Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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r Gerald F. Anderson Raymond B. Anderson Warren Hilding Anderson Marcelle Rita Bacon GERALD F. ANDERSON General Course Tau Sigma, History Circle. Mm of few word: are the best men. People like Ierry are the ones who succeed in life-they're hustlers, conscientious about their work, and ever willing to pitch in and help. And that's jerry through and through. There's something of quietness in his nature, true enough, but there's much goodness, too. and an ability to make and keep friends. Ierry hopes to enter the aviation Field through the United States Air Corps. We'll be watching for your happy landing, Ierry. RAYMOND B. ANDERSON General Course Tau Sigma, History Circle. HSf!I!lf0H.f of ruse and fond of humble Wings. Let's see what we find under Ray's pleasant countenance: more pleasantness to be sureg ambition, a slight reserve, but ability to get things done and to help others get things done too. Though his record may not be star-studded, he is a good example of the up and coming High School boy, active and well liked. Ray intends to become an Army Pilot. High flying and best of everything fron Class of '41. WARREN HILDING ANDERSON Commercial Course History Circle, Tau Sigmag Thanksgiving Show. Then he will talk. Good gods! How he will talk! Remember Whimpy? Of course you do. He's the fellow who always had a big argument ready for anyone willing to listen to him, teachers included. He did win now and then, but didn't take time to count the losses. Whimpy may have been a shy, bashful freshman, but his senior year found him confident, ready to face the future. He will need this conndence, for he hopes to learn to travel the highways of the air. May success be your happy landing, Whimpy. MARCELLE RITA BACON College Course History Circleg Class Book Staff, Prom Committee: Thanksgiving Show 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra. Grace was in all her xlepsg heaven, in her eyes. We often wonder how dull classes would be without Marcelle's wit and laughter. She is not only a very talented young lady, but has a rare combination of beauty, brains, and personality. Clinton High is bound to feel something lacking in future Thanksgiving Night Performances, for Marcelle's skill with the accordion and her unusual acrobatic feats are excelled by few. Her friendly manner has gained her many friends. Consequently, she never has to look around for a partner on the dance Hoor. Although Marcelle has already met with success, 41 wishes her the best of luck in whatever path she may follow in the future. 18

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LEO BATTISTA, President MADELEINE Molmx, Vffl'-Pl'C'5I'l1'L'l7l Class Officers MARIE CONNELLY, SC'C1'flH1'y- FRED Kmnfss, Treasurer 17

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'- Milton Fred Baer Wanda Albina Baldyga Peter Ioseph Ball Raymond Ball MILTON FRED BAER Commercial Course Tau Sigma: History Circle. Stone: will melt before his smile. Here's another Germantown boy who made High School seem easy. Bush, as he is known to the gang, excelled in all his subjects and still had time to enioy hunting, fishing, and basketball. He is an exceptionally good bowler: and, although he may be bashful with the weaker sex, he gets along with them. Bush is seen every night at a certain store on a certain corner, eating his favorite strawberry ice cream and finishing it off with a chunk of Beech-Nut Gum. Here's to your future success, Milt. 4l is proud to call you a member. WANDA ALBINA BALDYGA Commercial Course History Circle: Shorthand Circle. On with the dance, let joy he lIl1C'UlIfI1!'!l.U Here's one girl who'd never pass up an evening of Glenn Miller for a session with Mendelssohn--not with her dancing feet. Do you ever cease dancing-or smiling, Wanda? Oh! sometimes, to get my forty winks and studies in, you say? Well, perhaps your feet don't wink while your eyes are getting their forty in, but we'll bet your dimples do! The only thing Wanda seems to fret about is her shorthand: especially that due two days before. I-Iere's to a grand person and perfect pal! We don't have Io tell her to Keep Smiling! PETER IOSEPH BALL Commercial Course History Circle: Tau Sigma QTreas.-Sec.l. 0hl what may man within him hide, Though angel on the Ollflllllfd rifle. Four years ago there entered the portals of C. H. S. a quiet, shy boy. But as the class matured into seniority, so also did this boy mature into young manhood. Peter Ball is the person of whom we are speaking. A tall, good-natured. intelligent fellow with wit and personality-A model student of Clinton High. We look on Pete as a life-long friend and are confident he will be a credit to the class in any field he enters. RAYMOND BALL College Course History Circle: Tau Sigma: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, -lg Football 2, 3, 4. There will lu' of them that have left a name behind them. Probably Ray is a good example of the average high school boy-athletic, active in school affairs, not too studious, but keeping up. We've said average-but that needs correcting. Ray's athletic ability is some- what above average. We don't know how many stripes nor how many letters Ray has won: but. added together. they must make a two digit number-which is con- siderable where athletics are concerned. If Ray faces life as he faced his football opponents. bucking its obstacles as well as he bucks a line of players, he'll soon cross the goal-line of success. 19