Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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MARY CHIAMIS Commercial Course Photography Cub, Field Hockey l, History Circle, Junior Prom Committee, Class Book Staff Sweet personality, attractive too. Anything in her power. she'd do tor you. We now come to Mary-sorry, did We say Mary? We mean Yodie of course. For who would think of calling Yodie by any other name? Besides listening to Frank Sinatra, her favorite pastime is dancing. Her ambition is to be a private secretary, and it she adapts herself to the office as she does to the classroom, we are certain she will be a success. EUGENE CHROSTOWSKI College Course Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club Watch the Birdie. Eugene's cheery personality and ready smile have helped to make him one of Clinton High's most popular students. His presence is seldom found wanting at any social event, although his school work was always above the required grade. Eugene has proved himself an excellent photographer, and was present at all games in order to add pictures to his large collection. His likeable and persevering ways will carry him far in the future. LAURA CIAVOLA Commercial Course Photography Club, History Circle, Iunior Prom Committee April flowers are where she passes. When we think of Laura we recall a sunny disposition, a pleasing personality, and a willingness to help Whenever necessary-perfect attributes to a perfect -pal. s Although Laura seems to be the quiet type in a classroom, she never fails to enjoy a hearty laugh with the gang. Her ability to mix pleasure and business have made her a favorite with both students and teachers. Good luck, Laura, to you! ANNE M. CLISHI-XM Commercial Course History Circle, Iunior Prom Committee, Photography Club All lovely things and pure things make her glad. What can we say about Anne Mae that has not already been said? We could never imagine her passing up a night at the Strand or Globe or dancing happily at some class social. To say that she is a ,happy-go-lucky and carefree girl, full of pep, would describe her Well. Her merry disposition and sense of humor assure her future success. The Class of 44 Wishes the best of everything to you, Anne.

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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

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IULIA CLOUGHERTY College Course Photography Club, Inter-Class Dramatics, 2, Class Book Staff, Junior Prom Committee, History Circle A draught of wit is a chase: to the spirit of discontent. Clever, carefree, and gay-that's the way we describe Iulia. Petite, but, as the saying goes- Good things come in small packages. Her irresistible remarks on affairs of the moment mark her definitely the Class Wit. Iulia's report card shows, however, that she has been very successful as a scholar. - Iulia's plans for the future have not been revealed to us, but we know she'll be successful in any field of endeavor. EDWARD CONNOR General Course Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club, Junior Prom Committee, Class Book Staff, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Football Club, Varsity Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4 Take me out to the ball game. Here we present Ed, another one of our all-around athletes from the North End. Although Ed isn't especially large in size, his ability was clearly shown on the football field, where he captained the squad in his Senior year. He excelled in baseball as a hard playing third baseman, and proved a formidable batter to opposing pitchers. Ed hasn't revealed his future plans to us, but the Class of 44 wishes him the best of luck. THOMAS COSTELLO College Course Thanksgiving Show, l, 2, 3, Inter-Class Dramatics, l, 2, Tau Sigma, Cheerleader, 3, Football, 1, Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Show, Photography Club, History Circle She was a good old mare. Presenting Tom, from the well known Acre district. He is one of our best dancers and may be counted on to attend all class functions. As a student, and despite working afternoons, he was a testimonial pupil every quarter. As an actor, Tom showed great ability, and his appear- ance in any play made it a success. After graduation, Tom plans to enter Georgetown, and We are certain that he will attain his goal with the utmost success. Good luck, Tom! ' ANN P. COYNE General Course Field Hockey, l, Photography Club, History Circle Love gives rose-colored glasses to the eyes. Ann's amiability and sense of humor place her among our most popular girls. She possesses a magnetic personality and a sunny smile which add to her assets for making friends. Ann is an ardent sports' fan, and is more than willing to do her bit in cheering for the home team. Her chief ambition is to become a hairdresser, and the Class of 44 has utter confidence in her success. l