Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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C O M M I K ■ I A 1 C O U K S 1- r;ill. jiiacclul. iliarmiiiii. vcisatilc all add up to Brrilia. oiH ' of our lo liot •iirls. i t d iiu l ivo la t ‘ in flollit ' s has Noii the admiratioii of all her classiuatcs. I’rool 1 hf chose her the lu ' st dressed j;irl ol l M(). Mthou ' ih -he has always preferia ' d social activities to stud . luM ' iiaiiit ' has appeart ' d oil tlu‘ testimonial list e erv quaiter. Bertha’s future lies in the sc ' crt ' tarial lii Id. and M‘ knoAx that she uill he as sueeesslul a seeretar% as ht xas a student at C. II. S. Best of luck. Bertha I (. 7 1 ’ ) - H: lon ( ' ;nU - Senior Piiuii CommiUtt niiirles Freil Brick HoliBck C, F N F’ K A L C o U K S F Born and raised in the North End tall, hlonde with hhie eves, shv. unassuminii. dependalile — all these deserihe ■■(diiihhv. Not too fond of school activities, he preferrt ' d to walk in the woods with his dofr and un or jio howlinji with his pals. Although he was not a grind, his marks were wtdl above average, (diiihhy ” plans to miter the I . S. Navv soon alter graduation. Here’s wishing him the hest of luck from tlu‘ Class ol 1 9 ft). Phutny raphs Cli h - Untor) Circle - T jh Sigma Hlizahcth Marie Brnqie GENFKAL COURSF dl. there go ‘s Betty w ith her sparkling eyes and pleasant disposition. Although shv hy nature, still laughter was ru ' ver a stranger to her. ( )n leaving C. H. S. B( tty is un- d( eided as to what sh “ would like to do, hut wt who know her wish her all kinds of success in what« v ' r she chooses to do. Photograph)- Club - Unlory Circle - junior Prom Committee Andrew Hriiw clink C, F N F K A I. conns F ndreu is our . ' terling athlete, a pride ami jov to (dinton fails, th(“ despair ol our oppommts. His ipiiet, unassiimiiig manner has gained lor him many friends who will miss hi- pleasant and cheerlul companionship. Hiion the completion ol Army training, Andrew will seek further education in one ol the leading colleges of tlu ' East. Success to Andv from ’4t . I oothall 2. 3 , 4 - Baseball 2 , 3 , 4 - Photography Club

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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

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J (ill II .liiiiiiiii llrycd T F C n N I C A I. C O U K S F. Jolin is known to inanv ami likod liv nianv. One ol the t« stinionial pupils. Iiis amitilion is lo lu ' cinnc a (iivil Kiifiiin ' or. Aside Ironi stmiving. he seems to lind plenty ol tilin ' for sehool aetivitii ' s. inelndin workinji on that frr 13 now at the Ifolton Airport, d O him (i. II. S. savs: “You ri ' headed for suceess! Photography Club - Unlory Circle - CLn Bool Staff - ] ' ice-Pre idcnt oj Aeronantic Club - Tau Sigota H n h e r t N n r m a n Hu r ij winkle C O L I. E G E C O U R S E The first veteran to return to C. II. S. is none other than our “Derby. ” He is one of the town ' s most ardent fjolf - players and freipientiv can he found teeiii ; ofl at Runawav. Aside from his enthusiasm for sports, Derh” is one of those pleasant jiersonalities whose eompanv is sure to keep the hlues away. We know that with his quick wit and keen sense of humor, he will lu ' W ' a jiath to the learing of suceess. a Photography Club - Senior Show - History Circle - Interclau Dramatics FrauLis J. Butler GENERAL COURSE d his eommuter hv jirivate taxis from Bolton can he seen speeding over Chestnut Street at eight o’clock anv morning. He is amhitious and studious. At the present time he has not decided what he will do next year. Very well liked hy his friemls, we are sure he w ill he sueeessfid in whatever he undertakes. Photography Club - History Circle - T hanksgifing Show 3 Valia Marie Caiazzi COMMERCIAL COURSE This is the lassie with a twinkle in her eyes and an ever- ready smile. She has won the hearts of all her classmates and her loyalty and sincerity will never he forgotten hy her friends. Valia attends all the social func tions of the school and does her hit to make them a success. The Class of ’46 wishes you the hest of luck, Valia, in whatever field you choose to compier. Photography Club - History Circle - Thanksgiving Show 3 y V, ? ( M -tv :. , r.-rr