Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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Leon Edney John NVinters Marilyn Sullivan Cnrmella Antognetti Anne Grant Joan Mnertins Arthur Eilertson Joseph Ful initi Best Looking Girl Best Looking Boy Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Best Dressed Girl Joan Macrtins John Wintc1's Marilyn Bready John Johnson Marian Spector Best-Nntured' Boy Best Girl Dancer , Best Boy Dancer J Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer , Best Dressed Boy Albert Tate Girls XVho Did Most For D.H.S. Anne Grant Joan Maertins Roberta Sloan Most Most Most Most Ambitious Girl Ambitious Boy Athletic Girl Athletic Boy Wittiest Peppiest LLI' Charles Valenza Marilyn Brleady Richard Lowe Marilyn Bready Richard Lowe ,, Roberta Sloan Leon Edney Brenda Bussey D Wfilliam Fioli Richard Leary ,, Martha Holcomb Boy Vfho Did Most For D.H.S. Herbert Johnson Most Talkative J Susan Grearson Best-Naturcd Girl . . Carol Sestito Most Argumentative Eleanor O'Lep1ry Charles Valenza Joan Mnertins Roberta Sloan Anne Grant Marilyn Bready Carol Scstito Qfrontj Herbert Johnson Richard Lowe

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HOIIOI' GTIYIZIIIIIIILKI The class of 1952 was outstanding in many ways, one of which was its record- breaking number of brainy individuals. Twelve students graduated with honors this year, practically the largest number ever to win the priceless gold tassel at D. H. S. This year,s honor grads included: James Aspell Leon Edney Anne Grant Evelyn I-Iamn Rita Marie O'Leary Phyllis Richardson Roberta Sloan Marion Spector Frances Sullivan Calvin W'ilcox Alfred NVinshman Thomas Yonker Co-captain of the football team Boy most likely to succeed Editor-in-chief of Ra'f1ec'fin11s Member of the junior Red Cross Member of Play Reading Committee Class Secretary Editor-in-chief of the Mirror Captain of the Cheerteam Member of Reflwfiozls stan' Rotary Speaking Contest XY'inner Most Studious Senior Member of the Track Team Because there were so many graduating with honors it was decided that two of the above should be chosen by the faculty and two chosen by the students to speak at graduation. Selected by the student body were James Aspell and Leon Edney, while the faculty chose Roberta Sloan and Thomas Yonker. The theme on which these four spoke was, American Youth in the Atomic Age. To qualify as a Honor Graduate, a pupil during his last three years of school must have no mark below C, no more than five C's in all subjects, and no more than three C's in any one subject.

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HP Robtrti Sloan Leon Edney Susan Grearson Alfre,l Xvinshman Martha Holcomb Marian Spector Abert Titt Eleanor O'Leary Lorraine Brown C-6L vorifes Most Dignified Most Studious Most Reliable Most Original Most Musical Most Artistic Girl Most Likely to Succeed s Lorraine Brown Alfred Winshman Carmella Antognetti Marilyn Sullivan joseph Fulginiti Arthur Filertson Anne Grant Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Actress Actor Female Vocalist Male Vocalist Comic Strip Radio Program Disc Jockey lane Russell Robert Mitchum Doris Day johnny Rav Liil Abner Boston Ballroom Bob Clayton Boy Most Likely to Succeed Leon Edney Favorite Comedian Red Skelton Class Giggler Maryfrances Burke Favorite TV Program I Love Lucy Class Wolf Lawrence Mitchell Favorite Dish Spaghetti and Meat Balls Class Screwball Marion Antonelli Favorite Athlete Ted XY'illiams Favorite Subject English Favorite Newspaper The Globe Favorite Sport Parking Favorite Song Stardust Richard Leary Lawrence Mitchell XVilliam Fiola john johnson Nlaiion Antonelli Maryfrances Burke Brenda Bussev Marilyn Breatlv