Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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REELECTIONS OE DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL 19 SYLVIA CORIYSE HAZARD Called either Stormv or Corl- evevs hx' her classmates. she is some dav going to hang out a shingle with S, C. Hazard. M. D.. on it: that is. unless her name is changed by ceremonv. XVe can't imagine how she ac- quired that nickname with her sunny disposition. hut. Storms' or not. we're sure her patients will like her. ALBERT R. HERMANSON Do you like them tall. curly haired. and silent? XX'ell. Albie has all of these characteristics and he can plav the guitar and sing as well. He says he wants to become a salesman. hut-who knows?7he may be Gene Aut- ry's successor. HENRY IADONISI Dreams will come true. Hun: we know Vou'll do it. After you've finished the loafing you're going to devote the next ten vears to. and after vou've he- come a master at wooing lmountain stylel there will come a davw-we're sure of it- when proudly you can say. Ter day I am a man. PHII.IP FRANCIS IMBARO Phil managed the football team so well that he was made general manager of all sports. Vsle point to thisirecord to sup- port our prediction that it won't be long after he finishes business school before he'll he simply hounded by the income tax del partment. ANNA MARY .IANUIIS Oh. boy! here's the girl that certainlv fills the order. She has been with us iust one vear hut has won oodles of friends. After graduation Anna's going to build up a treasure chest and eventuallv become a secretary. 'Ihen shell build up a hope chest and . . . OIIVII MAY .IOHNSEN Better watch out. Eleanor Powell. Here comes Ol. who plans to he hilled on Broadway as the world's greatest dancer. Ifor the present. however. she will he content to work as a secretary to a boss who will give her a Iiehruarv vacation. if vou get what I mean. BARBARA JOHNSON Guess what? Barhs is our best girl dancer. Mavbe that's whv one of her favorite hobbies is dancing and whv she enjoyed the Dedham High proms so pnugly Of course. Mr, Ryan's English class ran the proms a close second. After attending Bradford .lunior College. Barhs intends to become a secretary. MURIEI, I.Il.I.IAN JOHNSTON Muriel is another newcomer to Dedham High this year. hut alreadv she is known for her cheerfulness and her friendlv smile. She spends her most en- iovahle moments either in Mr. XVallace's appliances class or on the dance floor. Some ltickv hoss will have Muriel for a pril vate secretarv verv soon.

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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.

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20 REELECTIONS OE DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL HERBERT WATSON JONES, JR. Hubby is fond of hunting now. Let's hope he still likes it when. after he's finished his traveling and has his millions all nicely counted and invested. he finds that he's the one who's hunted-by those who'd make him Hubby indeed. H. STANLEY JORDAN Our genial Buck. a critic of proms and assemblies. delights in roller skating. swimming. and bowling. To questions that stump him, compliments. or in- sults. he answers with his ready. Why sure. We prophesy that future year books will bear his mark. as he plans to go to work and become an expert photo-en- graver. ROBERT E. KIMBALL Beman, genial basketball cap- tain and outstanding football center, greets his many friends with a subtle. How are you? He spends most of his spare time either practicing for or partici- pating in athletics. When he be- comes coach at some lucky high school. we hope the Beam will still be with him. OSCAR LOUIS KNIGHT Ozzie will work as a pharma- cist only long enough for him to report that the situation is under control. Then he'll take his dance orchestra. which is now strictly a hobby. and develop it to such a point that Artie Shaw will have to start playing for the Salvation Army. MARY LAZZERI Mary has an expression to fit every occasion and a bit of psy- chology to apply to every case. Her perfect ease in front of the classroom has provided many en- tertaining English periods for 4E. and her good nature and Ipana smile should win her a gentleman who'll take her around the world. WINIFRED MARY LEONARD When Winnie finally becomes a registered nurse. she's going to take an extra long February va- cation and swim around the world. Then, famous as she'll undoubtedly be. she'll have no difliculty in organizing an inter national. all-powerful. super colossal. very, very, uerq secret P RUTHE VIRGINIA LEWIS Joe is coming back here as a P. G. next year and will again brighten un the cafeteria with her cheery smile. From this to a receptionist's position should be just a step for any one who can make the public feel as welcome as she made us feel among the candy bars ANNA MARIE LIZIO Isnt it awful' asks Mike who really finds most things quite wonderful W ll it er tainly wont be awful when he comes along and takes her out of that ofhce and into that nice ly furnished little home-for the love of Mike S..C. Q ' .e,'c-