Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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. ,. .,,,,. QW. , Q .95 f' e,,,z 1.- PM ' ' ls Nl ffl ,. fi , if wi' -...S MAKNG f.., -I-'TW-e'-. 1 li Q ff? as. aes it ,L I-,--. fn' MR. ROBERT ROSATI Teaches the boys in shop to work with metals . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and water coloring . . . a junior advisor . . . indispensable at senior play time . . . ready with expert advice on scenery and props . . . searching for a thirty-hour day to get things done . . . captivated as- sembly audiences with his rendition of You'll Never Walk Alone . . . a man of many talents. 2 MRS. MARIE SCHUTZE By and large a wonderful teacher . . . MISS SARAH SHEEDY Science in our freshman year. history always pleasant, smiling, with such 3 nice thereafter . . . learned with pleasure-- speaking voice . . . Every 1111111 for him. remembered with ease . . . lively discus- self in Mrs, Sf'l1l1IZC,5 Claggeg , , , every sions in every class . . . around the world class, interesting . . . William, you'vg in 180 school days . . . always pleasant, been scratching out, again . . . serenity in her manner . . . an interest in U.S. history . . . a tremendous help at prom time . . . her outside interest: knitting . . . thus, sweaters galore! fbeue opzjzy ff ew yaknfs ZD -sf ,G F314 'OHV'- W -an -r V ith. 1,3 :swim ul 1n g lnnu4 9 wuuecwsst li ' ' --isa as ' MR. JAMES SMITH Introduced us to new personalities out of the pages of history . . . good natured and helpful . . . his daughter is a mem- ber of our class . , . chairman of our class advisors for four years . . . busiest during school elections and prom time . . . much of our success is due to his capable guid- ance . . . golf and swimming rank high as outside activities . . . as do books of an historical and biographical nature. VU? lu.. MRS. ANNE SULLIVAN Came with our new speech classes this year . . . all the way from Ohio . . . ardent champion of Dedham High debating . . . has performed in summer theaters on the Cape . . . a very willing dance chaperone and enthusiastic sports fan . . . aspired to join the faculty basketball team . . . Look at your audience and You must speak louder were her frequent exhorta- tions . . . a valuable asset to our faculty. cooperative, and helpful . . . impeccably attired . . . a flair for fashion . . . longs to return to Bermuda . . . finds a great d l in t l ea of pleasure in reading 1 d rave. .1l..1.. I9 A -Q

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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.

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fri' r . 'nf' fy 4. ff. NIR. KENNETH TOONIEY First year at Dedham-first year teach- ing in public schools . . . glad we got him first . . . direct from armed forces in Germany . . . the saviour of our brief- hand classes . . . though typing is his pride and joy . . . often hosts as emcee for talent shows and as disc jockey for record hops . . . lively sense of humor and an irrepressible wit. MR. JOHN WALLACE Busy head of Commercial Department . . . past director of the Commercial Di- rectors Club . . , always eager to hand out test sheets . . . considerate and willing to answer our many waits for help . . . has special knack for remembering names . . . plays as well as teaches golf . . . ap- preciates historical and biographical read- ings . . . avid football fan . . . experiments in gardening . . . travels different roads to new places. . i . . 6 MR. THOMAS WELCH Do you have a question? . . . in physi- ology who doesn'tll . . . but they are ever willingly and skillfully answered . . . in- dulgence in sports is more than a hobby . . . our junior varsity basketball team will vouch for its coach . . . enjoys television and girls . . . three of them . . . his own!! . . . seeks refuge at the Cape when pos- sible . . . amiable and pleasing to know . . . 'LOh, those talkerslv his only protest. 10111239 IU? dl? UISIIYY ,' E 1 v M NIR. ROBERT WHITE Our devoted choral director . . . former student of Holicrt Shaw . . . member of the Lexington Choral Society . . . part- time interior decorator and carpenter in his new home . . . enjoys reading and ten- nis . . . avid mountain climber . . . scaled the Presidential Range with the arpcggio extending from Mount hladison to Mount Vlfashington . . . confident, capable, and candid . . . What you people need is confidence in yourselves. I know you can do it.', 'x MISS HELEN WOODSIDE Non compos mentis alcgorius super de- luxf-. . . . thus she recalls the wandering minds of her algebra Quiz Kids . . . be- licxes a wink is as good as a nod to a blind horse. . . . she's the answer to the 2 p.in. cry for mathematical help . . . cap- tivating laugh keeps her classes in good spirits . . . delightful combination of wit and common sense . . . can be found at home in her garden or reading. MR. THOMAS YONKER Distinguished head of the History De- partment . . . also the ,faculty manager of athletics . . . often surrounded by many people handing him money-for tickets to D.H.S. sports activities and for AA. cards . . . conducts lively classes in current af- fairs . . . a senior advisorf . . enjoys travelling and watching Dedham High football games . . . one of our most loyal fans.