Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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RAYMOND SBRQWCHUK General come Football, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Football Club, Tau Sigma, Photography Club, History Circle A quitter never wins. a winner never quits. Now we present the second in line to carry the Browchuk name to C. H. S. Butch , as he was better known to his teammates and classmates, carried on with marked success in the footsteps of his brother. Butch's exploits on the gridiron and baseball diamond will long be remembered. His future ambition is to be an Air Cadet, where the Class of 44 feels he will go far. Good luck, Butch . DINO CAIAZZI Q Commercial Course Secretary-Treasurer of the Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club Success follows earnest eHort. The Senior Class is now proud to introduce to you one of its most loyal members, Dino Caiazzi. But an introduction is hardly necessary, for Dino is one of Clinton High's best-known young fellows. He takes especial interest in all sport activities, and is seldom absent from any social event. But still Dino manages to keep his marks in the testimonial ranking. The Class of 44 feels that Dino will succeed in his future undertaking. ELLEN M4 CANNON College Course Photography Club, Class Ring Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, ' Thanksgiving Show, l, 2, 3, Class Book Staff, History Circle, Inter-Class Dramatics, 1, 2, Class Secretary, Z Beauty seen is never lost. Ellen is known throughout Clinton High for her sense of humor and sparkling personality. She is a regular fan for all school activities, and a dance wouldn't be complete without her. Ellen was elected secretary in our sophomore year which emphasized the fact that she is a good friend to all. Ellen's ambition is to become a nurse, and we know she is bound to succeed. The Class of 44 wishes you the best, Ellen. RUTHE CARD College Course Class Book Staff, Photography Club, lunior Prom Committee, Inter-Class Dramatics, 2, Honorary 'Member of Clinton Women's Club, History Circle Sincerity and Buthe walk hand in hand. Our eyes are now focused on a very pleasing and intelligent member of our group. We found through our association with her that Ruthe embodies sincerity, charm and friendliness. Her superb clothes, enhancing her gracefulness, and her lovely features. have been coveted by all. She has attained, also, a scholastic record well to be envied. Having impressed us so deeply, Ruthe will remain in our hearts long after she has left our class.

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VIVIAN BENOIT General Course Photography Club, History Circle A Her's is a gay life, yea 'tts true. Introducing Vivian who joined us from Woonsocket, P.. I. In the two years Vivian spent at Clinton High, she has become a favorite with both schoolmates and teachers. As iull oi lite as her name implies, she has helped to make our class functions a big success. We hope you have enjoyed your stay with us, Vivian, as much as we've enjoyed yours. Au revoir and best wishes from good old 44 . NATALIE BEVILACQUA General Course Photography Club, History Circle Silence is golden. On first seeing Natalie, one gets the impression oi extreme quietness, but she soon dispels such illusions. Natalie's willingness and co-operation in regard to all class activities have helped to make them go over the top. A sincere friend, she has gained the affection of all her classmates. Natalie's future is as yet undecided, but the Class oi 44 has her on its future success list. Best of luck to you, Natalie. ANGELA BOURAKIS Commercial Course Class Book Staff, Photography Club, Iunior Prom Committee, History Circle, Shorthand Circle, Field Hockey Personality, a gleaming smile. An active mind. a friend worth while. She is one member of our class who needs no introduction, 'ior who can mistake tall and attractive Angie , and that pleasing personality which has made so many friends. She is a lover of sports, especially skating and swimming, but manages to be a testie pupil, too. She firmly believes in doing a thing well, which probably accounts for her success in studies, particularly Shorthand. Angie plans to be a Stenog. Good luck, Angie, from the Class of 44 . HOWARD LESLIE BRIGHAM General Course Thanksgiving Show 2, 3, 4, Inter-Class Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, Photography Club, Tau Sigma, History Circle If work interferes with play. drop work. Next we come to Howard Brigham, a young man oi many talents. Howie will long be remembered for his many fine impersonations in all C. H. S. productions in which he has appeared. Howie has made quite a splash in the C. H. S. social whirlpool and his wit and humor have contributed to make more than one class iunction a great success. With his pleasing personality, Howie will go tar in the years to come and the best wishes of the Class of 44 go with him. 16

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WILLIAM CARR ' College Course President of the Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club, Inter-Class Dramatics, 2 Whose wit was peculiar to itseli. Bill is one of the well known Burditt Hill boys whom the class has grown to appreciate very much. Although working since his Sophomore year he has maintained an extremely high scholastic standing. His liveliness and cheeriulness are admired not only by his fellow students but also by the charming members of the opposite sex. With his personality and perseverance his climb up the ladder of success will not be difficult. Keep smiling, Bill. IOSEPH CASASANTO General Course Varsity Football, 3, 4, Football, l, 2, Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4, Tau Sigma, History Circle, Senior Football Club, Photography Club, Iunior Prom Committee , What strange sound is that that falls upon our ears? In Ioe we have another product of that noted part of Clinton known as the Acre. And it well may be proud of him, for Ioe was 'our capable left guard on the football team lor the past two seasons, was placed on All Midland, and given honorable mention on the All State Teams last year. His personality and character have gained for him many admirers, and they all wish him the best of luck in the future at Northwestern. EVA CHAPMAN Commercial Course Photography Club These lovely lamps. these windows of the soul. Somewhere along our Sophomore year came a girl from Dorchester, Whose genial and attractive personality endeared us to her. Eva seemed to be the quiet type, but she soon dispelled this idea. Eva hasn't mentioned her main goal in life but we feel sure that her patience and perseverance will bring her rich rewards in her future endeavors. Here's a whole classful of good wishes, Eval WILLIAM CHASE General Course Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club Make haste slowly. A A typical C. H. S. student and one of those strong and silent men, Bill is held in high regard by his fellow classmates. Forever wearing avsmile, he never seems to worry. Bill had cr good scholastic record and his marks prove to us that he spent quite a bit of time with his books. He is destined tor a career in engineering and the Class of '44 wishes him success in his future undertaking. '-lil l