Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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.ALJUIA era Y. MR. LUTHER HOWARD l'x Our senior year brought an addi- tion to our faculty, Mr. Luther How- ard, who divided his time between teaching algebra and coaching J. V. basketball. Mr. Nicholas DeSalvo's contributions to our four years were teaching French and coaching our hockey teams. Without Miss Marion Corley's supervision, the prom invita- tions would never have been com- pleted. The shorthand and typing classes will also remember her expert instruction. During our four years the Rotary Speaking contests were always excellently coached due to Miss Louise Clark's efforts. Miss Clark also taught English. Another one of our teachers who helped make the proms a success was Mrs. Marie Schutze, who also taught history. MR. NICHOLAS DESALVO Miss RTARION CORLI-:Y MISS LOUISE CLARK MRS. MARIE SCHUTZE Yxif wi

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, g 1 ff-- sl L vffni ' QQ MR. THOMAS LEGUERN K . 4 .,i...4.4M jlleife V2 lil' We met our advisers when We were freshmen, and they stayed by us throughout our four years. They earned our sincere gratitude by the long hours they spent in making our proms, our senior play, our dances - all our activities so successful, and by their willingness to help us over scho- lastic hurdles. Mr. Thomas LeGuern, the business organization instructor, coached the baseball teams, was as- sistant football coach for our first three years, and in our senior year, was made head of the commercial de- partment. Miss Catherine Castle taught Spanish and helped the Junior Red Cross. The French students were excellently instructed by Miss Margaret Boynton, who also contrib- uted much time and effort to making our Student Council outstanding. In addition to teaching the girls' gym classes, Miss Joan Tobin helped make our proms successful. MISS JOAN TOBIN MISS CATHERINE CASTLE 1 Z . Miss MARGARET BOYNTON 15

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is -L29 A X if I 348:50 OUP Miss Ruth Baker and her 4F English class Of all our friends on the faculty We shall probably remember longest the ones we had during our senior year. We'll remember their instructions and assistance both in the classrooms and after school. Miss Baker taught us English while Mr. McKay made us master higher mathematics. In addi- tion to teaching drawing, Mr. Gustaf- son supervised our prom decorations. Chemistry and physics were Mr. Peterson's subjects. Our track coach, Mr, Avery, also taught clerking. Miss Kendall was the head of the English department. Mr. Harry McKay with 4F and H trigonometry class Mr Clifford Gustafson's art class Mr, Edwin Peterson in chemistry lab. Mr Lyman Avery with his clerical class Miss Dorothy Kendall's 4E English class