Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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LEITA M. BENOIT May 11 70 Black Oak Road I may be waiting Just anticipating All of the things I may never possess But while I ' m waiting Try a little or Try a little tenderness Aretha Franklin Stop; look; listen to your heart; hear what it ' s saying. Diana and Marvin CAROL BICKFORD August 16 291 Glen Road Fly Silly Seabird no dreams may possess you no voices can blame you for sun on your wing My gentle relations have names; They must call me. For loving the freedom of all Flying things. My Dreams with the seagulls fly Out of reach, out of cry. Joni Mitchell “Song to a Seagull SCOTT BIRGER March 11 15 Ridgeway Road No matter how they slice it, it ' s still baloney. A.E. Smith CYNTHIA LOUISE BLACK March 18 765 Wellesley Street Learn, O Christian, how great you are, for you have become a sharer in the divine nature, and do not return to your former base condition by behavior unworthy of your dignity. Remember the Head and the Body of which you are a member. St. Leo the Great 15

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PAULA BARBETTI June 1 58 Oakdale Avenue All things bright and beautiful; All creatures great and small; All things wise and wonderful; The Lord God made them all. Cecil Frances Alexander MEREDITH BECKER October 6 32 Bay State Road Be what you would seem to be — or, if you ' d like to put it more simply — Never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been would have appeared to them to be otherwise. Lewis Carroll ROBERT EWING BEHRINGER October 20 128 Merriam Street Bob, Booker T., Thin Man . . . enjoys drama, track, and music . . . wants to be happy and successful . . . physics with Mr. Burke . . . memories of Nanette ' s Hubbygone Blues without something . . . “Smile, it ' s good for the soul! . . . known for his band cheers, cowboy hat, and saying ' Give me a B! Give me a B! Give me another B! What ' s that spell? BBBBB! EGGS BENEDICT Easter 12 Boston Poach Road Eggman . . . known for telling yolks . . . ambition: to be a good egg . . . favorite teacher: Mr. Hatch . . . outstanding memories: my first egg and lead in the school play Omelot . . . life philosophy: If life doesn ' t come sunny-side up, have it easy over! . . . best friends: Beve Strown and Sev Bagel. What ' s the use? Yesterday an egg, tomorrow a feather duster. Mark Fenderson 14

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PATRICIA ANNE BRASCO August 6 166 North Avenue Every enthusiast contains a false enthusiast, Every lover a false lover, every man of genius a false man of genius; and, as a rule, every fault is counterfeit: this is necessary in order to assure the continuity of one ' s personality, not only in the eyes of others but in one ' s own — in order to understand oneself; think of oneself; in order, in short, to be Oneself. Valery MICHAEL BOTTICELLI 63 Westerly Road GREGORY BOCKWEG March 14 Nightcap Lane There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do, once you find them. Jim Croce 16