Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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CLASS OFFICERS Louis Charles Carboni President Grace Gertrude Devaney Vice-President Mary Frances Grady Secretary George Edward McCaffrey T reasurer

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Class of Nineteen Fifteen : C l i n to n High School Tribute to the Faculty ‘Jttjl’F, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifteen, deem it honorable and just that we should offer some tribute to the Faculty, who have, under all circumstances, endeavored to the best of their ability to instruct us, that we might go forth from Clinton High with the best education the school affords. What we may say here cannot express the deep gratitude and the sincere appreciation which we extend to our instructors. Whatever success or prosperity we may attain in the future years, may we never forget to attribute praise to those who, in our school days, assisted us so nobly. But now we bid a fond farewell to our esteemed Faculty, and go forth with the heartfelt regret that we cannot still remain under their careful and able guidance. 15

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Class of Nineteen Fifteen C l i n to n High School A Word to the Class HE Editorial Staff of Memorabilia consider that the biographies, which make up the greater part of this book, are its most impo rt- ant and interesting feature, and we have labored with this aim. We have attempted to write them in as fair and impartial a manner as possible, and to eliminate anything which might be displeasing and embarrassing. This book is supposed to be for all times, and what may seem dis- pleasing now, in future years will be regarded with humor. We hope that this, our last school undertaking, will be carefully preserved and cherished by all, as a happy remembrance of our dear old school days. 17