Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1966 volume:

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' mes McGu1re and Mary Anne Clougher Seated: KI-rj Kathleen Mayall, Ann Robin Collinsg Standing: Judith ' 1 ' -gm , . 5 ' P1 arquardt, Beth l FACULTY Kristina Johnsen Sealed: KI-rj Susan Rinella, Elizabeth Freemang Szanding: Il-rl Timothy Nolan, Nancy Clement, Belmore QI ll ll ll 'I WI it 1 415. everly Lake fcenterj surrounded by staff PHOTOGRAPHY ART f, U., ' , 1 2 ' , tu' i N J ' I .A 2 Lff ' fl-rj Nancy Hertz, Joanna Clifford, Shirley fl-rj Pamela Knight, Joanna Tadonisi Forbes Joanne Chapman SENIOR -4:3 Sealed: fl-rj Patricia McNally, Karl Wallace, Deborah Loveittg Stmzding: fl-rJ Sandra Hillegas, Margaret Sinclair, Sharon Flannery, Barbara Rob- ertson, Stephanie Burns PROUDLY WE DEDICATE REFLECTIONS '66 I:-ayv f s M This year, the Class of 1966, proudly dedicate our Yearbook to a man who has been a vital ingredient in the daily life of Dedham High School, Mr. Lofts McGuire. An outstanding civics teacher, Mr. McGuire is liked and respected by the entire student body. The 1965-1966 sports season would never have been the same without the care- ful planning and programming of our Athletic Director. No one person has done more to boost school spirit. His enthusiasm is unending, his loyalty, unbounded. Because of his keen interest, our successes surpassed even our expectations. That is why we, the Class of 1966, are happy to bestow the honor of this dedication of Reflerfiom 1966 on Mr. Lofts McGuire. ' , ,t 25 ' ' , . - - -qc ,f rw. M ' 'L an 'W-.ami yu ,lash Qs. 5 twat ' f miisl Wtirking up spirit at the rally. Cheering for faculty at WMEX Good Guys Game. GRATEFULLY WE ACKNOWLEDGE HIS HELP 5 ' 1 yvfir' Hg, ' Sv W ' Ti' '5 If r i ...f f I Q 1 i 'Z We, the Class of 1966, wish to extend our thanks to Mr. Kenneth Toomey who has been our Class Advisor since sophomore year. The success of our senior year may be attributed in large part to the quiet efficiency of our advisor, whose wit and under- standing levelled the seemingly unsurmountable crises of our prom, play, and banquet. Never could the Class have prospered without his guidance. For this, Mr. Toomey, we are grateful. 'lt LLIIQ On-the-spot impartial reporting at faculty game. PARTING WORDS FRCM 1 , 7,15 j , f.. 2551, ., . A 930711 ' ' H , - iff? 46 iQ:-.Qt , ,agpgflfi ' 1,5 ij . ,,. ,Ii W J , If 1,g57l ' ' , rd' 1, f-1, ,v ' V . 1135, Z ' A ii',':-df? M 5-'zgzfi w-,711 ' pv. V., , ,Ji 0' '1 ,',g ,wg Q 'if .41- - .jf- AJ V 1' - - ' ,Ing , ,4 I iz. A- X , ig YV , f. 1. ,fA ' , L A MR. LAWRENCE L. BROWN Superintendent ,X ,f MR. JAMES F. DUNNE Assistant Superintendent HE A1J1v11N1sTRA 1 i U . 11.2 '11 MR. 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Head of the English Department . . . stimulated by her courses at Harvard Summer School . . . wants students to work harder . . . enjoyed travels to Scotland and England . . . proud of her antique china and glass . . . a true lady. ur cscfoof Za .9 ri as MRS. PATRICIA DANER MR. PAUL DORRINGTON A pretty English teacher to the A football coach of state-wide repute sophomores . . . Proud of her . . . team couldn't exist without him Blue Grass heiitage , . . likes to . . . twinkling blue eyes, an ar- talk about her cat and dog . . . resting feautre . . . constantly urges her firwt encounter with DHS schol- students to read . . . admired in- ars . . . hopes to get pupils inter- dustry and integrity in his pupils estcil in lEIllIllNll literature . . .well . . . firm but friendly with his liked by all, classes . . . valued and respected by XVho or NVli-uri? all members of the High School. I4 -....,,i MRS. MARY DO W NES I.et's get started right away urges our developmental reading teacher . . . always emphasizes the need of an extensive vocabulary . . . speed with comprehension her goal for students . . . resides in Dedharn's XX!hite I-louse . . . inclement weather often limits her classes . . . DHS awards her much credit for the success of its college-bound stu- dents. MRS. JOAN FINN Do it before the study begins . . . joined DHS teaching staff in our senior year . . . love of literature induced her to choose the profes- sion of an English teacher . . . enioys perusing the best sellers as well as the classics . . . famous for her orderly and quiet studies . . . a welcome supplement to our English Department. 4 MR, ARTHUR C, BARKER A vibrant English teacher . . . made even grammar challenging . . . remembered for lectures on symbolism and philosophy . . . and those humorisms . . . highly eru- dite . . . seeking his Ph.D. in audio-visual . . . class of 1967 advi- sor . . . headed philosophy club . , a connoisseur of the arts . . . a respected gentleman and inspiration- al leader. MRS. CAROLYN FITZPATRICK Explain a gemnd and a participle . . a very special lady with an ability to evoke answers from young but reluctant minds . . . enjoys Sewing, knitting and reading . . spends summers on the Cape and hopes to retire there someday . , . a certain sparkle and reserve gains students' respect and admiration. DQR' sv -i MRS. KATHERINE G, BECKWITH Marvelous is a marwelous word . . . Mrs. B., an aesthetic lady of culture . . . interest in music, the arts, and reading . . . spends the summer on the Cape where bicycling is a fine pastime . . . main interest is teaching . . . main concern is school . . . main subject of study -Estudents . . . marvelous is Mrs. G09 as 441-,.. MRS. JUDITH BRIER Places, everybody . . . talented advisor of DHS thespians . . . efficient director of our Pygmalion . , . always improving her teach- ing techniques . , . enchants classes with her Michigan accent . . , thea- tre and dancing occupy spare time . . . a definite asset to culture at DHS. 06012 Q gasf I INIRS, JEAN BUCHANAN English and advice to seniors her strong point . . . quiet and re- served . , . firm with classes . . . searches for a curious mind among her students . . . gives Shakespeare a meaning for the young- er mind . . . kind manner receives the trust of all her pupils. banana 1 ' V? MISS CAROLE M. HUNT From student body to faculty . . . a charter member of DHS Honor Society . . . spent junior year in Germany . . . a flair for fashions and sporty cars . , . new leader of NHS . . . besides English, varied duties include history and German . . . modern approch to traditional subjects . . . inspirational teacher of new generation. ',q his MRS. EILEEN MORDECAI Teaches English to the sophomores . . . her first encounter with DHS students . . . a most dignified lady . . . wants to awaken young minds . . . spends her summers sailing at Cape Cod . . . a critical mind makes her a fine judge of values . . . expressed admiration for seniors. ,.....,,, MR. ELWOOD PHILBRICK His heart, too, understands . . . an English teacher with the knack of getting to the crux of a students problem . . . a linguist with seven languagees to his credit . . . frequent .nterruptions by Public Address system arouse his wrath . . former editor of the school department newsletter . . . gains satisfaction from working with students and preparing them for their future. I n L l INIR. HARRY INILKAY XVho remembers the formula for the area of an equilateral triangle? he asks hiipeiully . , , Head ot Mathematics Department . . . stein LXMIIHI hides a warm personality ..., 1 toloncl Ain the U.S. Army Reserves , , . longs for more travelling time . . . stu- dents Vote him an essential part wif D.H.S. MISS MARYANNE DelGROSSO Teacher A-Go4Go . . . personifica- tion uf warmth and vitality . . . stimulated the Renaissance of the National Honor Society . . . sense of humor helps her to survive trying math classes . . . always a step ahead in the fashion parade . . . draws out the best in ali. fguf Wfemorzes gf eac ers IXIISS CA'l'Hl:lllNlf E. CAS'l'l,ff D.ll.S. versatile l.:itin teacher . . . may not rliiiii to ltr .i ioniior-.senr of .ronrmct coolciiig but nine c1iolsS up .i stoirn vii .irlivities .is teacher- advisor of the Rail Cross girls . . . m'iific.il tint in liari-lliiu slii-lc-nts . . . V,1,lC'lIllI,'i .ill tri lier little house in Nus llllIIl 'illiiL' . . . extr.icnriitiil.ir ilixrisifins are knit- tinzg 'it'-'-lll'. intl lwiiilifc . . . Mis, f..i',Ilc i i irii limit xxirli Rlls. MISS NANCY COLE lil silencia cs de :1hon:1 . . . runs the ,uauntlet of struggling stu- dents . . . reticc-nt and dignified manner . . . spends winter week- ends on ski slopes . . . meticulous homeroom teacher . . . did much for ns in her lxxo-year sojourn. Ctr: MRS. SUZANNE Taisez-vous. s'il vous a cultivated lady who homeroom students by French . . . frequently ing of her four sons . all with the wisdom I-IEALY plait . . . often baffles lapsing into heard boast- . . counsels of Solomon . . . famous for her collapsible pointer . . . une professeur merveil- leux. ,H-. MISS MARGUERITE of our hearts favorite Irish French . . . love for learning and teach . . . iocular nucleus of the Mir and Rejlediofu . . . Member of Faculty Bowling Teamg may not high scorer but keeps team laugh' with a keen and sparkling wit . the luck of DHS to have Mis O'Grady Peg one's O'GRApY l 1 'l a tr W MR. MAURICE F. HURLEY Ye Gaels . , . Philosopher as well as teacher . . . to sophomores, a roaring lion . . . to seniors, a gentle lamb . . . assembling model trains relieves the stress t?b of teach- ing . . . patronizes America's scenic attractions during the summer . . . chief ambition is to produce a well rounded student. MRS. TOOMEY 'Muy bueno . . . red haired and :ixie mannered Spanish teacher . . . quality of excellence recognized by lll . . . teaching methods profited my summer as camp counselor . . . rppreciation for good books and pop- zlar tunes . . . extremely efficient ind orderly . . . wise to all students' :xcuses . . . better half-of a Foomey teaching family. MR. GEORGE B. KEHOE Talking after the bell, people? . . . alert and punctilious member of the math department . . . stim- ulates thought and quick recall in his classes . . . summers are spent as an engineer . . . with tennis, bowling, softball and golf for relax- ation . . . admired and respected by students as a dedicated and learned man. MISS JOAN MAGUIRE I'll do the talking here, people . . . a new and pretty addition to math department . . . students find her classes relaxing and highly informative . . . leisure hours are spent painting and reading . . . future plans include motoring through Germany and maybe Russia with friends. ways bias! Y Y 1 l, x as 55' ' N -rf .-.gg X c - t l Q . X X if Z' fy Q X .XXX V!!!-i , J X if W ie' 'ff .7 D jf' :Z X' X, Jjifcb ., 161' . , 1-N.. -b' MR. DONALD W, SEAGER Mathematics, his forte . . . unique ability tu maintain a straight face admidst gales of laughter . . . Marine training evident in decorum of classes . . . assistant varsity football coach . . . early bird at morning practices . . . running feud with physical education teach- ers . . . avid sports fan and competent math teacher-Mr. Seager. MR. ANTHONY ZONFRELLI The tone of his Bonjour, classe indicated mood of the day . . . head of the Language Department . . . delights in giving petites prouves . . . conducts enrire class in French . . . came to us in nur junior year . , . enit-vs sports . . . used to play football , . . quirk to smile . . . graduated from DHS as president of his class. I7 MISS CI-IRISTEI. BERGBIEYER Our attractive biology teacher . . . brillinat smile . . . eyen temper in all situations . . . homeroom, a rnenagerie of hamsters, toads, and mice . . . extra credit given for walking rabbits . . , frantic skier as well as an excellent teacher. f7 MEM NIR. JOSEPH BELL The tone of a hell can he heard in 209 . . . highly capable advisor of student council . . . candid critic of all groups of DHS .... Monday morning quarterback . . , spends sum- mer doing as little as possible . . . known for his caustic sense of humor . . . and stimulating, tliouglitprtiviikzng classes. I8 ff T Cffff fr Ban rj mhr PO' INIR. CHARLES FOLEY All right, Good a favorite saying uf the humorist uf the sciente department . . . teaches chemistry and physics in .1 unique and dee lightful manner . . . a true friend to the hopelessly confused student . . . spends his summers going to school . . . wishes he had more time to read . . . held in esteem and affection hy his budding scien' tists . . . artwork MR. DANIEL KEHOE Lets have a quickie quiz today . . . recruited from Quincy High to our Science Department this year . . . special interest in track . . . good sense of humor relaxes stu- dents while doing difficult chemistry problems . . . urges pupils to aim toward higher goals. MR. DAVID MALONE Molecules are man's best friend . . . man of many talents including teach- ing an excellent chemistry course . . . recently obtained master's degree . . . became proud new father this year . . . designed and built a new home in his spare time . . . relaxes with a game of golf or watching a Notre Dame football game . . . versatile and charming describe Mr. Malone. ez? Qzfyen ce azzzof igeoofzbzz II-UIXIWUX FY'- ta.. N- I 1 r 1-,J MR. THOMAS YONKER Put the talking away . . . pilots the DHS history department . . . keeps up to date with news of the world . . . optimistic opinion on the future of our country . . . star supporter of Athletic Association . . . a smile and an encouraging word for all . . . cant he beat. INIR. RICHARD C. CAWLEY A kind and gentle man . . . sprin- kles his classes with dry humor . . . a hi-fi enthusiast as well as an authority on the Civil War . . . long hours devoted to charities . . . cham- pion of the oppressed . . . a scholar with love for his profession. MR. JOHN O'BRIEN Nice to know but not need to known . . . v-'riter's cramp often plagues his students after exams . . . diagnoses all pupils' maladies during physiology class . . . assistant coach of hockey team , . . headed Junior and Senior Prom invitation committee . . . Refleflifmr staff regrets his pic- ture could not adorn the yearbook cover. ,iii D I MR. JOSEPH P. NUNES Ah hah! . . . Thrives on science . t . physits, his specialty . . . a passion for chess . . . ingenious analo- gies make the toughest explanations easy . . . ffirewent industry for D.l-IIS. . . . .unassuming ways hide .constant drive for perfection in his department . . . kind and fair . . . attracted many to science. iNlR. EDXVARD SHERIDAN Makes Pirjmiiilfigy' an A11 .Ci-r : . . . thief adrisiir for the -ifrmrrii re class .... iluspi-,s smiling- creating a friendly atmosphere in its classes i . . , enii his surnrncrs 1' :Ht Pipe . . , looks fir the ',,b:l.tv ri Q: liiurcillff' in a stuclzrif. or ffe csprea gf DOJUQQQQ M Zi :YW :rf 9 4 A I I hw 1.- - ,. 1 M fi ' ff? ,f .'5P. E PA -f I . , .,- ,at . ,r fm, . V A A713 'oi Knows :U ima' T Q., LDL ff I , if If :- f to KV MRS. CAROL HOLDEN Beautiful wardrobe enhanced by a neat appearance . . . new to D.H.S. teaching staff this year . . . familiar, however, to students because she was a practice teacher here . . . a fond determination to finish the history book . . . pupils have found her most considerate of their problems and feelings. IVIR. JOHN KELLY Well, we don't want to go on to that now . . . ultrahcollege in dress . . . coached the J,V. football team to a successful season . . . wouldn't buy a new car because books were a more important purchase . . . studies Napoleon religiously . . . our admiration surpassed only by his high expectations fo: us. Lp Q fi? fic , BIR. LOFTS lNlCGL'lRE Jolly director of athletics . . , respon- sible for new, vibrant trend in D.H.S. . . . Marauders and new school cm- blem, his inspiration . . . humor which tickles students and teachers alike . . . sports calamities do not dim spirit . . . certain way about him that endears him to everyone. ,,.- ? l MR. JAMES P. SMITH You're doing well . , . liistfiry landmark in a science corridor . . . always has a witty remark , . . classes conducted in a relaxed but instructive manner . . . social talking the bane of his existence . . , swim- ming and golfing, hobbies in sarnmer . . . very special personalztjr tttgsmetl by seniors. I9 business orrgglnmltion ci-aches j.V, hasclwall I 'X 'K- ' f 1 ,...f., 129- fff A' sf N V P Ll qv .vy- -, f f fycn' Head of Bu MR. JOHN WALLACE siness Education Department . . . a learned, dependable, .ind friendly man . . . golf fr thc l1st IS Irs coach -+ A . ye. . . . enioys photography, bridge, and ,uarcleninig A , , shows great interest in students and sonality make their futures . . . his ability and pera him ll favorite at l3.H.S. MISS LOUISE GAGNON Type as fast as you can advises this efficient business education teach- er . . , abhors wandering eyes and careless mistakes . . . financial wizard behind senior class treasury . . . sum- mer home anysbhcre and cxerywhere . . . finds pleasure in knitting and pliotograpliv . . . pr-ixides students with an excellent preparation for the business world. it CHQRU -f SHOW Q 7 MISS ROSA I-IAJINLIAN Hands on home . , . Our lady of diction . . . adds sparkle to other- wise dull typing copy with an exten- sive varied vocabulary . . , wardrobe no problem for our fashionable cou- turier . , . owes her appreciation of all kinds of humor to her favorite niece . , . ardent book reviewer and play fan. 5 .33 pal X I lNlR. KENNEIFH TOOINIEY 'XVlien Irish evcs are smilinQ . - - teacher . . . and otficiates at iumor high lwaskcthall games . . . tliicl advisor of seniors . . . often . appreciated lifts his voice in song . and respected for the many hours he willingly gave to the good of our class. 20 G06 TFQPGFQ sm 5 91022: MR. WILLIAM YOUNG Our tall and very muscular basketball coach . . . known as XVild Bill on the court . . . clad in immortal sweat pants . . . consideration for our problems endears him to us . . . a gentleman through and through . . . often found cheering for the Celtics . . . absolute must at D.H.S. 4 my 'f MR. ARTHUR E. LITTLE Head of Industrial Arts Department, and teacher of woodshop and mechanical drawing . . . a great sense of humor which holds up even under difficult tasks . . . helped put through the long- wanted electronics course , . . indispensable to our prom decorating committee . . . interested in TV and radio home repair. MISS MARIE C. HALACHIK Let's get down to work . . . at- tractive and vivacious addition to our ever-growing business de artment . . . feels teaching should be interesting as well as informative . , . recently spent unusual summer touring U.S.A. as a camp counselor . . . effervescent personality, a trait appreciated by all, fi MRS. GAIL NAJJAR A personable addition to the business department . . . secretarial practice and typing, her field . . . reading and cooking fill spare time . . . ap- plauds co-operation and good manners of seniors . . , in class she symbolizes the phrase an iron hand in a velvet glove. nr- f ' 'wc .4 MR. CHARLES A. QUALE Less yap-more tap-back there . . . enthusiastic about all that he does . . . usually busy . . . head coach of our cross country and out- door track teams . . . pet proiect each year to form an active ham radio club . . . teaches bookkeeping and clerking . . . pastimes include horseback riding and watching al- most any sport. OI' OI 014 GOMQ. MR. CLARENCE SMITH Sell . . . our business practice and bookkeeping teacher . . . induces sen- iors to gather and compile advertise- ments for the Senior Playbook . . . pet peeve, gum chewing . . . avoca- tion for sportsiin particular bowl- ing, skiing, and golfing . . . Year- book's existance impossible without his loyalty to the cause. JWL Q5 4 - 0 MR. CLIFFORD GUSTAFSON Dignified and fastidious art master . . . wondrous decorating effects achieved at proms . . . spurs the art fever in many students and encourages their artistic careers . . . high cali- bre of classes due to a mature presen- tation . . . admired as an individualist and a man of extensive imagination. Xllill lllllll illllli MRS. LILLIAN LOWRANCE A true lady with an eye for adven- ture . . . enjoys classical music . . . but true love is mountain climbing . . . im arts to her girls basic home- making knowledge . . . leads search for Homemaker of Tomorrow . . . spent summer working for master's degree . . . latest innovation at D.H.S., her talented Future Home- makers of America. MR. THOMAS NELSON One of our most talented industrial arts teachers . . . appears to have a quiet manner . . . but always man- ages to come up with a witty remark . . . fond of golf course when not in school . . . a man with many abili- ties . . . a definite asset to D.H.S. T4 'ff MR. ROBERT ROSATI Let's try working, fellows a fre, quent exhortation in his class , . , teaches metalcraft, drafting, and math . . . quiet but stern . . , known to explode if the need arises . . . artistic talent displayed at public showing . . . hopes some das' to become an architect . . . gains pleas- ure from art, music, hunting, fish- ing, or a good cigar, 2I i i Z V. 55 ,, 4,1 MR. ROBERT CARROLL Now letis he quicli, hwy . . . 