Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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RICHARD H. HAGGER Men of few words are the best. Dick doesn't say much ex- cept Throw Gallo out. His ambition is to be a car tester in Annapolis and also to tour the United States. Bon voyage, Dick, and don't be too hard on Tony. 54 ROSE KATHLEEN HAGGIS Be thou a Spirit of health. Rose is going to visit her native England this summer, and won't the folks over there be surprised when they hear her cry Hey, Toots! After she returns, she plans to earn enough money to let her roam through the wild and wooly West, and walk on the sands of Hawaii. Ros:-'s fondness for reading and her love for Sports will make her good company any- where. GENEVIEVE HAIGH To those who know thee not, no words can paint! And those who know thee, know all words are faint. Oh, nice! is Buddy's pet phrase and Oh, nice! is Buddy. She plans to go to a physical education school and she hopes some day to own a girl's camp. And that will be nice, too. JAMES RICHARD HALL The manly part is to do with might and 'main what you can do. We'll be seeing you will be Tarz' remark when he leaves for Wall Street. His ambition is to become a plu- tocrat and make a million dollars, but if need be he'll settle for a mere nine hun- dred thousand. Tarz has distinguished himself on the athletic field, but he dis- proves the ancient adage that brain and brawn don't mix. ,Y-Y Q 'fr' F . 3 . hw' . -ss. X LOUISE RUTH HALL There's no arf to find the mind's construction. in the fave. Merry Christmas. Happy Birthday, Get Well Soon, Dearest Mother Q' Mine- some day all the greeting cards you send will be designed by Weesie. Oh, Goody! your friends will exclaim when they receive them. Thus Weesie's busi- ness will get bigger and big- ger, and soon she'll fulfill her ambition of being' rich and famous. DORIS TERESIA HALLGREN She walks in beauty like the night. Doris, one of our tallest, is an attractive blonde. Her ambition is to travel the country in a trailer and to see Mr. Ryan in a new car. Whatfs wrong with poor Bunny, Doris? We think he's scrumptious. THERESA ELIZABETH HAMMEL ' low and steady wins the race. Betty is sure to say Heck! at any disappoint- ment, anfl then start in to make her plans come out right the next time. This valuable characteristic is sure to make her an A-1 sec- retary. MARGARET LOUISE HANLON Personality and voice go hand in hand. Louise is a singer and would like to join Wayne King's orchestra. If she is as successful in this as she has been in studies, consid- ering' the short time she has attended Dedham High, she will undoubtedly obtain her wish. Gosh! seems to be the favorite word in Louise's vocabulary. 1938 YEAR Book Page I9

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MARGARET GALLIVAN Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. There is no favorite ex- pression in Peggy's vicab- ulary, but the favorite ex- pression on her face is one of cheer and good-fellowship. Her ambition is to get a job. From what we've seen, Peggy, that will be a cinch for you. ANTHONY RAYMOND X GALLO V Into every little deed of mischief. If anyone comes up to you and says, Aroint thee, thou cream-faced loon! don't be alarmed, as it will just be Tony. He wants to work this summer and go to school in the fall. After that he wants to see the world. Wherever he goes, things will be merry. MARY HELENA GESICK Them that build castles in the air. When asked who will take over her job of counting Mr. Ryan's coat buttons, Mary replies, 'LH e a v e n o nl y knows! and tells us of her future plans. If they go right, we'll soon hear Num- ber please-do, re me fa, so -l from the telephone ex- change, where merry Mary will be at work, practicing up to be another Jenny Lind. f JOHN OVILA GIL .T 1 ani always in ha. and in a hurry. Sarge se s o e the idea of ' g iceman, be use i ays dash- in 9 t e ' e of excite- men . her it may be. Next ar e plans to go to some siiess college where he ca rain for a good job. With h s clothes and his in- itiative, he's praetically punching the time clock right now. Page I8 of ' I Q0 4- L .' J. 