Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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Page T'we 'U DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL LOUIS GREGORY IADONISI And docs flu' lzvovy look- ing on. Louis says that his activi- ties in school have been lim- ited to studying. His fav- orite occupation is shining shoes-land since he wants to go to Alaska, here's hoping there's a great demand for shoe-shining there. His am- bition is to succeed Roose- velt, and to take the words right out of his mouth, One never knows! MICHAEL ANTHONY IAROCCI 'KFl'l01lflSlZ'l1J is the 'zvine of life. Red wants to be Admiral of the Navy and we expect he'll still be saying, Hiya Babe? as belits a sailor. However, soon you'll find Mike in the wilds of Africa, amusing himself by feeding peanuts to the monkeys. EVELYN CONSTANCE ILLEMAN Neat as cz pin. Take a girl whose ambi- tion is to enter the business world, and who, therefore, plans to enter Miss Fay's School first, add a decided talent for dancing and ice skating, and a reputation for excellence in school athletics, season with a generous pinch of good nature, plus the ex- pression You think s0, -- and there you have Evie. MARY JASSINSKA II-'ho sozveth good shall surely rcapf, Ask Tillie what she thinks about hiking, and she'll tell you 's wonderful. Her am- bition is to make some mis- erable lives happy, which is perfectly possible, for who wouldn't brighten under her smile? She says her desti- nation is Heaven only knows. We'd like to keep her right here in Dedham. VERA OLIVE JOHNSON If Indies lac buf young and fair, They lznm' Il gif! fo know if. As sweet as broccoli is Vera's favorite occupation, just being lazy. She plans to continue it in the future at the South Pole, where she should have plenty of time for it. She's already started a collection of crazy brace- lets and hopes to have a whole lot someday. And that's only one of the rea- sons why she's been voted our most original member. LILLIE M. KANZANSKY A pozlf and fl dimple- zvlzut possibilities. Shucks! if Lil hasn't got plenty of reason for wanting to be an artist, we don't know who has. She's es- pecially talented in this re- spect and is headed for some commercial art school to pol- ish off before beginning her career. She'll probably have a yen to do bathing suit ads, for her favorite occupation is swimming. PATRICIA KEELAN How peacefully she sleeps here on this bank. Once let Pat inside your door and you'll never have any peace. Fi1'st of all she'll ask you, Have you got any- thing to eat? If you haven't, she'1l shriek, Ye Gods! and tear her hair. Next she'll go about as Thomas the Termite digging up all the gossip about you, past, present, and future. After she obtains her A. B. at Wheaton College, Pat hopes to share a Primus Court stu- dio apartment with Del. ROGER FRANCIS KILLELEA The windy satisfaction of the tongue. Perhaps Love will find a way, for Roger disapproves of cosmetics, thinks women should wear their hair in pugs, and spends many Eng- lish periods arguing on these points. That won't help the drug store business you want to control in Eastern U. S. some day, kid.

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l937 YEAR BOOK Pnye N1'uefr'eu ELEANOR MARY HENDRICKS Nolh1'ug great was cum' rlrlzieued ufifltouf eufliusi- asm. It may be Usufferin' sun- fish! to Ellie, but when she realizes her ambition to be- come an excellent nurse, her patients won't be suffering from lack of thoughtful at- tention. She plans to train for her profession at a med- ic-al center. She hopes to find the time to make her own clothes, too, for sewing is her favorite occupation. ALBERT WILSON HEUSER IFS So much more friendly willz. two. Quietl Al exclaims, for he thinks he hears a Nay, or is he just indulging in his favorite pastime, hunting- which he hopes to continue in a big way when he makes that trip to Borneo? But up to the present, Al's career has been that of just another steady student. CLAIRE EDYTHE HIGGINS I'll 'wear my buclfled slip- pers out 0.