Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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John Joseph McNally Take me out to the ball game. People who succeed in life are hustlers, conscientious about their work, and ever willing to pitch in and help. And that ' s John through and through. As an athlete, Jonkers was an answer to any coach’s prayer and for two years he held regular positions on both the football and basketball teams. Added to this is the fact that during our four years at C.H.S., no social event worthy of the name has come and gone without the presence of Jonker ' s pleas- ing personality and infectious grin, further proving his all around versatility. Best of luck from the Class of ' 47, John. Tau Sigma ; Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 4 , History Circle; Photography Club, Class Ring Committee,- Thanksgiving Show 1, 2, 3. Martin Arthur McNamara And yet he seemed busier than he was. ' Marty” was introduced to the Class of 47 this year, when he re- turned to C.H.S. after an enlistment in the Navy. He was intensely interested in sports, for he was a well-known member of our foot- ball and basketball teams before Uncle Sam claimed him. We en- joyed your stay with us, Marty,” and wish you the best of luck in the future. Football I, 2, 3; Basketball 3 , History Circle; Photography Club; Tau Sigma. Mary Teresa McNamara Blest with charm and certain to please. Here is Mimi,” one of the Greeley Hill girls. Mimi ' s friendly manner and pleasant personality have won for her the admiration and friendship of all her classmates. She has always been sincere, sociable, and ever ready to enjoy anything amusing. The Class of 47 has enjoyed having Mimi as one of its own and wishes her the best of luck in future years. French Club; History Circle; Photography Club; Junior Prom Committee. William Francis McNamara Not that I like work less , But leisure more. And now we give you Bill, one of the pluckiest linesmen a C.H.S. football team has ever produced. A sturdy, spirited player, Bill, regardless of the size and fame of the opposition, consistently turned in a stellar performance at guard. Off the football field, Bill shed his aggressiveness and won our respect and admira- tion with his cheerful nature and friendliness. Good luck, Bill, from the Class of ' 47. Football 3, 4; Baseball 4,- Tau Sigma; Photog- raphy Club.

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Emilio John Mastrodomenico To hove a friend You have to be a friend. ' ' Mel lo ' ' is a quiet fellow with a cordial manner, a big smile, and a certain boyish charm. We justly classify him as a student. Serious about his studies, he has established a good scholastic record dur- ing his four years at C.H.S. Mello ' s ambition is to become a pharmacist. We know that in his own quiet, efficient way he will reach that goal. History Circle , Tou Sigma Clossicol Club, Photog- grophy Club Junior Prom Committee. Barbara Ruth McGuire Popularity must be well deserved. ' ' Everyone knows friendly, likeable, vivacious Barbara. With her cheery Hello and ready smile, she has acquired a host of friends and admirers. It is no wonder then, that she was voted the most popular girl in our class. An ardent sports enthusiast, a staunch supporter of class activities, a serious-minded student — that ' s Bar- bara. May success and fortune be yours, ' Barb. ' Thanksgiving Show 2 Junior Prom Committee Photography Club History Circle Junior Marshall. Raymond Peter McGowan It ' s no trouble to smile. We are proud to call ' Ray a member of the Class of 47. After a hitch in the Navy, he doffed his Navy blues and joined us for his last year of High School. Ray s enthusiasm for everything — school, sports, and socials immediately made him a popular mem- ber of the class He intends to enter Boston University, and we see nothing but success for him there. Good luck to you, “Ray. ' ' History Circle Photography Club , Tou Sigma. Kathleen Elizabeth McLaughlin Beauty seen is never lost. ' Kathleen is Lancaster s gift to Clinton. Her cheerful disposition, read wit, and keen sense of humor have made her popular with everyone. Add to these enviable qualities her excellent scholastic record and you have Kathleen, an outstanding member of our class After graduation Kathleen plans to enter the Boston Chil- dren s Hospital School of Nursing. Good luck, “Kay! ' ' History Circle Class Ping Committee Junior Prom Committee Junior Marshall , Photography Club. Class Book Staff

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George Francis McQuoid Worry never did man any good. The Acre district has made another fine contribution to C.H.S. in the person of George, alias Spark. More often than not, Spark is seen daily flying low around Clinton in McQuoid ' s Super Mar- ket Truck, and nightly with Jonkers and Johnny” in the latter ' s Model A. George is always present and cheering for the team at all football and basketball games, but baseball is Spark ' s game of games and in it he excels. The Class of 47 sends its best wishes with you, Spark. Lots of luck. Baseball 3, 4 Tau Sigma Photography Club History Circle Junior Prom Committee Thanks- giving Show 2, 3. Helen Frances Misiaszek As sweet a girl as true a friend As ever could be found. This introduces Helen whose rhythmic steps are part of every High School social activity and give ample proof of her popularity. De- spite the time she spends at the various social functions, Helen manages to have her name on the testimonial list every quarter. Helen ' s many friends know that whatever field she decides to en- ter her sincerity and willingness, along with the best wishes of 47, cannot but help her to achieve her goal. Band 2, 3, 4 Thanksgiving Show I Photog- raphy Club; Junior Prom Committee , Junior Marshall History Circle; Senior Christmas Dance Committee Class Book Staff Class Ring Com- mittee. John Martin Moran S tones will well before his smile. Here s a member of the Class of 47 who needs no introduction. th his cheery smile and friendly Hi he is well-known to all his c assmates How we envy his light-heartedness and good looks! Al- though carefree, on more than one occasion John managed to get his name on the testimonial list His plans for the future are as yet indefinite but whatever the course he might choose, we know suc- cess will be his. H : ' o r y C rrttf Tau Sigma french Club Photog- raphy Club, football Edmund Joseph Mollica A winning way, a pleasant smile, are things that make life worth while. Ed has just |oined us after serving three and one-half years in Uncle Sam ' s Navy. Being an outdoor man, he is greatly inter- ested in anything that pertains to hunting, fishing, etc. Neverthe- less, Ed could always be found at all social affairs and was well- known and well-liked by everyone because of his magnetic per- sonality. Ed plans to attend Mass. State Agricultural School at Stockbridge to take a course in Wild Life Management and For- estry. Good luck to you, Ed. Tau Sigma, History Circle Photography Club.