Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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f Cast: SE ,t .aio ..,-- To the Class o ' UHF K. ice- 157112 czpa f61. F r, lifcis greatest handicap, t' Ll is bred of uncertainty. l am con- thlt in meeting the aca- fidetlt L i demic challenges of the past four years you have learned that noth- ing is so frustrating as the post- ponement of the inevitable. Pos- sessed of this knowledge, you should be ready to meet and con quer the fears of the future. Those of us you leave behind at Dedham High School will be gratified to learn of your success in the years that lie ahead. HARVEY B.bCRlBNhR 4.2, THOMAH k.LeCLERN ur uloerzlrz Xen OQIZ 1' As you. the senior class, depart from Dedham High School, l shall attempt to envisage what the typi- cal graduate would most earnestly desire of his Alma Mater in order that he might look upon it with pride. From my deliberations. l have determined that the school must, first, maintain a reputation of prestige for training its mem- bership: secondly, it should accen- tuate high standards of leadership: and thirdly. it should offer con- tinuous serxice and assistance to its graduates. On the other side of the picture, there are certain responsibilities which rest upon you-the graduate. Your actions, thoughts, successes and failures from this day forward reflect upon Dedham High--your Alina Mater. I pray that you, as the graduate, and that we, as your sponsor. more forward in a man- ner which will bring credit to those who made your high school experience possible by their faith and sacrifice. Harvey ll. Scribner, Superintendent of Schools S .