Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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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

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-.. '11 'f fr,-er Q E 'I I 7Ll'2 :- ri,:l lffs.,.ff 5 lsbhqrffu- 92524 2.f,vM,f v ffZpV,2f,.J,b'IfIfi!Nifife,fiy'i1!'xfV .5 ffl A f an A f 'MA-I V fvhuvvvfilf i',fQiQQffif l'fW 1fv'Rf'lfH- 5:5 MISS HELEN HUGHES - Foreign Language Keeps the auditorium study under control . . . the littlest teacher . . . but a powerhouse of energy ready with a quick smile . . . tries to be seri- ous but to no avail. MR. ROBERT W. JANNINO - Social Studies Fantastic sport enthusiast . . . Wisdom through suffering . . . wants to get rich . . . doesn't like lunch duty or intercom . . . devas- tating good looks. MRS. VIRGINIA JOHNSON - English This is a quiet study halll . . . would like to retrace her travels dislikes students using im- proper English . . . faithful advi- sor of the drama club . . . Mercy. MR. BRETT JORDAN - English Fiery red hair . . . loves to make faces at people . . . his hobbies include listen- ing to rock, sports, and welding . . . Quiet downll constantly looking at his watch to check the date. MR. MAURICE F. HURLEY - Mathematics Well known dictator of room 217 and second floor main corridor . . . listen and think . . . spends much time with his math club . . . this is one class you can't fall asleep in . . . would like to see the day when students are actual- ly eager to learn. nf Inf' .I' If iv' vs, -in hu- Making plans. MR. GEORGE KEHOE - Mathematics Department Head The conference room is head- quarters for this Math Dept. Head . . . faithfully keeps his diary. . , his favorite students are nummies , . . seen holding a blackboard pointer . . . doesn't wait for the bell to start. . . mental gymnas- tics.