'iv A.. 1-ii? -For xf 1 U r-1 ROBERT GORDON He makes up his size by his aggressivenessf' Bob claims his activities during the past four years have been ping-pong, bad- minton, and swimming. Al- though he's not sure where he will go from here, he says that years hence if you're ever in one of those big transport planes and it starts to wabble and fall, you'll be able to recognize him as the pilot who opens the cabin door and cries, The whatchamacallit has gone flooey! We don't be- lieve it. We know we'd be safe with Bob at the con- trols. V DOROTHY RUTH GREENE All the charm of all the Muses. We have finally discov- ered why Dorothy has been saying Oh dear, a little more than usual lately. She wants to learn how to dance. Dry your tears, Dotg you will have many willing teachers when the news f ' ELINOR HERNON V GREENE A quiet worker, a steadfast friend. Elinor, who is M1'. Bot- tomley's own private author- ity on spelling, hopes to be- come a secretary in some foreign ambassador's oflice. Just now she's headed for Boston University, where she will take up practical arts and letters. Jimminy Crickets! we'll bet she makes the dean's list. l JULIAN F. GRIFFIN The words of his mouth were smoother than butter. After Julian finishes busi- ness school, he hopes to be- come a radio announcer. Then it will be his voice we hear describing ball gamer or introducing swing band.. Please, Julian, when you et on the blue network, d 't give us too much advert ing. DEDHAM HIGH SCH gil M spreads around. ,

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FORREST VV. HANSON, JR. Here was a man to hold against the world. Get off my ea1 ' is Flor- rie's favorite expression. lVe trust he'll never have to mean this literally, even when he's playing football for the Washington Red- skins. Before he turns the power he showed in high school loose on big-league football, he's going to travel to Southern California. Don't let them talk you to death out there, Florrie. ALBERT LEO HARRIS A man who's not flfrfzicl to say his say Though the whole tozmfs aqainst him. Is that right? Yes, Al's ambition is to become head accountant in the firm of Hall and Harris, Inc., Legal Advisers. Al's happy-go lucky attitude should win him many friends in the bu- siness world. After cftice hours and during the sum- mer months A1 will be found canoeing up and down Ye Olde Charles River. x:JG1'?R.TRUDE FRANCES HASKELL JJA little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Gertie, the girl with the giggle, is liked by all for her entertaining remarks and for her Olga From the Volga dancing. She hopes to get a good position, but Hrst of all must have a good night's sleep. Hain't it the truth? Gertie? JAMES EDVVARD HENRY Absence makes the heart grow f0I1dl'I'.H From po1'thole to pent- house will some day sum up Jim's career. He's planning to start by joining the navy and to end by being a successful business man. Nuts! he cries to those who say he can't do it, and we readily echo him. 8 1 -R I x - x k'XX ,g .I , DOROTHY ELIZABETH If HEYMER Today, whatever may annoy The word for me is Joy- simply Joy. Dottie is striving to earn enougn money to study diet- etics at The Lesley School. She blithely says Moses in the Gravy and Hamfat while pondering on other people's calories just to keep herself in the right mood. Keep up your happy spirit, Dottie, and who can tell what oppcrtunities will come your way? DOROTHY MAY ' HIGGINS M60 'A laugh that makes all she hasn't de- what she'll do when school, Dorothy' to travel. Where to, not, but we do hope before she sta1'ts Journey. Good heavens, Love us can't be cur favorite expression use we all know you're not twins. RUTH FRANCES HIGGINS Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite var:- ety. Our Ruthie has been very active in her school life, and we're very proud of her. Her one and only ambition is to get a B in history. Heav- 4 en Sakes! , Ruthie, you must want more than that. We know you'll get more. DRAPER HOLT HODGES I dare do all that may be- come rn man. Draper, better known as Drip, is goi V to follow in his brother' foot. eps and sign on t M chusetts Nautical rai ' Ship, ivtlllfllflx' Ve a icture him ' to istant futul' a' t -ptain of a luxury ' er. ay it always be smooth sailing, Drip. Page 20 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL W 0 gay. I 1