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Weston High
Class of '69
57th Reunion

We Are 75 Years Young!

The question has come up: “Why are we having a 57th reunion? That’s not exactly a milestone year!”

 

True — we somehow managed to miss our 55th reunion. But rather than waiting around for our 60th, we realized something important: this year we are all turning 75. And since 57 and 75 are the same numbers in reverse, it seemed like fate — or at least good reunion math!

At this point in life, we’ve learned not to pass up a good reason to get together. So come join us to reconnect, reminisce, share stories, laugh about old memories, and celebrate the friendships and experiences that have stayed with us through the years.

So the real question is not “Why 57?” but “Why not?”

Hotel Accommodations

Embassy Suites by Hilton Boston Waltham

550 Winter Street, Waltham, MA 02451

Room Block includes reservations from 9-24 to 9-27 that will be held through August 31. 2006

 

Price per night $179.00 plus 11.7% tax based on 1-2 person occupancy,  $10.00 additional per person.

Self parking discounted to $10.00 per day with in and out privileges

The rate includes:

  • Daily free hot breakfast buffet with made to order omelets

  • Managers reception that runs from 5:00PM – 6:30PM all week with free snacks and soft drinks for guests

  • Comp Wi-Fi

  • Comp Fitness Center

  • Swimming Pool

  • Microwave and Mini Refrigerators in all rooms

Booking Link: WHS Class of 1969 Reunion

If you want to book directly with the hotel

Call:  781-890-6767 or 800-362-2779

Give Room Block Rate Code: 920

Event & Weekend Activities

We are excited to welcome you back to Weston for a weekend of reconnecting, sharing stories, and celebrating the connections that have endured for more than five decades. Whether you're traveling from across town or across the country, we hope you'll enjoy catching up with classmates, sharing memories, and making a few new ones.

 

We've planned a relaxed weekend with something for everyone—from a casual Friday evening gathering to our Saturday reunion celebration and a final farewell on Sunday morning. We encourage you to participate in as much as you'd like. We can't wait to see you!  [The Reunion Committee]

DEADLINE: HAS PASSED BUT YOU STILL CAN RSVP

COST: $96.69

There are places I remember. all my life though some have changed. Some forever not for better, some have gone and some remain.                     

                                 Lennon/McCartney

Friday Evening

5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Casual Get-Together

Drop in for a relaxed evening at the Callows’ home and ease into the weekend.

Directions/Parking (see below)

Saturday Morning

8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Weston Local Events

Explore the The 29th Weston Antique & Classic Car Show at the Town Hall or the 59th Annual Barn Sale at the Golden Ball Tavern with classmates or on your own. Check out other fun things to do and see in Weston.

It's official!  Take a guided tour conducted by senior ambassadors through Weston High School. See what’s changed and share memories as we go. (Arrive early to assure access to the building. The tour will start promptly at 10am)

Saturday Evening

5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Reunion Celebration!

Reconnect with classmates while enjoying sips, savory light fare, photos, music to "turn-up" the memories and plenty of conversation. in a warm, casual setting at the Weston Art & Innovation Center (the old library)

Directions and Parking (see below)

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Sunday Morning

9:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Farewell Meet-Up

Landsake FarmLast Chance to See Your Classmates!

Farm Stand Opens at 10:00 AM

 

Before heading home, join us for one last opportunity to visit with classmates and say your goodbyes.

 

We recommend arriving by 9:30 AM, as on-site parking will fill up quickly on this day. Additional parking is available across the street. We'll gather under the covered outdoor seating area, and when the farm stand opens at 10:00 AM, you can purchase a beverage, coffee, tea, and/or seasonal fresh baked good.

Directions and Parking (see below)

 

Beginning at 11:00 AM, the farm's annual Harvest Weekend Pie Fest gets underway and continues until 2:00 PM. The festivities include live music, Blue Ribbon barbecue, family-friendly activities, and even a pie-eating contest! All is included with a ticket, which is available for purchase on-site.

 

We hope you'll stop by for one last chance to reconnect before everyone heads home!

Safe travels, and thank you for making this reunion so special!

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10:00 AM – 11:00 AM

High School Tour

Callow's

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Art & Innovation Center

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Land's Sake Farm

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Some fun things to do and explore in Weston

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Golden Ball Tavern Museum

Located at 662 Boston Post Road in Weston,

GBT is hosting a beloved New England tradition—the 59th Annual Barn Sale on 9/26 9-3 PM Rain or Shine! Admission is free

Also, while there, you can do a free self-guided tours with docents in the house to answer your questions. 

Case Estates Trails

3 miles of trails

Trail map available to copy and paste

Sites to see are remnants of a stone incinerator and a 100 year old Rhododendron Garden

Legacy trail 0.3 mi easy walk ends with scenic overlook etc

Spellman Museum of Stamps and Postal History

On Regis College Campus in Weston

Public Hours

  • Wed. – Fri.: 12PM to 5PM

  • Sat.: 11AM to 4PM

  • Sun.: 12PM to 4PM

Cost

  • Adults: $8

  • Seniors: $5

  • Children (5-16): $3

  • Families: $20 maximum

Weston Observatory

Located at 381 Concord Rd  in Weston 

The first seismographs were installed at the Campion Center, next to the current Observatory, in January 1931. The instruments were maintained by the Jesuits and were relocated to the newly built Weston College (now the Weston Observatory)and operated by Boston College since 1948..

Tours must be arranged ahead Call 617- 552-8300

Key Information About Tours:

  • Focus: The observatory provides educational and public outreach regarding seismology and earth hazards.

  • What to See: Visitors can see live seismic recording instruments and learn about earthquake monitoring, which has been done since the 1930s.

  • Library Access: The Catherine O'Connor Library at the observatory, focusing on geophysics and geology, is open to the public by appointment

Cat Rock Park

Located at the end of Drabbington Way in Weston

The park includes 5.5.miles of trails. Reportedly named for the bobcats that once frequented the area, Cat Rock Hill, one of the highest points in Weston, is where a ski area with two tow ropes operated from 1957-1978.

Norumbega Tower

Located on Norumbega Rd in Weston

Built in 1889 on the alleged location of an 11th century Norse fort and city

Under restoration which is expected to be completed May 2026

Cedar Hill Dairy Joy

Located at 331 North Avenue in Weston

The Dairy Joy, as we know it, was established in 1961 and still a popular spot today for onion rings, fried clams and soft serve ice cream!

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