Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Irene Krysia The mildest of manners and the gentlest of hearts. Now here we have a combination of dark hair and twinkling eyes that you have to go for to beat. One thing that makes her the envy of her classmates is her lovely clothes. Countless are the times we have wondered and sighed over her Saks Fifth Avenue appearance. As we gaze into our magic potion, we hear the staccato of typewriter keys and we see lrene in a trim business suit. There's no doubt that she will be one of the best secretaries the business world has ever encountered. Good luck and the best of everything, Irene. History Circle, Le Cercle Francais, .lunior Prom Committee. k Oscar Labrock Every man is a book if you know how to read him. Ozz is one of those happy-go-lucky fellows who always has a big grin for everyone. Ozz would do anything for o friend and we doubt if he has an enemy in the world. He was always willing to help out the class in any way he could no matter what the task. We all remember him as the little man who kept things going right when they appeared to be going wrong while we were decorating the Town Hall for the Junior Prom. Ozz plans to be a salesman in the future and the Class of '50 knows he will be one of the best. Tau Sigmag Junior From Committeeg History Circle. Francis Lamlein To ski is to live, why not live? Francis, better known to his fellow students as Franky, is one person who has per- sonality plus. He brings a chuckle into any sort of conversation, and he is never at a loss for words. A friendly smile is Franky's trade mark. He is never without an idea, for they are a part of him. Franky takes on active interest in all sports, especially skiing. He plans to further his studies at Worcester Trade. Here's to success, Franky, from the Class of '50, History Circle: Tau Sigma. Phyllis Louise Laughlan Personality, a gleaming smile, an active mind, a friend worth-while. On the surface, Phyl appears to be a little reserved, but to her friends and classmates she is known as a fun-loving girl. Steady and dependable, she has gone her quiet way making friends on her iourney through C. H.S. Phyl is an attractive, well-dressed, and very well-liked member of our class. Phyllis has not yet revealed her plans for the future, but we know that with her disposition she will make a success of life. Junior Prom Committee, History Circle.

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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.

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1 Judifll Lee Happy am l, from care l am free, Why can't they all be contented like me? Judy is definitely one of the best actresses that our class is fortunate to possess. We all recall her superlative performances in the lnter-class Dramatics. She has been very active in all class affairs and was selected as Junior Marshal. Judy has many hobbies but she devotes much of her time to popular recordings with Vic Damone as her idol. She has decided to become a telephone operator, but a certain Red may yet change her plans. Good luck from the Class of '50, Judy, Junior Marshal, Inter-class Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, History Circle, School Paper, Thanksgiving Show 2, Class Ring Committee, Class Book Staff, Band 3. Albenia Mae Legere Silence is golden. We arrive now at one of our more quiet members, Albenia, or Mae, as she is more com- monly called. But to those who know her well, she is anything but the serious young lady who greets us with a soft-spoken Hello and a shy smile each day. There are many times when a dull moment has been enlightened by her keen wit. Pastimes? Well, she prefers swing music to classical, likes dancing, and enioys football games. Mae hasn't let us in on her future plans, but whatever they may be, she leaves C. H. S. with all the sincere good wishes of the Class of '50. Janet' LePore The quiet ones are those who gain the most. Janet is one of the nicest girls of our class. She is quiet, has natural curly hair and an engaging smile. A serious student from the first, she has won the respect of her teachers and classmates alike. Tennis and golf are among her favorite pastimes. Jan plans to enter the nursing profession, so we may say that our loss is the nursing profession's gain. The Class of '50 wishes Jan the very best of luck in the future. History Circle, Debating Society. Donald Charles LeRoy A good word goes a long way, a smile goes even further. Don, a tall, clark, and handsome consolation of the fairer sex-humorous, good-natured, the essence of masculinity. These traits, coupled with an unassuming dignity of haughti- ness, have gained for 'ADon a host of friends. Like most of us, he is an ardent admirer of sports, although not active in any particular sport, he takes great pains to follow our various teams, crusading on to victory, prefers baseball to all other sports, exhibiting his talents as a pitcher on the C. H. S. nine. His future plans are to enter a pharmacist school and we, the Class of '50, wish him the best of luck. Baseball 2, 4, Tau Sigma, History Circle, Le Cercle Francais, Class Ring Committee. History Circle, Le Cercle Francais, Junior Prom Committee