Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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LINDA BETH LOEB March 3 85 Chestnut Street Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from them¬ selves. Sir Walter Barrie LEANNE LORD June 27 30 Ash Street . . . give us serenity to accept what cannot be changed, courage to change what should be changed, and wisdom to distinguish the one from the other. Reinhold Niebuhr RONALD MACKAY November 23 39 Lexington Street Only time will tell me if Tm right or wrong—if I ' m going somewhere I don ' t belong—been standing on a corner, trying to get across the street—so many years now I ' m gonna move—I stretch out and find my wings and fly away—and if I ever pass this way again—It ' ll be just another ordinary day. Toni Brown DAVID D. MACRAE September 2 428 North Avenue “Happiness is having your mother in the guidance office!” 24

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MAUREEN LEOMBRUNO April 5 10 Winter Street Now that I know I ' m no wiser than anyone else, does this wisdom make me wiser? Hugh Prather EVE LEPCIO November 19 226 Winter Street Evil . .. known for her friendliness . . . hates disorganization: loves riding and reading . . . Marlon Brando fan . . . hopes to be a physical therapist . .. “Happiness is winning the big ones and the parties afterwards.” ROBERT LIBITZ February 25 1 Gate House Lane Lib, Libby, Robbie . . . known for lack of height . . . dislikes being pushed around ... fan of John F. Kennedy, as well as Mr. Palena ... a mind filled with facts on sports ... the Bruins . . . a friendly smile. STEVEN TODD LILLIOTT May 14 11 Winthrop Circle Todd . . . known for hard work on the motorcycle section in Arts’ Festival . . . loves to watch and participate in mo¬ torcycle racing . . . “bikes . . . likes working on “any¬ one’s motorcycle . . . will help others enthusiastically. WENDY LEWIS June 1 115 Rockport Road O that I was where I would be, then would I be where I am not; but where I am I must be. and where I would be, I cannot. J.R. 23

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MARK GERALD MADDEN January 17 24 Spring Road Wonderin’ if where I ' ve been is worth the things I ' ve been through. James Taylor DAVID W. MAGILL January 18 132 Country Drive Man is so built that he cannot imagine his own death. This leads to endless invention of religions. The nature of life, how ego hooks into the body, the problems of ego itself and why ego seems to be the center of the uni¬ verse, these are paramount questions . .. The only religious opinion I feel sure of is this: self-awareness is not just a bunch of amino acids bumping together Robert A. Heinlein REBECCA S. MAHER January 10 256 Boston Post Road Have you ever seen a walrus smile, in all these many years? Yes I’ve seen a walrus smile, but it was hidden by his tears. Old Nursery Rhyme NANCY MAHER October 24 8 Golden Ball Road A few thousand hours of dreams a few thousand hours of dying a few thousand hours of schemes a few thousand hours of crying a few thousand hours of me and you a few thousand hours will never do ... I love you. Stephen JOSEPH MARINO April 29 110 Concord Road Seppi ... “Live a full, great, enjoyable life” .. . great Dean Martin imitation ... You only go around once in life. You’ve got to grab for all the gusto you can get . . . very sensitive, but tough on the football field. 25