'How About fifty sit-ups? .... rddcd a great deal to our physical education pr-igrana . , , never fails tn come up with ntw ideas . . . has accomp- lished sxontlers in his two years as physical edu- cation director . . . enjoys all sports . . . spends summers cruising around New England in his boat. 'lv I' .1 MR. EVERETT ALDRICH The future is for the fit . . . coach of our varsity baseball squad . . . also gives a spark to our honp- Q sters . , . may be found in senior study halls helping budding geniuses to bloom . . . always willing to help us in nr out of class . . . painting contracts occupy summer , . .his mild manner appreciated by all. eS7?' cfieuezyzs' cfgcv ZEQIZQQQQ mntstl .octet Rooms 'J' MISS JANE HYDE Keep the faith . . . clever and witty gym instructor . . . celebrated by students and faculty alike for musical exercises , . . school and weekend travel fill the long vacation . . . coaches basketball and tennis teams to victory . . . counsels cheer- leaders . . . dedicated to the physical well-being of her girls. af' MR. JAMES KISSELL Diligent worker in our guidance de- partment . . . encouraging but realis- tic about students' potentials . . . studies latest guidance trends zeal- ously master of the unusual NRS, FLORENCE HUGHES MR. EDWIN DENTON Gaming' ghiirs, favorite hobby - G . Shoot for the stars , . . prettiest XVorrying is like a rocking chair, it keeps you Study in contrast-dignified man third nf nur guidance department moving but gets you nowhere . . . sage advice of and fondness for cm-n.cOb pipes. . , . hails from Minnesota . . . our guidance Head . . . enlightened our confused always encouraging, never dishearten- minds. , . helped us plan our future . . . and our ing . . . kept busy by two teen-age resent . . . conducted conferences in a business- boys . . . spent summers at Univer- lljike manner . . . ace of faculty bowling team. sity nl' Rhode Island learning new techniques in her field . . . eninys raiding boating, and traveling in her lcisurc time g? lt' . if i -F X, J 1 lv 4 .f ,Q 3 5 iifixiw. , 5 r ' YJ .' ii . ., K, WWW' fi?-' ' 1 .xg '.-.lvl . 1 X . n.bIiii:? MISS JUDITH MUTTY Practice isn't over yet, girls , is the constant reminder to over-anxious students . . . well-versed in all as- ects of her field g m classes p . . . ,y are no longer dreaded-but now are eagerly awaited . . . coached field hockey and softball'teams . . . fac- ulty counselor for maiorettes. THE SPECIALISTS . . . e Gan 61111 QS 'x MR. JOHN FAUcETr XVithout a song the day would never end . . . our music teacher new to D.H.S. this year . . . hails from Norwood-which shows that Norwood does have its good points . . . infinite patience with the choir and girls' glee club . . . in search of more basses for choir . . . x-period conflicts, his only complaint. MR. ROBERT W. SHREVE Likeable music director . . . versed on all instruments . . . ex-dance bander with a flair for swing . . . countless hours for Dedham High Band . . . natient with newcomers . . . outstanding at assemblies, foot- ball games, exchange concerts . . . more scholarly than he would have students know . . . loves those sum- mer days with rod and reel, MRS. HELEN S. DUHAMEL XVhat you c.1n't learn from hooks. you can learn from Mrs. Duhamel . calm and efficient lady ul, the library . . . unlimited knowledge of her ield . . . unstinted giving of her time . . . spends summers at XVellfleet on Cape Cod . . . looking forward to a larger library in the new wing. 23 Thank You For . . . Tasty Lunches Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs A. Miner, P. Howard, I. Becker, R. Forde, E. Wrigner, M. Nagle, . V. DiVnst0 Spotless Rooms . . . KL-aj J. lxfdlllil, J. fShadj Araby, J. Reilly, J, Barrett, and W. Haynes Wfill the patient recover, Miss Dunn? 24 Good Health Miss H. Le-Gendre fSuper1'ir0rl Mrs. J. Keaveney Mrs. G. McNally Miss R. Dunn :luv 1: ,--- f- i I ., A-tisket-a-tasket, PLEASE get a basket! Twist and Shout XV? On my honor- D6dh:im will win! ,.,. V L Looking mighty fine. i . . . And All Our Happy Days 25 I s O I 4 Q 1 1 -ew 'mg , x 4 ,.'.A-f ' 'Q .4 1 E q f. 1 , . ,H x v fx 1 1, e r- A TN f V ' f xg l 'f , Q. J 4 ' Q ' ,wil Y 91 f l ,- v I I a Y ,. ,. V Q' 9 if Av '- s .4 . 5 , . , . ' M ' ,fl 1 s 'K , ns 2,15 . . Q 'vfuf'-, 1'-vm Q f A 0' 1 1 ,'5L'i' , f ' Q 7 .- . 26 ' ' Sf 'b . ' K 19 ,J r ,. , . W , l E F I 4 . I , . 1 n , rin: ' A4 ' J ' I ' 4. . f ,'1, I 4 ' , . 1 1 ' -1 I M ' ,,' P F x ' '. . me , 5 Q! 'xg I xg . S x s' ' 1 s -. Q ,x 1' K ' 4 .N N ,. ' s 1 1 ... I .1-u 4' . , l .' 'f f 1' . f 2 T 4 ' ' A lv I f 'S' ll. ' J ' -V! I ' Q -I '27 X. x SENIOR OFFICERS -1 N-1 3 I l President Vice-President W Pl2'lAIfR XVRIGHT BEVERLY LAKE Q QFUQ SVCIUJFE' A Treasurer BARBARA ROBERTSON ,A IXIARGARET SINCLAIR 5 Jef OUR CLASS LEADERS PAST OFFICERS I l MW.- + 4 Ph if-C r I N X Y , P , fi A Q , ,fi ri? A- 5 's, ,MMM X Sxrn1Jfu,q fl-rj: Mary Wliire, Secretary 23 Steve Vitale, Vice-Presirlcnt lg Margaret Sinclair, Treasurer 1, 2, ig l'i.lIl5.ll.l Rriluurrsmi, Secretary 1, 31 Swim! KI-rl: Peter XX'rigl1r,q3rcsiLlcnt 2, 53 Beverly Lake, Vice-Presb flrnr 2, Sq illivrfzzrqf joseph Keavcncy, President l 28 HONOR GRADUATES fi , l fl I. Q Scared fl-rj: Anne Grossi, Nancy Harlcins, Jane Grieves, Beverly Lake, Ellie Leheclew, Juclith Garlick, Robin Collins, Middle Rozzf: Donna Caroselli, Elizabeth Freeman, Sally Iadonisi, Anita Constantine, Nancy Clement, Mary Anne Clougher, Frances Buttaro, Christine Celata, Donna Wilson, Linda Ness, T011 Roux' Cheryl Steimle, Christopher Healey, Karl VC'allace, Kevin Hunt, Timothy Nolan, Alice Louise Gil- OUR CLASS SCHOLARS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ft christ at ' 5 t E ' J 5 Q ,Ll X1 F, i .yr '31 ' 1 ix Sealed fl-Us Robin Collins, Joanne Chapman, Timothy Nolan fVice-Presiclentj, Christopher Healey CPresidentJ, Judith Garlick fSecretaryj, Cheryl Steimle, Nancy Clement, Alice Louise Gilchrestg Top Roux' Anita Constantine, Anne Grossi, Frances Buttaro, Phyllis Montisano, Beverly Lake, Ellie Lehedew, Sandra Hillegas, Christine Celata, Sally Iaclonisi, Linda Ness, Elizabeth Freeman 29 55515,-a'f',, 41 -, ' f'g'1?1ii?'5.Y:' 1, ,. --, . My eff fhiirfralli . . W Q 1 i CATHERINE ABOLTIN Silwnf Cathy . . . loyal supporter of the football team . . . unfailing smile in all situations . . . indispensable to Guy: and Gal! , . spontaneous laugh . . . never at a loss for words. Refleflimzt typist 33 Cheer Club 2, 3. .ry A I'd help you, but my hands are full ow 5 X69 Ame fo aft 4 GREGORY ALLEN College Greg . , , keeps Frosty's full of customers . . the eyes have it . . , our Hquietcst boy . . one of the finest senior runners on the track team . . . cavities a pleasure with our future dentist. j.V. Football 2g Cross Country 31 Prom Decorations 3. 30 CHARLES AMBROSE Navy Chuck , . . expert in Culinary delights . . . dedicated employee of Mary I-Iartigan's . . . veteran of the A. V. staff . . . always looking for a good time . . . dry humor relieves school routine. J.V. Football lg A.V. 1, 2, 3. I I I MARGUERITE ANDERSON Srlaool Peggy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . constantly surrounded by friends . . . tremendous sense of humor . . . lovely hair . . . sudden outbursts of laughter . . . IBM work awaits in the future. JOSEPH AGRESTA ' E7I,Ei7IF6'f joe . . . haunts P-Town in the i summer . . . meticulous in his dress . . . flashes of wit in unexpected moments . . . views life through the windshield of his new Chevy . . . a , whiz at math. I I I I I I I 1 Z l CHRISTINA ANDREWS Underided Tina . . . loves to dance . . . spends summers at M.D.C. pool . . . always looking for a good time . . . a bright spot on the school scene . . . service with a smile in the cafeteria, I 3 JOHN AVERY john . . . running to his traffic post keeps him in shape for track . . . heart-breaker smile . . . ace candy salesman . . , casual approach to life . . perpetual tease Cross Country 1, 2, 33 Hockey lg Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 33 Traffic 1, 2, 3. Q f..Wf'3 .a Sue has that 2 p.m, look. y? 9122 61226914 QI? Q. NIARGARET BACHOPNER xir! School Charlie . . . continually happy and friendly . . . avid skier . . . dreams of career as commercial artist . . . dares to be different . . . a real asset to the softball team, Softball 1, -, 3, Basketball 2, 3g Volleyball Intramurals 2. -to 'v. JOSEPH BALLIRO College Joe . . . quiet, reserved man- ner . . . admirer of Mr. D. Kehoe . . . football enthusiast . . . a welcomed addition . . . from St. Mary's . . . enjoys being a senior. STEPHEN BARRY School Steve . . . seemingly quiet . . . his humor shows through to those who know him well . . . knack for bookkeeping will lead to a career as C.P.A .... always ready with a helping hand . . . a pleasure to know. JACQUELINE BARTLETT School jackie . . . found where the action is . . . makes it where it isn't . . . keeps her classes lively . . . captivating smile, ...ap ,ff , SUSAN BECKER College Sue . . . always on the go . . . winsome air . . . shy smile . . . a flair for writing . . . not one to needle but does sew well. 3l .ia x fi H 1 s g., ' ' .,f f . Xxx 1 gy ty F 0 'T .5 6 3 4. -... ff , 1 GILLES BEGIN U7Iz2lf'L'1:4fc'cZ7 Gill . . . bashful charmer . . . one of Dedham's finest high jump- ers . . . watch out for those dim- ples . . . .1 lixcly dancer . . . would like to continue work with drafting. Football 1, Zg Track 1, 2, 3. K5 Gi? WILLIAM BELMONT School Bill . . . shares his cheer- fulness with every one . . . works out on the track field . . , taking bids for drag strip in High School . . . jovial grind-nature . . . he and his '37 Chevy are inseparable. ELIZABETH BELMORE College Beth ' . . . mainstay of the dra- matic club . . . refreshing person- ality . . . brings along fun where- ever she goes . . . successful Rotary Speaker . . . typically Sixteen Dramatic Club 1, 2, 5g Cheer Club 1, 2, 3: Library Council 35 Junior Prom Dec. Committee 2g Mirror Editor 34 Reflertiom Editor 3g Rotary Speaking Contest 25 U.S. History Essay Winner 25 Creative Writing Club 35 Senior Play Cast 5. LINDA ANN BENJAMIN Serrelary Linda . . . great fan of Mr. Quale . .4. hoped to make a cool million in the ice cream business . . . always seen with Terry . . . takes pride in her long, long locks . . . alert to latest trends. Cjnfereof 1159 escfoof , -if? vi , - -1 . .17 1' vi -as J-32 . UUA -f' ,. -Lac? wx' 'jf 3,3 Z' fe - 1 . L' fa BRENDA BERARDINELLI NrIl',V Bien . . . hails from E, D. . . . keeps Sandy's on thc go . . . gets strairglit AK , in lunch . . . amiable nature . . . Canada bound after grad- uation 32 lla .te . l I' s in fr, y V 1,-2,2-54 What's so funny in the magazine, Bonny? .Q Us 12' 1 1 4 GORDON BERGAN College Gordie -never known to ignore the opposite sex . . . outstanding athlete . . . baseball and gymnastics . . . a parking lot for students gets his vote . . . a good-looking lad. 5 1 if 4 lil' MADELEINE BERUBE BONNIE BLAKE MARCIA BLOOD fr. College Typist X-my Teclmifimz Maddy . . , level-headed , , , Bonnie . . . extremely likeable Marcia - EQQUOUS f0WHfdS both feet on the road tr, i , I 5,-lc. , , 4 g00d.nafm-ed . , , devoted others . . . finds life challenging C555 I ' , Mr. Mcgumgs gal to an ideal v . 4 knows what She . , . puts forthveffort in all her Friday . . . hard-working and wants in life . . . on the royal road U5k5 - - - Wen With hff H'-lm CIWPSA energetic . . . attractive young so- to success. Library Council 2, 35 Jr' Red Cross ciable. 2g Home Ec. Club 5g Prom Decor- Prom Decorations 2, 3. S ations 3. 601050122 Ores iff' v-wp CATHERINE BONITO ll r2rlP Cathy . , . always on the go . . extensive vocabulary . . . self-assured . . . not easily swayed . . . extremely helpful in nurses' office. Library Council 3g Nurses Office 3. 00+ ELLEN BORDO IBM Ellie . . . passion for motor- bikes . , . deceptively quiet man- ner . . . hides adventurous spirit . . A. spending money, her weakness . . . pleads Sth amendment when mis- chief's afoot Who's the lucky boy, Ellen? U ERIC BORNHOFFT Aledicirze Eric . . . shy manner . . . un limited .charm . . . definitely a non- conformist . . . often seen skimming the waters of Annisquam . . . impeccably attired. 33 Yffiij if ifffa i - I 0' X I DONNA BOURQUE HARRY BOWERS ll Off? I College Donna . . . bubbly personality . . . ' Harry . , . Not one to put on lUnFl1- hff fllwflfc SUlDICCf - - . airs . . . unpredictable antics . . dedicated to traffic squad . . . full appeals to eve,-yongs funny bone ' . of fun . . . Buzzards Bay beckons ' goes out of his Way to be friendly inthe summer. . . . typical teenager. i I killed the squid 5511 0f0Qfe0f Qfln OQI' ag? W is ,, 4-ni ,a i if ,. V, 4 fi fi EDWARD BRADY JO-ANN BRIGGS DEBORAH BROWN LINDA BROWN Cfillfge Playlriral Therapiiz Cgllggg Office Ilnork Ed . . . a great admirer of Mr. Briggo . . . capable girl . . . Debbie . . . unfailing pep and Brownie ' ' ' Small bundle of Foley and Alfred E, Newman . . . with sunny disposition . . . irked energy , . . indispensable to all enefgb' ' - . HIWHYS on The 80 - - - carefree approach to mundane affairs by homework . . . always asking . . . from the gym to the guidance Sweet voiced Solicitor from Bfistol . . . remarkably good natured questions . . . often seen with office . . . found often dreaming Upholstery ' ' ' her Smile, 3 defln' . . . efficient homeroom represen- Sue. of Falmouth . . . quiet only when 'te asset- tative . . . never known to frown. Library Council I 3, 3. asleep. Football l, 2, Indoor Track 25 I-I.R. Rep. I, 2, 6, 34 BARBARA BRYANT JAMES rsrrcKr-EY Cgffggg UI1Lfe7t'fcfczf Barb ' l n easyhgolngg fl-lendly l A . fm M jim . . . never v-'itllwut a witty horseback riding consumes much of ,ff ' fffmfk ' - 'dPfTl'ffRP'lTl Ng HUNT her leisure time . . . always found racing . . . an tlie o ing Jones Where the band is J. ' a delightful ' . . . underneath his quiet manner, a personality and matching smile . . . keen mlmfl - wld? WWC of flflff' invaluable keeper of the Key . . . School nfllvmcgr band, that is. Camera Club lg Choir 35 Band 1, 2, 35 All District Band 3. 6 A little bit of ice-cream helps the studying go down. enzbrs P 0122122012 S ,flu , at 1 rl ,.,.i..'. ,les ' V wr -1 'j .K 4 , fx L1 MQ , N -V F, JOHN BUCK!-EY CARL-A BUERIG ALAN BURNHAM CATHERINE BURNS Undefided College Dmffing Medical Sefrefary 5519001 Carla . . . fashionably college Beach Boy , , . frequents Cath . . . expressive green eyes Jack . . . enthusiastic addition ' ' ' reserved ' ' ' Yet fumlovlng H0WdY'5 - ' - h0Pe5 to follow ' ' ' hands that talk for her ' - ' to our football and track teams . . . dressed to a T . . . al- ways the gentleman . . . alert to his surroundings . . . can count on him to keep things jumping. Football 1, 2, 3g Indoor Track 2, 35 Outdoor Track 2, 3. . . . often seen driving around the Plaza . . . sparkling brunette. jr. Red Cross 1, 2g Cheer Club 1, 33 Glee Club 2, 33 Prom Com- mittee 2g Basketball Manager 23 H.R. Representative 1, 3. in the footsteps of Bob Dylan . , . ardent hockey fan . .. , decidedly friendly . . . appropriate remarks are standard equipment. petite miss . . . feminine ap- pearance . . . earnest and sincere. Library Council 33 Reflerriam 33 35 1 1 '-'42 I , x .MV . sun. . Vi! A ' 'fin .2 .f . .-.. -- . -4 f il ai 5 . J Y! 5- ogg-- yfi. 'Aff .'f'.A 5.5 ,K '50 'F ',f5.' 1 Li'-' T01 4 , A , , fi A KATHRYN BURNS STEPHANIE BURNS FRANCES BUTTARO SANDRA BUTTLAR Teacher Tearber College Teacher Kathy . . . perky and sweet Stephie . . . heart-warming Frankie . . . reticent . . . Sandy . . . shy and sweet . . . cheerleader . . . forever striving to promote school spirit . . . gift of curiosity . . . spark- ling initiative . . . yearns to con- quer language by teaching it. Cheerleader 55 Varsity field hockey Zg Basketball Zg Tennis 1, 2, 34 Re- flections 3g Prom Invitations 31 Prom Decorations Sq Talent Show 3. smile . . . doubly pretty . . . willing to work . . . loves all sports . . . but swimming is her forte' . . . through all, she cheers on. Field hockey 1g Tennis 1, 2, 3g Cheerleader 2, 3: Cheer club 1, 2, BQ Talent show 3: Prom invitations 33 Senior Editor Reflerlionr 3 Prom Decorations 3 yet poised in expressing herself . . . proud of her Italian back- ground . . , unlimited potential . . . the future holds much suc- cess. Drama Club 1, 2, 55 Glee Club 2, 3: Cheer Club 1, 25 Rotary Contest 1, 2, 3. com, ,, our oem . . . decided asset to the glee club . . . happiest when dressed up . . . will make a devoted teacher . . . lucky pupils. Glee Club 1, 2 -. r L JANICE BYERS Tenrber Jan . . . faithful friend . . . melo- dious voice . , . charms talent show audiences . . . valuable softball play- er . . . unpredictable and amusing. Glee Club 1, 2. 35 Drama Club 1: Softball 1, 3g Talent Show 1, 2, 3g Small Choir lg Choir 5 Reflertionr 35 Senior Play Cast 3. 36 and our next fashion . . . E ?1'?a2v-ew 1'-fy. Mez 1' ' 'I'-I' ,' I ', fL'!I5'f 5 I , , , ::,, t GENNARIO CACAVIO Undecided Gerry . . . favors sports of all kinds . . . conscientious and consistent . . . cautious always . . . Affinity for Hondas . . . in the forefront with the latest styles. Golf 2, 3: Football 2. Senior Play Cast 3. 'T PATRICIA CALLAHAN STUART S. CAMPBELL JAMES T. CANTY College Engineer Undecided Pat . . . refreshingly forth- Big Stu . . . leader of our jim . . . droll wit . . . quick right . . . light-hearted . . . trumpet section . . . avid to appreciate a well-told joke bothered by nothing . . . whim- reader . . . quick thinker . . . , . . friendly manner . . . A.V. sical and facetious . . . especially amicable air . . . looking for- stalwart . . . generous with his enjoyed Mr. Seager's classes. ward to his college years. aid . . . junior Prom Decorations Com- Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 2. A.V. Chief Projectionist 2, 53 mittee 23 Library Council 53 Re- and 1, 2, 3. flerliam 35 Cheer Club 3. Ozzshfufzbn SUSAN CANTY Nzzrfe Sue . . . unruffled mien . . . winning smile . . . not much bigger than a minute . . . un- ending patience . . , loyal to Mr. O'Brien. Cheer Club 2, 5: Jr. Red Cross 3. jk i l l JUDITH CAPONE Serrelary Jude . . . casual and easy going happy good nature . . . a pleasure to be in her company . . . at her best in Spanish class . . . ardent supporter of Student Council. Library Council 13 Student Council 2, 3: Traffic 2, 34 Clinic lg Cheer Club 23 Prom Decorations 3. ,W- 'X , .. ' v' ,xi . on-gr gs, C- .,.a o to , , 5 N X i . WM C, .. ., .. aa... -- W ,. .,,,..,.. . Read me a bedtime story, Tim DONNA CAROSELLI Sfffffdf-Y tastidious appearance . . . appealing smile . . . extremely personable . . . a touch of shyness . . . but not in the midst of her friends. Cheer Club 2, 3. 37 1. ,. X . .. l 1 - eo- Q, y if I ,, , lt 174 .1 ?1 'ww Q SQ Q V'-9 J Q GERALDINE CARPENITO IM A 'Q MARY CARPENITO nirlirl Air Force Gerry . . . not easily excited . . . W Mer . . . chatty . . . enjoys being except when you mention I-Ierman's Eff with people . . ufaithful follower I-lermits . . . a building artist . ' of Fantasmic Features . . . flair fine judge of character . . . views for writing . . . hopes to make it the future optimistically. A .- her career. jr. Red Cross Ig Cilee Club 2. A Speech Club 1. ' The mad scientist fwcoazfeof Cjayerf Oar ,TW 2 ,, ' . 1 x fr' X. , i- 1 v.. .Tel K, ir Q 5 ,Q 'K 1 . 'l BEVERLY CARTER LINDA CARUSO Sefrcfary Undecided XXfendy . . . thrives on ex- Linda . . . bright smiling eyes citement and frolic . . . flashing . , , belies an impish gleam . . . smile . . . loyal . . , sincere . . . tiny but volatile . . . happiest once known, always liked. on vacation, Mirror l, Z. 38 Q EUGENE CASO College Gene . . . polite and honest . . . outstanding on the football field . . . tongue in cheek humor . . . superatively masculine . . . a potential leader. Football 2, 3, 4, Hockey 25 Track 53 Baseball 2, 3, -1. jul : CHRISTINE CELATA College Chris . . . our Miss Intelligence. all wrapped up in charm . . . con- siderate of others . . . musically in- clined . . . even towards the guitar . . . DHS is proud of her abilities. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN College john Cat . . . wellrgroomed, al- ways . . . from crown to toe . . . weakness for drums . . . outgoing . . . friendly . . . striking resem- blance to joey Bishop. Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Home Rep. 1, 2, 3. PAULA CIAPETTI Teacher Paula . . . pretty blue-eyed blonde . . . natural-sparkle . . . quiet reflections and gentle speech . . . attractively attired . . . high hopes of becoming a teacher. Cheer Club 1. Hey, Civi, do you think they'll catch us? 12192' CfjQcf1b12 wean fs 'Ls JOANNE CHAPMAN Cllllllfllilt r Pfll'Q7'rlNI77Ic'f ju . , . soft spoken ways can't hide her peppy nature . . . artist- ically inclined . . . cute brunette . . . dedicated volunteer to the V.A. . . . warm and sincere. ' Jr. Red Cross 1, 2. 3: Future Nur' ses 13 Basketball 2, Hg Field Hockey fl 7 3: Cheer .uh l, ,, 53 Art Etliiori W Reffrrtmnv 3. MARIANNE CIMENO U mi etid ed Marianne . . . graceful on the dance floor . . . but aggressive on the field hockey team . . . averse to know-it-alls . . . appealing brown eyes . . . a likeable gal. Field Hockey 2. 3, 45 Cheer Club 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 4. JOSEPHINE CIMO Telephone Operrzlor JoAnne . . . lively sense of fun . . . enjoys gab fests . . . unselfish and dependable to the end . . . out front at football games . . . sure to keep the telephone wires buzzing. Z3 PAUL RAPHAEL ClVlTARESE flfclfiferlural Derrgzrer Civi . . ready with a kind , . . loyal supporter of his Wftjfd class . . . a favorite with Athe girls . . . plans to be an architec- designer . . . determined to tural succeed. Football 1, Z, 35 Track 2, 5: Prom Decorations 2, 3. 39 A va. Lexx? A 'ii 1 ' 'f' in M .jig , A93 1' f x 'A -1 4 Q- '. M . 3 mehr-1.' NANCI CLEMENT Teacher Nanci . . . blend of liveliness and diligence . . . patience un- limited . . . ardent supporter of DHS athletics . . . promising fu- ture as .1 teacher . . . true friend. Home Room Rep 1, 2, 35 Cheer Club 1, 2, 31 Prom Com. 25 Bas- ketball 15 Americanism Essay Win- ner 25 National Honor Society 2, 35 Faculty Editor 55 Reflertionr 35 Library Council 35 Prom Invita- tions 31 Honor Graduate. ,Jie v-1-ff f JOANNA CLIFFORD Teacher Cl1ffie . . . our most talkative senior . . . endowed with that wonderful gift of gab . . . never misses a good time . . . keeps our Library ship-shape . . . always on the go, but most conscientious, too. Cheer Club 1, Z, 35 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3 tSec. 315 Glee Club 25 Prom Invitations 2, 35 Prom Decorations 2, 35 Homeroom Rep. 2, 35 Library Council 35 Drama Club 3: Clinic Duty 3 Photog- raphy Editor, Reflection: 3. ,IOANNE CLINE College jo . . . fun loving Senior . . , looks as nice as she is . . . casual relaxed manner . . . fair-haired blue-eyed miss . . . a perpetual tease. Future Nurses 15 Field Hockey 25 Library Council 15 2, 33 Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 33 V.A. Volunteer 1, 2, 31A.V. 3. Wecezoe a ozkze on f' 2 'hifi 5 'lf' ' fy vi MAUREEN CLOSE Serremry Maureen . . . a congenial Miss . . . unruffled disposition . . . often seen rushing around Grants . . . dedication plus at the milk counter . . . dreams of becoming a successful secretary. Lib. Council 25 Mirror Staff 25 Cheer Club 1, 2, 35 Prom Decor- ations 2, 3. Ar MARY ANNE CLOUGHER CIJHLPQE Mary Anne , . . Rare combination of scholarship and sportsmanship . . noted for her quick grin . . . tricky in on the tronabone . . . determined her ways . . . flaunted cnrtches, the athlete's badge . . . a future Miss Mutty. Field Hockey 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2 35 Softball 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3 Choir 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 1, 2, 3 Ruffrrlmrlr Sports Editor 35 Prom lnvitatirins Z, 5. 40 So what do you want for 34? , . I 4 BEVERLY COFFIN Teacher ev . . . one of the young sociables . . life of the party . . . capable student . . . alert and rating to go . . . petite and sweet Jr. Red Cross 25 Library Council 2. .73 'Q' U PETER COLANTUONI School Pete . . quiet as the 4th of july . . . at home in three sports . . . our competent foot- ball captain . . . handsome charm- er . . . most athletic. Football 1, 2, 3. Capt. 3: Track 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 3. ROBIN COLLINS College Rob . . . cute, carefree cut-up . . . energetic and unpredictable in class . . . a pro on the ski slopes and in math . . . a flair for folk- singing . . . young at heart . . . Field Hockey 1, 2, 31 Basketball 1, 2,'3g Tennis 1, 2, 3, Mirror 1, 2, 33 Rejlerlionr 3, Activities Editorg Traf- fic 33 Math Quiz team 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Prom Invitations 23 Prom decorations 25 Rotary Speaking Contest 13 Senior Play Cast 3. PHYLLIS COLANTUONI ELIZABETH COLE DOROTHY COLLINS Bggkkggppy SL'Z7UU! Tc t14'flVc I' Phyllis . . . sometimes quiet UBCUYV' - - - m0dC5f and 5hY liumlii ' I ' 3 gal .wlm l:n ll5 but always ready for fun . D I will , , , yqf, fqglly Conggnial and llCl'v own mind . . , sincerity 'that tn, anything Once 1 ' . personable eY3fm.l,C,u-ted . I I an fntcfegted invites confidence . . . happiness brunette . . . sparkling eyes , , , listener . . . quiet manner speaks It llvf IWW-ltd V - - L1OllUfCffCJ ll? warm Smile , , , gfmf fan of for itself . . . sufficiently efficient. Obgf-lflcs - - - Jflxmus fof hcl' Mr' Quale I D . 21st birthday . . . ffe QSXUUQIQZ' Councz' Drama Club 1, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, Traffic Squad 51 Student Coun- cil 3 Hey Pete, looking for four leaf clovers? , v ' ,A -.V N 2 , . . if 1 . in ' a.x'..i '-1' KEVIN CONNOl.LY Undecided Kev . . tall, distinctive and pleasant . . . ardent sports enthu- siast . . . why teachers get gray . . . makes Endicott Circle his second home. . . . characterized by adventurous spir- ILI. . . Football 1, Z, 3. 4I JAMES CONNORS C0llUyQU Jim . . . silent, pensive, clever . . . continually suppresses laughs in the classroom . , . takes things as they come . . . car racing a favorite . . . eyeing a future of travel. K 'A Z Now's your chance for revenge, Pat. Jfefof Our 5722112 OIUHQ 'fs . I ANITA CONSTANTINE Cfflli gc Nita ..., 1 win-.omc brunette . . . vivacious VA volunteer . , . sweet -,iipli1'stic.1tQ . . . favors lfindon 1-ilc in fashion . . . research iwinlouy is her goal. Jr. Red Cross 1, P, 3g Prom In- vitations 2, SQ f,lit't:r Club 1, 2, 31 RFflt'l'lf1f11,r 3. 42 '7' .wqf PATRICIA CRAVEN College Pat . . . loyal DHS rooter . H. . pleasing way and pretty smile . . . her key to success . . . indispensable to the wood- wind section of the band . . . impeccable taste in clothes . . . likely candidate for the Peace Corps. Band 1, 2, 33 J.V. Basketball 2g Prom Invitations 2, 33 Tennis 2. 3. RONALD CONROY College Ron . . . fleet-footed track star. . . . a stalwart member of the Mr. Philbrick for President Club . . . Unfililiflg Hood nature . . . a bit on the bashful side . . . always good company. Track 1, 2, 3. ff 'wld M U .wif rixatir 1 vb DONNA CROWE Clerirrzl Ilv07'kc?1' 'Donna . . . came to DHS in 1965 . . . a welcomed addition to our Class . . . once known always liked . . . relishes a good time . . . knack for making friends. MARY ANNE CROWE College Mary Anne . . . cute and shy . . . a graceful and poised dancer . . . quiet, reserved ap- pearance in the classroom . . . math ability sure to make her a successful accountant . , . strictly feminine. .fu- fr' ' t-.il ' 'Roy ,S www? ...J ROY CRUCKSHANK Engineer . . . ambitious and hard working . . . a penchant for chess debate lege. shone in Mr. Barker's class quick to engage in a lively . . . eagerly anticipating col- Chess Club 3. BRUCE CUNNINGHAIXI My tongues stuck CSOpgOI2?0l4Q f 01209 R I Sue found earth lieves SUSAN CURRAN College . . . greatest diversion in books . . , down to and lots of fun . . . be- DHS to be students' Utopia illustrious in Mr. Nune's sci- ence classes . . . unquenchable thirst for knowledge. Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 1, 25 Brass Choir lg Field Hockey 1, 23 Basketball 1, 25 Drama Club 31 Rellerlianr 3. KEVIN DALY LINDA DALEY PATRICIA DAVID College IBM Serzice Duke . . besetting sin, study Linda . . . congenial class- Peachy . . . enjoys life in halls . . . industrious in chem- mate . . . undaunted spirit . . . general . . . overwhelmingly school rstry class . . . strong backer of boundless vitality . . . overlooks spirited . . , reflective dark brown the Marauders , , , gr regular faults in others . . . just a hint eyes . . . dedicated jr. Red at all sports . . . unique sense Of imp- Cr0SS worker . . . sympathetic ear. of humor livens up any conver-. sation. Football 25 Track 2, 3. 43 cjfllliffi Spruce , . . unlailinu sense ol humor . . . struggles in vain to hide blush . . .in ntc.1si4iri.1l air of mischief . . . often seen in the Plaza . . qualities uf truc friendship. -1 'vo bww ., ai FREDERICK DeCOSTE ROBERT DeCOSTE BARBARA DeFAI.CO llfL'r'fn17lfz' lfiifzlv-5 College Frencl'iy .... 1 cheerful chap Dane . . . amiable . . . well Barb . . . Pretty and petite . . , takes swimming and football liked . . . quick humor and , . . positively one of DHS in stride . . , seldom ruffled Ceaseless good nature . . . accounts best liked . . . oooh those eyes by the upq gmt thiwng of life for his many friends . . . felt green . . . dynamo of energy . . . . . . couldn't be lrrrtlligkingd ,f was his best color. constant smile brightens up her lie tried . . . Grand Prix material on the racewiry. K.. traffic post . . . bundle of en- thusiasm. Student Council 2, S5 Traffic Squad 2, 33 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3g Li- brary Council 53 Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3. ssumeof X59 Gozzfffknce EDXVARD Dr-FLURIN Ed . . , ,rt l Ciflfftyiy . . clean-cut good looks ruffle ill ills '39 OiLiS . . . fmrexer werrrlrrng for the no-homework l ii.iiil.i tri sririr-w. . , tend Q shy until you ,rut to l.n-iw hi cxccpiioria lt IU I7 ll- well-lil-ied. v iii ',LwtrrlIriilH i. 4.4 Easy does it, Frank! PAULINE DeFILIPPO Befzzzfirian Polly . . . gentle voice and de- mure manner . . . well groomed, tastefullv dressed . , . a blend of the light and the serious . . . particularly enjoys weekends in Marshfield . . . will prove help- ful in designing coiffures. FRANK DELLELO Benlley College Frank . . . casual Casanova . . . familiar figure on the basketball court . . . also on the baseball diamond . . . noticeably handsome . . . master of the art of teasing. Baseball 1, 2, 53 Basketball 1, 2, 3. Erw- rf? ializ ,, ., I SI-IEILA DGSHIRO iWork Half Pint . . . a small pack- age of dynamite . . . well-rounded personality inevitable in a family of 17 . . . benevolent nature . . . new-penny brightness . . . future still in the planning stage. DONALD DiMARTINO U Hd erided Don . . . reticent yet sincere . . . takes life as it comes . . . a man of determination and conviction . . . many a summer clay spent on the beach . . . engaging disposition. iffy? ii: l!L':i FRANCIS DeVITO NANCY DEWAR 'Isa x PRISCILLA DiCESARE College Uzmlefirzlerzl 13f10Mwjfw' Topper . . . our football play- Dewit . . . laughter lurking Cilla , . . in lit-r sc-rtriity lies er . . . unperturbed always . .'. even at serious moments . . . hidden friendship . . . a dcvotcc President of the T.D. Fan Club brightened up all her classes . . . of Italian food, particularly pizza . . . would like to invent Z1 Get .1 good sport . . . particularly on . . . expert on nlpitcr skis . . . me-out-of-this machine . . . starts the softball team . . . bubbling SCUCIUI-19 and wYN1l1'fllC - A - 1 with the answer, then creates the with Spirit. genial lass. Problem- Prom Invitations 33 Mirror Staff 35 Cheer club 3. Football lg Track 3. Club 1, Z, 33 Drama Club 2, 3. Ofjunzbrs Our Prima Ballerina Softball 25 Library Council 55 Cheer- 9?'7rZ'f.5?'gW, W- '. t'1t727 5 riff . ,,' .'- f f,q ' ., 'H' fi ,zy- l INIARGARET DilNlARTlNO llwrffk Peggy . . . thrives on excitement and gaiety . . . known for sudden out- bursts of laughter . . . light touch of humor . . . anxious to please . . . easy to like. 45 'G' X1-alll' DENNIS DiNICOI.A fl'ltzf'f11c' Cnrjvr Dinko , . . ratccl Tops by all his classniates . . .1105 prankster . . . staunch sulwlmrter ot D.ll.S ..., evi- dent frientlsliilw and vitality . . . fits like .1 glove in every crowd. Fcifrllxlll l. P vgvli Hey, Trina, about face! ' feud: ras: are . 2 G5dI?yQ0f OUQI' UI' JUDITH DiNINNO U70fk Dino . . . deceptively demure . . . ability to form lasting friendships . . . sweetest smile this side of anywhere . . . wistful air . . . can't resist a good time. ...Q 'B ,,. K - --Q. , ! 335, 4 H X . I N 1 ANDREA DINNEEN DONALD DiRUSSO MARY ELLEN DiSTEFANO TRINA DONAGHEY N.f11'flu'1ilrn1 College 505001 CONQZ? Andie . . . a true Irish beauty Don . . . always attentive in Med - - A -In QYCCQTCMUS bm' Wliflffi - 5l'1YnC5.5, genfl'5ne55- l ' . wlmld' gladly Exchange text 51355. A l never too busy to share nette . . .lan energetic employee at and sincerity rolled' into a pretty hunks for Dr, Sous: ur E. Cum- a joke . . . unlimited concern W7Q0lW0ftll5 - ' - 5P0l'lS 3 Prem' blonde ' - admlffs ,loyal and mmm 4 V l 3lrlCl,,,,,llll,ly llubs for Others l . I reliable as Old smile and a cheery hello . . . dark cheerful qualities in a friend . . . l,H'ili,,m,lll -'cl,l.C,ll,, A A l one Flllhful . I A Mllsllc talent wlll eyes alight with expression . . . looks forvyard to new experiences of the twiilini: twelve . . clefin- lead to career as interior decorator. h3le5 to leave- afld f'-llkllllefl .Weekends - - - 3 italy .iii iii-livirlual. Drama Club 3, 3: Refjm-,jam 3: Field Hockey 2, 3. glfl Of m3nY ml5ef'35l5' l'.l.1i-'ircttcg 1, 2, 13 thoir 2, 3 lllirmr 3. 46 Cheer Club 2, 33 Field Hockey 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 33 Basketball 2, 3. EDWARD DOTEN flirplmlc Meclvanic Eddie . . . shy and quiet way . . . reserved in manner . . . but not in generosity . . . appreciates a good race . . . untapped depths of friendship. Don't fall, Charl-you'll knock your block off!! Gkss Qffgbers I' . BIARH lil.l,l.N DOY l.l. Nnrrt' Mary Ellen . . . ccastlcss supply of smiles . . . magnetic personality . , . never Illlsscs .1 Friday at the V.A .... or C1 Saturday .lt the game , . . seldom discoiiragecl. Field Hockey Zu 35 jr. Red Cross 1, 2. 31 l.ilwr.iry Countil 1. 2, 31 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3g Homernom Rep. Alt. 2, 3. Prom Committee 3. S-Si-XT -'st Yin .. dr- at WH, ANNE DRYSDALE PATRICIA DUDUTIS CHARLENE DUNN BERNARD DUTTON Teacher SEl'l'6ft1l'j' Ojimzfnr Aero Zlflcclmrzic Anne . . . cooperative and hard working . . . school spirit a plenty . . . merry twinkle in ex- pressive blue eyes . . . generous- ly shares her time . . . invaluable contributor to the Mir-for. Drama Club 1, 2, 33 Cheer Club 1, 2, 33 Library Council 1, 2, 33 Mirror 2, 35 Editor 35 Reflerfiom 3. Senior Play Ass't. Director. Prom Committee, 3. Sr. Play Reading Committee 3. Pat . . . shy, serious, and re- served . . . gentle air . . . sim- ple sincerity . . . well worth know- ing . . . a happy note in every office. Charl . . . loquacious . . . pert little angel with halo askew . . . good humor accents lasting charm . . . pleasant company . . . petite in size but not in personality. Cheer Club 2, 3. Bernie . . . whirlpool ot' fun . . . I1 talent for candid quips . . . puts hockey first on his sports list . . . never one to veto a grind time . . . will soar high :is an aero mechanic. Hockey 2, 3g Football 1, 2. 47 vp? l 5 L RQBERT IQIXIERSON INIARIE EOSCO RICHARD EVVELI. i'lcco1111i'i111f Secrulnry Bm-Cbemirf 1jmmC - I I Ijltungllgtlml gn, Mme . . . our must dignified Rick . . . quick wit and easy dividual . . . gets 11 real charge - - - fl CIUICY sl-Ifk'l1llfCd FUISQ . - . firm - - - P1'3CflCf'9 flmlf mmlf in ffl-,m myclcfy t,l.,m-t I A D QS. an illusive quality about her . . . study hall . . . tall, distinctive, pecially Perry Mason . . . briefcase, foniifniil and CUVWIY-lffilfc - - - Und Plcamnf - - - 3 llHhf'lW3ftCd his tmdunark Q I V unfnilimly .ilwdye rczuly to liclp when the prankster . . . eyeing the future Polytcl A need is greatest. with confidence . . . Drama Club l, 2, 33 Choir -, 33 Rt'fft'1'!fH!lr 3, SCFIIUI Play CHS! Red Cross 15 Prnm Committee 2, I.ibr.1ry Council 2, 5g fllirrnr 3, Rcllcfllmlt 3 fans ormeof ffe gym fo W4 'Y495 IANILE IQAVREAU ,limi Jan . . . .1 talented and serious stuclc-:it iii ,lit , . . extremely lem:- nine . , vcixitile un the cl.in'.C llnur . . . cute :is 9 pixit- . . , can always be found .it the end of a paint brush . , , Prom Cnrnmitlce 2, 3: Rrjleclioflr 3g Chr-ci Flul. 1, T, S, Scnifir Play 48 Torn between- l PATRICIA FARNSWORTH Airliner Pat . , . intriguing eyes . . . can talk a blue streak . , . leader of the laundrfimatn . . . stylishly attircd . . . yearns to travel . . . Prom Committee 23 Cheer Club 31 Mirror 53 Re Iccliozu 3. i , f PATRICIA FIORENTINO Secretary Patty . . . friendly and , . . distinctively dressed . . hair accents pretty dark eyes . . . regular at the Cape . . . relieve third-period classes with the bulle tin . . . Basketball 2g Prom Committee 2. DIANE FIORENZA Drerrmaeer Shorty . . . tiny, but with kingsize qualities . . . dynamic go-getter . . . Super Seamstress . . . perky and fun-loving . . . life looks good from where she stands. Cheer Club 3. JANET FLEMING IBM Operaior Jan . . . Accomplished baton twirler , . . enticed by the charm of Old Cape Cod . . . mainstay of our newly formed FHA . . . ex- tremely talkative . . . keeps the phone company in business. Maiorettes 1, 2, 5: Cheer Club 1 2, 53 FHA 3 fPresident 313 Guidance Council 1, 3. we ' is 1 l N, INIARIE F151-1 EDWARD FITZHENRY Hairdreuer Sfffiff' Fun and frolic . . . just loves dan- ,uEddlf'H ' ' ' dccclmvely. qmet cing . . . perky pixie , , , distgnc. . . . outward calm occasionally pierced by an appreciative chuckle . . . appreciates a good inke with his classmates . . . witty remarks keep 104 jumping . . . may be found playing basketball anytime anywhere. Basketball lg Baseball 1. tive laugh . . . keeps Dunkin Donuts on the go. C' ar 1112 CD95 97Qz1r397 SHARCPN FI-ANNERY College Sharon . . . meticulous ap- pearance . . . a flair for writing . . . student of both French and Spanish . . . known for her unique parties , . . unusual lunches . . . a gal with definite ideas. Jr. Red Cross lg Drama Club 2, 3, Creative XVriting Club 3, Sr. Edi- tor, Reflection! 3. Minor 3. Ee i W They just don't make these lockers big enough! RICHARD FLEMING Undecided Dickie . . . flashy dresser . . . unsurpassed loyalty to East Dedham . . . easy charm . . . unexpendable wit , . . love that smile 49 C 1-za -df' -v- 7'Y GREGORY FOERTER Collage Greg . . . Wfinsome charmer . . . excels in all sports . . . basketball his forte . . . well-rounded individual 'W 1 ' 2 . . . energy+drive:Greg. Homeroom Rep. 21 Baseball 1, Z, 3, Football 11 Basketball 1, 2, 3. Boy, is her queen in trouble cSfrz1yyk2 zff I TE!! ,day 1 , ,, 340- , Q I 'u K X ff SHIRLEY FORBES Nurring Shirl . . . an all-round great . . . ambassador of good will in the senior corridor . . . generous with her time . . . a finger in every school pie. Cheer Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3, tExecutive Board 35 Traf- fic 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3g Library Council 33 Reflfrliom Photog- raphy Editor 5, Prom Decorations 2. -if , , ,. 411 ,: w 9 x J BERNADETTE FORSBURG Collage Bernie . . . just a mite bash- ful . . .prone to giggle fits . especially at Mr. Barker's witticnisms . . . warm and under- Standing - . . an ideal friend. Cheer Club 1, Z, Diaina Club 2, 3, fllnmr l, J, Volleyball ln- tramurals 1. 50 , 5 ,, , 1' Lfqifw.y,f-if'fza'f3l 1 V w 5 t Q , a , o ' s o I ' 0 4 LINDA FOWLER Work Linda . . . un-assuming . . . looking for a no-homework road to success . . . will probably dis- cover it . . . at her best in cafeteria . . . successful future within her grasp. 3 ROBERT FRAZIER U nd erid ed Bob . . . a winning smile . often surrounded by female admirers . . . superlatively good natured . . . strong advocate of the longer lunch . . . a capable leader. Student Govt. Rep. 3. H.R. Rep- resentative 3. -at ELIZABETH FREEMAN College Liz . . . intellectual sophisticate . . . faultless diction . . . summers under the Florida sun . . . serene and tranquil . . . except at Mif- ror deadline time . . . a perfec- tionist . . . Drama Club 1, 5: Library Council 1, 2, 33 Rotary Speaking 1, 2, 3: Reflectionr Faculty Editor 3: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3: Cheer Club 1, 2g Mirror 2, 3. Senior Play Cast 3. CAROLE GALLANT N urrizz g Carole . . . delights in letter writing . . . :me homie eleve de fmncair . . . ready smile for all . . . easy-going gal . . . shines at V.A. hospital Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, 3, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. X JUDITH GARLICK College Judy . . . pretty . . . enjoys Cheering for the Marauders . . . super leader of our Maiorettes . . . a whiz in math class . . . the choir' would be lost without her. Choir 1, 2, 33 Majorette 1, 2 fHead 30, Cheer Club 1, 2, 5: Prom Invita- tions 2, 3g Prom Decorations 2, 33 Re- flection: Activities Editor 33 National Honor Society 2, 3 fSec. 51 Honor Graduate 3. 