Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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REELECTIONS OE ADEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL 13 JOSEPH CARR Joker is one of our most popular and best natured boys. According to him, Glenn Miller. the 920 Club. and Miss Lyons' study halls are 'Athe nuts. XVe wish him smooth sailing in realizing his ambition of becom- ing an admiral of the navy. PAULINE ELIZABETH CATANZARITI Polly is -lE's fastest and most constant talker, and that covers a lot of territory. We hope she'll get that job as secretary and still be able to dance. listen to the 920 Club, and read the Mirror. She'l1 miss Mr. Ryan's and Mr. Bottomley's classes. though. ANTHONY CATERINA If you hear some one near you say. You're not kidding, you may be sure it's Tony. Next year he'll be a florist, and eventually an admiral. It's cer- tain we can depend on him either to box or swim his way through life with flying colors. saluted all the way. WILLIAM FRANCIS CHAMBERLAIN Honest Bill, the fugitive from a dumb waiter, will probably get a job digging Graves: that is. if he gets tired of being an ora- tor. The president of the photography club ought to be able to make good use of his hobby if he takes his camera to all the athletic events. 'F 3 BARBARA ANNE CHAMBERS Holy catsf Babs. you'll be so busy next year you won't have time to think of puns to spring on others. While you're working as a secretary and studying nights. some one else will take your seat at the hockey games, right behind the Brook- line players. BEATRICE MYRA CHRISTIAN The familiar sight of Bea bouncing into her seat amidst an avalanche of falling books and papers will be banished next year from these hallowed halls to those of the University of New Hampshire. Wherever she goes thereafter. her fine report cards assure us she'll make a first-class teacher. THOMAS RICHARD CLARKE. JR. Clicko's popularity is prob- ably due to his good nature. for he is both our most popular and best-natured boy. We hope our class presidents work will make him a millionaire in a very few years so he can take a good many of those vacations he en- joys so much. MILON HILTON CLUEF We point with pride to the string of A's that have graced Milon's report cards. '4l's sole male honor student wields ping- pong bat or violin bow with equal success. He's bound for Middlebury. and as for his fu- ture beyond that he grins and replies. Only time will tell.

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12 REFLECTIONS OF DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL RICHARD W. BROVJN He tells us his friends call him Stinky. and we imagine he'll be called even worse things than that when he becomes a dentist and leans too heavily on the drill. I-le'll never lack patients, though: the women will see to that. WILLIAM SILAS BROVJN. JR. Hockey, baseball, ping-pong, and dances-such a variety of interests plus Bill's skill at man- aging should send him out of business school shortly as a pol- ished salesman. capable of sell- ing Manhattan back to the In- dians or collapsible igloos to the Eskimos. RICHARD DAVID BRUNT Dick has seen all there is to see of autos-good. had. and Chevrolets. Now he's casting longing eyes at yachts. You can't pick them up at save- yards. Dick. but keep working hard and you can soon afford an Americas cup defender. This isn't baloney. DONALD A. BURDICK Tell it to Sweenyf' Don will order. Presumably Sweeny will tell Jones, Jones will tell Schultze. Schultze will tell Co- hen-and then all of them will vote for Don. who's going to have politics as completely un- der control as he had those Nor- wood parties. JOSEPH P. BUTLER Hey, fella, whatcha doin'? Bottles will ask next year when he goes about, as an industrious apprentice, learning all there is to know about electrical weld- ing. After he gets the answers. we can count on him to keep our two-ocean navy free from cracks, seams. and unsightly gaps. DONALD SEWARD CAMPBELL Don's paid so many defense- tax pennies at movie theater box offices that now he plans to get some of them back by becom- ing an army officer- what cha know about that? I-Ie'll go to work next year and keep at it till he's saluted. MARION JEANETTE CAMPBELL When it's too warm for ski- ing and too cold for sailing and too early for dancing. Jean will take her own special mixture of wit and beauty to some lucky ofiice. Eventually-well. Lloyds of London. the Gallup poll. and ReHectr'ons all predict she'll make a lovely bride. ANN BURNADETTE CANNATA When she gets tired of listen- ing to the 920 club and danc- ing. Judy's going to spend her time working as a fashion de- signer, and we mean Oh real- ly. When you buy clothes monogramed A B C. you'll know Judy has achieved her am- bition. Keep designing, Judy: you've got the right technique.

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14 REELECTIONS OE DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL LLOYD COHAN Another lad forever in the midst of model plane construe' tion is Sonny, future army air pilot. He will return to D. H. S. next fall for a l'. G. course as .1 stepping stone towards his chosen career. If knowledge of the Hner points of football and swimming are promotion helps. Sonny will soon be a flight com- mander. ROBERT CONLON Bob. our capitalistic communf ist. spends most of his time on the Boston Common shopping for a soap box. When he finds a suitable one. he'll mount it to denounce the Roosevelt admin- istration with great gusto. By the way, he intends to fill in his spare moments as time-keeper on the WPA. XVILLIAM li. CONROY The neverfsay-die spirit that has kept Bill rooting for the Bees all these years is the spirit that will take him from errand boy to executive in whatever business he selects. Make lots of money, Bill-the Bees need a new owner. ELIZABETH COOMBS If in a few years badminton has become the most popular sport aboard trans-Pacific air- liners, don't be surprised to End stewardess Betty showing passen- gers how to do her novelty Holy Cow stroke. For after a stay at Simmons, Betty has airy hopes of becoming an air- line hostess. CHARIES CORNELL When a cheery Hi rounds the corner you may be sure that Charlie, connoisseur of original chemistry experiments and past master at the piano. is some- where within a radius of two miles. If he's as good a com- mercial artist after a course at Mass. Art as he is a jokester. we'll not worry. LAURA COWAN It will be just too bad for the Cowan milkman when Laura en- ters the University of New Hampshire and takes his horse along with her. If she tries any of her chemistry experiments at college, the state will have to raise money to construct new buildings. ANNE CROWE There'll be consternation in the phone company next year when operator Nan forgets her- self and says. Wowie. Daddy! instead of, Excuse it. please. but there'll be rejoicing in Nor- wood when the word gets round that she considers marriage just as attractive as swimming or the 020 Club. JOHN FRANCIS CUFF The BuzZer's just the type for an aviation mechanic. He has that innocent, freshman look that will completely win the confidence of feeble piston rings. and at the same time he's full of more mischief than any ram- bunctious super-charger. We're going to send him our stratolin- ers.