Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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H A 1- ,W '-, 'M ' ,JY ,fri K , ',lws+df.M W - 3 -wilfsffr - ' ' 4 i' 5.7! fxf' F ,A Elll I ' Ill I at '4r 4 i a l Y 1 1 W 1 I 0 I I i ! I 1 V A i' I L T E WWDHAM I Reflections Presented by the 1956 Graduating Class of DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL 1 fl, FGREWCRD As seniors, we, the class of 1956, pause for a moment to consider the true purpose of Reflections. We have tried to capture in the pages of this year- book a glimpse of our four years of high school, gone too soon. The friends we knew, where they went, what they were like, the faculty, the sports events, won or lost: the proms, plays, clubs, parties, and even the homework-all these we want to store in this treasure chest of memories, the yearbook. It will refresh happy thoughts of high school when our ages have doubled. tripled, and more. A picture, a phrase, a fad, all will serve as reminders of the carefree, Dad, may I take the car? days. Accordingly, a theme has been chosen to express these sentiments: We Will Have These Moments To Remember. THE EDITOR fN ,A M TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY SENIOR ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS CLUBS SENIGRS 4 Q,gg.fS I 3 5. Q 2 Q14 K ggi -, if fy f - L ' M5 5?-1 ,Sf 9114715 '-'YQ c ,, ,film 5: K mf-'Q 'ff-infix' A M , , ,V A ' 5, -v ,f X, , D 'Q qi NQV' , J ij ' ' T' f ax, S31 , .af C s W lg. is EDWI T. PETERSO DEDICATIO We, the graduating class of l956, have the honor of dedicating this. ottt' Class hook. to a man who has exhibited many qualities t'llt,l6iiflllQQ him to us. Mr. Peterson is, first of all, a man who has shown a spirit of devoted coop- eration. constant and unwavering through the years. ,Ks chairman of the class advisors, he was ever-prepared to extend to us his kind attention and straight-front-theshoulder advice. As our chemistry and physics team-her he displayed to us, not only the intricacies of st-ienee liut also his own islet-Ii reverence for the works of the Creator, and espeeially those i-liurges wliieh Providence had given him to mould and educate. As a track coach, he niaiiaged to help us strengthen our liodies as well as our mindsfto see our true goals more Clearly. As our friend, he will ever lie fondly rememliered as l'Petf,-.ii the dear man with the friendly humor and wisdom. OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Lawrence Brown. headmaster during our senior year at Dedham High School won profound respect and admiration from the pupils and teachers with his fine character, progressive ideas, orderly manner and sense of justice. Although we knew him for just a short while. it was plain that he was a person who could he depended upon to do a wonderful job in our high school. We want to say a sincere thank you? to Mr. Brown for everything he has done. kr K, wig. ln 1954 Mr. Scribner most capably filled the position of Superintendent of Schools after the interim appointment of Mr. Ralph A. Eaton. Since then he has worked tirelessly and unselfishly to promote more modern modes of education and to introduce a variety of extra-curricular activities. We are fortunate to have in our school system such a capable man. We say Thank you and wish him the greatest success in his efforts to better our educational programs. mindedness. ln deepest appreciation for the many years of service Joseph liyan gave to numerous classes of Dedham High School, we, the class of 1956 wish to express our gratitude. Mr. Ryanis good nature could never be forgotten by any one who worked with him. Mr. Thomas LeCeurn was an outstanding figure during our high school career. As assistant prin- cipal our senior year and as head of the com- mercial department during the other three years we all knew and liked him for his firmness and fair- NNN JfrUifwf1T1fiJ+a Ian-U-ar-y to De-cem-ber, We'H have MO-MENT5 TO REMEMBER etmiliymii ,+ivi1gel J. v 4. l l 9' The New Yeapg Eve we did thetown, the day we tore the goal-post down, ilftitiiie' M1 M at life N ' D' wxowxewti T0 aREMENl?E? The laugh-ter we were qled fo Share will e-che thru the yearg-5 We. the members of the class of 1956. publish our edition of Reflections with one basic thought in mind-to preserve the cherished memories and highlights of our four years in Dedham High School. Appropriately. we have chosen the now popular song, Moments to Remember as our theme. lts lyrics summarize these highspots: The new year's eve we did the townn-the parties and dances we attendedg The day we tore the goal post down,,- the athletic games and the fun we had participating in them and cheering for them. CIC. We hope that years from now, as we turn these pages for the hundredth time, that we shall unfold a bygone event and bring back once again a pleasant moment to remember. PI i S Y DEDHAM mee sci-soot l X MISS DOROTHY KENDALL 'VIISS I UTH RARFR MISS KENDALL . . . Head of the English Depart- ment . . . Prepared lls for college English . . . En- joyed dancing and directing the ushers and Grand March at our proms. MISS BAKER . . . English . . . Known for her good nature . . . also for her hook reports! MISS GRANT . . . English . . . Headed Dramatic Club . . . appreciated for her work as coach of the Senior Class Play. NIR. STUART . . . English . . . Winner of Our Most Popular Male Teacher for the class of '56 . . . saw the wee hours of many mornings while writing Thomas the Termite and putting Reflections to- gether . . . we had lo meet those deadlines! NIR. LATV.-KLA . . . English . . . Skillfully managed the annual Speaking Contest in our senior year. MISS CLARK . . . English . . . Speaking Contests were a success because of her efforts. NIISS LUI ISI-I CIA.-XRIX x CHXRI IS I XIX XI vids 11 ff MISS FLORENCE MURDOCK MISS MARGARET BOYNTON MR. NICHOLAS DESALVO ?- - .- Q-ii 'x s if.:- MR. ARTHUR BARKER MISS MURDOCK . . . English . . . Tried so hard to drill grammar into us . . . but we all enjoyed her 208 studies. MR. BARKER . . . English . . . Also the director of the audio-visual program. MISS BOYNTON . . . French . . . Busily headed Student Council and French Club . . . g'Parlezvous francais? anyone? MR. DESALVO . . . French and History . . . Sacri- ficed his morning sleep to coach our hockey team on to victory . . . but he always had his exciiwg classes to keep him awake! MISS CASTLE . . . Latin . . . Headed the Junior Red Cross . . . famous for her comforters and for filling gift boxes for oserseas. MISS CATHERINE CASTLE MISS JOAN TOBIN MISS TOBIN . . . For many years Girls' Gym In- structor, retired from this position at the end of our junior year to become the School Librarian. MR. HURLEY . . . Mathematics . . . Came in our sen- ior year to introduce advance mathematics to fresh- men. MRS. SCHUTZE . . . History . . . Kept us up In date on current events and tried to make her civics stu- dents public-minded. MISS KEATINC . . . Commercial . . . Our thanks to Miss Keating for her excellent work on senior prom invitations. MISS WOODSIDE . . . Mathematics . . . Tried with a cheery smile to clear for us the unsolved mystery known as mathematics. MISS MARY KEATING MR. MAURICE HURLEY MRS. MARIE SCHUTZE MISS HELEN WOODSIDE WX MISS MARION CORLEY xx 127 WM MISS ROSA LEE HAIINLIAN MISS LAURA MCINTIRE ?55'f1? 'W it J., 9,9 ' Q51 A5 2, ,, MR. JOHN WALLACE MISS CORLEY . . . Commercial . . . Typing perfec- tion was her goal . . . but we were all thumbs! MR. WALLACE . . . Appliances . . . Buhy mimeo- graphing exams for the convenience of our teachers . . . and for our INconvenience! MISS HAJINLIAN . . . Commercial . . . Prepared us for that great world of business. MISS MCINTIRE . . . Commercial ..., A lways had fun in her homeroom. MR. McKAY . . . Mathematics . . . Presented a problem to our class in the form of algebra. trig.. geometry. and review and advance math . . . also as- sisted Mr. Peterson in guiding our claw. MR. HARRY McKAY in 93 K M155 CARLOTTA KRAITTH mt. Fmilammz H.-tum' MISS KRAUTH . . . Spanish . . . Fafcinated her pupils with her fluent Espanol anfl her pleaxant smile. MR. RAMEY . . . Commercial . . . Our own George Cohelu . . . fountl in room 303 giving hix fatherly atl- vice In his homeroom pupilx. MR. MCGYIRE . . . History . . . Kept the hop in shape for those tough track meetx . . . rnatle quite 41 hir in his track Suit! MR. YONKER . . . History . . . Headed the Athletic Association . . . really kept those tlollarx rollin' in anrl hooatefl the spirit of D. H. 5. MR that was also GOODIE . . . Physiology . . . fervently prayetl his basketball team would win a game . . . forced to triple his life insurance 115 he wae a driver training instructor. MR. LOFTS Nldlkllll E 27, ,...,4- ' Q E Lf are gxx MR. THOMAS YONKER MR. WARREN COODIE 3 QI- l,I QT A x x vb X C 'H N 1 Ji ,aw . . fr F -it 5. 'lwj 'CW-H Ik 1 1 1 A ...hm . .H mt I ab, al . . 'W K tw tp, aries 5' , l '2'5'Q 1'H f . I' Af , ' I -QA I 2, , I X f ' 'f'Trf e7f3'22f' e Y.. fl, X, , ' P' MR. CHARLES QUALE ,133 , b 4-w V. 55M 5 .. I MR. JOHN HEAPHY MISS MILDRED SHAPALIS MRS. IDA MANNIX MR. QUALE . . . Commercial . . . Good nature was outstanding quality . . . a new face at Dedham High. MRS. MANNIX . . . Commercial . . . was a welcome chaperone at many of our dances. MR. HEAPHY . . . our new Athletic Director . . . twenty-five years a coach at our school . . . Thanks. Heaph. - MISS SHAPALIS . . . Home Economics . . . her patient efforts helped to make our girls the good homemal-:ers of tomorrow. MR. BRUCE . . . Shop . . . welcome to our new shop teacher . . . gave us a hand at picking up manual skills. MR. CHARLES BR UCE Tr' -ff .Q 1 I I ww l '45 ji, A - ,. if - 'f L. A 'Q if iiaefa l A 5125 1 , ,J f cf, 4 MR. EDWIN PETERSON NIR. PETERSON . . . taught CllPII1I5II'Y ainil Pllywim I . . . Pelvis PIBNNPN will IIPYEI' lw furguttffii. I MISS ILIIELL . . . Ellglllnll . . . Heaflerl tlief lilnary until the Rnd uf our junior year . . . the liitlx un lim' I.iInrary Council- surely had fun. MISS WEEKS . . . History . . . Nluile' liixtury rluww a plea-ure fur mu-t . . . rf-ally knew lu-r fiilizivc-t. I MII. SHREVE . . . Nlufic . . . His unfailiug gmail nu- ture' and outstanding: ability Cornliiiivd In give D.,H. S. il variPcl mu-iCal pmgruru for wllic-I1 we- ure- lmtli grate?