Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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NORA M. D'OI.IMPIO History Circle, Photography Club. , The better hnown, the better is her worth appreciated. Here we have an extremely quiet person with a friendly, pleasing and very refreshing personality. A person of few words, but when she does speak it is generally certain, here is something to say. She has the good fortune to possess a wonderful sense of humor and she always appears to be in the best of spirits. We all know that Nora, although undecided as to future plans, is destined for success. Good luck, Nora. VICTOR D. D'ONOFRIO Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club. On with the dance. Introducing one of the best dancers in the class, as well as one of its most loyal members, Vic D'Onofrio. He has lent his enthusiastic support not only to class but also to school functions, and many a time has been observed giv- ing a perfect example of how a real student of dancing looks in action. Vic's future plans are uncertain but whatever they are 42 wishes you the best of luck, Vic. MARY A. DONAHUE History Circle, Photography Club, Orchestra. My tongue within my lips I rein, For who talks much must talk in vain. Mary, a petite, blonde, blue-eyed girl is one of the most likable members of our class. After her departure she will be noticeably missed, and no doubt, the corridors will seem gloomy in the absence of her radiance. She is a high-ranking student, scholastically and socially. With her flair for testimonials, and her magnetic personality betrayed in her twinkling Irish eyes, Mary is sure to go far on the path of life. THOMAS DRAKOS Football 3-4, Senior Football Club, Photography Club, Tau Sigma, History Circle. He who is good is happy. Tom is, as a general rule, a quiet and studious lad, but when aroused, can hold his own in any conversation. Coupled with his intellectual ability is his athletic prowess, which is evident by his outstanding record as a football player. Toss has no definite ambition but whatever he undertakes in the future, the best wishes of the Class of '42 shall always go with him. 23 .rf

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MARGUERITE DE CESARE 5-l?t5:r4y Circle, French Circle, Photography Club, Athletic Association Nay, I shall never be aware of mine own wit 'Til I break my shins against it. A giggle, a twinkle of those big, brown eyes and a smile means none other than Marguerite. She can be recognized anywhere by her rippling, contagious laughter. By her witty remarks she adds to the enjoyment of those who are fortu- nate enough to be chosen as her intimates. During her four years here, she has enthusiastically attended all social and sports events. She certainly knows how to keep up with the fashion standards. We wish Marguerite the best of fortune in whatever she undertakes. HAROLD CHESTER DEN SMORE Who is the happiest of men? He who values the merit of others. Harold is a quiet boy with a pleasant smile and a pleasing personality. His love of field and stream occupied him outside of school and he would rather fish and hunt than swim in Clinton High's social whirlpool. His industrious manner and good nature won him the friend- ship of both pupils and teachers. Harold intends to enter the U. S. Naval Training Station next year and the Class of '42 wishes him success in his chosen field. NORMAN DIEGOLI History Circle, Tau Sigma. To keep happiness we must be willing to give and share it. Perhaps we, shall remember Norman 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 con- cerned, nevertheless Norm's interest in his subjects and his ability to rate highly in them always gained the teachers' confidence. We wish the best of everything to Norman, for, with his per- severance and sincerity, he is sure to succeed. DANIEL DIONIS History Circle, Tau Sigma, Photography Club, Thanksgiving Show 2-3, Orchestra 2-3-4. None but himself can be his parallel. Presenting Danny Dennis, the schools most talented mu- sician. Danny has Won fame thru his fine musical ability and sensational clarinet playing, not only in' Clinton, but throughout the New England States. Smooth dresser, technique with the opposite sex, and vers- able manner make Danny one of Clinton's most popular young gentlemen. The Class of '42 will never forget Danny's talent, a.talent that we are sure will lead him to stardom in the musical world. 22

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t FRANCIS IOSEPH DROOGAN History Circle, Photography Club, Senior Show. Well-timed silence is more eloquent than speech. Bud, as he is known to his many friends, is not as quiet as all outside appearances would indicate. He is a frequent visitor at the Holy Rosary Gym where his talent on the basketball court is well displayed. Although he is not a testimonial student, he manages to acquire satisfactory marks and also have a good time as well. He has not mentioned his plans for the future, but the Class of '42 sends you best wishes and loads of luck, Bud. CATHERINE DUFFY Photography Club, History Circle, Class Book Staff. A jolly good sport is she. Now We turn to Catty, well-liked by everyone for her friendly smile and charming personality. Catty was ever Willing to lend a helping hand for any deserving cause. No dance at C. H. S. would have been complete without her presence and she always seemed to enjoy herself, too. - Catty's future has her slated for a secretarial school and she leaves with the best wishes of the Class of '42, ELIZABETH DUGGAN History Circle, Class Book Staff, Iunior Prom Committee, Photography Club. Good nature, What a blessing. ' Elizabeth is one of the few members of our class who daily commutes between C. H. S. and Sterling. She is the possessor of a quiet manner, pleasing personality plus a fine sense of humor. Betty is an all-round outdoor girl in- the true sense of the word. She has been with us for three years and during that time has made a host of friends and acquaint- ances. Her future plans, as yet, are unknown, but she carries with her the best wishes of the Class of '42, ALICE DUNCANSON History Circle, Iunior Prom Committee, Photography Club. A winning way . . . A pleasant smile. Alice is one of a large group of our classmates who daily makes the long trip from lofty Greeley Hill. Dunk's pleas- ing personality, genial manner and cheery smile have made her a favorite with pupils and teachers alike. As is the case with many of us, Alice's future plans are un- certain, but wherever she goes and Whatever she does, the best wishes of '42 will follow her. ' Y 24