Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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K' f PAULA MARINI CAROL MERIAN Z GERARD MORELLI V CHARLES QUALE A positive attitude is half the solu- The calamity is not in failing, but in Don't ever say you can't do it. Think twice- speak once! tion to o problem. failing to try. ELARENCE SMITH R Time is money. lLAWRENCE BAIES - Ind. Arts i If things develop well in the dark room, then we can make a good impression on the press. I, ' lmvuo urz - Ind. Arts ' fNo matter how you slice it, our lfood is better. ll :- I 's Which way to Muscle Beach?! Y - Dept. Head . . . but it could look better: rip it If nothing else works, try reading out! directions. ROBERT ROSATI - Ind. Arts Dept. Head In metal shop we iron dut all of our dif'fculties. WILLIAM FUHRMANN - Ind. Am We put the human touch in mechani- col drafting. l'm convinced of the importance of Home Economics to everyone. I5

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, L, -W , , ROBERT OUELLETTE LUCY RUSCITO ' J DONNA WALKER Z Better late than never. The world is beautiful. Taisez-vous! Vouloir, c'est pouvoir. x l KI G CAROL WITT KENNETH TOOMEY - Dept. Head Bring in those absence notes and lf all else fails, follow directions. late slips. l THOMAS CURRAN - Distributive You LOST the spring sports pictures?! ,.- - ,,,, . ,U ,-., ., Ed. The whisper of intelligence goes fur- Please see me in my office before ther than the roar ofa lion. you leave school today. . . . .. .-- -.-sw WILLIAM LACOUTURE ANNABEI-l-E MACLEAN And how are we this fine To thine own self be true. Let's get the iob done. Hands in position. . . Start! . ,,,, morning . I4

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I 7 JNJI IIW I FKULLI I 7 IYIUQIL MILLARD NEIGER - Music lBandl PETER SEXAUER - Music X. Ability at singing, reading notes, There are only notes and rests, put Float like a butterfly, buzz like a Don't practice, because you might and harmonizing carries over after them in their proper order and music bee. get good. graduation. results. ' I , . l TUDITH MacGOWAN -Art Z MARGARET BRION - Developmen- ANNETTE COLE - Learning Disa- RICHARD GRAY + Special Educo Communication through the arts is tal Reading bilities tion . essential to the consideration of a Keep trying. . Nothing is impossible! When everything else fails, try complete education. ' reading and iollowing directions ROBERT CARROLL - Phys. Ed. Dept. MARY ANN CLOUGHER - Phys. JOAN HORAN - Phys. Ed. NANCY PARRY - Phys.'Ed. Head Ed. Where are your sneakers, ladies? There's no such thing as 'I can't' No excuse - get your gym suit Today well-lived makes every yes- on. terday a dream of happiness and , every tomorrow a vision of hope. JAMES POLICE - Phys. Ed. CANDACE RANALLI - Phys. Ed. There is no substitute for victory. Try it, you'll like it. I6 1 RONALD RICCI -- Ph s. Ed. GERARD VARNUM -- Phys. Ed y . Every student exists at a base- lf 'if's' and 'but's' were candy and board level, and has within his nuts what a wonderful Thanksgiving range a ceiling potential. It is up to we'd have. us as educators to explore this potential.