Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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DONALD TYLER LONGLAND Don, who constructs, repairs, teaches, studies, eats, breathes, and sleeps radios, is very prop- erly planning to become a radio engineer after the war. Let's hope the Navy gives him a chance to keep on with his hobby. JOSEPH SAMUEL LORD Joe, an honor grad who ad- mires the high standards of teaching at D.H.S., plans to join the Navy. After the war he'1l set up his own ham sta- tion and then become a radio engineer or a radio technician. ROBERT G. LOVELY Did you ever have a doctor sing to you? In a few years if you call Robert Lovely, M.D., he'll not only give you a pill but also give out with a song. Just wait and see your remark- able recovery! ABBIE MARY LYNCH Abbie, our sports-loving girl, hopes to enter Emmanuel Col- lege, where she'll be tops in all athletic events and an active leader in all social activities. Then she wants to settle down and get married-mm!!! BARBARA ANN LYONS Barbie is one of our best- natured girls. Next year she'll leave the sodas and sundaes to go to a secretarial school. Her happy disposition will make her a favorite there and a wow as a secretary. Page l8 ETHEL SHIRLEY MACE Et loves playing cards, knit- ting, and going through Jor- dan's. She'll work till after the war, and then marry that Mar- ine she's been writing to and travel over what's left of the world. JEANETTE HARRIET MACKAY Just as if her long, curly eyelashes wouldn't do enough damage at the University of New Hampshire and in the WAVES, Mac will celebrate victory by getting a license, a car, a lot of fun, and a husband. MARIE MACRAE Mischievous Mimi, who plans to become a nurse, confesses that of everything in D. H. S., she enjoyed Miss Harding's rats the most. She spends most of her time roller skating and bowling when she isn't working at Tobe Deutschmann's. ROBERT JAMES MADDEN The Navy looks so good to Bob right now that he's con- sidering joining it for life. Of course, he may change his mind when the war's over and settle down for a long period of quiet reading. JEAN ELAINE MAHONEY Blondie, our favorite violin player in the D. H. S. orchestra, plans to go to Merrymount Col- lege in New York and become an elementary school teacher. We know what school we're go- ing to send Junior to! DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL

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MARY ANN JESSON Co-editor of Reflections, news cditor of the Mirror and girl most likely to succeed-thc bases are full, Mary, and WC,1'C sure you will knock in a home- run after you study -at B. U. to become a statisticlan. MARJORIE MILLICENT JOHNSON Mix a quantity of giggles and some innocent remarks with a measure of dignity and a love of music, and there you have Margie, who'll be somebody's efficient and attractive secre- tary. DOLORES EUGENIE JOHNSTON Midge is full of fun. She likes dancing, music, traveling. talking, and watching Mr. Ryan act out literature. Shekl like to work for a newspaper and she plans to marry a po- liceman. ROBERT DANIEL KEEGAN Gussy, who plans to be an engineer, has already engineer- ed many a soda and frappe for us. He likes the school activi- ties so much that fJunior girls take noticel he's coming back as a post-graduate next year. PAULINE CECILE KOURI Pauline, our class secretary and most reliable girl, is going to work at the Norfolk County Trust Company, because she just loves riding to Dedham mornings on the bus. The bank's business will be boom- ing shortly, '41 'Q' 5? RICHARD ARTHUR LALLY Although Lick's going to join the Army, we think the Navy would be interested in his dream of rowing from Scituate to Florida in a day. A good man on the hockey team, he'll miss the D. H. S. athletics. ALFRED LAZZERI Al wants to attend art school and become a magazine illus- trator. He made his hobby pay during school years by draw- ing portraits for money. He liked study halls and the 2:00 p. m. bell best of everything at D. H. S. JAMES EDWIN LEE When you see Jimmy's pic- torial history of our class far- ther on in this book, you'll agree that he knows what he's doing when he plans to become an artist. It's college for him next year. BARBARA G. LE GALLEE Brilliant Beela, one of our honor essayists, liked Topper's history classes and chatting during X periods. She'1l work as a farmerette this summer, go to college in the fall, and someday make the headlines as a female Dick Tracy. RITA ANNE LESSARD Attractive and petite Ree is headed for the Conservatory to become a singer. Intelligence and poise, together with a lovely voice, will bring her the fame and fortune she longs for. lQ44 YEAR BOOK page I7

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HELEN VERONICA MANNING Red, one of our most bash- ful girls, seems to do all right with the Navy. Work's her pro- gram for next year, but for the years to come, thcre's a tall, dark, and handsome sailor. LOUISE LUCY MARRONE Lou is going to work in an office when she graduates, but we are sure that she'll save time for her dancing to the 920 Club tunes and her watch- ing football games, until sho finds her man. PHYLLIS MASSEY Phyll will just kill time for the next Hfteen years-erunning machines in an ollice, maybe joining the WAFS, dancing, reading-and then she'll get married. She's well worth wait- ing for, ANNE MCCARTY After she finishes college Ann will be in the market for a man who can tell jokes like Topper, play like Glenn Miller, solve crossword puzzles at a glance, and cook the sort of food she's accustomed to. MARIE CLAIRE MCCORMACK Claire will quit her drug-store work soon and start typing in a Big Business. She's so fond of reading, swimming, and skating that her future, though it may be Snuffy, will never be stuffy. l944 YEAR BOOK if' GEORGE F. lVIclNERNY Mae, one of the merry artists of 4A English, is already cn- rollefl at B.C. The Army Air Force will be his next stop. Af- ter the war he intends to sit, sleep, loaf, and do nothing-the Mclnerny plan for lasting peace. ELIZABETH McNALLY Our most popular and best- natured girl, Mac, with her other half, Eileen, plans to be- come a Cadet Nurse. Just think -she'll be right in the middle of the Army when Sadie Haw- kins day comes round! DOROTHY ELIZABETH MCSEVENEY Betty, who never misses a movie, will rest for a while af- ter her labor in D.H.S. and Tobe Deutschmann's Then she'll go back to work till the war's over and she can travel. We'll miss her hearty laugh. CLAIRE RUTH MORRISSEY Just try to name a sport that Moe doesn't like. She's a nat- ural for a gym teacher, but sheyll work at it only as long as it's fun. After that, she'll find a nice, handsome man and let him do the working. RUTH O. MULHOLLAND We'll a l w a y s remember Ruth's infectious giggle and her vivaciousness, and we're Sure that the Navy's going to ap- preciate its nifty nurse when she gets through her training. Page I9