Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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MR. JOSEPH BRAZAUSKAS - Science A truly big man . . . a firm hand but gentle at heart . . . well liked . . . a new member of the science department but catching on fast to student capers . . . does he really need body guards? TIN. A MISS MARGARET BRION - Developmental Reading U Ai fan of the Pean Gang . . . They re so adc able . . . a transfer teach her students rememb her from the iunior high . . always willing to help. . . n ' ' ' r kids, the 'doctor' does mean she gives shots - she iust had a lot of school! MR. WILLIAM P. BROWNE JR. - Social Studies Main interests are social studies and politics . . . involved in drug education . . . And that reminds me of a story when . . . seen ac- companying his classes to court . . . peeved by students who take no advantage of progressive changes. MR. LORNIE BULLERWELL - Science That's enough carefully shows the experiments to his stu- dents - though something al- ways goes wrong . . . quiet in his manner . . . enthusiastic new member of the science depart- ment . . . tries to keep the kids from blowing up the lab. MR. JAMES CALHOUN - Social Studies His pet peeve is losing . . . can always be seen on the basketball court . . . doesn't like to get the answer I don't know. . . . will be best remem- bered by many senior boys . . . could never be L s is inactive . . . coach of the Bay State Champs. 'i -1- A word of encouragement from the coach. MR. ROBERT CARROLL Physical Education This is a good day c achieve . . . peeved by b unprepared for gym class . . . could have been wo shop teacher . , . involved getting physical education grammar school Nc that's not fair. ..-i 1

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MR. JAMES BAKER - Mathematics What's done cannot be undone . .. pet peeve is over-criticism of people . . . seen playing baksetball with members of the varsity team . . . has I also competed against chess team members . . . yearns to be famous. 4 , 4 l .hm.u:sffliL.. Q 1 4' C4 W, , V AV, , , . e V i K fm -f,, 1 N ' MISS RUTH BAKER - English Department Head Usually located in bookroom . . . dislikes gum chew- ers . . . hobbies include photography, antiques, and her grand-nephews . . . refuses to reveal secret ambition . . . a sincere and considerate person. MR. LAWRENCE BALES - Graphic Arts We like to make a good impression . . his pet peeve is ink all over the shop . . . his hobbies include skiing and sailing . . . active interest in the ski club . . . his ambition is to make the first full color separa- tion print in D.H.S. history. ' iwwlficlv sfwvbsaf mmuwillb ' lfis MR. ARTHUR C. BARKER - English A truly dynamic teacher . . . he questions, probes reasons, and stimulates . . . devotes much of his time to the Audio-Visual Dept. . . . Good show . . . en- loys golf fishing and poking 1' MR. FRANK BINGHAM -- Social Studies Okay, let's get going . . hates students who ask for ten reasons for taking history . , . enioys umpir- ing the girls' softball games . . . quiet is the way he keeps his study halls . . . a great sports fan who en- ioys golf. MR. RICHARD BOMBARDIER - Social Studies .Away from history classes he likes fishing, hiking, and bowling . . . an avid movie fan . . . pet peeves are plastic knives, forks, and spoons - especially bent ones . . . wants to visit Rio de Janeiro during Mardi Gras. 4.

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X rm ,I T1 T. f l X X i. I ,. ' c rg..- MR. JAN CASTANZA - Science An enthusiastic and dedicated track coach . . . hates student apathy . . . you people are unbeIievable . . . when not teaching he is a pharmacist . . . con- stantly tries to get his points across. br MR. ALBERT CHARDAVOYNE - Social Studies There you go . . . helpful assistant basketball and ' baseball coach . . . interested in sports, reading, music, and traveling . . . his pet peeve is sneaky stu- XM il , 4, , dents . . . would like to be successful in every adven- ' I r Ky, V 'ff' ture. ,. faq? I . 'fa ll' 'I l 1,1 IT. 'ky f 'ttf , l, f'!- L 'ff' -A', 251' i v. A ilv 4 W' .eff , Am im -AME MISS PAMELA CHONIN - English Be Specific . . . describes The Scarlet Letter as a MISS MARY ANN Cl-OUGHER - PhYSiC0l Education tasty morsel . . . dreams of students doing their Fallllful to he' 9lfl5' 5P0l'lS leams - - - Hlells 90, homework faithfully . . . despises clock watchers lqdlesll - - - seen on llle field eVel'Y P9fl0d when WS . . . note to clockwatchers: time always passes, but 'lol 5'l0Wln9 - - - trusted lflefld to all 9lfl5 - - - lhe you may not. cheerleaders' favorite advisor. l -1 MR. RICHARD CAWLEY - Social Studies Known for his never-ending supply of films keeps up the bow-tie style . . . quiet and conserva- tive . . . a dedicated man . . . always helpful - very sincere. Z f fA Z f V In 1 ,fmfaz 'S 1:f'22.f Mlm w I ,,., 2,71 431, fr 14,54 w .1 MR. CURTIS CHASE - English Annoyed by poor penmanship . . . reads poetry ex- pertly . . . enioys camping and photography in his leisure hours . . . special ambition - to climb Mt. Everest. X MISS LOUISE COLAGIOVANNI - Science This vivacious science teacher would like students to do their homework . . . enjoys bowling, skiing, piano playing, and tennis . . . would love to break a hun- dred in candlepin bowling . . . color guard advisor . . . Have a good dayl 'HMG I 6 I