Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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A v iss Hvlen Wooclsicle Miss guide Our jgrienalfy lacAer5 Miss Woodside taught us sopho- more algelim. while Miss Murdock lecl us through junior English. Mr. Slinirlziii taught Q'Qllt?1'?ll scicnce until Mix Rzznilzill left and then he took over the biology clzisscs. Miss Krziuth came in our senior year to teach Latin :incl Spanish. Mr. Hvuphy, hezul ot' the pliysical education clepartment. wel knew best as our football cozicli. Miss Phillips taught home economics, Florencc E. Murflo ,HN- ,Q YN ...-,, .Y x.. ' Mr, Eclwzircl -l. Sl'lQ1'lCl2ill Miss Carlotta A. Krauth Mr. .Iohn F. Hi-ziphy Wybx ' 3 'J' 5 X Miss Janice H. Phillips

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