Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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MISS LAUREN PHILLIPS Let ' s keep quiet! .... pretty newcomer to the business depart- ment . . . able advisor to both the F.S.A. and the Senior Class . . . enjoys correcting papers . . . finds a special attraction in Dallas . . . traveling in New England is a fa- vorite pastime. MR. CHARLES QUALE Always has a friendly hello for everyone he passes in the halls ... be- lieves the right angle to approach a problem is the try angle . . . coaches the cross country and outdoor track teams . . . stresses diligence in penman- ship and figuring to his bookkeeping students ... a perfect delight to all his business students. MR. CLARENCE SMITH Always concerned with each of his students . . . advisor to Senior Play Book . . . downfall of those who go to their lockers before dis- missal bell . . . enjoys golfing, ski- ing, and bowling . . . suggests math be double checked in clerking classes . . . expects all students to try for a goal. MR. KENNETH TOOMEY Adds many wittisms to his busi- ness organization and law, typing, and general business classes . . . suggests that everyone learn to ac- cept more responsibility . . . de- pendable leader of the Business Club . . . enthusiastic announcer at foot- ball games . . . enjoys singing at amateur talent shows . . . his weak- ness is Irish sones! 26 MR. WILLIAM YOUNG Better known as Wild Bill . . . teacher of business and law . . . head coach of basketball . . . heard advising team members just take ' em one at a time men . . . maintains an unperturbed air 99% of the time . . . striving for the height of excellence.

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, ' J.J Wt - — Wt ■ — - BUSINESS MR. JOHN WALLACE Distinguished leader of business department . . . office machines and accounting, his fields ... ex- perienced golfer and excellent coach . . . enjoys gardening and reading . . . gives his classes a first- hand account of his travels in the USA and Canada. MISS MARIE CIRELLI Let ' s settle down! ... often seen lost in a crowd of students . . . admires maturity in young people . . . thinks students have inexhaustible supply of energy . . . looks for sincere eagerness to learn. MISS LOUISE GAGNON May I have your attention for a moment, please . . . respected teacher of office machines, type- writing and bookkeeping . . . en- joys travelling, knitting and photog- raphy . . . expects a businesslike at- titude, sincere effort and the best work a student is capable of doing. MISS ROSA HAJINLIAN A firm believer in the more work and less gab philosophy ... a true lady of fashions . . . adds a certain something to the business department . . . fan of contemporary literature . . . extends her sense of humor to all. MISS MARIE HALACHIK Yes, mam . . . always up to date on the latest fashions ... an asset to faculty versus student bas- ketball game . . . always trying hard to make her 4C1 girls the future secretaries of tomorrow ... an en- joyable companion to Mrs. Iwanicki on summer tour of Europe. 25 £3 SSK£3

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SPECIALISTS MR. ROBERT CARROLL Head of physical education at DHS . . . new JV hockey coach ! ... pet punishment — pushups! . . . noted for his bright royal blue sweat pants . . . proud of the espirit de corps in his department . . . involved in athletics in his home- , town, too ... can ' t escape! ■ MR. A. EVERETT ALDRICH Teacher of physical education . . . coaches varsity baseball . . . brought a tournament team to DHS . . . spends free time reading and following the sports of that par- ticular season at DHS . . . sets standards for his men to develop their desire to win and their love of sportsmanship. MRS. JANE CHESEBRO A likeable, attractive gym instructor . . . especially fond of seven squat thrusts . . . coaches tennis and basketball . . . ad- vises cheerleaders . . . recently assumed the role of housewife ... is still called Miss Hyde by seniors and juniors. MRS. JUDITH DUBAJ A very active phys. ed. instructor . . .has led both high school and junior high gym classes ... a special talent for the trampoline . . . attractive and petite . . . excels in all sports. 27