Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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MR. MAURICE HURLEY Forever saying NGadsl . . . tries day after day to instill an apprecia- tion of Latin and math . . . has taught English, history and geography . . . urges students to strive for perfec- tion . . . ambitious to learn . . . sense of humor . . . sophomores quake at his stentorian tone . . . sen- iors take it lightly . . . indulges in gardening and model railroading. MR. GEORGE KEHOE Member of Mathematics Department . . . returned to DHS after a year's absence . . . couldn't stay away . . . outspoken and direct . . . takes great pleasure in giving little projects to his classes . . . a fine teacher . . . enjoys doing almost any- thing . . . especially bowling and dancing . . . spends summers as an engineer. J Sense of Accomplishmenf 'Wt' anZ5t V veg .RQQQQ wwwkkkhw ,qggggoo -tOOG401w leoooooaof Oooaovoa 0 9 5 , 'r O 6 9'us'Q'4'v' A 11.1.99-,Q 4 no QS 9 O 6 Q 4r'4'v Q' JfWW25K55q 4PWW3ff?fV 0 '515'o 6'o'a'Q Jbsgxfm MRS. JEANETTE LICOR g'One, two, three . . . One, two three . . . Keep those knees up, girls . . . a familiar plea by our enthusias- tic gym teacher . . . favorite tennis and basketball coach . . . insists that her girls fight like ladiesii . . . good sportsmanship and good manners evi- dent in her teams . . . advisor of cheerleaders and cheer club . . . takes pleasure in golf and tennis . . . main interest-her husband, of course. . ,.1. 1 .1-Q-i111 NIR. ARTHUR LITTLE Exceptionally talented woodwork and mechanical drawing instructor . . . will- ing to help whenever he can be of as- sistance . . . electronics fan . . . would like to incorporate electronics into his C'0l11'S6 . . . pet peeve, untidy work benches . . . this can ruffle his usual composure . . . sojourns at Redford Air Field in his sparc time. MRS. LILLIAN LOWRANCE .Competent home economics teacher . . . always smiling, helpful, pleasant . . . quick to join in a discussion of cur- rent affairs . . . loxes reading, classical music, bridge. her Mercedes, and traiel- ing .,.k j ust mention her trip to Europe . . . she can't wait to return . . . already planning her next visit. I7

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MISS LAURA MCINTIRE Capable member of the Business De- partment . . . loyal and hard-working . . . a genial and generous counselor . . . exact in all that she does . . . main interests. travel and current af- fairs . . . frank, disarming manner . . . enjoys reading and visiting . . . spends summers in New Hampshire . . . doing all those things she doesn't have time to do during school year. u Personal Pride MR. HA RRY McKAY Head of. the Mathematics Department . . . respected by all his pupils . . . recently finished a refresher course in advanced math at Boston College . . . quite a handy-man with his 5'do-it-your- selfl' kit . . . loves woodsworking, swim- ming, and skiing . . . looking forward eagerly to a European trip this summer. MR. JOSEPH NUNES Head of Science Department . . . competent chemistry and P.S.S.C. physics teacher . . . frequent participant in government-sponsored summer science institutes . . . goads his pupils to g'think . . . inspiration behind science club . . . likes swimming and bowling for entertainment. MR. JOHN O'BRIEN Out' new chemistry and biology teacher . . has just served two years in the Armed Forces . . . graduate of Boston College . . . sense of humor seldom deserts him . . . hockey always on his mind . . . even starred on service teams . . . four aying seasons a year, his idea of a good program . . . good music fills idle moments. MRS. PATRICIA McNALI.Y Outstanding home economics teacher . . . could never he anything 'hut patient and generous . . . enjoys her pupils as much as they enjoy her . . . ac- complishes difficult tasks with apparent ease . . . creative and versatile . . . proud of her achievements in ceramics . . . masters degree just within reach . . . caters to family, friends, and stu- dents alike. -l I9