Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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Class I936 YEAR BOOK 1936 AGNES R. AKERMAN A kind heart is better than all the heads in the world. Who is this quiet and de- mure young lady? Why Reitz, of course. She is liked by all. Although her destination is undecided, we feel sure that she will be a successful private secretary. We also know that she loves to go canoeing. ,ALICE J. AKERMAN A merry heart goes all the way. Tall, slender, attractive, with a joyous personality and a winning smile-that is AL Her sincere man- ner has won for her many friends. Dancing and roller- skating are her favorite pas- times. She hopes to go around the world after fin- ishing a course at the Indus- trial and Filing School. IVAR F. ANDERSON He still retains that. happy, freshman expression. As Soap hopes some day to be his own boss, he is practising now with hand me ' the Sledge hammer. Sounds as if he intended to be a carpenter. Maybe he'il build an addition to good old D. H. S. MARY ANDERSON Friends-she has many, Foes-has she any? Mary is one of the sweet- est girls in our class. Never yet has she been in need of a friend, as her smile has won her many. She is a lover of sports and participates in nearly all. Mary is sure to be seen at basketball and football games, and is one of our most dependable rooters. Dancing and swimming are her favorite hobbies. Her ambition is to become a priv- ate secretary. S PAULINE A. ANDRULIS Serene of mind, cheerful of heart' Chickie has helped to chase away the gloom that may have hung over any class. Someday she hopes to become an aviatrix in her own right, and whatsoever she may do, we know she will do it well. JOHN C. BACKIUS Such a man! We wish there were two of him. Johnny's great love and desire for the sea may lead him to Annapolis, where we think he should win as many laurels on the gridiron as he did at Dedham High. His musical talent may also take him places. To this he would probably say, Cut it out, will you? NANCY M. BAILEY There is grace in small things. There is an old proverb that all good things come in small packages , and Nance is no exception to this rule. She has personality and pep and just loves danc- ing and driving. Her fu- ture is undecided but we know she will get there. PAUL W. BAKER The great truths are siem- ple, so are the greatest men. Hlmpossible? No, sir, says Paul from under a pile of books and papers. A quiet, reserved fellow who ap- pears unassuming, but his friends know him to be fun- loving.l Paul is ,liked by both his teachers and class- mates. After graduation Paul wants to enter the business world and also to travel. We know that he will succeed. Page Five

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1636 ROBERT J. BAKER Good scout, fine pal, real frzerzrlf' Bob is headed for Boston University for a doctor's de- gree. He hopes to be a ship's doctor. Bob is also an accomplished dancer. Swimming is another of his pastimes, in which he seeks diversion f1'om the strenuous routine iefncountered in ac- quiring an education. LEONARD A. BALLENTINE H1'l'I'I-l'IldSlUll11 above ,all lies, cloth hind the lleartg And faith in frienflship is the noblest part. When Leonard is around almost anything is likely to happen. He loves to argue. His cheerful smile and en- gaging personality have won him numerous friends. Leon- ard answers to Hey and hopes to be a second Beetle , ANNE M. BECKER Hflllllll-ll-Oll has but one re- ward for all. Beckie, one of our newer members, certainly has done a great deal for our class, and we don't know what we would have done without her. Peter Bent Brigham Hospi- tal is already a good place, but we are sure you'll make it a better one. R. BERNICE BECKER The more you know of her, the better you like her. Do you know what? That is what Bee is always saying. She is a dietitian- to-be and is kept quite busy hair-dressing and sleeping. Her destination is Framing- ham State Teachers' College. Page S if DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL Tcrce'nfe'r1ary J. ALLEN BEDARD His talents are of fl more silent class. Although Al is light- headed on the outside, he is the possessor of a smart head on the inside. He has not participated in any sports at school, but we know he was always there to root for the team. His ambition is to become an aviator, and those who know him have no doubt of his future suc- cess. GEORGE C. BLOOMBERG 'Tis my familiar sin to jest. Let us now turn our gaze upon the countenance of one of our regular fellows . It's none other than Bloomie. His witty remarks have brightened many a dull class- room. His ambition is to get something on Mr. Ryan. We put our bets on Mr. Ryan. MARY BOONE It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Though we do not hear very much of Mary outside her circle of friends and in her classes, we know that she is cheerful and very friendly. She likes sports and is very fond of dancing. She is headed for Bryant and Stratton. JOHN A. BOSANQUET Talk to him of Jacob's lad- der, and he would ask the number of steps. A1's devotion to music has brought him fame as a member of the orchestra. His argumentative nature has been, perhaps, too evident. He hopes to go to Annapolis, or to enlist in the navy.