Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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JOHN AGNETTI COMMERCIAL Counsr History Circle I Don't let that beautiful crop of blond curls fool you. John is no sissy, task anyone who played football against himj. Although John is of the quiet, conservative type, he has made many friends while in Clinton High. Though he seldom bothers carrying books home, he still manages to get good marks. His favorite pastime is arguing with his pal Nuggie. He is undecided as to what he will do in the future, but we are sure that his quiet and friendly manner will carry him far in any vocation which he may choose. Good luck, John! DOROTHY ALZAPIEDI COMMERCIAL COURSE History Circle It is unnecessary to introduce Dot, one of the Greeley Hill gang. Dot was a very good cheerleader last Fall and led the football fans with much enthusiasm. At every social event Dot could be seen dressed to perfection and always with a partner. Appearances are deceiving, for Dot, although she looks quiet, is full of pep and fun. Dot is always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in distress. Dot's plans for the future include a school for interior decorating where we are sure she will succeed. Loads of luck and success from the class of '39, Dot. HELEN ALZAPIEDI COMMERCIAL COURSE History Circle Honey is a fun-loving young lady who is as popular with one sex as with the other. You are sure to find her at every dance, and never is she a wallflower. Her winning smile and pleasing personality are decided assets. She is always seen with the gang from Greeley Hill, no matter where she goes. Hon loves all outdoor sports, is good at every one of them, and you could find her cheering loudly at every football game. Helen hasn't as yet decided upon her future, but here is luck from the class of '39. GEORGIANNA ANASTAS COMMERCIAL Counsn History Circle, Class Book Staff Well, look who's here! We come now to, Georgianna, a girl who needs no introduction. When we think of Gea , we recall a sunny disposition, a pleasing personality, a lovable nature, and a willingness to help whenever necessary. Well attended, Gea may be seen at all socials and dances. She was fortunate enough to spend a month's vacation at Miami Beach, Florida, and although she came back several shades darker we still recognized our KCGeaY!. Lessons never seem to bother Gea but she always manages to get testimonials. The class of 1939 wishes her success and happiness in what- ever profession she chooses. PAULINE AGNES BAHOSH COMMERCIAL COURSE French Club, History Circle, Sophomore French Club Polly has always been one of the first to enter our school building. In her opinion, one of the worst catastrophies that could befall her would be a tardy mark. During the first three years in our Alma Mater, Polly was one of the most demure students of '39. Possessed of natural reserve and an undem- onstrative manner, she was as communicative as a Sphinx. However, senior year finds her more talkative, and much whispered conversation was carried on with fellow members of the C. D. S. Club. Studies were Polly's forte and her creditable standing augurs well for the future. ' 14 saggy