Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Aiiiiii ljri iiki:i C. 1 ' N I K A I CO U K S |- licit ' ;i girl good lor c t ' r tmc to know. I lt ' asant. (lc| t ' ml- alilc. ami an lionor lmlcnl. .-lit ' lias lii ' t ' ii a lavoritc ol liotli tcaclit ' i ' s and |)U|dls I lironghoul her scliot)l career. We could go oil and on. hiit you already know our estimate ol nn. She has emharked iiptHi a hnsint ' ss eart ' cr which we kiHiw ill ht ' a sneet ' ssinl out ' . - ' At.; ) ' ) (. .V ' ' ; - tlitturi CiriU - CLns Ih oi St. iff till I ill Ann (jiiinlaijniili G I- N r K A L C O II R S F (hi the siirlaee .liilia appears to ht ' a little rest ' ryetl. hiit tt) lu ' r trienils anti elassinatt ' s she is known as a Inn loving girl. .Iiilia has traineil lor otliee wtirk anti has eonsith ' rahle ahility in this lint ' of t ' liilt ' ayor. She has not aetpiainteil ns with ht ' r plans for thi ' fiiturt ' . hut ht ' r frientls preiliet fttr ht ' r a sueet ' ssfiil eart ' t ' r. Photo)ir.iphy Club - Circle liar bar a AlycR Harriman G F N E R A 1, C O U R S F Heiiu ' iiiht ' r tht ' little rhynit ' “ ' Sugar anti spiee anil t ' very- thing nice. I hat ' s what littli ' girls art ' math ' of?’ ' W ell, wt- of (]. ll. S. iifft ' r onr t ' xhihit in jtroof of this statement, for Harhara certainly has all the ipial ifieat ions. Her sincere manner anil eonliiuial ehet ' if illness have won the Irit ' iiil- -liip of all who know ht ' r. Barbara inti ' iiils to heeonie a meilieal si ' cretarv ami the Class ol ft) wishi ' s ht ' r thi ' hest of hick. Pliotuii r.iphy Club - llnti r) C nL A 11 11 1! iVlaria H a si in if s C O I. F I- (. i; C O U R .S F dhree giie e« no. nohoilv neetls to gnt ' ss. hiveryhoiK know- Anne, for -he i- one of onr most |H)pnlar ami hrilliaiit t lassinale-. Anne has never heen loo hiisy to ht ' lp out a friemi nor too preoeeiipieil to say hello.” Berhap- it i- for that rea-oii that she has hail sneh a sneet ' ssinl career at C. H. S. We are eerlain that she will aehit ' ve -m-ee--. heeaii-e -he has all the tpialilies which insure it. Pliutf)f r.ipl) Club - Hiunry Circle - juuinr Prnr Committee

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I il II (, F N IU( A I CO U K S H l-adv Kstlior has a •jranil sense of Iminor ami an ahnmianet- o( kindness and h»yallv (or lier friends, d’o those not forinnate enoneh to l»e ehosen as her intimates, “Est” mi i:lit apjK ' ar jniet and reserved, Inil as in many eases, appearances are d “eeivin j. rin hest of wislies from the (dass of ’46 joes to Esther in lier (diosen profession o( a secretary. Photograph) Cli h - Histor) Cinh ' J a m e s E d w a r d E r a d y C O L L E G F C O U R .S F “IHs friendly wit and cheery smih ' Proclaim to all a friend worthwhile I hese are oidy two of the nianv pialities that make Ed a favorite with ns. He was one of the star j layers on onr champion foothalJ team, althoiifth football li l not interlere with his studies. Ed leaves looking forward to a career in the Navv. Here’s wishing von “smooth sailing” Ed. Photograph) Club - HiUory Circle - Tau Sigma - Football 4 - Class President 2 , 3 - Junior Prom Committee - Ring Committee - lnterclas Dramatics 1 - Thanksgiving Shotv 4 Francis Joseph Griffin GENERAL COURSE This hoy represents the Greeley Hill section, hnt is not confined to it by any means. He does well in his studies and considers time devoted to them will hring its reward. “Fran” is well liked, judged hy the nnmher of his friends, and really seems to enjoy life. It looks as though he is hound for the Service, and C. H. S. wishes him the hest of everything. Photograph) Club - History Circle - Tau Sigma Barbara Ann Grimley GENERAL COURSE Here is a girl whose personality and amiahle disposition have served to place her among the more prominent mem- hers of onr class. Barbara has been an energetic cheer- lea«ler during the football seasons and has been one of onr better school actresses. The Class of ’46 is confident that she will become a worthv member of the nnrsing |trofession. Photography Club - History Circle - Ring Committee - Cheer Leader 3 , Senior Prom Committee - Thanksgiving Show 3 - Senior Show 4 - Junior Marshal

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.hill II Arlliiii ' 1 1 ii !i I i II i| !i c () I I !■: (, I- c; o u i( s f ' Mack is one (tl lli()sc lcllo v who known ami liked hy e ( ' rv nie. Of a resei e«l iialnr ‘, ihis does not keej) him Irom enjoyiiie himscdl at all jiaiiies and social aclivilies. Allhoiiffh lu is ciii|doved hv a local husiness concern, he has ainhilion in olhei ' directions. Ih ' hojies to (‘liter lloly dross (a)llcg(‘ in the Kali, and the dIass ol ' Id l(‘els that he will succeed in anv field he chooses. Photo duh ■ Uistor) (, rcle - Tan SifiMJ Katherine Marie Hawkes COMMERCIAL C O U R S F Slim- 5 ' d . golden locks which hang in flowing waves on her shoulders —hut this deseriiition of “Kathy is iiieoni- jilete unless we add her friendlv and carefree manner. Kathy enjovs sports, with em|diasis on the art of horse- hack riding. She leaves to study photograjdiy, and tlu‘ memhers of the class are certain that she will make a success in the study of this art. Pbotogrdph ' i Club - History Circle - CLm Book Staff Paul H a y mu n ri H e i n i [| COLLEGE COURSE Blessed with a winning smile and an arresting jiersonality, it is not hard to see why Paul is one of the most pojmlar hoys in the class. He enjoys sjiorts and is seen at all (jur social events. Paul ' s dramatic ability was clearly demon- strated in our Senior Show. He is headed for St. Michael’s dollege in the Fall and the h(‘st wishes of the (ilass of ' 46 go w ' ith him. Photography Club - ll tory Circle - Tau Sigma - Senior Shoiv 4 - Senior Prom Committee - Clau Rook Staff Betty Helen Hein[ild NORMAL COURSE This attractive Miss hails from the Acre district. In Betty we have a comhination of personality and glamour. She is cheerful and her gaity is enjoyed hy her friends. Her amhition is to be a nurse, and we are confident she will hecome an outstanding meinher of this worthy |no- fession. Best of luck, Betty, from the Class of 46. Photography Club - Hirtory Circle - French Club