Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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LOUISE MAFFEI Normal Course Photography Club, Class Book Staff, History Circle When lriends meet, the heart warms. A cheerful Hil , a friendly pat on the back, and you know it's Muri . Her sunny countenance can be seen beaming at her friends between classes. Always one for a good time, Murf never let studying bother her too much, yet her name regularly occupied a tidy space on the testimonial list. Murt has very definite plans for the iutureg she intends to join the Cadet Nurse Corps. Best ot luck! DEA GRACE MARINI Commercial Course Photography Club, History Circle, Class Book Staff As gentle as a lamb and modest as a violet. And now we have a girl whose quiet and pleasing personality won for her a host of friends in C. H. S. Although a conscientious and faithful student, Dea manages to lend a helping hand to all our class activities, and her presence at any affair makes it a big success. Dea's ambition is to be a Stenog to some lucky boss. We are sure that nothing but the best is in store for her. THERESA MCCANN College Course Photography Club, History Circle, Iunior Prom Committee, Junior Marshall, Class Ring Committee. Class Book Staff When a friend asks. there is no tomorrow. A combination of ability, modesty and consideration for others has made Theresa a true standout among her classmates. From her Freshman days up to the present, her ascent on the ladder of success has been steady. Her large group of friends attest to her sincerity and cordiality, while her high scholastic record shows her perseverance and patience. The Class of 44 takes this opportunity to wish Tee Dee the best of luck. ' - MARGARET ANN MCCARTY College Course Vice'President, 3, 4, lunior Prom Committee, History Circle, French Circle, Thanksgiving Show, 2, Class Ring Committee, Inter-Class Dramatics, Z, Senior Show. Photography Club, lunior Marshall, Class Book Staff ' One little hour ot ioy to me is worth a dull eternity. Peggy Ann, who has been our popular Vice-President for the past two years, needs no introduction to the Class of 44 . A Whenever there were any social events, Peggy was there with a smile and giggle for everyone-indeed, no event would be complete without Miss Happy-go-lucky . Peggy has not yet decided what she will do when she leaves C. H. S.. but we know she will succeed.

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ELLIOT LANG Commercial Course Photography Club, Tau Sigma, Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Rise and shine.'f Now we come to Bud, a quiet and thoughtful student from Germantown. Bud Works at Zoll's at the present, helping the war effort by repairing shoes. In his High School career Bud has followed his brother Bill in the base- ball field. He also plays for the Germantown Basketball Team. As yet he has not decided what to doin the future, but the Class of 44 Wishes the best of luck to you, Bud . ' RITA ALYCE LEFEBVRE Commercial Course Iunior Prom Committee, Photography Club, Class Book Staff She may look serious. she may look shy. But she's full of life. 'twixt you and I. Rita, or Shorty as she is appropriately named, is one of the petite members of this graduating class. Possessing a true natural beauty, Rita never had need of cosmetics. A serious student from the first, she won the respect of her teachers and classmates alike. She has been a supporter of class activities right along, though play never interfered with work. Rita's post-graduate plans are in- definite, but we wish her loads of luck! RUSSELL LIVESAY General Course Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club Every man is a book if you know how to read him. Here we have a reserved boy with a pleasant smile. Russell is tall, rather quiet and a modest type of fellow. But underneath that exterior lies a sincerity which is hard to equal. Even though he works every afternoon, Russell has managed to keep his marks on an average well above passing. While he hasn't decided what he plans to do in the future, we know that he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. Good luck, Russell! ROGER LOUGHLIN General Course Tau Sigma, Photography Club, History Circle A man of few words is a man well spoken. Since Roger came to Clinton High in our Senior year, we have found him to be in that group of quiet, modest, young fellows, who share their work eagerly with classmates. Roger has won many friends with his congenial wit and likeable dis- position. We know that whatever field Roger decides to enter in the future, his sincerity and willingness, along with the best Wishes of 44 will certainly help him to achieve his goal.i

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LEOLA I. MCCULLOUGH College Course Vice-President of French Circle, Inter-Class Dramatics, 2, 3, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Photography Club, History Circle, Class Book Staff. ' Iunior Prom Committee, Orchestra, 3 Care and diligence bring success. Good things come in small packages and Leola is no exception to the well-known proverb. When she first came to C. H. S., Leola was shy, far too modest to announce her arrival. To this day she still possesses quietness of disposition, but her many acquaintances will testify to her ability as a scholar and her sincerity as a friend. Whatever your future work may be, Leola, the Class of 44 wishes you the best. LESTER MCLEAN College Course Orchestra, Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club An eye for women. An ear for music. Every class has its outstanding musician and 44 has her's in the person of Les. A whiz with the clarinet, Lester is well known as Marty Lester, whose orchestra plays at all our shows and dances. He is not only our most talented musician, but one of our best students. Lester is as yet undecided about his future, but we know he will succeed in any undertaking. We expect him one day to be a Someone in the music world. ' KATHERINE MCMAHAN Commercial Course History Circle, Photography Club, Junior Prom Committee, lunior Marshall, Inter-Class Dramatics, 2, Class Book Staff Her presence helps all a hundredloldf' The most fitting way to describe Kay is to say that she is continually smiling, and is on good terms With everyone. She rarely misses the oppor- tunity to let the opposite sex guide her around the floor at all school socials. Imprinted .in our hearts is a name that will not disappear from our memories, and to it we offer tribute, for it stands for the truest of friends, Kay. EDWARD r. MCMULLEN College course Tau Sigma, Senior Show, lnter-Class Dramatics, ' Iunior Prom Committee, Photography Club What care I for books. Ed, or better known as Mac , is a young man well liked by his class- mates and teachers because of his refreshing personality. His versatality has won him a high place as a thespian on the local stage and his ability cannot be questioned. ln his four years he has never missed a social event and has always been found taking the initiative. Ed's future plans are confined to the field of aviation. Best of luck, Ed! , 31