Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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-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? A x.ii, i xx ,QI gi K D Ye sf'19L,' W, 'F ,-,. 4' .7 VA ...i U- e W. A 4 j .s X I O ,, 5 LJ V.: 1 vw X . - V1 .' K, 'S 2 'x is Q 3 Q ' ' V 1 rf, - Q., 3? ' 4 ,V N . , ' .Q - w t .......-...- X . V X., 4, 4 k -A I

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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!

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---1... j JUNIGR ik 51 May 6. 1055 Once upon a time when we were still awe-et sixteen, nur vlaw of 1936 donned formal clothes for the first time: tllfj ueeasinii-oilr ,luninr Prmn. Vlfe were intrmlueed tu tlie reef-iving line: Nlr. and Mrs. Harold E. Cowan, Miers Margaret Etta Sullivan. Nlr. and Nlr-. Holland Hazen. We floated tliruugh set after wet tu our dreamy theme music, Blue Mirage played by the Jerry Davis' Society Orchestra, while admiring the lovely yacht Club decor of the gym.0After the dancing was ended we formed a line for the Grand March, keeping step gayly as we left the D. H. Gym. THE r, , -P' N. I lu: ! cl! l l .49 A , A. ie- S Q 'L 'R 4.