Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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hm.:-J :W K rf, 7 ff Dfw- REFLECTION OF THE FACULTY WHO GUIDED, DISCIPLINED, AND ENCOURAGED OUR LEARNING

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f H' 'tflii .Ig .5 1 -'Mgt 'ti if M ii V it .ms MISS RUTH BAKER Be specific, people re- spected head of the English de- partment happy when students are enthusiastic vast lcnow- ledge of the English language classroom lectures made in- teresting by anecdotes on her many trips has seen and conquered England, Bermuda, and the Canadian Rockies hobbies include theater, reading, music, photography, and collecting china and glass spends most of her time in the book room, but her literary horizons are limitless in l i MR. PAUL E. DORRINGTON Famed football coach of DHS . responsible for V the success of our team .. gives gridsters the , strong determination to win ,. favorite among students . . hopes to clear up some of the i mysteries of English in his students' minds l enthusiastic class presentations .. golf enthus- t last too , . traveled ro North Africa also i the Orient and Bermuda .. warmth and lrinde l ness, synonyms tor our popular teacher and coach. X A ENGLISH l . 'ii 1 i . . iii? N.. fr- f 5- ' A Q2 i i fi .f A sf ' MR. ARTHUR C. BARKER I .- , Powerhouse ol the English department ,.. .ff 'fi efficent audio-visual director notorious i it is epigrarns encourage student participation l 4 , daily classes include active philosophi- , cal debates , enioys his greatest love i fy kpoetry seelrs to bring out the best in l I l ' f gQr ' . - his students .. faithful advisor of the l ,,,,-,,,. ' Senior Class . always has some surprise l A ' sv' for his classes. l i N' - l ,A l 'x l . , 3,122 .,,.,,, V . S , ,.,. 1 . I I 3 MRS. MARY DOWNES 1 Known best by developmental reading students MRS. KATHERINE G. BECKWITH l but should be known by all .. anhoisared top i A I 4 d , , , b f th I rooms of Administration Building until completion , ElgiluslgticngpcgmrnmellngagInagrjigrgesmirerngcding I gf thej nevg wing pleasant and remarkably in- i . 1 , . . I orme a out all good reading skills pre- felljuce'-jgggfgzllzf ?heZl:g:llZn5ngL'i'O dm' l pares students for college boards loves to l t' th C ' instills in her classes a love of the best in -af igligiildgn krijillls reeadsogfseivwilsere She works In her l literature hers is a panoramic view of ' ' ' ' 1 life . . a wealth of information to im- 4 l part never trapped by trivia each day is too important agrees with Emerson that not failure but low aim is a crime. is ,Q-I W1 m x fi .XV .. fi 'L . 5 f - i v ' . in i vu i i l ., i,.4 M li l l 4' gal sFgn iggigig , ionmi Every hand should be flapping people! radiant newcomer to DHS patience out- shines all other attributes recent traveler of i Europe an avid reader and tennis enthusiast i creative and critical thinking in her students is her goal well-known and admired by all her sophomores a true asset to 203. '