Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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THE YEAR BOOK CI.ASS OF 19 .r DFDHAM 1IK;1I SCIIOOI. DKDHAM. iVFASSACllF.SFTTS E(litor-in-(!liief Hklen Chask A suae idle Ed ilors Junk Stidham Staff on (ffuotatiuns Hekmon Newcomb Ralph Sander Barbara Smith Edna Hanover 1U)BERT Glynn Hazel McMasters Jeremiah Mullen Helene McC allum Staff on If rite-L f s Helene McCallum 1’ark.er Staples (hi ARLES BeNVIE ViRCINIA ChBSON William Delaney Lily Marier KOCCO VlTELLI Tlie editor wishes to lliank all the iiiemhers of the staff and eonimittees for the splendid eo-operation and help they gave towards laiinehing this ear hook. May it meet with elass api)ro al. Transcript Press Inc., Dedham, Mass.

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0 iilr. Joseplj i|, l pan tfje inemljeriS of tije Class of 1933 sratefullp tieiJicate tljeir ©ear PooU in appreciation of Ijis kinbness anb frienbliness buring tljeir four pears.

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DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL Wkxdkll Amiimjx “And inicxtinijuishvd lamjlder shakes the shdes. “Ami’s” spoi ' ts were veiy gootl, In some he did excel. We hoire in the big business worhl He will sneeeed as well. . (’lh ilii ' s: .Assistant Mammi ' r I ' odtliall, ' till Kootliall, ' tti Senior I ' roni llecoration ( oinniil tci-, ' tit! ( iass Ka.i I’lii.v, ' llti ' I ' ilKHKS.A AiiXOTT “Silent as a thofujht. ' ’ “Teil” may be rather tiuiet in school, but any one (hat has seeii her in her element, the water, considers her far fi ' om :i silent ntember. She, too, ranks her- self among that aiany of giadutites who aie bouiid foi ' the top, but who :ire as yet unoerttiin which jiath they shtill take. BkHX.AUI) B.AKlCii “Only have enoayh oj Utile virtues and you need not mourn because you are neither a hero nor a saint. Barney is going into the printing biisiness with his Ijrother. Perhaps he will have the privilege of printing the Dedham High Year Book in 1943. . rti itit ' s; I siirr at .Innior I’roni Class lla.t I ' la.t ( ' lI.AKLIC.S B.AHXKS “.4 man udto could make so vile a pun icould not scruple to pick a pocket.” ‘‘Charlie” well merits his title of class ]nmster for the thousaiuls of original jokes he has painfully executed for our pleasure. Swimming is his favorite occu- pation, as well as not doing his Knglish. He claims no ambition or destination, l)Ut who knows whether this is just another pun or not, — can ' t you just see him imblishing a “smart sayings” eolumn ' . .Veto ilins: Tramc. ' till, ’:tl, ' :!2 Footliall Alanaftcr, ’:!2 Senior I’la.v, ' :!U Kxeenthe ( oniinittee, ’;t:! Lucise B.VI ' E.S “For nothing lovelier can be found In woman than to study household good. “Lou” is one of otir sweet, very feminine types, but rather decided in her ideas. She delights in Seotiting, a most worthy activity, and has long dreamed of her much antieijiated days at Framingham Teachers’ College. She wishes to be a dietitian. Here’s success! Actnitlrs: Lilirarj Council, ' ttl, Orailnation Dccoralioiiv, ' ,‘11 ' I ra flic, ' :ll I ' roin Imitations, ’;i2 Class iia. I’la.i, ' :t:t 4