Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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EUGENE IOHN CAFARELLI College Course Tau Sigma fPres.j, Photography Club, Football, 4. Now we come to that worthy member of the Class of '43 , Gene Cafarelli, known to his intimates as Caf . His generous, thoughtful nature together with his vibrant personality makes Gene one of the most popular boys in the Class. Gene participated in football at C. H. S. and was an important cog on the 1942 squad. His popularity was shown by his being elected Pres. of the Tau Sigma. Gene was also popular with the Weaker Sex who succumbed to his polite, suave manner. Gene intends to enter the armed forces upon graduation and the class of '45 wishes him the best of luck. FRANCES M. CATALDI Commercial Course Photography Club: Class Book Staff Now we come to one of the most friendly and carefree girls in our class. Fran has an amiable disposition and a delightful sense of humor, Besides personality, Fran has been endowed with artistic ability and brains. She ranks among the highest in our class. Good marks come naturally to her. When school days are over, Fran wants to be an ellicient secretary for some deserving businessman and we know she will be a success. Best wishes from the class of '43, Frances. ALICE CECCHINI Commercial Course Photography Club Alice is one of the most friendly and light-hearted girls in our class. She is better known to her many friends as Chick . Sports interest her keenly, and she is always at the games rooting for the borne team. As to the future, Chick is undecided, but we are sure that whatever she does, she will make a success of it. Good luck, Chick, from '43. MARY E. CIPRIANI College Course Activities: Class Ring Committee, Chairman of junior Prom Decoration Committee, Editor of Class Book, Photography Club, Class Representative at D. A. R. Meeting, junior Marshal A twinkle in her eye, a smile on her lips, Mary has won the hearts of all her classmates. She is always ready to lend a helping hand-there couldn't be a more enthusiastic worker. Mary's interests, however, are not confined to her studies, for she is an active participant in all school's activities. She also has a gift for art, and considerable talent along that line. Mary intends to attend Regis College in the fall, so the best of luck Mary, from all of us. 16

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PHYLLIS LOUISE BURNS Commercial Course Photography Clzfhg Prom Commiltre A large quantity of chatter, a bit of Irish, and a dash of laughter-mix the ingredients Well and there's Phyll. Ever faithful, and ever mirthful, Phyll is one who will never be forgotten by the members of the Class of '45. Her sincerity is genuine, and her friendship, priceless. Her willingness to help where assistance is needed has been invaluable to us. Phyllis plans to bcome a hairdresser in the future. Good luck to you Phyll from all of us! NANCY W. BURNSIDE College Course Photography Cluh, Firlzl Hockey, junior Prom CUH17l1ifll'!', Womc'n'.s' club, Chcerleaflcr 3, 4, Chrislmur Show 4, Class Book SMH Intelligence. friendliness, sociability, energy-these are the qualities which make Nancy an outstanding member of the Senior Class. Nancy has a sparkling smile for everyone. She has attended almost every social affair held. She has led the supporters of the Clinton High Football Team in lusty cheers for two years, and in spite of these activities, her name has never failed to appear on the testimonial list. As yet Nancy is undecided as to her life's Work, but whatever she may decide to do, we know she will make good. IRENE C. BURTON General Course Photography Cluh, Prom Committee Irene is a petite, blonde, blue-eyed girl, and possessor of one of the most happy, cheerful and carefree dispositions of any of her classmates. Popular, pretty and vivacious, she has been a favorite with both sexes and no doubt, her departure will leave the C. H. S. a little on the quiet side. At the present Irene is strictly Navy, and hopes for a quick ending of the present conflict so she and George can renew an old acquaintance. Best of luck, Irene, from Dear Old '43. PAUL BUTLER Technical Course Tau Sigma, Orcheflru, Photography Club, Aeromzulic: Club. We are grateful to Bolton for giving us Paul. His genial wit and good humor are in evidence Wherever he is. Although he is noted for his demure silence in class, he received more than his share of high marks when report cards were handed out. At the present time Paul is contemplating joining the Navy, and with him go Wishes for the best of luck from '43 . 15 O

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IOSEPH E. CONNOLLY College Course Tau Sigma, Varsity Football 3-4, Caplain of Varsily Baseball Team, 3-4, Freshman- Sophomore Football 1-2, Photography Club. loc is our premier athlete and we look up to him with pride. He has been a participant in sports since his freshman year and acquitted himself creditably on all occasions. His leadership is shown by the fact that he was elected to the captaincy of 1945 Baseball Team by his fellow teammates. Ioe plans to enter the Marine Reserves and we feel sure that he has the stuff to make a fine oflicer. The Class of '43 extends its sincerest wishes for your future success, Ioe. MARY R. CONNELLY Commercial Course Photography C l ab Rita is one of the few redheads of our class. Always with a ready smile, she is everyone's friend. Of course, being of such a happy-go-lucky nature, her books never weighed heavily under her arms nor upon her conscienceg moreover, her mind was much too occupied with corresponding to the Armed Forces to spend much time on home- work. Rita's future profession is as yet unknown but whatever you choose, Rita, the graduating class wishes you the best of luck. RICHARD CONTRATTI College Course Photography Club, Tau Sigma, Foolball 4. Richie is one of our rare combinations of athlete and good student. He has an attractive smile and is always well dressed. We remember him best for the athletic ability he demonstrated on the Varsity Football Team for the past year. His sportsmanship, cheerfulness, and willingness to help have made him a much sought-after friend. Your stay with us has been much too short, Richie, and we regret to bid you farewell, but whatever you decide to do, the Class of '43 will be rooting for your success. IRENE DE BLOIS ' General Course Pholography Clab Irene can hardly be called the quiet, studious type of girlg but she has a will- ingness to help others in every way possible. She liked to have a good time and never permitted studies to interfere with her pleasure. Yet her report card was never covered with the dreaded red ink. Irene's future plans are not known at this time, but whatever she does, the class of '43 wishes her the best of luck. 17