Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Walter Joseph Burke “There ' s nothing at all that worries me. There need be no introduction to Walt who is well-known to everyone as a happy- go-lucky personable fellow. Walt’s wit has brightened more than one dull day and his smile is one which cannot be effaced. Outside school he may be seen cruising around town in his station wagon giving a vigorous wave to everyone as he passes by. Walt is one of our most ardent sports enthusiasts and may be seen at all the games. His plans for the future are idefinite but whatever he undertakes the Class of ' 51 knows his success is inevitable. Good luck, Walt. History Circle; Tau Sigma; Junior Prom Committee; Class Ring Committee; Debating Society. Gerald Anthony Cafarelli “Mirth, with thee I mean to live. Here we have the answer to entertainment s prayer. Jerry, was ever ready to lend his untold talents to make any school show a success. Jerry is well-known and well- liked because of his magnetic personality, and laugh-provoking repartee. He has proved himself a true and loyal friend, one well worth having. Jerry has a keen ear for music and may frequently be seen guiding a member of the fairer sex skillfully across the dance floor. He could always look care and worry straight in the eye and still retain his wonderful, ever-present sense of humor. Jerry hasn ' t enlightened us regarding his plans for the future, but our heartfelt best of luck goes with him. Tau Sigma; Football 2, 3; Thanksgiving Show 2, 3, 4 ; Christmas Show 4; History Circle; Talent Show 3. Mario E. Caiazzi “Though I am no judge of such matters , I ' m sure he ' s a talented man. When it came to passing out the talents, Mario got more than the usual allotment. First, let us mention his talent for the piano which, with his willingness to study for seven years, has made him quite a master of the ebonies and ivories. In his school work, he has been on the Honor Roll for the past four years. For leisure, he keeps up with his hobbies of fishing, boating, and walking with his two pet dogs. As for future plans, Fitchburg State Teachers College is his destination arid we, the Class of 1951, send our heartiest wishes for success with him. Class Book Staff; History Circle; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; French Club; Tau Sigma,- Junior Prom Committee; Fordham Dance Committee. John Francis Cannon “The superior man must make his thoughts sincere . John, tall, dark, and happy dispositioned, has won himself a place as a regular fellow through his friendly manner and great sportsmanship. His interest in sports is very great and he can always be seen at all sports events. He takes everything in stride and allows nothing to bother him. But do not be deceived by this, for he has all the traits necessary to success and he uses them to the greatest advantage. Whatever career claims him, we know that he will always carry the best wishes of the Class of 51. History Circle; Tau Sigma.

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Barbara Ann Broman If work interferes with play, drop work. Up steps our young dork-haired and dark-eyed miss from Greeley Hill. Barbara always has a pleasant greeting and a sweet smile for everyone and, therefore, has always won the friendship of her classmates. She is very seldom without a partner when she attends the school dances and she manages to be present at all games whether it be football or basketball to help cheer the team on. As far as the future goes Barbara has not disclosed what she intends to undertake but the Class of ' 51 wishes her the best of luck in whatever she chooses. Thanksgiving Show 1, 2, 3; History Circle; Junior Prom Committee; Fordham Dance Committee. Marjorie Ann Burgwinkle Success follows earnest effort. Dark hair, brown eyes, and a slim, tall stature are Marge s outstanding features. Although quiet in class, outside her congeniality is appreciated by her many friends. As a classmate she is tops, never refusing to lend a hand to aid our overflowing treasury. Marge finds sports exciting, participating especially in ice and roller skating. Most weekends she indulges in these sports at one of the city ' s rinks. Her scholastic achieve- ment is enviable as she has maintained constant testimonials in all subjects. Marge’s aspiration is to become an efficient secretary and we, her classmates, have no question as to her future success. History Circle; Junior Prom Committee. Barbara Ann Burke “I will be the pattern of all patience. Bobbie,” as she is known to all her friends, hails from the North End. She can always be seen with her close friend “Connie” at almost every class dance and social function. Bobbie is an ardent sport fan and is always there to cheer the boys on to victory. She seems very quiet but once she is with her certain gang she is the life of the party. Her plans for the future are indefinite but we all know that with her pleasing personality she will succeed. Best of luck, “Bobbie,” from ’51. History Circle; Junior Prom Committee; Fordham Dance Committee. Julie A. Burke A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature. Who just slipped into A” period late? A single guess is all one needs as everyone knows it’s our charming Julie. While a waitress at our favorite hangout. The Corner Cup- board,” Julie served our noisy mobs patiently and efficiently. As a classmate, she worked diligently to bring us to a most successful end. Always friendly, cheery and cordial, Julie leaves us without a foe. Although she has never struggled with studies, the results have been satisfactory. Julie’s future plans are with the local telephone office and we, her classmates, wish her the best of good fortune. History Circle; Class Ring Committee; Junior Prom Committee; New York Trip Committee; Fordham Dance Committee.

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Joseph Edward Ciciotte The smile that won ' t come off. Joe, as he is better known, is one of the most popular boys in the class, and is never seen without a smile and a cheery Howdy for all. A sharp dresser, and having a wonderful disposition, he has made many a female heart in C. H. S. go pitter-patter. Despite his great popularity and wide host of friends, Joe has nevertheless remained quiet, modest, and unassuming. He is well-liked by teachers as well as pupils, and is sure to find success in whatever vocation he selects. Although Joe ' s ambition is not known at this writing, the best wishes of the Class of ' 51 go with him. Tau Sigma; History Circle; Football 3, 4 ; Latin Classical Club; Class Ring Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Show 4. A smile for every occasion. Doc, as he is called by all his classmates, hails from Berlin. We consider ourselves lucky having Doc with us. He is always eager to help his friends in whatever way he possibly can and he has a cheerful Hello ' for everyone he meets. This friendliness has increased his popularity with classmates and teachers. In addition to his fine qualities and good looks, he has a sparkling personality. Doc is an ardent football fan. He is never missing from any of the games and can be seen cheering his team on to victory. Although Doc has not revealed his plans for the future we, the Class of ' 51, wish him success. Tau Sigma; History Circle; Football 2. Richard Flynn Cogswell Success travels on the heels of every right effort . This contented countenance is that of Richard Cogswell, whose beaming personality has won for him many friends. Although Dick never participated in sports, he was one of our great sports enthusiasts and his cheering has helped win many a game. He studies well, does quite a bit as his marks will show, but we don ' t want you to get the idea that he spends all his time on his lessons, for that is far from the truth. Really popular with the fair sex, Dick was voted Most Romantic. Need we say more? Dick plans to enter Holy Cross College in the fall and with him goes the best wishes of the Class of 51. History Circle; Latin Club; Junior Prom Committee; Debating 3, 4; Tau Sigma; Class Book Staff; Fordham Dance Committee; New York Trip Committee; Class Ring Committee James Hastings Collins Rose M arie Connolly The mildest of manners and the gentlest of hearts. Fair, friendly, and fun-loving describe Rose Marie. Her kindness and infinite patience have brought to her an unending line of friends who both respect and love her. A mischievous twinkle in her eyes displays her harmless impishness. A student in the true sense of the word, Rose Marie’s name is never missing from the testimonial list. Through her dependability and integrity, she has won the esteem of her teachers. Very active in school affairs, Rose Marie attends all social events. A lover of sports, one can hear Rose Marie cheering enthusiastically for our boys. With her personality, brains, and determination, there is no doubt in the minds of her classmates but that her future will be bright and successful. French Circle; Latin Classical Club 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Fordham Dance Com- mittee; History Circle; Glee Club 4; Debating Society 4; Bask etball 3; New York Trip Committee; Band 3, 4.