Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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7 94 6 Jn l edeiv ' ACT IV Tim : Sr|tt»Miilu‘r 19 lo. to Jiiiu ' 19 16 Setting: (’liiit »n Hi ili School ( ' hardrlers : Seniors s i: t: N i; fleet ion. ' are In ' iiif; lield. atid this time there i a hie ' hahe-u|». W e now liave Archie Cataldi as Prc ' ident; Marilvn Stirewalt. iee-President ; Mary MeAallv. Secretary ; John (hdlagher. ITeasiirer. Due to the al) ' i ' ii ' of Mrs. Stevt ' iis. Mr. Sheridan is inafle our (ihi ' ' Vdvi ' or. .... SCENE 11 EOothall is our ereat interest this Fall, and our team, ineludine niauy Seniors on its first s |uad. hattlc ' its way to the Class C State (ihani])ioushii . 1 ht‘ l.ioii ' Cluh and Rotary Eiluh present gold loot- hall ' to the victors at a loothall assembly as the stu- dent hodv cheers. SCENE 111 )ur Senior play is a success and our classmates get a round of aj)jdause. Our thanks ami appreciation go to Mr. Sheriilan. who direrted the whole alVair. SEENE IV Ehe I lass rings finally arrive, photographers are sfdecti ' d and the (dass Rook gets under way. Now we hegin to fV(d likt ' rt ' al Seniors. SCENE V Mr. (.omi ' key is now our (Mass Advisor and it looks as if he ha. ' plenty to do with a Senior Prom coming up. fiomniittees are organized and finally everything is t)rcpared. I ht‘ event is not largely attemh ' d. hut all tho ' c present hav “ fun. .... SCENE VI W e find our. ' dves dividing our time hetween d an . igma. lli ' torv (diade, French (duh and Aeronautics (duh. Mi Dri ' coll. meanwhih-. is trying to get ns ready for our final ap|»earance. SCENE VII 1 he night of night ' ha ' arrived, and we receive our diplotnas. Now we realize that this is not the end of ' chool. hut the heginning of our (‘duration in the world. Motto:

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u l evieiv ACT II Time: Se}»tenil)er to June 1941 Setting: Clinton liigli School Characters: Sophomores SCENE 1 Returning from a two-months vacation, the mem- l»ers of the Class of ’46 begin to think of their first class election. Miss Mary Murphy is selected as Class Advisor, and under her supervision the election is held. Vi hen the votes are counted, we find that Edward Grady has been elected President; Marv Collins, Vice-President; Mary McNallv, Secretan ; Peter Kaniataris. Treasurer. SCENE II The first attenij)t to fill the class treasurv is hv means of a series ol dances held on Fridav nights at Music Hall. Vi ith the co-operation of all the classes, a fonmlation is laid for a fairlv sizable treas- im . SCENE 111 Mid-years again come in sight, and this time at least we don ' t get the schedule mixed up. We are old hands at this business of cramming, too. SCENE IV (rraduation again, hut not ours. However, we find that we have graduated into the upper classes of the school. IVow we are 80-point .luniors. ACT III Time: Septeinher 1914, to June 194. ' S Setting: Clinton High School Characters: Juniors SCENE 1 As the curtain rises tui the third act, we find elections over for the second time with the same re- sults. Orders for class rings are now placed, after a careful study of various styles has been inacle. Every- one im] atiently awaits their arrival. SCENE II M id-years again, and this time we take them in stride, having been all through this torture twice before. SCENE III Our Class Advisor. Miss Mtirphy, becomes Mrs. Stevens, and we all wish her ha])piness. SCENE IV Various committees for the Junior Prom are aj)- pointed and everyone is doing his share of work. Russ Cole ' s Orchestra is sectired and the more in- dustrious classmates begin decorating the I’own Hall. The ‘‘Big Night” is here, and among the large crowd the Juniors make a gotxl show ing. SCENE V Some of our older memhers won ' t he hack w ith us next year, as the Draft is an important factor in the lives of those over eighteen. However, most of us are now looking forward to our best year ever. W e are Seniors!

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MARILYN STIREWALT V ice-Presideut iceps MARY E. McNALLY Secretary S. ARCHIE CATALDI President emop JOHN GALLAGHER T reasurer