Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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JOHN JOSEPH KERRIGAN Red's going to join the Navy and travel around the globe 115 well as into the Globe. After it's ov ar, he'll get a good job, marry that certain girl-and then hell better not try any more of those absence excuses! DOROTHY JEAN LAMBERT Next year Jean's cheery For Pete-'s Sake! will echo down the corridors of the Mass. Gen- eral, where she will train to be a nurse. After that, she's goirm to be a second lieutenant in the Army. WILLIAM LAZDOWSKY The old Lazy-Y corral will turn into a putting green when Billy becomes .a P1'0f9SSl0n3l golfer on his own Western ranch. Before then, however. he'll be an Army sergeant, pref- erably in a company of Rangers. HAROLD H. LIDDELL, JR. We won't soon forget Bud's bright smile and cheerful hello. The manager of a football team has to keep close tabs on his players' moves and psychologi- cal reactionsg and he was the boy who kept them in a winning mood. Buddy will be in the Navy next year. WILLIAM F. LYNCH Bill, one of the most ambitious boys of the class, plans to en ter Harvard or Boston College next fall, There he will study to become a doctor, if Uncle Sam d0esn't interrupt his plans in the meantime. Page l 8 l WILLIAM MACNEVIN When he comes back from the war, Mac wants to be a report- er. We know that in his writing, as in his playing for D. H. S.. he'll constantly advance the cause of sportsmanship. JOANNE MANNA Joanne has had so much fun in 4E that she wants to make stenography her life work--but what about those sodas at the drug store? We'1l remember her as a swell school pal. DANIEL MARRONE Dan couldn't wait till June to join the Army, and even after he'd left, his poster won a prize for him. This shows that he'll lose no time reaching fame as an artist, once peace comes. ROSEMARY MASCIARELLI After seeing Roz's cartoons, we won't be at all surprised when she becomes a famous fashion designer. For reasons best known to herself, this de- lightful person collects boogie- Woogie records and exclaims, Oh Tooke! EDWARD McLEAN Turk will soon hop off his roller skates and onto a war- ship, where he'll serve as a member of a gun crew. Let's hope he can get leave for at least one prom this year. DEDHAM H IGH SCHOOL

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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

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JAMES A. McNICHOI,.AS Jli. Red, who almost always reached school by period X, was one of our photography en- thusiasts. Sooner or later his stamp and coin collections will prove as valuable as they have been interesting. ISABELLA MCSEVENEY Joining the WAVES, win- ning the war-there's no end to Issie's ambition. Let her keep writing those fine letters to the service boys and do even half of the fine things she plans, and we'll be satisfied. BARBARA ANN METCALF Babs may continue to dance every night, but she's going to go to work in a war plant every day until she's old enough to be a WAVE. Believe us-she'll be more than a ripple. LAURA E. MITCHELL To attend Boston University College of Liberal Arts is Mitch's plan for next year. Holy Joe! but we hope you succeed as a language teacher. Mademoiselle. May our most ambitious girl of '43 attain her goal. ROBERT MITCHELL Here's another Mitch. This one, the successful president of our class for two years, lool-Ls forward to owning a terrific name band some dayg but next year plans to enter Northeast- ern University, where he may be found beating it out in the college orchestra. I 943 YEAR BOOK WALTER MOLANDER Sleepy time Moo, an appren- tice scaman now, probably misses his daily snoozes in civ- ics though he undoubtedly is given plenty of clothes to wash We hope to hear his Hello. gang very soong Scollay Square is waiting. MARY MULLINS Oh, my heavens! May, but we do wish you Carnegie Hall concerts and guest appearances with the Boston Symphonv. Your sweet personality and ami- able ways will not soon be forgotten by your classmates of '43. DONALD M. NAY Donnie's 34 and his hockey record will long be remembered in Dedham High. Soon his Hi, Butch will be heard in some Marine barracks. We wish him all the luck there is. EDITH NEAS Yumpin yiminy! rejoices Terry, whose alluring manner will make her an important fig- ure as a foreign correspondent. Off to Simmons College next year, Terry will not forget our proms or the location of that magnetic mirror on the wall. RUTH A. NEWMAN If the WAFS or the WAVES only had cavalry units, the fu- ture would be perfect for Ruth, whose chief delight is horse- back riding. The Kathleen Dell school will get an eighteen-cou- pon personality when she enrolls there next year. Page I9