Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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'.,1, 5 ' ,A , vin v. 'Milli A4 sl ', 'Mix 'fl A ' .., 419' -', :'?g ' ' Q f'aE1'T-,f, , ' EPQQE' ' 1 v VA X. ,A We, the class of 41963,'are proud to dedi if icate this edition of Reflections, to'Miss, Margaret Boynton to Whomtwe, as',a1elassQ, owe so much. M - ' f F J As the energetic advisor of student counl cil, Miss Boynton directs the annual 'candy sale, talent show, and student. counoil' sponsored assemblies. M We also can 'credit her with the efficient work of the traffic squad. A t V i 'M In this way the. class of 1963 wishes to thank Miss Boynton for all' the time and work she has devoted to the stndenbbody., L. I I . .,f.

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'flf -' W 'T MEM ORIAM 1 it l 1 I l Richard Dickie-' Downes. who died in our junior year. served as freshman class president. memher of student council. sports photog- I I'LllJllt?l' for the .llI'fl'Ul'. and manager of the hockey team. Dickieis friendliness and concern for the class of -63 were felt hy i students and teachers alike. He was not one to refuse any task, big or small. Nu assignment was impossible in Dickie's mind, for his Courage l and willingness to work were unlimited. He showed his interest by serving Q on many of the numerous committees at school. He was a good student who liked to reason things out for himself hut would never hesitate to 5 ask for a teacher's guidance. Dickie died very young before he could achieve his lifeis potential, but in our eyes his goal has been achieved. l 1 l

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ADMINISTRATIVE CFFICERS .xxx ll' i To the Members of the Class of 1963 Dedham High School Dedham, Klassachusetts Dear Friends: It is not my purpose to give you advice on what the future holds for you. Nor shall I call attention to the fact that ,graduation exercises are the cere- monies which close twelve years of education as prescribed by your School Board. This final year at Dedham High School has a deeper meaning than that. Its key is the word, 'geducationfi When we think of education, we should think first of the student learning, and not of the school or of the teacher. The major purpose of our school, the materials, and the teachers is to encourage and to motivate each student in his learning. Whatever can be done to stimulate learning belongs in this school and anything which obstruets individual learning does not belong in this school. I'Iowcvcr, this learning or education does not stop upon graduation: it is a life process. The experiences which you undergo, the experiences which you make a part of you, make you a different person from your classmate, and truly educate you. Education, then, is a process that goes on for the remainder of your lives. Dedham High School, its personnel, its faculty wish for you future experience that will bring you happiness throughout your life. We hope that we have played a part in guiding your experiences to fulfill your goals, and that that which is good will be the key to those goals. in the members of the Class of 1963 a willingness to work for to cooperate for its good. These factors brought joy to me as and I extend to you my thanks for the good name you have School, and I hope that your future will be a rewarding one. I hare found the School and your Principal, brought to the Sincerely yours, jgys .5 f.-5, ff' -Q -v zfdngrg y ve-5:31354 , 14 . fr ,Jw - i .avf sw' 'fd' ' X ,,.,....n-- . . ' V 7 . . p NIR. THOMAS F. ODONNELL I OUR PRINCIPAL