Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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REFLECTIQNSggOFggDEDHAMnHICH sc3HooL 17 WILLIAM EDMANDS Look out or I'll tear your arm off and beat your head in with iff XVho would ever sus- pect sleepy Bill of using such a violent expression? He is one of our outstanding bookkeeping students and he'll carry on along these lines until he becomes a certified public accountant. ELEANOR LOUISE ELLIOTT Eleanor will have to tear her- self away from the other mem- bers of the terrific three when she heads for college next year. We know she will enjoy the dances and the hockey and foot- ball games there as much as she did here. I-Ier career? Strains of Lohengrin dance through her head. JANE FARRELL Genial Jane. of cute remarks and cuter smiles. will go to a secretarial school next year to acquire some finishing pointers on how to get along in the busi- ness world. As a member of the famous trio. Jane has brightened many a dance and cheered many a team to victory. CATHERINE JANE FINLEY Oh boy. what a pretty fig- ure Kay cuts on the dance floor -or on the ice at Vifigwaml May she continue the practice next year at nursing school. Her future patients will find her quiet cheerfulness just what the doctor ordered. Q? FRANCIS X. FLANAGAN Look Fran up next year: he'll be working in a drug store. and if you soften his heart by re- minding him of his happy mo- ments in the appliances classes. he may slip you an extra scoop of ice cream. Eventually he'll own the store f That's a factT l and will we eat then! ROBERT B. FRASER Bob, who's made many a model airplane. will start mak- ing real ones as soon as he fin- ishes studying at the New Eng- land Aircraft School. Aw, what the heck? he'll mutter modest- ly. when the government selects his 800-miles-an-hour pursuit ship as the plane of the month. HENRY THOMAS FREEMAN Hicky claims his favorite hob- bies have been photography and bothering teachers: we have never happened to see him with a camera. Gloomy days lie ahead for the D. H. S. faculty. as Hicky plans to become a chem- ist. and. unless he is sidetracked into publishing another Dope. who knows what time bombs and deadly spitballs he may in- vent? FLORENCE E. GALLO XVhen Flo becomes the boss in that office she dreams of. we can't imagine a nicer place to work. 'AYou bet there'll be plenty of time off for bowling and skiing. and the thought of her sunny disposition makes us want to apply for a job right now. XVill you start us at forty a week. Flo?

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16 REELECTIONS OE DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL CARLENE A. DI PROI5IO Between the time when Car- lene leaves Topper and the lunch periods ther chief delights in high schoolb and the time when she becomes an angel ther ulti- mate goal J. we foresee thousands of wonderful moments. The ones at Gordon College next year will he just a sample, by gum! THOMAS JOSEPH DONOVAN A' 'Dad drat itf' who stepped on that ping-pong ball? quer- ies Tommy. who doesn't wait for an answer because it would take too much time away from his ping-pong. After his Bos- ton College days. Tom will be a sporting goods dealer. throwing in a quip with each piece of equipment. MARY ELIZABETH DORR Mary's red hair is no indica- tion of a fiery temper, for she was the M1'rror's patient head- line editor and didn't lose her temper once. lAnyone who has seen the Mirror being made up will know what an accom- plishment that was.l Jake. her pet cat. was her reward for un- tiring service to Mr. Ryan. VIRGINIA GLORIA DROUIN When Ginny greets her fel- low typists next year with a cheery. Hi. kids. the whole ofhce will become as bright as Mr. Ryan's life when she drops in 109 for an afternoon chat. It won't be long before she mar- ries some one with plenty of money and lives high. wide. and handsome. N CHARLES F. DUNN Jake replies. Don't be crazy. to all remarks about his friends at Onset. If he enter- tains them with his hilarious chowder ballad. it's no wonder they can't forget him. What he hopes to become is still his own secret. but his sense of fun and love of jokes should make his life interesting. FRANCIS JOSEPH DUNNE Known to his intimates as Brains, due. no doubt, to his success as a sports statistician. Francis. though usually modest and quiet, quells the loudest ar- guments with a lusty aw nuts! An ardent hockey play- er and an enthusiastic history student. he looks forward to a career on a newspaper. doing something connected with his be- loved sports. BEATRICE M. DWYER Bea is another of Dedham High's gifts to the business world. Smooth is the way she would describe the position she hopes to get as a private secre- tarv. If a perfect secretary makes a perfect wife. then Bea won't be working for long. MARGARET EARLY When Peggy says. Listen, you can expect a long disserta- tion on the merits of the New Deal. Her political views may conflict with Mr. Bottomley's. but that hasn't prevented her from enjoying his classes. When she becomes a second Dorothy Thompson. she will spend her time campaigning to make Lois Hrst lady of the land.

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18 REELECTIONSWQE DEIQHAgM gi-1gtQH gsc:HooL WALTER ROY GASS Before Ronald joins the ar- my, some one should explain to him that the new mechanized divisions don't sweep forward on roller skates. Oh. prunesl he'll comment and turn his thoughts toward the Presidency. If the girls vote for him as en- thusiastically as he votes for them. he's elected now. DORIS GELINEAU Take a number from one to ten. croons Red as she con- templates a career as a telephone operator. We hope she won't have to give up her guitar play- ing and her singing when she begins making connections. Her talents should soothe the nerves of her harassed co-workers. FRANK PETER GERULSKIS Some day Frank will use his memories of happy study halls in 208 as the basis for a series of cartoons on school life. All the big papers will buy them. every one will admire them, and Frank indeed will have every- thing under control. PAUL W. GLASER Mouse. our chemistry shark. pursues a hobby of model air- plane building with an eye to- ward a future career in aeronau- tical engineering. His favorite ex- pression is an ingeniously con- structed hieroglyphic whose pro- nunciation we hesitate to di- vulge. He will return next year because he loves getting out of school at 1:15. WILLIAM CLIFFORD HAGGIS Bill's interest ranges over the whole field of mechanics to settle finally on airplanes and photography. His love for phys- ics and geometry should certainly -in times like these-get him the 51340-a-week job he's set on Our future aviator will specialize in night flying. no doubt. CLARICE HAIGH Clarice's love for literature as well as her tiny script will en- able her to write the history of the United States on the head of a pin and dedicate it to Mr. Bot- tomley. Before undertaking this noble career. however. Barney. our mildest member. will go to Dana Hall and thence to Welles- ley. MARY MARTHA HANNON Mary, who has wowed 'em with her dazzling smile and her dramatic ability, will enter Re- gis next year. where she will ma- jor in chemistry. Personally. we can't see a girl like Mary stuck in a smelly lab. Still, a combina- tion of Jenny Lind and Madame Curie-you've got something there! WILLIAM FRANCIS HASENFUSS By means of Wentworth In- stitute. Bill will be able to re- lieve that itch to tinker with things mechanical by becoming a Hrst-class machinist. They say that the quiet. unassum- ing fellow is the one who con- quers in the end. This seems to promise Bill a bright future.