Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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l ltl'llll'ilill'li ltlll3l'ili'l' Kllll,.XNlDlCli When Freddy finishes college he will become one of the world's outstanding engineers. We hope that bridges, high- ways, and skyscrapers won't entirely replace his rabid interest in the fair sex. t'l.ll 'l'UX .-Xl.l3l'ili'l' Nllifblllf Diz's vast experience in canoeing should stand him in good stead in the merchant ma- rine next year. It seems a shame, though, that an actor of his ability should be con- fined to a ship. lioRIs All.-X MORAX Doris plans to work all day and play all night next year. Her hobby is collecting pic- tures, and she wants to become private secretary to Robert Taylor. How could you resist that smile, Bob? Pli'l'lCR if all HHHISSICY. .l1. Be sure to have Pete auto- graph your year book, for his signature will rank side by side with Lefty Grove's a few years hence. When you are in train- ing, won't you miss your Li'l excursions to Oakdale, Pedro? .lUSl'flJl'l fl. N.'Xfll,l'i, .lr. Dud, our four-letter man, was co-captain of the football and basketball teams. Voted Ded- ham's most valuable player, he should be a great asset to any college, and a thoroughly cer- tified public accountant. l94O YEAR BOOK JU.-XX C'.X'l'lll'lltlXE Nl'ilYKl.XN It's unprintablef' said Jo, when asked what her favorite expression is. YVL-ll, a lot will be printed in movie magazines about her if she continues her hobby of being a perfect model of perfect clothes. lliYlNfl I'I.X'l'ON NIVHULS Nick is going to Mass. State next year to learn how to grow prize watermelons. Keep up your photography, Nick, and send us a picture of them for future photography club con- tests. l7UlfU'l'HY lf, U'l5ltll'iN Dot is very ambitious, and also, very capable. She plans to work during the day and at- tend Burdett College in the eve- ning. During her spare time she will play tennis, and will no doubt become another Alice Marble. l,liHNARlD llAHUl.lJ P.-X'l'lili'K KVISRIPIN Lenny's hobby f collecting two-dollars billsfshould lead him easily to that first million he hopes to make before he's twenty-two. Then, if he can narrow those three girls down to one, he'll be sitting pretty. filif ill! Ili HHIY 'Ili DN Hi, says Obie, as he mounts the platform to deliver a speech. It seems that he hopes to become president. Even if he shouldn't he's certain to become one of America's six biggest businessmen. Page fl

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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

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RITA IRENE QVHARA Rita, a dark haired Irish las- sie, plans to take a P. G. next year and eventually become somebody's secretary. Lucky somebody! Her hobby is bas- ketball, which perhaps explains her favorite expression, Jo- seph! Rita likes study halls. BARBARA CVNRII. Barbara, our most studious girl, plans to become a doctor some day. Next year she will enter the University of New Hampshire. Her favorite hob- bies are tennis and driving. She also collects records. PISTER .IUSEPH UNRLLI Rip intends to hit the road as an international spy, so he claims, and someday succeed Haile Selassie or Hitler. If you do all this, will you have time to do any jitterbugging. Rip? f'ARl,l'l'l'UN ICIDXYARIJ URY 'l l'T Hammerhead is going to have the distinction of being the first to attain the presidency of the U. S. A. by way of the Georgia chain gang. Carl has eaten Everything but the kitchen sink at his house. HICLICN PATRIVIA H'TUUl,l'i Terry is going to attend Katherine Gibbs next year and then become a private secretary to a big business man. She has played on the girls' basketball team and has been one of the class's regular tennis fans. Page 22 ANTHONY FRANCIS PALERMU Pal is one of tht class's fore- most athletes. Maybe We'll see him out at Fenway Park when he becomes a big league ball- player. Baseball is everything to Tony, so we'll leave him on the ball. MARY ICLIZABETH PALMER Mary Elizabeth, known to Dedham High School as Polly, may be a French teacher some- day, when she gets everyone Ufigured out. Vive la Fran- caise! After she has taught awhile, Polly will have a long, successful career on Broadway. MINUT 5. PERCY, .l1'. Next year we will see Perc driving a Ford to Bryant and Stratton instead of to River- side Drive. In about ten years he will be driving to Riverside Drive in a Rolls-Royce, as a very successful accountant. ARTHVR Wll,l.lAKI PlC'l'lCRSl iN Pete, a member of the insti- tute course, will become an en- gineer after he finishes college. Between building skyscrapers and bridges, he will spend his leisure hours limiting and fish- ing. H l'il,l'iN MAY Plfflvlil Nl ll'll,l, Rats Y says Petty, who prophesied such gay futures for all of us. Let's give her one. After she graduates from Framingham, she will be a home economics teacher, until Prince Charming carries her ofi' lo his castle in Spain. DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL