Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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X I ANN H ALLAN mooth IS tl wa 1 ulele the blooll IS e J It the wo1ds Oh docto1' a1e hea1d don t be alalmed It s only N xncy s faVo11te ex p1ess1on Nancy loves t IOIIQI skate and she plans to t1 avel VX hethe1 01 not she Q gomg to t1 avel on skates we an L tell Afte1 she has had a b1t of a vacatlon she s go mg' to settle down to wo1k and then says she Vho knows We expect the best Nancy MADELYN ROSE ALLEGRO I haze a heart wzth loom jo: ezely Joy Mo1e than she eve1 enJoy ed basketball Madelyns go mg to enjoy the futule Hel plans call fo1 a handsome boss, a 1omance, and a South Sea Island honeymoon W cant W1Sh he1 much mo1e than that can wel FLIZABETH ALDEN ALLEN I wzll be the glafldesf thnzg under the sun Betty, the lucky glll who seems to go Just about eve1y whe1e and who has lots of fun dO1Ug It wlll attend Col by JUIIIOI Collec fo1 the next two yea1s Then she says, she w1ll take up 11te1 101 deco1at1ng n stuff Bet she goes places huh? CHARLES HENRY ANDRIES One of those happy souls w zch me tl srlt of ze earth Hey ,Qftllll got an ext1a pt thats what Challcy one of Olll mme enugetlc students savs In the neal futule he IS elthu grettlnq '1 Job as a bookkeepcl Ol gomg to college We all hope that 'xftu he becomes a success ful accountant he gets that mllllon dolla1s he wants LYMAN CAREWE AVERY Of hzs deeds the nation shall take note Hes done most fO1 hls class Hes the most popu la1 boy Hes an actol, an athlete, a speaker and a scholal Gee WhlZ, says and we echo hlm He s headed fo1 Rutgels and he hopes to become a 61st class c1v1l 1awye1 We expect g1eat thlngs flom Lyman X PAUL ANGUS AVERY Care to our cofm adds a mul no doubt And evefy gun so meny draws one out Deac a bashful Beau B1un1mel, was one of our sta1 iootball playe1s and voted our best natu1ed He has been p1es1d1ng ou1 student cou1t thls and p1onounc1ng some was ow 0V61 yea1 ve1 y Z sage Judlclal Oplfl10I'1S Aftel attendlng Rutge1s, he hopes to play the dlums ln Benny Goodmans band Well see, l Paul BETSY ALDEN AYRES Dalk eyes tenzal soul of p1 zde Aftel g1adu..1t1on, Betsy IS plannlng to fill the Job awalt mg he1 Lets hope that ltS a good one Who knows but lt w1ll lead to the peflchv lllalllage that IS Betsys one ambltlon ERNARD HOLBR OK BAILEY R ence zs fh 1 of thc se I 0 t now, sa Belnal we d k w e 1 '1 c u chen 1 englne 1 V f0l any ho has IS exp e ln en m Ill copl the 1 ght seats 'it s and tlu ugh t e ICLL nes at p Poge IO DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL 5 Isl l vv

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F l I i i i I PATRICIA RUTH ,f BALDWIN V' Be England what she will, With all her faults she is my country still. M-in-m could be! says Patty-Ricia with an infiection which belies her nativity in the tight little isle. Her snappy eyes and ingenuous ways attract many friends. Her aim is to be a second Dr. Harvey Cushing. M-m-m could be, Patty. 74 ROBERT BAYLEY From the crown of his head to the soul of his foot, hc is all mirth. Bob's expression, On the down beat, suggests an or- chestra leader, but Bob hasn't made up his mind about the future yet. If he is always happy about the whole thing, he'll find his right place and we wish him luck. WILFRED BEAUMONT JR. Deeds, not words. Red is a versatile fellow, having played baseball, hoc- key and football. His cheery disposition and constant smiles have made him very popular in school. We're sure that these qualities will aid him in life as well and bring the success he richly deserves. MARY JANE BECKFORD Friendship is the wine 0 life. Becky was one of our dis- tinguished stars in the senior play. As she has always been a friend to all, we think she will make a most sympa- thetic nurse. Next fall she intends to enter the Charles School, in Cambridge, so that if the doctor should also need a secretary she'll be ready for that as well. W- 1 f 1 ,VU Mtg ., LEWIS A. BEDARD, JR. He tnlrotlz most delight in lllllgliflll lllSfl'lllHOIIlS.n Lewis wants to be a suc- cessful musician and body draftsman. We don't know what one has to do to be the latter, but as far as music is concerned, you can't convince us that Lewis isn't a success already. His trumpet play- ing in the school orchestra leaves little to be desired. X JOHN HERBERT BIRCHALL ' f The farmer is an l10zz man. John's favorite expres- sion? He fain would conceal, it. But, if signs are correct, we hereby reveal it, for his aim is to live with the cattle and corn, retire with the hens, and arise with the morn. That is, when he's given his cap and his gown at the State Agricultural School of renown. Hey Rube! ' 1 ELIZABE BLAKE Now the red wins upon her Cll66lCj Now white with crimson closes In desperate struggle-so to speak, A War of Roses. Don't ask meg I wouldn't know, says Betty. Her am- bition is to travel and live happily, so here's hoping that she gets that good position with a nice long vacation for a trip around the world. May she always be as happy as she is now. YVANTHONY J. BONITO The crocus bed is KL quiv- ering moon of fire. Oh Heck -Bonny's one ambition is to get Mr. Heaphy a comb, a hair- brush, and a bottle of hair- tonic. After three years of playing football, he has yet to do this. He has no defin- ite plans for the future, but he ought to go a long way- possibly with Mr. Heaphy after him. af 576196-,Z.',jM ML- 4-ff. 1938 YEAR BOOK . Poge ll