Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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.--11.1-h MRS. LlLLlAN LOWRANCE Taught our girls the art of homemaking . . . occupies leisure moments with bridge, reading, classical music, and gardening . . . native of the Long Horn State . . . gracious and soft-spoken . . . would very much like a peaceful world . . . proud of her daughter, Mary, a '59 graduate, now studying in Ger- many . . . strong supporter of the Mirror and its cake sales. MISS BARBARA MARSHALL Pretty, red-headed Spanish teacher . . . strong emphasis on pronunciation . . . fa- miliar with the latest techniques in the lan- guage arts . . . gentle and soft spoken . . . conscientious and capable . . . busy in the sophomore corridor every morning . . . would like to reactivate the Spanish Club . . . en- thusiastic spectator at basketball games . . . eagerly anticipates continuing her Spanish studies . . . perhaps in Spain . . . a pleasant asset to our faculty. ... Shared Their Wisdom and Experiencei MR. HARRY McKAY Our brilliant math teacher . . . proud of our achievements in college boards . . . spent his sabbatical studying advanced math at Bos- ton College . . . known as the Mr. Fix-lt of his neighborhood . . . designed and built his own house . . . Where? . . . in Dedham, of course! . . . a captain in the Army Reserves . . . wishes he had more time to spend doing the things he enjoys . . . especially swimming and skiing. l8 Q7 MRS. PATRICIA McNAl.l.Y Mix these ingredients well: patience, hu- mor, generosity, and understanding . . . re- sult? our home economics teacher . . . a former graduate of Dedham High School . . . spends her summers relaxing in Scituate . . . has traveled around the country . . . current interest, her family . . . takes pleasure in reading and attending plays . . . top-ranking member of the faculty bowling team . . . ex- pert at basketball, too! . . . indispensable to our Mirror cake sale . . . Dedham's irreplace- able Betty Crocker. 4 - ' i MISS FLORENCE MURDOCK Devoted English teacher . . . stimulates an interest in reading . . . conducts lively, re- sponsive classes . . . well-balanced literary tastes . . . ardent theater-goer . . . loves to travel . . . tells her classes, You get out of a thing what you put into it . . . ad- mired for her neat appearance, good man- ners, and calm composure . . . endeavored to give us a solid ground-work in grammar . . . hopes she succeeded.

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MR. JOHN HEAPHY Renowned director of athletics . . . in- dispensable at a sports rally . . . brought the house down with his Victory cheer . . . blood pressure soars during Norwood game . . . a Boston College all-time foot- ball great . . . looks forward to his win- ter soiourns in Florida . . . supervises active physical education program . . . has coached all sports . . . prides himself on keeping fit . . . iovial and kind-hearted . . . our incomparable Mr. Heaphy. MR. MAURICE HURLEY Feels sure students will absorb knowledge by age 65! . . . longs for the good days . . . enthusiastic amateur horticulturist . . . stern glint in his eye belies his true nature . . . earnest and sincere . . . afternoon help ses- sions usually crowded . . . becoming em- broiled in a lively discussion, a favorite di- version . . . iust mention Pepe, his French poodle, and you have made a friend for life! nited Awareness and Understandin - ff1f'ff f' f L...- . Q4 'N . Q wi, 1 .av-14 - we 5- g ,g3,, -,J C 'ZHZF . -' .5-6 SJ- 'ft .,., L -33. 4 Q T: ,aff MR. FRANK KRYPEL Came to DHS with us in '59 . . . pa- i' 1 , verr ,tg MRS. .IEANNETTE LIGOR Petite and peppy physical education teacher tient bookkeeping, business organization, . . . Bonnie Pruden's counterpart at DHS and law instructor . . . hard-working head . . . miniature dynamo . . . no late slips basketball coach . . . able assistant foot- for dawdling . . . tennis and basketball coach ball coach . . . stern task master at prac- . . . should take two of her to get a basket tice . . . avid sports fan . . . seen at many . . . but it doesn't . . . concocted an effective school dances and at our proms . . . of- fine system to raise Cheer Club funds . . . fered valuable social advice to boys . . . gay and charming . . . welcome chaperon loves to bowl . . . stands out in a crowd at Athletic Association dances, . . . class advisor. MR. ARTHUR LITTLE Most successful as an industrial arts teacher . . . annoyed by students who don't clean up . . . has an electronics laboratory in his cellar where he enioys making all types of complicated electronic gadgets . . . desires to include electronics in his course . . . a follower of aviation as well as electronics . . . a Little man with big ideas. l7 align- al m1-1

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,11- '?-'is MR. JOHN MCCAULEY He did it! 22-20 . . . after four years as head football coach, brought the victorious football back to Dedham High . . . famous for his chalk talks, words of warning, and St. Peter ioke . . . presented former B, C. plays to our boys . . . labor of love, Run a few laps and then try some calisthenics, boys . . . teaches mathematics, science, and biology. MR. LOFTS MCGUIRE Popular history teacher and track coach . . . peerless chairman of class advisors . . . optimistic about our financial standing . . . pet peeve, O Division with unfinished home- work . . . iovial disposition . . . staunch ally of his barriers . . . lively classes . . . thought- provoking discussions . . . alert to the ever- changing political scene . . . enjoys watching all sports, especially track and football . . . former track star. Prepared Us for the Future ae '1 -eg -vo , .- sr N waitin ' 'ii H i W A I 'rg-ff ,. if l .exif , I F ,Msg gi i y 'fwif i ' 4' 15.1. ig ' - ls, . ' if I . +xQ ?:,-,1 , , i N if , . ,F N, Q . , i Qi,-vi - 3 . ts-wa-' l , ,Mifff'2'r ,QA ' at MR. THOMAS NELSON Left us suddenly when his reserve unit was reactivated . . . our loss was their gain . . . had taught industrial arts in Dedham High for two years . . . previously taught at the Junior High . . . printed our Junior Prom pro- grams . . . invaluable assistant with home- made issues of the Mirror . . . quiet but pleas- ant . . . favorite pastimes include golfing . . . hope he gets time for it now! lil .uv awk' gwwi ui f f Gag' MR. JOSEPH NUNES Think! . . . a challenge often hurled at obtuse classes . . . with questionable results . . . teaches chemistry and the new course, P.S.S.C. Physics . . . likes to read, swim, and bowl . . . represented DHS at National Youth Conference on Atoms at Chicago . . . spends summers going to school and traveling to New Hampshire . . . noted for lab exper- iments in his home. MISS LAURA MclNTlRE Often heard demanding, How could you be alive and conscious and not know that? . . . able member of the Commercial Depart- ment . . . cheerful supervisor of the lunch- room scene . . . enioys students with a lively interest in class . . . a prolific reader . . - well-acquainted with modern authors . . . a connoisseur of fine foods . . . spends ltef summers in New Hampshire. l ,Q rx Elf