Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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1-Ti li' it 5 igjff A lift! ,1 5. ii it .avi MR. MAURICE HURLEY Under the expert instruction of Mr. Hur- ley, the problems of algebra and math ceased to baffle us. His authoritative manner always kept us attentive. Outside school, our personable math teacher likes to swim, play golf, and work at his minia- ture railroad which he has been modeling for years. w 1 MISS DOROTHY KEN DALL Heading the English department, prepar- ing the seniors for college boards, taking care of the bookroom, advising our class, and correcting college boards, are just a few of Miss Kendall's many activities. In a lighter vein, she enjoys square-dancing and mystery stories. Her gracious dignity and unruffled poise will always be iden- tified with our memories of Dedham High School. 0 Ounse anofqoiulve l I l l MR. ARTHUR LITTLE With forbearance and fortitude, Mr. Little guides his pupils in the art of woodwork- ing. The skills learned in his shop will stand many a boy in good stead in later life. He has in his home a workshop where he spends many happy hours. Gar- dening is also one of his favorite pastimes. MR. ALFRED MAZUKIN A The portals of Dedham High School opened to a number of new teachers this year. Among these was Mr. Mazukina, the assistant guidance counselor. Helpful and patient best describe Mr. Mazukina. who keeps busy guiding sophomores and jun- iors through their high school years, and helping the seniors in their choice of fu- ture schools. MR. JOHN MCCAULEY Mr. McCauley has done an admirable job as head coach of football. Under his forceful leadership and good example, the squad learned much more than good football Uknowhowf' In spite of a full schedule of coaching and teaching physi- cal science, biology, and mathematics, Dedham High's Knute Rockne finds time for tennis and camping.

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tal' uncut 2 MRS. PATRICIA McNALLY Mrs. McNally, the Betty Crocker of Dedham High, instructed us in the art of domestic science. She supplied our lunches with nutritional variety as she planned the cafeteria menus of both the junior high and senior high schools. Her favorite pastimes include bridge, knitting, reading, and just being with people. xi l'h4 MISS FLORENCE MURDOCK In a gentle and pleasant manner Miss Murdock kept us engrossed in the world of literature and grammar. We shall al- ways appreciate her good common sense and lucid explanations of the intricacies of grammar. In her leisure time, Miss Murdock enjoys traveling, reading, and attending lectures and plays. O 5900? 633601230 Q MR. JOSEPH NUNES Four years ago, Mr. Nunes entered Dedham High School and began to guide his pupils through the boundless realms of chemistry and physics. Fascinated by the world of formulae and equations, Mr. Nunes labors extensively in his own laboratory at home. MR. ELWOOD PHILBRICK After school hours, Mr. Philbrick goes in for hiking, traveling, gardening, and building houses. With a serious demean- or, broken occasionally by a soft chuckle or witty remark, he gave us a firm foun- dation in English grammar and literature. Although he has been with us only since our junior year, we have grown to admire his vast knowledge. l , YC., l wr 9 if X if W fa w 1 1, at l l ...f I I MR. CHARLES QUALE Mr. Quale's friendly smile and genuine interest in others have made him one of D.H.S.'s most popular teachers. He I enjoys sports, art, and even teenagers! J..-T... He serves as advisor to the Hi Y Club, a teenage club associated with the YMCA. Mr. Quale's pleasant manner made book- keeping, clerking, and typing classes al- most nice. I7