Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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CATHY CAIN June 15 52 Sylvan Lane What the heart has once owned and had, it shall never lose. Unknown DAVID B. CAIN July 3 21 Lantern Lane When I was young, they packed me off to school and taught me how not to play the game. I didn’t mind if they groomed me for success, of if they said that I was just a fool. So to my old headmaster (and to anyone who cares); before I’m through I’d like to say my prayers I don’t believe you: you got the whole damn thing all wrong he’s not the kind you have to wind up on Sundays. Jethro Tull TOM CAMPBELL August 5 70 Sherbum Circle Now I am going on a journey And I pray all things end well While Mother Earth looks after me I will follow faithfully. Tom Rush MOLLIE CAMERON April 19 28 Pine Street Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes. Oscar Wilde 28

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JIM BROWNELL January 31 45 Willard Road Those who hate shall become soldiers and die in combat, those who deceive shall in turn be deceived, but only those who love shall reap of this life and plant the seed for tomorrow. Unknown LISA BURGER November 8 7 Country Drive Burgs, Boigles . . . Oh Wow”, While your up” . . . known for always being willing to party . . . would like to become a singer or a journalist . . . likes English . . . often works in nursing homes . . . favorite teachers; Mr. Barclay and Miss Raymond . . . enjoys singing in the shows and going to parties . . . outstanding memory of summer of ’73 and Halloween ’73 . . . wills to the school her httle sister, Wendy . . . life philosophy: hve and let live.” RICHARD P. BUSH June 18 46 Forest Street, Sherborn Richard, Duck . . . keep your words soft and sweet in case you have to eat them” . . . would like to jump the Grand Canyon . . . enjoys Mr. Pratt and his classes ... a Groucho Marx fan . . . favorite subject: psychology . . . interested in Triumph 650 and Bonneville ' 67 . . . dislikes the cafeteria . . . outside work: Triumph, Bonneville, and Medfield Stale Hospital . . . wills to school his old gym socks. 27

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JOHN CAPPELLO March 2 42 Conant Road The rain is falling down my cheek Searching for the sea. Tomorrow like the rain I’ll be back home again. I watch the bus As it pulls out of view. Someday like that bus I will be leaving, too. But you know It breaks my heart To leave you . . . Camelback . . . My high school Alice Cooper TED CARLMAN September 11 74 Brown Street E.O.C., III ... known for Mustangs . . . hopes to STAY ALIVE” . . . strong feelings against people who hate Mustangs . . . Weston Pharmacy . . . often found around, under, or in his Mustang . . . life philosophy: Mustangs forever!” . . . wills to the school a Mustang handbook. KRISTINA ANNETTE CARLSON October 24 64 Brook Road Kristina, Tina . . . enjoys skiing and camping out in the wilderness . . . often seen in the Home Economics Room . . . ambition: to be good at skiing . . . John Denver . . . favorite teacher Mrs. Nickeson . . . outside work: water skiing instructor . . . frequently heard saying You blew it, Charlie Brown.” JONATHAN D. CARNEY August 12 22 Summer Street Never push aside a loner. He may not see the whole picture, but he may see something in the picture that no one else has seen Unknown 29