Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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ANGELO DESPOTOPOULOS General Course Tau Sigma, Photography Club, History Circle, Baseball, 1, 2, Football, l, 2 Laugh and the world laughs with you. A short, dark. business-like fellow-that aptly describes Angelo. He is both good-natured and sludious, thus making him a favorite with both his classmates and teachers. ln his Freshman and Sophomore years, Angelo was a member of the Baseball and Football teams, where he displayed exceptional ability. Angelo is as yet uncertain about his future, but he has shown interest in the Army Air Corps. Good luck, Angelo! DAVID P. DEVANEY General.Course Inter-Class Dramatics, 2, Photography Club, History Circle, Iunior Prom Committee, Tau Sigma, Thanksgiving Show, l, Z, 4 Not that I loved study less. But leisure more. Dave's good looks, wit, charm, and popularity make him an excellent candidate for the Typical High School Boy. ' Although he never racked his brain studying, Dave always managed to keep his marks North of the Border . The Frank Sinatra of our class, Dave is a singer of outstanding ability. Dave plans to enter the Naval Air Corps in July, and we know he'1l be a high flier. Happy landing, Dave. , EUNICE TERESA DIEGOLI Commercial Course Iunior Prom Committee, Photography Club, Class Book Staff, Inter-Class Dramatics, 2 l.o those who know her not. no words can paint! And those who know her well. know all words are taint. A brilliant mind coupled with a keen love of life aptly describes Eunice. From the first day of her entrance into High School, Eunice took her studies seriously, but this did not prove detrimental to her social life, for school dances and Girl Scout functions received her loyal support. Eunice is undecided as to her future work, but the Class of 44 feels that her success is well assured. ANNE DRISCOLL Normal Course Photography Club, History Circle, Iunior Marshall, Field Hockey, l, Class Book Staff As pure as cr pearl And as perfect: a noble and innocent girl. Anne is a laughing, merry-eyed girl who succeeded in making a host of friends among her classmates and teachers. Anne is what we would call a good student and managed her share of testimonials every quarter. During her twelve years of school, Anne has taken quite a liking to the teaching profession. ln the near future she plans to further her studies in this field at a teachers college. Good luck from the Class of 44 .

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MARGARET CRESPIN Commercial Course Photography Club, Class Book Staff Let grace and goodness be mine. Leominster's loss was Clinton's gain when Marge joined us at the beginning ot our Senior year. Like her? You bet we do! To say that whatever Marge puts her mind to, turns out successfully is an honest tribute. Marge's good nature and cheerfulness have made her many friends who will always remember her. Willingness to work hard always spells success, so we have no fears for her future. Best of everything, to a grand girl from 44 . ALLEGRA CROWE General Course ' Class Book Staff, Photography Club, History Circle. Iunior Marshall, Orchestra, 3 A helping hand and a generous' heart is hers. We take this opportunity to introduce Allegra, a girl Whose gracious smile and fine personality have helped to make her popular. Allegra was an eager supporter in all activities and her willingness will not be forgotten. Allegrds plans for the future are indefinite, but We've heard a rumor about journalism, and if her English compositions are proof of this talent, we feel she'1l be a big success. Good luck to you, Allegra! CECILIA E. DAVITT Commercial Course Co-Editor of the Class Book, Class Representative at D. A. R. Meeting, Iunior Marshall, Field Hockey, 1, Photography Club, History Circle What one has, one ought to use: And whatever she does. she should do with all her might. Intelligence, friendliness, executive ability-these are the qualities which help make Cecilia an outstanding member of the graduating class. Although she ranks high scholastically, Cecilia manages to indulge in such sports as swimming and bicycling, in her spare moments. The Class of 44 feels that if studiousness, willingness, and sociability are assets necessary to success, Cecilia has already made a steady advance- ment in that direction. May your future be all that you desire, Cecilia! FLORENCE L. DENSMORE Commercial Course Photography Club, History Circle My name is Modesty. And now we have Florence, a girl with a friendly smile and a pleasing personality. Throughout her four years at Clinton High, Florence has Won friends by her willingness tc help others and her gay and generous attitude toward people. Florence has followed the commercial course throughout the years and in all probability she intends to continue with this in the near future. Whatever her aim may be we wish her lasting success.

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IOHN W. DUFFY General Course Tau Sigma, Photography Club, History Circle, Orchestra ' 'l'here's mischief in his eyes. A friend in need is a friend indeed, someone once said, and Iohn proves the truthfulness of this statement. Smiling, carefree, and possessing an un- limited supply of corny jokes makes Duff one of our most popular students. Despite his many outside activities, Iohn has kept up a good scholastic record. , A C. A. P. Cadet, Iohn's mind is on the Air Corps, which he plans to enter after graduation. Good luck, Iohn! ROBERT DUNCANSON Commercial Course Photography Club, Tau Sigma, History Circle Sensib1eness and cheerfulness- Bud . Throughout his four years with us, Bud didn't tire himself carrying home books, but he managed to keep his marks well above failure. Bud is one of those tranquil people Whose companionship is sought and valued by many. Bud remains reticent regarding his future ambition, but the Class of 44 knows that his sterling character will make him a success in whatever field of endeavor he undertakes. PAUL A. DURKIN College Course Editor-in-Chief of the Class Book, Baseball, l, 2, Inter-Class Dramatics, 2, Photography Club, History Circle, Tau Sigma, French Circle, Junior Prom Committee A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. ' Paul's popularity and continual geniality have helped to make him one oi the most prominent members of the Senior Class. He was always a staunch supporter of all class activities, and also played basketball and baseball in his spare time. After school hours he is busily employed as an usher at the Strand Theater. . The Class of 44 feels that because of his cheerfulness and ambition, he will go far in the future. Good luck, Paul. IANE ANN FAHERTY College Course Honorary Member of Clinton Women's Club, History Circle, Iunior Prom Committee, Class Book Staff, Photography Club, French Club, Class Ring Committee She was of a gentle nature. Now we come to lane Ann, a very pleasing member of our graduating class. Although shy, Ianie has, by her charming and dainty manner coupled with a keen sense of humor, made her companionship much desired by her classmates. lane Ann has not unfolded her future plans to us as yet, but we all wish her success and happiness in her future life.