Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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I It bllt VI'IIY NAIC RAWLICY IIere's a girl with plenty of ambition. Besides taking long walks on moonlight nights, she plans to acquire a bookkeeper's position in some business. Then. after seeing the world, she will settle down and marry. ICI.l'i.XNt Ili I IlANt'IfS HICIIJ Oh, but deiinitelyf' Reidzo will make a grand private sec- retary. We certainly hope that her boss will let her off for the ladies' day baseball games, for we know her great interest in the spoi't. .sXIi'I'III'Il IiICNZIC'I'TI Scoop Renzetti, one of the most outstanding members of the lVIirror staff, is one of our leading business executives of the future. Scoop, also called Benny and Rudolf, chases little girls for a hobby and has one aim-to be like Mr. Ryan. .I ICSSI Ii .I. IiIfSIi.X Peep, who is fond of bowling. looks forward to the day when a lucky strike will set her typ- ing merrily in a ritzy office. Uh gee! may that day come soon, Peep. .lI'XIC l5I'1YI'iIlI.Y IiIIC'I'II Several years from now, when our bright little eyes be- gin to fail, we'II know where to go for help. Ilunie, after go- ing to Jackson Vollege, will be- eonie an optic surgeon, with horse-back riding as a hobby. Poqe 24 DAVID .-X. ROACH Dave is going to attend the New England Aircraft School and soon he will be piloting a modern air-liner across the country. He has spent much of his spare time in high school working around automobiles. MARY IV. IJ. l'ltll5I9lRTSON Bunty, our Scotch lassie, is planning on returning to Loch Lomond to swim and to teach the laddies to jitterbug. Why don't you give the U. S. A. a break, Mary, and teach us in- stead? THUKIAS RURHIIC Hockey has been one of Tom's main interests in D. H. S. May- be he can use this experience with the ice when he joins ye good ship Nmitiufkct next year. He's on his way to being a ICIJIYAIHD .IUSICPII IIVICI, What a life! says Muddy. who will fill his with being a successful businessman, a pro- fessional golfer, a leading INLI- sician, and a star basketball player, after he flies through Northeastern University. IYII,I,I.XNI ICIDXXQXIIID SAIUXXIY Jumpin' Jerusalem! we echo when we think of BiII's enviable sport record. When you are an engineer, Bill, don't forget to build us an honest-to- goodness hockey rink and a few tennis courts. DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL

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'l'HEOlJOlil'l THOMAS PE'l l'INtIEI,I,, .lr. When you graduate from Northeastern and become an electrical engineer, Ted, we hope you won't give up your hobby of photography. We'd miss your trick of popping up on us with that ever-present flash bulb. .ll'IANNE'l l'E MASON PETTS If Jeannette's own wardrobe can be taken as a prophecy, she will be a very successful dress designer. Her popularity will surely follow her to college, if she maintains her great in- terest in sports and people. WII.I.lAM ROBERT PHILLIPS Wal now, I'll tell you, says Bill, who has a very funny way of telling the teachers the an- swer. Oh well. B. C. will be sure to appreciate his answers, regardless of his presentation technique. ARLENE FRANCES POND But definitely, Auggie will be a private secretary prior to becoming a very 1'ich traveler. No matter how far you go, Auggie, don't forget the many friends your quiet personality has won you at D. H. S. FRANK PORAZZO If Frank does as well in business as he did in sports, he will be an excellent welder. Next year he plans to begin working his way th1'ough the New England Welding Labora- tory. 1940 YEAR BOOK VAR! ll.lNlC 'lf Pl Mild FXIO Holy smoke! Carrie will exclaim when she finds a blue lllauritius to add to her stamp collection. Since she enjoyed typewriting and appliances he1'e, she's going on to a secre- ta1'ial school and become just about perfect in them. KA'l'lll.lClCN lll l'll l'l Vl l'S One of our most amusing girls has lreen Kay, who is going to work in a department store and go dancing each night. When you hit the road, Kay, don't forget your friends ot' D. H. S. llOl3l'lll'l' l'lllXYAlllJ l'l'l l'i Puffy is so chock-full of hopes that we barely have room to mention them here. But right now he plans to lnless the Conservatory of Music with his presence and later become an- other Benny Goodman. Keep it up, Putfalux. JOHN WICNIJALI. l'l l'NlCY When Winnie leaves Bent- ley's and becomes a tirst-rate accountant, he will open Ye Olde Knitting Shoppe and in- struct old maids in the gentle arts of knitting and rug-mak- ing. lCl.lZAl5lC'l'll NIAIC ltANlJAl.l, Batty is going to be an angel in white next year as a ward aid at the Faulkner Hospital. Eventually she-'ll become a nurse there, which, in view ot' her fondness for social service work, should be a perfect ar- rangement. Poge 23

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ANN Klfxltllf Sl'.eXNl,HX Ann talias Miss Sheai. who is Jake's right hand and Top- per's left, hopes to sell enough hand-knit niutflers to enjoy a comfortable old age. Where's Anna? Has anyone seen Jack? Why doesn't somebody tell me these things? P.sXl'I,lXl-I lllll'l'l Si 'lll l'ZlC Paula likes dancing, horse- back riding, and Topper. What a combination! She is going to secretarial school and hopes eventually to become a good wife. Somewhere there's a man who's going to be awfully, aw- fully lucky! .-XNTHUNY l,Ul'lS SICHANI Tony's hopes of becoming an ace aviator seem reasonable, for his sky-high personality should make him at home in the air. He's got a great collection of swing records nowg soon he may equal it with aviation records. Hlf'll.'XltlD l'Al'l. SH.Xl't ll'lNl':SSY Dick, of national skeet-shoot- ing fame, came here by way of B. C. High. He will eventually develop his hobby, photography, into a large business. Track caught his eye here, and it still is Phylltedj. lfl,lZAlSlC'l'll NIARIIC SHIXNIVK NVhen she becomes a secre- tary, Betty is going to spend her spare moments using Sonja Henie's technique. Betty claims she has enjoyed her classmates most, and we know her classmates have enjoyed her most. 1940 YEAR BOOK lllt'll.XlllD ll.'XliHl,lJ SlllllCYl'1 We'll expect you to race back and tell us all about Utopia when you discover it, Dick. YVe hope you will find as much len- iency and tolerance there as you say you found here, in your teachers. lil l'lsI YlllfllNl.X Salllli No kidding, the patients in the New England Hospital for Women and Children will love to have Ruthie hold their hands and give them her pleasant smile. We're afraid they may have convenient relapses when it comes time to go home. ICIDNA Xl.sXllll,YN HOBBY Edna has red hair but no tiery temper: instead she is quiet and dependable and is someday going to make good as a secretary. Edna says lit- tle but thinks much, which is really what counts in the long run. HHHIJHN l.lCl'I S'l'.XHl. Shaggy is going to college next year to become a food and drug inspector. We'll remem- ber him fondly for his hockey playing, his collections of racing pigeons, his out-of-town girls, and his favorite expression, Hello, Gates, let's agitatef' lll l'll lllCll'l'lil'lJlC S'l'Altl'l Take a gay and sweet person- ality, a smart and snappy ap- pearance, and a whole lot of generosity and willingness to cooperate in school activities. Mix all these and what have you? One swell gal in Ruth Starr. Page 25