Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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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.

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,Q Q ,. - u . , M, ff X ?l '5?Kf I nf., W ,M , L, 'J iw MR. ROBERT HEALY - Social Studies Always has something to say about everything . . . out-of-class activities include indoor and outdoor track and music . . . sparkling blue eyes entrance all ' ,,,. 7 .W , , wr- : ai 31 --..- .,, 'ff 1 senior girls . . . irritated by phonies . . . his ambition '-- X i ' is to become mayor of a city. f,,., X ' N I 4 l K il g, y I . -4 ' A A 4 .- es- M .N ,,, f' f , ' KN., 4 M' - A Q. ,- - ,Annu MRS. SUZANNE HEALY - wiv if MISS TANIS HOUSEMAN - Foreign Language A vivacious addition to the Foreign Language de- partment . . . entre el dicho y el hecho hay un gran techo . . .annoyed by lazy people . . . enioys trav- eling, reading, and collecting antiques . . . ever- ready with an encouraging smile. R' A egg: lg, , tix ' I -'qv hz vy-4' , 'f W W, .f-,.,.,--- If . o S N,,4 A 'I 22 MRS. EILEEN HICKEY - Business Forever friendly and patient . . . could never be dull chalk dust is her pet peeve . . . hopes to take a cruise someday soon. Q y-Jfrxul ,rA?,.--cfwzuu.is- K MRS. SUSAN HOWARD - History Always working on proiects . . . the U.N. rep. from Kenya hasn't been the same since his visit from D.H.S. history students . . . loves to make history fun . . . Of course you have to know how to spell itl . . . unlimited time for all students. French An enthusiastic French teacher . . . tries hard to keep up with her sons . . . C'est la viel . . . her pet peeves include snow days that aren't snow days . . . hopes to spend a summer in France. MRS. JOAN HORAN - Physical Education Now, ladies . . . seems to have patience at all times . . . known for her crimson gym suit . . . feels individuality is important . . . al- ways on the go. x i ' ' tp-4

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, Wk 5. .- ,Ak . , 1 ff 5 J tr . I.. ' 5 wil W p Lf' l - MR. PAUL KELLY - Science Entertains his classes with his humor . . . I wish more persons would have fewer hangups. . . . con- stantly flashing a smile . . . enjoys camping, hiking, and the company of his children . . . in fact, his daughter served as subiect of an unusual class ex- periment. MR. JOHN KENNY - English The philosopher of D.H.S .... loves to communicate . . . delves into the art of drama with enthusiasm . . . known for his many diagrams . . . can be seen in lOl until 5:00 p.m. MRS. SARAH LANE - English What goes up must come down . . . wants to be a fairy princess . . . hates getting up in the morning . . . flies kites, paints, skis, camps . . . Drama Club coach for the freshman class play. MISS KATHLEEN KIMENHOUR - English and Foreign Language Nur Deutsch in die Klassel . . . a bright new addi- tion to language department . . . could never be angry . . . seen carrying an infinite amount of books and notebooks . . . peeved by late comers to her classes. it. 1 I. MR. JOSEPH LaPOlNTE - Science MR. HOWARD LEVIN - Mathematics Science with a smile . . . enioys being himself in the His pet peeve is the P,.A. system . . . loves to find an classroom . . . seen carrying test tubes and beakers easier way to solve problems . . . red hair does not . . . young, energetic, and progressive teacher . . . mean a short temper. . . makes math fun . . .trying interests include almost everything. to find a short quadratic formula. 4 Y - DYUN l YT LH , 1 ' l i 4 ' -c ,f sv .fc , an l l 3 . , 4 te 2 V P? , lifg 3 ' ' .5 f P, cj ff lf- rf vp! MRS. KATHERINE LYNCH - Mathematics and Science Quiet and conservative . . . often mistaken for a stu- dent . science ll il very helpful .. . switch-hits math and . found often in the library. F., l