Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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J ':. 4? SENIURELASSUFFICERS QQ' D . 5 f f ' 15 Q Q l 1 , ,ff 4 i VFIASURIR SECRETARY. VICE-PRESfDENT, PRESIDENT H'Ill'4I ,Inu-ph .llzupiwli jruwl Uury Hullruni Uury lfllvn lfllnm lf1lu'urfI 'l'lmnmx Uilrlwll

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HIS CLASS BUUK Ann Friedrich Mary Burke Francis Coleman Edward Mitchell Edward Alzapiedi Thomas McLaughlin Lois H illner . fd I I jD'1.l,1 Cnc! H01 .5 Mary Ellam Edward I. Alzapiedi Ianet M. Balboni Iane C. Bianchi Leslie G. Blake Iames F. Brousseau Mary E. Burke Margaret A. Caiazzi Alfred I. Cecchini Robert I. Ciciotte Francis I. Coleman Iudith K. Coleman Iohn T. Conlon, Ir. Iohn G. Corbosiero Laurence A. Cravedi Sophie T. Czerrnak Mary E. Devaney Anne M. DiBenedetto William E. Dyer Robert P. Dziurgot Mary E. Ellam Ioan I. Fitzgerald David E. Freel Ann E. Friedrich Bernard F. Gaughan William H. Godard, Ir. Margaret A. Goggins Ralph W. Haley Ianet H. Hamel Marsha A. Hatt Mary T. Henighan Lois E. Hillner Honor L. Howe Roderick B. Kilcoyne Iane M, Kittredge Louis M. Kulaga Marie T. LaBombard Mary A Lizak Donna R. Loasby Stanley E. Macora, Ir. Christopher A. Maypother Shirley D. McGinnis Thomas P. McLaughlin Siegfried E. Meyer Vdward T. Mitchell Ioyce M. Mitton Iohn E. Mullen, Ill Lorraine M. Murray Betty A. Nadolny Warren R. Nelson Iames L. Peete Bette A. Perla Carmela M. Pizza Lucia L. Regonini Carol A. Renaud Donald I. Richards Dora M. Rosoborry lfary D Ruberti Ionatlian M. Sargent Anne C. Sliaughnossy Iosepli F. Siok, Ir. Vdmund R. Sledzik Marcia B. Stank Thomas R. Thompson Iune M. VanBuskirk Patricia A. Walsh Helen O. Wagner Iohn E. Wolfe Stanley R. Zytkiewicz

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CLASS MOTTO Ari Maiorem Dei Glow CLASS COLORS Purple and White I ll QWIOVS CLASS UF NINETEEN FIFTY-FIVE gizlwarol yofiepb Jmapie i For he who is honest is noble, Whatever his fortunes or birth. No introduction is necessary for Ed who is well-known and liked by all. While a member of our football team, he achieved an enviable record. His success, however, was not confined to sports alone. His ability as a student was clearly demonstrated in the classroom and as our treasurer he helped to conduct class altairs so efficiently that they were always a success, both financially and socially. Ed plans to enter Holy Cross next September, and we, the Class of '55, extend our best wishes tor his future success, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, Junior Prom Committee, Treasurer 3, 4, Tau Sigma, Class Book Staff, History Circle, Latin Club, French Club, Math Club, Executive Committee, Senior Hop Committee, Student Government Representative, Senior Dance Committee, Photography Committee, Chairman, Ring Committee, National Honor Society. anef may gadoni Variety is the spice of life, But popularity lasts forever. Jan, as she is known to her host of friends, has proven herself to be one of the most popular girls in the class. During her stay at C. H. S. she has held the position of Class Secretary, a fitting tribute to such on outstanding girl. Seen at every social affair and sports event, Janet has possessed the unusual ability to keep her name continuously on the testimonial list. During school hours Jan's humor made many a class enioyable. Jan plans to enter Boston Children's Hospital in September. To such a wonderful girl as you Janet, the Class of 1955 wishes the best of luck. Junior Prom Committee, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Class Book Staff, History Circle, Latin Club, French Club, Senior Hop Committee, Exchange Student, National Honor Society, Inter- class Dramatics, Senior Dance Committee, Photography Committee, Ring Committee, Honorary Member of Clinton Women's Club.