Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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ARTHUR L. GOODWIN 181 Merriam Street August 4 Art, Arch ... “I assume there is more reads and writes science fiction and westerns . . . likes history class . . . summers working at Little, Brown and Company. KEVIN GORDON 81 Tyler Road November 15 JOHN L. HASEBROOK 5 RadclifFe Road May 14 Alvin . . . loves hockey . . . summers at the Triple A . . . cross country . . . easy going . . . Donovan fan . . . wants to invent something . . . makes great sundaes. BRIAN HEALEY 52 Robin Road August 10 Brian . . . “Easy, Tiger.” . . . plays tennis at the Brook School . . . still remembers Steve McQueen in Bullitt . . . known for his defensive driving . . . Valley Pond, LESLIE ELLEN HILL 8 Pine Street December 10 The heart is the capital of the mind. The mind is a single state. The heart and the mind together make A single continent.. One is the population Numerous enough. This ecstatic nation seek-it is yourself. Emily Dickin.son WENDY LOUISE HYJER 47 Partridge Hill Road February 3 Windy . . . “This is serious!” . . . often seen on the ski slopes . . . known for her yellow .Austin .America . . . dislikes people who are irresponsible . . . .Maine summers. DAVE J.A.MES 72 .Ash Street .April 27 Half . . . plays ba.ss for Simon-Pure . . . can’t stand lousy drivers . . . summer at River’s Day Camp and touring with the band . . . likes nature. 29

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SUSAN HUDSON 30 Baker’s Hill Road July 29 rocts S. HUDSON B. HEALEY L. HILL J. HASEBROOK A. GOODWIN K. GORDON W. HYJER D. JAMES 28

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M. HANSON MEI.INDA HANSON French A time for learning ” ... Is there a contrasting moment? Ma ’ all of Heaven ' s seasons be vour teach¬ ers and all of mankind vour students. HITH CHFHYI. JENKINS 6 Newton Street . pril 5 The gladness of the heart is the life of man, and the jot fulness of man prolongeth his dai s. The . procrypha BARBARA VIOLA JOHNSON 55 Sunset Road September 5 Bari) . . . “Take it easy. . . . plays guitar . . . teaches swimming . . . long, long hair and a perpetual tan . . . “Live for today, and don ' t worry about tomor¬ row.” .MARK JOHNSON 250 Glen Road August .3 “Forget it” . . . fantastic trumpet player . . . usu¬ ally found in tlie innsic room . . . known for his flowered VW . . . interested in biochemistiy . . . avid Jonathan Winters fan. HENRY EUGENE JONES 78 Possum Road April 29 The last of four years comes around And as a Senior you look back To what were either wholesome years Or one big lousy drag. So for all you new high schoolies I wish the best of luck, My four years here were pleasant And I hope that yours are, too. LYNNE ELIZABETH KEERY 36 Dean Road April 24 Nyn, Squatty . . . “For crying out loud!” . . . “Saggy Beach” ... a good organist . . . enjoys teaching little children . . . known for raided P.J. parties. DARRA ELIZABETH KELLEY 64 Oxbow Road May 20 Darsey . . . “Dynamite” . . . faithful athlete; field hockey, basketball, lacrosse . . . energetic cheerleader . . . top woman surfer . . . vest wearer . . . enjoys meeting people. ELIZABETH LANG KEMPSTER 30 Westland Road November 30 Liz ... “I don’t know!” . . . one of the spunky Weston “Twirlers” . . . She’s been in all the musicals! . . . prom decorations . . . longtime member of “Third Edition” . . . food-lover. 30