Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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Class of 1937

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Page Eight DEDHAM HIGH SCHGOL for the past seven years getting ready to paint his house in Winchester . . . has been faculty advisor of the Mirror and has taught English to commercial seniors in Dedham High for the past seven years .... 1 muses himself in spare moments with his hobby of collecting misplaced commas from the Mirror. Mr. Orlando Scafati . . . a former D. H. S. student and football hero . returned last December . . . teaches junior business training to freshmen . . . attended Hopkins Preparatory School, New Haven, Connecticut . . . and Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana . . . played on his college baseball and freshman football teams . . . may usually be found coaching our would-be athletic stats in these sports . . . spends his summers in and around Dedham, in spare moments as an active member of a baseball team . . . answers to the nicknames of Chink and Andy . . . is the latest addition to our facultv. Miss Mary Sheehan . . . insists that she does nothing in spare time worth writing about . . . came here last year to teach sophomore and junior English . . . formerly taught at the Ames Junior High . . . a graduate of Dedham High and Boston University, Miss Mary E. Sullivan . . . well-known teacher of sewing in Dedham schools . . . a graduate of Dedham High herself . . . has also attended Boston School of Domestic Science and Simmons College. Miss Mary Sweeney . . . born in Dedham, educated in its schools, and has taught commercial subjects here for many years . . . received B. S. from Simmons College . . . spends summers travelling in her Chevvie . . . is an enthusiastic knitter and bridge player. Miss Joan F. Tobin . . . a graduate of Sargent . . . has taught the girls of D. H. S. the whys and wherefores of being athletic for more than ten years . . . is particularly interested in tennis and initiated the custom of a girls' tournament last fall . . . reads any- and everything and enjoys contract bridge. Miss Olga C. von Schantz . . . came here five years ago to teach English and algebra, after graduating from Dedham High and Radcliffe College . . . famous for her knitting . . . owns a beautiful cocker spaniel, who is one of her great delights. Mr. John W. Wallace . . . teaches advanced bookkeeping, office appliances, and busi- ness practice to juniors and seniors . . . devotes summers to his hobby, golfg to studying, and to caring for his summer place and its garden . . . graduate of B. U. College of Business Administration with B.B.A. degree and Harvard Graduate School of Education with Ed. M. degree. Miss Mary Weeks . . . commutes from her home in Dorchester . . . teaches European History to freshmen and sophomores . . . graduated from Smith College . . . has taken courses at B. U., Simmons, and has her Ed. M. from the Harvard Graduate School of Education . . . does housework, goes to movies and theatre, reads, and gardens outside of school. Miss Helen Woodside . . . has explained mysteries of science to freshmen in D. H. S. for past seven years . . . and algebra for three years . . . enjoys herself during summer with auto trips, beach parties, golf, and reading. Mr. Thomas Yonker . . . a graduate of Villanova . . . teaches history to freshmen . . is partial to golf and bridge . . . spends summers doing nothing in particular . . is married and has three children fone pair of twinsj.

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