Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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BEVERLY RUTH BURKE Generosity Bevie is the girl who never re- fused to help out in any activity, who was always ready, Willing, and able to assist her 'many friends. VVith these qualities she should be 51 super nurse in a children's ho- pital. JOHN BURKE Industry Smiling Jack will put some of his industry and patience to work at the telephone company next year. We know the persistence which he showed on the football field will carry him far. ROBERT BUSSER Camamderie Bob will be an engineer after col- lege, which should be a good pro- fession for gi guy so proficient in keeping old cars from falling apart. His fun-loving nature will win him friends wherever he goes. BETTY BUTLER Determination Betty, one of Dedham High's star girl basketball players, some day hopes to take a trip to Ireland, but until then she will work in an office, pursuing her hobbies of bas- ketball, dancing, and eafing on the side. MARY ELIZABETH BUTLER Eagerness Mary, the girl with the dimples, impressed us with her cheerful co- operation at school and in the Ded- h,an1 library. We have gi strollg' hunch that she will be using her interior decorating hobby to ad- vantage in a honeymoon cottage soon. DEDHAM H IGH SCHOOL ' sf' lv, V 1 C' -1 S ' on iti o I. RAYMOND BUTMAN Vision Deacon, who was chosen last y+-.ir as the best all-round junior boy, will probably make us proud next year by his scholastic rating and basketball activities at Harvard, where he-'ll amaze those professors with the poems he's memorized. BETTY M. CAMPBELL Whimsicality 1 ambie, whose happy days in the Tlramatit- Club culminated in her being Emily Kimbrough in the Senior Play, has a sweet disposi- tion and an ability to make friends easily, which should stand her in good stead as a private secretary. WILLIAM CAPONE Alacrity Billy, with the broad grin, was a football manager and a track star. He hopes some day to win the Hollis QSOO in the B.,-LA. meet, and we can picture him as the Gil Dodds of the future. EARL PARKER CARLSON Sociability If your car needs repairing, tow it down to IE4 Sanderson Avenue- Earl can Fix it for you in a jiffy. However, this guy with the friend- ly grin will be pretty busy these next few years getting a college education. NORMAND CARLSON Brilliance Poor old Einstein will have to get busy with his homework if he's going to understand the mathe- matical formulae Norm will be cooking up in the future. The en- gineering Iield will surely be en- riched by this wizards presence. Page I3

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Boll likes ROBERT BERG Ruggedness the great outdoors, hunt- ing and fishing in pzirtivulztr. He'll tish in strsimre waters shortly, fn he's going to join the Mert-Iutnt Murine :intl see the world. llis nrinv p'1Is will ni' 's liin t , t I . , lb. l . RHODA BESTWICK Serenity For lmppy-go-lticky Bessie, the future must hold il inzirriztge with QL inillionnire and :in itlyllie life on :L desert island. We llllllglllt-E thait the other me-niliers of the ever- together trio, Sully :ind l'h5'lliS. will he around somewhere in grass skirts. RICHARD BISBEE Courtesy VVho's that taill, striking tigure th:lt we bmw on the football ilk'itl-llltlll- ilgey pit-k, uf t-ourse. VVe'ye heard it rumored tluit he's going tu fol- low in his f1ither's funlSleDS, but maybe some duy wt-'ll see hini I-oziehing football :it 'l'ufts. l ir- 'A F425 K5 . 'A-3faf,i:,5,9 4. 3 ii Q v 8, . f s , , '1 K 5 .nu-I ,g ,os 4: it 1 u- . ww Q Q1 K. fi, 9.5 s, V Q1 ttzsyt Q ir ROBERT L. BLACK Impishness V Before you tlrenin of 21 white- 5 t'hristnizts, think of Iiolrbie work- - 'xx ing for l3lzu'k's Trucking and try- ' g-, ing to plow out ull Iledlinin. Some . tiny this Iixtirpy-go-lut-ky hoy will 53,-X 1 own ll tleet of trunks all his own. A M 4-L Q i ps- I ,- i w ii?f2f?: 'S i ::F:.',,.. Y3151., fit -'P 'Iggy'-:r:' 5 X LILLIAN A. BONCEK Roguishness 'l'oni's innovent reinznrks in vlnss nrt- gin indit-:ation of he-r sense oi' humor Zlllt l will prulrzlllly lw :I L!l't'Jll help when she In-1-oines at newspa- lwr rf-porter. lfootlrull, proins, :ind her men te-neln-rs' classes :ire her tuyorlte in:-niories of Tl,ll.S. Page I2 2241- 'W-9 '47 if ,.