Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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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

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MISS TH EHESA POWELL 4 J S NIH. CH.XRI.I'fS QI'.XI.E Our nt-w phy-ival 4-duvalinn lt'LlI'llCl' llakcs typing, lHlHlxlxl't'IlllIg. and slmrt- i . . . Came tn Dt-dlium High in our hand vlas-vs cxtru spm-vial . . , umivlies senior your . . . has taught from mast outdoor track . . . avid suppnrtvr of all to Coast . . . spccializvd in physical athlctii' vu-nts . . . cxpvrl lmwlvr . . . therapy in the .Nriny . . . In-lieu-s in ua willingly tlt-mics his tinn- tn studc-nts . . . sound mind in a sound hotly . . . fricndli snnilc . . . L-njnys painting . . . une- coachvs fit-Id lim-Lily and sufthall tr,-ams third of a musival trin . . . spa-nds suinnic-rs . . . physical c-ducatiun fiw times a working as a life-guard . . . vhairrnan nf week. her goal . . . entliusiastii- ahout all junior advisors. sports . . . hut c-sp:-cially svuba diving. o the Attainment of Our Goals ..-1. KIISS SARAH SHEEIJY Poised, vahn histmj' tm-acllcr . . . pleasant and c-nnpcrative . . . in perl:-Ct Control of he-r classes . . . well-read . . . well-infurnivd on her suI1jc'Ct . . . un- obtrusively lvd our s-nthusiastir Friday discussion periods . . . interested in our welfare . . . practical suggestinns . . . presently involved in courses at Boston University . . . an cxcellt-nt tcavlwr. A lf, ,.-nf. , '?i ' 4 4 . I NIR. EDWARD SHERIIJIXN XIII. HUIIIIIYI' FIIIIICYIQ O tt'1npm'a, U inurm-sl . . . a futilv my Il you haw any apart- IIIIIIIIVIIIN. wuuld of our form:-r biology and nm-w pliysifvlwgy Wu Illf'llst' Ill'Jl'IIl'l'u . , , and fy-nm teacher . . . at Iminv with furinaldf-Iiyclc the-ir I71'l'l-lPl'lIILlIll '-, apparn-nlly thi- hand and cxpcriinr-nts . , . ahsnrlwd in his IIIl'I1IlJt'l'N lnllnw tht-ii mlil'1'c'I4if's udxivc work . . . always wcll uw-iipie-tl . . . hc- . . . prnurl nl his tlllm-V lmml. 11,0 , A ' licvcs nc-atm-ss Cmnt-s first . . . c-njuys willing In f-xp:-riimfnt . . . inodvrn in reading. fishing, and drixing his nm-w his appmavli . . udxisnr for Swerct- car . . . spends suminvrs at the Capv. ht-art-' Ilall . . . tt-at-livr ul ahnnst any instruinc-nt . . . fishing: 1-nthusiast . . . Still hfrpm-s to l'tlIt'Il a sahnnn on .: fly rod. 2l ,1 .,ii