Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Iames Frank Cummings Warren Roger Davidson Edith Delvecchio Doris Irene Densmore IAMES FRANK CUMMINGS College Course Tau Sigma: Thanksgiving Show 4: Interclass 3, 49 Senior Showg Prom Committeeg Class Book Staffg Literary Club. So much to do, .ro liltle done. lim came to Clinton High School late in '39 from Denver. He immediately gathered around himself a group of intimate friends. Being talented in dramatics and also ingenious as to scenery, he has won a reputation as an actor, his most memorable role being the Butler in the Thanksgiving Show '40. A loyal friend, generous and fun loving, Iim leaves with the best wishes of all his classmates. WARREN ROGER DAVIDSON Technical Course Interclass Dramatics 3, 4: Senior Show: Class Book Staffg Tau Sigma fpresidentjg Prom Committeeg Thanksgiving Show 43 Literary Club. Wit and wisdom are born with fhis man. Warren is a serious student, versatile actor, genial gentleman, and faithful friend. He is an Einstein in class, a Barrymore on the stage, a Don Iuan with the fair pulchritude, and a good friend to all. Warren is possessed of many talentsg outstanding among them in his ability to write. Consequently, he has chosen writing as his life's work. Warren intends to enter the Northeastern School of Iournalism and We know we can expect great things from him in the future. EDITH DELVECCI-IIO Commercial Course History Circle, Shorthand Circle. Good mzlure. Whar a blessing! Edith is the proud possessor of beautiful black hair and intriguing dimples. She has always received good marks and has also found time to attend most of the football games. In class she may not seem very talkative-but she makes up for it in study. Edie has not decided what she will do after graduation but one thing is certain, the boss won't fire her for being late. She has never been late in all her school years! DORIS IRENE DENSMORE Commercial Course Class Book Staffg Shorthand Circleg History Circle. A friend of gold Io those who really know her. Doris may be rather a quiet girl, but she has a pleasing disposition At recess she can be found in Room 6 doing her homework, taking time out to laugh and joke with her friends. Success crowns effort, is certainly true of Doris, for every quarter her name can be found on the testimonial list. Whatever Doris plans to do after she leaves school, the class of 41 1S certain that she will succeed. 26

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Mary Cocchiola Marie Virginia Connelly Iohn I. Corrigan Thornton Crossman MARY COCCHIOLA Commercial Course History Circle. A maizirn ufiih nlrrlq brown eyes. Dark-eyed sweetness is personified in Mary. Her naturalncss at all times has given her an endearing personality which is one of the chief reasons for her popularity. Mary must have found it hard to keep up in her school studies and attend class at Beauty School at night: but she has done it and deserves praise for it. With ambition such as this, Mary's success ean't be too far around the corner. I-Iere's the best of everything, Mary. You're a credit to '-ill. MARIE VIRGINIA CONNELLY Normal Course Class Secretary 2, 3. 4: History Circle: Class Book Staff: Prom Committee: Field Hockey. A: sufrel a girl, ar irue a friend, Ar ever could be found. Cap is one of our most popular girls, not only among her schoolmates. but also with the alumni. Her friendly smile and cheery good nature win her friends both among the young and old. and her bright red hair and laughing blue eyes add all the more to this pleasant picture. She has been Class Secretary for her Sophomore, Iunior, and Senior years. During these years she has shown herself to be a faithful and industrious worker. Marie is planning to enter the Wilfred Academy of Beauty Culture, and we all know that she will be successful in her chosen Field. IOI-IN I CORRIGAN College Course Tau Sigma: History Circle: French Circle: Class Book Staff. Be noi :imply good: lie good for x0n1c'll1ing'. Perhaps we shall remember Doc as one of the quieter boys of the class, but those who know him intimately value his sincere and loyal friendship. Although he was never a grind where schoolwork was concerned, Iohn's interest in his subjects and his ability to rate highly in them always gained the teacher's confidence. ' Iohn always put his best foot forward. so to speak. where the welfare of the class was concerned. I-le has been a staunch supporter of all class functions. We wish the best of everything to john, for, with his perseverance and sincerity, he is sure to succeed. THORNTON CROSSMAN General Course Tau Sigma: History Circle. Healthy and half was he. Thornie is truly one of Clinton High's most likable students. Although his card was never crowded with testimonials. he was always found among the passing group. As for his athletic career, he achieved his share of fame and glory on the foot- ball and baseball Field. It is with pride that we see him go out into the World through the portals of Clinton High School. We hope next to hear of him from Pensacola Training Base. 25

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Edgar Ray Densmore Ir Stephen Despotopulos Mary Diluzio Raymond Francis Domenico EDGAR RAY DENSMORE, IR. General Course Tau Sigmag History Circle. 1 am .mre care'.r an enemy lo life. To all those acquainted with him, this gay fellow hailing from Germantown is known as Cap. We'll admit Ray never breaks his back or strains his muscles carrying text books to and from school-but neither does he go home empty-handed. Ray never tried out for any teams, but is nevertheless deeply interested in all sports and is a staunch rooter for Clinton High. Although Ray is undecided about his future, the class of '41 wishes him the best of luck through the coming years. STEPHEN DESPOTOPULOS General Course History Circle, Tau Sigmag Baseball 2, 3. Big of body, tender of heart. A tall, robust fellow, combative, full of mischievous vitalityg that's Steve. And we might add, good-natured, for he takes all kinds of teasing from his friends with a big, broad grin. Did Steve like to study? Conlidentially no. But he was one of our mighty men on the baseball diamond, always delivering the goods at just the right time. To list another achievement, may we say that Steve is an expert at beating the tardy bell. Here's to you, Steve, from '4l. MARY DILUZIO Commercial Course Shorthand Circleg History Circle. A winning way . . . a pleasant smile. Mary's deep laughter and contagious sense of humor make her well liked by all her friends. She loves to dance, and can Rhumba and Conga as well as some pro- fessionals. Although she often worries about her studies, she doesn't like to let them interfere with her fun. At present, Mary hopes to become a private secretary. She is working hard at her shorthand and typing and we know she will succeed if she keeps striving with such diligence. RAYMOND FRANCIS DOMENICO General Course Tau Si 'mag Histor' Circleg Athletic Association. ls l Silence never befrayr yon. Razz is well-liked by his classmates because of his excellent personality and good nature. Although he did not take his studies very seriously the First year, he more than made up for it during the following three. He is very talented and plays the piano in the Holy Rosary Orchestra. His plans for the future are uncertain, but whatever field he chooses, we know he will be a great success. The Class of '41 wishes you the best of luck, Ray. 27