Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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REFLECTIONS OE DEDHAM HIC1H SCHOOL Zl ROBERT HARDY LUKE. JR. Gollyf we wonder if Bob will sell senior play tickets to his crew when he becomes cap- tain of an ocean liner. Certainly the crew ought to be willing to oblige him. particularly if he turns his ship into a dance hall and uses his really remarkable musical talent. JOHN HENRY LYNCH The chief delight of Johnny. our hard-working hockey cap- tain this year. has been enter- taining Miss Boynton with pro- longed discussions of the merits of his favorite sport. After at- tending Boston College. he as- pires to become a millionaire, Then. if he can choose from all his admirers. everything will be perfect. EARL MACNEVIN, JR. For some reason or other. Mac keeps saying, You look just like Margie. It may be that Margie is a common type: we hate to think that. What's more likely is that this future aero- nautical engineer simply sees beauty everywhere, in every- body, at all times. DOROTHY MANNA Gee whiz! somethings got to be done so that Dottie can become a nurse. without giving up dancing. movies. and football and hockey games. The difficulty is that the patients will like her so much they'll want her around them all the time. FLORENCE RITA MARIANA My goodness! Flo. Mr. Ry- an will have to find some one else to fill your seat in the rear of his English class. You'll be counting money in your favorite bank and working your way up till you're a private secretary and can count lots of money of your own. CIERALDINE MATHIS Gerry's ambition is to become a member of the RAF. That's pretty high flying, but if her pleasant smile and amusing wit carry her as far in the air as they have in Dedham High. she's sure to be a Victor for the next thing to him? . ELIO C. MATTOZZI Buddy has been so busy be- ing one of the high scorers of the Dedham High School's bas- ketball team that he hasn't had time to develop a hobby. He's going to continue to work after graduation, but sometime in the future the Red Sox will have an- other Ted Williams, MARGUERITE MCCALLUM Next year Margo's cheery. Hi ya, slug? will echo through the halls of William and Mary, where she will excel in a course on how to capture William and marry. Until she visits the little church around the corner. she will devote her working hours to designing.

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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-

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22 REFLECTIONS oil DEDHAM HIGH scnoot CI.ARE VIRGINIA MCCARTY If Clare's sales technique con' tinues to be as subtle and suc- cessful as it has been in high school, she needn't fear that she'll waste away her young life selling dog collars to Mr. Ryan. Instead shell climb steadily in the Held of retail merchandising. unless of course some lucky man grabs her hrst. MARGARIZT D. MCGRAIH Next year when Mr. Brennan calls at the McGrath home- stead, Margy will be working as secretary to some big executive, but you bet she'll still find time to come back to the cafe- teria for second recesses, The future holds no terrors for her, now that she's escaped from Mr. Ryan's yardstick. I,OI5TS MCGUIRIE, JR, You can't help liking Mickey. once you meet him. Class vice- president and allrround athlete. he hopes to become a state trooper some day. With his win' ning personality, engaging grin. and a sna7Zy blue uniform. it would be a pleasure to have Mickey give you a ticket for chasing Greyhounds on Route l. .IOHN THOMAS MCNAMARA. JR, JeepersfCreepersf Mack. are you really going way out to l,os Angeles to study to be an instrument technician? It might be a good idea to use that mo' torcycle to get there. In that way you could get in a lot of the night driving you like so much. I WIl.l.IAM MCSEVENEY Willy will roller skate into the Marines as soon as he's IS. and work his way up into their air service. He'll travel far and wide, making thousands of friends who'll take him at his word when he says. Just call me XVilly. MARTHA IVIECKEI. Well, all right. Marty, we believe you when you say you like playing the trumpet and drum majoring. for we've seen you do your stuff at the football games. After you've graduated from Wilfred Academy and be- come a hair stylist, we hope you'll also be able to become a public speaker. VIRGINIA MARGUERITE MILROY . How are ya? air-hostess Ginny will sympathetically ask nervous old ladies taking their first plane rides. No doubt B. D. land othersl will become as fond of sky travel then, as Gin- ny is of dancing. telephoning, and listening to the 920 Club now, DOROTHY ALDEN IVIINER QuietT cries Dot Cwho is never quiet herself? as she sees something tasty climbing into a canoe at Breeds. Is he mare ried? Sometimes he is and sometimes he isn't-that's what makes canoeing such a fascinat- ing sport. We hope she'll find equally fascinating conditions when she goes to work as an ex- pert typist.