Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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LINDA DOWD 47 Baker’s Hill Road July 30 Winna ... “I was wondering, can I have a ride?” . . . wild Halloween parties . . . has a passion for skiing and surfing . . . collects various lamps . . . owns a blue Mustang with racing stripes. JAMES PORTER DOWSE 87 North Avenue May 9 There will never be a really free and enlightened state, until the state comes to recognize the individual as a higher and independent power, from which all its own power and authority are derived, and treats him accordingly. Henry David Thoreau LAWRENCE S. DRUMM 22 Colonial Way July 28 Did you capture all the jewels In the sky? And did you find that the world outside Is all inside your mind? Or did you come by again. To die again? Try again some other time. Tom Rapp BABETTE PATRICIA DUNCAN 28 Montvale Road June 19 Bette . . . waterskis . . . summer of ’69 in Europe . . . faithful Weston Drama Workshop member . . . makes her own row behind the scenes during Girls’ Glee Club . . . eat, drink and be merry. PRISCILLA N. DUNNE 76 . nnawan Road, W ' aban January 12 Honesty rare as a man without self-pity. Kindness as large and plain as a prairie wind. Stephen Benet MARY H. FRENNING Guidance The heart has eyes that the brain knows nothing of. T. H. Parkhurst ALTHEA JOYCE EATON Deer Isle, Maine August 27 Al, Alfie . . . “How do you do this?” ... as Maine goes, so goes Althea . . . nutty, talkative and full of fun . . . likes to travel and meet people . . . has many friends. ROBIN EATON 33 Con ant Road March 5 Come on people, smile on your brother everybody get together, try and love one another right now. The Young Bloods DREW MARTIN ELINOFF 40 Oakdale Avenue January 4 Drew . . . accomplished skier . . . “I’m sure” . . . great football player . . . summer at the Arboretum . . . hates apathy . . . wants to make life worth living . . . lots of points in Field Day . . . blushes easily. 23

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R. FERGUSON S. FERGUSON R. FLINT C. FLUKE RORERT THOMAS FERGUSON 37 Deer Path Lane December 30 Fer ij, Boh . . . power for the football and wrestling teams . . . baseball every spring ... a Don Rickies admirer . . . freckles . . . enjoys a good laugh. SUSAN DORIS FERCIUSON 77 Brook Road January 1 Sue . . . “sock-it-to-’em!” . . . sews and cooks in her spare time . . . plans to be an executive secretary . . . models and does office work after school. SUSAN FLEISCHMANN 71 Concord Road May 5 And you know that it’s a fool who plays it cool, by making his world a little colder. The Beatles REBECCA CHASE FLINT 34 North Avenue May 19 Worlds unfold to smiling faces of smiling cooperation. Tim Hardin CHARLES HERRICK FLUKE 28 Green Lane March 27 LINDA ANN FRANCHI 16 WestclifF Road December 5 Look ahead, never look back; Move forward, don’t stand still. And never, never be sad for what has been, Be glad that it was yours to have. Unknown DAVID M. FRANK 719 South Avenue November 13 Dave . . . piano rock sessions in the music room . . . organist for Simon-Pure . . . “Try not to idolize people if you don’t know them personally. They will disappoint you.” CARL FREEDBURG 250 Country Drive December 18 Carl . . . “Do what you want to do; be what you want to be.” . . . afternoons on the soccer field . . . on the ski slopes all winter . . . dislikes put-on personalities. RICHARD JOHN FRYE 4 Raynor Road February 8 Ricky . . . “Gates likes Mr. Pratt’s English class . . . interested in electronics . . . known for his car . . . “Do anything, but don’t get caught.’’ . . . quiet. 24