Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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There is one man who always has a smile, a hello for everyone and who can make even a cockroach feel loveable. We see him in the morning with coffee and bagel in hand, in the hall with his briefcase, in the classroom with his pounding fist against the blackboard, and in the cafeteria during lunch time as one of the few brave teachers who dares eat with us ram¬ bunctious students. Although he has only been in the high-school for two years we have known him since eighth grade. Sure, we pity the deprived youngsters at the Junior High, but we are glad he joined us during our last years at Weston High School. Not only has his spirit uplifted the school, but his teaching has en¬ couraged students to learn and enjoy it all the while. We, the Class of 1981, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Beevers, for being one heck of a great guy.

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The first word for today is . . . thanks! We are thanking you for your corny jokes, illegible scribbles, mandatory moments of silence, unique paper topics, but most of all, for letting us get to know a man of greatness. You ' re a man with intellect, wit and one whom many students respect. Sure, we may gripe a lot, but how can we dislike a man who wears Levis and teaches Shakespeare? Keep slugging away at those tennis balls, and remember, when kids bring you down, you have tons of fans out there! Mr. Walker SPECIAL RECOGNITION Dick, what can we say? You are a friend to everyone. You have taught us the real meaning of caring by showing in¬ volvement, enthusiasm, and support in our school activities. You continually cheer all the games, plaster your bus with pictures and articles and take a sincere interest in us as individuals. Thanks for all your smiles, laughs and cookies!! Dick Fanning, we ' ll never forget you!