- lul and pmufl. NIR. C,-XWIEY . . . Hixtory . . . In his quif-I way lif- pmlrecl kimwle1lg1P intu unwilling llfiiflx. MR. ROBERT SHREVE MISS ELIZARETII 1LIIEl.l MISS MARY WEEKS NIR. RICHARD if-XWI.IQY 'CTM X MW MHA SHICPIDY MISS PATRICIA MCMAHON 5-v, NIIIS. MISS SHEHDY . . . SCl6'I1Cf' . . . arrivetl in out ffnior year to replawa Mr. :Xrnnlcl llurufsky. MISS lNlt'lNl.'XHON . . . rf1plac'e'tl Miss illuliin as girls' Gym instructor . . . won the title ul Our Fawwitf? Fffmale Tvavlteri' for vlass of 1956 . . . lwttrr known as the intrutltlcer of that famous spurt-Girls' Field Hfwkey! MHS. LEONARD and MHS. l,ll,I.Y . . . lmmf--cmnk- ingii was tht- urcler ul the clay from nur l'll9!'l'llll Cafe- teria persmmel. MR. HURSTACK . . . Sciettve . . . skillfully assisted ML Pav. in Cuaclting the football tc-am . . . ll? also put his liff' in nur lldl1t'lS-'Dl'lX't'1' Training. 1 ta Q MH. PAVLIKOWSKI . . . Science . . . tlitl a tf-rrific jnlm in his first year as fmmtlrall cnarflt . . . lu,-tts-r luck NIINNHQ llI.1f,NA,XRl, im!! next year . . . wall still ln- rfmting fur you. VHS. tLlClI'l'RIllJl'I I,ll.I.Y NH 5. .IOIIN HIiIiS'I'ACK MR. WILLIAM PAVLIKOWSKI NIR. GLISTAFSON .... X rt . . . assisted hy hia skill and cleveruess. our prom decnratifms were a great suc- ces: . . . alw added his artiftic tuuch tn RefIectinns. MR. SMITH . . . I-Iistnrv . . . aroused our intereet in modern world affairs. MR. SHERIDAN . . . Science . . . we will never forget our first experience in the medical field-disecting a frog. MR. LITTLE . . . Shop . . . directed prugress uf the boys in metal and wmvdwork. MR ROQATI Shoi hel med Hr Little teach . L . . . I . . . I I . us to help ourselves . . . a do-it-yourself man. 5 +'f xv :TVQQ X MR. JAMES SMITH MR. O. CLIFFORD GUSTAFSON MR. EDWARD SHERIDAX MR. ARTHUR LITTLE MR. ROBERT W. ROS.-XTI ,J v. 1 If X V xi , 'gill' I .ug Q8 Mr. Fred Lavin, Mr. Louis Drake, Mr Robert Bullark . . . custodians . . did their part to keep the school run ning smoothly. N.,- lnlorlnal wlluls in the l.Z14llf5 Ifaihc room at their annual Christmas part I ,- BIR. THOMAS ODONNELL MISS MARX SWEICNICN . ax. N, TEACHERS WHO HAVE LEFT D.H ah, E9 --Q54 0-44' .1 MR. THOMAS O'DONNELL-History RFIllf'IIllJf'T thow last minute- ru-lim In Iinixh our Il. S. History riulf-Imuks? Mr. f our junirvr ye-ar to lwvmiif- prinvipal uf thi- De-flliain Junifvr Iligih Svlirrol. NI ISS MARY SWIEFNEXQY 4 fnininvrvial Enjoying: a wr-II-warn:-il rf-tirwmf-nt. Nlnst nf in will rviiii-iiilwr Nliss Swf-f-ne-y for th.- in he-r typing CIHNNPN. NIR. LYNIAN AVERY4C0iniiie'rm'iaI Althuugzh no Iungvr tf'a4'Iiingr at D. H. 5. Nrill u familiar fam- to uf all as a rewielvnt NIR. ARNOLD ROROFSKYfSi-ieriw Lf-ft at the- e-nfl of nur junior yvar lint will Iw re-ine-nilwrf-il for hi, unilvrstaniling work as dirvctor of the Ijhntngrapliy ffluli. NIR. RALPH A. EATON Our prinvipal in our fra-Qhn NIR. KN UTE I..-'IRSON ian wen wa- ai fawritf- lll'1'3llNI' of hi- firm. likahlr- man of our town. mann r anil Although only with mis a xhorl time- wr- hufl many fvppm'l1iiiitif-- to gi-I In Imms unil Iikv him in Inf nffiw- of ax-istant IlI'lII1 IIPLll. MR. ARNOLD BOROFSKY i 'fi' .Q I I NIR. RALI II A. LAIOW IJR. KNI Q TI-' I XRNON MAY ai. S -fe' vu Q K ,A M 'I Q W 1 i Clk 9 . SW if 'T new 1 in ,1 D, 1 . . ' F?-1 - 51? .. 9 s-,U ' Y f V. f- 4 ' , ,J A .gf if M l , E 0 . X A - Qsf 1 Q3 . an it . V 2 H K4 tw-f THE CLASS HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF I956 Vile started tiff as freshmen in our high svlnml eareer in Septeinher. 1052. all of ns guing difler- ent ways with the individual 4-nurses offered. ln Fehruary we drew up nur elass 4-nnstitution. It was read unly lu our class at a special assenilwly. Then we eleeted nur class uffim-rs asi fulluws: James Frye. President: Nliehael Culmnlm. Vive President: Nlary ,lane Lyons. Seeretary: and john llewar. Treasurer. We now had a reason to he pruud of ourselves. Almut this time many uf the lwys and girls started wearing fruit hunts. For the girls there were also dug eullars which were wurn un their ankles. ln May we put un our first danee and called it the Spring Fling. i The year ended happily when we found that next xear well lie snplimiwres. Vlfe ln'-gan that year hy 4-hmmsing our ring einnpany and the style we wished fur nur class rings. ln Uetolier we had nur Class eleetiuns with the fnllowing results: James Frye. President: Roh- ert Winstun. Vice President: Mary jane Lytnis. Secretary: john Dewar. Treafsurer. Stan Richards spun the platters fur nur 'Wvinter Carnivalii in Deeeniher. Our project for nioney-niaking was the selling of sweatshirts elnlmssed with a Dedham High Selnml einbleni. 7 g? f'fKS'hi,,g5iA we A' . fljzzssipgfm fcfffiwl' tina! -1 0:9 fit Hu - 5... April was the month chosen for our Crazy- Nlixed-lvpi' Dance with the Stardusters furnishing the music. To end a memorable year our class went to Nantasket for an outing. We were now pretty close to the top. with only one more xear hefore weid leave D. H. 5. Class elections were held in Novenilver nl ullt' Junior year. Our class saw its first girl President. Carol Sehio. ahly assisted hy Robert Winston as Vice President and Mary Jane Lyons as Secretary. John Dewar again took care of the money. Dur dance month. April. took over again and we really did use it. Our first dance Fools Frolicii with the Four Beats. was followed by April Showers. which fell. as is obvious. in April. In the latter part of March. we had started to prepare for our Junior Prom, picking committees, songs. and a theme. By May sixth everything was ready. Blue Miragew was our song. and the decora- tions were of a nautical scene. Afterwards. we went to Coral Cables for a Fried Chicken Dinner and more dancing. Do you remember the knee socks. and the her- mudas that the girls wore this yearzfand those crazy different-colored headhands? To lead our teams on In victory in our senior . 1 A. Myfrhff M 5 , ,KJ V 93 2 Q. f -:V 3 by 1 , Leg Q ,V Q -at Q fs 9, f '4 -s -' ' fy No my' e - 5 3 ' ,X x I X.. .. . ff . 4 . df' -W1 M ! 'Zi -. ,-3 ,, year. the varsity team captains were chosen during eg' 1 the latter part of this. our junior year. John Dewar was chosen to he captain of the hockey squad while Joe Resha headed up the hasketlrall team. john Baker led the track team and the foothall squad was co-captained hy Hstogieii Holcomh and Terry W J Dunn. We were readx' for anythingeand it came we-1 gour senior year. 'gr'-. jgj . ' ,z A A ,xi la if -e'.i3f3X t A px ' ,rg N , 'Q A J it Q Q 4 Q .Q N ,A I ' it C, ' R? 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Q' 1 4 . -fi sk 'x Nimaf if :Q my A ,. 1 wr f'-KM, f-4,21 - R X 1 . aww 'Ns , x v X up , Sn ., ., Q' 'fxyv f .5-1 , V me , x g Q , v C H!beR Mm 'Q' nn. Q GQLEE Q. 'Sc ll J' Mnssnllfnv ID. Hoobrm FBSQN .M ,,, -.9 '. .. W '-ffsxx ' ,, XL ,J A k. F M ki d L -,1E':i iLt 'l...':g1.- - ' -.-W : ..........--- .ff 1 ,-,,- 'I1 I.f.... . I ff -JA! n-....---,wmkx ..- ' , f-1 3 an-W ' - , I .V xx . Vit.-LI if Y 1. ia .MA I N w- VI' N Geomie J j Ewen ,., 9. .rx 5 l. '11 TT N P 3 1 4 x '-',Z sf ,f gf , 45. of , f sa-AVN All Q It fum.: M 419-C, ti fl. 3 ,JE 2 : Q ri. M f ff 2 4, ,ss , ,X Q va ,S 4 J' v. . NJ! ' WK! ,MM -Y- ., 4 , A E , I 6' 4 f Q ' ' is T ,HI 4 1 ij, It ' T ' a Q in Q in .1 is i I 5 up we ingi , 1. , . nv lf' Q 5 fn-f 6' 5 T Q Q., I X i qi - A .ri his TN . '4- 2. ui xp !os THE QUIET WALKS... At last our senior year arrived. and with it came our turn to march down the aisle in assemhly. The year started off successfully with our class elections. Joseph Resha was elected President over his opponents. Carol Sehio. Charles Harding and Sante Salvoni. Rohert Vllinston was elected Vice President for the third time. For the office of Secretary. Ce- leste Cheney won over jane Lyons hy a slim margin. lack Dewar was elected Treasurer. completing four years in that office. Shortly after elections came the first social event of our senior year. the Spook Spinll dance. followed hy our prom on December Oth. The gym was heautifully' decorated with silver hells. lvillowly snow drifts. and shim- mering lights carrying out our wintery theme Silver Bells. After the prom we danced until the wee hours of the morning at Coral Gables Night Club in Quincy. N tffz.-.f-5-1 - 2 O 1'-'.. -A ' X One of the highlights of the year was our senior play. Curtain Comg Llp. a hilarious comedy in three acts. Coached so ahly hy Miss Doris Grant. the play was a great suc- cess. As our high school days were nearing a close in May. the Junior Class held its re- ception for the seniors. Once again the gym was beautifully decorated. carrying out the theme Moonlight and Roses. After the program we dined and danced in the grand ballroom of the Sherry Biltmore Hotel in Boston. ' The month of June brought our Class Day. our class banquet. and finally our graduation from dear old Dedham High. We left the lot on Whiting avenue gladly but with that soft touch of sadness as the parade of memories of the happiest moments of youth passed before our mind's eye. ..THE OISY FU l rf-rl' . , F - 16-Graf' N Li:- of ei if 3' ' ' Y . p l ., M 1 E tv Q, ,QWJ -1 , as M . v 1 .-'Jr '- V, ... ,ld ,Us f ov fi l 141. 1 'JL ,jf f Q - Q W 5 2 V 3 '31 1 'foo s X ,.- fha, Q, ' ' , f , X fi' ' 1' , l' c fa, ff l,.-b31i'Z:i'ff7i, -.,-'fa V - .S i i fr' '?','?f 1'Y5 3 . 4 ,. --V' '5 A 1 gif y- V x,,. Q ' QL, gy, 11 - ' 1'- 1 5 5 L' t -is 1. -1- K1 , . M , Q ' 1 ik Y ln. l A SAS. . 'fm' ., 3 .W v' ' M- ' ,nf-e-wL.3 f.y c 1-, - V ,133 H is ' A Q.-..-1-M -za Q :Wi .0-.. 4 'H ,C 515 f s 1. i 2 4 I sa 1 V131 sw' Vw' J X wmxwiq xx' i 'x xx ,.t,,s,, , . , , . f Q-. :rf 11 SENIOR A soft powder-like snms fell snftly YW! 'NI' 'av 4 cry. f v un the hrisk winter evening tif De- vemher 19. 1955. Tall. handsome. senior hoys ner- Yuusly pinned sweet smelling Cor- sages sm their favorite girls' guwns and rushed them off in their hot-rods ur in their Dads' liars tu the Ded- ham High Sclimil Gym for the an- nual winter prom-the senior pruni nf the Class of 1956-their very last prnni. The gyni was a hreath-taking sight. having been transformed into a win- ter wnnderland with smm. ferns. and silver hells to Carrv nut the theme uf Silver Bells. ,..- .V I II E-1 K I CLI RTAI . ,ffff X2 A- 1 'ng . 5-up ,E-,Qawf,4..q Hr, , , 0 4 , I , . X Z3g2?g.jIn ' .gZ34+ihIgf+Q 524 3- fx ' . .',',w 13. - e.-3 -,lv ,. 4- .V ,Q pg, , I -QeLfSa1m1h w.' A -am.: --. . V, '.wk,I.,,u'.-'+'J,fi,..ff.c 4. Q. P: 'T 2 il ' fr' V l ' .h -. F f ' 1 - .H ry I ' , Fw' In f- , :eff I I II Q11 f' '-'H-lj! 1-.Q .,w1, AxW, 4 ,Q- p- 4 ' uh I S fn.-I X , I ,255 1 I ' Ea ' . , 5? . ' f. 1.4 2 ESQ f ' I X' Isdg' K., if 1, al Emx' KX? ,,, .f ASX. -H.,-Ja' ' , 1, N , ,,ly.,,,-f x 5 .ML -, .f .. N. W. M4312 ICQ C REHEARSAL TIIVIE CAST Standing: HANS IIOUNIAN H. FELLINI ,, ,Tony NI.. CAMPBEIJ. , I,. GIBSON F. HARRISON , D. HOOISAN IJ. GILCHRIST Svated: fl. HARDINC , , II. CALLACHER F. DONOVAN , . A. CIRIELLO ,,,,, I.. VAILL E. LOWRANCE I .. H. RUIIENSTEIN A. JOHNSON ,.,.,,., B. LYNCH , C. CORZYNSKI .,,, If 5 z ,,,, , Ioan .,,M1'ss Rivers ,, Kyle Roberls Mr. Lezferidge ,, , , janet ,, Sylvia Elsie ,, . Joclfo ,, Lorrie ,, ,Andy Miss Burgess Mr. Carter , . , Narzry I .... .. ..... ...Milt , Iliss ,Horan B11 fl: I a Y G UP! P F C' +1 Q A -W5 Nagf LWW Yliii'l'U'I1:lPIllI ' mtlw I LSIIQ I' Llldlflllf Il Pl'Up!'I'Ilt'x QA0I1H1HUQ-9 Q N av 5.1 7 Am- Sale-frm-n l'11lvliwirx tk-nmurl F' CLIR EXCHA GE STUDE T HANS BOUMAIN Hans Bouman, an exchange student from Rotterdam. Holland, spent his senior year with us in Dedham High. He lived with Reverend Hynes of the Allan Congregational Church. We grew to know and like Hans for his friendliness and humor. He had many impressions of America that he expresses here in the following paragraphs. When our boat arrived in New York at 5 A.M., Sept. 13, 1955, I could see on the shore a steady flow of lights and Cars all beautifully colored. We were greatly im- pressed by this. HI came into D.H.S. and noticed the lunch and traffic systems which we don't have in Holland. I saw that there were, luckily in the minority, a lot of Lcatsf and that there weren't any Indians with feathers, that television and sports were popular, that people were very busy, that many students had or could drive a car, that girls are 'advancedf and that many kids like it better in the drug store thanat home. wfhe first weeks it was strange to be in a different world with no friends, no Ilutch spoken, but once I met the other students I felt at home. I think that the United States is a huge, fine land and I hope I can return here some dayf' N N x X I A 1 X X .-4 at ,,,..- ,,,..-- E Q J-I-,,,,,.,.,1- '4-' !V-p-'14,-A , 5 n,v,,...--- V, 4 AM'-W' ' , ff' , ,ff - -'-' Y !w,,,.,f-- 1 J V A-,-f-Y ' ' ' J 4 A 4 --' f 'gd ? 3 5 N 1 ,X wx xt I VX NS N xx ' X ,V I x f l V f Atl ,- X THE DAY WE TORE THE GOAL DOST DOWN f- s f Y f QQVQUL Q UNT' Rexx,-'X' - Sec . , ual' ,. ' Qonw- Hob 0 gnu!-3 ' 009195 ' NXQXUN ' yy-avxw iuwpk' - , . ' , F . X I, H uihkxx -Q30 QC X Katal' C NV ' T Qxxnuei iyredof 0 Ut' T N ao' K W. NV ' QQW ' ' fgkhxc X , 'WH H YM TQ Viadt ' . ' - ' - 0 ' . - . Xrsx gov. Br0 T my X3ff 'm qu ksvwa YyyjXXXxx1Nt3x0 yXuY'liQessXxn?- XQOTXX vfyhfxx Kyfxg' QQYX- . C 039 ' Vg , H0 X qovl k-'nxctw' X, fxitdefik we-XU' J U3 whx Sottxan' 0Hk ,xx A ' fx X' , QNX 0 .xflf T rv FY gk - gafx Y A . Rm par -Q09 NRM- -Xi 5 . x, , 'NM 0 wwx. - XM. Chula. VNU' Wftxit. Un Magi-K x Ywyxol lwafo. mimi' Cgtixxlxf - K0 WU . . H ,C . WW ' Nkxiffai gwn. A wAoasT we an Q wwf C 00 flgfkyl LXKO d FGQTBALL The 1955 edition of the Foot- ball team was a very successful one even though they didn't win them all. Coach Pavlikowski, in his first year as head coach. did a marvelous job building up a green team. Under his tutelage the boys worked hard and showed a great deal of spirit. Sparked by Co-Captains Dunn and Holcomb, the Crimson set an impressive record in the beginning of the season, winning two, tieing one and dropping one 7-0 heart- breaker. But as luck would have it, the team was knocked off its feet with a barrage of mid-sea- son iniuries. With Terry Dunn sitting in the Norwood Hospital with appendicitis. the team lost a game to powerful Natick that cost the services of stellar back- field men Stogie Holcomb and Jack Massarelli. Holcomb later returned to action, carried a double load the rest of the sea- son, and played an outstanding game on Thanksgiving. The team as a whole came up with a ter- rific game against Norwood. ACTION! J. EAM RECORD DHS-T U North Quincy DHS-21 A Needha1nf13 DHS U Framingham DHS-13 Miltcnllglz DHSs7 Natick-12 DHS-T Belmont-14 DHS-13 Braintree--33 DHSA6 Norwovd-12 To , , S724 W Caflfulli V Pipit? nmll- If 1.81, King' If U Pr. I, A sf, . V rl . lf,.,mHl,. u,a,m.. Ziff . lj,,,I'm11. A1 Ia H 'W 11 -' l1lNar 'jll'. Lum Illirjp . fljauaru ul. Chf S, fQ1'f- 01 fI1Q,.s. Hn fl ' w 1,.r,, 41420, -6 w . 1 -WM H-.ca CHEERLEADER - I ' NIA-XX. f Hi N IK ET R Y A N. lfapzain DORIS l'lI.flHRIS'I' 3 .fl JACKIE l,lOI.l'l'l'TS W. IRENE NEVILLE If E? 2 ii ni Q , ,, K!! g X 2 Vi 3' 1 i s H f' - 5, i MV x 1 1 3' 5 Q i E a s, ft E I 'ga Y., QE. 5 : WY' 5 L F 5 i I.:-ft In right: ,l. Nlannu. l'. l,yu4'h. N Mrlmll. I. Ne-villa-. J. Ryan. lfaplain. fl. llulpitts. J. flarro , f:llf'llf'lSI. P.. I'lll1H4'll. ,Ql iff 4 I. D, MAJ QRETTE BAD T-IXHIFfJ'1,HNNI-'II -.--Q. Nlariv and the Band I NIHJUTPHPS at a gamf H- H4 5- Rumi Majurvttf-s ASKETB LL 1956 was strictly a building year for Coach Goodies basket- ball forces. They were hit hard by graduation and were left with only one returnee from last yearis Bay State Tourney finalists. It was not a completely lost cause. however. because many juniors gained valu- ahle varsity experience. The most exciting game of the season was probably Dedhamis last-minute victory over Walpole in a game played in the DHS gym. At the end of the season Capt. Resha and Buster Belloni played for the Bay State League All-Stars in the an- nual game versus the league champions. 7-7 . - - ISVFWI' ' ' . . -. . Llhs. 5' dll' . -Ronde. linwll l li-lrhlliliivoimlif-, lielloni. Kwly' lea ,HBV ' ' QS' 44 I f A 0 C39 Jw 5-fad p-...--- 1 'F .329 DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS X First row: Bullock, Rabs. Holcomb. Dewar. Captain: Fetter. Dunn. Sullivan. Cardullo. Second row Coach De Salvc. Battis. lorio. Black. Mohoney. O'Connell. Lynch. Coach Hurst. Manager Hardy. . SSDSS ,SSSSS 3 Malden . . DHS SSSS DDSS L exington . ,.,, .O Brookline . . ,SSSS DHS Somerville 5 Y ,, N0 Natick ,S,SSSS DHS SSSSS . SSSSSS Malden Malden Cath. -. DHS.. Brookline .. to . ,,aaaa 4 Somerville 7ea,r . a7,, DHS Army Plebes aaaaa 1 Wakefield, . Clirnaxed by a very enjoyable and prosperous weekend trip to West Point, the 1955-1956 hockey season was considered a very successful one. The team didn,t win all its games but they played some very good ones. Highlighting the season were the victories over Malden High in the opener and the West Point Plebes in the final game. both being won by the score of 3-2. The Crimson turned in their best performance versus League Champion Malden Catholic. gaining a moral victory even though they lost the regular contest 2-1. Coach De Salvo's boys finished in fifth place in the Eastern Massachusetts league standing with a record of four wins and six losses. Jack Dewar was the season's high scorer with nine goals and ten assists for nineteen points. Stogie Holcomb was next with five goals and two assists for seven points and was followed by Ronny Fetter with two goals and four assists for six points. The Dedham defense was bolstered by Seniors Terry Dunn and Hatch Bullock. Pro- viding punch up front were Bob Sullivan and Tom Rabs. Jack Dewar represented DHS on the Eastern Massachusetts All-Star Team at the close of the season. ....- f 1545? A if .fi ' , - S R W, Cardullw fax Slflglif' uunlm Ca-I that purk. Full! 1 513:41-! 1 5 , if, rg - 'xx Hulwlllll P KVUIVN H!'l1flQ up. lrloulvlll M ,A r TU V' 5-Nw aw' . C.apt.i1n Il:-may S . riiggggziaf Thalk the- hustle-Y .T f. .:':?':'i ,. A ' 1,-:zz i ' W N Wg. A' ' t h www- .A mf. ff.-+ ,I 1 f' -. W 3 V 4' . ,,,1 ,, A A,, 'Q .Ql,, u nlvavf , I . M Nw Q ,'?,'54a,s. L e. su H A -:Q 2, iw , r E W5 . . - X -Q, 1 f i si : N :L-' -b In , 2 :N , 1- -v' PU + ' . .9 ' x U, 1 A., f Y V , I Y ,fl . x ' Q ' X . A' -ng. 1-'sm Nr. Skatm' it up. Blm-k0 ' l ,IA xx In fl-'Ill I-t'lI'X' TRACK Brown. Baker. Captain: Frye. 0'Conn1-ll. Monaghan. Second ' Nlanagvr. X, 5 Dedham ,, , ,33 Milton 1 ., . 44 Dedham , , , 38 Lynn Classical .,,. 39 Dedham ,, ,164 Revere ,, ,, , 13 Dedham ,, 1,26 Concord c . 51 Dedham ,, ,,.,,,, 35 Weymouth ,.,.,,,,,, 4-2 Dedham , 3315 Malden Cath. , ,,,, 43M Dedham , , ,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 4 Needham ,,,,, 33 Coach McGuire. in his first year at the helm. didn,t have much in the way of ma- terial hut he did have a spirited team and they came up with some real good meets during the course of the season. winning two and losing some others by very slim margins. The most exciting meet was probably the last-minute loss to Lynn Classical, who managed to eke out a 39-38 decision. and the highest scoring meet was the victory over Revere in which DHS handed out a 64-13 pasting to the opposition. The Crim- son also made a good showing in the State Meet at the Garden with DuBrieul, Mona- ghan, Holcomb and D'Connell collecting a total of 10 points. Other hright lights in the Dedham track world were Captain John Baker, who did the high jumping. ran the 300 and helped out Stogie Holcomb and J. Brown in the dash. Skip Frye and Butch Wisowaty handled the shot-putting and Al Caliri, Larrie Du- Brieul. Berry Monaghan. Charlie Harden. Brad King. and Bernie O'Connell were consistent high scorers in the distances. 