Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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In preparation for class pictures, Stephanie Johnson Unparalleled class spirit is demonstrated by Roland Gibson, Wanda Murphy, and Anne puts the finishing touches on a true masterpiece — Moellering as they stand in front of the freshly painted ’85 bug. a Dead Kennedy s poster. Although most of them were popped before the picture was even taken, Bruce’s balloon blowing efforts did add a touch of color to an already vibrant senior class. The Best Part Seniors 13

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The Class of ’85 — APART From The Rest I think that the ke y word here is class. We don’t just take a lot of the same courses together, we actually know each other, and quite often we are very close. Early this year everyone was amazed that we all found one place to get together. I say that we always have been together or else we wouldn’t have been able to pull off the best prom Weston has ever seen. Last year we were the first class to establish our own sun-deck-patio outside near the library and then for the prom an elabo¬ rate garden at the same spot. The list goes on; we have always been together and still will be at our fifteenth reunion in the year 2000. l he Best Part Seniors

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Weston Students Have No Reservations Y ou’re tired. You’re hassled. You’re run down and fed-up. How can you get away from it all — school, parents, teachers, detos? The solution is obvious ... blow off the rest of the day, and hit THE RES!!! After all, there’s always somebody else in your physics class who is most likely already there! The question is, should you do it? Should you risk it? What about colleges ... parents ... future ... life? Does this phase you? NO WAY! It’s cool, everybody does it!! Skip¬ ping class, rebelling against teachers, and revolting against parents; all the drawbacks are there but the advantages are limitless. In a few cases, the frigid water begins to feel warmer and warm¬ er, and as more and more people ar¬ rive, spirits grow. However, if you need more proof just ask Mr. Gordon. Of course, once you get there, you have to know where to go. A well round¬ ed Res-Goer would know that both pump houses are cool, whereas an un¬ suspecting freshman would most likely end up in an M.D.C. cruiser. Another obstacle is Nessie. Few peo¬ ple believe that the Loch-Res monster could possibly exist, but anyone who’s hopped the fence knows the deal. So dudes, next time your parents are home for the weekend, and your spirits are low from a long week at school or at work, raise your spirits at the Res with Nessie and the pump house and the ever- clear water. Some avid res-goers demonstrate the almost magical powers the reservoir has of relieving the pressure of life at the high school. Obstacles are found in practically any endeavor, but anyone who has hopped the fence at the res knows that it’s well worth the refreshing reward. 14 The Best Part Reservoir I