Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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RECOGNITION From time to time people who have traveled together are parted. Sometimes travelers find themselves lost to each other. Occasionally the travelers, though farther apart in distance, come closer in appreciation. Thank you for helping us start out and thank you for accompanying us on a part of our jour¬ ney. Though your friendship has become more than ever a treasure in our hearts and we have been glad to see you when you have been “back” to see us, we miss you, Mr. Stayn. 5

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3 71 - c 3 DEDICATION “Where are you going?” . . . “Where are we? Where have we been? , we keep asking you. We are dedicating this yearbook to you, Mr. Santospago, because you often raise the question of what, as a class, we are doing. Your interests were not only in us as a class, but in us as individuals. You helped us in many ways: our slave drive, the last-minute chaperoning for our dances, and oc.r class meetings. We will miss your constant air of tobacco, your conserva¬ tive ideas, but especially, your sense of humor. We may change, Mr. Santospago. Please don’t you. As you have greeted us with a warm smile and a friend¬ ly “Hello,” we will always remember the quiet and effec¬ tive ideas you have given us. You have helped us to recognize some of the problems in our plans as a class, and you have given us both your time and suggestions, for which we are deeply grateful. Therefore, the graduat¬ ing class of 1971 would like to dedicate this yearbook to you, Mrs. Iona Nickeson, in hope that you will remember us as we will remember you. 4

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FACULTY i T.G.F.F. X. Get back to work, Brenda. Give me the kid or I’ll rip up the papers. . . . no comment. 6 - You are beautiful.