Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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5., i 'fri ' To Mr. Charles Quale, the Class of 1964 owes a great debt of gratitude. Not only as an advisor, but also as a friend, he served us tirelessly. Our two proms would not have been half the success that they were, had it not been for his ingenuity and hard work. Mr. Quale, a typing, accounting, and book- keeping instructor, has been to our class a fine consultant throughout our years at Dedham High. Z' Lf ix . l X 5. E , ADVISOR

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JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY We, the class of 1964, dedicate Reflectiom to john Fitzgerald Kennedy, in memory of the man and of the President. Hailing from our own state of Massachusetts, he skillfully led our country through difficult times. As individuals, we watched his rise to the Presidency, and as part of a nation, we mourned his loss in No- vember of our senior year. Never before in the course of our lives have we been confronted by so great a man. We hope that by his example we shall grow to become better Americans.

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CLOSE RELATIONSHIP wm-1 STUDEN B0 DY... DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL ssAcn-iussffs Telephone DA 6-0759 Nxcholas DeSa1x-ri Yxu: nmopiz DEDHAM, MA Thomas lu U'DnnncU x'mmf-.U January 9, 1964 To the Members of the Class of l964 Dedham High School Dedham, Massachusetts Dear Friends: ln looking over your record from your entrance into Grade 8 ' t centralized Junior High School in the f a question. what as members of the firs Town of Dedham, 1 asked mysel e classes which have pre- history of the sets apa ' ' f 1964 from thos ceded you? . we think of numbers first. This is the largest graduating class in more than one hundred years of Dedham High School's history. find that this class has the largest share of es by a goodly number rt this Llass o 5 'U0 '-eva M ' !'5'!'1P?1fr 1 'W 9 Hqv,..f,- , msnffnul rv .3 ,, .x , ' 5 Mm-w,, , ' ' Wnldzmga ' -In-rw' 9WH'94',r1n' , , X W?5'Af41yxfAa,,,xy,9,vv N 4 , vmsnvfnn-my ,-.mm W . 4 J fw . '4'! Wf'v.-,... ,A ,MW nn 't t. 'l5 5WWfv-t ..,..,,,,, 1 'f7'll1vnmy,- ,, In ,wha H ' if , .4-vu-...f , , 8 ' 4!'l'F!W 9r-'seam .-9,9 ,asf-ww-,..,,, . ,,,,, I V 91 4 ' f , ..,,,,,,4 I ,U , Nt ' ,H Y t Wvwfae f .tum ' v-MM, ,,,, pw..- xqwvl4!1'a'- f' nq jyqv-v2f.4.f..-f-...tm rv. .a gr' .41 Principal-MR. THOMAS F. ODQNNELL mn' .M Shining .11 C1... .ted CHA honor graduates ev , Athletically, the members of the Class of l964 have contribu 'l to the resurgence of success in sports at our High School - ' un:- success which is ' ' this class to a supe mighti y ' ' bound to contin -. rio: However, a quality which resides within degree is that of friendliness. You have created strong friendships among yourselves and with members of the faculty. Truly, the fol- lowing statement of one writer sums up this quality best: HOne of the most delightful of human relationships is a long established friendship, the state existing between friends. A man without friends is greatly to be pitied, for the friendless man misses much happiness.U t of establishing friendships remains to each and '63- '64 tha this quali v Congratulations diate u far beyond hig 64 in having a atulations S we hone 't A ' ' 4 ' h school days. ' ' ' ttained your imme ' ' T with yo every member of the Class of l9 g goalg and to your parents, also, we extend sincere congr ' ' nn interest in you and in Dedham High School. for their anioi K Sincerely yours, Thomas F. O'Donnel1 Pr incipal 8