Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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Look Through Our Family Albums And were much amused at what we saw therein. Here on these pages are pictures of us as we were back around l9fl0, when Dedham High School seemed less important than, well, fastened safety pins. We have appropriately enough arranged the pictures in the form of a baby. The head of our baby is made up of Carol Masters, Carol LeShane, Faye Driscoll, Sandra Grant, Carol MacBae, George Hegerich, Delores Columbo, Charlie Hewitt, and Norma Sullivan. Shake, Battle, and Rolla' should be the theme song of Jean Taylor, Evelyn Masson, Carol Jordan, Virginia Neilson, and Carol Beaves. In baby's hand are Eileen Murray and Jane Hartmere. Making up his body on page six are Mary Lou Brown, Tony Hazen, Marion Nicholson, Bob Pease, Terese OlCo1mell, Ed Doyle, Priscilla Knight, and Pete Talbot, Sheila Murray, Betty Campbell, Betty Muise, Jolm Barrett, and Tom Eddlem. And on page seven, Patti Kilduff, Loretta Sweeney, Jim Cody, Shirley Lane, Helen and Anne Doyle, Helen Denson, Victor Savioli, Joe Frazier, Diane Small, Carol Power, Angela Giorgio, and Linda Arm- strong. ln his left foot is Dick Buttrick, and Mary Donovan, Helen Nicholson, Joyce Leonard, Bob Lord, Dick Sette, Sally Galt, and Antoinette Eremita finish up our baby by composing his right foot. C5 We will let you imagine the fascinating things that happened to these darlings during their early school years and next will tell you about them in their years at Dedham High. L- ,J sf 't 1 '- f

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MH. THOMAS F. ODOXNELL Up Betimes a where all manner of existing things were to be beheld and the passing strange events that assailed our eyes and ears were commonplace. The first thing we learned in this brave new world was that traffic officers and bells were to be obeyed implicitly. The days went by, and we grew blase. Wife were entrusted with forming a class of our own. Paul Blume ran successfully for Presidentg Walter Vincent got Vice Presidentg Marjeane Williams was elected Secretaryg and ,lim Tonra began his four-year term as Treasurer. To celebrate we threw the Frosh Toss and really racked. The big success of this dance was due in a large part to the unremitting efforts of our class advisors. who met us early in our freshman year and guided us to our diplomas. Mr. L 'uell returned to haunt us in our junior and str lor years with his U. S. history course which he taught, carefully intermixing tariffs and wars with his particular dry humor. We didn't have to wait so long for Miss Mary Wreeks, who taught freshman history, or Miss Woodside, who taught sophomore algebra and geometry. MISS HELEN WOODSIDE M155 MARY WEEKS