Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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T . 1(1 II 111] I 111 Til urns 11 Al Inssiinilriiii (; I N I- R A I. C O U R S F (hirtain u| on as .R ' aiiottf of tlie laujihi nii o t ' s. tlu ' i a(‘ioiis siiiilo. tlu ' sit ' ek ohoiiy liair, stops into tlio potli ' rht. ()nr rating is A-1 piiot. (lignifiod. woll- niannor.Ml. W o can ' t help lint like In ' r. and in all fairness wo can ' t Indp luit use ,-nporlat ivos. Dt ' stiiu ' d to ho a definite hoon to a sick room in her chosen profession of nursing, JeaiU ' tte le;i es C. H. S. with heaps of got)d w ishes. ( fne grand gal is the nnanimons opinion of her elassinates. Pl)(tt gr.iph Cluh ■ H tnry Circlf ■ Rm Conuninee Marv (Aiii(}ntlii Amin I ini GFNFKAL COUKSF W e don ' t like to he copycats and use the well worn good things eoine in small packages, ’ hut for Connie, what else ' : ' e know a gt od thing when we see one, and since you ' ll want to hear more, we re going to keep right on going. Small, cute, congenial, likeahle. a goo l listener, hut wait a minute. I here are 137 more hoys and girls to tell YOU about. Now draw the conclusion. We ' ve drawn ours: Connie, to us. is toj»s . . . and then some! Phnlogrjphy Club - Hn ory Circle 1 1 (1 11 a I d James Baer TF. CHNICAL COURSE Mr. Hat ' r — the math wizard, the jovial wit, the affable la l -has left definite footj)rints on the C. H. S. sands. His fri(mdliness has made us all take notice. W e ' ve talke l with him. studietl with him, laughed with him, and — result our records all r a l the same. Don” is one swell fellow, destined for big things in a big world, and needless to say, we ' re all hehitid him one hundred ] er cent. Photography Cluh - lliitory Circle - Tau Sigma - President of Aeronautics Cluh - CLim Book Staff IMiilip JTiiinias Bailiiy G F N F R A r C O IJ R S F 1 r know Phil is to know what freedom from worry and what mental agility really means. His athletic ])rovvess has been demonstrated as a memher of our football and ha. ' kethall stpiafC. and incidentally, don’t he surprised if you hear imtre from Phil in this connection. ()ur fim- loving la l leaves (!. II. ,S. with tin best wishes of a host of friernl ' . PijT tography (.luh - History Circle ■ Tau Sigma - Football I, 2, I Ba kethall

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

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Ii ill lid rim: Jiiliii liall (, i; N F K A I C () U R S I- riit ' 1946 W lio ' s lio lists Katly Hall as ■■most clirci- liil. and von van lakv it Iroin tliosv who know that this is no nnderslal(Mnent ! W livn in id-y ‘ars loom on thv hori .oii. Katty” is thi“ :irl who assures yon everythin}; will turn out all ri};ht, and whiui the atmosphere is hlaekest. Kattv ’ is the one who sees the hri};ht side. A };ap is left in the H. S. ranks, hut tile airlines will liave an asset in a eliarmini; hostess, and don ' t think we n not proud and pleased to make this important eontrihution. Photography Club - History Circle Helen Ann Bazydln COMMERCIAL COURSE W e ve liad hlonde lever ever since Buzzie entered the jiortals of C. H. S. four years a ;o. I nassumiii}; and shy. we ' ve learned to like this little belle more and more as we ' ve come to know her better. Her };raeious manner and the conscientious way she does thiii};s have left stron ; impressions with us. We feel certain that Huzzie will jirove to he an ellicient secretary in the business world. Photography Club - History Circle ■ Thanh sgii tng Show Adelaide Reck COLLEGE COURSE Hollywood has its Ingrid Bergman, hut C. H. S. has its Heidi” Beck. Her natural beauty, warm friendliness and jierpetual pleasantness have made her an outstanding memher of the class. She’s been heaps of fun, and we shall always retain jileasant memories of our Heidi.” Best wishes to our classmate and may life treat her kindly. Photography Club - History Circle - Junior Prom Committee Jean Rarhara Revilacqua COMMERCIAL COURSE .Jean is one of the most friendly and agreeahle girls in our class. Her quiet and unassmning manner has won her many loyal friends. Although an active partieijiant in the social affairs of the school, still she has reached the height of scholastic achievement, .lean ' s future en- deavor lies in the husincss world and we predict her aliilitv and initiative will bring her deserved recognition. Photography Club - History Circle