Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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4' 4R. fIl.IFl-'ORD CUSTAFSON Conscientious art and mechanical draw- g instrut-lor . . . helped to make each our proms a suce--ss . . . exhibits in ain foyer pay tribute to his talent . . . ways displays his own brand of warm iendliness . . , enjoys painting in spare me . . , brings out the very best in is students. v C7 -An- ry' 1 0 W H 5 ,YI -1- , t vnu-. 3 ' 'x 'W 'wv-NF, ,.., MISS ROSA HA.llNl,lAN MRS. ANNETTIC lll'iAl.Y Poised instructor in our business de- Joined the Language Department this partment . . . possesses a wide range year as a Freueh teacher . . . when not of interests . . . prefers the classics in in school she devotes all her time to music, literature, and art . . . enjoys her four children . . . enjoys summers chess. sailing. and horseback riding . . . at the heaeh with her family . . . a really has travelled extensively . . . adept at good rook faccording to Mr. Healyl . . . many languages. ineluding lndo-European. and we'll take his word any day. TOWARD OUR BETTERMENT ,fi 1'1- 151 '7 JINJ' si 0 IISS CA ROLE HUNT Former student makes good . . . now aching English and history at her Alma ater . . . last year taught in Germany . . noted for her enviable wardrobe . . keeps herself busy with sewing, vwling, and corresponding with friends erseas . . , devotes her time after hool to the German Club. MR. MAURICE HURLEY Ye gads . . . an exclamation often echoed in 217 . . . teaches math and history to sophomores and juniors . . . takes a special ihterest in gardening and model-railroading . . . an excellent Latin scholar . . . always ready with good advice and a helping hand when needed . . . assumes a ferocious air for the benefit of sophs . , . but seniors know he's all heart. 9 , 1 Q '-J ,hung 'J ,ff W-I ...a 4 MISS JANE HYDE Our new gym teacher-peppy and viva- eious . . . tells girls to be ladies as well as athletes . . . enjoys reading and sports . . . always adding to her record collection . . . gave up work for travel- ling during summer months . . . helpful advisor to the cheerleaders . . . obvious enthusiasm for her job and life. MR. GEORGE KEHOE Talking after the hell? . . . usually followed by Room l03 at two o'eloek. , , . possesses a lively sense of humor ev.-rl in moments of stress . . . enjoys golf, hut his boat is his greatest pleasure . . . spends summers as nu engineer for the M.D,C ,... his undauntvd students refuse to he downvtroddm-n , . . and vote him an outstanding math tearher. I7

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rl M ' .feat S .Q 'U --..fl fam rd 1... cf MR. JOHN J. KELLY, JR. A man's reach should exceed his grasp, or wliat's a heaven for? . . . new this year to the History Department . , one of Norlie.istern's best . . . an assistant coach . . , contrihuted much toward tht- sucee-as of our football team . . many holilvies include collecting fN.tpoli-onic miniatures and model ships . . wt-'re sorry we didn't have limi with tts longer. MR. JAMES .l. KISSICLL Please listen! . . . hopes someday to schedule a student for a course in just that' listening . . . a philosopher . . . looks for the good in everyone . . . forever sympathizing with our woes . . . enjoys playing hridge and golf, caning Vlmlrs. and caring for roses . . . spends summers at various colleges and universi- ties . . . helicves education ncvcr stops. A MR. ARTHUR li. LITTLE Woodworking, mechanical drawing. and electronics his specialties . . . perfects his skills in summer employment . . . partial to students who do a good job on the clean-up squad . . . volunteered his talents to the Senior Prom decorating committee . . . quick to uphold his boys . . . quiely performs most diffi- cult of tasks . . . proof positive that silence is golden. PROVED THEMSELVES Q- 3 MRS. LILLLAN LOWRANCIC Versatile home economics teacher . . . lun-il away from her native Texas liy the 1-harms of New lfngland . . . enjoys her 1.1-rlnan class, lirtdge. .intl travel . . . caught tourist fi-ter recently and visit.-il Europe. lleruimla. .tml all liut seveii of the l'nited States . . . home- niaking hint-1 a lioon to her students . . . It llou ttaeliei-4 .tpplalid her Iavttltv ta-as . . . must he that Texan flair for lio-ipitality. I8 .4 MR. DAVID F. MALONE Juniors' and seniors' ehemistry teacher at Dedham High School . . . with us for two years . . . a pf-rsonahle teacher having youth, vigor, and understanding . . . his gre-at outside interests, golf and building: a new home . . , spends summer season in gathering credits for mastt-r's degree . . . If you remember only one thing--equal volumes of gasses at the saint- temperature and pressure contain the same numlier of molecules. MR. LOFTS J. MeGUIRE Popular new Director of Athletics . . . past graduate of D.H.S. and a teacher here for fifteen years . . . formerly ottr class advisor . . . enjoys reading and, of course, all sports . . , summers spent working with the Recreation Department or vacationing: at the Cape or in the niountuins . . . a favorite with teachers and students alike. .f 1 C-Q ,9' ol Wmtd Gegen MISS LAURA E. MeINTIRE Familiar teacher of geography and liusiness practice . . . happy faculty of teaching in spite of her pupils . . . demands and most of the time attains complete attention . . . often asks How can you lie conscious and 'not know that? . . . reads and attends the theatre in spare time . . . manages to accom- plish a multitude of projects in vacation time . . . New Hampshire beckons in the summer.