Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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DEDICATION There is always one person who works behind the scenes. It may be the stage manager, who never gets a standing ovation; or the team man¬ ager, who may work harder than anyone else but never revels in the glory of a basket or a homerun. Mr. Barclay, the students at Weston High School owe so much to you. Without your efforts, Sophomores wouldn ' t be able to overcome stage fright in speech class; nor would Freshmen be able to sponsor a class dance. The newly established Activities Center which you are running in Room 44 has helped clubs, class government, and other groups organize their efforts and has placed a new emphasize on participation and school spirit, Your efforts have diversified programs so all different types of people can be¬ come involved. How you can teach speech to every student in the entire school, read the morning announce¬ ments, run the Activities Center, direct the school plays, and still be caring, supportive, and smiling, we will never know. Mr. Barclay, the 1984 Yearbook is your curtain call. Please take a well- deserved bow! Dedication 18

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r IN SEARCH OF Saturday night .. .John ' s house ... Weston Massachusetts ... 8:00 p.m. John and his two friends, Matt and Chris, are restless. It ' s Saturday night and they still have no plans for the evening. Lisa told them that Rich was having an open house party, then Anne told him that it was closed, but Rob was having kids over. And thus, the evening begins. Finally after about ten phone calls, for more information, a quick game of hoop, and a round or two of refreshments for all, the three decide to take matters into their own hands. And so, with a full tank of gas in Dad ' s B.M.W., they begin their search for some music, excite¬ ment, and cold ones. The search for ... a PARTY! Suddenly, it ' s 10:00 and the tank is running low. They have arrived at Wes¬ ton Center after scouting the town in a futile attempt to find fun, frolic, and FEMALES. Rich kicked them out of his party and there was a total of two cars at Rob ' s. (Both of which belonged to his family). Well, maybe they ' d find something to do at the Center... then again, (as they scan the parking lot and realize that the town has long gone to sleep) ... Maybe not! The three young men finally decide to head home — just in time to check out who ' s starring in this week ' s Fantasy Island. The evening has been de¬ clared a definite bummer by all. But they ' re not discouraged. Many more Saturday nights still Tie ahead in the eternal quest for a wild Weston weekend.

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SPECIAL RECOGNITION Each morning the familiar cry, Homeroom City!” echoes up and down the busy senior hall. You have made the transition from being prin¬ cipal of the Field School to High School History teacher with style and aplomb. We will always remember your silver metallic suit and motorcy¬ cle. Mr. Gibson, you are one of those teachers who can combine charm, wit, and knowledge in the classroom. We will never forget you! Is it possible for one teacher to be head of the Foreign Language De¬ partment, advisor to the French Club, advisor to the Class of 1984, not to men¬ tion teaching courses in three lan¬ guages? (In addition, you deserve special recognition for miraculously finding anything in your office.) Mrs. Wohlers, you have not only proven it is possible to accomplish these feats, but you have also been a special person to us, the Class of 1984. We admire you for your patience and ability to teach in the classroom; and for your understanding and obvious caring for others outside the classroom. We will always remember you for those rainy football games helping out at the concession stand, and as our humane language teacher. Merci beaucoup! Special Recognition 19