Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

Page 23 text:

C.'URNEl,ll'S THUBIAS LYNVH, .ll'. Tommy has been an addition to our hockey team during his years here, and we hope he'll have the time and the money, as well as the inclination, to follow big league hockey and baseball the rest of his life. ISABICI. Bl:1rAl.lClfISl'I Marriage? Is there a mil- lionaire around? Issie's hob- bies are making up her own jokes, eating, and trying to hu- mor Mr. Peltier into giving her that B in civics. How could you refuse those beautiful blue eyes, teacher? fll'lR'l'Rl'lJl'l l,Ul'lSl'l M111-Blll.I..-XX Gertie, after graduating from Framingham, hopes to be a gov- erness to the Poor Little Rich Girl-a noble ambition, indeed. The Little Rich Girl will be poor no longer with Gertie to hold her hand and read historical novels to her. lCl,l.l-IX HARllllCT'l'lC KIAH.-XX When Ellen is around there's sure to be something doing. She'll be a rival of Adrian's if she puts some of the pep and individuality of her personality into the clothes she creates. KATHLICICN M.-XHUXICY Kay gave us all a scare when she lingered too long in Ire- land, but made up for it when she returned with all sorts of interesting tales. When she's a nurse her delightful ways will keep her patients happy. V1 ,.,,,3gAg . 5 1 -' '-gi ' ' . if .4 ...- 1 ANGHIAI .l. MANNA After Andy's good work in the school orchestra, we ex- pected he'd join Benny Good- man, but he tells us he's going to the Massachusetts School of Pharmacy instead. We applaud his aspirin aspirations. ANTHONY if KIANNA After Sonny graduates, he'll keep right on nursing ailing carburetors and soothing noisy valves until he becomes the owner of a large chain of gar- ages and has plenty of spare time for playing golf. MARY LULISIC MANNA Since chemistry was her fav- orite subject, Mary, our future Lily Pons, will become a sur- gical nurse via the training course at the Carney Hospi- tal. Gee whiz, may we be your first patients, Mary? RVTH IiSFI'ICl.l.lC MARBLE Ruth, whose favorite studies are shorthand and typing, has already started a successful business career at John Han- coek's. She is an enthusiastic baseball fan and has hitched her wagon to a baseball star. AIDICLINIC .l. MARIANA Lil will be a sporting-goods salesgirl while she is training her all-girl baseball team to beat the Yankees. If her team- mates possess her winning per- sonality and smile, who would ever strike them out? 1940 YEAR BOOK page 19

Page 22 text:

NIARIORIIC EI,IZABIC'I'H KIXSELLA A f t e r attending business school next year, Margie will become a typist, where we are sure her quiet way will win her a host of friends. Glory be, we hope you'll find time to bi- cycle through Europe, Margie. .IAXIC lCl.lZAl5lC'l'H KIMFKORX Jarp, our future dental hygienist, is going to continue her hobby of dancing. Don't let that A-1 sense of humor get rusty, Janeg it will help many a handsome man who has a tooth-ache. ICIJWARID .loHN KOIIIWI1 Flash will start work at Fi- lcne's next year as the first step toward becoming an expert in the retail merchandising field. He liked the girls and the sales course here in school, in that order. .l4lllN f'l,liKllCN'l' l,.Xl.l.Y Say, have you seen a good caddy around anywhere? May- be you want a hockey player? Yes, Bing's good on the sports angle. He's the little man who put many big scratches on the ice at the Arena for Dedham. X'.Xl.Nl.X A. l,ANl?l'lY When we hear Val giggling gleefully, wt-'ll know that her ambition is fulfillt-1lAshe's a secretary to a tall, dark, and handsome man. May she have lots of nice people to dance with and lots of nice food to eat. Page I8 VIRGINIA CAROLYN LIPPS Jeepers, said Jinny when asked what her plans were for next year. She hopes to become a nurse and we all agree that her pleasing personality will sooth many a restless patient. LOUISE PHOEBE LOGAN Hi ya, babe? How's the bowling? Daisy is an ardent pursuer of the art of knocking the pins down. After she fin- ishes business school, she'll bowl over some boss and become his secretary. WILLIAM A. LOGAN Bill will enter Northeastern next year with his eye on event- ually becoming an engineer. What a country! will be ut- tered from everyone's lips in the future as they ride over Bill's bridges and enter his buildings. VARL RLIJOLF LI'DE Roll out the barrel-Prof yearns to do the polka. Next year he'll be doing the one-step at Northeastern-taking one step along his path to a civil engineers job. l'll,lZABETH FRANFES LYIDON Oh heck, mutters happy-go- lucky Lizbeth, as she ponders over cross-word puzzles while listening to the radio. Don't forget to keep our records straight when you become a court stenographer, Elizabeth. DEDHAM H IGH SCHOOL

Page 24 text:

BARBARA lCl.lZAl5lC'l'H MARSH Barbsy, our Golden Eaglet Girl Scout, will model natty hats and exotic gowns designed by Dolly Tree for our smart shops. Her poise and charm will add to any costume. .lt'l.lA MARSHALL Julia, who is an ace soda- fountain girl, hopes someday to give up jerking at the faucets to make a name for herself as a blues singer. The singing part is O. K., but we can't picture Julia being blue. AIAIJELIPINIC AI. AIARSHALI. .leepers, people have more fun than anybody, is the philosophy of Marshie, who in the future will be monogram- ing our bracelets, buttons, com- pacts, and rings just as per- manently as she has mono- grammed herself on our hearts. ICIJWIN if AIARZINZIK liddie's gypsy blood is stir- ring, and he plans to hit the road next year. His track ex- perience should let him travel fast, and his Don't get mad philosophy should let him travel pleasantly. v,..f-.. Al nl hll s A. AIASi'lARl'Il,l.l No kidding Gus says his hobbies are making two-dollar bills and collecting wooden legs. ll' hc-'d just reverse these and roller-f two-dollar bills, he could simply whiz through Northeas- tern and into that engineer's job. Page 20 ALIVE Fl'lfl'UN AIATTA If it's true that the bedside manner makes the nurse now- adays, Alice's jolly disposition will certainly help her out. She's going to take a P. G. and spend one more year with the glee club before going into training. GRACE MATTHEW Mattie has been singing in the glee club, she has been sing- ing for a hobby, and soon she will be singing for a living. Jeepers Creepers! It sounds like a fascinating future, Mat- tiel HARRY W. McKAY, Jr. Next year Harry will attend M. I. T., where he will prepare to become a mechanical engin- eer. He will spend his spare time tif he has anyl taking automobiles apart, putting them together again, and driv- ing them. lYll.l,lAAl l'A'l I'lCRSUN All-l.ARlCN After finishing military school, Bill will be one of the finest airplane pilots in the country. He spends most of his time making model air- planes and this is only one of the stepping stones toward his ultimate goal. lllCl.l'IX l RANi'liS Alf-AlAS'l'lCRS If anyone can make a visit to the dentist an enjoyable one, it is Helen, who plans to become a dental hygienist. Her sun- ny personality will be a bless- ing to many a patient suffering from a toothache. DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL