Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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26 REFLECTIONS OF DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL RUTH IZIIZANOR PUl5lf Ruthie may fool strangers with that shv exterior. but we lsnow shes not afraid to sticls up for her rights. Her cheer leading belies her soft voice. She wants to earn a lot of money as a private secretary so she can take a vacation to visit IOQ and go to football and hoclsev games. BARBARA PUTNAM Put should certainlv be pop' ular with the Army and not only because she is an expert lsnitter of woolen footwear. A progressive citigfen and one of our most rabid hockey fans. she is always interested in proms and longer vacations. She plans to go to business school next year and eventually become a sec- retarv. .IIEANNIS ANN OUlNl.AN XVhen .Ieanne twith the light brown hairl gets that job as sec- retarv tAre you reading this, Mr. l.e Ciuern?l she will par- ticularly delight in handling the phone calls. since shes as fond of telephoning as she is of bowl' ing. gossiping. reading. or eat- ing. ISNRICO ANTHONY RANAIDI Rip mal-tes a hobby of taking it easv and has devoted consid- erable time to it. Indeed he has so arranged things that when he takes a course in mechanics next year. he'll take it in Maine. lle's learned from its auto reg' istration plates that that state is Vacation l.and. ARTHUR THOMAS REINHARDT When Reiny develops his hob- by of fooling with lathes into a life work, there'll be no use for him to yell. Quiet, any long- er. The machine shop he'll own will be so large and so busy it will never have a quiet tor an unprohtablel moment. LENORA RIMELMAN Jeekers! Leni has a knack for shorthand and typewriting and consequently plans a career as a private secretary. Her fa' vorite pastime of reading letters will make her work a pleasure. When you marry the boss's son. I-eni. don't forget to send us an invitation. ARLINE AYRES RIPLEY Horrors! After graduating lcum laudel from Smith. Rip will spend her time gathering up the Odds and Ends of Hitler's air raid victims. Should the war end before she arrives with her ambulance, Miss Boynton's star pupil will pursue the more peaceful occupation of inter- preter. But don't neglect your poetic talent. Rip. EDXVARD ROBBINS Ed. who has been the star goalie on our hockey team for the past two years. has gained a fine record in preventing goals. Now he's going to have a chance to turn the tables and malse a goal himself. Whether it's Peg- EV- Colby, or an engineering school. we feel sure he'll score.

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REFLECTIONS OF DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL 25 CARL ERIC PEARSON Eric is interested in flying- all kinds of flying. He's been raising homing pigeons for a long time now and soon he'll start working on airplanes. We expect him to combine the best features of each and invent a plane that will find its way home with no help from the radio beams. CHARLES EDMUND PETERSON For the past four years, the happiest note in Big Pete's life has been the 1:15 bell. It is the signal for him to go home, snare his gun. and head for the woods. When you're working next year. Pete, better not take your gun-someone might mis- interpret your intentions. DORIS RAE PETERSON Pete, our general sales mana- ger, has a great habit of saying. I'm telling ya. It isn't nec- essary to tell us. Pete: we know you're going to work in an of- fice next year and become a real business woman. But don't foret to snare that good-look- ing husband you're always tell- ing us about. ROBERT GEORGE PETERSON Pete's love for hunting. Hsh- ing, and the great out-of-doors will lead him some day to the wild and wooly west. where he will take up the life of a cattle dealer. May his loop spread far and wide and only the good dogies come to rest at his ranch. LEO EDWARD PIKE Ye Gods! Pikie. any one who can become an ace-salesman for the play book just by stand- ing on Clark Street corner shouldn't have to look long for a selling position next year. May you find one in an office where there are plenty of pretty girls. LOIS FARNSWORTH PILLING .I.o. collector extraordinary of ship pictures and odd souvenirs, is a pleasant figure at the local public library. Her hobby, ex- tensive reading. may enable her to review the future best sellers with her brief and all-meaning it's terrif. Bound for the University of New Hampshire, Lo hopes to become a full- fledged librarian. JEAN PODOLSKE Jean. one of the three insep- arables, modestly tells us that she fills in leisure hours trying to ski. We hope that she will overcome her habit of wander- ing in at the last moment so that she won't keep the anxious bridegroom fidgeting too long at the altar. JULIA ANNE POLICE Tippie has the audacity to claim that what she enjoyed most in D. H. S. were the cafe- teria's jelly doughnuts. Make a musical note of this girl with a song-writing pastime: though she plans to become a secretary. we see her more clearly as a famous composer.

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REELECTIONS OF ogpnam mon scnoop gg 27 ALLISON ROBERTSON Alice's industry for polishing furniture and her talent for play- ing soothing tunes on the piano should make her an ideal housef wife. Until then. however. she will work as a childrens nurse, spending her extra time land moneyl in going to lots of movf ies. LOUISE ROCI-IA XVeeZie will be typing her way through life after she leaves a business school. She has enjoyed February vacations lwhen we had theml. dancing, and knitting. After one of her smooth evenings in the near future, we will be seeing her at Howard Johnson's with a hand- some escort-drinking vanilla cokes. JEANNE ROGERS Jeanne answers to the name of Jenefer-but to what would she answer is she were caught driving without a license? Heres hoping she can go south next year and eventually attain that goal of a commercial artist. That hobby of growing long finger nails may turn her thoughts to hand-modeling. JAMES JOHN SARRO Gaze upon the world's future boxing champion. Butch's fa- vorite study periods were with Miss Lyons. who he thinks is swell. Although he says. Be good now. we know this lock- er-room DUI raises more cain than Adam and Eve. May he swim through life as smoothly as he swims in Ye Olde Mill Ponde. W Fa .JOSEPH XVARREN SAWYER lNlaybe .Joe will ioin the army, but both the navy and the marine corps have strong at- tractions for him. Anyhow. hes going to become an ofhcer in some branch of the service. unless the OPM decides hes too valuable for national defense right there on his Vermont farm. MICHAEL SCAMPOLI Scamp. our peppv cheer lead- er, certainly lives up to his nickf name. at least when he's behind the wheel in a lively auto. His work at the Transcript Press and his position as publisher of the Dope should make his path to a printeris job a short and merry one. ALFRED CHANDLER SCHMALZ StrikeE and Chan has Hn- ished another wouldfhe batter amid the cheers of 50,000 rab- id fansf' And that's not all. for Chan is a rabid fan of stamps, fiebruary vacations. track. and the senior executive committee. After his Bowdoin years. he will be .somethmg even though just now he talks vaguely about . . doctor . . . engineer. MARGARET SCHULTZ Schultzy says she will prob' ably wind up in an ofhce. but her real ambition is to join the American Geographic Society and go excavating in foreign lands. especially South America and Egypt. Therell come a time when we'll be trotting over to her latest museum to view her rare collection ol' relics.