Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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4,2-'25, I.1 .1 A I IMR. PHILIP FARRINGTON ' Math nf, 'i.'. The very embodiment of happiness ancl merri- . ment. ' A AMRS. PATRICIA TAYLOR - Math It is the quiet worker who succeeds. J MRS. GENEVIEVE McCAFFREY Math A good disposition is looked upon with envy. .7t.la+ 9 X l'mf I I I . wifi lil, f il' , fl- A llxjf f :li 1 lim l :',g I 21-,I iff ,Q 'flfflffi .MQ i ,K H R 1' i ii , f f . . If 5 ,l ' ii I .. i A lllt tial fl ' ' it Q lf! Qi' . l Aj Aff' is . ,,,, i 5 N U F 5 4. NIR. JAMES BAKER Math aff sf . ' 1 x 4 ' . I MR. RICHARD BERGER ' Math A m:1n's own character is the arbiter of his fortune. A man who can make things easier is the educator. W1---w..-... ,- gf- fVgQg.' .e.' 1 , , MR. MAURICE HURLEY NR' DONALD SEAGER D213-'..fj '- ' - ' ' ' .- Math ' Math QQQAPHQ who Speaksi loudly shall be heardf' Victory at all cost, victory in spite of all terror, victory Q X -:.'.'.-Si .i , I ' -I I I, . - I A however long and hard the road may be.

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X ,sn 'H i MR. ROBERT TORAN English 'Everyone excels in something in which another ails. 1- MRS. PATRICIA LASSITER H l English There ts a grace in small things. MR. JOHN KENNY English Why study from books when life has so much to teach? ,Qi .Lfjpwf MRS. MARY DOWNES .r ark L., t 33 1 'fx r si - 't Q A if-Q. its 's s ,sa f-Q ,, , '17 3,4 ' . -1151 -v MR. FRANCIS GRIFFIN ' English Always leave them laughing -when you say good-bye. I I flffiitl-l L 't' 'ifrlthf -f IAJ4: 1w, 1. . .gf-gg:-'Qg.fg!55' we ': r' VH . 4, g ,754 Developmental Reading f,g'jf2'ffEijfQ1, I s a pf PFW? I Jef A f' ,P The best preparation for the future ' present well clone. J r' ,Q-3 :ft-'1 f1? -1' ' 1 -A H--,1 :fall ,,, -fm. gr, , , . I grip! U IP' I, ' 'mill

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l '11 em r il 1'1 if - DIR. CARMEN GALLO Nath A friendly smile, 21 friendly way. 1 1 MISS MARYANNIE DelGROSSO Math The world belongs to the energetic. .l 1 1.2, N l,,l:f5s ' rli1 - MISS DOROTHY ANTONITIS ' Math Noise is not necessary for success. it it it rl i t I l l l 4 i I ll ll MR. GEORGE KEHOE Math- -llend Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable reason so few use it.' MRS. lEl.I.l2N IBORNSTIUN hlath... .N ' . .' . From a little spark may' burst ya mighty! flame-.'T A ' ' ' ' Miss hIAR'l'l-lA CORlNlET'fA'i Mzlth lt takes much time tof'brin'g,'exeel-l ff lcnce to maturity. , ,r ,. vi-S - -'met . ?'2E?i 2552? fx 4.229111 1-6- .4 rf-Eu., 'flill 1If5'ui s1!' ..,1.3ii7:1-11:1 Yfiin .FIS ' Lzffgjf, 4. ,-1 71 A C,,,,. f -,-..f..Uwf-n 1.4 1 , . I ... , -. . , .ff -'1q,,,.. ,.-H . .. ...., 1.1, rw.-,.,7 ...... 1--.173 Q A ,rg I f 1 Q ':. f.-fiesffimz 541:- f! -' ,z-1,r:,x1-41,11 f .,.4H:, . ,., :..y.1'.' 'eff H gf:.1'a'.'ffFf rw f -Q ug.-. ,,.-. wlfijtz '25 71 r7f25'.V ' 5 ' ,:,eE'y:: L 1 :.?,:,ffi,k, .5 fl.,. ., ,...y1 ' 'fm' g,,.gy,,,. . Q, . ..... .i..4 ' -. ,iff ' :ww . , .. .44 viii'-2 5 wi -.ff':4'11'31ffl,TZ .4 f- IH.i2A-1L1,Lf.-1-