Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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gREFLECTIONS or DEDHAM HIGH sCHoo1.gg g gg 15 BETTY ANN DONELAN My cow! cries one of our best-natured girls. Too bad, Betty Ann. you can't take your cat. Ferdinand, to Middlebury College. But when you're work- ing in South America. you will be prosperous enough to indulge your hobby to any extent you wish. LOUISE EVELYN DOYLE Oh, my heavens! exclaims Louise. with her sweet smile and oh! so many bracelets and neck- laces. She won't find her am- bition, to be somebody, very hard to fulfill. FLORENCE GERTRUDE DRISCOLL Flo's the quiet type of girl with sweet and lovely written all over hen face. A'No kid- ding, she'll say when she is offered that job of receptionist. HARRY JOHN DUNBAR We know Buddy liked the math, study periods and girls of D. H. S. But he'll have to do without one of them when he joins the Army Air Corps-the study periods. ELSIE F, EKLOE Because Elsie has the rare combination of beauty, intelli- gence, dignity, and a pleasing personality, we have all missed her since she moved to Chicago June. We wish you every suc- cess, Elsie. wr I MIRIAM DUNBAR ELLIS Mim is bound for the Charles Secretarial School along with many of her chums. A really charming and natural girl like her will make the perfect secre- tary. She'll keep in shape with her famous bike rides. MARY ELLEN ELLISON What are the highlights in Mary's life?-dancing. a secre- tarial position, and Peewee. Mary is a go-getter and that's one of the reasons we shall some day say, I knew her when--. HOWARD WILLIAM EMBREE Watch out? Huck. the draft board's coming! We hope you get the good-paying job that you have been hoping for, so you can take care of that Model- A Ford of yours. EUGENE SIMMONS EMERSON So sharp is usually the way Emmy ends all his jokes. and we mean all. To make his fingers nimble for his profession. a brain surgeon. he plays his accordion. We have no fears that he will not become as good a doctor as he is a musician. ELEANOR LOUISE FARMEN Ellie is one of our bashful girls. When asked what her ambition was, she replied. Cree, I don't know. But we know that her willingness to help will win the confidence of any em- plover. -1 . 1, W b .,, 27' WI, 'iii fi 7 . ,5-

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14 gg gg ggREgELECTIONS oe DEDHAM HIGH sCHooL ROBERT H. DAVIDSON Bob, our hockey captain and most athletic boy. plans to en- ter college. We're certain that he will attain famie and fortune wherever he may be!whatever he may he doing. He has proved his will to win and his right to win in D. H. S. ANN DAY Gee, yah, Gumpy will answer if you are wondering whether she could be serious about studying dietetics in order to feed the masses: namely. the Army and Navy. Hope there's water for sailing nearby. MARIAN JESSIE DEAN In a few months we shall probably see Gunga merrily bif cycling to her ofhce. Vv'ith her carefree nature and ready smile she will make many friends wherever shi: goes. GERALDINE ANN DEBENEDICTIS Do you think so? XVe surely do think you'll make a line nurse. Gerry. It's going to be extremely hard to get her patients to leave the hospital, though. ANTHONY PETER DI5I:Al.CO Be good as you were in the senior play. Nini. and you will be a success at B. C. We wish you luck in your try for the Army Air Corps: don't for- get all the friends you made at D. H. S. ROSE MARY DELAPA Rose plans to get an office po' sition next year and eventually to become an expert typist. We know that her determination and persistence will drive her straight to that goal. JOHN DEMARTINO Long John hopes to work as a bookkeeper. and marry a red head. He likes working for Mr. Cowan. and enjoys such sports as skiing, hunting, and camping. DOROTHY LOUISE DEMERS Wliere's Dotty? is the cry when some solid music is the demand in nym classes. Too bad the Conservatory of Music hasn't a football team, but there's always D. H. S. and maybe transportation Ura Kir- by's Ford. JOHN ALBERT DENNISON In a few years we will be saluting Denny as an ensign in the United States Navy. If he can handle that position the way he did our 1942 hockey team. success is his? WILLIAM PETER DJERE Doopy. we surely hope you become an A-l pilot next year. If you keep your head in the clouds and your feet on 'the ground. you certainly will live to be over 80 and still have time to model aircraft.

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g REFLEQT IONS OE DEDHAMg HIGH SfIHOOL ir PATRICIA ANNE FEENEY XVho but our mildest girl. Pat. would make the perfect proprietress for a quaint tea- shop? XVith her many friends patronizing it, business will be booming. XVon't you start it in Dedham. Pat? STEPHEN LOUIS FERRIS Stephen is one of the many in our class who will work in a defense plant while attending night school, Later on, however, we will know him as a Hue architect. FREDERIC J. FIOLA Serious Fred is heading for Fnoston College. Perhaps you can take a music appreciation course for that good music you like. If you 'see the football team practising something, remember Mr. Heaphy. HEI.EN MARY FIOLA My gosh, Helen, where'd you get those brains! Toppers going to miss your 97's, but they will be appreciated next year at Boston University, and after that society will be the gainer for your ability and high ideals. PAUL FRED FLIEGER After seeing Paully playing tennis and skating. we wonder when he has time to collect coins. However, he hopes to spend his old age roping cattle and shooting rustlers out West. ANNA LOUISE FOOERTY Scotty's ambition is to marry a Scotchman but, first. she plans to work in an office. Golly, but we know she'Il make good and hope she finds time for her other interests, bowling. movies and books. ANNA FRANCES FORREST Anna. whose favorite expres- sion is i'Oh. sugar. would like to be a cowgirl and roam the western plains with her cowboy sweetheart, She likes study peri- ods and Mr. Ryan, playing the piano and skating. ELIZABETH VERA FREIER Beth's mildness, pleasant man- ner. and stenographic ability will make her an ideal private secre- tary. After Beth has returned from her travels some years hence, she will still attend all our hockey and football games. MARILYN ERNESTINE FROST I ain't talking, states Fros- ty, but she did tell us she was heading for Chamberlains Fash- ion School to learn the whys and wherefores of becoming a personal buyer. Fashions by Frost we'll view with joy. DORIS ELAINE FULLER You're the cutest thing and we do mean you, Lanny. Those two music lessons per week plus a course in harmony should bring this already exceptionally skilled accordionist to great re- nown. Remember us, won't you?