Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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th W T 1 JAMES BAKER All's well that ends well. lf something is worth doing, then it's worth doing right. - KATHLEEN semsrsnm T '-smile! You're on candid camera! A MARYANNE DeLGRosso T Today is the first day of the rest of 'if It is only with the heart that one can your life. see rightly, what is essential is invisi- ' ble to the eye. '5 C l T PHILIP FARRINGTON MARION FRITZSCHE CARMEN GALLO MAURICE HURLEY Just testing . . lt's all up to you. Continue to love each other with My students come first. - true brotherly love. 0 . 8 l ! l 1 rw If f JEAN KENYON ROBERT LYNCH PATRICIA MULLIN WALTER SCALES . 3 Behind every great woman there is a People who make little things The Celfics are 'he greagesgy' The best way to learn a subiect is to l 'NGN- count are math teachers. teach it. ll

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I , , ANDREW CORCORAN GREGORY DELLORCQ MARTIN KAWADLER There is no shame in being weak, but I can't hear you with your safety Life's a struggle. Initiative . . . Determination . . there is shame in staying weak. glasses off. Representation. Y A 7 77 .X 2. RAUL KELLY JosEPH LAPOINTE I People should be involved in their Idon't want to talk about it. own Iives. DIANE MENZIES . .???. . WALTER ROBINSON The most incomprehensible thing It matters not how long we live, but about the world is that it is so compre- how. hensibIe. H-, it To ,..,,,, I. s - vtotfffififgm TJOSEPHINE wAssERMAN The world steps aside to let ony , Peace be to you. And this, too, shall pass. I know that you are all geniuses, man pass, as long as he knows but do it my way. where he is going. I0

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. . . . . . . . DONALD SULLIVAN WILLIAM TIMM BONNIE TURRENTINE tor Education is the root to success. Speak your thoughtsp otherwise To live life to its fullest, we must Victory, however long and hard the they cannot be understood. learn to peacefully interact with and road may be. appreciate our fellow man. A e e -ze . I I.: -! ,254 Y! I' 16, I gf? f If I: fy ft ' 1 , l il W I . .4 Q' l ?f' 'v I . fi ff? '.!E. 631 'nfl 1 ,P- ,Q V9 1-I -'eu' .. J :aa-3. fr gi- :1f.'e: 5o e'lg:Q o gp' I 5'o g' :'.s',.0 ,' ' -' ' 4' 0' .' 0 o 0 5 lf o i'il flu. If ,IQNQCO 8 gf 1 I' 21. is I 1.2532-.1'-:I-QI:- Ply2.5332-' ' I-I lg! ' 1 'O O 1 5 SHEILA WHITE -'L' 27 WILLIAM BROWNE - Dept. Head JEAN ASHE lf you want to be original, be your- ' That reminds me ofa story. . . . Let him step to the music he self. qarwafqgisj I hears . . . 1 w .5 Himsa' t A., ag, ' , - 1 ,W ei F 1 'Eli I p.-J. wh il dill ,iw U ,M vt' V I vp, l,,, .., - CHARLES BECKER We must learn to celebrate Life where we find it. ALBERT CHARDAVOYNE Life's too short - don't worry about RICHARD CAWLEY The truth will make us free. CLARE DERANEY WILLIAM GUST Everything is relative. I hold that man is in the right who is most closely in league with the future. I2 ALEXANDER HERLIHY SUSAN HOWARD Revolution is the opiate of the A smile is worth a thousand intellectuals. words.