Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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MARY IANE FLYNN History Circle, Photography Club, Student Council, Iunior Prom Com- mittee. We are all familiar with the old slogan Laugh and the world laughs with you. Well, here is a young lady who follows out this maxim to the letter. lane is a tall brunette with laugh- ing blue eyes, and her charming smile is one of her greatest assets. Books never seem to bother lane a great deal, but, nevertheless, she managed to keep her marks well above the passing grade. To one of its favorite members, the Class of '42 wishes the best of luck. GINA FORGIONE History Circle, Photography Club. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. A small package full of good things: perseverance, friendli- ness, sincerity, to mention a few. We must not forget that she is conscientious - for any task given to her is a task well done. But Gina has another side other than her serious one, for she enjoys her share of fun and laughter, but she's luckier than most for she can mix fun and work and still show an enviable record. l-Iere's to your future success, Gina. MAE MARGARET FRASER French Club, History Circle, Clinton Historical Society, Women's Club, Prom Committee, Class Book Staff. In her tongue is the law of kindness. Mae is the last of the Fraser clan. With great ease she has lived up to the family tradition by keeping her marks above ninety. She possesses poise and a reserved personality, and is completely unaffected. Add to these a wonderful sense of humor, and a talent for interesting conversation, and the final result - Mae, a good friend and lots of fun. Iudging from her past success, we are sure that her future can be nothing but bright. 4 IRMA FREY History Circle, Photography Club, French Club, Class Book Staff. Charming personality, delightful to know, talented author and poetess as well as musician, and industrious scholar. Who else could be the versatile possessor of these many achievements except our own personable Irma? Irma has also been a loyal supporter of the school and class functions and no matter what the social or sporting event might have been, she could always be seen lending her will- ing support. lrma's determination to continue in the field of writing leaves us assured of her future success. 26

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EUNICE LOUISE DUNCANSON Class Secretary 3-4, Class Book Staff, Iunior Prom Committee, Iuniuor Marshall, History Circle, Photography Club, lnterclass Committee, French Club. Whoever is popular deserves attention. Eunice needs no introduction to the Class of '42 for she has been our popular secretary for two years. Eunie is always ready, willing, and able to make any affair a success. Indeed what would a school event be if Eunie, accompanied by her two special pals Helen and Dottie, were not there? Eunice plans to attend the Chandler Secretarial School, and a charming and capable secretary she will make some lucky person. Good luck Eunie from '42. AGNES DOROTHY DURKIN Photography Club, History Circle, Shorthand Circle. A little thing, a sunny smile, a pleasant word at morn. Agnes, better known to all her classmates as Aggie, is a charming girl, full of fun, and always ready and willing to help anyone. Aggies ambition is to be a private secretary. The Class of '42 registers no concern for her future, for a girl of her cali- ber can only meet with success in all her undertakings. Best of luck, Agnes. CATHERINE MARIE DURKIN Historical Society, Photography Club, Shorthand Circle, History Circle, Senior Show. Apparently so calm and sweet you'd never realize That a mischievous little self deep within her lies. Catherine, better known as Kattie, often leads people to believe that she is one of those extremely quiet girls. Nothing could be more misleading. Kattie is one of Clinton High's most popular figures. Besides being gay and witty, Kattie has always managed to be on top where testimonials were concerned. She surprised everyone at the Senior Show with her amazing performance. An unassuming nature plus a charming per- sonality have made Kattie loved by all. The'Class of '42 wishes her unlimited success in her chosen profession as a stenographer. RICHARD FLANDERS Football l-2-3-4, Baseball 2-3, Tau Sigma, Photography Club, History Circle, Senior Football Club, Thanksgiving Show 3. Dick is 5' ll tall, with sparkling brown eyes, and an ever- lasting smile. Pop's exceptional ability as a Football hero and his un- usually clever wit have made him the ideal friend of every student in his class. l-lis rating is not that of a top student, but he has had no difficulty in getting by during his four years. Pop's plans for the future are, at present, uncertain, but we feel sure that with his irresistible personality and sense of humor, there is no doubt about his future success. 25

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MARION FURPHY History Circle, Shorthand Circle, Photography Club. To see her is to like her: To know her is to love ner. Here's one girl who would never pass up an evening of Glenn Miller just to stay home and further her education. Marion has attended every social function carried on in C. H. S. since her freshman year -- and studies and teachers never seemed to interfere with her activities - rather, she combined both with encouraging results. Although Marion is undecided concerning her future plans, her cheery nature is bound to take her far. HELENE ANN GALUSKA Iunior Prom Committee, Photography Club, History Circle, Class Book Staff. The mildest of manners and the gentlest of hearts. Helene is the outstanding artist of our class. Her artistic abil- ity has Won the admiration of all who have seen her fine work. Helene has a friendly greeting for everyone, she is a soft- spoken young lady, and has proven herself to be a conscien- tious worker. If Helene's dreams come true, she will attend art school in the future.With the natural talent she possesses in this line, she can not help but succeed. Best wishes from the Class of '42 to you Helene, and may you meet with good fortune in all your undertakings. BARBARA MARIE GANNON Photography Club, History Circle, Shorthand Circle, Iunior Marshall, Ring Committee, Iunior Prom Committee. A flashing smile, a friendly wave, a lovable disposition - it is with sincere regret that the Class of '42 bids farewell to its youngest and most popular student. Bobby's fun-loving personality has guided her into the heart of every classmate. Her exceptional ability in short- hand and typewriting has been repeatedly recognized, and her plans for the future are directed towards development of these outstanding talents. The Class of '42 wishes you the best of luck, Bobby, on your brilliant path towards inevitable success. DOROTHY ANN GANNON History Circle, Photography Club, Ring Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, Iunior Marshall. Always ready, always there, Always willing to do her share. At any outside activity, be it football, skiing, or any other sport, Dotsie was always a ready rooter. She was chair- man of various committees and every quarter found her name on the testimonial list. Those who are acquainted with Dotsie might well wonder how one girl could accomplsh so much, but we, her classmates, know her secret - unwill- ingness to admit defeat. 'Dotsie plans to enter the field of medicine, and we all wish her the best of luck and success. 27