Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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. t KATHERINE MARIE BAILEY ' Iunior Prom Committee, Class Book Staff, Photography Club, Thanks- giving Show 1-2-3, lnterclass Dramatics 1-2-4, Ring Committee, History ITC 6. ' Her heart is in her voice. Well, here's one girl Clinton High is certainly going to miss. Her popularity is not limited to the Senior Class alone because she's everybody's favorite. What would a High School show be without Kathie She has one of the best voices in the class. But her dramatic career does not end here. No indeed! She has taken part in the lnterclass Dramatics which were very well done: Kathie plans to enter State Teachers' Where we know she'll be a success. Here's luck from the Class of '42. EARL THOMAS BAKER lunior Marshall, Ring Committee, History Circle, Photography Club, Tau Sigma, Iunior Prom Committee. V Cheerful people liue long in our memories. Socially - a great success, artistically - a future business man, scholastically, - welll? Thus briefly do we catalogue those characteristics of Earl which are evident after an hour's acquaintance. Those deeper traits - friendliness, rollicking humor, are cherished by those who know him well. If one considers these qualities he knows that they build up an admirable prediction for anyone. We all know that Earl deserves the esteem in which we his classmates hold him. The best of luck from the Class of '42, WALTER PETER BARLOW Tau Sigma, History Circle, Class Book Staff, Photography Club, Iunior Prom Committee. There's nothing at all that worries me. Walter Barlow - a gentleman personified - an attribute which goes not unappreciated by the fair sex of our class. No social event Worthy of the name has come and gone during Walter's high school career without that smooth dancing and infectious grin of his. His was a successful four years scholastically and socially. May the same success crown all the many other four years still to come. MIRIAM MARTINA BOYLAN Photography Club, Secretary 2, Iunior Marshall, Iunior Prom Com- mittee, History Circle, Shorthand Circle, Class Book Staff. Her hair, her manners, and all who saw admired. Petite and charming is Miriam. We can also add complacent and fun loving. Her attractiveness and popularity can be seen by the stag line following her at every dance, or a glance at the list ot her activities. ' Miriam's plans are to becoirie a secretary and from the qualifications a secretary has to have, we're sure she'll succeed. Best of luck, Miriam, from the Class of '42, ' 17

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LOUISE AMBROSI History Circle, Photography Club, Shorthand Circle. All things come round to her who will but wait. l Presenting one of the most popular damsels from the lofty heights of the famous Acre district. lt has been a source of - mystery and wonder to us how Louise retains her cheery disposition no matter what the circumstances surrounding her might be. Although Louise always held a steady place on the testimonial lists, nevertheless, she managed to find time for her share of fun and frivolity. Louise is undecided concerning her future undertakings, but whatever she chooses, she can be relied upon for un- questionable success. WILLIAM- ANDREICZYK Tau Sigma, History Circle. ' The greatest truths are the simplest: and so are the greatest men. Bill, as he is called, is one of our quiet, unassuming yet ambitious young men. He has always kept his marks well above average although never seeming to study too hard. L Bill is an outdoor man and his favorite pastime of hunting occupies quite a bit of his time during the season. Bill is planning to attend Massachusetts State next year so Good Luck, Bill, from the Class of '42 THEODORE ANDREWS Photography Club, Tau Sigma, History Circle, Class Book Staff. By the work one knows the workmanf' Ted is a tall, blond, handsome Acre boy. To the casual ob- server Teddy is quiet and reserved. We who were his classmates these last four years know that this conclusion is far from being correct. Although his marks were above the required grades, Ted is definitely not the studious type. Ted's vocation is undecid- ed now, but whatever career he pursues, we of '42 are confident of his success. Lots of luck, Ted. NADINE LUCILLE BAER History Circle, French Club, Photography Club, Iunior Prom Committee, Class Book Staff. She lives long, who lives well. A true believer in the maxim business before pleasure Nadine has always received general excellence. But she also believed in getting the best out of life, for she is always on hand for the social activities of the school. By her cheery manner, she has made many friends during her school years and indeed she is a friend worth having. Success is destined to be yours and the Class of '42 is rooting for you all the way, Nadine. 16

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GEORGE BRADLEY Tau Sigma, History Circle. If the end be well, all is well. ln every class there is a group of quiet, modest, loyal fel- lows who eagerly and faithfully shoulder most of the un- rewarded labors. George was one of these, but despite his quiet manner, he won a host of friends with his ever sunny disposition and patience. Although never the studious type, George managed to sail through his course with no great mishap. If sincerity is the essence of achievement, then we must look upon George as a man of achievement. ANTHONY BROWCHUK Football, Baseball, History Circle, Tau Sigma. My idea of an agreeable person, is one who agrees with me. ln thinking of Tony We recall many diverse character- istics: athletic ability, rollicking humor and the gift of gab - above others. As an athlete he was the answer to any coach's prayer, be it football, baseball or basketball, as a humorist - well, ask any teacher who was unfortunate enough to have him in class, and as a true friend - many are the classmates who will vouch for that fact. Heres to you, Tony, from the Class of '42, RUTHE IOAN BURGOYNE History Circle, Photography Club, Iunior Prom Committee, Athletic Association l-2-3-4, Sophomore Interclass Dramatics, Shorthand Circle. As merry as the day is long. Tall, willowy, with sable brown hair, and deep, green eyes all go to make one of the most charming girls in C.H.S. Who? Ruthe Burgoyne, of course. There is something about the way Ruthe Walks and laughs and Wears clothes that show us that she has that indefin- able something, which accounts for her great popularity at all social events. Ruthe is leaving for the Wilfred Academy in the fall, and We know that C. H. S.'s loss will be Wiltred's gain. MARIORIE IOAN BURGWINKLE History Circle, Prom Committee. She makes the sun shine in a shady place. During her stay at C. H. S., Margie has gained a host of friends because of her cheerful disposition and charming personality. She has always been present at our class functions, adding life and gaiety to them. A great lover of football, players always heard her voice above the noise of the crowd, cheering them on to victory. As for the future, Margie is still undecided, but whatever she chooses the Class of '42 wishes her the best of luck. 18