Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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PAUL S. DAVIS December 23 705 Wellesley Street To be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step to knowledge. Disraeli WILLIAM R. DETERLING August 19 43 Scotch Pine Road Only we do not kill from duty, but pleasure, or . . . rather, from displeasure and despair of the world. Unknown GARY DeRUSHA July 23 325 Conant Road Gar . .. eat, drink and be merry!” ... always on time . . . favorite teacher: Mr. Palena . . . hates nosy people . . . quite often pursues his hobby of sleeping . . . fond memories of All- State Chorus . . . Paul Lynde fan . . . ambition in life: to get rich. DAVID DOANE December 10 43 Golden Ball Road Donut . . . known for frequent visits with Mr. O’Laughlin . . . actively partic¬ ipates in Varsity football and hockey . . . outstanding memory: first goal on the hockey team . .. outside work as a Veterinarian’s assistant . . . favorite subject: whichever comes during the last period of the day.” RALPH ALDEN DETERLING April 12 43 Scotch Pine Road It is better to fight all week and win on Sunday than never to win at all. George Bignotti 13

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JOHN FOYNES CREMMEN July 14 110 Cherry Brook Road Crum . . . has an ambition to succeed in everything . . . Weston’s great quar¬ terback . . . remembrances of beating Wayland in basketball and track . .. pet peeve: losing to Wayland . . . beautiful blue eyes. LEE BENNET CRESSY July 15 31 Love Lane I ' m going out to clean the pasture spring; I’ll only stop to rake the leaves away (And wait to watch the water dear, I may): I sha’nt be gone long. You come too. Robert Frost CYNTHIA CROATTI June 1 56 Deer Path Lane Then can I walk beside you I have come here to lose the smog I feel to be a cog in something turning Well maybe it’s the time of year Or maybe it’s the time of man I don’t know who I am But life is for learning We are stardust We are golden And we have to get ourselves Back to the garden. Joni Mitchell BRAD CURRIER August 27 426 North Avenue Guy Laperriere . . . known for: surfing . . . the bus . . . ambition: to be a doctor . . . pet peeve: school lunches, vans that eat up gas . . . Life philoso¬ phy: if you ' re going to do it, do it well . . . soccer, wrestling, band . . . inter¬ ested in surfing, sun, and science . . . outside work . .. volunteer work for Waltham Hospital. LAURIE ANN DAVIS April 20 46 Bakers Hill Road Laurie . . . class vice-president . . . known for her voice . . . dramatics . . . loves to waterski . . . friendly . . . queen of the Jr. Prom . . . hopes to be a dental hygenist . . . can never sit still . .. cheerful.

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ROB DONALDSON May 22 21 Hill Top Road A sigh, over midnight ice, went skating, dreaming of true love and love’s delight. Beyond the tall walls of the town; the townwall towers gleamed snow-white. In his mind’s eye, he saw a maiden and stood still, glowing warmly. Then The ice beneath him melted-down; He sank-and was not seen again. Christian Morganstern JAMES E. DOW August 25 78 School Street Jim . . . ambition: to be an engineer . . . likes cars, gymnastics, hockey, and wrestling . . . drafting is a favorite . . . Mr. Fields fan. CHRIS DOYLE July 18 204 Merriam Street In a garden, all things have their season. If the roots have not been severed, all will be well. Unknown ROBERT C. DUNCAN September 2 28 Montvale Road Speedy . . . known for constantly jok¬ ing, constantly joking, and constantly joking ... is a track man all year round; also the co-capt. of the cross¬ country team ... a parodist at heart, he has put many humorous manu¬ scripts under his belt . . . Boy Scout of the Year. MICHELE DUPIRE October 18 45 Rue Joffre Rombas 57120 France On ne peut se resigner qu ' au bonheur. Albert Camus 14