2 of Q if Ihr, 4-r.'M.4-Ullllllw fl-,xml mn in HU, fall' ffoacli Nlclluire and Captain Johnny Baker First row: Holconih. Caliri. row: Brown, Manager: DuBrieul. Tholnpsori, King, Does. Xvisowaly. Harden, lengxal. Pari-e. Foley. '14-' J, ww 1. J ,4', fm, 1 Q na.. 'rl Q 4 . F' -- ' W E7 ! V1 il ll? il gui , , if 1 KN 4 .x xx .' :Nut ' 1 f 1 Xf lf' I , 1 if WE I PLLI GED - E ,fx 1, E rf. . S 'D xy Wham-Q.. 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HUT? ig -H ' msn ,4 , ' HI f fu Ei UH-'br H151-l 'V ' ff, ' HEI -If R , fc , 'W' g, I. i If i 1 1 Q li H 'Q Q GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY SQUAD Anna Deghiro, june Pvterson, Jean Linda Vaill, Miss McMahon Anna Essex. DeShiro. Wl'f 4 H 1 GH ' In .wuqbl HXGH fx ffw Huckey Warm-up fx.. 5:17 :'- A A 'f-755: X X ,' F ?',ej ,- - X , K , w : -1 1 -.ug L, law? X A I ' as Q Fi 1? f . ' 'K -x J 1' A-TS-Z? Em-ff! A lg.: A NA , RN, Ml . I n 3, V.. -0 . A , P' hx ' in in H l 5 lg :x-.,. .140 .YQ . N X W ffm fn- 1 9 V . n 31 el' H' f 1 ' Ng 1 ....-... l'I'a14'1i1'v' I , PFHCULQ aj I 5 Q -..- f,....,-.-..- - rw WA. ,. fi f X xt , X . .fffjf - .7 . All K 1 -- ,:, -3 - . ,H 5 K M . Gi. , ' f W, . ,I iw 1: .:, , up W 5 g AE, W .V , . -4.4 ... .. X x M YflLI.EYB.'xLL fQH.'xXII'F. SOPHONIORES -Ftamlingz N. Har me-nlvr. J. Urnwlon. .-X. Ku-ly. Swat:-fl: I P. LynCl1. Cwrw. M. Lililifq. E. D+-I5f'r1f'4ii4'li-. H. Nlms. HAND EVEN WE AMATELIRS PLAYED INTRAMURALLY. FIELD HOCKEY CHANIPS, ,IUNNPRS-Agflillllillgll R. Dunn. H, Hll1Hf'lIl. J. NNN-kin-rg. NI. Nur P. bagllanl. N-an-fl NI frI'f'2ifNlPll, P. Swvnwn. NI. Falu-rly. IJ. lbuylf-. .l. Krluulwr, Xl. Ke-am-3. x N K L. M 'X x F 6 E Q' , K 5 Q s i Q, f 2 . '. x Y f X . E f f ,5 . . 'Em 1 I A-V AND THE SENIORS DID THEIR BEST AT BASKETBALL 55? rs-fi 1 '.'E'lFV g vZ E T ? -..usu- ,... ..v. - -,.,... ...Q ...H--.-. . , me QUXQQAUAS' We 1 'X - f-11:3 9 ifafjiiyb k ggi M UTO1 E 5 if .JU egg? ei? ' :Ml fi Q if 'nf xxll V 14- + - oxs-Y FUN REFLECTICNS STAFF ,g Exlilljrs Litvrary Staff Spurh Staff ArtStuff bg ? 1 rv Nl Wi Wfritz--Up Staff Picture Staff x -4 - 2 v . v J J r .avr 1 Y 0 p 7 W K L4 ' 37, 1, A 1 li I Vt A P' , K - ' '. 4 6 ..,. .. ' W..- , W-, , . f ' f ff f- f 'gif' ff, ' - Y -..gaxs 0... , ry., X916-4 11 f 1 s If 2 .. f., . 's ,I- ' QM. 0 . :if 'r'. .,., Y! Mn. W. 1.2 -v- 4 , ,..Q...., L - 1 Mirror Staff Uur Mirror Staff worked hard tu keep up with the news at D. H. S. and to prvsent it to us in a monthly paper. We 1-an hoast that we had one of the hest school papers that D. H. S. had seen for years thanks to the- hc-lp of Mr. Stuart on those lute. late. put-than Mirror-togethvr night. .. 6 X if, nfc'9A ,4g9.0s5 si 5 bird Sz .5 in 3 99 K, 1 1 gg . , Q' 'ff ' 15 fs ,. 9 -a,1.f ,'6 4, 'a ov :, 9 40 V, n . X,4a.. miifxfi-Q Nlirrur Typist- -msfs , ' 4 FL K'-1 ' S-.-' X' ' ' N' 'D' i V, ' W My in , - .r fig '4 I 1 ff5fi': v 5 f w3?1v ? '7' ' f Q x ' ff 1 4 i Y 21291 1 p f? V,-'?f41'U'iP'i X E ue Q, wi iv P5 Ps fn, FW fwii m M W H V M swmam couNC1L 1 , Ava W .Ii W UBRARY couNClL l! W, Yi 41 lit 21 2 ,. Z i ET! fy- 1 M ig! 11? Q 1 1 my DRA C 4 mf? In F3 I Dramativ flulw MATIC CLUB 'Y 1 e ff ii , , if K f .. 'I .' 2... f-' 7 , - ,. unrlflr rhf- ahh- djrvvtiml of ly 'bg Uris Grant was always an afiliw urganizarinn Its officf-rs in the sflnior year wvrv: Prflsidr-nt, Hf'1f'D8 Ruhimtf-in, Vivv Prfwiflvnl, Mary Jam' Carney: Secretary, Margaret Kf'HHf'y'Q Trffasurf-r. Alexanrlvr Cirifallu. Thr- Club prvwntwrl Rf'hvarsa1 for C'1l!'iHfIIl3N,N Two Crmvks and a Lady. musiral aftwrnnonb. wwral pan tomimw, and 5 5 1' -2 T f f j ' r N if NATIONAL X THESPIANS JUNIOR RED CROSS Hawk row. lvft In right: King. Farno ! Wivkln-rg. Frnnt row: Pitt. Mi-R Caxtle-, flurm-y Lamlwrx. P17 TRAFFIC SQUAD Bavk row. If-fr to right: Sf-lain Cil1'l1f'y', Edillc-ni. Kic-ly. Sugrue- Nvvillv. Knaulwr, Hailf-r. Bonds-r Swvnfml, Sparla. Coffin. Middle row: Alle-n, Pr:-wit. Sc-atc-. Dunn Wiwwaty. D4-war. Colpitls, Manna Nlmiahun, Cminpka. Carpcntc-r, La- lnulv. Front ruw: Le'F0rt0, Cagliard, iXI1'i:llVV2.lll. Vifinston. Frye-. Miss Boynton. Lynch. Rflsha, Aspell Doyle-, Ame-s. v I ORCHESTRA ..n,,.,,,M.,,, U. W:-..U, U, - Q. Hifi' MUSIC GROUP GATHERING .99 , an V' 9.44, GLEE CLUB IN REHEARSAL i v i I 1 W x ., jf -'sy W' ? Jam: Hyarif'-!l'1'rry Dunn 1105! sfthfellif' ,Ivan Cyllc-nln-rg Alf-xamler Cirivllu Best Uressml ! 5 eu, F A 5 y xxx ,T f y . FAVORITE i FIFTY-S X 1 U Jacqueline- Manna-Most .4l'glU7IPIlllil'P Arguing: with Hvlc-na Rubinstein He-len Fc-llini Class Genius Gail Hardy Frffd Harrison Best Rorlf and Roll Dancers ' i i 5 i . A 1 2 1 3 1 5 , - xybyv- .4 xx v. s, -,ya V ., .' fp.-, Af . ,L ,.., .w ', Lx 174 . :ff -'15-f'.'M .R ,, : I .- Margarflt Carnplwll 1105! Dig71l.vfVl'8lf 'WT I 23 I ,.,, I s I 4' V Mary Jam' flarnm JHSPIIII Rtwlld Host x11r1f11't1,n11s Ire-nv Nmille- lavk IT:-war I Jam- Ryan ,Unwl Popzzfar Ale-xanflfbr Cirielln BPS! Danr'fr.S fidffvl SI'l7i4' ,Im R IL-nur Hem! l'.fwf.1v1g P ' N f'1Ii1'hav'1 xlifll Um! ,'lrt1'srif' s ' , I , 1 I I i . Q5 I SX ,I 4' , ' 4. ' xc 'fi 1, J3K'4lllf'liIlt' Hanna U V Thmnug Whittukf-r f ,, Q ' ':'! M Peppiesl X25 5 .,',, Q . ' A Q, V i i i' W G Q , ,, Q N 'Pm' .., 1.Qa?s x W 'P N Class Wolf w - , .. - 0 Most L1'lff'ly To Sufreerl I V 9 1 , 5 v A as ' i -. ..LJ Frf-cl Lowen - it Helena Ruhinstfiin-Richard Brady Maw M1-Mahon ?' F111 orzte Female TP!1f'ht'f ' Mr. Stuart Falforzte Male N' Tvarher I 4 1 6 'A ,lanet lleflowan Bobbv Winston ff Mary lane Carney B ll 0 1 my Winston Best Natur rl C' Virginia l,PFl7fl-AW'ifll.PS1 Helene Swartz Most Tallfative Talking With Nancy Sciaraffa Girl and Boy Who Diff fllosl For D. H. S Gail Hariling 1105! ,llzzsffrzf BOY A D GIRL STATERS 5 Nw' ' l 2 af I N 52 ii'j,'1A,,t :egg ji JOHN IJFWAH Boy -Starters june 1055 Alnherst Massaelnisetts MANRY JANE CQXIKNIQY .M C ,fm , A . .. ,,'4v., , N , ffiqyu. ,Q2os4,,.,,A-ml :'3 ,fn---in 4' ' X Ve? I Y 235- 3'-a,1in 's il - ,f-Ch' .fp A ffw f mfffw-'V .4.c- ,x Zi ' f H ' , ' 4 'Levi' BNWT lfREDliRll ,R HAXRRISON Girl-Stater June 1955 Bridgewater State Teachers' College Mary Jane Carney. John Dewar and Fred Harrison were those Chosen to visit Boys' and Girls' State. At Bridgewater State Teachers, College Mary Jane met many new friends. became editor of the daily newspaper. and learned about our state gov- y ernment. John. Fred. and Barry Dame who left Dedham High senior year visited l lmoys at Amherst where they were active in the mock government. This ex Jerienee was one never to be for otten. I l l l i l l HGNOR GRADS - I956 E tl 1 2 3 4 5 5 1 2 it t , ' r . A, - ' , 4 i 5 I 2 , i 'T The honor of Wearing the coveted gold tassels at graduation went to those shown ahove. The requirements are that in his last three Years of high school a student re- ceived not more than lixe tf's. no Cf-su and not mort' than thrcc Cs in anx one suhject. A Those who took the college course all intend to continue their education next year. Mary Jane Carney plans to take up nursing at Massachusetts General Hospital. Helen Fellini is also going to don the white cap either at Mount Auburn Hospital or Boston Colleffez and Helena - .e - ,ye on Blandels. Boston IDI- XXX fff WW' H VW Rubinstein has her e ' ri N T ' ' ' ' ' u I versity, and the Boston Conservatory of Music. Our l l X one commercial student, Judy King. is planning to S Z -S 4- work in an office. RN i7 it T? we 3, if 2 'Wm M 5' ,wir-wx 'K 34- M Q ,V i 'wal QQ K , Y H ' W, Aw 4 , , Bradford King Margaret Sears Robert Nordbloni 4 NN UAL RQTARY j On January 19th, twelve students from Dedham High entered the annual Rotary Speaking Contest. This year a new division, titled Extemporaneous Manuscript Reading, was added i lo the contest. Linda Vaill's reading of HN by Rudyard Kipling gave her first place. 3 Close runners-up were Vera Dean Hoffmanis reading of 'ksileneew by Edgar Lee Masters, and Helena Rubinsteinas reading Annabel Leen by Edgar Allan Poe. 3 ln the original orations. Margaret Sears,s Ourselves and the Nationwwas victorious i over Robert Nordbloinis '6Expanding Frontiersf, b Y: I ls Jllflilll Graff Vera Dean Hoffman Linda Vaill l n l 1 l 1 yay u-in ,I w L -. Fred Harrison Nelma Kelly liussell Shanning SPEECH FESTIVAL Russell Shanning carried the humorous division with lt's a Wise Brother Who Knows His Own Sister. Others in that class were Nelma Kelly giving Henry's First Long Pants. and William Hyler with Eighteen, 4'Madame Butterflyl, given by Margaret Keany received first place in the dramatic dixision. Others were Judy Graff The Button, Fred Harrison's and Brad King's 'gWhite Hands of Tellamf' The four winners received medals engraved with the Rotary emblem. This year an extra-special prize was given to all those who entered the contest: a trip to New York and the United Nations. The program wouldn't have succeeded without the patience and hard work of Coach Charles Latvala. Helena Rubinstein William Hyler Margaret Kf'3U9Y , .ayfawwulw-twfy. ...wa-1.1 - . . l X + 2 gr-9 M- - e -at a we . Y J rw., ' ff-f ' -, P- -f -5,2 ' I - 7 -9-Y Y ' Y lg ,- -' x 4 1 , y, f rl' I I if My FIND us GONE OUR SEP'-RATE WAYS? And now. we. the officers of the class of 1956. proudly present our fellow class- inates in the final section of our yearlnooli. For four years we haye worked. gone to school. gone out to dances and parties together. Now we have come to a turning point in our lives:-after this ,lune our close friends will he working in different places. going to colleges all over the country. and Serving in the armed forces in the most remote parts of the world. Yes. the true parting of our ways has come. hut. whateyer should happen we will always carry in this hook some of the most cherished nionlents to rernelnber. 2 3 Q if ? 