41? CLAIRE GALLANT Undecided Claire . . . gracious manner . . . Sweet and clemure . . . incxhaustible supply of elephant jokes . . . n patient listener . . . mc-cts every crisis with that's unconspicably un- conspicableu Cheer Club 1, 23 Field Hockey Man- ager 2. Say Chee-e-ese K . . I22Qf'ICdI2I.S'I2? S-Sd 5 ROBERT GEARY AGATHA GIANNANGELO ALICE LOUISE GILCHREST Wfork Undecided Sbou' Buyinerr Bob short in stature Bunnie s arklin e es n ' ' in uisitive nature A- ...p gy ...ever 'Alice q big ln. friendship . . .- casual air of seen twice in the same outfit . . . epi- musical talent unexcelled.. . . charm- relaxation . . . chairman of 104 cure of Italian food . . . converted ing songstress . . . polite . . . soft sneak-a-lunch Club . . . extremely 104 to 1 lomper Room . . . kind spoken . . . a pleasure to know. good natured. hearted and congenial Choir 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3: Small Cheer Club lg Prom Decorations 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 3: Dance Band 1, 29 FHA 5 Dramatic Club 2, 33 Talent Show. 1, 2, 53 All-District Chorus 2, 3, Nation- al Honor Society 2, 3. 5I Y -F -3' i K EDWARD GILLIES Ar! School Eddie . . . a motorcycle en- thusiast . . . always careful not to be caught carrying home books . . . superlatively artistic . , . thinks D.H.S. could do without the collec-ge . . . success in designing field not far away. If LINDA GOBBI College Linda . . . pleasant smile for all . . . fastidious appearance . . . extensive wardrobe . . . a pleasant antidote to corridor traffic . . . delightfully demure. Student Council 1, Z, 31 T1'3ffiC 1. 2, 3: Cheer Club 3. Business Club 1, Prom Decorations 2, 53 Prom Invita- tions Z. 52 K .af A -Xxx X SUSAN GILLOOLY STEPHEN GIRARD ROBERT GLORIEUX College Undecided College Sue . . . strickly an individual Stevie . . . a practical joker Rob . . . keen sense of humor . . . a pleasant companion. . . . all the way . . . hardly ever . . . seemingly shy but actually trademark-her little red Valiant serious . . . always a hint of not . . . noted for his sweater- . . . forthright Candor . . . un- mischief . . . Howdy's+-his home sock sets . . . enjoys senior supe- deniably reliable. away from home . . . truly happy- HOUTY - - - fi Cflngfnidl C0mP3Fll0T1- Cheer Club 2, Reflectionf 3, Mir- goducky' for 3. Library Council 3. . cgenf fDeQya1'es fo .4 If Gotta run, the phone's ringing. EDWARD GODINHO Merlmnif Dino . . . an O07 fan . . . seldom seen without his Falcon . . . Paul Park, his base of operations . . .a happy-go-lucky guy . . . would readily emffhange a classroom for a bowling a ey. KENNETH GOYETTE School Kenny . . . a versatile track- man . . . loves gymnastics . . . and would like to form a team . . . connoisseur of Italian food , , . future successful restauranteur. Indoor track 1 ,2, 3, Outdoor track 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3. -A .8 -rw- I cf v.-1-44 THONIAS GRASSO NANCY' GREARSON JAlNlFS GREEN flrmzmfilzg College Afmznznznl T0mmY - - - model of P0llfC' Nance . . . strongly individual- Pumpsic , A , nmilnu-,us hlue ness . . . long to be remembered igtic . , . delights in expensive cycs .helm .in iunnttnt .nr . . for his unique laugh .... 1 clothes , , , ci whiz with .1 .1 mind of his nun , , m-wi T-bird man . . . plays the limb huckev gtifk . , , Sparkling per. a dull ml-rm-nt wxlncri liek hh thc -19 well Iii the dfllms - - - snnalitv with .1 ready laugh . , . WCW? e - - lf -ll f 'lL'f l UV well liked by .ill who knuw him Cheer 'Club 1 , ,Y -Ilenms 1 Pucksters , . . an ,issct lu Dell- Baseball 13 Chess Club l, jf, ggypigld Hufkeyll, Glee Chili gilclllg Hlllll 'lx well 'lx H l' WM' F30 an Qlfkaf csfafe Prom Decorations Committee 2 JANE GREENWOOD Secrelavy Greenie . . . Ursulines loss is our gain . . . dependability plus . . . proficiently efficient . , . cun- fident and clear-visinned . . ., will add a touch of spice to any office. Cheer Club 2, 3. Careful, jim, we're watching! JANE GRIEVES Illcdiazl Serrelar-y Ajanie . . . shyly confident . . . simplelreserve . . . considerate and congenial . . . always comes through with a helping hand . . . easy to like, Glcc Club lg Cheer Klub 23 V. A Volunteer Z: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. 53 1 ZF JAN oizossia School Ulm.. . . long tresses, her tradea mark . . . fashinnably attirecl . . . never too busy to st-up and chat . . . admirable determination . . . casual and relaxed. Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Choir 2, 55 Small Choir 1, 2, 33 Field Hockey 25 Drama Club 55 Talent Show 3. Senior Play Cast 3. ,. ,.f . ,,Z.if:2 ', . 4 , v a n 1, ,, xl 4 lar, '41 :j f .1 in ff' V ' . Aki? f '14 - -4 ANNE GROSSI College Anne . . . gracefully poised . . . flair for English . . . plans to enter Peace Corps as a teacher . . . un- failing good nature . . . a friend of genuine worth. Glee Club lg National Honor Society 2, 35 Rotary Speaking 2, 33 Honor Graduate 3g Prom Committee 3g Studying hard, or sleeping sound? azloeof csfafus L 'wk Q s. I 1 y x nw. ' r- ' W . A3 . - .V 11, t . v..',:jA -Q., 5 'lfffz f A :sniff V 'M 4 .2345 .4 4 ' -if ANTOINETTE DOUGLAS HALL GUARDABASCIO Military Serzfire 505001 Doug . . .v jovial good nature --Tom-P U t ' teeny tiny brunette. H il enthusiastic participant in young .lt heart . . tvyinkling egg um 'like' easy tn Tnglisit' ind eves . . . dash of mischief . . . unfgwmin, ' ' ' ' briglitcni any scene. ii L Cheer Club 1, 2, 51 Jr, Red Cross 3, s. 54 Football lg Basketball 1. JOHN HAMMEL Bzuifzerr School john . . . pleasant and fun loving . . . original wit . . keeps Roll-Land rolling . . . en dowed with plenty ofgood, com- mon sense . . . will make a clever businessman. Choir 59. JAMES HAMPE College I-lamp . . . our perfect Prince Charming . . . a great contri- bution to our 'hockey team and the All-Stars . . . bright spot of 106 . . . an ace on the diamond and wherever he goes. Traffic lg H.R. Rep, 1, 2. 33 Hockey 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3. av-OX NANCY HARKINS N une Nancy . . . gentle voice . . . demure manner . . . patience un- limited . . . soon to carry the lamp of nursing . . . bright future beckons. Cheer Club 2, 33 -Ir. Red Cross 2, 3. If Neff 3, X ' lil GERALD HASSEY Accountant Waldo . . . a mind of his own . . . a quip for every occasion . . . avid sports fan . . . deyilish . . . rates Mr. Quale's bookkeeping class A+. Football lg Hockey 1. GEORGE HARRISON L Jill! Ufrtrtrgeli . . . unc of thi: nitro! . . . the eyes have it . . . mlcritcl band leader . . 4 unpretlictalwlc . always friendly and cheerful, I W: - Look Ted. Look Sally. See the dog run. 5 upreme enzors 7 ' tw Warsl JANET HAUGH College Red . . . radiant auburn tresses . . . a merry twinkle in her eye . . . takes an easy-does it ap- proach to life . . . keeps the nurses' suite on its toes . . . and the guidance office, too. CHRISTOPHER HEALEY College Chris . . . sharp wit . . . lively representative to Boys State . . . our Friendly ice cream man . . . saxophone, his trademark . . . biological ability may soon enable him to assist in Mr. O'Brien's Fig Newton research. Band 1, 2, 3g Dance Band 1, 2g Drama Club 1, 2, 3: Minor 35 Boys State Rep, 35 Talent Show 2. Senior Play Cast 5. ,-ni' 'ff JAMES HENNESSY Sfhool jim . . . friends to spare . . familiar patron of the Plaza . . really wails it out at T. Sc C . . ambitious to be an electrical engi- neer . . . at his best in Mr. Sheri' dan's physiology class. 55 aff . 1' ' If Q ,, ... .lwcnw :'f,,.,i . , ' u I 7 U ' 11 - W ff 'if 4' ,hw V. RUTH HERSKIND Secremriul School Ruthie . . . superlatively hlonde . . . in a frenzic over folksinging . . , known for her witticisms . . . dreaming of Cape God. Mr. W.il- l:1ce's Girl Friday . Library Council Z. !- .F . ff.11zz 'ft2 f ,,. J, , 1 . ' ei 9 I5 . 535 GN cup. If s-.,.,,. -,yy 5 1 NANCY HERTZ SANDRA HILLEGAS GEORGE HOELL College Secrelczry Undecided Nance . . . one in a million . . . loves tennis and riding in Penn- sylvania . . . delightfully unique l.lL1,L1l'l . . . definitely superh Pliiitugrapliy Editor . , . went to great heights to get what she wanted . , . outstanding athlete . . . gets our vote for an all- round gal. Field Hockey 2, 3. Co-Capt. 3: Basketball 1, 2, 51 Tennis 1, 2, 3 fCapt, 2, 5:1 Band 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 35 Choir 1, 2, 3 Vice Pres 33 Student Council 33 Traffic 33 Pho- tography Editor of Reflection! 31 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Rep. 2, 31 Prom Committee 2, 3. Sandy . . . disarming smile, hesitant at first then beaming . . . . . . pleasing personality . . . viva- cious captain of the cheerleaders . . . Dedham's Dolly . . . a welcome addition to any boss's office. Student Council 15 Prom Invitations 2, Prom Decorations 2, 55 Homeroom Rep. 23 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3g Capt. 3, National Honor Society 2, 53 Senior Editor of Reflection: 33 Traffic lg Talent Show 3g Gradua- tion Usher Zg Semi-Finalist in U.N. Contest 1. George . . . fancy free . . . study halls get his vote . . . SPJ1'k of humor . . . never at a loss for something to do . , . hopes to get the most out of 1 e. Zifere bioofeof wp fo Q ,.i 4' Q iw? 1 rf? CHAR LES HOFFMAN College Tucl-vi . . . mistnicvous manner , . . causes many .1 hc-art to flutter . . . deceptively innocent smile . . always well-dressed . . . loves good time. 56 To cheer or not to cheer, that is the question. RALPH HOLTON Service Red . . . happy-go-lucky . , . 107 his whistle stop . . . un- dismayed by study . . . constantly thinking of racing and cars . . . not a worry in the world. B i ., Y. 1' 'S 1 as-. .ani U i 1:3127 . 17 DEAN HUBIPHREYS DENNIS HUNT KEVIN HUNT JOANNA lADONSl College Uzzderided Alufirizze girl Srliwff Dean . . .Hliandsoine redhead Dennis , . . unpredictable . . . 'IKCVH - - - 0'-lf flags whiz - - - .l C - - - SUPUI-1'lVClY -UUWC . . Z personitication of excel- believe-5 in X1 little ngnggnsg now outstanding academic record . . . , . . helped br brine the Marau- lence in history.. . . easy man- find than . , , wild on the dance air of confidenceh , , noled for der to life . . . sent Iier ners . . . struts to stay out floor . ' Q mice to he in the midst his musical talent . . . our nominee best wishes to Viet Nam . . , im- llf, U Ul le but lux, -1 T905 lnmf of things . . . brightened up our to the Hall of Brains patient? . . . you'd never know it dumb lt ' ' ' 'lx 'tc lm ' . . . for her smile would never many gniily' Hockey 1, 3. 5. F 'N SALLY IADONISI SEf1'6ld1'j' Sal . . . sweet . . . industrious and conscientious in all she docs . . . smiling and sincere . . . recognized as one of our best major- ettes . . . will one clay be an efficient secretary Yield Hockey lg Maiorette 2, 33 Na- tional Sonor Society 2, 3. senior year. Band 1, Z. 55 Dance Band 1, 2, 3: Choir 2, 53 Small Choir 1, 2, 33 Drama Club 1, 2. 5: Science Quiz Team 1, 2, 35 Math Quiz Team 1, Z, 35 National Honor Society 2, 3: Traffic Squad lg Nir- ror Editor 31 Reflrffimzr Faculty Editor 31 Chess Club 35 Boys State Representative 3. ffe Wes! qfffe cgcfoof show it. Prom Committee 23 Cheer Club Eg Cheerleader 33 Reflfffzwlr Art Edi- tor 31 Homeroom Rep. 3. . 'x 'Ur Dedham High School, oo-oo-oo! GREGORY JACOBSEN COHEQQU Mad Russian , . . forever tinkeiinu with cars . , , considerate ot others .A . . one of R,j.'s counterparts , . , tuture President of Dunkin Do-Nuts . . . goes around in the best cuties 57 48 ROBERT JOHNSEN EIItQf716't'7'fI1'K Jonse . . . quiet ..,, c huclc full of confidence . . . exceptionally re- laxed in English class . . . exceptionally bright in others , . . determination will take him far. Our ace on the ice QSQQCXQJ Our ws.. r v M, '1 KRISTINA JOHNSON College Kris . . . cute'n capable. too . . . ardent sports fan . . . playing and watching alike . . . perfect composure in all situations . . . there's magic in her smile, Field Hockey l, 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3g Tennis 1, 2, 5g Cheer Club 1, 2, 3 fSec. ljg Refleflimzr Editor 3g Prom Decorations 35 Prom Invitations 35 Flower girl at graduation 2. -ii 1 fc-:- ' -, ?f'.2?v LINDA JOHNSON THONIAS KARCHER JOSEPH KEAVENEY ROBERT KELLEY Scliool Undecided College Undecided Linda , . . l-ing chestnut hair Karch . . .quiet and thoughtful Kem . . . ace on the ice as Kel . . , the original good . . I. wistful hrown eyes . . . . . , loyal to Riverdale . . . laugh well as the dance floor . . . defi- humor man . . . softspoken witti- definitely pro- c-lllccge' . . . ex- an' a half . ,V . affinity for Fords nitely attracted to upper Dedham cism took us by surprise . . . tall cels in writing . hopes to pur- . , , known tor his witty retorts. . . . most fluent in French class find distinctive . . . known for his sue ir ,i-1 1 circti, Itmnbnl 1 . . . our all-American boy . . . has Week-End track meets . . . wide UWM muh I 2: MMU, h,A ' ' many goals in life . . . decidedly C1rClC of friends. 58 All-Star. Hockey 1, 2, 3 lCapt. 3l: Baseball 1, 2, lg Football lg Class Presi- dent 1. 1 ROBERT T. KELLEY U ndefid ed Bob . . . amiable lad . . . hails from Oakdale . . . distinctive laugh . . . a bright spot in any class f . . ambition, ,to pass Mr. Kelly's history class. Oh no, Thrush has shrunk our newest atomic battle- ship! enzor uperkfzoes h n1-. -- -+ f -dl' is --37' PRISCILLA KENT U71tfcc'ft2'uf Silla . , . giggles gal-ire . . . girl ul determination and conviction . , . uriruffled nature . . . reliable . . . liked by all. Cheer club I1 Library Council 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 2, 33 Reflvclionr typist 3. 1 ' V . i A5341 il ' ' 3- J ' .- ' V. ggi-s'j, .. 3 if , r i fsfifii Q IQ - z X . DANIEL KERRIGAN MARY LOU KIRBY TRUDY KIRKPATRICK PAMELA KNIGHT College Serrelary IBM Cuffciqe Kerr . . . generosity plus . . . UMHV Louu ' ' ' Sweet and de' Trudy . . . an outspoken in- Pam . . . captivating blonde distinguished appearance , . . impish gleam in his blue eyes . . . always game for a few laughs . . . but serious on the basketball court. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Photography Club 1, 2. pendable . . . faithful follower of the Marauders . . . quiet good nature . . . spends much time bowling . . . all the prerequisites for a successful secretary. Cheer Club 2g Reflection: typist 5. dividualist . . . ever-lurking laugh- ter . . . gift of gab . . . sur- passed all in calisthenics . . . always on the go. Drama Club lg jr. Red Cross lg Cheer Club 1, Zg Band 1, 3, 33 Field Hockey 23 Basketball 23 Li- brary Council 1, 2, 53 Prom Invita- tions 23 Choir 5. . . . infectious laugh . . . artistic knack manifested in Reflirrznnr . . . sails through the summer on the Charles . . . Dedham High's Home- maker of Tomorrow. Band 1, 2, 33 B,isketb.1ll 2, Choir 35 Chess Club 53 Math Quiz Team 3, 53 Art Editor Reflulj-9111 5. 59 Bob , . easy-going . . . unrulfled dis tit: n 43' 'C 4-Q 'l'l lOlNlAS KRING CHARLES LLICORTIGLIA JAMES LAINE BEVERLY LAKE Cufltgqt Sflmnl Elcrlziazl Ifzilqimfer College Tuna ..,, 1 cconiplislitis all he 'Charlie' . . . enthusiastic sports f'jim . . . firmly expressed opin- Bev - . - CSSY-gfblflg Out-gfling. gmt nut l., tl., U . I rlurcf gnd fan . , . study hall connoisseur ions . . . ever busy and hustling and always going . , . vivacious femufgcful V , A ,mg nf .mf 76 . . . well known for his street . A.V. stalwart . . . never has brunette . . . set high standards Tfnmlstlnct A Lnlnyetl his civics hotltey games . .1 penchant for time for a dull moment . , . avid for herself . . . outstanding in our Qllqqfg , , future rnugf include 1.122 . . . bright plans for the ham radio enthusiast . . , class . . . the ideal senior. NIUHC - - - llltufc' Audio Visual 1, 2, 35 Director 35 Student council 1, 2, 3 fPres. 315 Band 1, 2, 33 Math Quiz Team 1, 2, 33 Chess Club 5. 4 J Q91 ROBERT LAND U7Iifc'fftft'1J pts it . , . uripi'etlict.thle . . . tlnvsetl. with .1 ready wit . . . which is coristarztly in use 60 Band l. 2, 33 Radio Club 1, 23 Camera Club 1, 2. greffeaf Over ll Wl1at's going on out there? Traffic 1, 2, 3, fCapt. 213 Secretary EMDSC Ht Class Vice President 2, 3 H.R. Rep. ill Editor in Chief of Rf'flt'l'llU71I 33 Talent Show M.C. 3: Varsity Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Tennis 1, Z, 35 Prom Dec- orations 2, 3 lChairman 51 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3 Cheer Club 1, Z5 Un, Essay Contest Win' ner 2 Chairman-Prom Invitations 25 Honor Graduate 3, JOSEPH LANDERS School joey . . . a quiet mien . . . but not adverse to a little sociability now and then . . . a charmer . . . takes school in stride . , , favors lunch and study hall. DAVID LANG College Dave . . . man of many moods . . . a regular in Drama Club pro- ductions . . . profound thinker . , . articulate in all situations . . . made his acting debut as 'enry 'iggins in Pygmalion, Audio-Visual 2, 3g Drama Club 53 Choir 33 Glee Club 31 Camera Club 1, 2, 3: Sr. Play Cast 3. Herbie , . , shock of blond h'air pcrsiinified . . . c.in't resist a good time . . . lively addition to any group, ' HERBERT LARSEN Acmznzztzzzt JO!-I N LEAVITT John . . . easy lu get along with . . . friendly .ind casual . . . wide awake in English class . . an affmit for disscctin fro s . perpetual tease . . . neatness Y I g g always one jump ahead. Ganga 93W it ELLIE l.El5EDlfNX St i 111.1771 Ellie , friendly , , . excep- tionally proficient in office skills . . . ready .ind reliable . . . can talk up .1 storm , . . especially in liomcrnnnu. National Honor Society 2, 3g Honor Graduate R. 544--Q 'Q' LINDA LEHNER Srbool Linda . . . ladylike air . . . a voice to charm all . . . long raven hair enhances her pretty face . . . aura of tranquillity . . . happiness is riding, riding, riding . . . ! Choir 1, 2, 55 Small Choir 1, 2, 35 Cheer Club 1, 2, 35 Senior Play Cast 3. I don't think thats a bit funny. KATHLEEN LEONARD fltlfrufnlf ru' Dixie . . . came tu us in our senio! year . . . unique sense of humor . . . lovely Ahlue eyes . . . outgoing and energeticn quick to see the humor in any situation. 6l HIRLANDA LINSE Lander . . . disarming smile . . . soft spoken and sensitive . . . at ease in Civics glass . . , lovely to l0Ol'C ll! . . . delightful to know. f Full speed ahead. . Qgfarfeof fo DEBORAH LOVEITT College Debbi . . . charmingly flirta- tious . . . never without her beaux . . . divides hor time between Maine and ski sl-npcs . . . pcppy per- sonality . . . makes her annual ap- pearance in the DHS prom courts. Clieer Club l, 2, 33 Tennis 2, 33 Mirror 2 llieature Editor 35: Re- flecliom Senior Editor 33 Prom Dec- orations Zg Prom Invitations 21 Cheerleader 2' Talent Show 3. 62 K JAMES LOVELL Uvore Jimbo . . . eagerly awaited shop classes . . . minfles with the crowd at the wal . . . proud of his Riverdale heritage . . . enjoys a good time. Baseball 1, 2, 3. unassuming . . . --as-I 4-.41 LOIS LOVELY Sflaool Lois . . . soft-spoken, except in support of school spirit . . . expres- sive eyes . . -. amusing laugh . . . Lovely fits her to a T . . . sincerity appreciated by her friends. ,' vf' .17 . , ,-4 , .. ,.., I' 'M 4.-n . , vga,-,z .. .Wag .,- ROBERT LOMUS College Bob . . . shy . . . but only at first meeting . . . enjoys joke time in 107 . . . great sense of humor . . . determined to master physics. fflxx i ARLENE LUCAS H aifd rerfer Fubsy . . . quiet in class . . . but her friends know better . . . always humorous . . . constantl wiping out on her skateboard . . . plans to be a beautician. ifbeer glub 1, 2, 33 Jr. Red Cross ,2, . , 13 DONALD LUCE College Donnie . . . diplomatic statesman . . . noted for his dimples and curly hair . . . superman of the ski slope . . . Mr. Barkers intelligentsi:i . . . pet peeve, the language lab. Student Council 1. 2, 5g Traffic I, 2, 31 Cross-country 1. Stop tickling me! qgozzf ffe gufufe DANIEL LYNCH Sfhflffl Denny , , . curclrei- , , . indcpunil- cnt air . . . specmlizcs in tlmsinu the gloom .iway ..,. in export on mrs . . . contributed hot-rod shots to 107 His Air 'G ROBERT MacCALLUM PETER MacKINNON THONIAS BIADDEN BIARY ELLEN lN'lAHER 5619001 College Umzlerided Sl'l700i Bob . . . bashful , . . but not Pete . . . a tried and true hockey Tommy . . A not a care in n Angel . . , generous and warm when it comes to fun . . . sincere player . . . he and Al make a million . . . easy-does-it approach hearted . . . etfervescent . . . . . . disassembles and reassembles team . . . a hit on the bashful to life . . . excels in homeroom stylishly :ittired , . . Mr. Bells cars . . . bass guitarist for Baron side . , . rugged good looks . . . . . . Honda fan . . , took senior shining star . . . all in furor of and the R-edcoats . hopes to working toward success. year with ease, Mdrshfield social life, enter the held of dem'5ffY' Hockey 1, 2, 3. Drama Club Ig Softball Z. Crimsonaires 3: Choir 1, 2, 3. 