Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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rri h i. claire 1 1 ester Commercial Course lntcrcl.iss Dramatics ]. Orchestra l-2v4, thanksgiving Show vH, Senior Show, Shorthand Circle, History Circle, Class Book Staff, Junior Prom Committee. Her loveliness yon never 4 non Until you hear her sing. l ' .thel s infectious giggle was her identifying mark. Her merry laughter and sparkling good humor endeared her to the hearts of her classmates and she was always more than welcome in any group acti ity. As a result ol her ability to convey her personality to others she was given roles in several plays where she has proved her dramatic talent. Dramatic talent is not her only art tor F.thel possesses a very line singing voice. EDMUND HILDKBRANDT Commercial Course Photography Club. ' ' Small hut noticeable. Edmund can easily he recognized by anyone in any part of the town because ol his small stature. Being a lover ol modern dancing he frequents Turner I bill as much as possible to show evidence ol the art which he has mastered. Another of his hobbies is bowling and although he declares he is cpiite good at it some of his friends are inclined to disagree. Having a distinctive way about him he need not worry about the luture. ELEANOR GREER HUDSON College Course Distort Circle. Camera Club f, Photography Club. Coot I things conic in little packages.” Bill is one of the best examples of the saying, “good things come in small packages. She has a winning personality that delights every- one. Sht is a great little scout with a charming wit that endeared her to all. Elly has appeared to all school functions, both sports and social affairs. Bill looks forward to becoming a nurse and hopes to go in training this fall. We are sure that she will make a fine nurse because of her winning disposition. I be ( lass ol 411 wishes her many years of success. ELEANOR DOROTHY IACOBUCCI Normal Course llistor ' , Circle, Class Book Staff, Photography (flub, Junior Prom Committee. A maiden never bold, A spirit still and i]tuet. Eleanor was one of the brightest U. S. History pupils and anyone who glanced at the testimonial list would not have failed to see many testies credited to her name. “Elbe is a tall dark haired girl who has a sunny disposition and a cheery smile lor everyone. She is fond of all outdoor sports and may be seen at Coachlacc Pond in summer or winter. Ellie plans to don the uniform of a nurse and we have no doubt that she will soothe many a patient to recovery. 26

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EDITH HAYES Normal Course History Circle Prominent member of the senior class, Edith intends to go to Nanson college where she will study to be a dietician. She is popular with her classmates and does her share in the class activities, so that we were very glad to have her as a member of our class. While she prefers history, and the history circle, her studies mark her as a monument of steady devotion. We wish her the best of luck at Nanson college. MARTHA LILLIAN HASTINGS Commercial Course Jr. Prom Committee, Shorthand Circle, Honorars Member of Clinton Historical Society, History Circle, Photography Club. “I take no note of time. Martha is one of the prettiest girls in our class; wears very beautiful clothes, is an honor student, and is well liked by everyone from freshman to senior. She is very popular with everyone and at every dance she is usually “La Belle Populaire ' and never has enough dances to please her many partners. She has always stood in high regard with her teachers, being very quiet and reserved when she is in their classes. MARIE HEINOLD College Course History Circle, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Photography (flub. Politeness is to do and say The kjndest thing in the kindest rc ' ay. Twinkling eyes, plus a merry laugh, equals a little girl from Chace Street who has just passed another joke along the aisle, and if anyone happened to be present in any of her classes, especially chemistry, he will always be able to share in memory, her pleasant spirit. Her outside time is much taken up with sports, and she was one of the main performers in the Senior Basketball squad. Marie has made up her mind to become a lady-inAVhite! So good luck, Marie, from the Class of ' 40. HOWARD JOHN HIENOLD Commercial Course Photography Club, History Circle. I have no ambition greater than to be esteemed by my fellow men. Although not one of our testimonial pupils, Howard has always managed to get by with room to spare. He is a lover of the outdoors, and may be seen in the vicinity of any good trout stream on an early spring morning. Although not a member of any of our athletic squads, Howard makes a point of attending most of our sporting events. A popular boy with a good personality, that’s Howard. He is very much interested in aeronautics and plans to further his edu- cation at some prominent aeronautical school. Good luck to you, Howard, and happy landings. 25

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LENA INNAMORATI College Course |r. Prom Committee, Photography Club, History Circle. Wearing her wisdom lightly.” Lena is one girl whom everyone admires because of her sportsman- ship. “Speed is always seen at high school dances and she never misses a football game, sports being her main interest. She takes part in all of them; excelling in ping pong, tennis, and taking candid camera shots. No matter what Lena is doing, she always aims high and manages to reach her goal. Her plans for the future are high too, for she wants to be a doctor. Well, Lena, it’s going to be hard work but we know that you will succeed. IDA INNAMORATI Commercial Course Photography Club, History Circle. ‘‘She’s little but she’s wise, She ' s a terror for her size.” A giggle, a smile, and a twinkle of the eye means none other than Idie who is one of the fairest maids of the class. Ida is an all-around good sport and is seen at all High School functions accompanied by her ever faithful “coz” Lena, rooting for the home team. The song “Ida Sweet as Apple Cider” must certainly have been writ- ten for this little miss, for it describes her fully. She spends much of her time studying and always manages to get good marks. JOSEPH JAROS Commercial Course Tau Sigma, Photography Club. ‘‘Not on the height, but climbing.” Joe hails from Lowell, and although he does not burn the midnight oil, he manages to get marks well above passing. Joe is one of the quieter boys, and one who gets along very well with everyone. He would rather play on his harmonica, than study. With the training he received clerking at the First National, Joe will have gathered sufficient experience to be a success in the business world — and that’s what 1940 is wishing for. MARY MARGARET JENNINGS Commercial Course French Club, History Circle, Shorthand Circle, Photography Club, Junior Prom Committee. Modesty is a shaft to the sou ' .” A merry smile, a pleasing way, a twinkle of her eye - — no other introduction is needed, for we now undoubtedly know this is Mary. “Happy and carefree all the while” is Mary’s aim in life, and she is very near her goal, for one just can’t feel blue in her company. This is the reason why Mary has acquired so many ready friends while at C.H.S. As a loyal supporter of school activities she proved herself a worthy member, for she eagerly looked forward to all events with enthusi- asm and anticipation. 27