Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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Departmental Conference MR. PHILIP FARRINGTON - Mathematics Seen with computer solving difficult problems . . . likes to write on the black board . . . a never ending smile . . . likes to be of help . . . hates to have his classes shortened . . . easy to talk to even if it is not about moth. MRS. ANTOINETTE FIDLER - Mathematics Able Math Contest Team Coach . . . and for home- work tonight . . . would like students to be less apathetic . . .wants to do all she has to do and still have time to loaf . . . a pun-popper. MISS LOUISE GAGNON - Business Type as fast as you can ac- curately . . . finds spare mo- ments for photography and knitting . . . peeved by care- less mistakes . . . has taught many seniors the secrets of , typing . . . yearns to travel 5 extensively. ' v v. , 4 9. ,gl c 7?,I. MR. JOHN FAUCETT - Music Seen searching for a rehearsal room for his choir . . . annoyed by gum chewing at rehearsals hobby, photography . . . appreciates choir members who hold their notes . . . Music is a feeling not lust a sound. pu MR. CARMEN J. GALLO - Mathematics An extremely patient math teacher . . . prefers to look at the right side of algebra . . . pet peeve, cheap chalk . . . ls that so? . . . considered by students to be a flashy dresser.

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,f gt' yt X, f r,, 3-yew-'if' MRS. HELEN DUHAMEL - l.ibrary Our gracious librarian . . . helps students locate materials for studying with a smile . . . How about checking the card cata- log? dislikes overdue library books . . . enjoys reading in her spare moments. MR. RICHARD EWELL - Science Where are your safety glasses? . . . would like to be an ichthyologist . . . is annoyed by people who don't finish their sentences . . . toying with the idea of be- coming rich and famous . . . good things come in tall packages. fg., MISS JANET DOWNS English Very warm individual . . . enioys communicating with students on an intellectual level . teaching yoga philosophy and psychology are her ambitions would like to see a relaxed atmosphere in school X we - i- SN, --Q , .- 136: -5 gi, xc5,gp5,v-: A? 5 N A MISS JOAN FALLON - Social Studies Pretty raven hair . . . puts up with her period 4 class . . . ready with a helping hand a wonderful dance chaperone . . . soft spoken but maintains con I l

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MR. JOSEPH GENOVA - Science Bach, anyone? . . . A man must first find himself before he can find happiness . . . If winter comes can spring be far behind? . . . the connoisseur of D.H.S .... dedicated to his sciences . . . could even be a doctor. 'CV '.,.2 X Tvs aus, ,....1t1 A MRS. BARBARA A. GRANT - English O.K., Troops! . . . a stimulating teacher of Latin . . . dislikes lazy people . . . would love to become a successful archaeologist . . . finds time to enioy collecting antique dishes. MR. CLIFFORD GUSTAFSON - Art Efiif Now if this were mine . . . the talent lies in the MISS ROSA HAJINLIAN - Business hand holding the paint brush . . . clean brushes are A devoted teacher . . . enioys music and reading a must . . . quiet but gets the point across . . . en- . . . wants to see the world . . . could take short- IOYS 9 900d Palnflng- hand all day long . . . very helpful, always smiling. f . I 'K vs, X iw.. X s . A - ' In fl! NN I . ,ei 'I ll I I I lx fi gxyf. My ff , I I , 4 f V I . f ,r vw , I, I c 4. X' ,gig f W - X X! . Q , w , ' I N 1 J I ,, fi 5 if 'Q JC., ' T' ' IW 1 g LS ,,., MR. HARRY GRAFF - English That's Graff, G-R-A-F-F . . . famous in the study hall . . . bothered by seniors in corridors before homerooms coaches freshman football builds bodies on the field and minds in English. MISS BARBARA GROSS - Foreign Language Tout est bien qui finit bienl . . .oIl's well that ends well? . . . when not teaching found on the tennis courts . . . a new addition to the school's language department , . . cute and friendly. MRS. CAROL HAZEN - Home Economics Use your headl . . . leisure moments spent playing tennis, skiing, cooking, and reading . . . seen taking ski club trips . . . even as far as Switzer- land . . . her pet peeves include Iav and locker pas- ses . . . would love to write a great American novel. -.. 1 Q -I 'gi