3 4 , V. 1 K Z . f X S X , I , -V ' . i , -f msec 9K ,, ' ef ' it ff ,A 1 t .eg ' . Var: it f ,yt W ... :U ' . -cf-rx if I 'W fi 1 Q Q 5 K S l 1 l l E : x llolmcrtVVllllsloi1. Vice- l'rt-widcnt: ,loaf-ph llc-alia. President: Cf'lf'f+lt'clllf'I1t'y.SCL'I'6'tZil'y1 .Iohn llc-war. 'llI't'llhllI't'l'. 5 i :M-'P' Q pun 51. image' CAROLYN ANNE ALBER Sz-Crelarv Tootie !0ne of the happiest girls in Derlhrlm High. fllwaxs willing to rovoper- ate. Lilies rlanring anrl all lfinfls of sports. .Yeter seen without futlx anal Carol. Prom Committees: Dance Cmmnitteesg Yearbook Staff: Cheer Club 1. 2. 3. 4. BARBARA ANN BASSETT Home EC. Teacher HBebe -Our future home economics teafh- er, will surely turn out nzasterful Crea- tions in the kitchen. She lilferl dancing and skating at Roll-Lanzl. Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Danm- Band 4. 461. ' sw-e-av ' , 'X Nav. Q' 5 . JZ 'UGS , f '- A , 5-. ,g, 1 , t Q 3 1 JOHN BAKER Sports Caste-r Shin Flint was our trail: raptain antl was forever running. He nzanagetl to rhalk up 7 points for our sitle. He has a reatlx smile and a sense of humor antl i.s a gootl man to hare arottntl. Traek 1. 2. 3. Captain -1. JOHN BAUMAN Fftore Manager 0srar -One of the senior Hl0I1g-J0lIII,S,., Loves worl.'in,f,' in .UfLellan's antl some- rlay hopes to be manager. Will probably start a new ehain of stores. Between trips to .1It1r's he nianagetl to rlouble in the arts, hang around with the .4l's. Prom Cmnlnittvf- 3. if o ki 4 if .- JANICE BARBER B.l', St-lmnl of Nur-ing jan -Une of our u'or1.'in,q gals. She man- ages to turn out the ltiggest anti ltest sotlas erer. After hours lilres tn go tianr-ing or lmwlin,Q, proritlerl it is with the right man. She,s alttrajs surprising its with rt neu' out' lit. With her rnanx talents she is sure to go lar. LEE BERRY Lalmratrlrv T:'t'hnic'ian g'Lee - .4 sports enthusiast. attentletl all the games, She ntanagetl tu get into trou- ble with Sheila antl will miss the gootl times she hail both in antl out ot sfhonl. Chee-r Club 1. 2. 3. 4. 11 i Y---Q 1 BV' lf? ft quam? HANS BOUMAN RICHARD BRADY JOHN J. BROWN Dentist Hans -Our exehange student from Hol- land. Ambitious, quiet, and well liked. Likes dancing and musie. We enjoyed hat'- ing him and hope he felt the same. He is sure to go tar and will make a sueress Ot life. Student Council: Traffic F-quatlg Yearbook Staffg Clee Clubg Senior Play. KENNETH BROWN Untlecicletl Ken, was well known in the musir Ile' partment of D. H. S. to whifh he flflllffl his roire, drum. trumpet, piano. and or- gan abilities. He will some day be a .lam- ous romposer and put D. H. S. on the map. Band: Orchestra: Clee Club: Dance- Bantlg String Ensemble: Brass Choir. walk: Q. wtf' College 4'Diek '-Spent his time with his favorite hobby, stamp I'0ll6'l'II'I1g. Enjoyed Miss Ker1dell's English Classes. A big hit with Navy ,l. J. -Always tinkering with cars or woodworking. Between these he found time to go to school. Likes all kinds of the girls and will lead a safari to the Bel- sports especially baseball and basketball. gian Congo in the future. Junior Rotarian. NICHOLAS BROWNE Undecided lVifk -.4 second long-fellow. He likes sports, refords. and is interested in ears. ln between times he manages to be very active in .srhool aftizfities. Whatever his pursuit in life, we're sure that he'll be SllL'1'FSSllll. Mirror Nall 1. 2. 3. 4: iearbook Editor 4: Tennis Team 2. 3, 4: Track Team 43 Li- brarv Council 2. 3: Prom Coxnrnittee-N. '33, 49? Track 4. VICTOR K. BROWN Baker Honey -Storzg and silent type. Kept Ronny's well supplied with doughnuts. Likes girls and sports although he usually found more time for sports. Football 1, 2. 3, 4. at .M 1101 ,lf 41' 5 4' ,,.pv' 8 . 'KY af' L..-.E we WM' ' QWWA 'N.,p-M , i , A me 5' ROBERT BULLOCK DONNA BUMP JOHN D. CADY Undecided Airline Hostess Artist Hc1IFl1if ,+Fl1ll of the devil- Cvlllfl ll-5' Don -Quiet but nice. Liked Mr. Wal- Jacky-AHis hobbies are skating and drau ually be found with Bernie and Laurie Igfe'5 bookkeepirig class. Enjoys b0u'lin,a ing. He can be seen with John Baker and the 3 llusketeers. Liked hockeft' and base- and flanfing, Will be gn asset fo any qir- Doug Hooper. ball- lVif1Sff1ffl1iS 01477 flfUE35l0ff' 500'1- line- Junior Prom Committee: Yr-arlmok Staff Hockey 3. 4. Dance' Contmillet' 3- Play Committee. ALBERT CALIRI Undecided. Zip - Our track star imported from Dorchester. An outdoors man!-liked hunt- ing and fishing. Was often seen in the wings during play rehearsal. Usually found with Dave and Al. Cross Country Track 3, 43 Indoor Track 3, 43 Prom Committee 3. MARGARET CAMPBELL College Margaret -Ozir most dignified girl al- though her friends wonder how she got it. Liked dancing and all kinds of music. Us- lltllly found with Linda, Jean, and Celeste. Majorette 3, 4g Cheer Club lg Cvlee Club 2. 3, 43 Sports Council 43 Field Hockey 4. ALFRED CAPONE Mechanic nfl -The rule kid u'iIl1 the Vlirierzdlrs srnile that iceill all rrriss. Hefw loreier hot- liloflffrlg his Cadillac. 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W X' P' in Uazlfx 13111-FL. Uramutiv ijlulv TTt'8NllTt'T 41 Yr-arlnmk Fflirflr 11,1 Mirrwr fl: Prmn Ilrwmatiqvm 111 llurlf-f' 1411111111111-1-N -1: llaxkvtlmll Hallage-1' Ll. JEAN CONDON CIIARI.0TTIi COYOPKX Nllrxq- g 1'II'lLll'X u,lPflIIl.PH - Quia! but nire. .llmzagml to HSlrPP:1'x llax llw 1111 my Bri gpm' nur nl trnulflw most ol tlzf limp, En- of am' girl uv l.m11r. lfvfzwwf 141.11111 111 joys Slflilillli' rmfl lIOIl'liII,C'. With lzvr rlzarm. tlzf llrirvliiz xllf- um 1,1-11r I4'fX lun SIZP is .SIIFP rn malfff fl Iurilrlvrflzl nursv. l1Pr P,llIl'fflll'NN nn llw Uifmr xllf Il lf pmm Imdtmiuns 3. prolfalflx lmfmm' ll lfzmuru 71011 ff? 1 zrnzmzri. Hw:r11'r-111-111 IZf'11-.-N1A11r.1rix.' I: Rim I CIM- ffllllr I. 21 Xllllllli 5fL1ft fi, lj I'l111tn ru IIIX' Vlulu l: 4.1111-lztlltn-11 fwmmlrl-1 I I Pr ' nm IL-lmaitl-1r1x,1. lg M-.11l11111L 1 , 'Fife 4 . 5' 1 , hr N ww' ,gr s. 4 -M, l V 1 1 A r YY' ' 'W 'i' 1 '., 11 1 ,J 4 . ' E, IF! .' A5 .K 'YQ V' ' K X1 K . ig,,,x A 'vw Q ff- ' 7' mfffs if' z , :Y 9 ,i N l wx' 1 'P 'F l' mv 7153, J pg ' K' 'QA 7' XF. ,diff .4uhQ.- 3, lf, iinilemwf ei af ' 5- . 11 , F l 5 ei 5 112 X ' Q1 1 1 1 RONALD COOK DOROTHY CORFITZEN RIIIHARIJ CORSINI 1 l' Nl'-vllalmim' llrlelvwiwlf-ul Xlwlul Wwrke-r fl l.mrl1i0 - f lllv.NfIIlllf'flf! fl at tlif' lirlql lmll ull-0115 l,I'Pllj anal ,quail rzatureil. l?l1r1ar1as llwlir-11 lu' isrzlt lm!-rorlrling ,4 ! wrrrlz flux. lw .suiil lzw 1l'US only gtllllg tn l'r1f1r11llx In f11'1'r'mri1'. Nulwl lnr lwr lJ6f1lllI.- rlruunrl in l'Op'.x I.lll'I'1. l1e'x 11111lf'r tlle I Y! zurrlx. Ile lil,-ful mpffrirrzerzlirzg 14'1ll1 rfrrs 11,1 1,,,,',, ffm 'g,,,,,j j,,,,,,,,, Hvfff 1,9 ,,,1'55f1,1 lzcmrl Ol sorrzmrif' vlrfs. ,fllong zvillz mrs llc' l 1l rmfl 11'a.x irsznzllx lnurzrl at Il qllfllllgf. lflll H, 1111. Lg lilml all lzlzflwx nl UI'lflll0VI. Hail lllllllrl' 4 SHff'l.' l'P fl W f'NY lil lil-W f'l105f ' llf' lrierzfls and will mins llIPI7I 1l'l16'I1 lie leares. EI , I Q , ll '1 ii! 5 3. 5 1 'lr ef EILEEN COURTNEY KENNETH COUTURE HARVEY DESROCHE 1, WYOI k SCIIIHII Xxillfk ' 11.1 lrisl1 S Unr little 1-Ollferz. .llrulv rnrirrx' Kf'r111x f- Usually ,l1111111l Gf RllSS6l ffl- ciHHfl'6.l., -- Univ! mul shy. I.ilfe1l worlf- Q li Klrifnrls. ll.Sllfllll ww: zrilli lluriv nr lfillm. lunfs lmlzsr, playirzg the 1-lrzririet. Lilfefl ing with wars anrl girls. Easy going. Will I Will rrziss flu' lun .slzefs lzml at U. ll. S. .SI'I'f'llf'l' li:-limi. Will miss Miss K9I1flHll'S miss lzis lrienrls at ll. ll. S. ,V ' nuns lfnglislz 1'l11.i.s0s, X 1. 1 I , I l I . 5 - ,- qwvlx . 2 sixxq-XX ESN' -..' :Ai x ., .K F '55 ' E A ft ' ' - T 1 ,N Q ,qv 4' 1 ll 53 ff , mf' I -M W-f-ffzaf' ' 1 4, . 1 1 1 ' A ,,,':24?' . ,, ' 1 'l A X., I -vfiksim eva: El x 5 . JOHN D. 11Ew,x1-1 51111101 4'j1'111.'f' - 11111 1111151 11011111111 111111. 11111 1111-55 11111111111 11111'1.'e,x 111V 11. H. S. 11111111 111' s1f1'11 111111 Slfip. joe. or B11s1'11. KP171 11111 111111118 111 11111111 1111 4 161119, 111111 1115 fl1PII.Nl'lIy 111111111111 1111 15 sure 111 be 11 s111'1'e.s5. Hockey 1. 2. 3. Captain 4: Class Treasurer 1. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Editor: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Traffic Squad: Boy State-r: Junior Rotarian. ELEANOR DONOVAN Tf'E1f'1lPY Ellie A 14 s11'P11 151.11 111 1.'11o11'. Forever .sn1i11'11L' 111111 11111.'1'11,c'. 14 111111111161 01 E 10f 4 years. 17111 nerer forget senior 111111. C1171 be seen 11'1'111 Irene. 111116. C1111111 111111 Ionesy. M1-rit Ffholarxhipz Chwr Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Dance 1. 2. 3. 4: Prom 3. 4: Yearbook 4, Editor: Play 4: Tntramural Captain 4: Library Counvil 1. 2. 3: Prosiflf-nt 4: Clef- C11111 1. 2: Rvd Crosx 1. uf' PAl'I.lNE DEWITT ANNA-x TJILIIIHO 1i1ll1lIII11l11l'1f?I' Opc-rutor T l l'll 1l' 1 --png, , 11,,,',,, gm, f,ie,,d1y.E,,j0y5 he, A1w11ys 1llllg111I1g 111111 11115 11111111 1r1P111s ,WH-HQ f.1asM,5 and my ,miter V1,,,gg, he, ,-1111111 is 1211011 I-ll .Sllllffh 111111 11111 81117191113 511111111 19111. 1.1111 be 5111111 111111 Gail, Jean, hflll' U11 1'1ff'f 1011U'1fl1 1105111111111 1911171 U1 will ,m,,,1l,t,,x 01,115 her 111111. LLSIIII111 seen 111111 L119Il 111111 ' ,11z11ice. JOHN T. DUNN 51410111 Terry - 0111 1111151 11t111e111' boy. De- 1'r111'11 1111151 of his time 10 sports. Favorite 1'111xs 11'11.s 11111f11 11er1'1111. Easy to 1i1fef11e 11'11s 111111115 11r11r1ri11g jokes. 1'1omf'roo1n Rf'pr1-seantativv 1, 3: 1700111311 1. 2. 3. Captain 4: Hockf-y 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2. 4: Student Council 4: Senior Play: Traffic Squad 4. GEORGE ELIAQON 1111111 -1 01111 of 11111 -1111 1111-111111:rs 41111115 seen 111111 Doug 1111111111 111111 1110 17111111116 111115 1111 IIIIIIIIY ,Q11011 11'1111rs IVII .111 11 B111 x 1101116 TOUNI. -.af cj ' I 1 'wif' ,iw K H is XY111'k 'ff , 'S' ' 1' NA. 4 ' S 3 2 ,L Vx .Q I ,gx 1 ,T if I -om-11 'w Kwan 'Hgh' CIIARLES ELLIS CII.