Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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GRACE JOAN WILDMAN Nursing Gracie . . . her good nature and sunny smile have won her many friends . . . likes bowling and dancing . . . will long remember Jake's classes . . . will be an asset to any hospital. Reflections. DIANA L. WILLIAMS North Park College Dee Dee . . .always will- ing to assist and advise her many friends . . . her sym- pathy, poise and cheery smile should make her a su- per medical secretary for some lucky doctor. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2g Li- brary Council 2, 3, 43 Mirror 43 Cheer Club lg Novelty Chorus 2, 3, Reflections. S QW' lf? r 5' . ,J ,af-0 aim JOHN YOUNG College Jack . . . always ready with a smile . . . one of the Hoboes . . . can always be seen with Don Sassone and Gene Potter . . . enjoyed math classes with Miss Clough . . . will be an architectural en- gineer. J. V. Football 1, 23 Varsity Football 3. ROBERT VINCENT YANNI Work Bob . . . our all-star foot- ball player . . . a fine car fancier . . . will start earning a fortune so that he can sup- ply each of his seven sons with Cadillacs. Football 1, 2, 3. Co-captain 43 Hockey 3, 4, Track 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2. 33 De- coration Committees 3, 4. DONALD F. YOUNG Armed Service Voip . . . a good sense of humor . . . says his favorite pastimes are eating and sleeping but was voted class wolf . . . top sports are foot- ball and track. Basketball 15 Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4.

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NANCY VITO John Hancock Nan . . . the girl with the million dollar smile . . . loves hockey, football, bowl- ing, dancing, and the movies . . . plans to open an ice cream parlor on the money saved from working. Mirror Staff 45 Photo- graphy Club -15 Glee Club 25 Junior Dance Checking Com- mittee5 Sophomore Checking and Advertising Committees. ARTHUR A. VOLPE Coast Guard Art . . . a good-natured boy . . . worked hard at his job at Hanna's . . . fond of bowling and dancing . . . seldom seen without a smile or without Al Montisano. Basketball 3. CONSTANCE JUNE WALLACE Cadet NurSe Connie . . . a big help to the Cheer Club at the foot- ball games and always ready to serve on a committee . . . will continue in nursing after the war. Badminton 2, 3, 45 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Junior and Senior Prom De- corations. BARBARA ANN WATSON Undecided Barbara . . . the editor who made a beautiful home for the Mirror . . . someday will make a career out of inter- ior decorating . . . loves traveling, souvenir spoons, bowling, the polo club, and the mad moments in 4E English. Student Council 2, 3, 45 Library Council 2, 3, 45 Traf- fic 2, 3, 45 Reflections5 Mir- ror staff 3, Editor 45 Ring Committee 25 Junior Prom Decoration Committee 35 Re- freshment Committee Junior Prom 2. JOAN BETTY WEBER College Jo . . . Ted Williams' and the Red Sox's most loyal fan . . . loves to watch the base- ball games over TV . . . hopes to go to Bridgewater State Teachers' College and be a kindergarten teacher. Advertising C o m mi t t e e Sophomore Danceg Refresh- ment Committee Senior Prom 35 Invitation Committees Ju- nior and Senior Proms5 Or- chestra Committee Senior Dance 45 Senior Play Cos' fume Committee. WILLIAM WEESE Undecided Bill . . . a furriner from Indiana who joined us in our sophomore year . . . a jovial disposition . . . made long and lasting friendships . . . kept his division chuck- ling at his clever wisecracks. Track 2, 35 Co-manager Senior Play Book. BARBARA ALICE WESTHAVER Telephone Operator Babs . . . a quiet but will- ing classmate . . . favorite hobby is taking pictures . . . enjoyed appliances at D. H. S .... could be seen with Anna Vito . . . hopes to be an airline hostess in the future. Photography Club 4. HERBERT WILDES Undecided Herb . . . our talented saxophone player . . . the band and orchestra will miss him next year . . . is interest- cd in medicine and hopes to do some sort of medical work in the future. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

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I I 'Y- --vun,, In-an-nu... -'Q 0,5 19 Z5 Q:-9 wa i l 2 Q. we re fha On these pages you will find pictures of the favorites within our own class and also some of our class's preferences. I-Iere's how they line-up: Top ron' lflffi-f'l'0IIZ leff lo rigbfg best dressed boy and girl, Donald Sassone and Maureen Nugent, class wolf, Donald Young, most popular girl and boy, Jessie Allan and' John Ahearn. Side lefi-frmzz fojn In lmllonzg best girl and boy dancers, Ruth Draheim and Calvin Senningg most athletic girl and boy, Kathleen Rooney and William Sanford. Boffonz mu' Iefl-fronz left' fo rigfafg best girl and boy dancers, Elsa Basilici and Charles Holmes, most argumentative boy and' girl, Joseph Ladd and Ruth Draheimg girl and boys who did the most for D. I-I. S., Ann Eilertson, Lawrence Brown, and Harry Mahoney. Tofu mu' riglaf-fron: left fo right, most reliable and' most original, Ann Eilertson, Kathleen Rooney, and Elsa Basilicig most ambitious girl and boy, Barbara Rosen and Calvin Senningg most artistic and most musical, Joseph Corsini and Barbara Stathe. Sith' rigbf-from mp fo lmffrmzg wittiest girl and boy and pep- piest, Lorraine Sullivan, Donald Young, and Barbara Browne, best looking girl and boy, Nancy Mace and Alfred Corey. Boffom rigfaf-fmnz lvff lo riglvlg best natured girl and boys, Jessie Allan, Paul Beddia, and' John Ahearng class giggler, Virginia Priscog most dignified, Ruth Bottomley, most talkative, Cora Ciriello, Virginia Prisco. Op, ,H 4?