Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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i i 1 ti. .i,1 5 Z i it 4 l l t t 1 s i l l I I 1 5 MR. ROBERT DeCOSTE A friendly guidanve counselor . . . eertain to do utmost to aid in the eltoosing nf Our Careers . . . relaxes by renewing uld furniture . . . interested in traveling and reading . . . admired by all students for his kindnefs and common sense . . . a wel- eunw aeset to the faculty of DHS. MISS NIA RYA NNE DelCROSSO Open-minded, dependable math teacher . . . spent past summers traveling and working . . . enjoys reading, howl- ing. and the theatre . . . finds her stu- dents usually enthusiastic about the wong: things . . . quick mind . . . shares our interests . . . frequent spectator at nur garne- . . . Qpirited fan . . . glad she came to DHS. Encouraged in Us

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Ut..t. HTS H791 r .f ' ,ti-ual NIR. .IOSEPII IIELI, 'er xuss NI use user troy Numa I,-t-t's fact- it, folksu...favorite saying Head of the lforcign Language llt-part of our incomparable liistury and civics ment . . . enlivt-ns her classes with such teacher . . . great sense of humor . . . energy and r-rcativcness that one cannot dependable advisor . . . just rests'l lu-lp joining her . . . compels students to during the summer . . . doesn't believe concentrate every minute . . . encourages in the osmosis method of learning . . . conversation in i'1I'l'lIl'll . . . ambitious, tries to incite rebellion in his classes . . . friendly. and so willing to work . . . in master of the smiling jibe . . . a fund dispensable to our Student Council . . of knowledge at his command . . . an hobbies innumerable . . . truly a lady of admirable educator. many talents. and Gratitude for Those Who . . . .1- 1.i-1 lii-. ,12 .l 1 ' 4 X . 0 1 1 7 'P P N 9 J' 's 5 1- NIISS MARION CORLEY MR. TIMOTHY CRONIN MISS COXNIE CITXXIXCIIANI Feet on the floor, girls . . . frequently heard when passing 213 . . . wise and efficient shorthand and secretarial prac- tice teacher . . . meticulously groomed . . . the 'gpcrfecf' secretary . . . always ladylike . . . spurred our efforts to achieve a higher speed . . . blessed with good health and many friends . . . reading, the theatre, and classical music her favorite pastimes. Assistant coach of football team . . . just back from the National Guard . . . tour of duty sounded like a European travelogue . . . loyal to Boston College . . . enthusiastic over rise of school spirit . . . impeccably attired . . . achieved supreinat-5 mer Norman-no mean triumph . . . keen sense of humor . . . popular faculty member. An ambitious science teacher . . . came to DHS from Spokane, Washington, in our senior year . . . graduated from Stanford University . . . has traveled to many parts of the world . . . thorough knowledge of her subject . , . devoted long hours to class preparation . . . interesting experiments, the rule in her lab . . . we're glad she came to DHS. I3

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Q. A . . 'L 1 t f ,,,,,.....,.,. MR. PAUL DORRINCTON MRS. MARX DOWNE5 A new member of our faculty . . . .-Xll right. ready, vo! sound familiar? . e f 1' an excellent English teacher and foot- . . . it should . . , especially to de- ball coach . . . gave us a fighting team velopmental reading classes . , . un- . . . sense of humor comes to his rescue . . . works as supervising engineer during the summer . . . greatest ambition, to have an undefeated season . . . hope he gets his wish. ending patience in her aim to encourage reading, and more of it . . . speed with comprehension, her goal . . . quick trips to Europe. her delight . . . quite a sports fan . . . summer finds her at the North Shore. the esire fo Learn MISS DORIS GRANT Teaches sophomore English with flair . . . makes each class an adventure in drama . . . faculty advisor to the Dramat- ic Club . . . finds time each year to make the senior play successful . . . would like to see us all become National Thespians . . , attends the theatre regu- larly . . . reads, hikes, or browses through handicraft shops in her spare time. NIR. CLIFFORD GUSTAFSON Our mechanical drawing and art teacher . . . has taught at private schools and Boston University . . . has had his own studio . . . exhibits on Cape Cod . . . adept at jewelry designing . . . respon- sible for our decorative prom settings . . . masterminds the main foyer displays . . . spends much time in his garden and paints landscapes in oil. MRS. HELEN DUl'I.-XKIEL 'l'here will be no conversation in the libraryu . . . often-repeated but sadly necessary admonition . . . most capable of librarians . . . patient and helpful to students and teachers . . . especially at term-paper time . . . wealth of material at our ,disposal . . . gracious and kind . . . so well-informed . . . a perfect choice to enhance our reading heritage. -- I5