Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Theodore Jaros Success follows earnest effort. Ted is one of those serious and well-mannered students who make C. H. S. mighty proud. Teddy is toll, blond and makes many a C. H. S. miss turn her head and take a second.look. A few afternoons a week, Ted can be found ierking sodas and sundaes at Snyder's Pharmacy. On his four-year iourney through C. H. S., he has acclaimed more than his share of friendships which will last throughout the years. Teddy will enter college next fall, and we know he will receive as many honors in college as he did in Clinton High School. Good luck, Tedl Tau Sigma, History Circle, Junior Prom Committee, Class Ring Committee, Class Book Staff, Boys' State Representative. Russell Eldon Jeweff Put off today what you can do tomorrow. Russ is one of those amiable fellows you like to meet in the corridors of C. H. S. He always has a friendly smile for pals and strangers alike. Russ is one of the famous Galloping Gaels who certainly worked hard and helped the team win its many vic- tories. Russ's favorite hobby is stamp collecting but now and then he manages to get in a game of pool. Russ's future isn't quite certain yet, but whatever he decides to do, the Class of '50 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, History Circle, .lunior Prom Committee, Boys' State Representative, Football 2, 3, 4. Robert Kane A man of few words. Bob is one of the quieter boys in the class but gets along very well with everyone. He never had time to take an active part inhschool activities but was always an enthus- iastic supporter af all C. H.S. events. He finds delight in fishing, skating, and playing pool. Although he isn't one of the selected circle on the testimonial list, Bob manages in some way or another, to obtain one now and then, iust to show the other pupils that he has as much ability as they. Bob's future plans are not certain but we all know he will succeed in whatever he does. Best of luck to you, Bob, from all your classmates. Junior Prom Committee, History Circle, Tau Sigma, Ring Committee. Jolm P. Kitfredge Men, like bullets, go furthest when they are smoothest. Despite a few battle scars and wrinkles, Kitty has weathered the storm in the allotted four years. He has shown many a teacher that he is a good scholar while it is hard to convince a few others of the fact. A genial good humor, a smile and ready wit, combined with his business ability stemming from his part-time iob, all sum of Kitty's chief char- acteristics. His berth on the varsity for three years is ample proof of his athletic ability. Kitty thrilled many a crowd with his daring play-making and shooting. Need we say more? Kitty hasn't as yet revealed his future plans to us but we are sure that he will be successful in any undertaking. Best of luck, Kitty, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Tau Sigma, History Circle, Latin Classical Club.

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There s nothing at all that worries me. Russell Hauver Silence is the perpetual herald of lay. Perhaps we shall recall Russell as one always remember him as a true friend us he has definitely proven that he is were of a passing grade. His friends of the quieter members of our class, but we will and a loyal classmate. During his four years with not the studious type, but nevertheless, his marks know him to be of an honest and good-natured character with a sufficient quota of iolliness. As Russell's future plans are as yet obscure, we hope that success will follow him throughout his endeavors. Best wishes from the Class of '50, Russell. , Tau Sigma, History Circle. John Peter Hazel Life is a fest, and all things show it I thought so once, but now I know it. Pete, one of the Germantown boys, is one of the most likeable fellows. He is an athlete of outstanding capabilities and his favorite sports are football and baseball. Always active in class affairs, he is one of those fellows who are forever willing to pitch in and lend a helping hand when needed. Pete plans to enter Worcester State Teachers Col- lege next fall and we, his fellow classmates, know that he will succeed in whatever field of endeavor he may choose. Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais, History Circle, Tau Sigma, Class Ring Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Class Book Staff. James M. G. Hughes During his stay at C H S , Jim has distinguished himself both socially and athletically. He was tcp man of the famous Combine which ran many successful dances during our last two years. On the gridiron he was a veritable star. Wearing number l3, he was doomed to be unlucky as we saw early in the season when he fractured his ankle, which ended his career as a guard. This scrappy lad from the Acre hasn't as yet revealed his future plans to us, but we are sure he will be a success at whatever he undertakes. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Tau Sigma, History Circle, School Paper. Margaret Mary Hyne Dark and vivacious-sweet and gracious. Now we came to Peg. At first we see a' quiet, reserved student, but we take another look and our original opinion changes. Beneath that quiet exterior we find a mischievous, fun-loving Peg, who has made many sincere friends for herself. Peg, with her twinkling eyes and sleek, ebony hair, is one of our best-dressed and attractive senior girls. Her plans for the future are as yet uncertain but we wish her success in any field she endeavors to enter. Junior Prom Committee, Class Ring Committee, History Circle, Dance Committee, Thanks- giving Show 2, Debating Society, School Paper.

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If you try hard enough you will win. Michael James Kiffredge A man of few words is a man well spoken. Now we turn our attention to Acre, Mass., where Mike hails from. Mike -tall, blond, and terrific, is certainly one of our favorites at C. H. S. During the summer months, Mike's plans for the future are as yet indefinite, but the Class of '50 extends to him When fishing season opens, Mike is the first one to cast his line. During winter months, his favorite pastimes are bowling, basketball, and walking. There is many a C. H. S. miss who wouldn't mind keeping Mike company, but he prefers to be with the boys. Mike's plans for the future are as yet indefinite, but the Class of '50 extends to him the best of luck! History Circle, Le Cercle Francais, Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Class Book Staff. Roberta Marie Korbuszewski Blonde and vivacious, sweet and gracious. Bobbie is a girl who distinctly fits into things. Blonde hair, brown eyes, a petite figure, a sparkling personality-all these go into the making of this charming young miss with a delightful disposition. She is fond of dancing and ice skating. She's developed quite a liking for football too, and during the season you can always find her at Fuller Field cheering with all the rest of the fans. A good student, Bobbie leaves us to attend business school in the fall, and all the sincere good wishes of the Class of '50 go with her. History Circle, School Paper, Junior Prom Committee, Inter-class Dramatics 4, Basketball 4. Wayne Kraemer Wayne is o sports minded young man, hailing from Bolton, who is well-known to anyone who ever goes to Dame Field to see a baseball game. The spirit of teamwork which he displays in sports will stand him in good stead in the future. Also, Wayne can be often seen down at Turner Hall. Wayne shows exceptional ability in the field of Cartooning, so he plans on uniting his two main interests and become a sports cartoonist. In this endeavor, he has the best wishes of his fellow classmates. History Circle, Tau Sigma. Joan Dorothy Kraft She makes the sun shine in o shady place. Joan is the vivacious redhead with the dancing feet. Her marks run about the some as those of most of us, namely, a hop, skip, and a jump ahead of the red. .loan has a host of friends, both in and out of school, especially an the dance floor. She has never been too preoccupied to drop a greeting, or too busy to aid an acquaintance. Joan possesses the formula of success in her charm and genuine friendliness, and we know these will carry her to whatever goal in life she has set for herself. Junior Prom Committee, History Circle.