Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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MISS FRANCINE RUSSO Be quiet - OR ELSE! . . . can't raise her voice without grinning . . . believes the world cannot exist with- out daily vocabulary quizzes . . . made mistake of taking her Spanish class to dinner. . . spends weekends correcting papers. MRS. JANICE STROMSEM Taisez-vous! . . . ski-buff . . . ambition in life is to have her class understand the lesson the first time around never seen without a smile. MRS. BRENDA WATSON Class let s wake up and finish this quickly . . . wonders what lan- guage her students are trying to speak . . . considers culture as im- portant as the language . . . versatile . . . teaches both math and German. MISS CAROL WITT Buenos dias clase . . . tries hard to be stern but always ends up smil- ing . . . makes kids squirm with her bullfighting slides . . . Estudie va! G' ff 1 1 sv ,f l .F I f Y rf 19 1 rr 91

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X If 4 . 5 . ' MRS. DOROTHY CORNETTE O.K. now, let's get down to work . . . always sticks to subject . . . never absent confuses herself while trying hard not to confuse her students . . . a whiz- at making straws and pens perpendicular. MR. JAMES BAKER Students leave his class with a feel- ing of accomplishment . . . super-ef- ficient . . . has the fastest chalk in school . . . playing the guitar and writing songs are his second loves . . . favorite hangout - 104. vw,-. MR. GEORGE REHOE Department Head You nummiesf' . . . always read- his own diagrams has an verv strange tie-tack . . . the voice of au- thority. MISS MARYANNE DEL GROSSO Oh come on, people . . . . . our famous teacher her glasses get larger and larger . . . busy head of Exchange Student Program . . . always willing to listen to students' problems. MR. PHILIP FARRINCTON Books catch cold too! . . . colored chalk fanatic . . . friend of famous Indian chief Sohcahtoa . . . comput- er genius of DHS . . . known for his DECORATIVE wardrobe. 1 5 ing Dear Diary . . .can't decipher s - xi..c' H- lgu Fl l'flu'1 lui ls- iii MRS. ELLEN BORNSTEIN Keep quiet! . . . Math Depart- ment's Michelangelo . . . opens win- dows in winter to keep her students alert . . . must stretch to reach top of blackboard known for her personality, intelligence, and enthu- siasm. kt v fx M40 f 'v,