Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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.dn emoriam John Lord, known to all of us as Jack, met with a fatal accident at the beginning of our senior year. The tragedy was hard? for us to endure and hard, despite our faith, for us to understand. Jack loved life. His smile was ever ready and his humor was infectious. He was a good student who liked to reason things out for himself, but his greatest interest was in the out-of-doors-in hunting, fishing, swimming and boating. On warm weekends -- spring, summer, and fall-he would head for the mountains with some df his many friends and camp near a stream where the fishing was good. He liked to experiment with his home-made diving outfit and to entertain us with accounts of his adventures under water. Though he has left the life he loved so much, Jack will live always in the memories of his friends and classmates. 'Tc' 4

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JOHN H. AHEARN Air Corps Pooch . . . a mainstay of the baseball and h o c k e y squads . . his spirit and per- sonality made him the most popular boy in the class . . . his collection of ties is enough to make any girl swoon. J. V. Football 1, 2: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 4: Class Vice President 41 Student Council 33 Vice President 42 Senior Play Stage 41 T1'2if1'if? 3: Traffic Marshall 4. JESSIE ANN ALLAN Office Work Jess . . . endeared her- self to all by her naturalness and unselfishness . . . a peppy number one cheer- leader . . . her best times were cheering at football, basketball, and hockey games . . . loves bowling and playing the piano. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Traf- fic 3: Co-Manager of Senior Play Book. RICHARD ANDREWS Nortizcczstcrn Unirersity Dick . . . known for his easy disposition and friendly smile . . . hardly ever missed a Friday night dance . . . is a cracker-jack Canasta play- er. Student Council 2: Vice President 13 President 23 President Dramatic Club 2. MARGOT AUSTIN Nursing Margot . . . her singing helped us enjoy many assem- blies . . . will attend the Household School of Nursing . . . most often seen with Marion and Eunice . . . loves to play tennis. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Program Committee 3. f 'R 1'..'? '-s 1 i A KATHERINE BAKER Office Work Kay . . . always a pleas- ant smile . . . liked most to watch Dedham High's foot- ball and hockey teams in action . . . after working for a while in an office she'll make some lucky man a wonderful wife. ELSA MARIE BASILICI Automobile Mutual El . . . D.H.S.'s three- time spelling champ and pep- py cheerleader . . . liked Topper's X periods . . . plans to be a stenographer and then a housewife . . . spent her spare time working on her hobby of making friends . . . had very successfull re- sults. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 33 Li- brary Council Treasurer 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 Mirror Staff 3, 43 Reflectionsg Class Spelling Champion 1, 2, 3g Student Council 2, 3, 4. PAUL J. BEDDIA Saint Anselm's Boom . . . everybody's friend and a friend to every- body . . . hopes to be a teacher-coach . . . sports were his main interest besides Topper's history classes. Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3, 43 Senior Football Manager 43 General Manager of All Sports 43 Traffic Squad 43 Mirror Staff 43 Library Council 43 Reflec- tions3 Senior Play. EDMUN D BERK Wentworth Institute Ed . . . could hunt, fish, and trap forever . . . has a swell collection of firearms . . . thinks shop is the best thing that ever happened to D.H.S .... will turn his in- telligence and his diligence toward a career in mechani- cal designing.