Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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10 REFLECTIONS OF DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL ADELINE ANDERSON Adeline plans to work next year and to further her educa- tion by going to night school. Her ultimate goal. though. is to be an aviatrix. Set your heart on it. Adeline, and we know you'Il make it. JOSEPH ARTHUR ARABY. JR. Page Benny Goodmanl Shad- rack is our foremost swing ad- dict, with an ever-present long- ing for 'Beatin' the skinsf He'll keep D. H, S. laughing as a P. G.. but the Navy will take him soon after. ANNA JEANETTE BAKER Freckles' warm smile and cordial greeting would make a heart of stone melt. Her de- sire to work and enjoy life to the utmost makes her both a val- uable citizen and a welcome friend. RITA FRANCES BARTHEL Since Rita would like to be- come a typist we only hope she doesn't answer her employer with Oh, yeah! Let's hope that her wish of sometime hav- ing a roller skating party in- stead of a dance in D. H. S. comes true. PALMA ROSE BAVICCHI Hey. kids, turn on the radio: Pal's on! But until then Pal's going to Wheaton College where we're positive she'll make many friends. Don't forget to dedicate a song to your D. H. S. classmates when you're a famous singer. .IEANNE BELANGER Next year will probably see Jeanne holding a good position in a secretarial school, or-who knows?-a yeoman F in the United States Navy. Fast- talking Jeanne will miss the freedom of speech in the corri- dors, WILLIS GEORGE BELL Chug-chug. There goes Bell off in his super-model Chevro- letf Dedham High will miss his argumentative personality. but we are proud to say he will soon be joining the Army Air Corps. DOROTHY ELEANOR BERG Wonderful, we'll all ex- claim when Dotty writes that novel, just as we did when we contemplated her all A report cards and heard with admiration the answers to those questions no one else could remember. With her pleasing personality. Dotty will make a great success at Boston University. WALTER ROY BJORKMAN XVhitey has become a man who is nice to have around, es- pecially durinq hard exams. We know that whether he becomes a lawyer or a parachute jumper he will be one of the best. MIRIAM HAZEL BLAKNEY UNO kidding. Hazel really will make an ideal secretary. We know her versatility will enable her to find time for hockey games as well as flying lessons. Happy landings, Hazel!

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6 Seniors

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REFLECTIONS OF DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL ll MORTON ELIOT BLUMENTHAL The New England Institute of Embalming is Mortie's next stop. Gruesome, what? is Mortie's opinion. Whether he will be a mortician or a suc- cessor to Claude Thornhill. he will certainly have a fascinating future. MARJORIE MADALINE BOND A big smile for everybody and a sense of humor that makes any room she is in seem sunny, will take Margie far up the lad- der of success towards her aim, to be a nurse. JAMES H. BOTAISH In time to come we shall probably refer to Bo as the pride of Oak Street. To become a flying business man is his ambi- tion. Watch out for the in' famous vicissitudes of our New England weather in the strato- sphere. Jim. DAVID GALE BRAATEN When Shrimo gets to Har- vard he won't be lost in the crowd. because if he draws car- toons for the Lampoon like those for the Mirror. he'll stand above the throngs. When he runs for President in 1952. we're sure he'll succeed, just as he suc- ceeded in high school in what- ever he undertook. FREDRICK CHARLES BRADBURY You ain't lyin', Brad. about your attraction to the ladies. He wants to be a track coach, and plans to enter college next year. Football and study periods also intrigue him. CHARLES ROBERT BROXVN Hi-ya, hlondief Here's to bef ing a great navigator. Hope it's as exciting as Mr. Ryan's class. We are sure your problems will be solved by dead reasoning. LLEWISLLYN AUSTIN BROWN VVhat ya say, Buck, will you be slinging ink or throwing bombs next year? Here's hoping you can End a good job so you can buy plenty of Defense Bonds. RICHARD JAMES BROWNE Shadu spends most of his time making model airplanes when he isn't working in the First Na- tional Stores. He plans to join the Army or Navy Air Corps next year. NORMAN FOSSETT BRUNT Shrimp's favorite pastimes are woodwork and boats. His quiet manner and favorite expression, what do you know? should help him at Wentworth next year. JOHN FRANCIS BULMAN Don't be scrimeyf' says Long John, alias Dan'l Boone. Jr., as he slogs through the Manor trapping everything in sight, Anvil is usually heard say- ing mournfully. I ain't got no English done!