Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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X A1513 , ,, I Aww- MISS LAURA Mt-INTIRE Loyal, hard-working member of the llusi- ness Department . . . enjoys reading . . . but seldom has enough time to satisfy her desires . . . spends her vacations in New Hampshire . . . pet pet-veAat present, her car . . . master-minded our grand marches . . . a senior advisor . . . loves to dine at out-ol-the-way restaurants specializing in fine foods . . . frank, disarming manner . . . a genial and generous counselor. L....? i '+s X W. 'eu S NIR. HARRY McKAY MRS. P.Vl'RlClA NLNALLY Head of llathematics Dt-partinvnt . . . This popular home economies ll'LH'llt,'1' 1 ex-absentee teacher sk graduate work instructs: Use your head as well as your at Boston College i l Mr. Nl:-Kay better hands. . . . skillful member of women than ever lto the nth tie-greet . . . from teachers' bowling team . . . agile member 8:00 to 2:00: 2 senior math courses -l- 1 of basketball team . . . valuable asset: geometry course -l- slide rule classes I wonderful sense- of humor . . . outstanding love of labor . . . a do-it-yourself kit at-complislnnent: making every minute makes him a handy-man at home . . . count . . . noted for her quiet efficiency a 2x-l -l- l nail -le l hammer + l sore . . . unstinting of her time . . . interests thumb it his hobby, wood-working . . . include knitting, reading, and music. more activity needed? . . . sophomore class advisor . . . Welcome back, Mr. McKay! ij Q ifr06eJa1Qff fjon ere L... C7 MISS MARGUERITE O'GRADY Presidential qualities-enjoys golf lEi- senhowerl and the theatre lLincolnJ . . . able advisor of the illustrious Reflections and the guiding star of the Mirror . . . relaxes with an exciting mystery . . . prays for strength to resist the late show . . . visited Erin and kissed the Blarney Stone . . . looks forward to summers on Cape Cod. MR. EDWIN PETERSON Mr. Tradition . . . retiring this year after thirty-six years of faithful service . . . admired and respected by all . . . busy sponsor of the photography cluh . . . Now, Folks, -l- 30 students 1 physics class brought to order . . . Lake Pautue- kaway in New Hampshire -l- 1 fishing rod -i' fish galore 1 refreshed physics teacher . . . Loved truth and honor, free- dom and courtesyu . . . 'QA very perfect, gentle knight. I7

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NIH. JOHN Mt-tl.-XIlI,EY Head football coach now for three years each year more successful . . . teaches mathematics. science, and biology . . well-known for his great half-time talks . . . star football player at IMI .... famous last words: Good day to work. lwysn a team needs a fY0Oll coach to be good itself and the coaehgis Mr. Mt-Cauleyl S-.,, MISS IVLOR ENC IE NI U RDOCK A friendly smile, a helping hand, and a gracious manner are her trademarks . . . most patient of English teachers . . enjoys intellectual reading . . . explored the western hemisphere, Canada, Bermuda. 'West Coast, and Middle West . . . admired the beauty of the Swiss Alps . . . braved the Venetian waterways in a gondola . cast her three coins in the Fountain o Trevi and hopes one day to return . . nifgdt-sl and unassuming . . . a fine person. S53 O cj o . 'uni' f ?051lr2y uesflons gn v' 'rv 'V' ev-gf , 3 I f J. t i All l 1' ,f x-...f-N MH. THOMAS NELSON Came to us this year from the junior high . . . a great help to our class . . . printer of our dance programs for the senior prom-helped with prom decorations too . . . completely entranced by our new printing press . . . ready with practical advice for the Mirror . . . can be found teaching in the DHS shop or relaxing on the golf course. MR. I.Ol 'l'S NHCUIRE Has homeroom situated in that special placeuffriglit across from the office . . . instructs his civics and US. history pupils to Cel on the ball . . . spends his va- cations working . . . enjoys fishing, skiing, and sports in general . . . his sparkling sense of humor keeps his classes lively . . . seems to enjoy teasing more than any- thing else. ., 1 - ,r 23i!Cr2't4M 2g lit W , '- 55 33 As ' 39 iii . W1 'HX 41!'M0'2tl tc '33 Q' to 1 :'. Re 751 MR. JOSEPH NUNES 1 dark brown crew cut ci- 1 pair of liorn-rimmed specs -l' 1 chalk-dusted jacket -l- 2 squeaky shoes 1 popular chemistry teacher . . . Patience is a vir- tue. except when 1 student + 1 exploded test tube 1 Mr. Nunes . . .'can be found working diligently in his home laboratory . . . or attending summer classes at Prince- ton . . . or presenting after-school physics classes . . . busy sponsor of Science Club. ss 54 it 'S 1 or ME E I Wisn it

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1-11. , ' aye an' fr? , r MR. ELWOOD PHILBRICK Held his first class in the Pacific jun- gles with illitt-rates as students . . . black- board and chalk?Apacked earth and a stick! . . . had one student so proud of writing his name he carved it on every tree in sight . . . taught in Puerto Rico and still enjoys the Caribbean . . . his prize possession-a 2,000-year-old Chinese box with a fox and grapes motif . . . re- laxes by carpentering, playing the piano, writing poetry, and attending the theater. IJ-1 is-f G , .W MR. CHARLES QUALE The 'fsharp-shooter of the men's bas- ketball team . . . conducts classes in clerk- ing, typing, economics, and bookkeeping . . . an ex-Navy man . . . a summer life- guard . . . has coached football, basketball, and baseball . . . once taught in Rhode Island . . . spends spare time enjoying sports of all kinds and amateur art . . . always smiling and ever agreeable. We'll miss him! K-rrouszlrzy ew gnferesfs aewwjaft V 13,524 t 52 .. 'fre J Fx V Wi Y 3 'fuzaff xi' 'ws' 'FT X My-,yihit MR. EDWARD SHERIDAN O tempora, O more-sl . . . familiar. anguished cry of our dedicated biology teacher . . . heard many times in class- room study from protozoa to mammalia . . fishes for denizens of the deep . . . desti- nation of same'-frying pan or lab speci mens . . . probably the only homo sapi- ens in ll.I'l.S. who can stand the smell of a ffirmaldehyde-soaked crayfish . . . en- joys fishing at the Cape and reading. I8 l Qui-., MR. ROBERT SHREVE Let's get with it', . . . the descriptive remark of our music director . . . performs above and beyond the 1-all of duty . . . achieves outstanding results in our music department . . . never loses the esteem or respect of a single would be musician . . . dotes on winning at canasta and fish- ing in Maine . . . must suffer through those X periods that aren't. MR. CLARENCE SMITH Always well-occupied . . . teaches book- keeping, sales, and clerking . . . plus typ- ing at night school . . . and mathematics at the elementary level in summer school . . . aids his sales classes in the printing and production of the Senior Play book . . . a junior class advisor . . . finds time to enjoy sports of any kind especially golf bowling, and skiing . . . also good music . . . one of our most active teachers.