Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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DOMINIC LAMBERTO Commercial Course Pholography Club, Asrociale Editor, Tau Sigma We now turn the spotlight upon Dom, who undoubtedly belongs to the student group of C. H. S. i To his many colleagues he leaves an unforgettable character, marked with integrity and understanding. Dom's main ambition centers around aviation. He hopes to become a member of the U. S. Navy Air Corp some day. The class of '43 wishes you the best of everything in your chosen career, Dom. WILLIAM LANG College Course Varrily Bareball, Photography Club, Tau Sigma, Hirtory Circle And now we present another one of the boys from Down-Under. In Bill, we have that unusual combination of student and athlete. During his four years in Clinton High, he has maintained an enviable record in all his subjects and his ability as a baseball player is well-known throughout the Midland League. Bill's quiet and generous nature was appreciated by both teachers and pupils alike. Upon completion of his High School course, Bill intends to enter Naval Avia- tion. The best of luck from '43, Bill. PETER F. LAVELLE College Course Tau Sigma: Photography Clubj Foolball 2, 3, 4,' Football Caplain, 4. And now we present a man who needs no introduction, for his exploits on the gridiron have been acclaimed not only by the students of C. H. S., but also by the many sports fans as well. Peter never believed in burning the midnight oil, yet he managed to get the necessary grades somehow. He hopes to enter Notre Dame some day where we all know, he will be a great success. The best 'of luck Al from '43. EDWARD LEMANSKI Commercial Course Tau Sigmaf lunior Prom Commilteej Phozography Club Ed is another of our quiet boys who has made many friends during his stay in C. H. S. He was a welcome member of the class, for he was always ready to help out in making class and school activities successful. We don't know what Ed's future plans are, but we do wish for him the best of luck in his future life. 29

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MARY A. KELLEY Normal Course Phoiography Club California's contribution to Clinton High's Class of '43 is 5 ft. 2 in. of wit, charm, and humour. A worthy representative, everyone will agree, for Mary's pleasant disposition and friendliness have won many friends for her in her four years here. She is a loyal supporter of all the school activities, and her familiar voice can be heard cheering the boys on at all the football games with the rest of the Cali Gang. Mary plans to become a member of the nursing profession. Here's to you, Mary, from the Class of '43 ,-nothing but the best. IOSEPH KILCOYNE General Course Class Treasurer 4: Interclass Show 1, 2: Thanksgiving Show 1, 2, 3, 4,' Senior Show: Photography Club: Tau Sigma What shall we say about Ioe? There are no words to express all that he means to usg clever entertainerg chosen leaderg faithful comrade and class officer. His quiet smile made us love him and trust him and know that he would not fail us ever. He has been, and always will be, more than our treasurer of funds: he is our treasurer of memories and friendships and all that Clinton High has meant to us. We award to him our special Medal of Honor, MARY T. KITTREDGE Commercial Course Prom. Commitlee, Class Book Slaff Mary, always welcome because of her sunny smile and pleasing personality, is one of our very popular girls. The sound of rushing feet, a split-second before the tardy bell, announces her arrival each day. She has always been a loyal supporter of all class activities, and is also an ardent sports fan. Although she never acquired any grey hair Worrying over the next day's lesson, she always kept out of the red and squeezed in a few testimonials as well. After graduation, Mary plans to enter Wilfred Academy of Beauty Culture. Best of luck, Mary, from '43, RUSSELL H. KRACKHARDT Technical Course Photography Club, Tau Sigma, Aeronautics Club Russell is indeed one of the most scholastic Wonders the town of Berlin has produced. He is a persistent, persevering fellow who believes in doing all chores which are assigned him, before doing anything else. This is the simple reason why Russell's name appears on the testimonial list without fail. Russell's career lies in engineering. Presently he intends to be a pilot for the Naval Air Corps. Best wishes and the best of luck from the Class of '43. We are sure that your future will be a successful one. 28

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LUCILLE E. LENDA Commercial Course Photography Club Another Burclitt Hill contribution to Clinton High is Lou , whose pleasant personality has endeared her to all. Although a loyal supporter of all the school activities, she still managed to receive her share of testimonials. At recess you're sure to find her at her regular hang-out in Mr. Mitchell's home-room--another addition to the gang in the corner. Lucille plans to continue her studies at a secretarial school and when her class- mates of '43 see her again, we know she will be speeding along the road to success. IANET P. LES Commercial Course Photography Club Take a friendly smile, a charming personality-and you have in a nutshell a description of Ianet. Although she has attended most of the school activities, she still has managed to stay at the top of the testimonial list without too much el-fort on her part. Her sense of humor has made her an indispensable member of the gang of happy-go-lucky girls in the corner of Mr. Mitchell's home-room. Ianet plans to enter the field of Beauty Culture and we, the Class of '43, wish her the best of luck in her work. TI-IERESA F. LYNCH Commercial Course Photography Club Theresa is a quiet, unassuming girl with a way which has Won for her many real friends. She is ever kind and generousg her ready smile is always in evidence, and her pleasant nature gives her entry into any gathering. We know with certainty that the many sterling qualities which she manifested in her career at Clinton High, will guarantee her great success in life. In parting, all we can say Cand we say it with the utmost sinceretyj is, Good luck, Theresa, and all the happiness in the world to you. ETTORE I. MARINI Commercial Course Photography Club, Tuu Sigma Like many others in the class, Eddie worked afternoons and so found little time to participate in any extra-curricular activities. However he never failed to give his moral support to all class and school functions. A quiet and serious minded student, Ettore never neglected his studies and always received excellent grades in all subjects. He intends to become a farmer, When The Lights Go On Again, but pres- ently yearns to serve his country in some capacity in the armed services The best of luck, Ettore, from '43 . 30