Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Eff? .Ann Kar! XOJBPA pall! Waffhew Ciblfgheffg Now we present Paul one of our most quiet boys. Good looks are certainly one of his many attributes and he could be quite a lady killer if he chose to do so. Paul, however, is iust not interested in that direction preferring the more dependable pastime of sports. Throughout high school he has been a mainstay on all our athletic teams After graduation Paul is going to become an electrician and 54 ls sure that he will be a real live wire in that field. F otball l 2 3 4 Ba eball l 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, History Circle Junior Prom Committee, Tau Sigma. gfancke Calierine Friends she has many toes has she any? Take a delightful disposition and top red hair and here we have 'Dutchie, captain of our cheeeleaders, who hails from Willow Street. This vivacious lass never missed a C H S activity whether it be sports, dances, or patronizing the Bowl Blanches cordial smile and frank, sincere personality have made her much sought after, and she always proves a delightful and interesting companion Best of luck, Dutchie, from the Class of 54 Captain ol Cheerleaders French Circle, History Circle, Junior Prom Committee Thanksgiving Show Food Sale Committee What sweet delight a quiet life aHords. Betty is a charming girl with a winsome smile and a wonderful personality. She is always willing to help her fellow classmates and lend a helping hand in promoting class. activities. Her after- noons are spent working behind Woolworth's lunch counter, always cooking up something tasty. In the fall, Betty plans to begin her career as a woman in white and we are sure she will attain success. Best of luck from the Class of '54, German Club, Latin Club 2, History Circle, Thanksgiving Show 3, 4. pau! Gampag ia To bring laughter-a special kind of Gift. Everyone knows Joe - that's the only way to put it. He is one of the best-liked students in his class. His humorous stories and imitations are always welcome and have made him a favorite with everyone. The football field is no strange place for Joe and his excellent record merits the admiration of anyone who has ever seen him play. Joe has not mentioned his plans for the future but the Class of '54 sends him its best wishes and loads of luck. Football l, 2, 3, History Circle, Tau Sigma, Thanksgiving Show 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee. p. h-L 0l'Ll'LOI' it off with some glossy ll 21 31 41

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KJWZPJ Mgeft MOJPLCA The right man in the right place. Now comes Ed, one of our more moderate boys. Ed takes life as it comes, and doesn't think anything is important enough to ruffle his even disposition. Although he is never the instigator of any class ioke, he certainly enioys the merriment incurred. He is an all-round good fellow, and a backer of all C. H. S. sports. Ed puts his spare time to advantage by working at the First National. After graduation Ed will become a crane operator and '54 wishes him the very best of luck, always. Junior Prom Committee, Tau Sigma, Debating Society 3, History Circle. gzzrg Myron Caclorelf I'd rather be small and shine than be great and cost a shadow. Good things come in small packages and Little Earle is certainly no exception. His happy-go-lucky manner, broad grin, and twinkling eyes have been his trademark throughout high school. Occasionally, Earle and his buddies are seen cruising around town in a dark green Buick. He spends most of his spare time in Hudson, where, so we hear, he makes quite a hit with the girls. Earle has not decided what he will do in the future but '54 wishes him the very best of luck. History Circle, junior Prom Committee, Tau Sigma. Hia Camerano The mildest ol manners and the gentlest of hearts. Ann, who hails from California Court, has a pleasant disposition and a friendly way. She is a conscientious student and an en- thusiastic rooter for our school team. After graduation her chief ambition is to enter the Worcester School of Business Science and to become a Medical Secretary. Needless to say, Ann, you have our sincere wishes for happiness and success. lots of luck, Ann, from the Class of '54, History Circle, Latin Club 2, 3, .lunior Prom Committee. Hia .fgnn gamerano To see her is to like her, To know her is to love her. A wonderful sense of humor and a pleasant disposition describe Rita, one of our most reliable and fun-loving seniors. She is known especially for her co-operation and her desire to help others. Al- though her leisure time does not permit her presence at all class activities, she is ready to do her share to make them a success. Rita plans to enter nursing this fall and we are sure that with her winning and pleasing personality she will be a great success. History Circle, Food Sale Committee, Octopus, Class Book Stall, Junior Prom Committee Secretary.

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Qmlt sal., cam. The word impossible is not in my dictionary. Gerry is an unassuming young man with a quiet and steady dis- position, who after three years in our school, burst into prominence in the social field as a snappy senior. He is a supporter of all our class shows and dances, and is up there in the stands cheering the team on to victory. Gerry has no definite plans for the future, but we are sure his charming personality will carry him far on the road to success. History Circle, Tau Sigma. gchar! -.Milly A good man's pedigree is little hunted up. Prsenting quiet and dependable Richard, who is one of Mr. Flanagan's best helpers on the school newspaper. Without a doubt his efforts helped make it a great success. He is an all-round good sport, and certainly enioys the merriment caused by his mischievous friends. He is also an avid sports' enthusiast and never misses an athletic event. Although he has no definite after-school plans we know he will be liked by all his future contacts as he was by the Class of '54, Octopus, History Circle, Tau Sigma. ...-l Speech is given to many, 5204, pafricia Gr in But song is given to a few. OOPZI' 7-v .Annes i Presenting Pat our demure, brown-eyed songbird. The audience is spellbound for a moment, and then breaks out into a thunderous applause. Why? Pat has iust sung and is being called back for many encores. She will long be remembered in the annals of C. H. S. for her beautiful soprano voice. Shirley leaves C. H. S. with wings on her feet, intending to become an Air Line Hostess. We, the Class of '54, salute you and wish you all good luck. Junior Prom Committee, Thanksgiving Show l, 2, 3, 4, History Circle, Senior Hop Committee. CM.. ln his own quiet and diligent way, He accomplishes his task, day by day. A handsome lad with popularity unmatched describes Charlie as he is better known to his friends. Although he came to us from Hudson during his sophomore year, he readily acquired a host of friends with his easy going way and pleasing personality. Besides being present at all sports activities he has also received his share of testimonials. Although Charlie's future plans are somewhat vague we are sure he will overcome all obstacles in the path of success. History Circle, Tau Sigma, Baseball. ..i 7'