-IRLUTTE ELLIS MYRTLE EMERY N'lI1H1l T1'lt'l1ll11l1t' Operator Mf.1If1111Ifff'u - 511011 111111 1'111e. Enjoyed t11e Herr -- A111'11,1s 1'r11f'1ri11g jolres Enjoyed 'f.lIflI'1l'Pu -ff 171111 111 ,good 1111111or. 11011111 1lIll'Il1'Y 111111 for 11111 11111111 bell. E7ljt0j'6f1 NflU1'fS e.s11e1'1'11111 l111s1.'e1111111. lY.s1111l1-I' seen 711111 .l11'1je or 11111 l'1l'11l7ll'N. l5uSk1-Illull 2. 3. 4. 1l1lIl1'1'i 111111 1111s1.11111111l ZQKIIVIOS, With 11er ter- 11111' 1Il'lNUIIllll'1Y 111111 e11.sy 111115111 slre is sure to go 1111. LQII1-1-r Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Dance Coxnmittees 1. 2. IS. -1: 11111111 CUIllIlliIIf'f'N 3. 4. 1111 .selzool 0I'll'l'IAl1f'.S. Will miss llff 771071 fr1e11115. Is sure to 11111116 ll 111611511711 1111111 ber please girl. ISABEL ESSEX JEANNE ESSEX JEAN FAIR l1Il1l4'K'illCd Work Umlecided ll1'1-1.'1'1fA -f F1111 111 11111. 00111117111 stay c',1e111111ie', - One of our best athletes. Al- Jean - One of our quieter girls W111 11111 111 t111111111', fllll' 111 our 111'e Sll165I7l67l. 1111.1 1151111111 111111111 llfllfll AFHIICFV. Will maize ,s111111'11111' ll g11111l wife. Lilies 1l11111'1'ng and Ay nf p. 'i .s11'1'1111111'ng. ' ...NN 1- wld:-ea' V , 'f' N i, 1 - ' 1 Z7 . ffl ! 1.5 ' A 4' .. .1 ii' A 7.1 'VI ,z u H ag 4 ,.-wifi 0 ,F S ' , 1 we 1' ' 11'11Axs 1111111111: 111111 11111g11i11g. Will make some l111'1.'y person ll fine housewzfe. Will 111is.s 11111 fr1e1111s 111111 t11e fllll s11e,s 111111 at D. H. S. i 1 pw 'e'I 111155 1111 t11e 1114118 111111 the -11111. Wzll ma11e someone ll fine wife. ,QQ 1 .pr X 1 11 l ?'ll'f':A es' Aiih W. 11 Q - 51 ,fan-.,9, A W x, ,AK,A XVIT.T,IANI F.xm,m' DELORRS FATE IIELIQN FE1,1.1x1 I'I111e'1'i1l1'1I Wvwrk NUVW' HRIW.. our ,IHWWIIUH Npibrllf 11-HN .1 gnmj f,,',,,,,1 N, HN, II ,',1, IIN pfpffy 1111t11111 1.x llllf' 11! l11ff 11Pxf 1111f111r11. 6011111 111' 111111111 111111 S1.'1'p. 1?1m11. 111101' nr 1111,ss11, :Nm e11111xP11 111111.'f'x 111111 N1.1- 1112- 117,111 1111'.s.s PP1f'.i 1j11xsl'1'S 1'1flxYf'N. Hrwkfw 3. 51111111 111111 111f1s1'1111111'I,l. S1711 is 1111111111 to XIII' 1111111 1111 II1!l11l'f Il',1f'I'l' ,x1111 11'1111'x. ll Il'1llI.f 1111 Inn 111772 l11o11,Q11. 1111111 111 11f'11r H'f71IlI1'l1g 1 111'11.x, Uanw- 1f1nnn1ittr-1-x 2. 3. 4: Pr11n1 fffvm- ll1iI11'1'N 3, -11 lsivlll Hm'k1'x' 1. 11111-1111'1'11g tLfI'l'1.9 111 111'111111111 1111311 S11117111. Y111' im 11ml l.ll1lIl'7l 1111 111'r HIIIIPII 111111,xPx.N 11111011 Il'll.X 1'11l1'11 1f111.ss Cff111411s, S1111 IIIIPY 11111411152 111111 11111'1u.x 11111 1111 111111111 111 her 111115 1'111111111l11, 5111111 111111 .Y1l!II. 111111. 1111113 SIIIlI1Y. ffr111111f. 111111 11111 0. lf. lj. C. xIi!'l'0I'1 Sfllilil' Play: Prmn fi. I: llurlrf- f:fllIllllilIIl'I' I. 2. 3. 43 N1-zlrlumkg C11-11 Vlulw RONALD FETTER ROBERT FOLEY CIGORCH USTER Undf-Qidgd Ullplr-14414-41 l Il4lQ'l'l41l'lI 11R0nm-PM Y, Om, of ,mr 11111'l.m ,s111r,x, i'111111 - 0110 111 the 111110101 1111,xx 1II 'iC1'11r,u1 ' q111111u 1'11l1'1u11'11 ill r11r Rm fam? in our lm, Wm Hall 0 Hfm, IU-1,7 5,-1,0011 ,Nm ,,,,1',,VH mn. In his uvmn, ,l',,,,, 51111112 H1111 11111111'1 1111'11111111'.x. l1111I11111a11x php u'0mp,, lfjlj UQ, pja,-Pg uhh Mx ,mmf H1111 111.115 10 .s1.'i, s11ri111. 111111 1'11111p. 111111 111' .well Il'I'f11 1111111. 11111.. 111111. 07711 Ff111I1.'. ,OOM am, rgpmmmlfn ' 5' 11111 1131101111 111' 111111111 with L111111ie, Al. lf,-,-H,-l!1fI,,I,jl, H lx 1 111111. 11071. Cfwrge. 111111 ll1111P. mf 'vy 1 . 4 z 1: xg, , KW -:E-f Picture Not Available ny. . fuk.. 1 I . ELINOR FRIEND W ft' afr 1111111111: Ficom WIl,Nl1X F1mTTm W4,rk sl'L'l'1'llll'y Uffiw- Work Mfflfiff' f nlfivms llllI!f1fIl-U. Une' nl the Hllftllil'-. Uuieff fm! rwrx l'l'1'1'111N,x. ffqlzlrl L'lf'1'lf1'e Una' ul UIlI .SfIIf lim-1.115 plai- EHX, 1J,,tj1,,,,,, gms. i1,,,,f,'fl, MW, mm be filllllltl f'1'l'fVl Friflru nigh! 111.1119 116114 Prs. flvr gow! .v'11.jf' nl liunmr mul pw- xfmm.Li1I.m1Hl!SIm,,lS Um, Hfm Um, U, WU 1111111 TfIf'!llf'lA with lllllllll. ALr1j1r,xf'11 ire .Sllliflllfj Ivlllllw n11.x.xP1l at ll. H. S. S116 1,H,jA-H5011 SMH- ff',, my! ,Him hw ,rl-Wifi, slffltirig. ff'Ilfll.II,2, 111111 lmzizig 11111. f '10.Wf1 Sffflfllly. lllfljlillg the piano, glllvfflf, wlilv. A Y ljllblll U1-1-u1'a1lin11x 1: ffiu-1-r iiluln l. 2. 3. 1, ml Ncllflrlf'-Y-N JAMES E. FRYE Air 19111-11- .Sl.'ip VPU f.'11n14'11 Il'1-111 all fllf, D611- lzanz High frills. Will .SUUII be slzuurirzg be- fzwerz lzzfs jliglzn. nll11ru.s ready tu lzvlp no matter zvlzat. His primte pastime was lllllfifllg IIIUIIPVE. Claw Pre-bids-nt 1. 2: Stuwle-nl Council 2. 3, P11-5idc-lit 4: Travk 1. 2. 3. 4. PIAUIII ilwivriiliuiix 3. -ll Nlaiuiwltf- 41 Yvar- 1,0..k Sxaff 'il r:1.-.- 131111, 1. 2. 3. 11111-.1 1 mural S1-ninr: Fie-ld iiuviic-yCapIL1iI1. NANCY CACLIARD BRUCE ROY GALLAGHER Ihmlf-tt Cfillf-go 1701111-Nlif' :X1'1'i1iI1'r'l 17Yf111 - Wirfll lilwl fu' nfl ,IPF frimzrls. 6sRfIll'P.q lfanw to IIS in our 3rrl year. b If'url.'ml luv Inn' llirnugfi srlmol at .Uv Unilfi liix gnml lllllllfl' 111111 .vnife 119 will be LPl!f1II,,Y. A'f1711'y'5 fiqygg 14-flf fp,-fgfnfy by fl .Yl1r'r'l'SS 1-11 1110 l-IIIIIVF. llYlS Ilffil? ill I gpm',,g an 5.1 SF.,-,Pfam-I I Slam l'111'11l ll1',::l1, WP11' York. Enjoys Dunw Cnlnlnimwx 2. 3. 4. Chow Club 1. ff!Il'f'll-Hg 111111 rnllm'l1'r1g posicarrls. 2. 3. -1-1 X'4'llTiHHbk Staff Llg Prom Dvcora- Iiung 4. 'E' ,V ,fe X . . ls if B,xRB,xR.x Gu'Tu1ER ELAINE GEORGE Nlmlf-I Nur-1' nlfarlf' - Kept lIllNl in lzer mam af'1i1'1'- lflalAlw lfvill prolfalzlx lie a prirale tips in 0,111 UU, of 5,-11001. IV? 1,4411 g,y,,p,i1 nurse for sonze IIIlllI'lll1IIll'P. lf'e're surv .slip 10 we her u'orl.ing for .lolzn IJOIIQPIN in Ilzf' will SIIl'4'f'f'll in 1l'l1ate1'f'r .slze rloes. En- fnmfp, jowfl all l.1'r1rl.s nf rnnsif- and roller sl.'nl1'ng. Prom D+-1-orutions. Ihinil l. 2. IS. -1: Ori-lu-strzi 3 wars. DORIS GILCHRIST Pathologist Dody,'-Peppy and gay but still man- aged to get A's. Loved cheering and science. Thinks football is a wonderful sport. Will be a famous scientist some day. Cheerleader 3, 4, Clee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, 4g Sports Council 1, 2. 4, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staffg Constitution Committee, Traffic 2g Library Council 2. i uf... Q, . LINDA NI. Cmsox Klmlf-l l,ilrln Ollie! and Ill'I'l', zrlm Pllfllllljll Ilia' lnullfall XIIUIPA, playing piano, dress- I7lflL'l-ILS. and lzuzing lun. lflfrw surf slzfll malqe the laslzion pages and llfllfi the males SIl'UlllIlII,Q. llamfe' lYillIlllllllll'f'NI Prom l,f'f'lII'HllUIlN 3 SANDRA ANN GINSBERG CARL S. GORZYNSKI s'Sr1r11ly -ff One of Ilze quietesl. but nicest foe - Oni- nf rlzt, Oalfdale lmvyg, LU,-1, girls at D. H. S. Will miss lzer many l'f'fe'.s IJIILSIVIIX rlas,ws will Plan: to be I1 friemls. Slze enjoyed 1'0ller'l1'l1g rerorzls. I1Il1'l6'Uf lflusirist in Ilze jzztzzref-lllimlec gelrring and l1g1'i11g fun, l'I'l'f'lUlIP lvflll lllls .sllarp ,Sill-ffS. l'l1wi4'i-I ' lb,-F. 5 Nik K y ,. N Xb i ATN- - lf i , , i V -,i '-X ,T-in X 'iMT' fl V - n 1 I i , f. . 'ggi , W If VA ' If 7 X Q . ,: '14 ' I , - g.,fj' J ' ax V fa: Rf 11- I H 9 .fl .. H 'X .54 -nur. fi X'ZQ'5yQ:ifE2i?ZX' 7 ? r P 5 ' ' - . 2 A if CAROL A, GREEN JEAN M. GYLLENBERG ERNEST K. HRNSEN SIf'I'li,l5lf2ilV3llf'I' C l1i'55'f PHll1f'l 2'S' --Cam! E- 0,18 of me U. 11. Sfs 5651. je1111ie -Y Our basl flressefl girl. Spent l,iHle SZl'PllPH - .4 sli'Ql11 nnrlvr stale' nafurerl girls. 151110711111 1i'11rl1i11g at tlze Dal- llfllll Sll0Il' anal just l1a1'ing fun. Lilrerl Miss CUI'lEj',.S 1-l11.5se.s. SOIII6'IllIy plans to zurile ller 0ll'I1 .sl1ortl1a111l boolf. Prom CUlllI1liIlf'f'S 3. 41 Yr-iirlncmk 4. GAIL D. HARDING S11-nugraphc-r HClIl'f'A'l6., - CPrl11i11lx' lzzzx plenlx' of flH'fl1I7I rzn1l llw 111051 11111sic'r1l girl of Ollf rlass. C0lllll rrally rowlr H1111 roll. Ellljllvxpll lielfl lzoflfm' 111111 lmpes 10 1701? cz si11gi11g r-rzreer. Yr-a1'l11111k Staff 43 i IJLIIICN Cn111111iItfff-R' Prum C11111111itt1-1-R3 lllm- fllulm 2. 3. tlze best FKCUIS uf lzer life l-I1 JE. EIIjO.XS buzvlirzg anfl 1liln1'ing. l'lf111.s to buy lzer own boat anfl Anil 11m11111l Ilze zwflfl. Prom C11IllII1illl'K'5 3. 4g Xe-arlmok -lg Li- brary Council 2. 3. CHARLES HARDY Pl3sIt'I'f'lk l.l1nrlirf' f- 0l.IPII lltlllllll l1lAll1St'lf ill fle- lfllfl-011. Hflll zz ZFHVX zvitlz the lmlies 111111 1'1111l1l lm lllllllfl A111111 1'Prl.'i11,Q' at untlflllfts. 1- J ffdilluv' 4 .gag 111P11t. Fam' to get along 111111 012101.71611 NZIIIIIY l-fl.PIIll5. l,1'l.'P1l Illlllllllg lwltvr fllllll lensing A011111 poor Ill1SIlSl361'll719L 1'if'li111. Yvurlumk -11 Prunm C11111111ittf-1-Q. FREDERICK H. HARRISON Tvavllf-r 'LY11Yo fr .4 real gone rnan. Lilferl flzznres anrl lllllllaf IlllSS Il 01112. C0llPCte1l reforils, rnmle 111111111 lrie111l.s. Will 1711.35 tlzf' fun lze 111111 at D. H. S. ll!'Z'illlHli4'Q 3, 41 Rotary Speaking Cgn. tc-Rt 43 Prom Curmrmittves 3. 43 Thcspian Srrvivlv 4. JV, ,ff zff-in I A A ?'f 'F'l 1, f A ., A. .V xx 99,15 , 1. Ci 9 1 f-ffuvsdfv 'fi ,X I Y , ax N 1- 1 if iw' pan-.fi-f ' . X yy .Vg 1 ' I 11 I -11 I ' 'Wu- 1, . 2 'Q--2' ny 0' I 1 I 2 1 1 M . wijgf' WIIRRIN A. Ilxssm' llI1:II.1xI:I1 HOLCOMB I111I:11'I'III-:II Homsxx XII' Fwrvn- 511111111 51-1'I'1-l1II'x Han - Une 01 11111 -I-11 111155. Ll'1.'P11 111. SI11,Q1'1 ' --f uullh v11111'1'1'1 I'ffll'1.'1AlI1Li 101165. lj,,1,j1. . 11011111 11,1111 M111 M111 M11 5110 Sfllflffii 1'111s,w5. I,1011lf1 be seen 1107711111112 111' 11'1.'1-11 111 1-111 1.71 5111111 1111115. If 11011 111' ,101 1,111 U1 'WN IUH1 0111018 16,1111 ,U 11911, 1110111111 111 1111.8 111111111111 110111. IV1'11.s111111111111 I1'11.s11'l 11llff1f'111Il11I1g in .S170f1S, 116 ZIQUS 11111, S1111 111111115 111 116' .x111111'1111P'5 1'r11'11I11 Lp fl 191 111'111t. 1111111 1115 P115-I 11111111101 111111 11'11t1'11i11g 11If'lII. 111' 11111115 SIIIIIPIIUVK 111 110 S1111f11111rI, 11e1511111111t,I'.11e'5 sure to 11I111.'e 11111115 1rie11115. II l'1I,I51'1'111 1'f11111111t11111 T1f111'111fr. Dano. Cmmmm,,,5: 1,199 Club 2 3. Prom Fwwlllzlll 3. 