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Many social activities took place from January through June. First, the Home and School Association sponsored a Mardi Gras Dance for us on February 18 at the Walsh Post. Dick Tellier and his band provided the musical beat. In March, several Seniors from the college course took part in the Student Exchange Program. Five students from St. Patrick's High School in Watertown, visited D.H.S. Class Day on May 8 was the last time the Class of '58 met ofhcially in the school building. At a very impressive ceremony Mr. Gibbons accepted the class gift and offered a few words of wisdom as guide-posts for our future. Barbara Furness, the Yearbook Editor, presented copies of Highlights 1958 to Mr. Gibbons and Miss Magner. Composer Dick Dauk- sys introduced his class song. The Class Marshals were James Dunlop and Doro- thy Runge, who led the processional and recessional march. After we had eaten well, the light-hearted part of the pro- gram included the reading of the Class Will by Bill Shiver, the Class History by Margie Blaney, the presentation of the l'Mostl' Awards, and the distribution of our long-awaited yearbooks. The grand finale of our Senior Year took place at Symphony Hall on June 5 at 2 P.M. In the presence of our parents, our faculty, and our friends, we were awarded our well-earned diplomas. Our high school days came to an end with the strains of our Class Song while we, facing in, formed an unbroken circle, a symbol of our lasting fellowship. Margaret Blaney ALL STARS S E X will 0 and then, with the five from D.H.S. went to a luncheon given by the Mayor. The D.H.S. students attended a town meeting in Watertown on March 17. The Home and School Association, with the help of Dorchester's leading stores and a modeling school, sponsored HFash- ion Fancies, a show in which both students and teachers modeled. In April, a skit was performed by seniors on the dols and don'ts of Prom Night. In early Spring the athletic teams concluded the basket- ball, hockey, and track season and started the baseball schedule. Many Seniors enjoyed these games. The Senior Prom was held on May 2 at the Blue Hill Country Club. The music was supplied by Ken Keeves. The girls and boys were pleasantly surprised to receive as favors pendant-pins for the girls and lapel buttons for the boys. SHO W
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