Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Dominic Richard Alessandrini It s no trouble to smile Do you see the above quotation? W ell, that is Dick. At first glance we see a quiet, reserved student, but we look again and our opinion changes. Beneath that quiet exterior, we find a mis- chievous, fun-loving Dick . He was an active member of our class, yet he always managed, with little effort, to keep his marks out of the red and within the safety zone. Dick plans to enter Business School and we, his classmates, know that he will bring credit to his Alma Mater. Photography Club, Junior Prom Committee, His- tory Circle, Tau Sigma Richard Lawrence Arthur So much to do, so little done Dick, as his buddies from the North End call him, is noted for his friendly disposition. Although he is quite indifferent to many social events, you would be more likely to find him at the Sham- rock Alleys. Never one of the intellectual giants of C.H.S., he copped more than his share of testimonials with a minimum of study. Always witty in any class, his keen sense of humor bright- ened many a dark day. Dick’s future plans are indefinite, but he would like to continue his music study. Whatever he does, we all hope that Richard will open the door to success. Photography Club, History Circle, Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee Ralph Carter Breed Large as life and twice as natural Although we didn’t meet Carter until our Senior year, with his good looks and suave manner he was immediately acclaimed one of our most popular fellows. Carter was an ardent football enthus- iast, starring at end on our highly successful football team. His ac- tivities weren ' t confined to sports, however, for he was a faithful participant in all school activities. His plans for the future are un- certain but whatever field he chooses, we know he will be suc- cessful. Football, Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club Elizabeth Brodrick Good things come in small packages A tiny brunette is Betty, one of the North End s contributions to the Senior Class We cannot call her the studious type, yet she managed to get by with ease. Fun-loving and carefree, Betty took an active part in all school activities and was ever ready to lend assistance whenever it was needed. Her plans for the future are indefinite, but we wish her the best of luck in whatever she chooses. History Circle, Junior Prom Committee, Class Ring Committee, Photography Club