Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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IOHN A. GREALIS College Course Photography Club, Football 3, Prom Committee, Tau Sigma, Aeronautics Club Now we come to jackie Grealis, one of the Turner Boys . lack is one who always did his homework, and still somehow played football, attended gym, and Friday night dances as well. Almost any afternoon he may be seen at either one of two places: working in a local hardware store or down at Turner Hall with his Gang , For the future, lack hopes to enter Uncle Sam's Navy. We are sure the Armed Forces can use men of his quality. Best of luck, Iack, from all of us to you. OTTO GRIEHSHAMM ER Commercial Course Photography Club, Tau Sigma ln our Senior year, we were privileged to have Otto join us as a classmate. His quiet and unassuming manner, his genuine interest in all school functions have made him a welcome addition. With regret, we bid you farewell, Otto, but sincerely wish for you future success and happiness. BARBARA A. GUADAGNOLI Commercial Course Photography Club And now we present Barbara, who hails from the California district. Our first impression is that she is quiet, but after one is with her for a few minutes she proves to be quite the opposite. Barbara had dilliculty getting to school on time and could be seen in the Lecture Room at recess on countless occasions. Barbara plans to enter Becker College in the fall. We all know she will win the success she deserves. FRANCES A. GUADAGNOLI General Course Photography Club Remember those long, trying days in Mr. Dyer's algebra class? Undoubtedly they were a trial to Frances, but she faced them undaunted because she has one of those gentle, understanding natures which conquer everything in their course. We are sure that Frances, in her own quiet way, will make a great success of her chosen career-nursing. So here's to Frances, with the best of luck from the class of '43 . 23

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GEORGIA GEORGESON College Course Photography Cluh And now we introduce dark-haired, dark-eyed Georgia, who hails from the North End . She is friendly, studious, and co-operative. She has a loyal school spirit and is often seen with the L'Gang either at a football game fdoing her share of the cheeringj or at other social activities. Gia is one of the youngest in our class. She feels that this is a disadvantage, for it prevents her from taking up nursing immediately. However, we are confident that when she enters her chosen field, she will be successful. CELIA GIOKA Commercial Course Photography Club Celia is another representative of the Acre , Although outstanding in all her studies, she has exerted most of her energy on her secretarial studies in order to become as efficient as possible in them. Because of her interest in people, her friendliness, and her vivacity at all social gatherings, she is sure to gain her end which is to find her niche in the Business World. Since there are so many oppor- tunities available in these times, we know that she will Find just what she is hoping for. IOHN V. GRADY College Course Photogmphy Club, Tau Sigma, Asrociale Editor V as he is more commonly known ranks among the outstanding boys of '43 . His distinct personality and integrity have won for him many lasting friends. His ratings in marks and in social life are very high, as the records plainly show. Iohn is undecided as to his future, but the class of '43 is sure that he will be a success in whatever field he ventures. Best of luck, Iohn, from '43, RITA E. GRAVEL Normal Course Photography Club, Class Book Committee, Iunior Prom Committee The familiar trio-Bernie, Rita and Sadie-are well-known to our class. Rita seems to have a rare gift for dancing. Her rhythmic steps are a part of every High School Social activity and give ample proof of one of her many accom- plishments. Her winning smile and popularity make her an outstanding member of our class. Rita intends to become a nurse in the future. The class of '43 wishes her the best of luck. 22

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IAMES HALLINAN General Course Tau Sigma, Football, Photography Club, Foolball Club Although quiet and unassuming, lim was never at a loss for words. He never seemed to worry about studies, but what senior boy does? He was a backfield man on the football team for two years and was well-known in football circles as an aggressive and courageous player. The best of luck from '43, Iim. GLORIA E. HEDBLOOM General Course Pholography Club Gloria's career in C. H. S. has been far from uneventful, football games, dances, and lecture-room socials always seem to attract Glo-ree-ah. But anyone who supposes that fun is her only concern is very much mistaken-Gloria has hopes of becoming a nurse. Her engaging smile and crisp personality, which make her a welcome addition to any classroom, should go a long way toward making her the same to a sickroom. The best of luck to you, Gloria. MARIE M. HEDBLOM Normal Course Phologmphy Club During her four years in Clinton High, Marie, a fun-loving, good-natured girl has managed to accomplish two things: to get passing marks and to have a good time. No social function was complete without her presence and on many a Satur- day afternoon, she could be seen and heard cheering the football team to victory. Marie intends to make nursing her life's work and we all wish her the best of luck in her chosen profession. DOROTHY H. HEINOLD Commercial Course Shorthand Circle, Photography Club 'KA woman's hair is her crowning glory, is an ancient phrase, but it could never be applied with more truth than to Dorothy. As possessor of a crown of red-gold locks, she has become one of our class's most distinctive members. But Dot certainly doesn't rely upon her looks to carry her throughg she is interested in all sports and school activities, and her school marks are a credit to her. Dot's future plans seem to be well established, as she has already started her career as a stenographer in a local corporation. The very best of luck to you, Dot. 24