Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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Class I936 YEAR BOOK 1 9 3 '5 THOMAS J. HANNON A friend to all who know him. Our Tom has a weakness for skiing, it is even ru- mored that he wears his skis to bed. He also holds a warm place in his heart for the girls, for he really would be lost without them. WALTER F. HAPENNY l Happy , you move so mod- erately Evmywhere you go: Here's a fireerackeir - Now I guess you won't be so slow. So it's business you're af- ter, well, go ahead, but as for reaching Ireland, aw- cut-it-out, you know you'll never get there by swim- ming. MADELINE N. HASKELL Her misty hair is faint and fair. Mad often suggests, Oh Fudge , but actions speak louder than words. How about it, Mad? She aims to be a nurse and in spare mo- ments to amuse herself by dancing. MARGARET V. HAYES Dancing eyes and dimples deep Help to make her a, pal to keep. After attending Katherine Gibbs School, Peg hopes to obtain a job. Her pet hobby happens to be dancing, and she frequently uses that fav- orite expression, for crying out loud. Z S JEAN A. HEMMERDINGER Hfnlllf' arf is fhuf in ivlzirlz flze hand, flu' lzrud, und the livurf go fogeflzerf' Judging by the driving ex- amination held at the high school, Jean, who received the highest mark, will become one of our most efficient women drivers. Jean's ambi- tion is to become a dietitian in some hospital, and we are wishing her the best of luck. S. BLAKE HODGES Good sense and good 'mt- fure are never sep1u'r1fed. Sid is headed for Admiral Farragut Academy, after that he desires to become com- mander of a ship. Sid is certainly becoming used to the water now, as he spends his leisure time paddling on the Charles. Maybe he will someday represent Dedham in the U. S. Navy. EMILY M. HOLLENBACK Heaven in her eye, In every gesture, dignity. That smiling girl in the middle of a group is Dutchy who likes sports of all kinds but excels in paddling. She hopes to win a champion- ship someday. Her destina- tion is unknown but we know she will succeed. ELIZABETH M. HOPKINS No profif grows where is no pleasure taken. A career as a dental hy- gienist, after attending C0- lumbia University, is Hop- py's ambition. If interest in physiology and biology is helpful, Hoppy is well along the way and should certain- ly achieve her aim. Page Thirteen

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1636 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL Tercentenary GRACE J. FINDLEN And frame your mind fo mirth and merriment, lVhich bars a thousand harms and Ivngflzvns life. What do you think? Finny's favorite occupation is going places, so now we know why Mr. Ryan always thinks someone is following him. Her cheerfulness and good disposition will surely help her to be someone. MARGARET M. GALLAGHER She may look serious, she may look shy, But she's full of if, 'fzvirf you and I. Peaches Peg craves golf and dietetics. We hope you get your desires accounted for in Simmons Collegeg but Peg says, 'Nope', they don't teach both there. BERTHA E. GARLICK This little girl is not so tall, But my, how she plays bas- Ifetballf' Some may remember Ber- tha's nine years of perfect attendance, or maybe her brilliance in basketball, but we shall always remember her braids of long black hair. V. AUDREY GASS Scrious? You may as well expect pears from an elm. Little Audrey's fond of attending problem's class and we wonder why. Her ambition is to be tall and slender. She usually an- swers us with, Who can tell? 1'rlge.Tu'f'lUf' .3 I J VIRGINIA D. GELSMAN True -modesty is a discern- mg grace. Gidge's pastime is read- ing, so maybe that's where she gets her continuous ad- vice of tsk, tsk. We hope your ambition to be success- ful will be realized. ANNA C. GRIFFIN Our contentment 'is our best having. Griff hopes to become a newspaper reporter and al- though her hobby is reading she hopes to change it soon to writing. Her destination is Europe. ELEANOR L. HAIRE And that you study to be quiet, And do your own business. Ellie is an enthusiastic wa- ter-sprite usually found in or around ponds, lakes, or sea. Her ambition - to retire when still young - may be accomplished by her desire to get a job. JAMES G. HAMILTON He makes up his size by his aggresswenessf' Better known as Jimmy, he has a hobby of going on bi- cycle trips merely to climb water towers. Just mention water towers to him and a strange gleam comes into his eye.

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1636 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL Tercentenary ELIZABETH M. HORTON A ronl lady makes no noise. To become a young sophis- ticated lady is Betty's am- bition, but it seems that she has already achieved her de- sire. Betty spends her leis- ure time day dreaming Qin school'?J and window shop- ping. CHARLES W. HUNT The young man that blushes is no! quite a brute. Charlie, who blushes be- fore the ladies, slyly admits his favorite occupation is studying. lWe wonderlb Bos- ton College will be the next step in Charlie's education, where he hopes to become proficient in English. Maybe the next addition to the Eng- lish department in Dedham High will be Mr. Hunt! ALMA IMBARRO Silence is sweeter fhcuz speech. Min ' has chosen to be a bookkeeper and hopes to be employed in some large con- cern. Her good humor and jollity should bring her suc- cess in any profession. SUSAN IRVING Hirst 'wifh each talent and arf fo please, And born to write, converse, and live with ease. Sue, one of our most con- scientious classmates, de- clares that her favorite oc- cupation is sleeping. Al- though she has only attend- ed Dedham for the last two years she has become one of our most popular seniors. Her next alma mater is to be Radcliffe, where the A's which she obtained in high school will help her to carry on to still greater success. Page Fourteen PAUL JESSOE A plain, blunt, man. Here's to the future me- chanic of the class of 1936 who takes delight in repair- ing old automobiles. Since Paul is the only member in the class who is graduating with the prospects of becom- ing a mechanic, at least he will not have any rivals from his old alma mater. ERLING JOHANNESEN Still waters run deep? Joe, preferably Peanuts , has successfully fulfilled his great ambition to graduate from high school and now looks forward to becoming one of the future governors of Massachusetts. Believe it or not, he spends the great- er part of his time in bed, has an occasional game of football, and takes a swim in the Charles. KENNETH E. JOSEPH Not so short, not so tall, Who seems as quiet as a garden wall. Narragansett and Sarato- ga hold the interest of Ken, as someday he hopes to be- come a famous jockey. Dur- ing the winter months Ken may be found at any rink participating in his favorite sport, hockey. FRANCIS A. KATCHPOLE An mzextinguished laughter shakes the skies. Bob's pep and good hu- mor have won him many friends in high school. S. S. Pierce Co. is the destination Bob seeks, where he hopes some day to become manager. If earnest effort counts, he deserves to succeed.