Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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R C) B E R T BRIDE N “Bobby” . . . Tall and chubby . . . One of our prominent football players . . . Worries about his marks (???) . . . Loved by all his classmates . . . One of the Burditt Hill gang . . . Always happy and cheerful . . . Admirer of Mr. Gordon ' s Poetic read- ings. Hall- — Hearty — Heroic. Tail Sigma; History Circle; Photography Club; Football 3, 4. R U I H A L T A B R I I) G K S “Bridgie” . . . Hails from Berlin . . . Mr. Comis- key ' s star pupil . . . Always riding around in her Hudson . . . Loves to tell jokes and watch the fun . . . Not an enemy in the world . . . fust the type you love to know and envy her friends ... A neat, fine-a p pearing miss. Well-bred — Entertaining — Alert. History Circle; Photography Club. M A R I () N B R O W N “Brownie” ... .1 cheery smile . . . Pleasing personality ... A sunny disposition . . . Always laughing . . . Beautiful blue eyes and creamy com- plexion . . . Never lacks testimonials . . . There is a nursing profession in her future . . . Alas! has dramatic ability as displayed in the fine portrayal of her role in “ Sauce for the Goslings. Dignified — Delightful — 1 alkativc. Junior Marshal: History Circle; Classical Club; Interclass Dra- matic Photography Club. M R Y E L E A N O R B U C K I ' i.i xok ... .1 tall, pretty brownette . . . The snapp ) high stepping drum majorette of the Green and Gold . . . State wide reputation for her fetes . . . Master of tin I rrpsir horean Art . . . One of the most talented yirls of (.. H. S 1 Lake Waushacum during tin summer . . . Wears tortoise shell glasses . . . I caches dancing. Stately — Gay — I iraeeful. Band 1 2. ' 1 Thanksgiving Show 2, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Hiuory ( irrlr Junior Marshal ; Photography Club

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ALBERT S . BO YV M A N “Al” . . . His ready smile and gay chuckles bring much happiness to some of our “ depressions ” . . . Member of C. H. S. Band and Orchestra . . . Expert framer (pictures of course) in a local store . . . Plans to go to Wentworth Institute . . . Wants to be an Electrical Engineer. Industrious — Jovial — Optimistic. Tau Sigma; Band 1, 2 , 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; History Circle; Photography Club. RUSSELL BOWMAN ‘ Russ” . . . The mechanical “Mr. Fix-it” of the class of ’ 48 . . . Avocation: Collecting arrow heads and stamps . . . Well-known for his excellent trumpet playing . . . Favorite subject: mechanical drawing . . . Hunting and skiing consume his spare time. Talented — Active — Noisy. Tau Sigma; Photography Club; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; History Circle; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. SARA BO Y L E “Sally ... La petite pile ... The song “ Pretty , little, blue-eyed Sally” describes her ... A good “Scout . . . Always cheers herself hoarse at a foot- ball game . . . Skilled in arts and crafts . . . Active in the Junior Prom and Inter class Dramatics. Dainty — Darling — Demure. Photography Club; Junior Prom Committee; French Club; History Circle; Interclass Dramatics; Junior Marshal. MARY ELIZABETH BRADLE Y “Liz ’ . . . Continually running . . . Does all her work well . . . Bubbles over with enthusiasm . . . Keeps the Rapid Transit in business . . . Laughing eyes . . . Plans on being a “ woman in white” . . . Supports all our class activities. Munificent — Active — Alert. French Club; Photography Club; History Circle.

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N A N C Y CARL “Nancy” . . . Carefree, patient, convivial . . . Always present at school functions . . . Splendid class spirit . . . Ready to take part in them, if need be . . . Her usual “ might as well ” attitude . . . Future nurse . . . Greatly interested in sports . . . Competent skier. Possesses Vim — Vigor — Vitality. French Club; History Circle; Latin Club; Photography Club. FRED CIAVOLA “Fred” . . . Tall, dark, and curly-headed . . . Competent boxer . . . Quiet, but not bashful . . . Takes everything in his stride . . . Favorite sport- ice hockey . . . Appreciative of the opposite sex . . . Manages to keep up with the class in studies . . . Drives the egg truck . . . Often seen with his gun and dog. Ambitious — Sociable — Gentlemanly. Tau Sigma; History Circle; Photography Club. FRANCIS CIPRIANI “Cip” ... The term “Tall, dark and handsome fits him to a “ T ” . . . Future doctor or electrician . . . Ardent hunter . . . Easy to get along with . . . Class reporter on all athletic events.. Versatile — Blithe — Ingenious Tau Sigma; History Circle; Latin Classical Club; Class Book Start ; Photography Club. RITA COCCHIOLA “Rita” . . . Slim with sleek dark hair . . . Per- petual smile . . . W ell-known by members of her class . . . Never missing from high school activities . . . Known for her musical nature, her lovely voice and her part in the Green and Gold Band . . . Soloist of the Class of ’48. Nonchalant — Charming — Enthusiastic. Thanksgiving Show 1, 2, 4; Clinton High School Band 1, 2, 3, 4; History Circle; Orchestra 1; French Club; Photography Club; Junior Prom Committee.