63 3353 ll Q i if ni...- JAMES E. MAI-IONEY VUAYNE lNlANSON JEAN MARCELLA ANNE MARQUARDT Aeronaulirr l,'mI.riJiJ Dw1lu!Af.ri51.111! C0161 jf. College Moe .... 1 refreshing sense of XX'.iyne , . . determined nature jean . . . miles of smiles . , . Annie . , , striking blonde . . . l humor . . , nexer likes to be still iniproiiiptu remarks . . break perpetual talker .V . . eoncern for likes lu he with a Crowd . . . . . . one uf Dedli.im's Rembrandts tl.issroorn teilium , . . strnes to others . . . delightfully feminine shines in all sports . . . enviable . . , wants to xisitrtlie Emeixilcl stay ann' lr-im tlie ordinary . . . . Y . pcrwnality plus popularity. wardrobe . . . fine Sfhool Citizen. N Isle , cars, one ol his lwlwblei, seldom serious , Mrs. Heck Cham. Cluhrl' 2. 5' Student Council Field Hockey 2' 3. ICU-Capt, 55: I ,llnirfi R. Tmrk 1, Willa Sf-lf 2, SQ Traffic l. 2, Eg flinic 33 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Tennis 1, Z, 35 lXlARlE lNlASTANDREA II.Iil7'ifl'e'fYflI4Q Sflwnf Hbli-ini, ' , lil-4e.ibIt- lass . . , no bigger than ,1 minute . , . but full 1-f lite , . legen. the ljuxt Office in lwusiiiesw . , . guild future ileatl nf her. Siiltlmill I, 64 filee Club 2g Rrfliilffnli 3,3 Prorn De-eorations 2. Volleyball Intra- murals 25 Basketball lntramurals l, Student Council 53 Traffic 53 Prom Invitations 2g Prom Decorations 2, 33 Cheer Club 1, 2, 33 Reflerlmm Activities Editor 35 HR. Rep. 2. I J azlse Tre- anfsyzbzhy KATHLEEN MAYALL Colffge Kathy . . . self-confident . . . strong desire to help others . . . hon- esty is her best policy . . . knows what- she wants mit of life . . . and is sure,- tu get it. Maiorettes 1, 2, 3g Drama Club 1, Z,- 3g Minor 2, 35 Rotary Speaker 1, 25' Reflertionr Activities Editor 33 Library ' Council 3g Prom Decorations 2. lt's like this, Judy . . ANTHONY MAZZAFERRO C0lle'.QU Tony , , . easy to get along with , . . stalwart member of the boys' hockey cheer club . . . kind to friends and foe alike . . . bound to go places , . . especially sell- ing real estate. Football 1: Baseball Z, 3. 7 , 5 1 xxx? - 7 ANN MCALUSTER C0.llc',QU Ann . , . inquistive . . . always wants both sides of an issue . . . likes to see new places . . . defi- nite. artistic ability 4 . . attractive addition to our Senior Prom Court. jr. Red Cross Z, 51 Cheer Club 35 Drama Club 53 Re'flt'r11or1r 51 Sen- ior Play Cast 5, lozkazf fo JANET MCGOWAN Hairdreffing jan . . . extrovert . . . out-going in everything . . . strong attraction for Riverdale . . . spends leisurely lunches in the cafeteria . . . 'will never be stuck for words. Library Council I, 2g Cheer Club 1, 2, 3g Field Hockey 2. DAVID RICCARTHY Sfl700l Dave . . , congenial lad . . rugged individual 4 , . car enthus: iast , . , frequents the Manor . . will make a good businessman. Football 2. gfs yjea Q CLAIRE MtCURDY jr. College Claire ',,. ssvcct and twinsiiler- ate , . . always in tlie midst of a crowd . . . enjoys cruising around Dedham . . , completely sitisficil with her life . . . high hopes for legal work in the future. Cheer Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Let me give it to him, jan. JAMES McGUIRE College jim . . . handsome and happy-go lucky .... 1 truer friend couldn't be found . . , spirited member of all school activities . A A disproves the theory of all bravvn and no brains . . . meets all crises with I-lo. ho ho' Student Council 2, 31 Football 1, 3, 33 Indoor Track 2, sg Outdoor Track 2, 33 Hockey 13 Baseball lg Mirror 35 Kc'fler!im1,r Sports Editor Eg Traffic Z. 3. 65 'rw w KX, ,ap ff- t 1: , it y -..Ac-v if fe , X C I HELEN MCI.I?ISI'I llvflfb Helen . . . quiet . . . reserved . enj0's dancing . . . takes pleasure in bowling . . . believes firmly that there's .1 time for work and .1 time for play. Cheer up, Margie. Only three more measures to go. Zyafzeof 13 IF PATRICIA MCNALLY College Pat . . , amonf the best of '66 . , . Ll task undertaken is a task well- dune . . . qualities of leadership un- assumingly displayed . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . our perfect choice for D.A.R. Cheerleader 1, 2. 5g Student Council 2, 5 fSec. 535 Cheer Club 1, 2, 5g H.R. Rep. 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 2, 33 Jr. Red Cross 13 Talent Show 5g Traffic 2. 51 Reflefliom Sr. Editor 33 Flower Girl at Graduation 23 DAR Gund Citizen 52 Sr. Play Costume Chairman 53 Sr. Play Ticket Comm. 3. ?58'0i '9 'Q 3 JOHN MELOSKI VUILLIAM MESSIERI MARGARET MILLER MAUREEN MILLIN Srlifwl Undecided College Hairdrerrer U Farmer . . . hoartls his words Bill . . . unassuming and hard- Margin . . . redheaded sophisticate Moe . . . shy . . . but proves . . . W'hy nut? They'rc valuable working . . . demands and fulfills . . . statuesque . . . a girl with a that blondes have more fun . . . a , A , wliii giipprii-rpg nf flip mfib , , , high gfanddfdg , , , megiqulous gp. glockenspiel . . . self-assured . . . taste for romantic music . . . hiihhled thruugli iiur senior year pearnnce . . . can be a laugh and l00k1Flg forward to Colby JF- PICJSHM miss - - s Diff to kn0W . . . tandem bicycle. his downfall a half when the occasion arises Band 1, 2, 3- Choir 2- Jr. Red . , . hiiiiritl liir a successful future. . . . always ready with a funny. C,-055 23 Drama Club 1,'2' 5' 66 1 , . ' fi 'Q- STEVEN MINCHELLO A rizzfiozz Stevie . . . quiet . . . but only during school hours . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . congenial , . . soon to fly high. 'TX 'xx Xie i 5 The eighth day of Ponds seven day beauty plan. if A 2. .--iq: f , :f1d' e lgrpxgw, r f1.qg,.gp- -T .. . i' ' ,Iv , 'f' pdl, r, ,H . J l LYNNE MOl.ANlDliR CUULIQL' Lynne . . clilrigcnt .intl lmrrclwmk- ing 4 . . declicrrtecl ltr hcr First Nii- tionxl C.1Nll register , , lun-lovinc' . . . ready with .1 helping h.1ntl when needed . . . perfect qurllitrcs for her teaching career. Cheer Club I. 2g l.ihr.1ry Council 3. fjffo ay ff zlfzfer 012 OQFLDOA7 ARTHUR MOLINEAUX Undecided Art . . . easy-going . . . never at a loss for a joke . , . avid car enthusiast . . . lunch and study halls, compete as his favorite sub- jects . . . next to homeroom, of course, MARY MONROE Telephone Opemzor Mary . . . trustworthy . . . sunny smile . . . great all-around gal . . . a sympathetic listener . . . dreams of traveling from coast to coast. Cheer Club lg Prom Committee 25 Cyfridance Council 23 Library Coun- C1 3. fph VU s GAIL MONTAGUE College Gail , . . independent . . . en- iQys- her role as n non-conformist . . . spends leisure time construc- tively . . . knitting: and reading head the list . . . hopes to pursue a teaching career. Library Council 3g Glee Club 2. i F' PHYLLIS MONTISANO College Phyl , . . competent . . . a serious student . . . dedicated to all DHS sports . . through storm and wind and sleet and hail . . . the game must go rin. Glec Club 3g Rotary Speaking Con- test 2, 33 Future Nurses lg jr. Red Cross 1. 2. 31 Drama Club Ig Choir 1, 2, 52 Cheerleader 3: Cheer Club 2, 33 Alirmr 35 Prom Decora- tions Sg Prom Invitations 25 Na- tional Honor Society Z. 67 ,-',, -- I ,. V. .Q PATRICIA BIORGAN Sfl100f P.1ttie . . , combines beauty and charm to form a delightful miss. . . . admires loyalty and honesty in her companions . . , content with any type of Italian food . , , or just gootin' oft with the kids. Cheer club 33 Library Council 3. ff v 17? TS CHARLEYNE lNlORGNER Il'ffu-ie Cl'mrleyne . . . willowy brunette . , . friendship unlimited . . . long on spirit, short on gloom . . . never missed a football game . . . easy tn get along with, hard to get along without. THOBIAS MVLLEN ANN INIULVEY CUUKXU College Tom . . . closest thing to omni- Annie . . . competitive' sport science . . . takes a satirical view participant . . . imaginative . . . of Baimim in. style . . ering . . . . . arrived at proms . terrific Colonel Pick- . a member of DHS intelligentsia. I-I.R, Rep. 23 Drama Club 33 Senior Play Cast 3. ryanzieof ffe acu f loves fun under the sun at Marsh- field . . . hard-working gal . . . should excel in the field of teach- ing. Cheer Club 1, 2, 3g Library Coun- cil 3g jr. Red Cross lg Field Hock- ey 3g Prom Decoration Committee 2' Reflerliom Staff 3. , ELLEN MURPHY llwmk Ellie . . . mischievous miss . . . Mr. Quale's class gets her vote . . . unmatched sense of humor . . . phil- osophical outlook on lite . . . sure to be tl successful sccretiry. 63 .,.......,....---. Move over, Mac o ga JOHN MURRAY lVork John . . . wide-awake alertness . . . casual air . . . never bothered by the ups and downs of life . . . a regular at the Wall . . . keen sense of humor . . . a rewarding future sure to be his. Q4 -44 ' vf CHRISTINE INIURTHA INIARY ANNE NAFF LORRAINE NASER U zzderided Pmrliml N mae I.B.M. Chris . . . dynamo of energy Mary . . . pleasant good nature Lorraine . . t Pflffrilit PFCIW . . . perky personality . . . enjoys the out-of-doors , . . proof posi- tive that good things come in small packages . . . but there's mischief in those eyes. Cheer Club 1, 2, 31 Choir 2, 35 Glee Club 2. K.. . . . becoming blush . . . able seamstress result, a st Iish ward- robe . . . for her, Dedlham begins and ends in Riverdale. Cheer Club 1, 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross lg Library Council 2. . . . friendship in a warm smilc . . . delights in drums . . . con- stantly on the go , . . master of the spoken word. Guidance Aide 23 Library Coun- cil 3. I v' -qs- 'Y Q. iw l LINDA NESS Sf!7flll! Linda . . . pixicrisli . . . com- bination of brains and beauty . . . extra-special friend . , . a flair for figures . . . will lead to an accounting career. Library Council I, 2, lg National Honor Society 3, 3. yazlnsf 156 ffgooof ga .SU ROBERT NEWNIAN C all ege Bob . . . intelligent capable lad . . . devotes his time to music and chess . . . had his chance to shine in Mr. Barker's class . . . wants to be- come an organist . . . should be a good one. Choir 1, 2, 35 Drama Club 3: Chess Club Where'd he come from? TIMOTHY NOLAN College Tim . . . ingenious combination of talent plus friendliness . . . plus high standards , . . a flair for writing . . . a knack for the violin , . . deter- mination to understand the hardest sub- jects . . . qualities which definitely spell success. Choir 1, 2, 3g National Honor Society 2, 3g Mirror 2, 3 fAsst. Editor 315 Refleciiom Faculty Editor 33 All-Dis- trict Orchestra 3. 69 JAMES Nl 'CENT St'r1'it't Num . . . the rcticent half of the Nugent boys . , . takes life as it comes . . . mischiexous .iir . . . a steady stand-hy of Endicott . . . soon lu .inxuer the heck and call of Uncle Sam. QQ., 1 Now, I want you to get out there and . . JOH N NUG ENT Service Num . . . jovial nature . . . looks for the brighter side of life . . . keeps Dedhams cars shiny and clean . . . swings with the latest jive . . . will travel the world via Marine passport. ZQQQM cseances .f??i f - -uwhl . 5' A+. , AIOSEPH O' BRIEN Cir!-Ne ,QU joe , , .i l:inrl word for every- iint- . . . iiis'.pgir.ilile from cars . . . .1 wt-.ite-r fur every .lay of the ut-Ll-1 , , pliy-,nal dc-xtciity dis- played 1:1 Qylll . . . luis miltlxe- lll.lllt.ll :igi-viuity will help liim as ...i fglctrroiiu :ti liniuan. lmrl. l. .' 70 KATH LE EN OCONNOR xlrromzlfzrzl Kathy . . . sincere . . . new to D.H.S. this year . . . but has a definite place among us . . . blue eyes an attractive feature . . . always laughing and looking for fun. 1 JANICE OGDEN Nurrnzg jan . . . sweet . . . shy . . . enviable sheen to her red hair . . . an air of understanding and pa- tience . . . will insure her success as a registered nurse. Future Nurses lg Glee Club 2g Cheer Club 3: Jr. Prom Refresh- ment Committee 2g Library Coun- cil Z, 3. MARJORIE OGLESBY Secfelafy Margie . . . attractive blonde . . . outgoing nature . . . exuber- ance displayed in all she does . . . once known, never forgotten . . . Perry Mason's future gal Friday. Softball lg Guidance Council 2, 3: Homeroom Rep. 3. JOHN OLIVIERI College Jack . . . winning smile . . . showed us his talents in Pygmalion . . . active member of Drama Club . . 1 adept at talking his way out of any situation . . . a scientist of to- morrow. Camera Club 1, 2g Choir 1, 2, 35 Sci- ence Quiz Team 1, 23 Drama Club 2, 3 fPres. Blg Small Choir 2, 33 Senior Play Cast 3. jacks speechless ?? 125 X59 Omoo J oar ' I 'f? 7TI PATRICIA PALOMBO Nuriing Pat . . . short 'n sweet . . . soft-spoken individual . . . un- niffled, calm disposition . . . en- joys working with peo le . . . sure to perk up the wardjs at Carney Hospital. Glee Club 2, jr. Red Cross 1, 23 YA Volunteer 1, 2, HR Rep. 1, 2g Llbrary Council 2, 3. Q' SANDRA PAPSADORE Hoirdreffer Sandy . . . good-natured . . . smooth raven 'hair . . . favorite sport, softball . . . del-ights in dancing . . . plans for success in hairdressing, Glee Club 1, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3. LYNDA PEDERSEN School Peetie . . . cheerful personality . . . a smile for all occasions . . . partial to basketball and football . . . wardrobe for every day of the year . . . eloquent in upholding her ideas. Glee Club 2, Basketball 1, Cheer Club 1, 2. f 1 LOREIITA PACELLA Srbooi LaI,a . . , smiling good nature . . . Italian food lover . . . takes pride in her poodle, Bobo . . . strange affinity for blonds , . . friendly to a l. ilfirror 2. JOSEPH PELKOWSKI II701'k joe . . . sincere . . . casual. unhurried air . . . homework not his favorite subject . . . track, his usual pastime . . . dreams of be- coming 'rich and retiring at 30. Football 2, 35 Track 35 Chess Club 3. 7l w :fy - .T ,U f i JOSEPH PELOSO DORIS PERRY ARTHUR PETERSON School llnore College joe , , , industrious man about Doris . . . unique laugh . . , Bill . . . admirer of the fair school . , . distinctly original . . . always on the lookout for .1 good sex , . . enjoys Mr, Foley's brand strong silent type . , . casual avr time . , . votes for ten-minute cofs of humor , . . Civil Wfar expert of relaxation . , . heatletl tor suc- fee breaks every hour , . . sports . . . chess fanatic . . . A+ per- cess as an .irrhitectural engineer perky pigtails . . . thoughtful of sonality. technologist. everyone. Field Hockev ll Cheer Club 1. 3, 31 Basketball lg Softball lg Drama Club 1. Band I, 2, Eg Dance Band 1, 3. WILLIAM PEZZONE Undecided Pez . . . enviable good looks . . . considerate of others . . . spends leisure time driving around town . . , never a serious moment . . . drawn towards the greener things in life. Weacfeofffe 6912212 AMA gunman, V with w 9' DIANE PI-IILLIPU llvore Dec . . . sincere . . . loves to be with a crowd . . . enioyed her senior year at DHS , . , hails from the Manor , , . office work looms in the future. Hey, Shad-put that noop back!! AZ RICHARD PHILLIPS Carpenler Richard . . . generous good nature . . . occasional moments of reflection . . . believes in a little nonsense now and then . . . advocate of long week- ends . . . on his way to building a fine future. 54 . vii- Q.. LINDA POCH Nurfzng Lin . . . effervescent . . . bouncy brunette . . . refreshingly frank . . . guardian of the ice cream . . . adept at ingenious pranks. Cheer Club 1, 21 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3g Future Nurses lg Glee Club 23 Intramural Basketball 1. fl l --l LAWRENCE PODOLSKI College Larry . . . likeable lad . . . worked hard on the football team . . . likes classical music . . . seldom found without a book . . . enjoys Mr. Carroll's wrestling matches. Football 2, 35 Outdoor track 5. PATRICIA PRATT Srbool Pat . . . usually all aflitter . . . pixie haircut, by-line . . . cheerful way , . . enjoys riding the waves at Groton . . . ready to face her future as an I.B.M. op- erator. Library Council 1, 2, Cheer Club 1, 2, 33 Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee 2. U ul 1' . c xl' 7 gli, 'i . fflwl is 4,55 HI L' J 1' LF EL .I J 4 5 3 t v-- I .' ' in f GAYLE PULSTER Secrelafy Gayle . . . silky blonde hair framing a pretty face . . . daily deliverer of the bulletin to eager third-period students , . . smiling always . . . even in thc early morning . . . remains loyal to DHS, even after moving to enemy territory! Reflefliom typist 35 Field Hockey 2, 3. 122 fge cgfafe me ey OUFIQE? JOHN QUINN College Red . . . glimpse of mischief . enthusiastic supporter of most anything . . . one of the best at Fisher Dairy . . . good natured chap . . . has the makings of a fine teacher. Football 1g Baseball Manager 2, Bas- ketball Manager Zg Library Council 1, 2, 5, Choir 3. The end of a busy day ROBERT QUINN College Bob . . , ambitious . . . hardwork- ing . . . competent stage manager of the AV crew . . . unique habit of being quiet at the wrong times . . . proud owner of a 180-day pass from homeroom to AV . . . School is won- derful, his words to live by. AV. 1, 2. 3 fStage Manager 2, 33 Assistant Director 3g Outdoor track 2, 35 Choir 3. 73 1 l i BRI CE RAND Cllllcfc' Bruce . . . un.1b.ishel liumurist challenged by physics-Mr. Foley style JOHN RATCLIFFE . . . amazed at Mr. l3.1rker's witticisms College joe . . . likeable lad . . . supris- ingly even tempered . . . known fo! expressing his view . . . indispensable . . . undismayed by hard work . fine i'epresent.itive of DHS. C'huii' 2, 33 Chess Club 1. ..Cl The magnitude of 20 to the left. in intra-mural basketball . . . slow and easy does it . . . rewarding suc' cess faces john. Football 2. 1 I I i l l Qzlspk eof Our Ofaforzbaf mf' ffzg' E swf? I Jo lynn, U' 1 'Q' We ' use ' . ROlSlfR'l' RIFEVES Cfflligqt' limb , scar-i'iiii.igly shy . sl no spemltlirilt uitli words . . . umgenml . , rebels .lllrllilif R frlitlr sl ml l ll 1 sxlil 1'4 ilu vg ., , . i luturc' liei Alfeatl. 74 1, Jo ANN REISMAN College jo . . . completely reliable . . . always on time? . . , came to us in our junior year . . . our cheery rose from Texas. Mirror 33 Rcflerliom 33 Drama Club 33 Cheer Club 'sg jr, Red Cross 3. I i i I l ROBERT RICCI College Bob . . . happy-go-lucky . . . greets all with that certain grin . . . prom time finds him wrapped up in decorations . . . winter time on the ski slopes. AV Crew I, 35 Mirror 33 Drama Club 33 R?fle'Ili071J 33 Library Coun- cil 3. Z3 DAVID RICE Landscape Arcbilefz ' Dave . . . staunchly upholds 1 his views . . . wide range of ac- l tivities . . . basketball expert . . . in two-mile achievements contributed to Dedham's track record . . . 1 skilled draftsman . . . rx boy to 1 look up to. z Indoor Track 2, 3: Basketball 1, 23 Homeroom Rep. 2. lx l, v 1 gywifd ?g11?v'v 4 z,ybYfY', 'I ' Ligtifi-Q, A t.l'5'f 'f 41.04- R- fl in i . l 'il', Nt, 51.1. lg., , i I GENN . V, E V l 'x JOHN RICHMOND Sclnool 'Rick . . . appealing smile . . . still untapped reserves of friendliness . . 113's quiet man . . . undeterred by difficulties . . . good qualities un- limited. -.9 I I'm a Hoodsie fan myself. 122 .7i?0fa1fy Gonfesf ir st' SUSAN RINELLA College Sue . . . imaginative ideas for things to do . . . charmingly de- terminated . . . undismayed by ob- stacles . . . keeps the patients in 4B in stitches . . . even brakes can't slow her down. Future Nurses 15 Jr. Red Cross 2, 35 Cheer Club 1, 2, 35 Prom Com- mittee 2, gg Library Council 3g Reflection! Faculty Editor 35 Sen- ior Play Publicity Committee 3. MARTHA RITCHIE College Martha . . . Zl true perfectionist . . . wonderful person to know . . . perceptive blue eyes . . . excels in all she does, but music's her forte. Choir 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Small Choir 1, 2, 3g Chess Club 15 Drama Club 15 Southeast District Choir 1, 2. .S we 4 If-it In ' u f Huy? 1 uf' ti , MY af nw' - I BARBARA ROBERTSON C ol lege Burze . . . a cheerful hello for everyone . . . stopped many a class with her well known laugh . . . our best-natured senior . . . sup- porter of all school activities . . . sure to be a successful teacher. Cheer Club 1 lVPJ, 2, 3 lPres. 3lg jr. Red Cross 1, 2 fSec. 21, 3 fPres. 313 Library Council 1, 3g Class Sec. 1, 35 Student Council 2, 3 tTreas. 31: Prom Decor. Comm. 2, 33 Basketball 1 UV Capt. l 2, 3 lCapt.l: Reflerfiom Sr. Editor 3g HR. Rep. 25 Traffic 2, 35 Prom Invitations Comm. 2, 33 Prom Program Com. 2, 3. BETTE RIETZ College Bette . . . Mod-lib , . . quiet man- ner speaks for itself . . . selfvstyled wardrobe . . . acts on an impulse . . . nice combination of brains and charm in pint-size. H.R. Rep. 1, 2, jr. Red Cross 2, 35 Prom Committee 2, 33 Cheer Club 1, 2, 35 Reflecfiom 3. af 'W at RAYMOND ROTVIANCHUK College Ray . . . loyal to his ex-Alma Mater, English High . . . unmistak- ably friendly . . . cited as the coolest person we know . . . able athlete . . . dynamite on the foot- ball field and track oval. Football 1, 2, 3g Chess Club 3 75 1 . i Z lf! 41. -we 1' li 'i Y V -,,, r., E ra Q. .,,..,.., lr . Il V -'K wil ..