Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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' R l f + li U Scholars Par Excellence 1 HONOR GRADUATES The gold Tassel is a sym- bol ot honor and respect for those who wear it. It is the goal Towards which its recip- ients have been working since September, 1959. To be an honor grad a student must have received no more than five C's dur- ing his Three years, no mark below C, and no more Than Three C's in any one subiect in one year-surely, a Tor- midable Task. As ot March 15 1962, These pupils were hon- or graduates. I They deserve our congrat- ulations and admiration. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of The National Honor Society are selected on The basis of their schol- arship, character, leadership, and service. They are initiated into this distinguished society at an impressive ceremony at which they receive certificates and gold pins as symbols of excellence. Row 1, L-R: S. Giacobbe, C. Giacobbe, H. DiMartino, R. Vendetti. Row 2, L-R: K. Brown, M. Duhamel, C. Cannello, S. Hibbard, S. Gunther. Row 3, L-R: R. DeGregorio, D. Bryant, J. O'Brien. 27

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rom ALAN PETERS President ,....,, ROBERT DeGREGORlO P , Class fficers ow . . . 1 'T N T 1 JANE MANGIARACINE Treasurer In C 'J' HELEN DIMARTINO Vice-President Secgefa,-y fu ff' x Yf if .., ' A .- Row 1: H. DiMar1ino, P. Cragin, J. Mangiaracine, C. Eller, J. Holman. Row 2: R. DeGregorio, A. Peters, F. Mirisola.

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ROBERT ABBOTT Undecided Bip-Rock . . . light-hearted and entertaining . . . lively ad- dition to any group . . . a con- firmed prankster . . . ardent sportster . . . never at a loss for words. Football T, 35 Hockey 3. MALCOLM AMSDEN College Mal . . . quite the conversa- tionalist . . . argumentative in a ioking way . . . quick to de- fend his opinions . . . frequent- ly found in Mr. Sheridan's biol- ogy classes . . . feeding an al- ligator no less! . . . sure to reach his goals. Biology Club l, 25 Guidance Of- fice l, 2, 35 Reflections 3. KAREN ANDERSON Business School Karen . . . good-hearted and sociable . . . a preference for Italian' foods . . . swimming, dancing, and skating-just a few of her diversions . . . pretty blonde hair . . . hint of emer- ald in her eye. Basketball 25 Guidance Office 3. RICHARD ARELL Car Mechanic Dinko . . . mild prankster . . mischief in his hazel eyes . . . a friend to gain, a friend to re- main . . . loves working with cars . . . unique sense of hu- mor . . . considerate and con- genial. MARYLEE BAIN Secretarial work Marylee . . . poised and friendly . . . quiet wisdom . . . studious, persevering, and reliable . . . kind hazel eyes . . . derives great plea- sure from trips to Norwood . . . will make a capable secretary for some lucky boss. Mirror 2, 35 Reflections 35 Prom Committee 2, 35 Traffic l, 25 Bad- minton 2, 3. ROBERT BENNETT School Bobby . . . Jack of all trades . . . pensive . . . a natural charmer . . . self-assured with definite plans for the future . . . under the quiet sur- face may be found a good sense of humor . . . eminently capable . . . surely headed for success. ow Is the Time af . 1 What! no Bosco? l i.