Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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EDWARD C. HELMER Pop's knowledge of cameras and radios will make him wel- come in the Army, but he I , .ago mustn't ask his sergeant any I of those questions he asked Mr. ' I Riley. After the war, he's go- , M ing to be a professional pho- be tographer. J . I ,a., F Q. EVELYN VIRGINIA ' , 'W HERMANSON .15 y t . Evie likes ice-skating and Mr. , ' , i: If Ryan's classes, and longs to be 4 a perfect typist. 'tReally, shes I a grand person to know, as gf ' ' ' most of her classmates have ' I- i already discovered, and she'll -PX be a welcome addition to any if .,,q Omce. I C 4 f W, BETTY IIILL Bonny loves music, bicycling, hostels, and horses. Let's hope she can sandwich them all in between patients when she's a nurse and still have time for that nice nephew of hers. VIRGINIA BROOKS i HITCHINS Ginny, the grirl with tht smooth complexion and smart clothes, hopes to go to the Tobe Coburn Fashion School, where she will dash off the smart num- bers the well-dressed woman of tomorrow will wear. V DAVID K. HOWELLS Dave's ambitious enough to work days and to go to college nights. When he becomes a chemical engineer, we hope he still has the angelic appearance he used to assume when Mr. Eaton entered the room. Page I 6 QQ -of 14 I I J flu fi ,- iv 'KI 4561 'F' .4-We 9 , 1 6 Q 23' gg. 5 . -E 1 Q 11- .1 -.vi I 54' ., 1 1 ze' z ff' ROBERT W. HUBBELL When handsome, dignified Hubby is through with the Na- vy, he'll become an interior decorator, and fill our homes with modern art and Surrealist sofas-and we'll love it. EVELYN F. HURLEY Eve, the champion dress- maker of 4F, is heading for California next year. No kid- ing, we hope she hurries back again, as we can't bear having the whole continent between us and her laughing eyes. MAR.Y IIUSSEY Doggonc it! we'1l sure miss Mary's good naturcdness when she goes into training at the Massachusetts General Hospital. After graduating, she hopes to become an Ensign in the Navy, Where she'1l do a good job at taking care of those sailors. MARJORIE IAROCCI When you disembark at Paris on your world tour, after com- pleting your course at business school, drop 4A a line, en fran- cais, will you, Margie? We know there's no Oh Gee! about your ability to be an effi- cient secretary. WILLIAM F. IVANS Bill, famous for his absence excuses, has been training faith- fully with the Commandos for his future work as a quarter- master in the Army. Wherever they send him, we hope he'll find sports, music, and girls. DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL

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PAUL GIJARY Dudsy, one of the most ath- letic members of D. H. S., should be a great asset to the Marines. No one will ever for- get his good naturedncss and engaging grin. Say, theref' Dudsyg where's Jackie? CONCHETTA GOBBI Connie's going to get a war job until she's old enough to join the ambulance corps. She always liked to watch our foot- ball team win and she'll be right there beside them when our army crashes through to vic- tory. SHIRLEY F. GOLDSTEIN Shirley plans to take a course in the Stenotype and then be- come a secretary. After that she wants to become a piano teacher. Her modest manners and her talented playing should make her a good one. MARY GRAY Our most popular girl should have no trouble getting that good job she's set her heart on. May she find lots of true friends and be as merry as she was in room 109. A JOAN ELLEN GREENLOW Joanie, a gay and sweet per- sonality with a smart appear- ance, should go far as a model. First, however, she will enter Katherine Gibbs, leaving, we trust, those red painted glasses behind- Well, I mean-after all! l943 YEAR BOOK RICHARD GUSTAFSON Gus plans to join the Navy as a photographer, travel, and then find a nice girl and get married. All this should be easy for a happy, smiling fel- low like him. RICHARD J. HANOVER Our party man wants to make a name for himself in physiol- ogical chemical research. Wow! That's some step after soda jerking at the Oakdale Phar- macy, but that's life, accord- ing to Stretch. May his future be as brilliant as those neck- ties. LOIS MARION HARADEN Lo, the genius of the camera and the typewriter, ought to go far in the world of business. Her charming personality and honor-grad brain will long be remembered by her teachers and classmates. Every good wish, Lo! MARGARET C. HART If Margie's as much help to the ofhce where she works next year as she was to the high school office, her employers will be dreadfully sorry when she leaves to join the WAVES. Write us a letter, too, Margie. MARGUERITE HASKELL When Peggy finishes at Bridgewater Teachers College, she'll certainly grace some lucky high school. Maybe it will be Brookline, anyway we hope it won't be too far from Barbara Burke. Page I 5

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PI-IILIP JACKSON Phil's drums were a regular feature in assemblies-back in the days when we had assem- blies-and we trust he'll be able to take them with him when, as an engineer, he ex- plores the South American wilds. ROBERT EMERSON JACKSON Bob will wave dance bands aside'next year and enter the Army Air Corps. They'll like his sociability there and they'li appreciate the sterling qualities he displayed as Honest John Dalton in the senior play. CHARLOTTE ANN JACOBSON When she finishes her pre- flight courses and becomes a commercial flyer, we hope Red will muse over her pleasant memories of Mr. Ryan's class- Lord Byron and the Brontes- and never forget her old friends at D. H. S. IRENE LILY JOHNSON In view of Irene's records here at school, it's a safe bet that when she becomes an accountant she'll be an expert one. Let's hope her job next year really challenges her ability. BETTY ANN KAREM When Betty becomes a SPAR, she may see quite a bit of the map, but not till peace comes will Madame Butterfly really explore the world and add to her snapshot collections. E? 63 -t' 14 'Z 'F' '17 Q? MARY B. KATCHPOLE Katch, one of our tiniest and peppiest classmates, can usually be found dancing to the music of the 920 Club or bowling at the Sport Center in Norwood. Her charming smile is bound to help her get ahead. MARION KEANE Dancing, swimming, and lis- tening to the 920 Club help keep Marion amused, but she still misses Mr. LeGuern's kid- ding. Her only plan for the fu- ture is to do good-she couldn't do anything else! MATTHEW KEANY Matt is responsible for the little drawings scattered through this book. When he's 30 he's going to use his original talent as a professional cartoonist. 'Til then the Navy Air Corps should bring him the traveling he wants, and possibly the blondes. DONALD KEELAN Don was one of the first of our classmates to join the Army We bet that his friendliness and sense of humor have already made him welcome. It's a shame the Army doesn't have track meets. MARY KENNEDY Tiny, attractive Mimi, whos-: favorite expression is Hot Dog, would like to be a beau- tician. We know her sense of humor will come in handy there. Her pleasant memories of D. H. S. are Mr. LeGuern's classes and Mr. R,yan's sayings. 1943 YEAR BooK Page I7