Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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JfrUifwf1T1fiJ+a Ian-U-ar-y to De-cem-ber, We'H have MO-MENT5 TO REMEMBER etmiliymii ,+ivi1gel J. v 4. l l 9' The New Yeapg Eve we did thetown, the day we tore the goal-post down, ilftitiiie' M1 M at life N ' D' wxowxewti T0 aREMENl?E? The laugh-ter we were qled fo Share will e-che thru the yearg-5 We. the members of the class of 1956. publish our edition of Reflections with one basic thought in mind-to preserve the cherished memories and highlights of our four years in Dedham High School. Appropriately. we have chosen the now popular song, Moments to Remember as our theme. lts lyrics summarize these highspots: The new year's eve we did the townn-the parties and dances we attendedg The day we tore the goal post down,,- the athletic games and the fun we had participating in them and cheering for them. CIC. We hope that years from now, as we turn these pages for the hundredth time, that we shall unfold a bygone event and bring back once again a pleasant moment to remember. PI i S Y DEDHAM mee sci-soot l

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kr K, wig. ln 1954 Mr. Scribner most capably filled the position of Superintendent of Schools after the interim appointment of Mr. Ralph A. Eaton. Since then he has worked tirelessly and unselfishly to promote more modern modes of education and to introduce a variety of extra-curricular activities. We are fortunate to have in our school system such a capable man. We say Thank you and wish him the greatest success in his efforts to better our educational programs. mindedness. ln deepest appreciation for the many years of service Joseph liyan gave to numerous classes of Dedham High School, we, the class of 1956 wish to express our gratitude. Mr. Ryanis good nature could never be forgotten by any one who worked with him. Mr. Thomas LeCeurn was an outstanding figure during our high school career. As assistant prin- cipal our senior year and as head of the com- mercial department during the other three years we all knew and liked him for his firmness and fair- NNN

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X MISS DOROTHY KENDALL 'VIISS I UTH RARFR MISS KENDALL . . . Head of the English Depart- ment . . . Prepared lls for college English . . . En- joyed dancing and directing the ushers and Grand March at our proms. MISS BAKER . . . English . . . Known for her good nature . . . also for her hook reports! MISS GRANT . . . English . . . Headed Dramatic Club . . . appreciated for her work as coach of the Senior Class Play. NIR. STUART . . . English . . . Winner of Our Most Popular Male Teacher for the class of '56 . . . saw the wee hours of many mornings while writing Thomas the Termite and putting Reflections to- gether . . . we had lo meet those deadlines! NIR. LATV.-KLA . . . English . . . Skillfully managed the annual Speaking Contest in our senior year. MISS CLARK . . . English . . . Speaking Contests were a success because of her efforts. NIISS LUI ISI-I CIA.-XRIX x CHXRI IS I XIX XI