Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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MR. JOHN HEAPHY Come on. lets show our boys were be- hind them! encourages our Director of Athletics and the Head of our Physical Edu- cation Department . . . newly elected presi- dent of the Bay State Conference . . . es- sential factor in all Dedham sports . . . his last year at DHS-were glad it was with us. l MRS. CONNIE HUNGATE Oh, look at the lovely algae! an ex- clamation of glee uttered by our ambitious biology teacher . . . initiated B.S.C.S. Biol- ogy this year . . . willing to answer all questions . . . relishes after-school and Sat- urday explorations . . . changed her name during Christmas vacation . . . and changed for the better our attitude toward science. MR. MAL'RlCE HURLEY Our lively math and Latin teacher so whomores fear him . . . but seniors know P l his bark is worse than his bite mar velous sense of humor . . continually ex claiming Gad! . . . Captain of the faculty bowling team . . . spends most of his frec time working in his garden encouraged high scholarship i I 6 'P I' if .1 1 ,r 3i,5fgf4ff,':f?1 ,gfff 1, A, . Q ,4 1 .f MRS. JEANNETTE LIGOR Pass and go . . . pass and go . . . a familiar call on the basketball court . . . coaches tennis too . . . good sportsmanship, her hue and cry . . . maintains that girls should be physically fit . . . often seen on duty in the cafeteria . . . advisor of cheer- leaders and cheer club . . . main interest, her husband, Pete. my 1 h..!t?'f A MR. ARTHUR LITTLE Head of the Industrial Arts Dep . . . helpful and patient instructor little ruffle his usually quiet composu annoyed by untidy work benches saying, Clean up. . . . looks forwar his summer vacation of relaxation in Hampshire.

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MRS. HELEN DUHAMEL Keeper of the books --the library books, that is . . . quiet, but so well informed . . . efficient and reliable leader of the Li- brary Council . . . eager to offer her assis- tance to beleaguered authors of term papers . . . gentle persuasion, her device for main- taining silence . . . helped to shape many of our reading habits. MRS. CAROLYN FITZPATRICK Her first year at DHS . . . a pleasing ad- dition to our English Department . . . makes gerunds, participles, and infinitives perfectly clear . . . before coming to Dedham she taught at the Chandler School for Woiinv en . . . a sophomore advisor . . . enjoys sports, traveling, reading, knitting, and gar- dening. .-7.1. .-..i boundless new frontier . . . MR. O. CLIFFORD GUSTAFSON Our art and mechanical drawing instructor . . . a perfectionist in all that he does . . . evident in his excellent job of decorating for our proms . . . favorite pastimes are painting and landscaping . . . helps with scenery for dramatic productions . . . spends summers at Cape Cod. -to W MISS ROSA HAJINLIAN Calmly efficient business instructor . . . a lady of many talents . . . extensive ward- robe, self-designed and executed . . . un- limited understanding for her pupils . . . expert typists the result . . , pet peeve: peo- ple who look at keyboards . . . ambition: speed and accuracy for all her students . . . sewing, knitting, reading, and theatre-going her extracurricular diversions. MRS. MAUREEN HANRAI-IAN A new member of the Mathematics De- partment of DHS . . . known for her almost flawless enunciation . . . and never-failing patience . . . commands respect from all her students , . . a familiar figure in 105 . . . all current time and interest put into getting her master's degree. I5

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