Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Erich Paul Lang A gentleman throughout. And now we come to a typical high school student. We all know Paul as a studious, well-mannered, friendly classmate. His willing- ness to lend a helping hand to all in need has made him well-liked by students and teachers alike. Paul definitely plans to further his education, and we who have known him for the past four years are certain that his pleasing manner and ready smile will win him friends and lasting success. Photography Club Junior Prom Committee History Circle : Tou Sigma. Robert Fred Lange Speech is great , silence Is greater. Bob is, first and foremost, a great outdoor man, more at home in the wide open spaces than in a classroom. His favorite pastime is hunting, and they say he is a better than average marksman. This isn ' t his only accomplishment. No, he is also a well-known musician. Do you remember the Larken Hill Billies? Well, that smooth guitar player was none other than Bob.” He is interested in a musical career. We wish you luck in it, Bob. Photography Club: History Circle; Junior Prom Committee. Tou Sigma ; Football. Florence Laskowski Good nature, what a blessing! Everything about Pat is decidedly friendly — her carefree man- ner, her disposition. Wherever Pat is, you can be sure Erika is not far away, for these two are always together having a good time, whether it be taking a walk, going to the movies, or going to school. Pat intends to be a telephone operator. Good luck, Pat, from the Class of 47. History Circle , Photography Club; Junior Pr o i Committee. Marie Josephine Lowrey k laugh is «orth a hundred groans in any market. Nor we come to Marie — bonnie, blithe, and buoyant-spirited. Early m life Marie dedicated herself to two things — love of laugh- ter and love of friends. Let us assure you she has gained both. Throughout her High School career, Marie has made a success of everything she has undertaken She is a firm believer in looking at the bright side of life, a true optimist in every sense of the word. Marie plans to enter the Worcester School of Comptometry. Good luck, Marie. H • , Circle Junior Prom Committee , Phot og-

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Ruth Esther Krackhardt ' Eyes glad with smiles and brow of pearl Shadowed by many a careless curl. Now we come to Berlin ' s representative in the Class of ' 47 . “Ruth- ie ( petite and pert, is best known tor her pleasing personality, her ready smile and her keen sense of humor. These were very evident in class, for how well we remember her eagerness to strike up a friendly discussion in any topic in any class, but especially in Room 8. Whatever profession you decide to follow, “Ruthie,” we wish you success in it. French Circle; History Circle , Photography Club. Doris Gertrude Kraemer A true friend, a rich asset. Doris is, first and foremost, a student — an excellent student. She has established an enviable scholastic record during her four years in C.H.S., yet in spite of this achievement she has remained quiet and demure. Her help has been given freely and willingly to all class activities and even to the less fortunate members of our class. Doris has the ability and perseverance to attain success. Our best wishes go with you, Doris. French Circle,- Junior Prom Committee; Class Book Staff; History Circle; Photography Club. Dorothy Ann LaBombard Personality, a gleaming smile, An active mind, a friend worth-while. Pretty, carefree, gay — that ' s how we describe Dorrie,” who has made a host of friends during her four years at Clinton High. An ardent supporter of all school affairs, a pianist of outstanding abil- ity, a consistent testimonial student— these are a few of her ac- complishments. Whatever your future plans may be, “Dorrie, we feel sure that success will come your way. History Circle; Photography Club, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Junior Prom Committee ; Interclass Dramatics 1; Thanksgiving Shows. Pietrina Laura Lamberto Her quiet and unassuming manner Brings forth her pleasant ways. Pietrina is a sweet, demure, little miss whose charming manner enables her to make friends everywhere. She is a quiet, unassum- ing young lady in school, being rewarded at the end of the quar- ter with her share of testimonials. She always has a smile, is al- ways ready to help a friend in need. Temper — we wonder if she has one, for on all occasions she displays that calmness and poise that are qualities to be envied. The Class of ' 47 sincerely wishes her success in all her future endeavors. Photography Club; Class Book Staff, Junior Prom Committee; History Circle.

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Constance Marie Ann Lynskey A merry heart makes cheerful countenance. Let us now present ' Connie, ' ' one of the social lights of the school. With her cordial smile and frank, sincere personality, she has en- deared herself to her teachers and classmates. Connie did not worry too much about her school work, but she did do enough to maintain a good standing in class and still find time to lend a help- ing hand to others. Best of luck, Connie, from all of us. Clinton High School Bond; History Circle; Pho- tography Club; Junior Prom Committee,- Dramatics 1, 2, 3. Frank Joseph Marhefka Come and trip it os ye go, on the light fantastic toe. A flashing smile, sunny disposition, cheery Hi there, and there you have Frank, one of “ ' 47 ' % best-liked members. He is noted for his outstanding dancing ability and there are few who can surpass him on the dance floor. Frank hasn ' t made any defin- ite plans as yet, but we are sure he will be successful and over- come all obstacles in his usual cheerful way. Best of luck, Frank, from the Class of ‘47. History Circle,- Tou Sigma,- Photography Club. Rose Marie Marino Sometimes grave and sometimes gay, But we like her anyway. Whenever you hear loud and enthusiastic cheering at the Clinton High School football games, you may be sure “Rosie is back of it all. The cheering section of many a game would have been a complete failure had it not been for her lively assistance. Marks don ' t seem to worry her much, but she does seem to get by in all her studies. Although she has not definitely made up her mind about the future, Rosie” thinks she will become a secretary. What- ever she undertakes, we know she will be a success. Junior Prom Committee; Senior Class Dance Photography Club; History Circle. Bernice Marie Marsh She has a most winning manner and a soft voice. And now we introduce Bernie, a proud member of the famous C.H.S. Band. Her good humor, friendly attitude and gentleness have made her popular with all her classmates. She has always had a great interest in school activities and has always been a faithful Clinton rooter. She plans to engage in clerical work and the Class of ' 47 knows she will succeed. C.H.S. Bond 2, 3, 4- History Circle ; Photogra- phy Club; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Dance Committee.