Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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(’ LASS OF 1933 FiU.I)KHICK Rm ' EK “He is lean, ami sinririi, and has niascalar l((is. ' ' “liill” is a most vc ' rsafilc and |)o|)iilar athlclc ' , in fad, oiu of tlic Iwo fonr- l( ' lter men at Dcalham, (‘XcellinK in footl)all, l)ask( ' tl)all, baseball, and track. Who knows but tliat he will be back as ( ' oaeli Heaphy’s assistant after a few years of (a)llef ;( ' s]H)rts. clhilcs: l ' m(liiill. ’:!2. ’:i:t itiiM ' hioi. ' :i2. I ' riicK. ’:i;i I ' nil ' lli’, ' :to, ' III Kuz. hktii Iba roN ‘Be to her rirtnrs very Idnd: Be to her jaults a little blind. 1 ' o woi ' k in an office is her desire. d ' o business school slu ' dl o. With music to cheer her labours on Success will be hers we know. RomtHT Bkltis lie has his tnaods t}iifj said. In our opinion, Ib)b has had just about all one could ask of the fates — free ice cream, free gas, anil a free car. If fortuiu ' continues to jiave his way he certainly has our envy. ChAHIvES BEiNVIE (’otnh down his hair; look! it stands upright! “Charlie ' ’ is our president and one of the most popular fellows in school. Me excels at football and plays a neat game of tennis. A ' e have only praise and thanks to commend him to the foi ' tunate pre|)aratory school he decides to attend. Aclivltics: Eoolliiill. ’:!1, I ' riillic, ' :!2. •:[:! Sliiilciit Ctnilicil, ' :!2 Excciiti ■ ( ' onoiiiltci ' , ’:(2 riiairiniin .Iiiiiior Eroin ' 22 m’coraliiiy ( ' oinialtti ' c Senior I’roiii, ’:i:! ( halrniaii I’IHurc Coin ni ittee, ' SS Mirror. ' 22, ' 22 Class I’rcsident, ' 22 B A K BA K A B L A C K B T H X Age cannot wither t)or custom st(dc her infinite I ' arietij. “Gidge” is very original, t lie likes to lie in the sun and her ambition is also to lie in the snn. Her destination is Antioch College (where she will take up sun bathing). Aclivitifs: Mirror Mali, ' 211 5

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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

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DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL Ihvi (; Bloom “Deeds, not ii ' ords. ' I ' o work if soonis “(!us” likes the best, ' e lio])e lie never tires, And in tlie end conies out on to]), (lets rich and then retires. Ilni.EX Boxoo ‘7 uni fond of the eoinponji of tallies; I Idee their silenec.” Helen has been conipletely happy just taking life and high school as it came. She confesses her most sinful weakness is the joy she gets from Mr. Byan ' s (luips, and she still has the courage to liojic her destination is Heaven! Hrrii ItoKKH.VM “.1 fair exterior is a silent rceoin niendation. ' ’ Huth, “Bufus” to you, now enters the period between playing hookey (she calls it ptomaine ]ioisoningl with the Kvelyns and the arrival of her ambition, a position at the First National Bank, lioston. Mirror Aide. ' Kll O I ' iid notion lli ' ror:i t ion ( ' oniiiiltiri ' , ' 111 . HT1UH BhLXXAX “lie is u ' ell paid that is leell satisfied.” “Art’s” amhition is to he . bachelor so gay. He’ll have to work, we all are sure, ' Fo keej) the girls away. A ot i it i ‘s : )ki II :M VDE I ' oothaM, ’:tl, ' :E2 BlIVU.IS BidlAXAX .1 smile that ijloie ' d Celestiid rosij red, loi ' e ' s proper hue.” IMiil deserves a medal for the courage she has ilisplayed jiacing the length of 208 M ' ith notices. It ought to he a silent, oi’ rather a noisy, commendation for her future emidoyer. . clit itics: Scrrcliirj. ' ll. ' l ( lEHTHrnr: (’a.mi’helt. “The tiro noblest of things, lehieh are sweetness and light.” “Trudy” admits a weakness for jig saw puzzles, which has led home work tistray more than one night. We sadly fear if she realizes her ambition to he successfully engaged in the business world, she’ll have to hiy such frivolities aside, but we’re sure she won’t forget to puzzle out the autographs in her year book occasionally. ,Vili» Itics: .Mirror KciMU lcr, Md 6