Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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28 g gggREFLECT1oNs OE DEDHAM HIGH soiaoot 5 BETTY ANN REARDON Betty's another nurse in the making and I'm telling you, Betty, we'd enjoy being one of the lucky patients whom you will care for. FRANCES CAROLINE RINCKER Eranny's quiet ways won her many friends in the Dedham High School. We all know that her fine disposition will play a large part in her success in fu- ture life. STANLEY PAUL ROBBINS An A number one mechanic. Snooky? Say there, your experif ences with your favorite inter- est, motorcycles, should help a lot. We know that you won't be too busy to skate or take those long walks you are accustomed to. JAMES ROBERTSON. JR. Ain't it wonderful, Gov. to trespass on private property. to eat and sleep in study periods. to hitch-hike around the world in ninety-five days. and to join some branch of the service? MARGUERITE ANN ROGERS What a riot. cries petite Peggy. I hope it isn't a riot that lands us in the hospital. but if it is, we hope Peggy will be right there. too. in her nurse's uniform? CHARLOTTE MARIE ROTHFUCHS When Char shouts. Holy cowl somethings wrong. We know just how you feel about our gym suits. Char wants to be a working girl and go to night school. Here's luck to you, JANE NANCY RUSSELL How many times have we stood in awe of quiet Junior, as she bashfully shows a 9070 or above in Topper's tests? Her perseverance will send her through college with flying col- OTS. CHESTER BERNARD SANDBORG Sandy has planned to go away to school, and you can bet that no matter where he goes his dimples will make as big a hit as they did at Dedham High. RICHARD KARL SCHAFER Dick plans to improve his broad a at Harvard. and from there enter the Naval Reserve Corps. We're sure the Navy can use a man with his memory and mathematical ability. CAROL FRANCES SCHL UP Sport-loving Schluppie just wants to get a job and to see the world during vacation. Keep your eyes and ears open so you can tell us what's new, Schlup- pie.

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REFLECIIONS OF DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL 27 PAULINE E. PHILLIPS Although Peanut is fond of knitting. we know that her inf terest is also centered in a drug store. Good luck at Fairfax Hall in Virginia. and may you have your ideal peachy wed- ding. PRISCILLA JOSEPHINE PHILLIPS Where's Rufus? shouts ,Io in search of her everfpresent Irish setter. Since she is our most original member, we feel sure that when she obtains that chain of restaurants, she will make of them a great success. CARMELLA BEATRICE PICONE You're not kidding! pa- triotic Carrey wants to be drafted or be an aviatrix, al- though in the immediate future she expects to be a telephone op- erator. Carrey will never give a wrong number. DOROTHY ELLA PIERCE Oh! heavens. cries Dotty after she has seen the Seventh Wonder of the World, for next year she plans to take a long vacation. With her pleasing per- sonality she'll have no trouble in finding a job. ALFRED LAWRENCE PODOLSKI It's a great day for the Irish. says Freddie, and we say. It was a great four years under your leadership. College. Coast Guard. or Marines, you'll be a success and a credit to D. H. S. Good luck from the class. ROSIS MARIE PORAZZO Rose, our darkfeyed beauty. says her interest is dancing with boys who have blue eyes. After becoming a successful bookkeep- er she'll have plenty of time for her other interests, bowling, rolla er-skating, and going to the movies. BARBARA ELAINE PUTNEY Don't holler you dope to the passengers on the train. Babs. when you get to be a waitress. You might be fired. The trains will probably carry you in mem- ory back to the good old study halls at D. H. S. RICHARD FRANCIS QUINN If you hear someone saying. It's a tough old world, it's only Flash expounding his phil- osophy of life. Dick hopes to find work but enough time for hockey. too. We hope he realizes his dream of being a test pilot. JOHN LOWDEN RAEDER Quiet, unassuming Jack's own adage at B. U. will be, Hear all, see all, say only what's nec- essary. Jack will always stay where he can enjoy winter sports. especially skiing. IRENE M. RANALDI Renie never said much. but she would always start it with. Holy cats. She intends to be a hairdresser and we all antici- pate her original coiffures.

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-KRi3ELECT1oNs OF DEDHAM H161-1 scrioor QQ BETTY HODGES SHERMAN Tall and stately, Bets with her happy smile is headed for the Christian Science Publishing House. We hope her habit of drawing those exceptionally pret- tv girls won't be forgotten in her busy life. MARY ELIZABETH SHINNICK What does Mary typify? She is our idea of a quiet, orderly, precise young lady, and a good sport, who'll be an asset in any office. No matter how busy she is, Mary can find time for her main interests, dancinff and skat- ing. RICHARD HENRY SLOAN It's well known that Dick will be one of our off the piane line assembly men. We hope he will not forget his fa- vorite topic, current events, which he practised in Mr. Al- len's civics class. WALTER JOHN STANKEVICH I By C1ar, Walt. when you own your scientific fur farm and start raising muskrats you can save enough money to buy a schooner and cruise to the South Seas. MARY ELEANOR STARR That's right! With Twink's bowling experience and ability we know she will make a strike on some office position. Aside from business she will sptnd her time dancing. MARY FRANCES TAGLIONE May, who is known for her Holy Moses, would like to get a job as a street car conduc- tor. Her hobbies are collecting pictures of favorite movie stars and looking at brown-eyed boys. FRED ELMER TAGUE For cryin' out loud. Fred- die, if you do as well in busi- ness as you did organizing the XR'olves Club, you can't help be- ing successful. Says he, Wipe the Japs out! JOSEPH MICHAEL TATE What's doing. Joe? Will it be Seton Hall or work next year? Pretty girls, blondes pre- ferred. Coach Peterson. and sports. especially track and foot- ball, all rate high with Joe. 3' GLADYS E. TOMLISON Number. please? That's not Sis' way of flirting: she's going to be a telephone operator. Sis is a true friend and always on hand when needed. ROBERT RGYSTON TULLY After graduation from agri- cultural college, Bob is going to buy a cattle and horse ranch in Montana. He will then enter- tain the cattle-and perhaps some fair lady-with his guitar.