-dancing 'til the break of day. If Claire's famous dancing feet don't get her that Ph. D. at Yale that she's aim- ing for, her versatility will. She sings, she dances, she sketches, she plays the piano - Sayl is there anything she doesn't do well? B. U. a good girl, Claire? We'll say so! PEARL MARIE HOMER She is as quiet as a mouse. Pearl's ambition is to trav-- el, and to be a hairdresser. Someday, she might combine the two, and go out to Holly- wood. If she can't get a ride on some 1940 Yankee Clip- per, she might try out her roller-skating ability on the U. S. highways. You know one can never tell about Pearl. ,A FRANCES HAZEL HORTON llluuy goorl fhiugs rome fu, this smnll pu1'lfr1ge. No wonder Franny's desti- nation is undecided, since she wants to travel. We sug- gest a job cooking on the Queen Mary, or, if she pre- fers to see America first, she can fry eggs in a trailer. Well, as Franny herself would say, Who knows? CATHERINE AGNES HOUSTON And that you sfudy fo be quiet, and flo your own bus- 'iucssf' One of our island territor- ies will claim Kay for its very own if she catches the right trains and boats for her destination, Hawaii. We suspect her of signing a con- tract to draw them thar tattoo ads. Her hobbies are dancing and drawing. Watch for her name in the corner of pictures. BETTY E. HOWARD The lzuud flint hath made you fair lzrlflz made you good. Maybe Betty got her fav- orite expression, listen, from driving around near railroad crossings! When Betty graduates from D. H. S. she will probably continue her already extensive travels. Her destination is the White House, where we predict she will become another Alice Longworth. WILLIAM A. HOWARD, JR. lu sport fl man of letters. We can't apply his favorite expression, You're a bad one, to Sonny, for he has been chosen our best looking boy. He says he wants to be a bartender, and his destina- tion is the Tahiti Islands. We wonder where he'll get his ice? Perhaps he'll store it up while working summers as an ice man getting into form to join the Boston Red- skins football team.

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1937 YEAR BOOK Page Twenty-one ANNA KISILOWSKI As merry as the day 'is long. After Kissy has grad- uated from D. H. S., which is the extent of her ambition, she's going to Bermuda. Sure, why not? she re- plies when we seem dubious. It's a swell place to spend all your time eating, and that's what I like best to do FRANK WALTER KNIOLEK I pity baslzful men who feel the pain, Of fancied scorn and uu- rleserzied clisdaiuf' There'll be Balls of Fire spinning through the execu- tive offices of Mr. Kniolek's business. He wants to own a large firm of his own. We wonder if his private sec- retary will call him Co0kie. After his business is firmly established, Frank will be seeing America first. CHESTER P. KOWALSKI It is good fo live and learn. You can't tell a car by its looks. Who would ever guess that Chet wants to do something he will be remem- bered for and that will be a help to all the people. If combined with his ambition to work for the government, this worthy aspiration ought to help him to clean up poli- tics. For such a doubtful destination as traveling around We suggest a trail- er. MARY ELIZABETH KRECH 'Where did you get your eyes so bluef' 'Out of the sky as I camo flzroughf Gee whiz! Mary has al- ready realized her ambition to secure a good position. Her versatility extends to a decided talent in elocution. Besides this, and her fre- quent trips to the library, she manages to take consid- erable part in our class ac- tivities. Al. CHARLES NORMAN LANDERS 'Tis devils nof words llmf win fl prize. It may be nerts to Nookie but it sounds like the berries to us if he does what he Wants to do. His ambition, to be an American League baseball player, ought to come true if his record on the D. H. S. dia- mond is considered. In his spare time, he will be gar- dening. Which do you like best, Mr. Landers, smooth worms or fuzzy ones? ARTHUR PAUL LANDRY Silent as fl fhozlglzff' Right now Art's favorite occupation is pedaling two miles to school every day, but if he attains his ambi- tion, you'll find him peddling ice at your door in a few years. We wonder if Art knows just where Cape Horn is. We had to look it up on the map and are wondering what the big attraction is at the Southern tip of South America, which he says is his destination. GERTRUDE MARY LEONARD Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever. Gertrude is another who is reluctant to disclose facts about herself. Nevertheless we have managed to discover that she enjoys her daily rides to and from school, des- pite the antiquated condition of the bus. RUTH LEVANGIE And zme.rfz'ngzcished laugh- ter shakes the skies. Sample likes to play golf, and you can often hear her saying, Oh boy, when she makes a particularly good shot on the fairway. Ruth wants to be a private secretary, and the powers that be in Dedham High say she will be a good one. She told us her destination is No- va Scotia, but we want to keep our wittiest girl right here in the good old U. S. A.