Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

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Clinton ’10 jforetoorb We have only the apologies of lack of time and lack of precedence in the Clinton High School to offer with this volume. We hope it will win your commendation although it was primarily intended to provide a reminder of the pleasant scenes and associations of the class of 1910 while in the Clinton High School. Then too, our volume was started in the hope that it would become an Annual Publication. In this way the Alumni can get these publications and keep in touch with their Alma Mater. We now offer you this, the first volume of the ‘‘Clintonian,” the product of our thought and the first volume of the Clintonian, the product of our thought and labor, for your approval or criticism. Also we now gratefully acknowledge the kindly services of our many friends, without whose help this volume would never have been. o

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Clinton ’10 Bebtcatton «a6 Co professor 3T. Wi. Protontng as a token of our esteem anti frienbsfjip, toe, tfje Class of 1910, bebieate tf)is bolume. “Of all my experience with High School students I never found one that ivas not worthy of at least seventy-live, if you went at him in the right way.” 7