Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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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.

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To lVlr. James Smith we extend our sincere thanks for his help and guid- ance during the past four years. Under his leadership our class has proved to he a financial, social. and academic success. With his aid we formed our class constitution, planned our dances and proms, held our elections, and made preparations for graduation. Now as the great day approaches, we wish to thank Mr. Smith for his unfailing gen- erosity and wise counsel, which mini- mized our difficulties and magnified our joys.