Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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D. GARLAND DONALD E. GARLAND Principal Better to burn out than rust out. GONSTANCE D. GARTLAND B usiness Education We live in a world which is full of misery and ig¬ norance, and the plain duty of each and all of us is to try to make the little corner he can influence somewhat less ignorant than it was before he entered. G. GARTLAND L. FRANCHI D. FRANK G. FREEDBERG 25

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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

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A. FULLER J. GATES G. GIAGCONI A. D. EULLER 39 Nobscot Road April 31 JAMES STEARNS GATES 19 Nash Lane March 25 Jim . . . “Ah, right!” ... an unknown water skier . . . life philosophy: some people climb the ladder of success only to find it leaning on the wrong wall. GUIA GIAGCONI 76 Scotch Pine Road June 16 It is not wise, believe me, to say, “I shall live.” Too late is tomorrow’s life: live thou today. Martial PAMELA SCOTT GIBSON 31 Spring Road March 10 Pam . . . the guinea pig . . . open-minded and cares about others . . . Suni and Breezy forever . . . dreams of teaching Spanish . . . “Who says 13 is an unlucky number?” CHARLES E. GILLESPIE, JR. 751 Boston Post Road September 9 Charlie . . . likes soccer and sailing . . . lab assistant . . . frequents chemistry rooms . . . “Gillespie’s Grotto” . . . “Life is like an ice cream cone; you have to learn to lick it.” DANA GLEASON 11 Ridgeway Road June 7 VIVIAN C. GOLTSOS 71 South Avenue August 26 One is rich rwt through one’s possession, but through that which one can, with dignity, do without. Epicurus JANET MARIE GOODE 44 Ledgewood Road September 9 And, indeed, one’s personality dissolved as a grain of salt in the sea; but at the same time the infinite sea seemed to he contained in the grain of salt. Arthur Koestler P. GIBSON 26