-J' . ,K M011 4'1 i,.g:. I ':.!1f',. :F 1 0 1 1 if. .W 1,1 1 'G' ,K , Cr . ,f'f1' A ,VKV ,: J 31 f is se ,. 4 i., LAXWRENCE RQONEY 51.17001 Larry . . , definitely .1 man on the go . . . conducted survey of the local scene from locker 1171 vantage point . . . perfect remedy for 1 melancholy mood . , . hint of imp lurking lDC.lIl1 innocent nit . . . ever-active class flirt. Basketball Z, 5, Baseball 2, 3. IVF JOHN RosADo College Jack . , . calm outlook on life , . , poised and reliable . . . con- siders French a snap . . . one of Mr. Foley's whiz kids . . . science figures in his future. Math Club 13 Boys State 25 Track 3, Brandeis Student 5. WALTER ROSBICKI School XValter . . . silent, pensive, clever . . . excels in history . . . hails from the Manor . . . tactful . . . eyeing future with confidence. MARY SALVONI junior College Spaghetti . . . spirit of '66 in miniature . . . quizzical air . . . always has something to say, and always says it . . . summers enjoy- ably spent in Falmouth . . . staunch y upholds her beliefs . . . and the decorum of 113. Basketball 2, 35 Prom Invitations 2, 35 Prom Decorations 35 Home- room Rep. 33 Reflecliom typist 33 Mirror typist 34 Sr. Play Commit- tee 3. Ter Orme y3r1'fa12ff 110 a Elo 1 4 1, Af' PQ: R. ,'f4'sQ5Q,5sl4, jl1AlN AAPARNIS School Jeannie . . . fair-haired, blue eyed miss . . . radiates a glow nf happiness . . . noted for her unexpected giggles . . , our best dancer . . . and most improved tennis player, Tennis 2, 3, Cheer Club l, 2, 3g Prom Invitations 23 Prom Decorations 3g Play Usherctte ji, . .Ul,., avi' -'fbi I The joys of being a Senior . H495 1 I -tl GINA SAVIOLI Work Gee . . . shy 'n sweet . . . shines in Mr. Hurley's classes . . . asset t0 playbook committee . . . leisure time spent between sports and reading . . prefers casual attire. it , .-1 ANTHONY SCAFATI Co liege Tony . . . convivial . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . bright spot in 113 . . . de- lights in Italian cuisine . . . sets his sights on a goal and follows through. arg, 'T KARLAYNE SCHAFER ROBERT SCHORTMANN LINDA SHANNING Secwfar'-1' Cnflage Srlmol Kelly . . , ever-ready smile . . . Shorty , . . courteous . . . most Linda .... 1 certain Lliirm , , , funny bone easily tickled . . . 1Qr6fJhlC allways . . . pet pceve, will drop u'c'riwtliing for qi good dancing ability displayed at our an- X-period typing classes . . . man time . . . axersc to liomt-work 4. , 4 nual talent show , , . incorrigible of a few words , . . but each one funrfillctl personality .,,i 1 happy dimples . . , sometimes quiet but counts . . . a man of integrity. addition to any rroud, always fun-loving. Glee Club 2, 53 Talent Show 35 23 Golf 2. 3. Homeioom Rep. lg Reffvfliorzr 33 Drama Cluh 1, 3, 51 Library Coun- cil 35 Prom Invitations 2, 3. QSfarfcSfu0f0Q0f Mayan IDI? 'Q ff if .AY '14 4' I MICHAEL SHAW Mike . . . friendly to all . . . never in one place too long . . . in- dustrious worker . . . at home in the shop . . . a rugged individual. JW' Vs xg I xx Now remember . . . clon't color outside the lines. Football Ig Band 1, Z, gl Hockey 77 i ., ff r ' ff - f ,J Tv ,nf efiggffij 55 i wi . 22979 , ' MQW 71 ,2 'I ,. .lf 2 fcff Zig? CAROLYN SHEPHERD Colltyqe Cliicki . . . sparkling green eyes , . . interesting sense ot' humor . I. . has a crush on james Bond . . . claims status as a Ucolleegcf' . . . hope-s.to enlighten the minds of our upcoming generation. Cheer Club 1, 23 jr. Red Cross 2. 77 , A . 1 ,gg ,G , , 4 , 4 1 f 1 Eff' f ,- , in Wi 4 ,f,. .1 , , f A , ' I 4 f ' Q y1,,.,:,,,,L, ' fa-rin r 41 4 , , Q f 4 D.1vc' ' gy in-Hx ,Q -EP Cfrfffcjta' f DAVID SHISRBS . , , good-looking guy . humor unequaled . . . personality plus al tu lionicmnrn ll? . . . takes things in stride. vit .V '7 l5E'l I'Y DIANE SHREVE fNill7'ff?l.Q B, J . poi-,ed . . . a per- fect lady . . . member of a musical family . . . much of her time is centered :ir--unil hand room . . hoping for a taret-r of service to others, 1, 2, Nami I, 3, 5. fTrc.is. 31 3: Choir 'rg Attendance Secretary 8: Pulmlimity Relatifvns, Office of Choir 7 R AllD Irct Urclictrl l 2 - Vi I 'S All District flu-ir B, Small Choir I 3 D1 lli l l ' 3 init- .ni , ,, La-in Qi 1 ' How'd you get in there? . . easfeofczf Our 4- 1 l. V tl Y - ' JEAN SIKORA Secrelary jean . . . hi h spirited . . . star stockholder of Wrigley's Chew- ing Gum Company . . . Unique sense of humor , . . strong de- fender of her beliefs . . . our je-annie with the light brown hair. STELLA SILLETTI llyork Stella . . . pert, petite . . . adept at quick homeroom exits at lunchtime , . . raven black hair, a stunning feature . . . expressive eyes reveal warm-hearted personal- ity . . . meticulous appearance. ff if-. 2'- I .f i JOYCE SHIRE School Joyce . . . expressive brown eyes . . . shiny raven locks . . . somewhat serious minded . . . delights in travel- ing from here tu lbvre . . . proudly carries the banner of Dedham High. Library Council 2, 3g Drama Club 31' jr. Red Cross 3. Fi' A 4-nl i KENNETH SINCLAIR IBM School Ken . . . creative . . . spirited to the nth degree . . . vociferously non-conformist . . . famed con- tribution to election skits . . . strong likes and dislikes . , . vehemently upholds right to origi- nal hair-do . . . distinctively good- looking. Football lg Basketball lg Chess Club 3. in Y' C 4 'vi TYIARGARET SINCLAIR College Peggy . . . superlatively friendly . . . never seen without a smile . lovely leading lady in Pygnmlian . . . kept the Class out of the red . . . un- questionably the peppiestf' Cheerleader l, 2. 35 Class Treasurer 1, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 35 Traffic Squad 2, 3 tCaptain 331 Talent Show Chairman 35 Prom Invitations Chair- man 35 Glee Club lg Choir 25 Rotary Speaking Contestant 25 Flower Girl at Graduation 25 Prom Decorations 2 fChairmanl Senior Editor, Reflerliom 35 Library Council 2g Senior Play Cast 3. Hey, what 'cha doing tonight. enzbr CQJJ J an uef ,sgvai : z:,z.,:,?-,J .. 4. 'Dm f-49' , -1' ft ' 4, f ', 4 r KAREN SMITH THOMAS SMITH LYNETTE SORBY Sflwol Underidea' Airline Slt?ll'tIl'z1lt?,f,f Kay . . .Aa sweet, obliging gal Tom , . . casual . , , works Lenny . pleasant miss . . . . . , expressive eyes . . . pretty when the mood strikes . . . always glowing with enthuslasm . . . as blonde hair t . . a wistful air . . . looking for action . . . girls agree unPr6diCtCibl6 35 tht' Weilfhfr A . . a gentle gaiety. he's nice looking . . . constant fhflVCS OD C'XCilSm'2I'll . . . CUTS HS comedian. they COITIC. X . I B. ,v If i 'QI .'i!lf' , Al! RICHARD SLACIS C Richie . . . luxgctl member ol' foot- ball squad . . . likes track 4 . . sil- ence is golden . . . he doc-sn't ,git along with that . . . always .1 word or 2 . . . Ol' 3 . . . or t , . . untappiid reser- voirs of strength. Football 2, Eg Indoor Track 2, 3 49N Q ANN MARIE SPADA Serremry Ann . . . rare sense of humor . . . staunch supporter of DHS activities . . , at home on the dance floor . . . dark brown eyes and easy nature, unbeatable com- bination . . . tactfully expresses her views. JV Basketball lg Cheer Club 1, 2, 33 Glee Club lg Refleffionr Typ- ist 3 79 .awry DONNA lNlARlE STEFFANO llnrfltr Donna . . calm and conscien- tious , . . quiet in a sociable way . . . umlauntc-cl bv ililficulty . . . cuick tu laugh . . . true concern llor others .... x staunch friend. Glee Club 1, lg Cheer Club l, 2, 3. ., . ,,.,. rf . Qi CH ERYLE STEHNI LE Colltgtw Stimc . . . packed with pep . . . active participant in most DHS ac- tixities . . , unconquerable blush . . . crowning glory-her blond hair . . , femme with .1 French flair. Cheer Club 1, 2, 33 Drama Club 1, fExecutivc council 2, Treasurer 313 Piom Hostess lg Glee Club 25 Prom Invitations 23 Prom Decora- tions Zg Band 33 Minor 33 Library Council 3. LEON STEWART U ml arid cd Leon . . . camera shy . . . never has time for a dull moment . . . shone in lwfrs. Beckwith'S class . . . proficient . . . a like- able lad. NOREEN STOLTZ U mleclded Noreen . . . shining dark hair . . . sparkling eyes . . . a senti- mentalist at heart . , . enioyed Mr. Quades classes . . . for her, noth- ing beats being a senior . . . unless it's being a graduate. Cheer Club 2. C,eQ6rafe0f C3UCCQtS'ty!cI PA MELA STONE Stlvfwl Pani . , , olusliinu hiontlc . . pert buntlli: uf pep .intl popular' . . . I-I ity .A x EARL STUCK College Skip . . . well-groomed always . . . good looks and one lonesome climple unmattli.iblc -t-nee of humor . . . whimsical smile ailtls lu her attractive- X ness . , , xpcntls summers at the Cape, .. .M Futuic Niiisc l, Diama Club -, Prom 1 ' terrific combination . . . quiet on .the surface only -. . . loves :i good-time . . . and knows where to find lt. Homeroom Rep. 23 Indoor Track 2, 35 Cnmrni:t'.'t 2, lnlwrary fountil gl Guid- ance llltic: l. 80 Eyes right, Pam! Spring Track 2, 5. l l J L94 . 4 'S , Alf i if f FRANCIS SULLIVAN PAULA SULLIVAN MICHAEI- SUININER SfZ70fl! Sfbggf Ulldiffdwf SUM . , , Om- gf the greatest I , , Paula 4 , ', lighphegffed 1355 Mike . . . one of Miss Maguire's terrific sense of humor . . . com- . . . a cheery smile . . . diversity fJV0fIfC' Sf51d6f1fS - - - remembered panionable . . . happy addition to of interests . . . Mr. McGuire's f9Y his WIUY ff'm3fk5 - - - CUIOYS any group . . . a confirmed prank- civics class rates tops . . . bright l1ff',Y0 the fullest - - - WWF SYOPS stef, future beqkong, moving or talking . . . but there's Student Council 2, Traffic 2. a serious side close to the surface. Prom Decorations 2, 3. GQSS f ay gesfzbzfzes R. THOMAS TIERNEY iNY07'fbc'J,ff6'l'II Tom . . . reserved at first meet- ing but his natural warmth soon becomes apparent . , . delights in Mrs. Beckwith's English classes . . . looks forward to Northeastern . . an essential to DHS life. Football 2. , y wg ',- W' '- v-5-7-rs-g v1-'zsw7ffm:f ffigfiif, ' '- . . 1 1 -if 'wif -R' DIANNE TOTI College Dee . . . bright eyes . . . vibrant Bersonality . . . proud of her Italian eritage . . . a leader of our girls' basketball team . . . fun-ominal. Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Field Hockey 34 Cheer Club 1, 2, 35 Prom Decorations 2, 3. On your mark, get set . . . XWILLIAM TRACY Air Forte Bill . . . loyal East Dedhamite . . . corridor patrol, his specialty . . . con- tinental dresser . . . enjoys driving his '56' Chevy . . . likes football and hockey. 8 I l JOANNE TUCKER Ilizfrtfmyi tw' jo , . . captixatiizg eyes . . , en chanting smile . . . artistically inf clinetl , . . quiet and sincere . . . pleasant way wins her many friends. Volleyball lntr.1mur.1ls Z3 Tennis 7 Prom Committee 3, Alley-Oop fjxzfeof Qgokmnf fo CATHERINE l WO!-HG llnork Twig . . , conscientious . . . hard working and dependable . . . indispen- sable to the yearbook staff , . . never a harsh word . . . always a lady. Prom decorations 2, 53 Cheer Club 25 R0ff6l'll0V1J' 3, v NANCY ITPSHALL MARGARET VACCARO Colleen I.B.M. N.tnre' . , , good-natured smile Mag . . . Il happyvgo-lucky gal . . . enthusiastic fan of Tom Rush . . . unlimited amount ot' spirit , 1 . always t.tslnon.1hly attrred . . . . . . enjoys all sports and activities misses the class of 'M . . . the gf D,H,S ,,,, an in-eplgfeable DH9 .1n1h.1ss.1rlor lu ll.lfT.lfLl Square. member of gur softball team , , , Drama Club 1, l,ilfr.iry Council 33 Q1-Ulf 3 5lUFZ!-TCL FHA H. Softball 1, 2, 3. 82 STEPHANIE VASSILY Serziire Stet ' . . . personable . . . ardent supporter of the Marauders . . . small bundle of dynamite . . . witty remarks at choice times . . . remembered for her calm delivery of oral reports. Cheer Club 2, 3. ' his-A is JOSEPH VENDETTI U rzdecided joe . . . frequently displays his sense of fun . . . known for his serious side too . . . always con- siderate of others . . . a clever re! mark for every occasion . . . per- fect addition to our class. ELENA VICTORIA Hairdrerier Elena . . . petite in size . . , but not in senior spirit . . . hopes for a seven-day weekend . . . Talented seam- stress . . . sweet and considerate. Cheer Club 2. I've heard that line before! cc? in 'iqwf EDWARD VIGLIOTTA Sfllvffl Ed . . . unassuming yet amiable nature . . . tu Ed happiness has four wheels and an engine . . . a common sight in his tmsty Ford . . . par- ticularly enioyed Mr. McCuire's classes . . . definitely not mad Qilmut studying. omp anof Gzkcumsfan ce ' 7 S STEPHEN VITALE PAUL VITELLI College College Steve . . . noticeably best dressed Paul . . . extremely likeable -,llnpfedlffably WNW ' - - Sdn' . . . well-known personality of our flllaflflg PCFSOUHIIW- D- - -. l9QlfCl' class . . . avid fan of all sports Lothario . . . definitely dignified. events , , , great admirer of the Basketball 1: Class Vice Pres. 1: fairer sex . . . never at a loss for Baseball 2, 5: Indoor Track 2, 3: Wofds- Homeroom Rep. 2, 3. KARL WALLACE College Karl . . . Mr. Music Man . . tall good-looking, pleasant . . . National Merit semi-finalist . . . subtle sense of humor . . . sur' vived even the rigors of senior editors' meetings. Band 1, 2, 3, fStudent Conductor 315 Choir 2. 5. fStudent Conduc- tor 3l: Small Choir 2, 3: Dance Band 2, 35 R6flFfll07lI Senior Edi- tor. KATHLEEN WALSH H11ifdre.r,rir1,q Kathy . , . outspoken . . . any- thing but quiet . . . furnishes 11-4 with fun . . . a good listener . . . especially on the phone. 83 qv -..W JOHN WEIBRECHT Serrire john . . . casual and easy going . . . an indispensable at Gold Seal . . . tours Dedham in style . . . never known to shy away from a good time . , . undeniably good natured. NANCY WELDON Hdfl'Lj7'L'.f.fL1f Nan . . . cute as a button . . . a regular at the hockey arena . . . vital pre-school .discussions with Jutzee in the senior corridor . . . fashionable coiffures . . , a natural hairdresser. gi- MARY WHITE College Mary . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . full of pep . . . always ready to go . . , her hamartia, going steady . . . one of the young so- ciables Homeroom Repi lg Class Secretary 23 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 33 Cheer Club 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 3g Flower Girl at Grad, 25 Prom Decorations 2, 35 Prom Program Chairman 2. Q aff WQUQI' oryef efffrgf 2,a - YW JUDITI-I WHITNEY junior College jutzee . . . soft-spoken . . . winning smile for all . . . mixes well with any crowd . . . delights in Mr. Bell's outspoken humor . . . poise befitting a model. N-I ,360 W ,,....-uv 3 lm. '19 .--441' DONNA XVILSON Collage Donna ..,. 1 loyal friend . . . gained most from Mr. Bell's classes . . . a great lover inf the Stones , , , not much bigger than .1 minute . . . 21 future girl Friday In some lucky executive. Cheer Club 1, J, 'tg Drama Club 23 filer- Club 2, Volleyball Intra- murals I. 84 THOMAS WILSON S flwol Tom . . . camera shy . . . a great coke and izza enthusiast . . . oblivious to gfbom . . . at his best blowing his bugle . . . Satis- fied with life as it is, Choir 1, 2, 35 Small Choir 2, 35 Band 2, 3. PETER WRIGHT College Pete . . . our fearless leader . . . did most for D.H.S. . . . persuasive powers of a born states- man . . . witty remarks perk up any class . . . unanimous choice for most popular. Football lg Track 2g Hocke Man- ager l, 23 Student 'Council 2, 55 Class President 2, 35 Prom Com- mittee 2, 3. EVERETT ZORRA Dafa Prorefring and Armunting Ev . . . stalwart member ol the Drama Club . . . a real swinger on the golf course . . . subtle wit . . . strong man of the decoration committee . . . looks forward to a bright future. A.V. il. 25 Camera Club 1, 23 Radio Club lg Golf team 2, 3: Drama Club 55 Reflection! 33 Sen- ior Play Cast 3. X fffx 1fQJKli9QiJK ' AVL, '51 X SUI: ER'-fNTu E5 WFP A .'f2Wf,Af X ,, W ,fl QQ 3 we A Y M 'x N! 'N WZWWXA fx EA :X 'J Dma ouwua N f 'Wo Sf P o BEST -LO ames Hampe Gnd Sandra Hillegas 'Def ae'w. V eVeflyr?hf an cite a' PUIAR 85 l ED M051 DIGNIFI B lun-JS? -'Mus O 'lean M M e wc nm Mosr Fon DHS John Zfjff' and H , 'JS Peter Wrighf and Beverly Lake CLASS PEPPIEST Shreve and Margo e r - Betty -'an 'lace ef -flnclqf Karl wa r MOST QT TAI-KATNE M0 T0 SUC LIKELY 2962-V55 F Q 1 r I UaWm E ggi? Xb Mhxxrhil , 4iffi 5!' Y. :www l ke and iff' oizfg d Bevef . if W ISI 88 Kevln Hun Grd Gillies U a Clifford Debofdh lov J ann r 9 If O BEST NATURED L Y 'foomly and Barbara Robertson and CEED Robert Frazler EC RE W 1'0M0RRo CLAS TARY QF a ' S Gflwus ,.. X4 .ix 5,- 3 Sandra Hille905 kevin Hunf MOST UNIQUE LAUGH Thomas Grasso and Barbara Roberfson i - d Q on' an Bev X ,er Colon U iz e'lY luke Pe NanCY Her if ,v + I 1 ' 1 . 1 9 I ,'5?:Q4i'v-ir' 'ffflffi 51,1015 2, W l.. 1 s.. Q-.1 , ,--- f ,-.- 1 an -fr allay. f v. I -s ,cb .ull S If . S . X 4 1 a I. 5 , ,- -4 ' 4- 1 . ,. 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McGuire. Second Rffup' XV. Sybertz, K. jannson, S. Mueller, K. Driscoll, A. Olsen. P, XX'eber, A. Burgess, J. Hanlon, P. Podolski, K. Goyette. Third Rims R. Gnrlick, j. Foley, I.. Dyer. G. Cove, P. Burner, -I. Wfin hourne, J. Cote, M. Taylor, XV. Robinson, C. Becker, D. Donovan, B. Bruno. FUIINAY Rfzzzx' A. DeVineenzo, K. Maher, Monroe, T. Tierney, B, Crisp, vl. McGuire. J. Ardle, D. Cimo, J. Hill, R. Came- ron. B.1fff.' Asst. Conch Seager, HC'1ltl Conch Dorrington, Asst. Couch Kelly. THANKSGIVING DAY - WHAT A GAME! pulled an upset over the league champion, Norwood, on Thanks- giving Day. The team led by Captain Peter Colantuoni had great spirit throughout the f.1ll. Ny 'Alf--va.. Should we keep them until midnight again? 9? Thc Cfo.uh is with the rc-mn. The team is in the huddle. FQOTBALL ,1 ' 1 ,f X , J JOHN BUCKLEY PETE COLANTOUNI rf' Tackle Center 1 T CZ C Y ' ' if-55 1'-1 7 Z4 'T ' J-5 ' , . 2-QU c - ' v A J RICK SLACK i ' x A .ff J Guard . QA, V' I ez' .J A C K 11 V i' f 5-J FRAN DGVITO I FB W ,Y 3 . 9 'W A Q if . 1 X 4, M MCGUIRE y .A .M 3 , C A? ,-F' JOE PELKOWSKI l lil li ,,. 1- 3 ,. . L to R Coach Donald Seager, Head Coach Paul ' Dorrington, Captain Pete Colantouni, Coach john GENE CASO Kell 41 .rg ,Q V Y' Guard Y' RAY ROMANCHUK M' HB , .44-XA fx. 574' '27 'V' Norwood pushed back again! THANKSGIVING 1965 4- vi Ty ' 1- , I, V . 'ima ff hav e ffh 1 1. ,AE 4 , we N 74 - K, -. . , , .,. -.AX 'K-'.a::.-W ' sf. -sf' ' Vain xi . QA - fa- 2: 12. . .z f'f.,3 q.,, ,M i' r ag. , V rn , ws .A iv? 1 ,- ,i L , at qs . 1 , - fi H . ., f bl f - F ..' , f' 1 in iq '5 ' i vf ' IW' 'CQ ' Q QL - 1 1 I aff. .- fi. 3, iff M3 ' A A J. '- -Li . ' ' ' Pi! 1 5 ,- gx fl' f ,p .... - , sf Q i X 4 t' up , . 1 ' f I lx N , L, tx . -, V I it :list ,J ' . -.,, ' -V '- You shake a mean fist, Topper. w , , 5 i ' Vow' X 3 if -BQ ,Avy . r.'i-WP. A Our manager, Ken Goyette f 'fl'v' Get that ball, Ray! T x , . ,.- 94 Meeting of the captains john Soloman Referee Peter Colantouni Cl... Kneeling J Stone B OConnell E Madden Standing-Coach Quale, B. McIntyre, G. cnoss couivmv I, Ps- 'Z ,V Coach Quale and Capt. John Avery plan race strategy. The Cross Country team won four out of its last five meets to obtain a winning record of 5 wins and 4 losses. Sophomore Tim Flynn and Junior Ed Madden, along with Seniors Greg Allen and John Avery ran well throughout the entire sea- son. . . . INDOOR TRACK Coach Donald Seager's indoor track team would up its season with an impres- sive victory over Needham to give the tteam a record of 5 wins and 2 losses. The team was victorious in its meetings wkith Malden Cathloic, Revere, Framing- ham South, Cambridge High and Latin, and Needham. From row: C. Ambrose, J. Avery, P. Civitarese, G. Allen, E. Brady, J. McGuire, R. Conroy, J. Pelkowski, G. Begin, J. Buckley, D. Rice, F. DeVito, K. Goyette Serond row: S. Vitale, M. Prather, K. Janssen, S. Mueller, C. Vey, J. Callahan, P. Colantuoni, R. Glorieux, Coach Seager Third row: L. Podolski, L. Dyer, E. Broderick, B. Field, K. Kirby, J. Winbourne. T. Flynn, C. DeMallie, H. O'Brien, M. Taylor, W. Sybertz, G. Nuzzola Lai! row: W. Con- roy, T. Schortrnann, B. Malin, S. Kovar, W. Robinson r a....-9...-:nn--q' il 4'1 a., if A , an 141'- 9 11 1 5 4 'Y' . ,-lf.. . f X Lfalfff, I 3'Z,g .an-N, if ' A M ff X 'gl 1' if , if ,ff fix ,?: -4' 1 1,73 ' . X353 l 'ees 1 x Q13 - .3 2235 x, X 51, xx 1 .1 x M J .lpn -V, 1 f ma, -',., K., in if vi ' 142:12-f? Me, , EW! GWR 104, . V vi Qs' I my ? -1.2.-V, 3810 fl wf ' g i - iff- f :'i1i,:Q: 572:.f3i'f2i?f MY 2 2 3 1 , 1 A V .5 1 Q 4 'I 1 -A , . , 'N' Q fm I' gn Q I - ' I :RA 4- - .Q - - 'f' ': 1 - H 2 W gg fm 6 QW A' ' I , f , 'B 'O as all fp fp' .I 5 . ' 1? f A 9' 33:1 -79 V455 4 E 5 5 V' 'X L I 1, ' i , L! , 'Br ' A fi 'N ' ' ,ar '1f,!'.. BASKETBALL . . . 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'.-'4 ' ' H464 . .f ' v ' s 'ldv V .M fl -. ,,,,. f 4 WH - 'x . . 