Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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CONSTANCE MARGARET ALLEGRA Now that Connie has Iinished her excellent work as editor of The Mirror, for which she will long be remembered, we shall soon have a member of the class of '43 inducted into the WAVES. Congratulations, Con- nie, and bonne chance! FRIDA ANN ANDERSON When Fry gets that job mod- eling stylish dresses for swanky shops, she'll have her picture taken again and again, which will delight her no end. Re- member to write to us, Fry, even if you can't do it during assemblies. ELEANOR JUNE ARMOUR Marriage? ls there a blond sailor in the house? Has any one not seen Dyna's beautiful engagement ring? You've got it-Qthat's her future. She'll be a successful secretary for a whileg then she'll travel with the Navy. DORIS ASLIN Dot's planning to go to work next year, and shortly after- ward to study nursing. Here's wishing her plenty of time for reading, swimming and skat- ing, and a life as jolly as those days in Mr. LeGuern's classes. ALBERT FREDERICK AYLWARD JR. Bertie, captain of the football team, and our most athletic boy, has joined the Navy, where he hopes to become an aviation mechanic. A flash in hockey, a comet in track, he is sure to rise to the top with Hying colors. Page 8 'VN N., ,Q f.y,.,f ALICE H. BAIN You ain't kiddin', Lu! You're the girl who can really help Uncle Sam by taking over a Civil Service job. Give our regards to the Eskimos when you visit Alaska. How about willing those luncheon snacks in Topper's X pe1'iods to '44'? BARBARA F. BAKER The peppy personality fre- member those on-time appear- ances in trigb that won Gabby a host of friends here should stand her in good stead at Lar- son Junior College next year and make her, ere long, a tech- nician in some happy hospital. MARY ANNE BASILICI She's been a good friend and she'll make a grand nurse. May she have her full share of books and moviesg may she always re- member Mr. Ryan's classesg and may she soon travel around a peaceful world. ANNA BAYARD That noise was Babe drop- ping something in her civics class. When the war's over and she's no longer a woman Marine, we expect Dr. Kildare will like his new secretary as much as she likes horses and ping-pong. DOROTHY LOUISE, BELL Wow! gosh! Dottie must be somewhere around, proving that knitting needn't be a quiet pastime. All over the world, American troops are marching to victory on her all-wool socks -with no lumps in them! DEDHAM H IGH SCHOOL

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MARTHA E. BERNIER Mardy's ambition to become a lieutenant and boss people around will materialize when she becomes a member of the SPARS. An active drum ma- jorette, she's sure to strut into success. BETTY LEE BEYEA With sweet memories of -1:30 sessions with The Mirror and side remarks about her Usainted aunt, Boo will soon be Beyea, B. A. from B. U. After that you'll find her teaching math in some lucky high school and traveling during every vacation. NATALIE ANNE BIRCHALL Nat, whose hobbies are music and Flowers, plans to study aviation next year. Later, she wants to go places and see things, which should be easy with a knowledge of aviation and a cheerful smile like hers NANCY BISHOP H-m-m-ml Looks like our Nancy will be very busy next year. In the daytime she is going to be a private secretary, at night she'll play in ping- pong tournaments, and in be- tween times she will see the world. HELEN LOUISE BLISS Flying Helen is certainly air- minded enough to become a pilot. Soon she'll be flying into the WAACS as an airplane mechanic and then flying to the altar, to end Bliss and find bliss. I if x S.-f -1 1 2 ! J- -. . 'U' 7, .,, JSE' W , I si ,.. --, 1' ,' 15? A EISA BLOM When 'Lse sobs that her classmates won't remember her, we can only echo her Isn't that a riot? We'll remember that smile, that hair, that person- ality just as long as she'll re- member lVIr. Ryan and the sand- wiches, cheering, and Billy Mc- Kibben. VIOLA BONITO Shorty's one ambition is to grow taller, probably so she can send those bowling balls sailing faster down the alleys. She wants a job next yearg those looking for an able, loyal worker had better speak fast. EUGENE ANTHONY BOROSAVAGE We are still slightly jealous of your fancy rug-cutting, Gene. How you did those dreadfully intricate steps, we ean't see, as we were always on the side- lines and you in the center. Be seeing you in the Air Corps. JANE GARDNER BOTTOMLEY Efficient, dependable .lane is going to a secretarial school next year. Eventually she'll become a laboratory technician and in the course of her career travel to eve1'y corner of the world. IRENE BOWMAN Renie has been one of '-13's prettiest assets, adorning her appliances class and delighting both Bob Crawford and Mr. Ryan in English. She intends to be a nurse, until she visits the little church around the corner. I943 YEAR BOOK P099 9