Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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571 . 3. 0, MISS RUTH BAKER, one of our most friendly teachers, is .1 graduate of Dedham High School and Boston University. MR. HOWARD BOTTOMLEY, to whom we owe the large sale of senior play tickets, remarks that the class of '46 is wonderful, straight out of the atomic age! MISS MARGARET R. BOYNTON will be glad when she can have .1 new Chevy to go tripping in. MISS CATHERINE E. CASTLE, who has devoted .1 great deal of her tin1e to us as adviser of Reflerfiulls, is a graduate of Radcliffe College and Boston University. MISS RUTH E. CHANDLER, gl graduate of Boston University, teaches commercial subjects. MISS LOUISE T. CLARK, who received l1er B.S. and M.A. at Boston University, has introduced interesting prize-speaking contests. MISS LUCY CLOUGH, a graduate of Colby College, collects recipes as Al l1obby. MISS MADELINE CLOUCH, who enjoys gardening and reading, received her A.B. at Colby College and her L1d.M. at Boston University. MISS ELINOR CONNOR, who teaches freshman English, graduated from Boston University. MISS MARION CORLEY, another Boston University graduate, divides her spare time among the theater, golf, and photography. MR. HAROLD COXVAN, the assistant principal, chairman of the senior faculty committee, did n1uch toward making our activities Ll success. MR. NICHOLAS DESALVO, who returned to us this year after being in the Army, takes pleasure in hunting and Fishing. MR. JAMES DUNNE, who guided our hockey team through another successful sea- son, graduated from Boston College. MR. WILLIAM DUNNE, another Boston College graduate, returned to D. H. S. .1 short while ago from the Army. MR. WILLIAM G. FOGLAND, who secured his B.S. and Ed.M. at Tufts College, is taking Mr. Riley's place as teacher of freshman science. MR. CLIFFORD GEER, who is substituting for Miss Harding as phsysiology and biology teacher, has enjoyed his work at D. H. S. this year. MR. ROBERT W. GIBB, our Supervisor of Music, we UIISSCLI very much this year as he was unable to do his usual active work with tl1e musical organizations. MISS DORIS GRANT, who did a remarkable job in making the senior play so suc- cessful, loves Maine and Mt. Desert Isle, her home. MR. CLIFFORD GUSTAFSON, who helped his students m.1ke the posters for the senior play, is joining us permanently next year. MR. LAWRENCE HAYFORD, who is acting director of our band, orchestra, and glee club, entertained us at assemblies playing his violin. DEDHIIM HIGH SCHOOL Page 5

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MR. JOHN HEAPHY is our football and basketball coach. MRS. ADA REEVE JOYCE, who enjoys climbing and traveling, wishes she could have known more of the class of '-46. MISS DOROTHY P. KENDAII., a Mt. Holyoke graduate, hopes to find a budding Keats or Shakespeare in one of her classes someday. MR. THOMAS I.l-.GUIiRN, also back with us from four years' service in the Army, is helping with baseball and football. MISS LAURA J. McINTlRI'l, whose spare time is spent in making scrapbooks and patchwork quilts, graduated from Simmons College. MISS FLORENCE MURDOCK, one of our sweetest teachers, likes to read and attenl the theater. MR. THOMAS I7. O'DONNliI.I.,, who got his A.B. at Colby College and his A.M. .tt Boston University, outside of teaching history is interested particularly in bolys' camp work. MR. EDWIN T. PETERSON, our chemistry and physics teacher, coaches track as a sideline hobby. MR. JAMES RILEY, who left D. H. S. a few months ago, welll always remember as a remarkable singer. MR. JOSEPH RYAN, faculty adviser of the Mirror' and a Dartmouth College graduate, has been very patient with all of us. MR. ORLANDO M. SCAFATI resumed his position at D. H. S. this year after being in the Navy for a number of years. MRS. NVILLIAM SCHUTZE, who is a true friend of us all, left D. H. S. a short while ago, when MR. JAMES D. SMITH returned from the Army, he is a graduate of Boston Uni- versity and enjoys winter sports. MISS MARY SNVEENEY, who graduated from Simmons College, declares that the class of '46 was very pleasant and Co-operative. MISS JOAN TOBIN, who strives to make ladies out of the D. H. S. girls, also enjoys reading and the theatre. MRS. EVELYN VIETZE, who is interested in music and gardening, graduated from -Boston University. MR. JOHN W. WALLACE, whose chief interests lie in golf, bowling, motoring, gardening, and-good food, spends his summers at Fitzwilliam, N. H. MISS DOROTHY XVATERMAN, who instructs the D. H. S. girls in the arts of cooking and sewing, loves to put these arts into practice. MISS MARY NVEEKS, a Smith graduate, enjoys cooking and gardening. MISS HELEN WOODSIDE, whose hobbies are gardening, sewing, reading, and making up diflicult algebra problems, graduated from Simmons College. MR. THOMAS YONKER, a freshman history teacher, has served us well as head of the Athletic Association. Page 6 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL