Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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xdnvl flee pkofograla g fag, 'MLM' .SDIUQM fs hw .giaey 2 Z.. xv. On the opposite page are snapshots of seniors, in and out of school, that show how valuable to a yearbook an up-and-coming photography club can be. Nearly all of them are the work of jack C Wliitey J Milroy. Although Refltfrtiom has got along for years with nothing but the pictures taken by the official class photographers, we've missed the informality and spontaneity of pictures taken by pupils who just happened to be there and had their cameras with them. This was the second year that the Photography Club functioned under the guidance of Mr. Arnold VI. Borofsky. It seems as if this year, more than ever before, cameras were almost as common as handbags in the classrooms. Future staffs of Re- ,fz'er!jmz.i' may well consider having all their pictures -except the senior panels-done by the school's talented amateurs. Club members, during the year, experimented with developing, printing, and enlarging pictures. For the beginners in photography, Mr. Borofsky gave lectures on the fundamental techniques and on the care of cameras. Each member was allowed to use the darkroom for developing pictures he had taken in or out of school. The club dues. collected by Treasurer .loan Yonlier, were used to buy badly needed pho- tographic equipment. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB son, Ruth DeLairrio, Jean Donald. BACK ROW --V Rolanrl Gauthier, John Kohut, David Weston, Robert Knight. Leonard Nylund was president of the club, Car- rie Wfoodworth was vice-president, and Jean Mc- Cray was treasurer. At the top of the opposite page you can see, left to right, a few majorettes, K. Nihart, N. Dob- son - the track team at Bowdoin - lunch time - the S. S. S. Then - Senior play, A. McDonough, M. Brom- ley, L. Downing - Stevie Kiely hooking one in - social life, J. Heiferman, G. Rawding, M. Brom- ley, R. Sislane. Below-Getting made-up, Senior play, Mil- roy - the 20-lb. lollypop, A. Butters 4Norwood7 and T. York - Wliitey in Scollay Square. Next are, first, the stage crew, Senior Play, R. Kohut, L. Nylund, E. Cote, then The Tea Party, bl. Oberlander, J. Weber, B. Oberlander - between acts, Senior Play, O'Brien, M. Eremita. Below that - Backstage, T. York, H. Hickcox - B. Lane, T. Fitzhenry, D. Donovan, M. Brooks - G. Rawding, Watertown game - view from chemistry room. At the bottom - T. Fitzhenry at lunch - cider and doughnuts, Milroy, E. McCarthy, Rawding in back - M. Brooks, B. Lane at Nantasket - C. Ahearn and Peanuts Davis at lunch. FRONT ROW Thomas Wat- MaeRae, Lenard Nylund, Car- rie Woodworth, Joanne Yon- ker, Sally Orcutt, Carol Mae-

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,ML .S?arfec! M ecfiond glow! E YEARBOOK STAFF FRONT ROW K. Davis, I., Nichols, M. Donahue, A, lic-onaril, J. Suotton, t-clitor, I4. Stuck, K. Nihurt, C. Reid, P. Robertson. SECOND ROW .l. Capello, H. Dov, IVI. lVluri':iy, R, Huxrhey, M. Nlixttv, D. Dunuvzin, K. Hussey, J, Ileifer- man, B. Dt-Felice, R. Allegra, D. Irving, H. Johnson, I'. Shelley. THIRD ROVV C, Donelan, H, St-nnintr. R. Kohut, I.. Downing, R. Carty, 'l'. O'Conm-ll, I.. Johnson. Witlu jimmy Scotton as editor and Arlene Leon- ard and Beverly Stuck as his assistants, the l949 Reffeflimzr has endeavored to follow the Execu- tive Committees wishes for economy and still in- clude all the important events of our last year in Dedham High. How well we have succeeded, you may judge. Below are the typists, without whom neither l?ef1'ertimz.r nor the Mirror could have been ready on time. Particularly helpful was Mary MacDonald, who worked late into the afternoon and then left with reams of copy to type at home. YEARBOOK AND MIRROR TYPISTS 0 1' s ie mi I RUN'l' ROW' lVI:irii- Brooks, llzxrlrzirzi Lune. Ethel Amos, Marv Kohut, .loan Cla-ary. SECOND ROVV Helen Siako- tos. Mary IxIHt'DtlIl2il1l, Marilyn Broniley, Dorothy O'Iiea1'y, Joyce Romans. TOP ROW' Kzitlilm-n Kit-ly, 'IR-re-:i Fitzlicnry.

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