Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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CHARLES GEORGESON History Circle, Tau Sigma, Manager of Football Team. Be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. The members of the Class of '42 shall always remember Charlie as an industrious student, a true friend and a very versatile young man. Possessed of a rather quiet nature, nevertheless Charlie was the type who easily made friends through no conscious effort on his own part. For the last two years he has held the rather trying position of Football Man- ager, but in his business-like manner he has proven himself a credit to his office. Best wishes for your future success, Charliel IOI-IN NI-WIN GIBBONS Class Book Staff, Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club. Education is the milestone on the road to success. Here is Gibby, one of the handsomest and most popular members of the Class of '42. Red-headed Iohn, one of our best basketball players, is the possessor of a fine sense of humor, a hearty laugh and a ready smile which make him exceedingly popular with both boys and girls. Iohn is one of our brighter students as his academic standing and fine Work as advertising manager of the Class Book show. Whatever you do, wherever you go, lohn, your classmates wish you success and happiness. DOROTHY MILDRED GUTMAN History Circle, Class Book Staff, Photography Club. Worthy things happen to the worthy. Dot is naturally quiet, truly intelligent, and ever willing. All who know Dot realize the enduring quality of her friendshipg she is always ready to help others and do her share at all times. Dot has been a staunch supporter of every class or social function. The Class of '42 will remember Dot as a sincere friend, and we know that her dependability will bring her the best of success when she enters the field of nursing which is her future intention. ROBERT HANNA History Circle, Photography Club, Tau Sigma. A smile will go a long way, but a laugh will go still further. Chick, his familiar cognomen to his friends, has a sunny smile and a happy disposition. Studies never seem to bother him, but he somehow managed to struggle through his four years in high school without suffering any great mishap. Al- though he seems to be a quiet chap, this saintly appearance is only skin deepl he is one of the disturbing elements of C. H. S. Robert hasn't taken us into his confidence concerning his future plans, but the Class of '42 wishes the best of luck to one of its favorite sons. 29

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IOHN GANNON Tau Sigma, junior Prom Committee, History Circle, Photography Club. He was fond of amusement too. Alasl Presenting john Gannon, who, although he is a stranger to his teachers, nevertheless finds no difficulty in locating his classrooms, when he does condescend to put in an appearance at school. Iohn's time seems to be equally di- vided between chauffering the hearse for a local funeral es- tablishment, and collecting tickets at the local cinema. john is the type who never strains any muscles carrying too many books home, but, somehow managed to struggle through his four years at C. H. S. Best of luck in your future undertakings, john. EVA GAROFOLI History Circle. Either I will find a way or I will make one. Eva, that good-natured, jolly person who is so easy to get along with that everyone knows and likes her. Although sincere friendliness is her specialty, We can't help but feel that mischief runs a close second. But Eva took her studies seriously and mastered them easily. With her ability to make friends and her sense of responsibility in serious matters, Eva will surely find a short cut to the highway of success. VIOLA MARY GAROFOLI Secretary of History Circle, junior Prom Committee, Senior Show, Photography Club. A light heart lives long. Viola will be remembered by most of us for her sparkling personality and her ability to Get into the spirit of things at all times. CWith little conscious effortl, Vi managed to keep her marks above average during her stay at C. H. S. ln the Senior Show we all remember her as the petite Miss who thought everything was just too thrilling! V Vi's ambition is to become one of Uncle Sam's much-need- ed nurses, and we know that she will prove both competent and successful in her career. SHIRLEY GAY Photography Club, History Circle, Shorthand Circle, Iunior Prom Committee. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Shirley is one of those girls who can make friends without any conscious effort on her part. People just naturally flock to this charming, brown-eyed girl with the radiant personal- ity. She is fond of dancing and never misses a social event. She is an all-around good sport, always active, always Gay and ready for fun. Shirl possesses a fine talent in art. It is her ambition to at- tend art school and the Class of '42 wishes her best of luck! 28

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HELEN HAROIAN History Circle. No beauty's like the beauty of the mind. Helen is one of the quieter young misses of our class. She is studious and realizes the value of doing all things well. Friendly, conscientious, these adjectives serve well in de- scribing the qualities of this short, dark-haired girl. Helen is undecided as to what profession she will take up, but whatever she chooses, we know she will be successful, and the Class of '42 wishes her the best of luck. MARION HAYES History Circle, lunior Prom Committee, Photography Club. '4She has a most winning manner and a soft voice. Marty is one of our few classmates hailing from far-off Sterling. Her bright smile and gay manner have been a source of cheer to many of us during the dark moments of the past four years. Marion was always one of the loyal rooters at the football games, and other athletic events. She has acquired many friends because of her vivacious and cheerful personality. Marion has chosen Nasson College to further her studies, and she is accompanied by the best wishes of the Class of '42. HELEN EUPHEMIA HEALEY History Circle, Photography Club, Thanksgiving Show. Use well the God-given hours. Many are the abbreviated familiarities for one so petite, and the student body would not be complete without that unequaled smile which Helen has for all of us. Petite, gay and possessed of real friendliness, Helen has enlivened many a classroom with her presence. She is ever in attendance at our football games and dances, and although not particularly studious, she manages to get by ' To-you, Helen, the Class of '42 wishes success in your chosen profession of nursing. IOSEPH THOMAS HEAMER Football, Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club. Hang sorrow! care will kill the cat, and, therefore, Iet's be merry! All eyes now focus on Toe, a fellow who has easily won the confidence and friendship of teacher and pupils alike. Ioe's athletic ability was displayed in his senior year when his competitive spirit won for him his letter in football. Ioe was always welcomed into any discussion where his un- biased opinions added zest to the conversation. ' Ioe's future plans have him headed for Uncle Sam's Navy where his industry and enthusiasm will surely make him a welcome recruit. 30