The Year Book of the Class of 1935 Classic Reprint

Excerpt from The Year Book of the Class of 1935

Mr. Arthur Corsini, who is a graduate of Massachusetts Art School, has been with us for four years. During this time he has had sole charge of the art department of our school and to him goes a great deal of credit for the charming decorations seen at our proms. This summer Mr. Corsini plans to study design at Harvard.

From New York University, and Harvard with an m.ed. Degree, comes Mr. Harold Cowan, the head of our commercial department. He is heart and soul in his profession, his favorite occupation being teaching at Dedham High. He has had the pleasure of enjoying this pastime for fifteen years, and hopes to have it for at least another fifteen. His scholastic enthusiasm is further shown by the fact that he spends his summer looking forward to the first day of school.

Miss Katherine Gahagan, a graduate of Middlebury College, has been teaching French and Latin here for the past four years. As a patriot she ranks in a class with George Washington, being a wholehearted worker for the cause of Young America. In spite of her many pedagogical duties here, she manages to find time for reading, dancing, knitting, taking courses in French, and making grand slams at bridge.

Miss Doris Grant, who deserves at least three laurel wreaths for the success of our senior play, Honor Bright, which she coached, is a graduate of the University of Maine and came to Dedham High in 1930 to teach English. In the summertime she lives an out-door life on Mt. Desert Island, and temporarily forgets all about her little dears. Miss Grant shows remarkable independence of mind in that she indulges in neither bridge playing nor knitting, hiking and reading being looked upon more favorably by her. Her odd moments are devoted to working for her m.a. Degree.

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