Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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Bottonr. J. Usis, S. Stuke, E. Allan, M. Pusateri, M. Colpitts, Miss Boynton, E. Ames, P. Hurley, C. Conopka. Middle: C. Roche, E. Corvi, A. Kiely, D. Poirier, R. Woods, E. Williams, M. Giunchetto, M. Wolfrum. Top: W. Hailer, R. Prevett, M. Cheney , D. Cheney, R. Segersten. Student Council members participated in an extremely active program during the year 1957-1958. Perhaps the most important accomplishment of the Council was the drawing up of the Code of Behavior for D.H.S. students. In addition, the Council sponsored an enjoyable assembly series, ran two successful dances, and sold fudge to raise scholarship funds. It was a most successful year! Working with the Student Council was the Traffic Squad which did a marv ' elous job bringing order out of chaos in the corridors. They performed a difficult task with the greatest of ease! Bottom: N. Lonsdale, S. Kelley, E. Ames, C. Reardon, J. Ahearn, T. Potter. Top: J. Collins, D. Holland, S. Costello, M. Yerardi, D. Battis, A. Lameiras. StudeHt OU4€Ccl

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In June of our junior year the faculty chose one girl and three boys to represent Dedham High School at Boys’ and Girls’ State. Judith Usis, Girls’ State Representative, spent a week at Bridgewater State Teachers’ College learning the processes of good government. Irene Borg was chosen as alternate. Russell Shannon, Richard Murray, and Paul Tuck, Boys’ State Representative, spent a w ' eek at the University of Massachusetts. Harold Peterson was alternate. ANNELIES LANGHOF ... In the fall of our senior year we added a new pupil to our class. She was Annelies Langhof, our German Exchange Student. Annelies quickly became an active member of our school, taking part in sports, dance committees, the Senior Play, and various other senior activities. cutcC €utct Oufi Studc St tcCcHt Oufl

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Sfr nt ( ocatcct Bott 07 n: P. Heinrich, P. Lynch, C. Reardon, P. Cusack, K, Spillane, C. Lynch, E. FinJlen, M. Haar, J. Sweet. Middle: T. Waring, A. Sarro, C. Roche, L. Iverson, J. Kiely, P. Richardson, S. Kelley, T. Gallagher, M. Usis, J. Hunt, C. Healy, J. Corso. Top: J. Parks, L. Procter, P. Lapierre, J. Condon, J. Iverson, J. Matozzi, S. Stuke, J. Usis, C. French, C. Conopka, D. Maloof. Under the guidance of our physical education teachers and President Pat Cusack, the Sports Council had its third successful year. The new treasury fast began to fill as mem- bers sold sweatshirts, varsity hats, kerchiefs, and pins. The Council is rapidly becoming one of the most prominent organizations at school. Once again, the Dramatic Club under the supervision of Miss Doris Grant enjoyed a successful and entertaining year. Members presented a one-act play entitled The Medicine Show’’ and entered a one-act pantomime Trouble in the Cellar’’ at the annual dramatic festival at Emerson College. At this time, members are looking forward to pre- senting a skit as part of our Class Day Exercises. BoHom: Russell Shannon, Miss Grant, Mary Lowrance. Top: Irem Borg, Ruth Blumcnthal.