Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Walter C. Fallon Margaret A. Kittredge President Vice-President Lois J. French Secretary Andrew J. Friedrich Treasurer FRIDAY. JUNE 16 . 1950 Fnifott Auditorium CLASS COLORS Maroon and Silver evitovs

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WluA Who- in ' 51 Most Popular Boy • — Andy Friedrich Most Popular Girl - Adrianne Cooper Ideal C. H. S. Boy - Walter Fallon Ideal C. H. S. Girl - — Patricia Ward Most Athletic Boy — Jack Davidson Most Athletic Girl — Ellie Mahan Best Dressed Boy — Joseph Cicciotte Best Dressed Girl — Marlene Crowley Best Dancer, Boy — Arthur Mudgett Best Dancer, Girl - Jeanette Kelly First to Marry, Girl - Etta Schott First to Marry, Boy - — Donald Rauscher Most Musical Boy - Jack Downing Most Musical Girl Louise Briden Cutest Boy — Billy Watson Cutest Girl — Jackie Kowalik Prettiest Girl — - Catherine Murphy Handsomest Boy — Jack Mitchell Most Likey to Succeed — Sidney Schanberg Most Likely to Succeed — Mary Lou McLaughlin Fastest Talker, Girl — June Morton Fastest Talker, Boy — George Thompson Most Loquacious Girl — Arlene Noon Most Loquacious Boy — David Murphy Most Excitable Girl — Julie Elia Most Excitable Boy — Chris Dionis Noisiest Boy — Brendon Baily Noisiest Girl — • Ellen Maitland Quietest Girl — Phyllis Mangan Quietest Boy — Gerald Backlund Most Romantic Girl — Rita Lizak Most Romantic Boy — Richard Cogswell Most Carefree Boy — James Collins Most Carefree Girl — Betty Moran Most Sincere Girl — Patricia O ' Malley Most Versatile Girl — Rose Davidites Most Ambitious Girl - — Mary Jaquith Most Artistic Girl — Betty Hoffman Most Companionable Girl — Aristea Biskaduros Most Polite Girl — Gensie Angelini Nicest Disposition — Pauline Shea Cutest Dimples — Elaine Maitland Most Sophisticated — Sandra Sivert Friendliest Girl — Anne Lynch Nicest Smile — Connie Rice Brain Child — Mary Patrinos Best Orator — Barbara Duffy Class Wit — Edward Mahan Class Optimist — Richard Densmore Most Photogenic — Claire Nosek Best Bluffer — James Donohue Most Cheerful — Caroline Keiger Most Reliable — Lois French Class Mystery — Charles Moran Most Shy — Gerald Joyce Greatest Worry — Atomic Bomb Least Worry — P. M. Sessions Favorite Pastime — Television Favorite Rendezvous — Al ' s Restaurant What C. H. S. Needs Least - — Clocks What C. H. S. Needs Most — New High School Favorite Subject — Chemistry, Mr. McSherry Favorite Activities — Sports

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Qensie Mary Angelini Quiet was she, but gay. A cheery disposition has won Gensie a host of friends during her four years at C. H. S. She hails from Acre, Mass., and is regularly seen with her friends Pat, Mary Lou, and Frances. Her name always appears on the testimonial list. Gensie is an ardent football fan and is always seen at our social activities. Gensie plans to become a secretary and we know that with her quiet manner she will succeed. Best of luck, Gensie, from ' 51. History Circle; Junior Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Show; Glee Club; New York Trip Committee. Laughter makes the world go round. ' ' Jim is one of our most friendly classmates and his ready smile combined with his pleasing manner have made him many fast friends. Always appreciative of a good joke, you can count on his hearty laugh regardless of the number of times he has already heard the joke. You may find Jim almost every afternoon, radiating his charm on customers of the First National Store. So far as we know, Jim ' s plans for the future lead toward further education at Fitchburg State Teachers’ College. But regardless of where you go Jim, the Class of ' 51 sends all its best wishes and hopes for your success. History Circle; Tau Sigma; Junior Prom Committee; Basketball 3; Debating 3, 4; New York Trip Committee. Barbara Mary Antonio The only reward of virtue is virtue itself. ' Who ' s that driving down the street in a swanky, blue convertible? It ' s Barb, our classmate. With a cheerful greeting for everyone and time for a sociable chat, Barb has made many steadfast friends at dear old C. H. S. She is a loyal supporter of all school activities and her help has added much to make our class a successful one. Barbara s hobby is dancing. She is as light on her feet as she is in her heart, and would be welcomed by Arthur Murray as an instructor. Whatever she may decide to do, the Class of ' 51 will be rooting for her. History Circle; French Circle; Fordham Prep Dance Committee; Junior Prom Committee. James Joseph Arsenault Gerald Richard Backlund “A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale. ' Perhaps we shall remember Gerald as one of the quieter boys of the class, but those who know him intimately value his sincere and loyal friendship. Although Jerry” was never a grind where schoolwork was concerned, nevertheless his interest in his subjects and his ability to rate highly in them gained for him the teachers ' respect. Gerald plans to enter Worcester Tech after graduation and with his perseverance and sincerity we are sure that he will succeed. Latin Club; History Circle; Tau Sigma; Class Ring Committee; Prom Committee; Class Book Staff.