Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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Class advisor, audio-visual di- rector, teacher-Mr. Arthur Barker is most representative of all the facets of our years at Dedham High School. As class advisor he was a constant source of en- couragement in our struggle from sophomores to seniors. To his guidance and advice we owe the success of the activities which brought us together as a class and which will be the brightest of our reflections. He has shown us the truth of the philosophy, No man is an island. Members of the senior play cast will remember Mr. Barker as an indefatigable organizer and director, the audience will re- member a professional produc- tion. His AV crew provided the films that brought Us beyond the classroom and engineered the assemblies that highlighted our year. In his English classes he was poet and punster, actor and analyst, critic and comrade. Be- cause he inspired us to strive for excellence in all our endeavors, to discover the beauty and power of our language, and to develop a sense of humor, we gratefully dedicate Reflections i967 to Mr. Arthur C. Barker. 6 We Dadicafe 2 l l 5 Q 5 5' Q 5 ? -llSUAL 6 tilt CENTER 5 4 A

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u 1-. -I ADMINISTRATICN Someone recently said that readers and Thinkers are in the minority. Per- haps events of history prove they always have been. My special hope for you graduates is that if you are not already a member of this select minority, you will accept this chal- lenge to use your educational oppor- tunities to establish a basis for con- structive living that involves service to others as well as efforts at self- improvement. Jbulicifa ln September of i961 the Class of 1967 entered Grade 7 and began its many-years' progress towards the eventual goal of graduation from Ded- ham High School. It was my good for- tune to have been Principal of Dedham Junior High School in that year until March of 1962, and now it is my good fortune to have been with you through your entire Senior High School years. The most noticeable quality about your Class is the maturity attained in this final year of your public school atten- dance-a quality which all teachers seek in a class group. We salute you for this outstanding quality, and to the many vvho contributed so much to our High School's progress goes a special thank you. We hope the years ahead bear out our finest hopes for you, and our thanks in full measure to you. I vice PRINCIPAL Nici-ioiAs DeSALVO