42 HOW-if'Y 3- 11 TfHf'k 31 '11 C11nIIIIilt1-1-5 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Sen- Basvball 3, 4. igr Play Cay, DOUGLAS HOOPER RICIIAHD HOPKINS EMILY HIrI1LI1:Y Nldfillffx I1-t N11-1'lIani1' --Em H ,1 ,,,',1,, 9,1 ,,1,,V, N-111 ,,1,,,,Y,, 1,1 D011!!', '- Nerer 11 111111 1111111112111 1L'11FIZ D11'1. , f - 111 5111011 11111 1111111 1111011715 11115 ll I'0I71EIIlbC'f6t1 ,101 1161 5111111'. 11615 HVOIIIII1. 14150 10011311 1110111111 lull IIOIIIP- S17111f'. ,'1111IOll,i,'11 11815 5111. his hobby was room. 117111 1111.55 .Y-1JPI'10I1 111111 111111'11. Us- gir15. P1115 1110111111 with 12111, Russ, 111111 11111111 10111111 161.111 Cookie, foe. 111111 R1111112. l11'1'1.'. P' -.11 -si ,pus QS ,af--5 DQ m .13 if 1 f 1 gi g ' X- 'Au M' 3 1-1 L GORDON JAMESON CAROL JENKS ALFRED JOHNSON Y4'It'l'iI1LlI'i1lIl F14-lmwgrupllvr lvH1it'1'i1I4'Li l'Orl.'1 - Uur Jafar rlrrm halu. Full of fvrrf.,s1'r Ifartrl ruuffl fllllfllh hw ww: HAlu'A life kid 'O know who is WU' -prrinzi Kami any pvriml for that rrzatte-'rt Ivilh llultx lT'OO1l1i'11rri. lf. l. lm'm14'rI. urul tht' flffi-Yfif' and 1'S S9911 with Aland f0h7l. H671 J lun, Swn rrmstly in flffterrrmrz, f,llIf'fIl'Il.Sf' rm! Oi the CflllIIIIl'fI'l.I1l Group. With her sho, miss senior play rehearsals. uith Ihr' rl-U 111115. -N 'll , 51 'VW Hflffl WH 'HHH' t'r'1'f'r1fls ut- S1-niur Play -1: Prffm CHIIIIIIJIIVP 3. ter hrgtr .wlmnl TVIARY ANNE JONES ALBERT JORDON Svhfml Nun flnrrwxu rf illlllliltq of Przerfii hifi of Rui f Krmzvrz ilI'l'llItSP nl' his reri hair is illtl. .'1lIl'l1J.X .srr1ifin,u. Will rnixx Ur. Cmnt- arliir' in I7IUlIII,QI'II,Lf .spurt tvamx. Seen with tw' r'llI,SSf'S. .'YI'l'f'l hrwzi' zchnt shi- 141111141 lf'arrr'r1, Tefrry. Stngiv. .lim ami Bill. limi in har 1'1 !f 'l 'l ' WW W,-f' Ulm 'I'rur'k XILIIILIQVI' 2: F4I4IllVI2lll Nlullagvr 3. rl. triwnrls Il'IIPf1'If'l' ,xhr gum. l'rOm f,UIlIllllH1'1'N -5. 11 'till 11' ' lt-w l. 2. 3. l. Liner Lllllv 1. 2. 3. 1. 63? L Qrff Q. ,-ff rm, X X 'qvj 2 ' 'ff 'V' Q .WW fa JEAN KATm:RiN1-2 KEITH Jeanie - Always frivrzzlly and forever tallfing, is one of our future serrvtariffs. Frzjoys 1larzf'ir1g. roller slrating. bowling ami all sports. Carl iw seen with Char- lotte. llary jane, Judy. Lorraine, Narzry. O.H.ff.C.: Prom Cmnnlittw- 3: Clm- Club 1. 21 Yi-arlmuk Staff -lg Pllfllfvgraplly lg Fit-Ill Hmwkm-y 41 Vnllvylulll 4, J.:-a .4r V l '37 x Q' - , T Q Eli' 1 1 Xiu. BETTY JANE KENISTON F1-eretarial Work Betty - - Erzjms Alflrflltllillg, IIHIIIIIIIQ 111111 bozvling. She ran be seen iaith Lynn, Jeanie. Duttx. Charlotte and llina. ,Iuniur Prom CllII1l1IilIFf'1 Yf'L1TlNHIl'i Stuff. my 0,3 2 N ? WE'A3'W:iX ,vs 9? 115 ' - . GAIL KENNEY Nurse' Gail - ls 11111' ul the lfl1l.f'lI'f girls Ilfltllllfl the s1'l11ml. l.1n1l1l hare been seen 1.71 the neu' slap IIIIII slzupx. EVIIIIUIKS l11111'li11g and 1-an alzvaxx he -lltllllll with Jean, Eleanor, !,lIll,lII1', Llllllll-P. and Helen. ,Q ' I 'af I if K f. ,' ,W y .. - I 1 Aff. Mes, . . X f .IIYIIITII RINII 51-1:r1'I1II'y Kir1gieN - Une ul nur little se1ret11ri1's, .4lI1'ays roller sl.'ali1Ig ur llllllflillgf. lfsualldx vlttllllll with lyflllfj or Jean. Was rzlztays IUIVHIVIIQ tu help. Will 11Ii.s.s her many lVfiPIItlS at U. H. S. Y1'aI'lI1I1Ik 43 l'r1IIII flflllHNilIf't' 3. '11 Play Rl'd4liIlQ f.IIIIIIIIIitt1-1- ,lg Hnnnr 1LrzI1lIIalr-. ANN KNAUBER ROBERT LAVERDIERE VIRGINIA II: FORT Secretary Air Force junior 111,111-,qv Knobby', - Lihed daneing and sports. Lau -- Our outdoor man. just great uGl.I2I1YV,, -- The prolflern rhilfl 1l'IIS alzvays Kept things from getting dull in 4-C. Our redhead was always busy down at the of- fice or zrith her friends. Cheer Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Clee Club lg Prmu Committee 3. 41 Dance CorIIIIIittf-f-S: Year- book 4: Mirror. 'Qi when he's at his farorite sport, hunting and trapping. Ehltjlll-VE!! st111ly halls and lunrh. l'lans SOIIIPIIHVV tn he a General and make a rnillian. YI-arlmok 4g Playlmnk 4. ,qettirzg into troulfle. l'resi1lent of llr. Stuarfs speeial 1-lul1 held at 2:15. Well lilfetl by e1'er,I1111e. llinm' was lllll'0X.i ready to have lun. Lilfetl sports and danring. Us1111ll,I' filltllll Il'l'llI Barlf. She IUIS z'11te1l the wittiest girl i1I her xerzinr year. 5Illlif'llI l.1vIIIII'Il 2. 3. 1: TI'IIffi1' 2. 3. 41 Yearlmok 4: Play 1:llllllNilIt't' -1: Prom De-I'oI'zIli1IIIs: l,ilIll'f' HIIIIIIIIII1-1-N1 lfher-r Club. . W f,,,,3 ,, . . P X v xi . O 'i .., xxqi 1 M 1 , S, 'N 'X QNX A Mm 'WIN RUTH 111110 FREDERICK LOEWEN LORRAINE LONSDALE Wv Vk Air F111'1'1- Sf'1'r1'IZll'y 1f11111.s 11 g01111 111'1'.s11111111'1,1 111111 1Afl'l'lll1- nlll14'1.'N -- 11115 II 1111 111 11117 11'1111 111 111111. hIA'IffYl',' - 1111s 111? l111l1l'1il 10 1'11r1,s' 11 1,1 5111110 1111111115 1161 ll III'I'P 111,11 111 11111111. ,1 11-111 11111111111 1.'111f'V. 01111 111 11111 11111111115 1'111111Pr.s11!11111 1111110111 1P11111g j0ll gel Il Likes 11flII1'I'Ily 111111 g111'11g 111111 S111111x. 11111 4-llfs, 111, CIIJILIVYFII 11'11r11111g 1111111 IIIl'l1'11I-1165. 1011111 111 P114I,'!'Il'I'Xf'. Ellj-IPVYS l1l11l'!i11g, 511111- SOIVICKIHYV 111111112 IIPI' 111111 111111 0711151 ll 1111111- If'1'11111111.'1' fl ,2111111 IIIFVIIIIII11' 111 11111 1Il1lll'F'. 111122 111111 f1f1'Y l Y12'- 11,111 Nlflkf' 1107 1llfllfP 11911111 Il'I-FIU, Fmlthall 1: Huskmllall 4' 1111.98 11 ZUOI111Pf1I11 SP1 l'PI1lfj'. Yvarlmmvk Staff 4: Prom U1-1'11rati1111x 3. fl. 1 LoRRA1N1s Loma EDGAR LOWRANCE JAMES LUCAS 'I'v11i5t 11llN1Il4'sNlU3ll El:-Ctnmivs Tf'f'hIl1l'i8Il Lorie f- 1161 1111111511111 5171119 111111 per- 8011111111 11111 111' 1111'x.s1f11 111 p11r11'Ps Illltl 111 11111 -1-If 1-111ss 111 11. 11. S. Erzjms s11'1'111' IlI1I1,2', 11111111111,Q. 111111 I1flI1l'I'II,El. Bm! 11'lIUIl'lI 1111 111'f 11-HF 11111111 .S1.'l111I1g. ljfulll 1101111111111-11 3. -11 11-11111111114 Sluff Al: Prum 111-1-11r11Ii11nN. -as 'F ! an 'QV- 65TP.l q A 1111171011 111 the 11111111 111111 1111111 f'l'f'fVl I7Il.I11lft 111 11. l,'0I11f1 111' 111111111 5111111- ping .s11111e111ze's p11'111rP Il7I'I1I 1115 e1'Pr-re1111y 1'IlIIlf'fIl. 11111115 111 1111111 1115 1111111 11115111053 111 11111 1'll1I1l'P. 13111111 1. 2. 3. -1: 11I't'1l4'NII'H 1. 2, 3. -11 Dra- muliv Illulr. j1111,' - A 1111011 worlfer. Likes to ZUOTZI 14311111 fLlfl10.9. Plans to be II 1ec11r11C11111 and so111e1111y 11111y 1111111 111.5 011111 shop. Sl'1!'IlCQ' Club 2. 5 -W are A , BARBARA LYNCH JOHN LYNCH SHEILA LYN1511 C0111-gp Navy ll111l1'1'i1l1'rl 1 Barb - A11adE,f,.iend5 easily. Flustered .illl ol1l A1111-1l11g from IIQIIVI l1111'l.', U,s1111llj' Sl1e1'l11'i f Seornirzglx flu' 1111161 typo Barb was forever getting all Shook' She lUlIlIllAll'Ill1 11111150 11111l Hugo, Fouglyf flliy lmt tl111t'.x 1111! z1'l111t lwr lfI.t'II1lN 5115. lin F ruled the Uaffic Squad with an I-mn hand. Il'lIVl ly! tlw lfP.wrr1'r1t11111 ewrx 1l111. lx .s11rP j11,xf'1l l1011'l1'11g. Il'l'll Xl1I1lPfIflAl lu' 11 rlzflmp i In the future She plans to work wilh medi- 111 1711116 n11lnz1r11l .SOIIIl'llII'li. qjlwm. qui, 1- Q. 3. ,1- 1 fine. il f Stuflvnt Council 1. 2. 3. S1-Crvtary 4: Traf- fiv 2. Hvacl Marshal 43 Yvarlmok 43 1 li Cliewr Club l. 2. 3. 43 Prom COIllIUllIt't'S 1 4: Dance. lx l MARY JANE LYONS RODERICK MACKAY BEVERLY lw.-XCLEOIJ Hr-flival S1-orvtary il ll Li Te-lf-plinliw 0p1-rzitor ' Jang-i f FUN of pep ami ,-,'gU,. I1 l,,.r, Rod -- I,'l7lllll lm l0llIIIl with the Olllf- H1'1 ' ff .4 future' -'UIIIIIZIPV Illt'1IA6i- girl. 1. Prer you -l0llIZIl.l0I16,.Y0ll 1L'f'fPSI1I'f?lO.li1'Il1l flflfp 5033- Lil-'WI fill SDUV1-Y. espvriallj Sli? 14S SHN' IU 77YHl-'f' llvf WH' f111fl Ufllrl. 0 l. ,,H'Sfhl-pf' A4 Mnrj 150,11 for f,l.,,,V,0,1k,. Sm, football 11.1111 b1z.sl.'etl1all. Wiilz lzis .s1'1111erf'- goml 11'1'l1'. I made many frienfls ulzile in U. H. S. 'lf'-25 he 'VIH -Wffll' bf' fl 5'l'n'nF-5-Y Prmn 4Q1m1111ilt1'1-fl' lil.-V Llula ' 1 Claw Siffvrf-IHTY l. 2. 31 Cllr-vr filulm l. 2. Ffmtlmall 1. -ll Biiflivfllilll 2. 3. 4. 3. 4: Stuflf-nt Council 3: Traffic 2. 31 Prom CflI'HlTllll6'P 3. 4: Ye-a1'lm1mk Smff -13 g Dance Connnitte-1'-. As,16h,, , Aw Al' --vw.-A M.. ,ow O 4? Q 1 Y Y 1 Y 1 r U w Y 1 Y Y J .pm ,ruff f 'f'4 f ,,4-w- lb JMET MCGOWAN I-21,i,i:N MCLEISH l'Il4lP1'lflf l Ullllt-'lf'l4if'1I jan - Umle the lfirfle Spa lzinmux. f lfoulfl usually be found witl Well lilzefl hx all. .4l14'rnx reaflix In help, good bool.: Hail many llrienzls. Full of 1, Enjoyed rirling and slfaling. Forever Lilfefl sporlx. Will be rr SIll'l'P5.Y in uh rraf-Icing jul.-es, Will rnzfm the gnofl limes erer she does. SIIPVS hall. Plans to malre lots of rnonex. Prom Cmninitte-ef: Ye-arlmuk Staff, Student Cmineil 2. 3. 4: Traffim' 2. 3. 4: Cheer Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Prom De-vuratiwnx Chairman 3. 4: Danve CHl11II1iIIe-ex 1. 2. 3. 4: Ring fitlllllililffi' 2: Yearlumk Staff 4: Senior Plax Cuininittve 4: flame-ra ,. u 1 . NIAJORIE MEADER CARL MICHAEL MICH FRANCES NEELY Commercial Artifl l2,,,1t.,V.i,1,..l Tf'df'l1 f uuargieu H' Liked to flanm' Enl'-Wed M55 ,'lIif-1.-ex f OHV mos! llffixlif- ,jmSmmf,. s.'Fr11nr1x . - Has iron mom lrienfls flur Boyn1on's Frenrh classes. Quiet aml rlig- 141-LW, ,IU ,HWS of mf u,0,ll. and pfmmg lull! llff loizr sears nt D. H, S, lfoulfl be nifiefl. Will nziss the good times at D. H. hix ,jarl-,,,,,. 1l,,1W,,l ,O make our Proms lounfl lwlnnfl the funnier or 111-Lellarzk S. rhpsll,,,,l,SSl11p1. u,',n,- Enjmefl ire Slfllllllg and just lzrzring .lun Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Com- Rum! 1- 2' 3- 4: Onihmtra L 2' 3. 4: Prom Clive-r ffluiv 1. 2. 3. 1: Daiiee llunniitteexz miflfffs 3' 43 French Club 3- Pro-'rzil11S3.L1' Y:-arimok Art lfeiitur. Clem- fflnlw 1. 21 Prom Ueenraliuns 3. 43 P ' Lilmrurv lfminvil -13 Nlirrnr 31 Efiitnrigl Fi1iiI0r-11 Yviirlmuk Fxiitur lg Hliiill, 9544 'wi 6 , . ff- .. 4 4 rx Ke 'Qi -r b r '--5 .,-Q .,, .... fi ..w.,.P , Traffie 3 4 Prom Cheer Club 1. 2. 3. 4: ANDREA NORMANDIN Nurse Hlniliu Elzjnlneil sewing anfl knitting. Lilferl ,llr. IQIIUIIIVINN plzminlugv wla.s.se.x: usnnllvx .wen zvitlz Uargie. Will miss the null limes ,shefs hail in ll. ll. S. ble-e Club 1, 2, 3. 41 Re-ml Crm- 1. 2, 3, 4g Danes- Cfrrmrrlmittee-5 1. 2, 3. 4. L. 1 X X! , ni' ng ,, . I fv f' + 1 fr' ,Z ,, ir 3' 72 -' ' - x ' .mf r Q.. I , 1 .1., , , ,fi t :VH .1 . Q A ff? ' ' V me ,W l V A .N ' ......-s-Ai: ' .435 Q , 4 Ng J X xi . ff yi W fwgjsi , 0 f 5, ,Q ' 5 1 V ...q-qt J EIlg1iIN't'I' Ricumm NIELSON fl Usually seen with the Oalrflale or lmnzlfing arnnnrl in Leafs rar. 'Z if I 9 rg d 4' ,.-ww fs ' , r 2 , A ff Em in d' , A -. 1211:- if 1 ' Q . -a g 'hm x ' ,t ,K W 4 fi ! i I 1 2 4 S , ROBERT NORDBLOM Engineer Huh - Alivfiys friendly and reazly with a Hnrge julie. Very intereytefl in orelzestra. ls seen with lffl. Rnrlrly. George, Tom anrl Bruwe. lntenils lu enter the Air Forre Syrriplmm Urwlzestra. llwoulrl lure to tour the llniterl States MlI7IPli!lj' it-itlz his mation pirture rrimera. Orvbe-Ira 1. 2. 3, 4: floneert Master 41 Cuneertmaster uf String Ensemble 2. 3. 4: Speaking Festival 4. HELEN NOYES JANCIE O,BRIEN X-ray Te-t'bni1'iL1I'l Office Yvorker Helen -4 Has many artirities-among Jann f-- ls her nirlrname. She is seen them are .sl.'ating, bowling, and swinzrning. with Ellen, Eileen, Beverly, and Helene. She has been a member ol the cheer rlub. ,lan likes to go bowling and flaneing and Helen is ulten seen with Elinor. Pat, Rose play' haslretball. .1Idfl.P,lIIIl1 Gail. Cb:-er Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Majorette 4g Year- f N: F 1 , 'E 4 use T V .fi YQAQ G an H f A I , ' X book Committee 4. 'Km f513 4 41 NIARIE JO O'CoNNELL School 0alfie f Liked all sports espeeially hovlxey. A charter member of En Rengle. Will miss school and all the fun she's had. P Xlajorette 2, Head 3, 43 Dance Commit- tees 3. 4: Prom Committees 3. 49 Cheer Club l. JLIDITH 07NEIL ANDREW PACHECO Work Service ,ludy f- One of the quiet senior girls. ChiC0 ' HUV'd50mf Anflf- Lih'f'f1 ZH'- She mujfj always be wanted on to help. Stuartis English elasses. Enjoyed skating. Neter seen uithout Carolyn. Carol or Ruth. Nffvef had mllfh V0 SUY bllf made WUUIY Junior Prom 3, friends. Plans to don the Air Forfe blue. .-gil. sv ,af M . . KJ JA ' L 1. 5 ,Ya A .em ' f . 23. ,... Q, .. ,..v,., ,4-. ,Eff e -,,..4Q, iffy ', .s 4:55 remix , . f . f .es -,N .ggigu THOMAS OQCONNOR UND 0,l1E-'WY Television Nall' .DHl'P,. Lilfes .stamp roller-tin,Q, rlrazring, mite hobbies were huming, and fishing. and rars. He ran be seen uith Warren als around with Bob and Carl. Will miss HU5-W'.V- Rlfllflffl ufllN1f0f330- l1V1'l lllfllif' 208 studies and lunch hour. Searddorri. JUNE PETERSON Secretary Pete Forerer smiling. fllifavis had a lrind word lor every one. One of our most athletir girls. She supports all the teams. Usually seen with Celeste and jean. President Sports 43 Nlirror Staff 3. -lg lfrom Do-eorations 31 Cheer Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Xf'ilI'lNNllC Staff -11 Fit-ld Hoi-ki-v 4, 85 -iw I. .f .1 t 'fan J - x k ,Q 111' Q I A42 rf gc Oki? fb PAIWL REINHXRIVI' B,xRB,xRA REISSFELDER lfarpvrrtr-r Work Paul - One of Ilze qniel mrmlwrs of Balm -- EVIj'O'lFll former fraelzing jolfes. our f-lass is seen ziitlz niemlwrw uf EI-ll, Knozen for her lfeanlifnl hair. lfsizallli seen His lmlfliies are xliingf. hoelmx. snimming. zeilh lfarole anil Pai. Will he misserl ln' her anrl lmaling. BEVERLY ROCHE f,0lle'go- 'SBez'e - Will never forget the Crazy- mixerl up times at club and that Cute laugh of hers will still be echoing in our ears for many years to come. Bev plans to attenrl Fisher Junior College next year. Clie.-r Clulm l. 2. 3. 4: Dann- Cornrnitteee 1. 2. 3. 4: Play fjmnrnittf-e '11 Intramural- 4. many frienfls nf ll. ll. S. THOMAS Rorux Service- Tom - Lil.-eil wars, sports anrl girls. es- peeially girls. Will alzeaxs remember all Ilze ,Qoail times hels hail. Lhillflllrl' seen flozen at .'lf1fli'S or zuiflz the A1-,ll boys. -, 'X' E.. 'W f' . ar' 1 - V :ef 'xi f' , ' ,.. 1. Av if f' :ln . hu V ,Y I, fa i . . w -20- r - A 22.19 1 ff . W 1.4 . JOSEPH RESHA Umleeids-rl joe -- Was into ererylhing. .llanagefl to keep himself busy. Swell personality anrl frienflly smile. made many frienzls. flaw lJI'l'Xlllf'l1l 11 Ftuflvnt l,'lllIl4'll 2. 3. T11-usllr-fir -1: Traffiu' 2. Pi. 1: llaslvtlrall 2 J. f.3l'lILllll 1: lll1Ill'l' Umnrrrrlw- l. 2. rl. 1. PIWIIH f,lm11lr1i!tv'f'f fl. il. HELENA Pml'BlNS'I'EIN Plunn T4'q11'l1wr' Nina - Voted 'illost Likely to Sue- eeerlf' Loves to play piano ann' eha! u'iIh the 0BCC's. Enjoyerl play rehearsals. One of .lliss Cranfs lies! ilrama stnrlents. Usually found zvilh Helen, lane and Sanrly. Drama fflulr l. 12. QS. 1: N-rrinr l'l.u: Hurr- lmuk Eflitorz XllIl'l'l' Niall ri. 1: l'1wm flmlxlrmiltvw- fi. lg lfrf-11111 iluln .ig Ml.. fllulm l '7 'i 1 Hill lr l ill 1 llnlu . . .... .. ' , :una . ,IV 1: Merit Scholarship: Legion Essay Winner. 'IMS IW-If gigs? l .-ow., 11 'Vi Q-ILL' L . A JMX , 1 w r-bi CAROL SEBIO Xurxing S6bf'u Y 0111 prettiest g1r1. 1f'11r1.'e11 1111111 for the flaw. Re1111x 116115 things 11p 11'1zer- eper 5116 goes. Her f1z1'0r1'te 11011111 is 10111171711 17111 P11111t111111x get 111111111111 111111 raise 1ot5 01 1.111s. Claw P11--111--111 3: IJan1'1- fI11111111iIt1-1-- I. 2. 3. 4: Pr11m f'f1'1111111itt1-1-- 3. 4: Traffiff , 1 911111111 -1: 51111I1-nt 1511111111 -1: 1111111-1' 1.11111 1 1 3 1 .1..-.'. -:wa M ,1 .,,, 1 1 3 CL.x11111: S1?11F1sR'1' l1Il1l1'1'l111'11 Q'S111111 - F1111 111 11111 111111 1'1g11r. .4111'11,xs -1.1111 111 11? 111111. 1.11.65 to 1111111-11. 1f 11s 111- 111115 11'1111.'111g 110111 111111 111111111 111 111111t11er. 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C60rg6. 111111 C1111 1116 S0611 1l'1111 111-771 11111105t r1111'111s. l3aS1'l1all 4: F1111tl111Il 11: Hoclqf-y 3. 4: T411- nis 3. ,PHD-'Qi 3 K 1. is fvfll fwfr 41 if 172 11: 5 l JOHN STOKES Sf I'Xlf'l' 'i.1111111'A f ,Yf'Z'Pf s11i11 7Illl!'1I but 11111116 771111171 1111111115 111 1115 111611 1711161 lL'l1,J'. 11711611 116 1l'flSI1lf V11's111'11g. 116 1111611 to 1101441 or just 111116 11111111111 111111111 like to 1-12111 1116 Coast C1111111. HELENE LOUISE SWARTZ Mmlical S6Cr6tary C111111,1 ' -f LIAFCF1 up to 1161 nrzme. Danf- ing. singirzg, 111111 sports 116611 1161 very busy. C111161ti11g pictures of 1161 111611115 is Cl 1ClZ'0Tl'1E 111.111 1161. Sp6n11s most of 1161 117710 ZL'l'11I K67ZI1Y1'. Hopes to 1161101116 ll 320011 x61'16t111,1'. 1111113 Club l. 2: Cllfxff Club l. 2. 3. 43 Prom C11m111itt66S 3. ,uni fu-, 3 1' f nw WS 0117 2 9, Q11 x. -f1 ff'5'i ., . A 4 1 4 I , , ., W ff. 1' 11111 ' , X JAMES JOSEPH SUGRUE HIINJIIHQ-Q 51'l11111l 'J.1i111 -f Drirvs 1110111111 t011r11 with t116 1611o11's. Lilres H11 sp111t.5. xi 16111 11111175 man. E7IjA0VJ'FI1 111. RHI71PJ'l.9 1'11z.s.s6s. 117111 501116- 11111 116 fl 11IIflI11 l'Il1 11'1':11111. ' H11m6rO11111 Rcpre-S1-ntatiw 3g Traffic 3, 4g Fmrtliall 4: BaSk11tl1all l. 2. 3, 4: Golf 1, 2. 3. 41. Captain 41 Slllllfjlll Counril 4: Play fil0llllllll1f f' 4. A1 LINDA VAILL Clrlllflgli' Lin - l.1111111 be seen l1fl'l'l.I1:'Z 11111111111 1111111 1111111 19071 111111 11111g1zre1. Lizes 1111 parties 111111 11a1111e.s, P1111'e11 to 1111 a g11'111 awtress. Li11e11 111111: best 111 HIIYW 511111t. 11111 111111115 111111111 UIIIIIUX .1f16I1t1S 11'11e1e1'e1 51111 goes, Was 1111 1111111111 OHCC g1r1. Field H111'k11x' 4: Yearlwonk -1: I.il1r111'3 Cwuneil 41 Spun- Cliillllfxil 11: Prum C11111' mittew 3. -1: NI:-ritrS1'l111lareI1i11 Rep. -1: 5111-aking Conte-1 el: S1-ni11r Plan' 4. .IERENIIAH E. WALSH Electrieal EIlgliI1f't'I' ,, .. . . . 1111151 f Dr11'111g ll 111.11 after .vr111101 119111 111111 111131. 0Il'IIS 111.3 1111-11 1111'1'111e te1ep11111111 past. H115 .1111 Ill'PfSl'0fI to 1111111 111111'11ex. L11.'e11 Petes 1.11e1111.st15 1'11zsses. 5111111111 1111 a great 1'11e1111'.st some 11111. 1 9 'lvq. FU! 199, 1 if Qmxwhvw 'vbwrwxyv .. X I ffl! X f x . N 1113. .I ROSEMARIE VITO WI.-XRIE W,x1-1-12Y XVOrk I.lS.NI. fl111'1'at111' Ruse - 111111111 fl SII4'1'PSSl'1l Il'1IlI1f'l'Pf L'.V1111'11', 1 .'11I1f1'VS 11111111 fll 1111111 fl 1ie111 51111 r1100ses. Lilxes 111 s1.'1z1e 111111 l1l1l1l'P. L111'e.s 11111'111111.s. 1111111111111 1111. 111111 11 111111 11111111 17111118 111111111s. 11111 1111.95 11111 1'IIlI 51111 111e 1ll'fII10. 11111 1711.88 11111 111111111 11111118 111111 at D. 11. S. MAJORIE WARK Typist c'.11111,E!P - L11.'e11 111111'11'11g. s1.'11t111g, 111111 1111111'1'11g. hIIVl'0k1'l1 11111 1311111112 1'111S.S11S. 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N '- 'f'fiW5'?' 2 Wg, ' ' I f ' w, Yllwfi , E . , ' 'T 7- fgffi L 'Q f.J'4,f K Q 4' iw, ' ' .MJ A W4 1 sl3'fA -1 ' Q, Aw ,, 1 ,Wi f k ,pity .. A if A4 f' 4 A f , Jw W M- - ij' V X , xg A '. ,f ,W -vw ,T W 'ffr ,f ,, fx,3g:., - :..,. in gin- , M 3 gf. 3 ' . .t ,Q 4, f' X, 1 ww-wwf vii W ? 5,4 ' x , A if 4' ' s z mf'-' it A eg. ff v 45 r.if ' Q , -z 'w wxw,f xy ' 4. 1 Z Q f. in W 'I 5 ' -v W W rf . . Q. -,, 4V W., . r : w-v' ' A if Q 2 15:3 ug! AV Z4 JF , V ff,1.!'.. K , F , fm, .95 W W, 4 4- : 4 Ms, 'Q gr! . . P ' .1 I xg' iii , Ig .V va 'fm . Y .V it? . 1 fy :ang-7 ,, qw, . 1, ' iffsla 'Q' 'Y' , Q . ix W , . ffig, I. ' If , ' K. ' 1: 3 FN -.K .' Y 6 lax +L., Yi, M if 'MN Q fa 1 vi Md? ' f i 'ff I 2 f c 5 f Z gf ws TO RE-MEM-BER -'Ri f' 'lf-if f' we-W 'N 'Rn' 1 VEWQSV WE win we Now our four years at Dedham High School are over. and we draw to a close our book of Reflections. The dates, dances, proins, receptions, parties, picnics, outings, conferences, and club meetings that all combined to make up some of the best years of our lives have slipped past, but the happy memories will never fade, for we will always have these 'LMoments to Rememberf' iff, , ' AT . 'lu ..4N 'X TV: , . . . r1,q e'-f 'f ' r , -Z ,f X, N.-5,58 w n 1 X 1 'a X WW z S-3'-fy 'T M s ll li: Q lid Q , nw .,,,,, 'i 1 ar H? IH? Tu?-L F iii ray' ?Yf 2 ll 5 . -i,.gv:v'+' 1 fn- JT iff !'Q ll llf lif 'M .-1933 , , Un . V ,