Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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MEMORABILIA 91 6 ( ' OXSTAXCIO AHHOTT First vf come to non: ' other than “Connie” Abbott, the Rirl who needs no introduction. ■■Connie” is ( ' f tlie athletic tyjK ' . Dnrins the i ' ootball season she conld l)e l ' ( nnd attending every saiiu ' at I ' ' tilli ' r ' s I ' h. id, .•eady t,o clioer tlie team on to victoiy. As for tennis, •■Connie’ occupies In ' r summer vac:ition at the Methodist tennis court. At least her iiracticin.!? ir-n ' t in vain hccansc ' her o])ponci.ts wili always ajtiee site has Riven them a Rood .Ramc ' . ■■Connie ' i • i latinin ' -r to hc ' a stndc ' iit at AIcbot Acadc ' iny tliis fall, and we won’t liavc ' to hesitate in sayiiiR she ' ll be a success in what- evc ' i ' slie nndert;ikes. Atlili’lii A ssm-i;i t i on 1 ' J tl t 1 1 isliir ‘ ( 1 iiliTclass r.Msc ' li.i It rciiiiis ' fcMMi ' J .Iiiniiir I ' roiii ( ■cimmit ti ' i ' .Senior Stcow ( ' onmiit too ttnetio Itevill ' :i t ' liol,oLir:i|iti V Clnti 1 1 oin r:i l y Mi ' iidier of Ctiiitoii 1 1 ist orien 1 Society UU. CF FUOAXOU AIKFX Vmt ciin’t i)li c( Cirtice’. ' She ilie ,Rirl who is tilways last comitiR down from the hall every dtiy at one o ' cdoedi. We didn ' t see C.rttce in Clinton lli.Rh until but she certainly made np lor lost time. (Consult onr testimonial list). (Iracc does moi ' o limn just :ittend S ' .diool -she ' s following; in tlu ' footstc| s of Kdna St. Vincc ' iit .M:ihiy. flracc’ isn ' t th( kind of poetess Unit is illway ' dreamy; she likes lots of fnn yon’ll find when yon reall.f’ become ac(|uainted. We will yon the ambilii n to work hard thronyh Ilccker ' s next fall and we ' ll lie ' watchiiiR for vonr verses, poetc ' . ' - ' .c Senior .Show e ‘uminil too Senior I ' ri rn e ' one leiit li ' c History e’ircle. ' I ' .DWAKl) A I r .MAX llei ' e we hiive one of the most brilliant boys of (In ' yi ' iiior idass. He- is also a wedl known fiyiire in every edassroom iuiel wlienever any- i ne wiints to know the answer.-, ”Fd” is iilways the first one asked, and it ' s very sedeiom that he doesn’t know the answers. At rei-es- he ciin always be fe nmi in the Hall ponderiiiR over his shorthand whiidi he maintains is hard. Kii” dsn ' t what yon nii.Rht call an athlete but in th ' j snmincr time yon can always find him at some iiotmlar beaedi. Fil” niys that he dot ' sn ' t like the Rirls either but what is his oiiinion aRiiinsl a Ihonsand others. Senior Show Ihmorary M ‘mlnT ( ' lintoii Ilislory ( ' iri-)o 1 1 isf oriciil Soci ' ly .1 unior ' oimniltoe

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K EMORABILIA 1956 RAYMOND ALZAPIIODI The spotliglit iicw focuses on one of tlie gang from Creelcy HMl. Again as is often the cas-.’ — looks are deceiving, foi- when Ray gets started there ' s really no stopping him. Those who have taken En.g- lish IV. with him can vouch for that. Although Ray took no part in our varsity fnorts we know he ' s no sissy for we have heard great reports of him as a huntsanan. As f r skiing we ' ve heard that he has few equals among those of his age. Although school hooks never played an important part in his four years at C. II. S., “Cli ' p” managed ' to “get hy,” ,as we know he will when he enters Decker ' s this fall. I iitiu ' chiss i ' ' o .tiiaii 1 ;; i ImIoi ' cImss r.ascliall 1 J History Circle Tail Sigma Stage Manager Senior Sliow .Tniiior Prom CoiTimittoo Senior Sliow Coniiniltee .Mi ' inlier . tliletic . ssocialion Varsity Traci; HELEN THERESA AUGIS “Ginger ' ' enjoys- the most sunny of dispositions or rather we en- joy her happy disposition. “Elly appears to he very quiet hut ap- pearances are deceiving. She hrightens every class with her ready smile. Helen attends- all social ftinctions and can he depended upon to root for the players at all tmr foothall games. “Ginger” plans to he a Iieautician and we know that her ahditic-s will carry Imr through to success. History Circle .Ic.nior I ' r ini Coniinittee Senior Sliow Coniniitloe . ' tliletic Association 1 ' J i JUNE ARDELLE DAILEY Who is that frightened Ererhmun, shy Setphomore, and jollv Junior who hecame that slightly sophisticated Senior? None other than June. “Junsie” has n--ver worried much about studying, because worry only caus-es wrinkles — and who wants wrinkles? You may often have wondered who that (luiet girl is studying in the hall A period. Well it isn ' t June, for she usually is in the midst of all that commotion on the other side of the hail, dis-jussin.g Hie night before, with her other half — “Olive.” June has always been successful in all her undertakings and we know she always- will be. . tlik-tic . ssociatioii l-L’-.l-t Ilistnry Circle .Iiiiiior Prom Committee II m rary . Iemlier of Historical Senior Show Committee Sociely 21