16' x A i -Q46 J is K - '-1 ' ' X I g. .1 ., , .I 5' we YE , TEAM! s AN . f..i n T J f- l All ' i i itll., ixwgxtx' I 1 5 , 1 K lixyhe- . , X. xvf. ty all-1 ' i Q! 4. is . J 1- 'l-.ifi!x! 1 fi 'l xi' 1 x!li:N 5 Mlm .ws A fir , 'lv . Q l X l N i o.. l i -.Xa . ,... 2' I l The hockey team made the State Tournament for the third straight year. Led by seniors joe Keaveney, Dean Humphreys, jim Hampe, and Pete MacKinnon, Coach John Dooley's team finished fourth in the Bay State League. joe Keaveney, the leagues most sportsmanlike plniyer, finished second in scoring and along with jim Hampe played on the All-Star team. CAPT. JOE KEAVENEY i l l l l i l 1 1 F l l l 1 l I l 7, . - , c.--... X' Front wuz' P. Podolski, G. Cove, j. Crump, F. Koufas, J. McGuire, L. Podolski, J. Keaveney, B. Beltis Standing: A. MacKinnon, T. i Kelley, P. Xvnllate, D. Humphreys, P. MacKinnon, B. Conant, R. Roche, B. Liddell, E. Madden, j. Hampe, Assistant Coach J. O'Brien, Hr-acl Conch Dooley. IOO OUR HEROES! , W A in CAPT. Jos KEAVENEY ' 'wt JIM HALIPE 9 Center f Defcnse Dedham . Natick . . . . . 4 Dedham . Milton ..,. . . O Dedham . Walpole ...... . . . 1 Dedham . . . Fram. South . . . . 2 Dedham . . . Needham .... . . . 4 Dedham . . . Braintree .... . . 0 Dedham . . . Fram. North . . . . . . 1 Dedham . . . Wellesley .... . , . 2 Dedham . . . Norwood . . . . 1 Dedham Natick . . . . . 1 Dedham Milton . . . . 1 Dedham Walpole ..... . . , 2 Dedham Needham ...... . . . 2 Dedham Fram, South . . . . . . O Dedham Braintree .... . . 1 Dedham Fram. North . . . . . 0 Wellesley .... . . . 1 Norwood . . . . 5 PETE MacKINNON Defense DEAN HUMPHREYS Goalie IOI f t QM ' .V , 'N .gs 1 slw. ' , ealivvt ..- . 'Io' r . 3694330 0 '- f'SNNo o +9-Q n N'No'o'o'45'0 mmsooov 1 Ni 'Wo'o'o'Nn'6 it Pomnono ,- monaco . mnnne 1 ll ' 'la' m'e '... 'M i':':':'-' MV HAH? at 41 A I flaw f-W3 HDUH Off HHN 'ON 1 I . NO MM an 7151494 0595 i, gan. H www f44.zQQww:f. ...K 4 X ,.4,1'fY' Our team fought hard through a tough tournament and became the first team in DHS history to make the semi-finals. The high- light of the tournament was the thrilling 3-1 victory over top-seated Arlington. IOZ Dedham . . . fovertimej Charlestown Dedham . . Beverly . Dedham .. Arlington .. Dedham .... fovertimej Needham . . 1 NE' y ' : rxa' L ?f' ' YR If f - f ima, 1 -an f' f ,-. ,A I 1,1 lv! 224: bfi T68 -ling -N is 34 1 -f 1 B74 'n 5 Q5 .15 M , R ' W! ' P' af.xp4- 3 I' mg tk Y, 'Q ff X it - .,. 1 RETURNING LETTERMEN P10111 roui: L. Rooney, F. Dellelo, G. Caso. Serond row: B. Jordan, J, Hampe, P. Colantouni. With the return of six lettermen, Coach Everett Aldrich is expecting a very success- ful season. Co-captains Pete Colantouni and Frank Dellelo will try to lead Dedham to a championship. Senior veterans will be Jim Hampe, Larry Rooney, Fran DeVito and Gene Caso. High Hopes BASEBALL . . . L D ,. :vw ... - -- -K fs '1' kinase V ., ' 'l' Who put the lead in my bat? IO4 rs'-. ' A 41.11 ff, Coach Aldrich worry? Never! X 'ills HIUV' ' sq.-u 'A -1, A 532il7d? Y,'t'-'AMQI1 1 t.-f I . , .-.. '.-f' :,2-f'a 7.'-m- ' -. P .K A I 4, r ,, .J i,,..,m.,,- ,.:fH,,. K 4 . 'Q -' . . ' -.- k Q 1 4440. ' L ' v n -. 2 . 4 , .fp .', J ' N' ,i 3 r ' r F ? .' f 'N Q . I ' 4 M ' UK. c .4-1, V, n- ,, 'f '1 V ' 3 ,' fflfw-iga' if ' , I gf - f. L ....yf,'4',:,y : - 7-iq, 'WJ' .-,Q-sggygig, fa N3ff. '+ . vl? F'9fQgf'? . .1 Qty.,-ftg',f i . . V . f ' vs.-'ff- gina l .. gf.-,,,f.,9,ABznr -4' , ,, 1. 5 sg .,,5..5y -..,,. .' Y- f' ., 'A' -nA, x1ji'f'0'4c!! , Kes 1. .4 '. ' 3 V' ' '-'f ' Nu Jim-Ace on the diamond as well as on ice! For These! Co-Capts. Pete Colantuoni and Frank Dellelo Under the able coaching of Mr. John Wtillace, the golf team is look- ing forward optimistically to its opening match. Although there are only LF two seniors returning to the squad, we know that they will make their Go 0 0 0 presence felt. Happy teeing off, boys! L zo R-R. Schortmann, M. Cusack, E. Zorra, Coach john Wallace, P. Seddon, J. Mullen, P. Mehlinger. l05 Q 1 9 5 I I f l ' x 4 .4 LQ! , ' .QS ' 1 I I- l it 1 Y 1 - - - 'f A ix 'N J bk ' -gqz 1,Yf 6.4471 .QWWMQ 12 f- 1 , ?f5 ,y,, x Q W ,f ff In x I g ,.. Z , 1 , , I -Sl ' .,,,,., ,gy ' TV. P . They M84 i VARSITY B R be gi 2 ws ulvey X 1 ' 'W' A . Q . , 1 .4 i, H E 1' X ' B . B. ROBERTSON I R. COLLINS ' WE ARE THE SENIOR GIRLS GIRLS BASKETBALL 5 D DEDHAM vs WELLESLEY DEDHAM vs NEEDHAM DEDHAM vs BRAINTREE gf DEDHAM vs PRAM. NORTH DEDHAM vs PRAM. SOUTH DEDHAM vs NORWOOD DEDHAM vs NATICK A M. CLOUGHER A. MARQUARDT N. HERTZ K- JOHNSON N 5 A. MULVEY SOFTBALL VICTORY ON THE DIAMOND . . . Last YCLIIYS victory over Nor- wood, 22-5, is the kind of score this ye.1r's team hopes to equal or surpass in each meet. Seniors re- turning this year are-M. Bachof- ner, M. Clougher, N. Dewar, M. Mahar, M. Vaccaro. Here's hop- ing that the girls under the di- rection of Miss Judith Mutty make a hit. xl 4 D 5 af' ,. yf uf. 6' LH' 7' 1 i.,pye U -' A i': 5 ' M . y-Q 4. ' Q. , . N . - ' T ,4 4 , V f A:11t'. Q Saw- VV 2 T T f ' In 14 ' 'T fs' 'Y '..- ' 1' , .',,-xtf fs. .. ...psf 2 . r iw, .' A-1' ' .f T fi rf , .-nf' . t ,. VARSITY SOFTBALL I-N. Dewar, M. Clougher, M. Vaccaro, M. Maher II-D. Capulli, K. Tnsker, P. McCarthy, R. Hammel, C. Buckley, M. Westgate They Play to Win! Ti? ' Clorox needed here I I0 Strike three . . , You're out! 6' -. s wwf '-JY I 4 l 5 TENNIS VICTORY AT THE NET. . . Last year's successful ten- nis team held a record of 4-4. With returning seniors R. Collins, N. Grearson, N. Hertz, B. Lake, and A. Mar- quardt, the team has high hopes for a winning season once again. If skill, interest, and the capable coaching of Miss Jane Hyde have any- thing to do with it, the girls are bound to succeed. ,, l A few practice swings always hel ia l 'Q 5' ,4- 11 g. N :V 1 r i X. , :J It is really a basketball? A good game . . . good game. I I I f ,Al its 1 x . , 1 -,yu 'I r 2 f' L g:-S WEB: 41 E lqgi .fr fr-,au f, 1 Q . , 'v 4 ,- 'I lx 4 '1 me v F. 1 iz if - - , 1 5 r 1 ifcox 9 lfhng, ' A 6- - CX! X 'S a .,., , X. K v-. This year, as always, the Cheerleaders gave their faithful support to our athletic teams. Their spirit was undying, and they cheered the Crimson and Gray with much enthusiasm-whether to victory or defeat, they always did their best! Led by Sandy Hillegas, this year's squad was composed of nine seniors and only three juniors. After many hours of practicing, they demonstrated their talents at all football, basketball, and hockey games. What would DHS do without these girls to keep the school spirit at its best? Under the direction of Miss jane Hyde, they organized the Cheer Club which helped to cheer our hockey team onto the Tourney. 1 ll i. dp. jd TWIRLING I . x i-NXJ2 KATHY MAYALL SALLY IADONISI JANET FLEMING M -X ANDREA DINNEEN 1 STRUTTERS lr Mary OHara, Joanne O'Brien, Sally Iadonisi, Evelyn Lacquidara, Janet MacRae Kathy Cobb Jo Ann Johnstone Sheryl McK1llop Andrea Dinneen, Jackie Johnson, Kathy Mayall Kneeling: Judy Garliclc Captain Sealed Debbie Stixaletta TAKE THIRD AT CCJMPETITION With plumes waving, batons sparkling, and whistles blowing, our majorettes were a color- ful addition to our band at all DHS football games. Such perfection didn't come easily, and under the leadership of Judy Garlick, our vi- vacious Head Majorette, the girls spent long hours through the summer and fall months prac- ticing their routines. At the close of the football season, the up- coming Bay State Competition was the next event on the girl's schedule. Every afternoon, the sound of a record player could be heard as Judy brought the girls through to take 3rd place. Next year's squad is sure to miss our 5 senior members who formed the backbone of the group. Congratulations, girls, for a job well done! mx ,vm nl . cf ' D.H.S. BAND '.',2 A, '-'el ,. A ' xiii. , ,.,'-pl'2,w',.f.f1,' A lf'-1 Wagga Qfimlsfa ' Z., ,wie-M-, 'lf ' ' 1 rj 1 :2:' fi: '1 A 4 X sa- Y-1- . Band Oj'f1fcxf, l. zo r,: B. Shreve. treasurerg K. Wallace, student con- ductorg C, Healey, presidentg N. Hertz, vice-presiclentg R. Collins, '- A secretary l l 1 II8 Our Seniors in action vi ,- 2 ,ff In Formation MUSIC MAKERS No matter what activity or function is going on in or around DHS, you can be sure that at least 90721 of the time the Band will be there too. Under the excellent directing of Mr. Robert Shreve, members performed superbly at our football games after only a mere two weeks of practice. Whether winning a trophy at the Music Festival, holding an exchange concert, or marching on Memorial Day, they have been a credit to our school. After all, the Senior Class couldn't survive without our Band to provide their background music at assemblies or graduation. The Dance Band, composed of the band's swingin'est members rehearses one night a week. These kids really know how that jazz should be played! X A one and a two and '66 2 3' II9 D ...RE...Ml... .. J. ., .',f,,, iz.. V A5 1 ,, ,- T if ' OUR CHOIR '3- CHOIR OFFICERS l-r: B. Shreve, A. Gilchrest, C. Celata, N. Hertz, M. Ritchie, P. Montisano, T. Nolan, K. Wallace Smfedf J. Olivieri I 20 S 2 The melodic voices of our choir have entertained us at many assemblies and concerts throughout our years here. The highlight of their performance is the annual Christmas Assembly sponsored by the choir to- gether with its compatriot groups, the Crimsonaires and the Crimsonettes. Mr. john Faucett, our new cho- ral director, has done much to give our singing groups a more significant part in Dedham High activities. From arduous weekly re- hearsals, to performances in music festivals, the choir has always been a credit to our school. CRIMSONAIRES The Crimsonaires is our strictly male choral group which was formed just this year. As a result of Mr. john Faucett's fine job of recruit- ing, almost thirty boys are now active members of this talented young group. The boys made their debut in our Christmas assembly and everyone was overwhelmed with what they had accom- plished in such a short time. Our senior year saw this group off to a good start with greater success sure to follow. lst Row: D. Lang, M. Reed, B. Bent, S. Epstein, I. Ingalls, R. MacCallum, J. Naff, J. Guinta, Mr. john Faucett 2nd Row: J, Quinn, R. Newman, R. Glorieux, J. Olivieri, J. Bahchyck, R. Carty, R. Hawes, J. Morse 3rd Row: J. Kent, M. Curvis, A. Conton, B. Rand, P. Darrell, B. Mann, C. Galvin, C. Becker FA...S0...LA... 1Jl'Row fl-rj: Mr. john Faucett, B. Giorgio, G. Carpenito, T. Kirkpatrick, C. Gallant, L. Brittain, A. Gilchrest, M. Simonet, F. Buttaro, M. O'Berg 2nd Row: C. Murtha, L. Lehner, B. Kelly, J. Nighelli, J. O'Connell, J. Palombo, C. Celata, M. Ritchie 3rd Rauf: J. Byers, J. Van Riper, A. De Vasto, P. McCarty, P. Pratt, E. Nighelli, S. Blake, P. Montisano, K. Schafer, J. Grossi. Tl... CRIMSONETTES What was once our girls' glee club has now been re-christened the Crimsonettes to add that extra little touch to their already practically per- fect ensemble. These girls now have a tremendous and varied repertoire on hand with something suit- able for almost any occa- sion. Composed solely of Dedham I-ligh's charming mademoiselles, it is one of our largest singing groups in hoth quantity and qual- i fy. l2l P Rauf I: M. Holton, V. Lutz, J. Cormack, J. Johnstone, S. Forbes, M. McNally, J. Marcella, J. Capone, Razz' 2: B. De- Falco, K. Sheridan, J. Podolski, J. McGuire, B. Lake, P. McNally, B. Robertson, J. Todesca, E. Brown. Row 3: C. McKillop, D. Collins, L, Gobbi, K. Sexton, N. Hertz, A. Martluarclt, R. Collins, M. Rinella, Ron' J: R. Roche, J. Win- bourne, D. Luce, W. Robinson, M. Prather, P. Weber, B. Jordan, P. Wfriglit, G. Cove, M, Taylor. As a representative of the student body the Student Council of '65-'66 under the capable leadership of Mr. Joseph Bell, sponsored a great many activities. Con- tinuing tradition, the Council held its an- nual candy sale and talent show. Some of .N- , . . . n ,, -1-. . ' 1 , - inf: ci, ' gf 'ii -X , x li' H' A -' ' 3' Many thanks 2 Q 'Q to our advisor ' V 4 3 l i l i i Joseph Bell OUR STUDENT COUNCIL T 6- ii. DD the extra highlights during the year were a dance and a car wash. The funds raised on these activities are given as scholar- ships to deserving students at graduation. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Seated: Pres. B. Lake, Sec. P. McNally, J. Todesca, S. Forbes, J. Cormack Standing: Vice-Pres. J. McGuire, Treas. B. Robertson Qi V' AP' .4 A . 1 if 413 4,'-i'c.- G V J V, 'QWN-'-I -.,:.', Q 2'- Q 1 5 ' ,:,:-.g-.-x:fN:- all -...:-N. -N . , :::'f- 3 .144fj52?g.-:gag-xr -43f1.f?:? ' f wb.-.-.-.-:Qc ' 3 -Pxl'-Q 'z? f:Qwi-f fiiff'-???f'! 471' .XX ff 4' 4.113 js' X u 'QQ -w fkfff' V X X 1-. 4r.- -.g.,g.g - , 1 f .Q 5 Q! Q 4. L + + + N Nurses of tomorrow. JR. RED CROSS The junior Red Cross had a very busy year. The members are to be especially remembered for volunteering their serv- ices at various neighboring hospitals and making tray favors for festive occasions to bring joy to hospitalized children. These devoted girls contributed their time to check coats at the annual Talent Show and Senior Play. The class of '66 owes many thanks to them and their super- visor, Miss Catherine Castle. YQ li L 'gl ,, 9 Q 4 ur CH5,DlQlll'9 Slraighl A's '1 r' W ' ' I+ lrste it erm Honor Roll rls ouinumlwiwl boys on the honor roll by 110-27 erm. Four students received straight A's on rep-:rt L-:lrdssi f,'1:ri.4lilv'f l -W ' Halle,-lyn l3Pl.I'illIl5kl, 1 Mainline, amlw Frgnicis Fflnllliv nn' 'PIIIIIURS ' ' u urs: Christi 5 WT 'f' urs: Mail:-l 'li 1 Y ,f unmre-N: .l ' ' ,, 1 s Twullifl. 3' FIRST IH frs: li Ury 1 , Anne Clow Ibl1Fz1ic'o. nrxery, E. , A Grow mt, S. Izirlu .lolmsoir I, Ness, . li. Vivlrn-i rs: Al lin: lim-liiey, C I orsu, if 1, A, lwrru lllllllffl, ll. Nl. O'llQri:. 1llSC'lIlIlO, l , C' Taylor mmrsw: Il. , ll. Felzitzl. ahue. S. li l, Inglis, 4 e, Nl. Al M, Mzitthi minney, .I. 1 -, J. Paloml her, ll, Ile anchuk, Al. bs, J. Shre Sullivan, ll dizin, C. Cont. on P: 'uf Lfvnalavggvvmx v we x.A.l.l.XlL.7l.J.l.l,l Jake Named Ideal Senior iors seem to have emerged unscathed from the 'ing experience of electing their Class Superla- iTo Offer fl0l1ll'ShlPS rush-ut Couric-il has set of at least three 32200 tips to lw awarded to lsoniors next .lime at Un, The money for these- iips will be e a r n e cl Ecar washes. the salf- of yrs and st-liool supplies, itliv talent show, the fle, and other func-tions ,j by the Student Coun- lffllljlll the sl-hnol year, wal rvalizftd 536li,2U on .,v, Nm. EULAIY, thf- Count-il will 'io tho student body ll mmol lll.lSI'ul :md svhfml Now in the df-signing: l rnalzsfm Jlllnl vmlllf-riis , ri Ili-A form of plastic- ills uf tht' clrwills will I l- M-lwfulalrralilg. filllfl, with thi- lilrxlilu-:w of il, mllnrl-rx. -'MJl'lwl1lg lo lvl- wuzln. 211'-' l'- slvl11i.f 'lrilks-, VII'-'Vit-Niri'llV Mlflillly, I':.p.tillx' fill' www lll Ill: www Ll pull' L :1wl'lLu1 I .VY lwil X Illlvli to flwizu M151 ' Stud'-nt 'Wiwrl 1- 'rixmx if. .1 wr .1 s-..',1. to Mlm it-',',...v.Itf lf. lives. The following students 1 will carry high the banner of? WSG. Agatha tllunnym Gianangelo and Stew Vitelli were chosen as: the ht-st dressed. The two lJQ5li looking are Sandy Hillegas and Jimmy liampe. Bev Lake and Peter Wright. the most popular at DHS., have also done the most for our school. Jean Mar- cella zinc' best Sm laugh wa Barbara Tommy and Larl Opposilio class flii buy and noni and and Kuvi most lik Kevin ill genius. Joanna Clifford seems to out talk the entire via:-is while Gr:-g Alle-n prefers to przivtii-fl l'etit-mivw, Tho 451335 rmisit-inns ure Holly Jane .,..t.. tilt: llama Slriw-w and Karl Wallace. J0- .lnnza ladonisi and Eddie Gillies :iw the vlnss nrtists, .lean Sup- zunis, fuuml dllllvlllg whercxei' xlwrlf ls nmsiv, and Joe Keave- H1-V, who 1-utis a good rug him- :f-lf, wt-rw 1-hosen as the scho0l's lrlwfil 11::nr-1-rs. Ilurze Robertson .tml lim: Frzmziv-r are cwmilsizlorml l In lt fr !l1lIlll'f'll and Iloburl J. Ii-Ily with :I Huhllv sense of fmmvn. line vlslsag wil, The pgpg 4 i i i Sandra Butler R ign ' 'enior Prom Quee On December 10, the biggest social event of the year, the Senior Prom, place. Reigning over our Winter Wonderland was lovely Sandra Butler with C Fish, Richard Roche escorted the Senator to the general assemb- ly, where he related int-idents of his trip to Viet Nam and the Far East. In his speech. the Senator emphasized the situation in Viet Nam ,as a problem of our generation He hopes that the young people here in the U. S believe as strongly in their gov' ernment as the young rommun- ists believe in theirs. How can -this country expect other na- Mrs M rs and and con perfec of mam the nvitationf directior ade a sur nn in the Led Clues niors Been in a senmr filled 4 Il L0 e question- the final ommittee. of Mr. busy for and mak for the vreau was :e Book. ions were xaic cafe- mle Win- ,uuzouuu ucmuua 1'u1'cualSt Year of Good Leadership 1965-66 class officers are now busy with the prob- lc-ms that confront their respective classes. President Pete-r Wright. Vice-President Beverly Lake, Treasurer Marg- aret Sinclair. and Secretary Hwrbora Robertson of the class of 'url till had many decisions to mztke in respect to the Senior Prom. At this writing, Junior Class FU' 'N 'Y W ' 3 Seniors Beach IVMST Semi-1771.215 College division juniors took a national test in competition ' May. This V'lEaEed H-- -,L,-,,.. . Quality not quantity was this year's goal. It started with several set backs, but it ended with a paper worthy of the finest Times', editor. This year's paper also Saw several innovations, such as the Dear Sadie column, where even the most moon-struck lover could find a solution to his problems, and Super Fig, our finger-biting serial- Kevin and Tim worked long :md hard hours along with their staff to give the MIRROR a very successful s 685011. ence not only in themselves but also in their people. To prove how much Dedham esteems past President John F. Kennedy, over 351,000 was con- a JFK Memorial tributed to Suholarsliip, and the Reflections of 1964 was dedicated to him. In appreciation of the Sena- Richard Broderick tur's visit. presented a portrait of Senator Kennedy himself which he had painted from newspaper photo- graphs. The program was conducted hy lh-ve-rly Lake, President of the Student Council, and James ..-.....,e.l uvuuuul, Detfelafy are all working diligently to build up their treasury. In all classes there is a prob- lem of collecting dues. Many students fail to realize that if they are not in good standing with their class, they are in- eligible to attend their Junior or Senior Proms, or any other class functions. More important than this, they will be ineligible to receive their yearbook. Although elections were held over a month ago, it is worthy of note that a run-off was nec- essary for some offices. In the Senior Class Eugene Caso and 'anks had Christine and Karl onal rec- ntry into ng. 'e chosen from the scores of the examination, which covers natural sciences and cur- rent affairs as well as math- ematics and reading skills. This is the first time that Dedham has placed three students since the testing began. The best is yet to come, how- ever, as Christine, Susan, and Karl are just beginning to en- joy the benefits of their high honor. Already many colleges have begun to try to recruit them, some small and some as large as the Ivy colleges. Karl, in addition, has received letters ' ' 'Vu' 'ml' Vocal Music the Choir and Girls' Glee le his st-vcnty-sevctith storyland slcippccl Iiuhtlv to thi- tv-rf Y lcc window there came ri l'i1t't'. Th Sitilil ht? lH'll lfl WHS :nionm-t-d scrrttcliing. then ziilwrrihlf-Y All over thc city. N5 ticking, and linally a slintleirifill' US Ylltt PM' Ptlllltl SW. Qiilllt Z ot' the window, Bari' lmiltt-di-lFll'1Ul Ht' llt'l'lllW Wf'l ' ll'-'SVVUY' if-kyy up und ht-hold 1, ,iginling hnildintgs, t-:igniting auto- L likog of which have nt-vcrlmobiles, and devouring pedes- Ii Lff 2 Xxorf lit , her than his spinal cord, th all his remaining strength. . hurled himself into his iwer stall! In a matter of onds he emerged, clad in the tiliar brown and olive drab tume with symbolic inverted in his chest and cape. Super 1 was ready! He' then darted his refrigerator, and pro- ded to gulp several packages we Senior pollig PETER WRIGHT Anyone who has ever talked to Peter in the corri- is or at his traffic spot is immediately aware of his ttnc ptfrsoiiality Wiitftiier it he fr its nianai:cr of the liockcy ti-ain. as hotnt-rmnn repri-si-ittnliwf. or as it inenihcr of the Stiitlcnt Council, Peter has always: dis' played the quiilities of lf'flt,lf-l ship, friendliness, and willing- nes to work that have made all of us like him so much, enough in fact, to elect him President in both junior and senior years It has not always been as a statesman that Peter has served his class. Who can forget the beautiful work he did in decor, ating for the Junior Prom? After graduating from DHS, Peter plans to go to college and eventually become a dentist. So, forty years from now, friends, when your upper and lower plates are giving you trouble. go to Peter Wright. lJ.Rl.ll.. a leader, a friend, and a very won- derful person. l l i . r , Cltili havc been worlfiftig fiilitff-riliy Qllltt' r--pt--riiiivil on 'twill tiilv- t-,trois ln Ht'lll'Ilitv f fit l lt iitwll 'ill ! ii','wv'tI, v.l.4i if-rt liftlllqlll .it fJni'.'.'fn.il Huh -' for illlll- yi-ares, lir-f,irn+ 'ln' lnirr-clrir til' Vin-:tl l-iii -'f-, it- inu Yrfrini-r toifw- lf'Il'll'Y', lttilivrt lfVlill+- ihc stnrlt-nt bmlv is i-ag awaiting the first :tppwtr oi' a llf'W9lYlL1llliif group' ,L s voir-ri chi-rns, inmlf: up f-nt of sfiphornore boys, who thcrnselvca the Crinison-A These boys will sing svicli '. known favorites as W Wondcrlilml, Whitt- thrist 5llW'1' Ili-lls, and the l Drummer Hoy. The DHL? choral ernnps, coiiipaiiietl by Senior Rr Newman and Junior tie Laniphere, pre-se-nrt-d their nual Christmas corict-iz in High School Auditorium, Snnflay, Iiei-ember lie, at l There was no admission the Assisting Nlr, lfnncett preparatiotis art- viii- fhoir ficcrs who were elmittttl sprinc. The 'hoii ot't'ii'i-rs Presiflent. .lark Oiivieri, President, Nniicj: llfrtz, Secretaries, Phyllis Blontiz and Betty Jane Shreve V .W Vw 5 ,QBU N 'iff iff' Alliiiizilljrthge program sh who had not been killed by the beetles were killed by the DDT, and the rest were dying of the odor from the dead beetles! Super Fig had done it again, JTO BE CONTINUED IN THE NEXT ISSUED Student Govt. Elections Held All the tension and anxiety of the Student Government election 'ire now over. After running the gauntlet of a homeroom election and two class elections. Robert Frasier was chosen by the seniors to represent D.H.S. at Student Government Day. On March 1, Bob, along with many other students from all over the state, will attend the legislative meeting. Each rep- resentative is elected to office by choosing a ballot from a large tishhowl. For one day the state legis- lators will step down and per- mit the students to run the State House. The student rep- fig bars' the source of his resentatives will debate and vote rertalents. on iuper Fig charged dynamic- U1 y into the oftice and quickly posed of the beetle with a Of rate blow to the left com- SDI ind eye, He disposed of the for cass in his garbage disposal his CJ!1U1dL9H It seems that almost the entire 5 I been afflicted with a new di 'angeiy enough the girls seem I 'rier of this disease is characte irmous black eyes, a shortened fact almost every girl at DHS if lthful. While this does remove an ,ult in mistaken identities. After carefully observing the dr :h as a mad desire to look like as as large as quarters, it has i Student Council would make r :lashes instead of candy this yea longer be tempted to break thei lld simply wear their younger they problem would be solved, and lncil eyelashes. Yes, this strange disease from ict on the students of DHS. Wh Be trod. now mince twelve-year Nov. 6: Chris Healey figures out averages. fears warning card 'Nov. 23: Mr. Smith agrees to C.O.D. But will he? ce are huge success. rwood in everything but the rm at Garden. A certain Miss emed to enjoy themselves. i Dedham. take deep interest in Dedham rnalism. dis 'tgeneral principles. em - thirty days has Feb- :tober or . . . t her report card in protest ving A+s. Boss Itchie eating candy on ln of '66 football team. Con- rteen hours at Child World oys, Kenlj something ln common with e nod from Colby Jr. Good learn what they're taking pped Chemistry. Mir, Kehoe tGeorge, that is.l be wry exciting. tome to f'hriQtm:as ncqnmhlv :infl I-. Under the direction of I Judith Brier, President J Uliveri, Treasurer Cheryl E mle, Secretary Jane Chapn and Program Chairman E beth Belmore were elected lier in the year. HONOR ROLL... tCont. from Page li SECOND HONORS Seniors: J. Bailiro, E. I more. E. Bordo. K, Burns. Buttaro. D. Caroselli, N, t ment. J. Cline, A. Constant M. Crowe, P. DeFilipptgt, llineen, Nl. Ellen Doyle Ewell, J. Favreau. P. Fiorpiit C. Gallant, N. liarkins, llealey, T. Kring. E Lehed P. McNally, Nl. Miller, Pasella. J. Rf-isnian, ll. Hitw- Rinella, M. Ritchie, ll. Roh' son, C. Twohig, IW. Wilson. Juniors: L. Boisxert, Hoot-kle, F. Jenkins, E NI den, C. Nlziscizirelli, tj. Blucci cio, li tJ'Donnell. N. Pnntani S. Raineri, K. Sexton, , ...l..-.ii at work. Teehan, S Tobin, B. Victn old dolls with shortened Dec. 10: A dead night - evervbod sta e LIBRARY COUNCIL s.,,,Nk.-at --E.,t .. S i -., ui fl Sa.zfeJ.' E. Freeman, E. Bordo, T. Kirkpatrick M. Doyle, K. Schafer, C. Steimle, N. Clement, J. Ogden, A. Mulvey, Standing, Rout I: B. Belmore, S. Gillooly, J. Clifford, A. Drysdale, M. Eosco, P. Palombo, P. Stone. K. O'Connor, S. Rinella, K. Mayall, P. Morgan, L. Naser, M. Monroe, G. Montague. Razr' 3. I-rx N. Upshall, D. Brown, R. Ricci, B. Robertson, J. Chapman, N. Dewar, J. Quinn, J. Shire, D. Fiorenza, C. Burns, J. Briggs, P. Callahan, J. Caponito, L. Ness. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Duhamel, the Library Council has made it possible for the members of DHS to enjoy our Library again this year. By keeping the books in proper order on the shelves, issuing overdue notices, and stamping out books to our studious members, the Library Council is very important to the proper functioning of our Library. L'nder the leader- ship of Mrs. Lillian' Lowrance, the Fu- ture Homemakers of America recently or- ganized .1 Dedham chapter of this nak tional organization. The main purpose is to treate interest and ability in girls for carrying out h o rn e .ictix ities. 'l'liey held Ll Christ- mas Party for the pre-school thildren of the N.w.ireth f,li1ltl Centi.-11 .it- tcnilt-tl imttional con- xciitiiiris, Serxed re- fiesliments at Par- ents' Night, and niany entt-red Betty Ciiiilwrs Sf-ircli lor tlii-Atiit-1it.1i1lliiine- inaltti of ilivmorrow l28 THEY PRACTICE' ,,,,....---V b 4 Slrmdizzg' D. Fiorenza, M. Blood, J. Buttlar, N. Upshall, I.. Clasquin, J. Byers, C. Packer, P. Callahan, D. Brown, P. Stone, M. Petrusewicz, E. Hart, Sealed: M. Cochran fl-Iistorianj, D. Steffano fTreas.J, Mrs. L. Lowrance, K. Cudd fVice-Pres.J, J. Fleming fPres.J, K. Brown fSec.J, Mary MacRae fReporterJ KL. zo r.j J. Laine, K. Wallace, T. Mullen, C. Healey, T. Nolan. IVHAT THEY PREACH ROTARY SPEAKERS Twelve speakers and only four categories pro- vides stiff competition- especially when perform- ing not only for the Rotary Club judges but also for the student body and fac- ulty of DHS. Without Mrs. Carolyn Fitspatrick and Mr. Arthur Barker, who seemed more nervous than the contestants, the production could not have succeeded. The four win- ners from the categories: humorous, poetry, p rose and oratory received beau- tiful plaques and all twelve won the admiration of the school and a wonderful experience in public speak- ing. JR. ROTARIANS Fxeiy 'lhursclny the Rotary Club invites two young men to come dine with .intl speak to thorn. This is ru give our lotal businessmen a c h fl n c e to catch up on what is happening at DHS. These discussions are of great interest to both the boys and the club members, besides, the food can't be beat! UI H. - Y' Seated I-r: R. Collins, B. Belmore, C. Champey, M. Dardinski, F. Buttaro Szmdizzg I-rx G. Lamph- ere, K. Mayall, J. Olivieri, K. Sheridan, B. Shreve I29 DRAMA CLUB l l . Q , Row 1: L. D. Russo, K. Schafer, L. Brittain, M. Ambrose, H. Dennen, S. Wfalters, J. Clifford, S. Becker, E. Belmore, N. Dewar, M. Ritchie J. Nelson, P. Chapman. Rnz1'2.' M. Miller, C. Steimle, B. Schraub, I.. Eannello, I.. Forgzuites, G. Hawkins, A. Drysdale, L. Shire, -I. Shire, Philpot, V, Clark, M. Simonet. Ron' 5: A. MacAllister, S. Flannery, F. Twohig, C. Champey, E. Nighelli, A. DeVasto, Nighelli, S Curran, K. Mayall, j. Grosse, S. Riccio, B. Reynolds, D. Hodgdon, C, Parsons, N. Pantano. Rau' J: S. Arell, C. Ware, D. Di Russo, T. Mullen R. Newman, R. Ewell, E. Zorra, D. Lang, C. Healey. R. Ricci, G. Lamphere, Killion, T. Aliano, P. Sullivan. OUR PRCMISING THESPIANS CN 5 - .. - .. ......, at .... M f- ef H iszW'l I -if A. l3XH.lT'l'lVE COUNCIL: C. Steimle, treasurer, J. Chapman, secretary, C. Parsons, D. '..i:i.'. S Arcll, VI. Olivieri, president, B. Belmore, program director. Under the direction of MIS. judith Brier and with the hard work of the Drama Club officers, the membership soared to an all- time high of seventy-odd fI'16ml3Cf5- There were numerous theater par- ties, many workshops, and expertly- done plays by the members of the club. Experimenting with make-up, lighting techniques, costtuning, and set building were discussed. It was a productive year from which all members benefitted. . I 'WU L. Io r.: P? Does, R. Quinn, J. Laine, Advisor Mr. Arthur Barker, J. Canry, C. Ambrose, R. Ricci, D. Lang The AV Crew of '66 took a major step forward-it became co-ed! Under the watch- ful eye of Mr. Arthur Barker, the crew comprised of many boys and one girl contribute muchito DHS. They control the lighting and sound effects at assembly functions and all movie projectors for class viewing. Learning how to operate and repair various equipment, the boys contribute to the smooth-running efficiency of DHS. STAGE AND BEHIND THE SCENES HAM RADIO CLUB Although the Ham Radio Club had but a sole member in '66, it is not to be forgotten. Mr. Charles Quale instructed James Laine in International Morse Code and radio theory, in preparation for his Federal Communications Amateur Li- cense. Mr. Charles Quale, james Laine I3 I AND AT BRANDEIS i ,... y The class of '66 is very fortunate to have two outstanding students, out of a total of ten Greater Boston High School seniors, ta k i n g courses at Brandeis University. Representing Dl-IS were Kevin Hunt and john Rosado. In this accelerated atmosphere, the hoys pursued biology and calculus respectively and made quite a name for DHS as well. I32 THIS YEAR AT THAYER . . . Though Karl Wrrllace was our sole rep- resentative to the Thayer Academy .program during the summer of '65, he proved him- self quite worthy of this honor. Beginning with a two-week class room orientation period and ending with the suc- y cessful completion of a research project of l his own choice, Karl spent a busy and pro- y ductive summer which is sure to be of , l great value in years to come. BRAIN' l l 4-, l l JOHN ROSADO KEVIN HUNT These Whiz Kids participate in competi- tions at neighboring schools four times a year, where they match their mathematical ge- nius against their able opponents. This year DHS has been repre- sented extremely well and is rapidly moving up the chart towards a front row seat. TEASERS Mo ig Lefz to riglylx M. Dardinski, C. Knight, C. Buckley, R. Collins, C. Champey, K. Hunt, P. Knight, C. Celata, F. Buttaro, K. Wallace. OUR WHIZ KIDS IN ACTION New to DHS in '66 is the chess team, comprised of the best players in the chess club. They were the top five scorers of the matches set up within the club itself. Under the supervision of Mr. Joseph Nunes, these boys and girls travel from school to school participating in the various local chess tournaments. Their first year has been a very successful one. Hats off to our chess team! '5- The chess team shows off! Seated: K. Hunt, 1. Olivieri, K. Wallace. Standing: R. Cruckshank, C. Buckley, C. Celata, R. Romanchuk, M. Ritchie. I33 rv AMERICANISM l Smrfdizzg rear: K. Hunt, M. Miller, Mr. Thomas Yonl-:er adviser, E. Belmore, T. Nolan. Sltvzding front: N. Clement, S.-Canty, J. Reisman For God and Country was the original theme for the Americanism Essay Contest in our junior year. Seven qualified students were chosen to deliver their prize-winning essays before the Legion and the school. Under Mr. Thomas Yonkers guidance, the students again demonstrated their pride in their country, their school, and in them- selves. REPRESENTING DEDHAM . . . BOY AND GIRL STATERS During the summer of '65 four care- fully selected students made the annual trip to represent DHS at Boys' and Girls' State. Chris Healey, Kevin Hunt, and John Ros- ado, our Boys' State representatives, spent a memorable and very profitable week at the University of Massachusetts. Christine Celata, who represented us at Girls: State, had a very interesting and rewarding week at State College in Bridgewater. By attend- ing lectures, taking part in elections, and actually holding office, all four learned much about how our State Government 1 3. W is run. I I I Q11 N SftIIIdj7.'iQ.' john Roszulo, Christopher Healey, Kevin Hunt Seafed: Christine Celata. l34 AT WORK STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE Robert Frazier, statesman in the making, was chosen this year to represent our school in the State House on Student Government Day. His brilliant job on Capitol Hill was worthy in all respects of The Class of '66. leff fb K tie PAT McNALLY REPRESENTATIVE TO U.N. Annually, the members of the junior Class are required to write an essay entitled, What the United Nations Means to Mef' During the summer of '65, Beverly Lake, representative of DHS and the Class of '66, went to New York City for one week, and along with representatives from all over the United States and Canada, was a guest of the Oddfellows. During the exciting, activity-filled week, Beverly still found time to make many new friendships. Everyday she attended lectures at the U.N. and also at the Italian and German embassies. Every night was truly a night on the town! . W, l ROBERT FRAZIER D,A.R. GOOD CITIZEN Patriotism, leadership, service, dependability-these quali s best exemplify our D.A.R. Good Citizen. In the com ' bined opinion of the Class of '66 and the faculty, Pat Mc Nally, this year's representative, fulfilled to the nth degree all of these prerequisites. After receiving this honor, Pat at tended two meetings in March. At the first, she was presented with her Good Citizen Pin. At the second, she toured historic Boston along with representatives from other high schools l BEVERLY LAKE -'gy-fx, my :-, ,. ,,Q11giYQ.,11,,.I1 'lux few. :'4g1:fF.f -: , K-: 'ggi .zsfr 1 . 77131: .. tr 1 '-. 1 ull ..-1, ,z .r:, , 1 If-ftffz A. 4' .-nib, . Vx- ., , x , 'xl 'A Riff! -'f'5i- xl ' 2 ' rrkig Dx 'v!r..'. Qtr, . 5, f C ., I I . 'Aj' ww :W f' 2 H up Q Qjfagf' ' 1 4 f' , I r P 4 fi. 01 , 1 up V. ,nv I- 574-1 xl s 2 Q N 1 44 , 1, W, R , ' 1 . 1 Qivw g w t V ' ,V Q 5 , S ,, 5 4 ' PQ wg., R- VA.: . Q ' . x KQV 5 ' 5, ff? X ' .X 1 : 1, 'Q' ' J ' ' nw. 0 0 , X4 H ti A X Hi 'A Ai.. '4' . Q Q 0 4 ,,., ' , !,.u yn W W. ff ' 1 nt' , ', 4, 5, a' N. . .Tw ,Q .i. I on' ' 1 4:1 I 1 'f 0 ,Z kid,'f,u. 1, Q I1 i 5 km. .gi r 'W' IJ 09' 5 X K, 'A 1. E X, ,gf avi ey, ..p if 'Arg 1 ' lldfjf 11. ' 3 1 r K9 , ,aff s f, I M, 3 if f 3 , . . ' 4 . nv ' f , X s I, ,nv 'W ' 1 ' .-6 ' Q 4 ' , 1+- .-n af' ff' . 1 15 , ah- as ' Nw. 'bk U 1 f 1 if 'M 'yi 52 ' YL K, Viv! 5 ,g . S Ha. 1 df., I i . , 1'-' ., 11 wth' -, 'K' - , x - . m ., 541 - I , 'A ' ' ' -' 3- V. wx Q1 Hwy X Gym' . X- , , ' 58 I , , V Y 2 1. ' X 1. A A 4' 5 I 1? Sandy in Wonderland OUR WINTER WONDEF 4 ' 'rffffywnvww From the receiving line to the parties at dawn, December 10, 1966, was truly a magical evening. Our cafeteria had been transformed into a Winter Wonderland where sleigh bells tinklecl and Frosty the Snow Man was the understanding chaper- one. Partners glided by under sparkling snow- flakes, or whispered in the shadows of tinseled Christmas trees. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Queen and her court. With so many starry-eyed beauties, this proved a difficult task, but Sandy Butler was the lucky girl to reign over this world of ice and snow. In years to come DHS seniors of the class of '66 will still dream of their prom and the en- chantment that lasted close to forever. , 5 I, ' vp., 61 ff ' O 'R f x- V' J i -'- .4 J Q 'J H 2, ,, Could this 2 fo ' 'K Q 4 . L um I . 'ak 'l sg-h sg. ..? , I . Y O ' 8 u Q . 41.5 ? P A 'N 4 'E ' f X ,R Waltzine in a W 1Wonderland . . . X S ARDIN DES FLEURS are nff,,'v' Z' pw , jj :F Y X ,nal A 'M I M 'lf 1 A cc! 6. A, xx ...andthe W band played on! Z 4' L Mr. O'Donnell, may I present . , . SWEET MAGIC The evening of May 21 held sweet magic for all who attended the junior Prom. The dancing lights played on each girl's gown transform- ing her into a lovely Cinderella, and every handsome prince was truly charming. The pale green and yellow decorations of our Jardin des Fleurs converted the well-known gymnasium into a mystical and enchanting world in which the Queen of the Evening, Carrie DiPietro, reigned in splendor. Our felicitous Jardin des Fleurs will never be forgotten. Let's act nonchalant. I ' ' . K4 ' g , 9 0 'P , 5 I I I , its 5fep.mgffhef-5fep iw , 1 ix f l ti It ,,,, .-f gi H 1i ','i,,.':, 'Z , ' er- ilk '4 , , i 3 if 2, Y I f vf - Q2 I feel pretty! . . . and our hearts were young and gay Q. V' si C UPlD'S HAVEN As that romantic time of February 14th rolls around each year, the band sponsors its annual semi-formal Sweethearts' Ball. This year following a tradition set up several balls ago, the West- wood High Dance Band enchanted us with their music. The theme this year was Cupid's Haven and in this magic world, which Pam Knight and her decorating committee so artistically created, Cupid certainly was the King. His Queen was delightfully enchanting Shirley La Fay and Chris Healey, the band president, crowned her with pride. The arrows of those devilish cupids on their carousel horses must have hit their marks, for all the DHS sweethearts went home with stars in their eyes. ...teafortwo... H a . l I , If ' V. t ..,, , c 'Rt . , .M i Q .., .. , ' ,YW av. V..-1 . '4 3 , m an 'HM guide ,ball !f H fl rwwmwmy Sugar and spice and everyt nn mce . . . l 952 f' H- vw ROHK fav INTO 1 dn-'7 'f r , Put a lion in your tank! V THE YEARS '44 LQEP 108 ELEC Tl0N 1 I THROUGH i I 3 xg .. gi 1 . 5M y 5 ' 5 4 1 my ig s .Q : . 1 V 5 -1-98419 . . . and they lived happily ever after. rf TALENT NIGHT r ft '66 On the night of October 29 music and laughter filled Ded- l f l ham High School Auditorium. Gifted DHS students presented to their fellow students and friends a spectacular display of talent in various musical and SHERRY ARRELL L. zo r. PEGGY SINCLAIR, DAVID LANG acrobatic exhibitions. At the close of the evening, awards were made. Mr. joseph Bell raised his hand in a victory V, declaring the show a fi- nancial success for our Student Council and band. - 3 ,I V ,. 3 . xi- , IX S asm 2 HELEN WATSON CHRIS CELATA IANET FLEMMING MARIANNE CIMENO VALERIE CLARK 145 'S ,.. XX ' X ' ' fam usb' 5x-in V ,ix ITS' 2524 A Trio of Trumpets ANCHORS AWEIGH The long-awaited performance of the Navy Band finally came through and proved itself well worth the wait. To open the program, Lieutenant Sieglaff, the director, conducted several concert pieces. Next, Ensign Muffley stepped in as MC and the fun began. The band switched to popular music, featuring various sections and individuals. One of the memor- able numbers was Hello Dolly , directed to Sandy Hillegas. From classical, to popular, to jazz, and then to traditional Navy songs, the band won the hearts of DHS students, who began begging at once for a repeat performance. 9 r . ' I .M I K. f. 4. l .1 I ,F I v 1 M' 'MJ N101 ., . ,z arf, ' Row 1: A. Drysdale fStud. Dir.J, L. Lehner, E. Freeman, J. Favreau, B. Belmore, R. Collins. Row 2: J. Byers, A. MacAllister, D. Lang, M. Sinclair, J. Grosse, Mrs. Judith Brier. Row 3: G. Caccavio, J. Olivieri, C. Healey, R. Ewell, E. Zorra, T. Mullen Eyma ICI? As a result of the efforts of the entire class, our Senior Class Play, held the nights of April 15-16, was one of the biggest hits ever. Thanks to the talent of Mrs. Judith Brier our wonderfully patient coach and Anne Drysdale her able assistant, our production of Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion would have done Broadway credit. Everyone in the cast, together with the members of the setting, costume, make-up, and tickets committees, worked many long hard hours preparing for the big night-and when it was over our cast was signing autographs. i 9. ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR CLUB SALES LEADERS sf.mdmg.- J. cami, B, J. Shreve, L. Naser, D. Perry. Smfed. P. Derilippo, Sflwdingf G. Savioli, J. Bartlett, P. DeFiIimv0. C- Twohig, L- Nam. B- J G. Savioli, 1. Bart ett, T. Kirkpatrick. Shreve, C. Burns, J. Canry. Seated: L. Pacella, J. Saparnis, P. Colantuoni T. Kirkpatrick, D. Perry, J. DiNinno. - 44 2 ' 1. Z' G M, 1 . ,V fi Q 4 f 5 .rx 3 I L l I-V I . '74 PLAYBOOK COMMITTEE Slangling: C. Burns, C. 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