-t, U.. ', ,Tex res- fi L- ia. .L-Ein 4-- M- ROBERT A. BOOTH Hilarity His elzissniutes will remember Booty :is the inorxile builder of English 4D. This summer he will fro to l r:1nt'e on il eruise with the Nzivzll Reserve, for the Blond Bombshell is tlrenining of li eureer in the Nzlvy and at girl in every port, KATHRYN BRADBURY Friendliness Kz1y's picked the right career, :ts she's sweet, tllliel, and kind-every- thing that at nurse should be. Let's hope she 4,-un trxiyel when she's through trnining and that there'll be still more proms in her life. SALLY ANN BRAZER Liveliness i Sully, one of the cutest und liveliest members of our t-luss, is one third of the HlllSEll2ll'ilbl9S, Next year she will part eonipziny from Phyl :ind Rhoda, first lu work in 21 bztnk, illltl then to seek ai czireer :is an model. NANCY LEONARD BREEN Elegance llreenie, who's both sincere and nt- ti'z1t'tiye, likes niusie, golf, basket- lulll, :ind Topper's homeroom. She il2lSll.t lllilde up her mind nbout next yt-nr, but she's set on seeing South Aineriun before long. HENRY BRIDGES Ease Hiring is 'l'opiwi s grt-attest ndniirer, ns lll'UYt'Il Ivy his love of ltll X- periotls. This lmselmll player and fnn' hopes to go to eollege next yezlr :ind then sometime OWN hiS own store. He certainly has the nh-using manner that will pay OIT. DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL

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INEZ M. CLARK Efficiency Inez, gi sineere friend, is another ambitious girl who will pack her bag next year and head for eol- lege, where she'll continue to he 21 sports enthusiast. Her ehief en- joyments in Ii.H.S. have been games, assemblies, :ind vacations. GEORGE E. CLEARY Alertness VVe'ye celebrated the D.H.S. dogs in this book, but George is going Io devote his life to theni. He's the up-anrl-eoming, energetic type that ought to do well as a Veter- inarian. JOAN C. COLUMBO Amenability Wliat a gal our Joanie isl VVhen- ever we-'re in trouble we know that she will help. YVith her genius for dealing with people, espet-ially c'hil4li'en. she will make II nurse. the like of whivh will he hard to limi. ESTI-IER ANN CONANT Reliability If you knew where the MIRHHH typists we-re, then you 4,-oultl Iinfl listlier. XVe lifme her position in gm insuranee 1-ompany will lezixe her time for her major interests- oowling, skating, and blue-eye,-il boys. PAUL COVE Optimism Luke, whose 1-hief hohlvy is swim- ming, will 'miss his gym 4-lasses :intl Miss liaker's English periods next year. He has no definite plans for the future, but whatever he does will In- done well anal thor- nllgllly. 5' fi' H z , - .-iq lx' f JOHN FRANCIS COWAN r. Y A Gemality Jack, who is an ardent follower of the Bruins, the lied Sox, and golf, will go to work next year with ' '- one goal in mind--to be a profes- sional golfer. VVH know he Cgin drive straight to it. ,V H :I . ff I is I -A. Y HAMILTON CROSSLEY Cooperation Likahle Bud has given his time and talent to most of our Q-lass at-tivities. The gym lights would have gone unfleeorated at dances had it not been for him. He will he a meehanii-al riraftsman aftel graduation from Wentworth Insti- tute. X I 1 DOLORES CROWLEY Pulchritude A girl who can play the piano and who eould listen to our problems as sympathetieally as Dorie could, ought to make anyone-that Bryan hoy, for instance-a Perfectly ele- gant wife MARGARET IONA CUDMORE Earnestness ravel? If you ' eq do just eall Iona for 11 store of .g 5 helpful information regarding any 1 plaee from the Rockies to the Riv- i j LYAQ iera. She will be remenibered for ' Sf , A her zilwility to remain quiet and I, N' Iiashful t'?i in Mr. Ryan's classes. i J L I f--4' 1 V' .253 MARION LOUISE CUFF Pep Currie with her twinkling lap shoes and eute grin will make Holly- wood sit up and take notiee! Some clay this talented little girl hopes Io be doing ti21liC0 l'olItiIleS with tlenf- Kelly.