Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Ida Martha Garofoli Let others hove a quiet life. Another member of our famous band, Ida will be long remem- bered as a very enthusiastic and competent drummer. Ida is any- thing but quiet, as she is full of fun and never tires of talking, but she always enjoys an appreciative audience. Ida has decided to attend Business School, and we know that she will make the grade with ease. Our best to you, Ida. C. H. S. Bond Thanksgiving Show 1 History Circle Junior Prom Committee Photography Club. Louise Cecilia Garafoli A true friend is forever a friend A tall, slim girl with a friendly smile — that ' s Louise. A quiet-look- ing girl, she is really carefree and pleasant to know. Louise is an ardent sports fan and is seen at all football games amidst the cheering section. Louise has followed the Commercial Course throughout the four years and she intends to continue this course in Business School. The best wishes of the class go with you, Louise. Photography Club History Circle; Junior Prom Committee. William Joseph Gavin Oh, what may man within him hide. Though angel on the outward side. Cheery, chubby, red-headed Bill hails from Burditt Hill and is proud of it. With his Irish wit and booming laugh, he has provid- ed more than his share of merriment and mischief in the classroom. Bill was keenly interested in sports and was a faithful member of our victorious football team. Here s to your future success, Bill. Footoall A Tou Sigma , French Circle History Circle Junior Prom Committee Photography Club. John Paul Gentile Success follows earnest effort We proudly present Johnnie, a scholastic wonder, who takes a natural interest in his studies. He is a persistent, persevering fellow • ' ho believes in doing tasks assigned to him in an orderly and correct way That is one side of him. But on the other side we have a jolly, laughable Johnnie who is capable of turning gloom to joy He was never the one to forsake studies for pleasure, yet he participated in all class activities. As for the future, his plans are indefinite, but we are confident that he will always be a credit to C.H.S. Photography Club History Circle Class Book Staff. Tqu Sigma Latin Club Boys State Junior Prom Committee

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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

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Ellen Catherine Gibbons Always ready , Always there. Always willing to do her share. Laughing blue eyes, a quick, friendly smile, radiant complexion — that ' s Ellen. It is with sincere regret that the Class of 47 bids fare- well to Ellen, one of its most popular students. Gib s fun-loving disposition has guided her into the hearts of every classmate, and although no social or athletic event was ever complete without her, she always managed to occupy a place on the testimonial list. Ellen plans to enter the field of medicine and we are certain that wherever she goes, and whatever she does, she will undoubt- edly attain inevitable success. Junior Prom Committee; Junior Marshall; Class Ring Committee; Class Book Staff; Photography Club,- Band 2, 3, 4 ; Thanksgiving Show 3; His- tory Circle, Senior Dance 4. Maryann Theresa Goodsell 1 Happy-go-lucky, from care I ' m free There s nothing at all that worries me. Maryann is always ready to have fun, and with her cheerful dis- position takes everything in stride. She is enthusiastic about every- thing, whether it be sports, studies or class activities. Mary- ann’s plans for the future are not too definite, but she is seriously thinking of becoming a comptometrist. The best wishes of the Class of ’47 accompany her. History Circle; Photography Club; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Marshall; Ring Committee. Edward Valentine Gorski Every man must reach success In his own way. Ed, a returned veteran who established an enviable record in the Navy, achieved marked success in the classroom. He joined our class this year and immediately impressed us with his earnest- ness, his sincerity, and his willingness to work for himself and others. Interested in sports and all school activities, his support and cooperation were cheerfully given to any enterprise. Ed plans on a business career. The Class of ' 47 extends its sincere wishes for success to you, Ed. History Circle; Tau Sigma. Mabel Elizabeth Green Just me — carefree — happy as a lark. A quiet, pleasant girl with a friendly smile, Mabel has won many friends among the Senior Class. Besides taking part in all social activities, Mabel was a member of the famous Clinton High School Band and could be found at all the football games doing her share of the cheering. However, she didn’t devote all her time to extra- curricular activities. No, she gave a good share of her time to studying and consequently was always free from worry on that score. Mabel is undecided as to where she will further her educa- tion now that High School days are over, but wherever she goes we feel sure that she will be successful. Good luck, Mabel. C. H. S. Band ), 2, 3, Thanksgiving Show; History Circle ; Junior Prom Committee,- Photog- raphy Club.