Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Nicholas R. Cecchini A boy s will is the wind ' s will, And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. Nick is one of the shy, reserved members of our class, but those who were fortunate enough to have his friendship realize what a true friend and regular fellow he is. He is the sort of student who can t help but make good. He has all the traits necessary for suc- cess and he uses them to good advantage. The Class of 47 is cer- tain that he will continue to achieve his enviable records at Holy Cross College. Class Book Staff ; Junior Prom Committee; Latin Classical Club; History Circle; Tau Sigma ; Photography Club Theresa Chrostowski Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. An excellent thing in woman. Well, folks, here she is; yes, we mean Theresa. Theresa ' s sense of humor never misses the funny side of anything, and she has bright- ened cur darkest hours with her gaiety and cheerfulness. Her even disposition has won her many friends, among them her two insep- arable pals, Helen and Reggie. Theresa is undecided as to where she will continue her education, but wherever she goes, the Class of 1947 wishes her success. History Circle; Junior Prom Committee; Photog- raphy Club. Gerald Kenneth Clark hove always thought the deeds of men The best interpreters of their thoughts. ' Clarky needs no introduction. He is one of our many returned veterans whose cheerful personality has won for him the esteem of all his classmates. Gerald is always present at social and ath- letic activities, but still he manages to keep his marks well above average. Clarky intends to enter Massachusetts State College. The Class of 47 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma. History Circle. Football; Baseball. Joseph John Clisham Not that I loved study less. But leisure more. Happy-go-lucky is the only suitable description for Joe. Contin- ually hungry, sometimes sleepy, always seen on High Street with a mail bag for the Item are a few things we ll remember about Joe. Although not an athlete, he has repeatedly been known to yell himself hoarse at va rious football contests. Joe is seldom seen alone, more often than not being accompanied by his stead- fast friend, Bob. Best of luck, Joe, from the Class of ' 47 in whatever you do. Tau Sigma; History Circle; Prom Committee,; Photography Club.

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John Francis Burke A smile, like an Irish mile , Goes o long way. It is with great pleasure that the class of ' 47 introduces one of its outstanding students, for John ' s name never fails to adorn the testi- monial list. He is noted for his oratorical ability and we feel confi- dent that in future years his name will be written in the Hall of Fame. John has not yet decided upon his career but whatever he undertakes, he will be sure to succeed. Best of luck, John, from the Class of 47. President of Latin Classical Society, History Circle , Tau Sigma, Class Book Staff, Photo- graphy Club, Junior Prom Committee, Mass. Junior Statesmen Club. Mary Theresa Burke It ' s nice to be natural When you ' re naturally nice . We present light-haired, blue-eyed Mary, the outstanding girl in the Senior class. Vice-President of our class for two years, Co-Editor of the Class Book are a few of the important offices to which Mary has been elected — positive proof of her competence, efficiency and sincerity. Mary has contributed to the success of every school activity — the band, the dances, and in great measure the testimon- ial list. She plans to enter Teachers’ College and we know that she will be a definite asset to the teaching profession. Vice President 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4. History Circle, Senior Dance, Co-Editor Class Book, Junior Marshall, Junior Prom Committee, Photography Club, Class Ring Committee. Clsmentine Marie Camerano Laughter makes the world go round. Lovely to look at? Yes. Delightful to know? Yes, again! That’s Tina With a delightful sense of humor and a charming wit to match her personality, Tina has completed her four years of study cheer- fully. She has faithfully followed the Commercial Course during her stay and acquired her share of testimonials. Tina intends to become a secretary and with her excellent background, we are sure she will be a successful one. The best of luck to you, Tina,’ from the Class of 47. Junior Prom Committee, Photography Club, History Circle, Class Ring Committee. Ruth Elizabeth Casson Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths ore peace. In her quiet v ay, Ruthie has won a host of friends among the stu- dent body and faculty. A bright, cheerful little miss, she was ever ready and willing to lend assistance whenever it was needed. Ruthie managed to keep in close touch with the social life of the school and at the same time be an honor student — an excellent combination She plans to become a beautitian and we know tha‘ she will be a successful one. Photography Club, Junior Prom Committee, History Circle

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John Gustave Cloutier He was fond of amusement, too Now we come to Bolton $ much appreciated contribution to this High School. Although Jackie has only been with us one year, he has won many friends and admirers. Even if he seems to be a quiet chap, his saintly appearance is only skin deep. Jackie ' has proved himself a real friend, and was ever willing to offer a help- ing hand, providing the task was not too strenuous. He plans to |oin the Navy, and we know he will be a success. May you have smooth sailing, Jackie . Tau Sigm a Photography Club; History Circle. Theresa Marie Cocchiola Friendship cannot be valued too highly. A happy smile and a laughing heart, a sincere desire to help her classmates in their moments of misery are a few of the fine qualities that we find in Terry. She is a loyal supporter of all school ac- tivities and her familiar voice can be heard cheering the boys on at all football games. She is also a popular participant in all school dances and shows. Her future plans point to a career in the busi- ness world and we wish you the best of luck, Terry . Thanksgiving Show I, 2, 3 History Circle, Junior Prom Committee Photography Club; Class Pmg Committee. Vincent Francis Costello Here he comes , there he goes. Next, none other than Mickey, that boy from the Acre who is one of the best liked in the class. His ability to add humor to just about anything, as well as his pleasant personality, have won for him many friends. Studies never seemed to bother him, although he always did well in all his classes which, due to his presence, never knew a dull moment. Mickey plans to further his education at U.C.L.A and we are sure that he can ' t help but succeed. Best of luck, Mickey! History Circle Photography Club Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4 Tau Sigma Junior Prom Committee, Thanksgiving Show 2, 3. James George Dickhaut I II be merry and free, I II be sad for nobody. Of course, we all know Jim, for with his personality and good ooks, how could it be otherwise. Jimmy is well-known for his quick it and his ability to make a classroom anything but a quiet, d u I place We can t overlook his contribution to the success of our •’ootba and basketball teams. Yes, he was an excellent athlete, too His plans for the future are indefinite, but whatever you do, Jim, 47 wishes you the best of luck. Tau Sigma, History Circle, French Club, Basket- ball 4 Photography Club, Football 2.