Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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CHARLES PATRICK JOYCE COLLEGE COURSE “Disturb not that which is quiet.” “Charlie” is one of the shy, reserved members of our class. But those who were fortunate enough to have his friendship realize what a true friend and a regular fellow he is. He has all the traits necessary for success, and he uses them to good advantage. The Class of ’49 wishes its best to you, “Charlie,” and may fortune and success be yours in your career. Photography Club — History Circle — Le Cercle Francais — Tau Sigma — Boys’ State Representative IRENE ANN KAMINSKI GENERAL COURSE “Personality, a gleaming smile, An active mind, a friend worth-while.” Irene is one of the members of our class who needs no in- troduction, for who can mistake that tall, attractive girl, with a pleasing personality who has made so many friends. Irene is, as yet, undecided as to her future, but whatever it may be, we can be well assured that her goal will be attained. The Class of ’49 wishes you the best, Irene. Photography Club — History Circle ELIZABETH MARIE KINNEAR COLLEGE COURSE “There’s mischief in her eyes And laughter in her heart.” Vivacious, brown-eyed and fun-loving, describes Elizabeth, better known to her classmates as “Tish.” Her ready wit and keen sense of humor have made her liked by all her classmates. Although active in extra curricular activities, she has main- tained a high scholastic record. She has displayed much ar- tistic ability and her possibilities in this field are unlimited. Best of luck, “Tish,” from the Class of ’49. Photography Club — History Circle — Le Cercle Francais — Latin Classical Club — Debating Society — Girls’ State Representative — Class Book Staff MARGARET KINOSIAN GENERAL COURSE “Silence brings it’s own pleasure ” Quiet, demure, small in stature — all describe Margaret. No teacher had to worry about her behavior in class, and always could be certain of a conscientious endeavor on Margaret’s part to have her assignment carefully prepared. In keeping with her quiet nature, Margaret has kept her plans for the future to herself, but we are sure, from her actions and record in high school, that she will achieve success in her chosen line of work, and the Class of ’49 will be proud of her. Photography Club — History Circle

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FRANCIS XAVIER HOWARD COLLEGE COURSE “f have always thought the deeds of men the best interpreters of their thoughts.” Four years ago there entered the portals of Clinton High School a modest, unassuming, young lad. Since then he has established an enviable record for future students to follow. Francis is an example of what a high school student should be. In addition to ranking among the highest in his class, he is one of Clinton’s most accomplished musicians. We often wondered how one person could be endowed with so many desirable talents. His ambition is to become a concert pianist. A glance at his record insures success in any field which he decides to undertake. Good luck, Francis, from the Class of ' 49. Photography Club — History Circle — Latin Classical Club — Le Cercle Francais — Tau Sigma — Junior Prom Com- mittee — Class Book Staff VIRGINIA MAY IMBIMBO COLLEGE COURSE “Let come what may, Music will always remain.” Virginia, one of our popular songbirds, first won public ac- claim in our Thanksgiving Shows. “Ginny” takes an active part in all school functions and in addition to her school work, spends many a night at Turner Hall Gym, engaging in calis- thenics. A student whose name appeared regularly on the testimonial list, she plans to enter Juillard School of Music in the Fall. Best of luck to you, “Ginny,” from the Class of ’49. Photography Club — History Circle — German Club 3, 4 — Thanksgiving Show 3, 4 — Inter-class Dramatics 4 MICHAEL ALFRED INNAMORATI COLLEGE COURSE “Here he comes, there he goes.” “Mike” joined our class this year and immediately became one of the most popular members. No dance could be a suc- cess without “Mike.” He is an enthusiastic skier and looks forward to winter weekends and vacations when he can fill his car with friends and head for the hills. “Mike” has no definite plans for the future but we are sure he will find success. Photography Club — History Circle — Tau Sigma — Football 1, 2 — Basketball 1, 2 GLORIA ANNE JACKSON COLLEGE COURSE “She makes the sun shine in any shady place.” Clinton High School is certainly going to miss Gloria, every- body’s favorite, with her pleasing personality and winning smile. She has shown her ability as a singer and an actress in the Thanksgiving Show and Inter-Class Dramatics. By her buoyant charm, this happy-go-lucky girl has added to the enjoyment of those fortunate enough to know her. In what- ever the future has in store for you, Gloria, best of luck from your classmates. Photography Club — History Circle — Thanksgiving Show 1, 3, 4 — Inter-class Dramatics 3

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BARBARA ANN KIRBY COLLEGE COURSE “Not bold, nor shy, nor short, nor tall. But a new mingling of them all.’’ Barbara — the girl with the vivacious personality, friendly smile, and fun-loving disposition. Her chic appearance is well- known to all the students of Clinton High School, and no so- cial function is ever complete until “Barb arrives. Proof of her scholastic record is the fact that she was chosen as an Honorary Member of the Clinton Women ' s Club. The Class of ' 49 visualizers her as a true “Florence Nightingale,” and since she has the reputation for integrity, sincerity, and abil- ity, success will certainly be hers. Photography Club - History Circle Le Cercle Francais — Latin Classical Club — Debating Society — Junior Prom Committee — Thanksgiving Show 4 — Class Book Staff — Honorary Member of Women’s Club RUTH ANN LABBE COMMERCIAL COURSE “Dance your troubles away.” Ruth is one of the more quiet members of our class. She is known throughout the class for her gentle manner and pleasant smile. She has dancing ability, and spends most of her time perfecting it. Ruth plans to become a dancing teach- er, and the Class of ’49 wishes her the best of luck in her chosen profession. Photography Club — History Circle RICHARD DOEHLA LANG COLLEGE COURSE “The quiet men are the great men.” “Dick,” more familiar to all as “Deets,” enjoyed a great high school career with the Class of ’49, as an outstanding athlete and superb student. In the classroom he quietly re- cited his answers, but out on the diamond and the basketball court, he was a sparkling reason for our very successful teams. “Dick’s” sense of fair play and sportsmanship guarantee his success in the future, and the Class of ' 49 wishes him the best of luck. Photography Club — History Circle — Tau Sigma - Football 1 — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 PAUL FRANCIS LANGLOIS COMMERCIAL COURSE “Not that I loved study less, But leisure more.” The “Guy Madison” of Clinton High, Paul seems to enjoy pleasure more than studying, but still manages to keep in the good graces of his teachers. A friend in the true sense of the word, and an all around good fellow, he leaves without any definite plans for the future, but we know that whatever he undertakes he will be a success. Carry on, Paul. Photography Club — History Circle — Tau Sigma