Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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EGEBIEGSBGEBGSBGZEGEBGSBGEBGSESZQQBGE Y E A R B O 0 K ?GE3Gi3Qi30E30iB0i3'li3Gi3GE30i30i30i5Gi WILLIAM HOECKEL He is wise who thinks much, speaks little, and writes less. Bill is one of our leading tracksters, and judging from the speed he had shown at our school meets, he ought to be the lirst among us to reach his destination. Bill poses as being completely indiffer- ent on the subject of his destination, but we hardly believe it. At any rate, we ad- mire his nonchalance. EVA HUNT Gentle in manner, strong in perform- ance. Eva ardently ambishes to travel, and de- votes her spare moments to swimming and skating, which are traveling on a small scale, by an extensive stretch of the imagination. Patience is a virtue, Eva, and how about a postcard from Abyssinia for this word of encourage- ment? KENNETH HURTLE The well of true wit is truth itself. Every time that Kenny hurtled over the course at our school track meets, the score for Dedham High ascended. He is just as fond of dancing as he is of run- ning, and is an all-round good sport. EDITH ILLEMANN Moderation, the noblest gift of heaven. Edith is headed for nursing, and is ideal- ly suited for this profession, as she is the picture of abounding health. She absolutely refuses to tell her ambition, so your guess is as good as ours. ,J ,Z y 4, 4, .Av new FRANK JACKSON Se1'onrl thoughts are the best. .lackie aspires to be a radio announcer, so if someday soon your radio brings you a familiar voice that you can't quite place, you can give a good guess as to whose it is. He is one of the friendliest boys in our class H- evidently he is a be- liever in 'flacksonian Democracy. ELSIE JOHNSON She is as quiet as a mouse. Elsie is one of the three separate and distinct ,lohnsons of our class, none of whom is related to any other. Her ambi- tion is in the practical line, namely, to get a job. Best of luck, Elsie! EMMA .IOHNSON The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. '6lVIickey is an outstanding member of the class of '35, our best looking girl by popular acclaim, our class secretary, a ringleader in all school activities for four years, and still she found time al- ways to be on the honor roll. If populari- ity is an indication of success, Emma has nothing to worry about. PHILIP JOHNSON As a wit, if not first, in the very hrs! linef' Philo is an all round popular boy, with a decided flair for acting. His ambition is to become an actor on Broadway, and as there is always room for one more, we're sure that there must be a place for Philo. 30i30i?0i30CCi30i30i3GE?G0OE?0i30i30i30i3K?GE 1 9 3 5 30i3Qi3ei30iZ0i3Gi30i3Gi2Ci3Gi30i?CGGCOi30i3Gi Page Twenty-five I I I I I I I I I

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Z0i30i3Gi3Gi3Ci3Gi3Oi3?i39i?QG0i?0i3Oi D E D H A M H- S - 30i3Ci39i30E3Gi3GGi30i3GE?0E3Gi3GE30i HORACE HARDINC 'Klly las! CUIlfll1t'llf't' will be like my first. A general vote of thanks is in order from all of us to Horsecollar lHorace to yout for his able management of the basketball team. With personality. plus Chevrolet. plus tuxedo, Horace has what it takes to get along. OLGA HARRIS '24 good sport mul a loyal friend is Olgaf' Olga is our most athletic girl. and she shows remarkable ability in all sports. One would naturally suppose from this that Olga was planning to be a gym teacher, but no 4 she plans to enter nursing. in which profession she will need the strength and good health which is hers. Best wishes for your success. Olga! MARY HARVEY Fine art is that in trhicli the hand. the hearl, anal the heart go togetherf, Mary is our most artistic girl. which ac- counts for the artistry so evident in her clothes, coiffure, and general appear- ance. Next year Mary is going to con- tinue her study of art at Westbrook Junior College, Portland, Maine. GEORGE HASSARD wit any sport, he beats Iheef' Coogy is one of our few all round athletes, playing baseball. basketball. and football, especially football. His ambition is to play in the Big Leagues. and although it is a hazardous business, we are confident that here's a Hassard that will overcome all the others. it -ul, I M if 3 t l. at 3, X .lik BARBARA HEALD b'lest with each talent and each art to please, Am! born to icrile, converse, and live with ease. Versatility, rather than studiousness, is Barbara's outstanding characteristic. Leading student of the entire school for four years, violinist in our orchestra, member of senior play cast, active in all social affairs, good conversationalist, good dancer, fplus the right colored blonde hair! well, what more could any- one be or have? Barbara is headed for college next year, where we are expect- ing great things from her. Truly phenom- enal, our pal Barbara, is our most sage editorial observation. HOLLIS HEDDERIC As sure as a gun. 6'Holly, who is very fond of driving, and is so sociable that he prefers to be weak if solitude is the home of the strong, is another lad who has aeronautical as- pirations. Meanwhile he plans to work as a clerk for A. T. Chase Corp. of Ded- ham. CHARLOTTE HEYN Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. Charlotte is another gal of '35 headed straight for the Business World, and judging from her high school career, she could be reckoned among the assets of any business. lncidentally, her favorite occupation is dancing, lest all this talk about business should give you the false impression that Charlotte takes life too seriously. JOHN HIBBARD He was not merely a chip of the old block, but the old block itself. Perley is a most versatile athlete, for in addition to being very active in foot- ball, baseball, and track, he is a past master of the gentle art of ping-pong. Ile aspires to a salary of 38,000 per an- num, so we take it for granted that he plans to retire to college to while away the time until such extravagances be- come fashionable again. 3Gi30i3Gi3QiM30i3OiEi3Qi3OE?Gi30i30G0i3si3Gi 1935 Page Twenty-four

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ZQGGO0E3Gi3G0Oi2Qi?GCQi3Qi3Gi30iM D E D H A M H- S - CHARLES KEITH A light heart lives longf' Charlie nonchalantly ignores the well- known advice, Co West, young man, go West. and is headed directly South, his destination being Little America. A light heart is supposed to carry one a long way, which brings him within two leaps of the land of snow and ice. Whenever you feel the need of a good thawing out. Charlie. remember the sunny clime of Dedham is just the thing. ELIZABETH KELLEY Snzil1'r1g always with Il never falling serenity of countenance. and flour- ishing in an immortal youthf' Betty, the girl of fire escape fame. is a very popular member of our class, whose favorite occupation is tennis. Betty should he called our most patriotic mem- herg she always buys American, her am- bition is to see America. and she patron- izes only American made fire escapes. EDMUND KBECH I am always in haste, and in a hurrlvf' To the casual obse1'ver Edmund seems like a very quiet lad, but we understand from his intimates that he has his noisy moments. He is extremely fond of playing pool, and he hopes someday to be a champion of the game. WENDELL LAVIN On their mm merits modest men are dumb. Lave's favorite occupation is eating ice cream, which may or may not account for his success as a hurdler at track meets. To win on the sweepstakes is his ambition, which ought to be realized if I,ave's horse shows the same speed as Lave himself on the hurdles. FSEIZQQEQEQZESEEEBIKEZZQEQZQQ CLINTON LAWRY, JR. 'Elf we do well here, we shall do well there. Being our most studious boy didn't in- terfere at all with Clint0n's job of man- aging the track team, and managing it so well that Dedham High has the only undefeated track team in Massachusetts. Clinton is headed for M. I. T., where his mathematical ability may be used to good advantage. ALICE LEONARD The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Al doesn't let it bother her that she is a small town girl - her favorite occu- pation is walking to Norwood, her am- bition is Wellesley, and her destination is Framingham. Dedham just doesn't figure. fljedham Transcript please note!J BERTHA MACKINTIRE HA woman of strong intellectual powerf' Bertha may succeed in finding happiness in her pet recreations, swimming, and canoeing, or she may find it in the busi- ness world of which s-he intends to be- come a part. After assisting Mr. Bot- tomley through the chaotic time of distributing and collecting for senior play tickets, we're sure that Bertha will End very few hazards menacing her suc- cess, and one Hassard helping her suc- cess. LORNA MACMILLAN . 0ur greatest tribute, call her friendf' Lorna is known as Ig to those whose parents will permit the use of that name. She greets these same friends with H'ya.', Ig secretly dreams of seeing America first, then Europe. She plans to head for Raven, Wyoming, soon, a la Priscilla Pettingell, and en route she will have a chance to indulge her favorite pastime, reading. How about bringing back a few cowboys for souve- nirs, ulgn? ESQZGQMMESESEGSFSBQECQEGQEQMMBOSEE 1 9 3 5 ?QEi3UC0i30iFi30i3G0i3Gi3Gi3Gi3Gi30i3Gi3Gi Page Twenty-six