Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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SILVIO THOMAS MAZZEI GENERAL COURSE “A light heart lives long.” We are happy to introduce Silvio, whose pleasing person- ality and friendliness have made him an ideal student. He is a loyal supporter of all sports activities and always displays true sportsmanship. His aid and cooperation were cheerfully given to any enterprise. Whatever his intentions for the future are, he has the best wishes of the Class of ’49 with him. Photography Club — History Circle — Tau Sigma DOLORES PAULINE MERCIER COLLEGE COURSE ‘‘She who loveth instruction loveth knowledge.” Charming personality, a pretty face, a brilliant mind, and a great deal of musical talent, depict Dolores. This girl with the “nimble fingers” is headed for future success because of her ability at the piano, her quiet manner, and her geniality. We wish her good fortune as she goes on to further study at Boston University. Photography Club — History Circle — Le Cercle Francais — - Latin Classical Club — Debating Society — Junior Prom Committee — Thanksgiving Show 4 — D. A .R. Repre- sentative — Honorary Member of Women ' s Club — Class Book Staff PHYLLIS ANN MILEWSKI GENERAL COURSE “May seem serious, may seem shy. But she’s full of life, ’tween you and I.” Phyllis is a spark in our Senior class life, is extremely jovial and friendly, and is the possessor of a pair of ocean blue eyes and a contagious laugh. She is a rabid advocate of the dance, and especially likes dancing the polka. We think Phyllis de- serves all the success sure to come her way in the future. Photography Club — History Circle JOHN MILL GENERAL COURSE “What care I for books?” “Jack,” as the boys call him, is a typical high school boy, fun-loving, liked by all, and a hit with the girls. Jack” can be found at all dances and school activities. He never bur- dened himself down with books but he managed to succeed in his studies. Whatever you may do in the future, “Jack,” the Class of ’49 wishes you the best of luck. Photography Club — History Circle — Tau Sigma k

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JOHN MICHAEL LYDON COLLEGE COURSE “One never becomes a gentleman by accident Tall, meticulously dressed, a friendly smile, describes “Jack,” one of the star mounds-men for the Clinton nine. His height also proved an advantage on the basketball court, many times attributing the much-needed point for victory. We feel sure that “Jack will tally a high score of success in whatever profession he chooses. Photography Club — History Circle — Le Cercle Francais — Tau Sigma — Baseball 3, 4 — Basketball 3 MARY ALICE MAHAN GENERAL COURSE “To have a friend, you have to be a friend.” Everything about Mary is decidedly friendly — her carefree manner and her disposition. You can be sure that wherever Mary is, “Sarge” and “Famie” are not far away, £or these three are always together enjoying a good time, whether in- side or outside of school. An ardent sports enthusiast, a staunch supporter of school activities, and a good student — that’s Mary. Good luck, Mary, from the Class of ’49. Photography Club — History Circle — Class Ring Com- mittee — Junior Prom Committee — Junior Marshal — Softball 2 — Thanksgiving Show 4 BARBARA RITA MARHEFKA GENERAL COURSE “It’s nice to be natural When you are naturally nice.” Attractive, blonde and petite describes Barbara, one of the most likeable members of our class. She is always sociable and ever-ready to lend a helping hand. Dancing and sports are among her favorite pastimes. Her scholastic ability and am- bition are sufficient proof that she will be successful in her career as a medical secretary. Photography Club — History Circle — Latin Classical Club 2, 3 WILLIAM JOHN MARHEFKA GENERAL COURSE “A smile for every occasion.” “Billy” is one of the boys who believes that a smile takes less effort than a frown. This “North Ender” manages to have the right answers at the right time without burning the mid- night oil. The only oil-burning that concerns him is in the cars at the gas station which he tends. Best of luck, “Billy, from the Class of ’49. Photog raphy Club — History Circle — Tau Sigma — Junior Prom Committee

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DANIEL MITCHELL TECHNICAL COURSE “None but himself can be his parallel.” Introducing “Danny,” a brilliant and versatile young man — actor, orator and Boys’ State Representative. With his un- failing leadership and industry as Editor-in-Chief, “Danny” has done much for the success of this class book. His mag- netic personality, friendly smile and boyish charm have en- deared him to all his classmates. “Danny” plans to enter Holy Cross, and we, the Class of ’49, wish him the best of luck, knowing that his success is inevitable. Photography Club — History Circle — Debating Society — Tau Sigma - Latin Classical Club — Decorating Chairman of Prom Committee — Inter-class Dramatics 3, 4 — Boys’ State Representative — Clinton High School Representative at “Good Government Day” — Editor of the Class Book. DONALD MYLES MITCHELL TECHNICAL COURSE “There is no genius like the genius of wisdom.” As the hunting season approaches, “Duke,” an outdoor enthusiast and ardent fan of trapping and fishing, spends most of his leisure time, while not working at Brockelman’s, roam- ing the woods. He is even more outstanding for his scholastic ability, proving this by having his name continually on the testimonial list, and by his appointment to Boys’ State, 1948. Medicine is “Duke’s” goal and the college of his choice is Holy Cross. With his dynamic personality, he is bound to be a success. Photography Club — History Circle — Latin Classical Club — Tau Sigma — President, Debating Society — Junior Prom Committee — Boys’ State Representative — Class Book Staff SHIRLEY ELIZABETH MITTON GENERAL COURSE “A smile will go a long way But a laugh will go still further.” Petite, cute, with naturally curly hair, Shirley has a cheer- ful personality and a warm smile. She has worked at J. J. Newbury’s and we’re sure that she must have caused sales to skyrocket. Shirley has chosen nursing as her profession. We wish her luck and may her patients’ theme be, “I don’t want to get well!” Photography Club — History Circle JOHN JOSEPH MOLLICA GENERAL COURSE “A true friend was never more appreciated.” John, or “G. I.” as he was appropriately nicknamed, came to us after serving three years in the United States Navy. Since his arrival at Clinton High School, he has made many friends. John’s future is, as yet, undecided, but whatever it may be, best of luck from the Class of ’49, John. Photography Club — History Circle — Tau Sigma