Weymouth High School - Campus / Reflector Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

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GRADUATION DANCE Thursday evening, June 6, was an important date for the graduating class of 1968. The Graduation Dance was held in the school cafeteria, transformed into a ballroom by the magic of Miss Kovac and Mr. Daly. Music was pro- vided by Kahuna and the Mooners, a group which included five of their class- mates. The music, the food (potato chips, pretzels, cookies, and coke), and the atmosphere contributed to make the evening perfect; one that all will re- member for many years to come. What ' s it called? Mr. Daly talks over the situation with Mr. McCarthy. Gail Comer and Mark Olson concentrate while Diane Cannon directs traffic.

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SPRING CONCERT Under the direction of Mr. Burke, Orchestra; Mr. Burns, Chorus; and Mr. Warren, Band; the annual Spring Con- cert was held on May 10. Over 300 musicians, including sophomores, par- ticipated. In addition to selections from Man of La Mam ha and West Side Story, the evening was highlighted by the presentation of the National Choral Award for outstanding senior contribu- tion to chorus, and of the John Philip Sousa Award for the outstanding senior band member. Winners were Patricia Sullivan and Edward Doyle. The performance of the Chorus was a highlight of the Spring Concert. MARDI GRAS Holly Sloan reveals the oriental charm ol Japanese Culture. The Grecian exhibit had the added style of Larry Smith. A unique concept in education was presented at Weymouth High this year in the form of a Mardi Gras. There were booths representing many foreign countries with language and social studies experts to sell samples of food native to each country. All money first had to be converted into the currencv of the country where a purchase was to be made. Music and dancing, repre- sentative of some of the countries were provided for entertainment.

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SENIOR PROM Dancing to the music of Ruby New- man and his orchestra, the Seniors brought to a climax their years at Wey- mouth High with the Senior Prom, held at the Surf Ballroom in Nantasket. Under the guidance of Miss Curran and Mr. McCarthy, the crowning of the Prom Queen took place. Queen Frances Molisse and her king, Malcolm Rennie, took their places, and with their class- mates enjoyed dinner and the entertain- ing performances of the Pilgrims and the Techniques. Linda Sass and Richard Jablonski crown Mai Rennie and Frances Molisse King and Queen of the Prom. Leading the Grand March at the Prom are Janice Cavicchi, Barbara Dingwall, Frances Molisse, and their escorts. Richard Jablonski, Linda Sass, Patricia C.obbett. and Laurence Carver led their classmates.