Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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Class i936 YEAR BOOK 1 9 3 5 IDA V. KATCHPOLE Chance generally favors the prudent. Katchy is quiet and re- served but nevertheless con- fesses that she is often found staying after school. Heaven only knows where her ,destination is, although Katchy is planning to study nursing. MARION KEITH Good sense, which only is the gift of Heaven. What do you think, any- way? Keithie's ambition is to work and her favorite oc- cupation is to dream. Well, I suppose you can do one while you're not doing the otherg don't ever let them get twisted and you'll be all right. THERESA M. KENNEDY To play a game well is sat- isfactoryg To play it exceptionally well is to win distinction. Terry is one of our best girl athletes, jolly and un- sophisticated. She has been very active in all school en- terprises. We feel assured Terry's good humor and ef- ficiency will help to bring her success in the business world. JEANNE A. KINGSFORD Oh happy, happy maid. Jeannie confesses that her favorite occupation is ped- dling milk. Her ambition is to earn money, but she is reticent about divulging her future destination. To such a reserved and dignified girl success is inevitable. KENNETH R. KLOFKORN He who hath a thousand friends has not one to spare. Kenny seems to be one of our silent men, as he refuses to tell us his ambition and destination. Although he has only been with us for the past two years he has made many friends. He says his favorite pastime is sleeping. fln study halls, Kenny?J SARAH E. LALLY My Clays pass pleasantly away. Lu's favorite expression, Has anyone seen Marion? is often heard about the school. She aspires to 3 business career after attend- ing Katherine Gibbs'. Sally's success in the business world is a perfect cinch , with her ambition and personality, LOUIS F. LANGIONE Against all chances men are ever fine1'ry. Louis' many friends are always greeted with Hello, my friend . He is much in- terested in the newspaper business, in which he has al- ready made a good beginning. He desires to become a share- holder in the Boston Globe and after he has made his fortune, he hopes to travel to and from Tahiti! Louis simply can't help being a suc- cess if he keeps up the rec- ord of all round good fellow- ship which he has set for himself in high school. M. MARIE LEAHY Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Hi, Toots , is the familiar greeting of Marie. She seeks a career in the field of nurs- ing, so her quiet reserved na- ture will be an asset. Marie intends to spend her leisure hours horseback riding, her favorite occupation. Page Fifteen

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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.

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I 6 3 5 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL Tcrcontemtry GRACE E. LOHNES Her modest loolcs the cottage might adorn, 'Sweet as the primrosc peeps lmcnentlz the thorn. Grace also greets her friends with Hi, Toots . In her spare moments she may be found reading the latest novels. She is undecided about her destination. Maybe in your travels, you will find an ideal place to remain, Grace. HELEN L. LUNSMAN A rlnugltfer of the gods, di- rlucly tall. and most divinely fair. Blondic's sweet and in- dividual manner has won her many friends. She is one of our quiet and dignified class- mates. Blondie also seeks success in the commercial world, but if positions are scarce, her second choice is a career as a nurse. SABINA A. LYONS Silence is the mothcr of trzlth.' Quiet and friendly, Sibby is always welcome, although she does call us all fresh . As to your ambition to live a life of ease, just remember that sleep is a waste of time! GRACE MacDONALD The only 'way to have joy is to share it! A charming smile and a cheery Hello introduces our Mac. She has acquired many friends during her stay at Dedham High. She openly admits 'that she loves danc- ing and her passwords, You're O. K., are known everywhere. Best of luck, Mac. Page S1'.4'lccH ALBERT ElIRMacKINNON, An imasszmzing mam who plods a straight course. Al aspires to playing hockey except when the foot- ball season comes in. Anoth- er D. H. S. gridiron hero but a very modest one, whose spectacular playing has caused much comment and will long be remembered by his classmates and alma ma- ter. He won't let us in on any secrets as to his ambi- tion or destiny, but we know he will succeed at whatever work he may undertake. FANNIE T. MacKINNON A still, small voice. After all , this secretive little person reveals much about herself at the very last moment. Fannie is fond of all sports, as are all her kin. She also states that she would like to be a singer and we have been told that she possesses a very sweet voice. Before Fannie may fulfill her ambition, she, like many oth- ers, will enter the cruel world of business. ELLEN MacQUARRIE Enjoy thy youth, it will not stay. Although quiet in school, Mac is full of fun outside. She just loves dancing and walking. Mac continually asks, If that's a fact? Af- ter going to a business school, she wants to be a private sec- retary. JOSEPH F. MAGGIONI The thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. Joe is one of our most pop- ular and most ambitious boys. He is another of those football heroes who has done some fine work on the gridiron. Like most of our athletes, he is exceptionally fond of sleep and has complained for the past year because he has not had more than seven hours of sleep at a st1'etch . lWe know the reasonlj Joe as- pires to become a certified public accountant and we have every reason to think he'l1 succeed.