 King’s Grand Hoad December 7 Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here? That def ends a good deal on where yoti want to get to, said the cat. “ don’t much care where —” said Alice. “Then it doesn’t matter which way you go, said tlu’ cat. “—AO long as I get somewhere, Alice added. Lewis Ciirroll I I I I I 9

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JOHN G. BARCLAY Speech, Drama How is the essential accomplished if the non-essential receives priority? ROBERT G. BOUCHER Chemistry The scholar is the man who studies for his fellow men. ANDREW D. BARK 245 Winter Street January 28 Andy . . . “Can 1 be of assistance to you?” . . . avid miniature car racer . . . accompanied by faithful green bookbag . . . often seen in the cafeteria . . . ambition; to have a satisfying life. EDWARD BASSETT 12 (iowell Lane July 4 Ted . . . will never forget Miss Zelinka’s math cla,sses . . . active student council member . . . still waiting to find an ambition . . . terrorizes Weston on his bike . . . friendly. STEFHEN RICHARD BELEJACIK 68 Lexington Street .May 18 saw a mail piirstiing the horizon; Round and round they sped. I was disturbed at this; I accosted the niati. “It us futile I said, Voti lie, he cried, Atid rati on. Stephen Crane EUGENIE F. BENOIT 70 Black Oak Road August 14 Genie . . . “what a bummer” . . . big brown eyes . . . “You live only once, so live for today.” . . . surf and ski bum . . . remembers class activities most fondly ... a fantastic cheerleader. DANIEL BERMAN 6 Conant Road January 6 Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of. Benjamin Franklin ROBERT BICKFORD 291 Glen Road April 16 Bob . . . wants to enroll at Regis . . . “Is it still there?” . . . prom committee . . . the great skier . . . lives on the tennis court and at MacDonald’s . . . drives a yellow submanne. ERIC BILLINGS 244 Ridgeway Road July 24 Eric . . . “Everybody coming to the s(K-cer game?” . . . construction work during the summer . . . follows .Vmerican Baseball Iwagtie conscientiously . . . mil¬ lions of freckles. DEBOHAII ANN BL.KCK 6.5 . utunm Road June .K) Xo man is an island entire of itself: en rij man is a piece of the continent a part of the main. . nii man v death diminishes me because I am imoh ed in man¬ kind; and therefore never send to knoii for u hom the Itch tolls; it tolls for thee. |olm Donne 11 ( i