Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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1636 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL Tercentenary NICHOLAS L. DeFALCO Who says little, has little to answer. To become President and Treasurer of the N. L. D. Construction Co. is Nick's ambition, and we wish him success in achieving his aim. However, don't make the lamp post your goal while driving around in your car. AUGUSTA A. DeFELICE A comraflc blitlze and full of glee. Gus is aiming high and if she sticks to her aim as she clings to a basketball, aye, she need never worry. Colne on, Gus , don't let us down. ROBERT H. DELANCEY A lion among the ladies. Bob brought honor to our school, by becoming a State Champion in track. His am- bition is to get ahead tnot necessarily a red-headjg and we believe he will, if he keeps up the good work he has shown in the last two years, while he has been with us at Dedham High School. JOHN F. DELANEY C'om'uge, brother! Do not stumble. Here we have a boy with an unknown destination, but the ambition to become the president of a bank. Hoo't's favorite occpations are walk- ing and swimming. When asked anything his usual an- swer is, How should I know? Page Ten 'Ji RAYMOND J. DONOVAN Great floods have flown from simple sources Donnie, one of our quiet members, is not very well known now as an engineer, but someday he'll be out- standing. Happy landing, Ray. VALERIA DOUNIS A quiet exterior conceals much. Chick's favorite occupa- tion is dreaming. Maybe that's why she blushes so, when Mr. Keegan asks one of those questions concerning Buts . Here's wishing you luck, Valeria, at the Chil- dren'a Hospital while fulfill- ing your ambition to be a nurse. We know you can and will do well. CLIFFORD B. DRINKWATER My own thoughts are my companio11s. When we look for Kippy' and can't find him, we are then informed that he is eith- er arguing with Mr. Green or sleeping in 210. We are sorry to hear that you are in doubt as to your destina- tion. DORIS M. DRISCOLL Rather quiet-rather shy, Hut a twinkle in' her eye. Doris wants to continue studying and we know she will keep up her good work. We're sure that her efforts will return a worthy com- pensation. .

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Class i936 YEAR BOOK ALICE R. COLMER A fuiet worker ri. stead 'asf I , friend. Alice's ambition is to get a job and her pastime is reading. But, if you happen to be listening to a spelling match on the radio and you hear a You know what , the speller will have been promptly identified. ELMER R. CONANT Deeds, not words. Heeza is a great lad, and has given us the perfect idea of school spirit. We hope the world is as consid- erate of him as he has been loyal to Dedham High School. Dont forget we're with you, Heeza . JOSEPH N. CONSTANTINO Men are what their mothers made them. Joe hopes to go to Yale, and after that become presi- dent of the J. N. C. Contrac- tor Co. Thats a big order, Joe. But go after it as you did that track award. And may you be successful. GRAFTON J. CORBETT, Jr. Quiet and imassmning, he goes his gentle way. Grafton is headed for Boston College, and we all wish him the best of luck. We can earnestly say that his ambition to become a use- ful citizen, has been already fulfilled in the past four years. I .fl 12 6 MARION G. CORNELL Wit that eau cull forth smiles even from mourn- ers. Corney, the wittiest girl by popular vote, has the fav- orite occupation of horseback riding and her destination is Africa. Well, I've never heard of horseback riding to Africa, but there's a first time for everything. Good luck, Marion. DOROTHEA G. CURRAN A sweet, attractive kind of face. Since Dot's favorite expres- sion is Live and learn we'd like to have you know that she's setting out for the cruel world with an am- bition to study at Portia Law . Do be kind, Dot, and pick on somebody else be- sides Bill to whom to give the third degree. IRENE CRONIN She was just the quiet kind whose natures never vary. The demure young lady is known to our class as UI . Her aptitude for stenography will probably get her a well- paid position. Her quiet Hold the phone , seems to be her favorite phrase, and she loves singing. Her des- tination is unknown, but we are sure she will be a suc- cess. HAROLD G. DANNER In politics, thou 'lU0llld,Sf mix. We certainly hope you be- come the famous criminal lawyer you are striving to be. We know you can and are sure you will. Don't for- get to summon yourself to court, though, with a charge of parking too long on Dedham Island. Page Nine

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Class l936 YEAR BOOK ROBERT C. DUFAULT UA smooth and steadfast '7ll'llld.,, Bob can be truthfully called the most quiet member of the senior class. The medical profession offers Bob his am- bition as he hopes some day to become a successful physi- cian. His friendly and quiet nature should carry him far in his field. AUDREY O. DUKE Kind is she whose mind is at ease, And to all, her kind actions do please. Knitting and reading ap- peal to Audrey, but to gain her ambition-growing a foot taller-we advise choosing something where she can stand up and grow tall. PHYLLIS A. DYCKMAN Gentle in manner, strong in performance. Dyckie is one of our class- mates who is fond of roller- skating and is often found at Moseley's. We hope her am- bition to be a success will be rewarded when she enters the business world. HENRI E. ECKHARDT A good true sport. -- and fair, He always does things on the square. ll Henri is a man who excels in French, partly because of his name and partly because of his studying. He was just tops as far as dependa- bility in track was concerned. 1 fl .I li .-an '3 IDA R. EDMANDS O let me dance to a vnwry tune! Our Teddie always has a smile for everybody. She seems to delight in math and science: proof - she is the only girl in the senior phy- sics class. HARRY A. EKBERG Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice. Aw, cut it out. Yes, this is Ecky speaking. He has high hopes of someday be- coming a millionaire. Don't forget us all here in Dedham, will you, Harry? GERTRUDE E. ERNST Give every flying minute something to keep in store. Oh, shucks, Trudy, with your knowledge and love for canoeing, skating, pool, and other sports, you should be able to fly around the world as far as Peking, China. NORMAN J. FERGUSON He said so 'much about him- self, that we might run into contradiction. Fergie's so what expres- sion fits in with his ambi- tion to be or not to be. His favorite occupation, sleeping, would never be guessed from his alertness on our track team. Page Eleven