Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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, KIICNICYIICYIC .IUSEPHINE CHRISTOPHER Judging by your typewriting record, Jo, we are sure you'll find the success you dream of. When you are riding on the waves of triumph, we hope you'll find time for your hobby -swimming. l'II.-XRLES EIAIER CLAPP II Charlie will astonish both Deerfield Academy and Wil- liams with his track prowess. After he's a rich and famous sales manager, he'll spend his summers exploring the equator in a sailboat. .ll lHN BI. VLOSE Morry, another loyal rooter for the senior play, is going to be a government employee. We hope he'll be a postman, not a sailor, and give the local girls a treat. KA'llHl'll'IINI'I IIAIIHEIQN i'I.llSl'1 Maureen, Olympic badminton champion of the future, plans to go to college next year, after graduating from D. H. S. She hasn't yet decided on which one to bestow the honor of her presence. .IUSICPH C'llI,'Ci'I When we hear My Heavens, we know that Cornelius is around somewhere. If he's as good in the printing business as he is in football, he'll be printing our year books for us soon. l94O YEAR BOOK l'Ii.'Xlll.lCS if Vt lI,lil'liN To be a playboy, taking can- did camera shots of playgirls, requires money, so Charley is going to get a job in the near future. In the far future- wheel Nlll'IIAl'll, l'lll,l'MliH, JH. Mike is going to continue his business studies and eventually become a special agent for the F. B. I., with super-human skill in trapping wicked income tax evaders. Go easy on us, Mike. KIAIIH.-Xlllffl' BIAIIY VUNIJUN Peggy, our swimming and badminton fan, is going to keep her typewriting and shorthand in trim by going to night school next year, and will then become a model secretary to an appreciative boss. KI.-XHY l'1l.IZAl'1l'I'l'Il ANN l'4lNNlll,l.Y Mail' would like to become a singer and a nurse, so she will combine the two and become the first singing nurse. Since she'll attend the Boston Conservatory of Music next year, the patients will just have to wait. IIICLICN I.lI.l.l.-XN ANN VUNNUH Number please, Lil will say, when she gets her job as a telephone operator. We know her number already: she was D. H. star tap dancer, and also a very ardent English fan. Page l l

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FRANK BCONUMO Bee will go to school next year and eventually become the thoroughly competent type of aviator in whose plane nervous old ladies and timid young things can feel as safe as an oyster in August. JENNIE C. CANNATA Jen, Barbara Hutton's suc- cessor, will start her career as a merchandise buyer. Hello they-ah, she'll greet the hand- some salesmen as a prelude to collecting their photographs. SARAH A. CANNATA Sally, after graduating from the Conservatory of Music, is going to be a concert singer and we mean No kidding, She has already thrilled us by sing- ing Indian Love Call. In her spare time she will hike, dance, and read. .IusEPH CANNING, Jr. Click, there's another one for the Hays office to censor. Yessiree, most of Joe's life goes on in the dark room. Some day his pictures of beautiful girls will be found in the Louvre. PRISC'lI.l,A BLANCHE CARLSON C. L. A., here I come! Next year Cill plans to enter B. U. We bet she goes with fiddle in hand. Here in D. H. S. she-'s practically held up the orches- tra with violin strings. We hope some day someone leaves you a Stradivarius, Cill. Page lO EDWARD JOSEPH CARR Chortling, H'ya sport? Ed- wa will roam through life as a scoop-grabbing reporter. He's going to begin his roaming on the golf course, where he's a pretty proficient performer. PHYLLIS FRANCES CARR With an eagle eye for suc- cess, Phyll is going to further her talent at New England School of Art. The best idea would be to put yourself into the drawings, Phyll, then you'd surely come out on top. ROBERT HUTCHINGS CARTER Bob tells us that he hopes eventually to become an angel. We think his chances of doing this are very good. We also think that we can count on him to boot it home successfully and often. MARIE ISABEI, CASEY After Marie gets her new winter coat, she plans to retire, collect her old age pension, and pursue her hobby of bicycling while she muses over her pleas- ant thoughts of graduation. Ri JB ERT CHAPPEI. Bob, one of our star history and civics students, hopes to be- come a certified public account- ant. Detecting war propa- ganda and belittling Mike Co- lumbo are his favorite hobbies. He has the determination and hrains to carry him a long way. f DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL

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PATRICK JOSEPH COS! lROYl'l Spark Plug will enter North- eastern next year to study civil engineering. He says his favor- ite hobbies are eating and sleep- ing, but we can't believe that. What would the 4D English class have done without Sparky? ANN MAR Y CYRRAN Ann, one of our most popu- lar girls, hopes to work as an artist on Filene's advertising staff. Should Filene's turn to dramatics, you would find Bon- neli, our dramatic club presi- dent, in the leading lady's role. ANNA lDel3l'lNl'llJlC l'lS Secretarial school is going to be Anna's first step toward be- coming the boss's wife land then the bossl. Her favorite hobbies are decorating the gym for D. H. S. dances and buying peppermints for Mr. Ryan. MARY RITA lies RUVHES Rita, who is as sweet as she looks, is beloved by all who know her and is very ambi- tious. She is planning to study the organ and will someday be a professional organist. Her hobbies are music and badmin- ton. l.UI.'IS A. lie YlRfill.lH Deve, as he is known to his many friends, has his heart set on being one of our future or- chestra leaders. When his rec- ords hit the market and the hearts of all our swingsters, Benny Goodman had better watch out. 45 ag NATALIE MAY DEWAR Nat iyou remember the little black girl in the senior playj plans to work next year. Af- ter that she'll go into training to be a nurse. What, no play acting in your life's work, Nat? MARION DOE Scoop will be an expert on the family budget after attend- ing business school next year. She will then be able to collect her precious souvenirs ilike Woofyl in an efhcient and eco- nomical manner. MARJORIE RUTH DORE Margie is going to Pembroke College next year to become a laboratory technician. No doubt she'll add as much color to this profession as her red hair has to D. H. S. and her music, to the orchestra. .IUSICPH IQIDWARID llllYl,l'l Heck, says Joe, a man's gotta eat. Hence, with his shrewd eye on the nation's emp- ty stomachs, he is going to en- ter the catering business. After calculating his profits, he will probably spend his spare time dancing. l,ll.l.lAN l RANl'l'lS IDVNISAR I don't know yet, said Lil, when asked what she planned to do next year, but she'll eventu- ally beeome a private secretary. Cut it out for the love of Pete! she shouts, as she runs around opening loekets for a hobby. P099 I2 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL