Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Daniel Michael Driscoll Ploy the gome well. And now we present one of the most popular boys in C.H.S. — a tall, husky, be-dimpled Danny whose good nature and friendli- ness have made him a regular fellow, liked by everyone. But Dan- ny has done so much of which he can be proud. He was our Foot- ball Captain, with an enviable record as a gridiron warrior. Who can forget the thrilling moments when Danny ' came roaring down the field to score the winning touchdown? Not only has he attained leadership in football, but also in class activities, for he was chosen Class Treasurer. We know that whatever you intend to do, Danny, success will accompany you. French Club History Circle Class Treasurer A Baseball 1. 7,3, 4 Football 7, 3 , 4 Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. Laura Marie Duval The mildest of manners and the gentlest of hearts. One of the quiet members of our class, Laura ' s sincere and gen- erous attitude have made her a friend to all. Her readiness and willingness to cooperate have endeared her to both classmates and teachers. Laura ' s future lies in the nursing profession and with her soft, reassuring voice and ready, sweet smile she will undoubt- edly bring comfort and solace to many. Good luck, Laura. Photography Club, History Circle Junior Prom Committee. Robert Joseph Fitzgerald To lohe things os they he, That is my philosophy. How can we introduce Bob ? Fun-loving? Carefree? Light-heart- ed? Well, let s not bother. Everybody knows he s all three com- bined and more Many a dismal day would have been passed in math class without his ready wit and hearty laugh. Free from wor- ry, he a! ays saw the bright side of a troublesome X2. Maybe that sunny disposition just comes naturally with red hair. May you sol e all life s problems Bob with as much ease. Thomas Francis Fallon A good word goes a long way, A smile goes even further. A flashing smile, a friendly wave and personality plus introduce Tom, one of the handsomest and most popular members of our class. Tom, an all-round athlete, was the star right end on our 1946 football team and also one of the leading stars in baseball. His popularity was confirmed when he was elected President of the Class in his Junior year, and he conducted our class affairs so efficiently that the year was a great success, socially and finan- cially. He hopes to enter St. Anselm ' s College, and best wishes are extended to him from all his classmates. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4- Football 2, 4 Tau Sigma, Treasurer ; French Circle,- History Circle , Photog- raphy Club, Junior Prom Committee. Tau Sigma, History Circle, Photography Club; Junior Prom Committee.

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Barbara Jean Dippold A gay heart makes a happy lace. A sunny disposition, sparkling personality and sincere friendliness account for Barb ' s popularity with all her classmates. She was our choice for Vice-President in her Sophomore year, a position she executed with ability. Her enthusiasm in all High School af- fairs has been unrivaled. A fine dancer, a smart dresser, Barb never lacked partners at a dance. Best wishes for success are ex- tended to you from the Class of 47. Photography Club; Junior Prom Committee ; History Circle; Thanksgiving Show 1, 2; Vice-President 2 ; Freshman Inter-Class Dramatics. Ann Dorothy DiRienzo Always happy, always gay, You ' ll find her that way , every day. ' Now as the spotlight turns, its rays fall on Ann. Our first impres- sion was that she was quiet, but after we became better acquaint- ed with her she proved quite the opposite. Because of her fine sense of humor, she has brightened many otherwise dull hours with her gaiety and cheerfulness. Ann has visions of herself in a white cap and uniform, taking patients ' temperatures. The Class of ' 47 wishes you success in your chosen profession, Ann. Band 2, 3, 4, Photography Club; History Circle; Junior Prom Committee, Thanksgiving Show 3. Robert J. Donahue A quitter never wins A winner never quits. We proudly present Bob,” one of our best athletes. He was the star quarterback on our champion football team, and his ability to guide and direct the team spelled victory for us. His success was not confined to the football field, for his ability as a student was clearly demonstrated in the classroom. Bob’s sense of fair play and sportsmanship guarantee his success in the future. Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 ; Photography Club; Tau Sigma ; History Circle ; Junior Prom Committee,- Thanksgiving Show. John James Dowd A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. ' ' Johnny stands out as an exceptional dancer and excellent dress- er, as a fellow who has been interested in everything going on about him, as a pleasant companion and a true friend. Johnny is also well-known for his athletic ability, having played on the varsity football team for the past two years. The road to success is a hard one, but we know that Johnny will come out on top. Best of luck from the Class of ' 47 , John. Football 3, 4 ; Photography Club; Junior Prom Committee; Tau Sigma,- History Circle ; French Club.

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Joan Mary Flynn She may look serious, she may look shy, But she ' s full of fun, twixt you and I. Good things come in small packages, and Joan is no exception to the well-known proverb. A sincere smile, a cheery hello and you know you ' ve just passed Joan in the corridor. Joan was select- ed one of our cheerleaders in her Senior year and she certainly knew how to make the boys win. She intends to enter Business School and the Class of 47 sends its best wishes with one of its favorites. History Circle-, Photography Club Junior Prom Committee : Thanksgiving Show. Rita Ida Fontaine A light heart lives long. A pert, petite, pretty brunette who has a delightful laugh and sense of humor, and makes friends just as quickly as her laughter comes — that ' s Rita. Rita is always full of pep, fun-loving, and pop- ular with both teachers and pupils. She wasn ' t the most studious girl in our class, but her name did appear occasionally on the testimonial list. Rita plans to enter the nursing profession and the Class of 47 feels sure that she is bound to succeed. C. H. S. Band 4, History Circle; Photography Club; Junior Prom Committee, Thanksgiving Show Alice Cecile Gannon Always happy, always goy ; Gee, we ' d like to have you stay. ' The Class of ' 47 proudly presents Alice whose flashing smile and vivacious personality have made her one of our most popular girls. Although no social function would be complete without “Al, she has managed to reserve a special spot on the Honor Roll every quarter. Alice plans to attend the Bryant and Stratton Commercial School and we are sure she will have great success. Best of luck, “Al, from the Class of 47. Junior Prom Committee Junior Marshall, Class Ring Committee; Class Book Staff; Photography Club; Band 2, 3, 4, History Circle,- Senior Dance Committee. David Patrick Gannon Happy am I, from core I am free , Why can ' t they all be content like me? Dave, better known as D. P., needs no introduction because he is one of the most popular boys in the Senior Class. His happy- go-lucky manner and good looks have been envied by all. We won ' t stop to mention his career as a student, but we can assure you that his response to all athletic and social events was enthus- iastic. At home on the dance floor, in the wilds of Maine, or be- hind the wheel of a Buick, “Dave ' s interests were many and var- ied. His plans for the future are indefinite, but with his charm and wit, we know he will be a success in whatever he chooses. Football 2, 3, 4 ; French Club; History Circle,- Tau Sigma; Photography Club; Junior Prom