Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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THOMAS L. CHEETHAM Tom, who did such a grand job as Dr. Wood in our senior play, will soon let the East Dedham garage get along by itself and enter the Merchant Marine, taking his pipe with him. FLORENCE F. CICCHETTI Flo's friends can tell you of the smoothness of her danc- ing and the mildness of her manner. She hopes to become an A-1 stenographer and then --only time can tell. WENDELL FERNALD CLEMENT Windy, our class president, will enter the Marine Air Corps. Sports are his chief interest, and the future may find him playing in the major leagues. Can you imagine La- dies' Day then! WILLIAM SALVATORE COLUMBO Billy has already served his stretch in the Navy and now he's headed for some war plant. When he settles down after the war he may End time to develop that fine voice of his. ANNA BERNADETTE CONNOLLY Whether at Roll-land or Ray- monds, Shorty, who longs to be an expert rollerskater, a salesgirl, and a wife, will be rolling rapidly toward the long years of happiness her person- ality insures. Page l2 'Luv' nh, CDT '77 , Q . f , A W .1 v . i i W ' L' .W 1, - ,V ,ff U qw ROBERT HAROLD COWAN After school every day Bob worked in the Registry of Deeds. He plans to enter the maritime service as soon as pos- sible and see the world. Even- tually, he'll go to college and become master of a ship. RUTH CLAIRE CULLEN Claire likes bowling, dancing and her adviser, Mr. Riley. Next year, she'll go on with her schooling until she becomes a super-duper typist. After our victory, she wants to travel hither and thither. GILDA ANN CURIALE Gilda's smiling good nature will make -her an excellent Cadet Nurse, but it will make us miss her dreadfully when she leaves us for that little home in Hyde Park and Bill. ROSEMARY CURRAN Rosie, the star of June Mad and the life of any party, will go to work next year, keep writing to Sam, and dream about becoming a cosmopolite. You know perfectly well what she'll do when the war's over. LOUISE B. DALRYMPLE The many friends her quiet manners won her form Louise's pleasantest memories of D4 H. S. Next year she'll work, while taking an art course, and even- tually become a fashion illus- trator and designer. DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL

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DONALD JAMES BLAKNEY Handsome Uz, whose ambi- tion is to get at least one good night's sleep, wants to be- come a wealthy playboy and eat banana splits. He'll settle down, though, when the right girl answers his whistle. EVELYN MARIE BOYLE Evelyn, our best-looking girl, is as sweet as she is pretty. She's headed for Regis College and a career every bit as en- joyable as those sessions of Mr. Gibb's glee club. JOHN BRIDGES If a plane swoops over your house and you catch a glimpse of a good-looking pilot with a blonde whiffle, you'll know it's Johnny. Since March, he's been studying in the Navy Air Corps. and he intends to con- tinue in aviation after the war. M. JACQUELINE BROAD Jackie plans to attend a sec- retarial school next year and spend her spare time dancing and roller skating. If the war doesn't end soon, she may be a WAVE. Whatever happens, she'll meet it with a smile. VIRGINIA RUTH BRODERICK Ginny will hang up her roll- erskates next year and study earnestly at business school. When she becomes a telephone 0I391'Ht01', she'll again have time for the Winter Gardens and hockey games. i944 YEAR BOOK JOAN LOUISE BROMLEY .Ioan is going to enlist in thc Cadet Nurse Corps. After the war, she will go abroad to do reconstruction work, and make the whole world as peaceful as Mr. Bottomley's X periods. She'll make some doctor a splendid wife. WILLA JUANITA BROWN Nita likes cooking, skating, and driving. Next year she's going to train to be a nurse: and then she should have no trouble finding a husband as cute as Topper, who is her hap- piest memory of D. H. S. HELEN F. CADIGAN After graduating from Mary Brook's Junior College, Helen, whose favorite pastimes are horseback riding and listening to Mr, Bottomley's jokes, Will become a laboratory technician. EDWARD XAVIER CANNING Good-natured Ed has been at Holy Cross since February. He's simply mad about rail- roadsg and, if the airplane hasn't made them obsolete by the end of the war, will devote his life to running them. ANNE CHAMBERLAIN After Anne graduates from Katherine Gibbs', she'll lend her charm and dependability to the business world. May she still find time to play tennis, skate, and attend D. H. S. hockey games. Page l l

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CELIA CATHERINE DARLING We know that Sis is going to make a wonderful Cadet Nurse. Just wait till she turns that charming smile on her pa- tients. Let's hope the Corps doesn't keep her too busy for dancing and rollerskating. MELVIN IRVING DAVIDSON lVIel's been in the Army Air Corps all spring, but he pro- bably won't be called to duty till next fall. He's been a star in the accounting classes and will have no trouble becoming a C. P. A. after the war. ANNA FRANCES DE FELICE Annabella has a wonderful future planned for herself---A first, her nurse's diploma,then a life of traveling, swimming, and camping. Finally, when Mr. Right comes along, she'll set- tle down to housekeeping. BARBARA L. DICKINSON Barbara deserves a special medal for the work she did for the war stamp drives. John Hancock's will be lucky when they get such a splendid, con- scientious girl. ANTHONY R. DI IANNI Tony will be a draftsman eventually, but meanwhile he spends his time and money at- tending operas and movies, skating and bowling. After graduation he intends to con- tinue his schooling, but as a sideline, he'l1 keep fooling with photography. fs- WILLIA M THOMAS DOBSO N We hope Bill gets into the A1'my in one piece before he blows himself up tinkering with chemistry and high ex- plosives. His excellent marks- manship and excellent brain will be definite assets to the Army now and after the war. DANIEL FRANCIS DOLAN Dana, who likes the athletic program best of all, spent most of his time sleeping in the A. A. ofiice. He plans to take the V-12 test, join the Navy, and eventually become an old civil-engineering bachelor. JEAN ELINOR DOWD The headmarker of Geisheck- er's Bargain Basement will move on to B. U. next year, where she will study to be- come a doctor's assistant. Working on the Mirror and studying for Topper's history tests were our illustrious ecli- tor's chief delights in D.H.S. MARY THERESA DRAKE Mary's sunny smile will cure many a grouchy patient if she stays single long enough to become a nurse. Whatever she does, she'll manage to find time for bowling and swimming -her favorite pastimes. WILMA MARIE DRAKE Although Billie was a new- comer this year, she made many friends. NV'e hope her ambi- tion to be a concert singer is fulfilled, as nothing would be more delightful than to hear her singing with a great con- cert orchestra. I944 YEAR BOOK Page I3