Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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MISS JUDITH LYONS Discipline — is her forte . . . finds the subject of philosophy en- joyable along with art and music . . . expects students to be able to take responsibilities ... a most efficient English teacher . . . takes an interest in her pupils ' well-being. MISS RITA JANE MACDOUGAL What ' s your problem? ... en- countered DHS students for the first time as a practice teacher . . . presently heads the Ski Club . . . expects students to conduct themselves as mature per- sons . . . especially fond of her 2A4 English class. MRS. JUDITH PALMER You all hush! — frequently heard as Mrs. Palmer talks to her pupils . . . demands discipline and order . . . adds a touch of Texas charm to all her classes . . . ex- pects students to have the desire to learn . . . assists the -Drama Club in producing plays. MR. ELWOOD PHILBRICK Enjoys visits from former stu- dents . . . likes the qualities of humility and curiosity in his stu- dents . . . has a vast reservoir of knowledge at his disposal sets up individual conferences with his students after school . . . his pet-peeve is the loud-speaker in 107 . . . often tells students of his travels. MISS MARYLOU ROLLINS Attractive new English teacher . . . imported from Nevada . . . often rem- inisces about teaching at Fort Knox . . . went from an MG sports car to a Volkswagen . . . extensive vocabulary . . . specializes in language diaries. MISS SONYA SINGER A most valuable and dedicated English teacher . . . proud of her Harvard degree . . . second best is far from good enough . . . unusual policy in dealing with compositions and absentees use the mail? . . . pet peeve — non- participating classes.

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f MRS. HAZEL DUNCAN Friendly new English teacher . . . expects a student to do the best he is capable of doing, and to be honest with himself . . . has an exciting Southern drawl . . . pet peeve is people who waste their talents and abilities . . . enjoys flying, dramatics, and horseback riding. MRS. JANE FINN Returned to DHS in our senior year, couldn ' t stay away ... a cheerful smile to dispel all gloom . . . philisophical outlook . . . inquiring mind . . . known for maintaining a quiet classroom . . . and for those Monday vocabulary quizzes ! MRS. JUDITH HAYS Radiant newcomer to DHS . . . from the Midwest . . . finds our customs differ from those of her home state . . . active advisor of the Drama Club . . . free time spent sailing and painting . . . chewing gum is her pet peeve. MRS. CAROLE IWANICKI One teacher who never runs out of great ideas . . . former student of DHS . . . director of NHS . . . responsible for our newly recon- structed exchange program finds Europe most exciting . . . English and German classes are quite remarkable. MR. GEORGE KALDRO Added a distinctive touch to the fac- ulty . . . our young moustached profes- sor ... architecture is his main inter- est ... students often do not meet his requirements . . . calls our student body fun-loving . . . eager to help stu- dents attain perfection. MR. JOHN KENNY Let ' s change gears ... ac- curacy in composition and manners is compulsory . . . has an extra special way of expressing himself ... a serious thinker . . . humor, subtly expressed. 15

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES MR ANTHONY ZONFRELLI Cela — depende . . . industrious head of the foreign language department . . . enthusiastic about the newly-acquired language lab ... would like to see more boys take foreign language . . . especially after having had an all-girl French V class . . . conducts interesting philosophical discussions in French ... has a true concern for the problems of his students. MISS CATHERINE CASTLE Well . . . our industrious Latin teacher . . . works hard to organize students in Jr. Red Cross . . . never too busy to carry on a friendly con- versation with students . . . lets nothing interfere with her at- tendance at the Boston Symphony . . . proud of her little house in New Hampshire. MR. EDWARD COFFEY Introduces ninth graders to the joys of French and Latin . . . en- joys tennis and hockey ... his classes are familiar with the antics of his young daughter . . . hates the seemingly endless corridors of DHS . . . unassuming excellence evident in all that he does. MISS ELIZABETH DEMPSEY Parlez francais, s ' il vous plait . . . sparkling new asset to the foreign lan- guage department . . . extensive ward- robe . . . teaches French to perfection . . . articulate in speech . . . makes every day a true learning experience. MRS. SUZANNE HEALY Always meets her class with a friendly Bonjour . . . enjoys talking about all our great sports teams . . . always seen at our hockey games . . . could never be unfriendly . . . noted for her pa- tience, especially in the French lab. 17