Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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MARJORIE HERBERT Margie’s happy disposition and excellence in culinary art should insure the domestic bliss which she assures us will be one of the outcomes of World War II. We know that her inseparable com- panion, Marion Frappied, will just have to live nearby. FRANCIS C. HICKEY Hick’s” willingness to help others, his good nature, and his flashing smile account for the fact he was chosen our most popular and best natured boy. He will become a lawyer after at- tending Holy Cross. GEORGE HOFFMAN When Red” enters the U. S. Navy he hopes that the experi- ence he gained working in a local garage will qualify him to be an air crewman attached to a flat-top”. His companions wdl always enjoy his sense of humor. LEONARD JACKSON Egad!” Here comes the super swingster of Dedham High. When our children swoon over Lennie” and his hot drums in years to come we older folks will have to tolerate it. Good luck to you Lennie” as a successful band- leader. JEAN JOHANSEN Mr. Ryan’s X-periods and Eng- lish classes were never dull with Gabby” around. Bewteen play- ing the violin, piano, and swim- ming, she hopes to go to either a college or a business school and to make enough money to enjoy herself. LILLIAN JOHNSON Her favorite expression, 1 could have a spell,” may express the way her swooning audience will receive this talented young singer who hopes to continue her musical career in New York next season. DOROTHY KANE Collecting neckties is Dotty’s” hobby which may explain why so many young men may be seen on Ames Street sans tie. The ability to get along with everyone coupled with a sense of humor will pay dividends for Dotty”. TERESA KATAROSKI Terry says that she hopes to see the world, but not alone. Per- haps this statement explains those voluminous letters which Terry sent and received. Her even dis- position and kind manner will serve her well in any situation. JOHN KILEY John’s interest in aviation has progressed from a hobby of building model planes to the point where he now possesses a student license to fly. After service in the Army Air Corps Johtt will continue his flying career. EDWARD KIEI.ION This quiet, ambitious youth has impressed us with his scholastic ability, his willingness to help his friends, and his gentlemanly con- duct. Ed” nromises to be one of our future substantial citizens. DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL Page ) 7

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EILEEN EOEEY Lee” plans to be a stenogta- pher in the Land Court next year, and after the war she liopes to travel around the world. With her good nature we know she’ll be a success in whatever she un- dertakes. MARION ERAPPIED Dancing and bowling head the list of Marion’s hobbies. We won- der if it is patriotism alone which prompts her to write all those letters on that scented stationery. She will be remembered as one of t)ur social le.ulers. (iEORGE FURNISEI George had the distinction of playing a part in a senior play in his junior year. George is now playing a bigger part in a greater drama. World War 11. A prolific reader, he will bring a vast store of information to his chosen work. CLAIRE GESSNER You will find Gussie” doing secretarial work, and we know that her employer will find her as dependable and efheient as we have at D.H.S. However, her ambition is to be a secretary” to some young man now in service. CEIARLES GLOVER Chic’s” plans for next year are to join the Navy, but then he always did have a fascination for riding the waves at the Dedham Canoe Club. LINDA GOEHR I NG Is someone calling Honeychile? Well, here comes Linda, with those sparkling eyes and that cheery smile. None of us will be able to forget the grand job she did in Phiiic Crazy; she helped Glee Club along all year too. BEATRICE GOLDSTEIN Bebe” hopes to become a cadet nurse and travel to Europe after the war. Meanwhile she will be found working in John Hancock’s Boston ofticc. Needless to say, she will continue to find time to write to that Air Corps corporal. ODETTE GUYOT Odette’s sunny disposition should be a great asset in her chosen profession as a French teacher. Perhaps she will arouse the interests of her pupils by using her artistic talents to illus- trate the subject matter. ARLENE HARRISON Whenever you hear anyone talking fast about the Navy, you’ll know it’s Harry”. A real sport, she intends to work next year. She’ll miss crunching food in Mr. Ryan’s homeroom, and we are all going to miss her merry talk and infectious giggle. JAMES HAZARD Yes, this is the fellow who was the quarterback on the 1944 un- defeated and unscored upon eleven. Next year the passengers on the Manor bus will miss Red” who like so mans ' of his class- mates expects Lhicle Sam to have a hand in his immediate future. Page 1 6 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL

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ARTHUR F. KIRBY We point with pride to the string of A’s which have graced Artie’s” report cards. Our honor graduate will enter M. I. T. and become a chemist, but, regardless of how busy he may be, Arthur will continue to follow his fav- orite sports. MARY KIVLIN When you hear some laugh pro- coking reply, you know without looking that it’s Kibby”. One of our wittiest girls, she is a true friend to everyone, and we know she’ll be a great success in the business world. BARBARA KNAPP Barb, one of our honor gradu- ates and most ambitious girl”, is planning to attend Middlebury next year. She hopes to become an interpreter, while continuing with her piano and tennis. CHARLOTTE LA CROIX Although Charlie” hates to leave Mr. Ryan’s homeroom, she will attend the Modern School of Fashion and Design next year. Her friendly manner and keen sense of humor will keep her sur- rounded with friends as they have at D. H. S. RICHARD LAMBERT Dick” enjoyed Mr. Ryan’s chalk talks most of all at D. H. S., but we shall remember his en- thusiatic support of the Bruins and his morning after” debates. Next season this big boy will put aside his hockey and football uni- forms for one of Navy blue. JOSEPH LAWLER Like so many other young men, Joe expects to enter the armed forces, but he hopes to gain a col- lege education on his return and ultimately become a lawyer. His friends will remember Joe as a consciencious worker and a real fellow. STEPHEN A. LEVANGIE Steve” says that Uncle Sam may help him decide his immedi- ate future, but eventually he hopes to work in an office where he can use what he learned in ap- pliances. Steve likes to engage in sports and to build model planes. WILLIAM LIBERATOR Perhaps we can account for Libby’s hobbies by the fact that he saw a great deal of the world delivering Uncle Sam’s mail. He Fie listed his interests as follows: Sports, (all kinds). Music, and Girls! After serving in the Army he hopes to become a lawyer. IRENE LINGLEY Just wait until the war is over,” says Irene in answer to the querie about her plans. We sus- pect that the handsome young serviceman, who is the recipient of those copious letters, is the cen- tral figure in Irene’s picture of the future. DOROTHY LIPPS Dot’s artistic ability coupled with her favorite hobbies of mak- ing hats and decorating homes will turn out to be an interesting and profitable vocation. Travel seems to intrigue her, particu- larly in the ' ' X ' est and Canada. Page 1 8 DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL