Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Louis George Guadagnoli Few things ore impossible To diligence and skill ' A quick glance and you ' ll recognize an outstanding tackle on the 1947 football team who always proved a great threat to the op- posing aggregation. Louis accomplishments weren ' t confined to the football field, however. He was that rare combination of ath- lete and scholar, for his name always headed the testimonial list. He intends to further his education at Holy Cross. Best of luck to you, Louis. Football 4 Histo ry Circle Tou Sigma Latin Classical: Photography Club. Junior Prom Committee Moss. Junior State Men s Club. Mary Ann Barbara Guadagnoli Some think the world is mode For fun and frolic; and so do I. Meet Mary Ann, the girl with the sunny, cheerful disposition. Never too busy to help a less fortunate classmate, she has won many friends during her stay in Clinton High. Sports and socials claimed their share of her time and attention, but she always kept business before pleasure and consequently had no trouble making the grade in class. Mary Ann plans to become a nurse and we know that she will be a good one. History Circle: Photography Club. Junior Prom Committee. John Henry Hastings Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. Now we come to Jacky, one of the boys from Burditt Hill, whose pleasing personality and friendly wave have made him an ideal friend of every student in his class. Hump is a loyal supporter of all high school games and may always be seen at every social function. Jack has not yet decided what profession he will en- ter, but whatever it may be, the best wishes of the Class of 47 co with him. Tau Sigmo, French Circle , History Circle ; Photography Club. Betty Ann Hendrickson She s little buf she s wise She s o terror lor her size. 7 e now introduce Ann, one of our happy classmates who has won the esteem and friendship of both students and teachers by her ready smile and good nature. Although she doesn t pass up any good times, she still manages to keep her name on the testi- monial list every quarter. Ann s ambitions have been disclosed to few, but we all know that she II be successful in whatever she un- dertakes Good luck from the Class of 47, Ann. Frc ' Ci- ' Circle. Hutory Circle Photography Club

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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.

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Olga Hildebrandt Without labor, nothing prospers. A good friend, an active student — that’s Olga. She manages to get testimonials quite easily, for in addition to her school work she finds time to spend many a night at the Turner Hall Gym en- gaging in calisthenics, volley ball, etc. Olga intends to don a white uniform next September. With her ability and personality, success is certain. Class Book Staff; Junior Prom Committee; His- tory Circle,- Photography Club. Richard Matthew Hutchinson Let come what may. “Hutch is one of the best-known and best-liked personalities in Clinton High School. His winning smile and humorous anecdotes, plus his excellent football record have made him a favorite with all. During his four years here, ‘‘Hutch’ has proven he is not the studious type, although his marks never caused him great worry. “Hutch ' s” spare moments are spent as a connoisseur of good fruits and vegetables in the Finast Store. He has not mentioned his plans for the future, but the Class of 47 sends its best wishes and loads of luck. Football 3, 4 ; Baseball 4, Tau Sigma ; History Circle,: Photography Club. Ruth Elizabeth lacobucci It ' s a friendly heart That has plenty of friends. Ruthie” hails from Burditt Hill, that well-known district of Clinton. She is known not only for her charming personality and merry laugh, but also for her friendliness and sense of humor. She enjoys all sports including horseback riding, swimming, dancing, bowl- ing, and hiking. Nevertheless, “Ruthie” does her share of study- ing and manages to obtain those hard-to-get testies. “Ruthie” plans to attend Katherine Foley Business School. Best wishes from the Class of ' 47. Junior Prom Committee; Photography Club, History Circle. Erika Ittner And laughter holding both its sides. Erika always likes what she is doing, and is always doing what she likes. She enjoys all sports, with swimming and horseback rid- ing her favorites. You can identify Erika by her smile, her giggle, and her unusual earrings. Her plans for the future are indefinite, but whatever she does the best wishes from the Class of 47 will follow her. History Circle; Junior Prom Committee Photog- raphy Club. i