Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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MR. EDWARD SHERIDAN Biology is Mr. Sheridan's specialty. Who could forget those poor fish and frogs unfortunate enough to be dissected by us? And who could ignore that formaldehyde? Mr. Sheridan enjoys fish- ing and motivating in his spare mo- ments. When asked about teenagers, his favorite reply is Oh temporal Oh moresl Hm? ff? 4 -'tv' 'L' t i X 'i i YmtTk,'- - . Ist .f M. s .fi .. 1 FY - . . t, .. 1 r ' R '.fwQ 9xif', :y'1z'i5?r?fff,t ,',iA i Ziifgilpi f?2F2a':,1'- fiffitwfi t W' ' '5i'w '-! l 1 1 xA -,wwf x ey' 5 fl gtnvat fpltl t ' ,W H U nib ,A ,ing H. Y .X i ?-ti' tt it f .- 'iff' en.- t 'H 1 f' '., i , Sf1.,,'.,tfq' H V -.: . -. ,-t:a!+.,,- .- It E J., . 1,1 i'i'i?'.i. .- J ' ' 4 ' t Q Jet - 'ti- N t f . ,-t.ms,,, . ,,. ,f t J 9' ',4Q.f- ,i . ,,, ,,.. QQ ,St ' fl-5. 3, i:tg5.i5:il l Il I t , 3 fi 2 if ' filtrlftti' Ax MR. ROBERT SHREVE Mr. Shreve, our superb music director. never seems to lose his endless supply of patience and professional thorough- ness. t4'Let's do it over. band. J He recently became heir to a boat and spends much of his spare time fishing and sailing. Without Mr. Shreve, school activities, especially football games and assemblies, would be dry and lifeless. at :re-s , fe- Kel -.5-.uf MR. CLARENCE SNHTH One playhook conting up! This is the motto nf Mr, Smith and his sales classes as each year they whip up a terrific playlsook. Mr. Smith, an expert bookkeeper. enlivens his classes with thought-provoking discussions. N i g h t school students find him teaching first and second-year typing with his char- acteristic enthusiasm. 0 J repare W5 fer X562 Szufure 1. et , fn,-'gg . TTEJA2 J' .. ' 't ,b,,,o Q nhtlo--oe u v-'- 1 ,u:.qa Q .,,, . C5111 writte- . U, tc -. zz tw-we ' X. ' .ff M - - , i 'z it ' 1:-Q? Q -. , -. . LE, , , + -. . M, ,.. XV.. Lg., .1 ' ' ' ., I 1- 1 f 3 f . f' 5 y 4 ,t V s -1 . --,- V.. . al, ..g 5, f. j sf s ' J- , ,En-. S fi-V 'Lis' , 4 . f , . , fr 'Hifi A .1 4 ' '4 A 1 32 ,. qawdiz 'V ,. 45, -g 1 5 Ag! 1 t. X . ,t , jf Q 4 y I f . . .r',f.- . MR. ROBERT WHITE Mr. White, Dedham Highis new choral director, attended the New England Con- servatory of Musicg Harvard, where he received his M.A.g the Christiansen Choral School of Pennsylvaniag and the Berkshire Music Festival. Our able music instructor has been responsible for be- ginning new choral groups at D.H.S. and is a most welcome addition to our faculty. I' Q , 0 ' 0 ,Hn 1 'Hill an 3,0 r .u y f' af. ' N 1 , 'i 1., Oflr 1, - .1 . :f,r n', , , 4 e 94 ora os: but MISS HELEN WOODSIDE f'All right, quiz kids, rise and shine! Thus Miss Woodside often greeted us. When not helping some poor lost mathe- matician. she is constantly looking for a spare moment in which to read. Her outside interests range from gardening. to watching hockey, and traveling. Wise. witty, and wonderful, Miss Woodside will never be forgotten by our class. I9 . , it t' V, V- .9 N ' ' 2 ff ' 1' 'f ' ' ilwflsf , 'fi' ns... A SFT ........u.m 1.1. NIR. THOXIAS YONKER Mr. Yonker is our genial teacher of current affairs and civics and the ln.-ad of tht- social studies department. As faculty manager of athletics, Mr. Yonkt-r was adept at sustaining student interest. At lunch time the cafeteria opcratctl smoothly under his supervision. Trait-l and photography give him great pleasure. J

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