Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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PATRIVIA ANN lft IRR ESTICR Our loss will be the hospital's gain when good-natured Pat goes in training to become a nurse. All her patients will be so cheered by her humorous sayings that they will hate to leave. MAIUQARICT 5Hllll,lfY Fl lTTl,l'lll Fer Pete's sake, says Boots when you ask her why she is entering Perry's Kindergarten. Her pleasant disposition will make her beloved by all the children. Her hobbies are mod- eling, and collecting Ford cars. ANTIIUNY Wll,l,lAKl Fl'l,Yl When we hear everyone talk- ing about Guy Lombardo's new sax player, we'll know that Tony has joined the Royal Canadians. Soon after that, we will hear how Guy Lom- bardo has left his Royal Canadians to join Tony's orchestra. Wll,l REI7 WARRIVK ILARLIVK VVillie has spent most of his spare time building model air- planes. Next year he's going to an aviation school and learn to build real ones. 'I'here'll come a time when the foreign spies will go insane trying to steal his plans. Wll,l,lAAI S'l'ANl,liY GE! Ill! Ili Snapper will have to keep on the fairway if he is to become the president of the American Golfing Association. His golf links will have girl caddies to attract the duffers. Jumping butterballsf' what fun! Poge l-4 RITA MARIE GILLIS Rita, our own titian-haired beauty, wants to become a housewife. CThe line forms on the right, ,gents.J But first, she wants to work for a while and fare you listening?7 go to a few movies. IJURUTHY ISABEL CIUFRLEY Next year Dotty will lend her pleasant disposition to the sec- retarial course at Boston Uni- versity. After becoming a suc- cessful secretary, she will have plenty of time for walking, see- ing football games, and danc- ing. NANFY ELIZABETH GRAYES Writing notes is the hobby of little Lou, Mr. Clark's pet lpest?J She's going to become a commercial artist and paint the pink elephants she swears were on the wall at the senior play. It sounds, and she is, interesting. MARY FRANFES GRYTTNER Wicky, the Don Juan of the girls, likes hockey and football games and hopes to further her education and maybe her souvenir collection. Smooth is her favorite expression and smooth is she. ANNE Gl'll,BERT After a four-year stop at the University of North Carolina, Anne will become a commercial artist. If her advertising pic- tures equal her clever phrases, she'll be able to sell ice cream to Eskimos. DEDHAM H IGH SCHOOL

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lI'NE RFTH EASTWOOIJ Debbie's sunny smile will cure many a grouchy patient if she stays single long enough to be- come a nurse. In her leisure time though she likes to go ea- noeing, and she finds nothing quite so nice as watching foot- ball. R IT.-X I J. ICM li R Y NVhy should Rita think she has to go away to school next year in order to become a mod- el? Isn't she a model cook now? Isn't she a model of deportment in English? Wouldn't she make a model wife? LINNEA E. I-1Nc:sTRuAI First for Lee comes business school, next comes a position as secretary to an eligible bach- elor. When we hear her shout, For crying in a bucket! we'll know she's captured a tennis crown for her head and a ring for her finger. HELEN LILLIAN FAGERSTEN To go to business school next year and become a private sec- retary are Faggie's ambitions, and we know she'll dance right into them. When she becomes her boss's right-hand, we won- der if she'll greet him with Hi'ya Butch? ELAINE WINIFREID FAIRWEATHER To become a private secre- tary is Ginger's ambition, but meanwhile she plans to work and attend night school. Let your own conscience, not Jim- iny Cricket's , be your guide, Ginger, and you'll find time for your hobby, house planning. 'Q f? HAROLD H. FERDINAND. .lr. When you hear Hi honey! coming from a convertible coupe, you'll know it's Buck. I-Ie's go- ing to work his way through college with a job as a salesman. Les femmes were his prime in- terest at D. H. S. HELEN ANN FITZHENRY Fitzie's favorite pastime is keeping 4-K in an uproar and collecting rings. She intends to become a telephone operator some day, and we bet she'll be able to turn even Sorry, they don't answer into a wisecrack. WINIFREIJ R. FLOYD Next year Winnie plans to attend school and later obtain a job. Eventually she plans to become a. social secretary. Dur- ing high school she has enjoyed Mr. Peltier's civics class and playing basketball- really! DANIEL JOSEPH FLYNN After graduation Danny is going to work with no specific idea in mind. No matter what he may choose to do, we are sure his quiet personality will win him many friends and loads of success. MILDRED LOUISE FORCE After Milly finishes night school, she'll become a dental hygienist. Give us the address, Millyg we'll be around looking for your cheery smile when our molars start acting up! 1940 YEAR BOOK P099 13

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ROBERT WlI,l,l.-XM GVSTA F144 JN When Robbie has attained his goal as a prosperous ac- countant, he'll have plenty of spare time for fishing. Here in D. H. S. he liked appliances with Mr. Wallace. fllflllifllf II. H.-XI,I. For gosh sakesl they call him Alkay for short. He is active in sports, a regular whiz at photography, and has his heart set on being a super in- surance salesman. GEORGE Wll,FRlil7 HARGREAYES Here comes VVilly with his Cornet. Sometime hence he may be teaching school children the scales. Until then, he will be quite nicely occupied with mu- sic, college, and his very clever Cartooning. Give us a toot on the tooter, VVilly. JOHN .l. HAYES Hazel plans to join the Navy and see the world-he'll leave a whole string of broken hearts behind him when he goes. Who wouldn't miss those eyes! On the high seas Jackie can't bel- low, Get off the road. SHIRLEY ELAINE HAZARD Shirl's going to saddle her horse and ride right into B. U. next fall. VVhen she graduates from Practical Arts and Let- ters she'll turn her attention to being a first rate typing teacher. 1940 YEAR BOOK IRYINH HUHIJUX lllilllllilllfl Several years from now, when Irving has reached his goal, won't he miss D. H. S., where he got his start? He will then be a certified public accountant, rolling in wealth, and dizzy with social life. N.-XNVY I,Hl'lSl-I HEBIMIXII Shh-the wee people will hear you, says Nance. She will go to junior college if she can bear to be separated from Issie after all these years, and eventually will become a good wife to some lucky man. JOHN EIDWARIJ HINES, .lr. Hinesy is going to attend college next year. From his record and reputation at D. H. S. we feel that he will be most successful in attaining his am- bition - to become a polyga- mist. .lE.-XNNETTE P.-X'l'RIf'IA HITVHINS Hello, Joe, what d'ya know? shouts our vivacious red-head. Well, we know Pat is going to Colby Junior College next year and will continue her hobby of bowling. Don't forget to watch the Bruins, Pat. THOMAS PAVI, HODGE Mustard. of Henry Aldrich fame, plans to enter Northeas- tern next fall and eventually become a lawyer. If he suc- ceeds in being as good a lawyer as he has been a student judge, he will go far. Page 15