Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Tribute to the Faculty In from ( ' liiiloii Scliool tlm (’hiss of IDKJ is to (lisinl(‘ inte — to sent ter as it wei-e to till jioints of tlie coiiipjiss. ' itli it will all the reinemhranees of Jli h School life. And anion » the most pleji.sant, most din’otiMl, most ir;ite- fnl rememhrjinees of all, will he those of the j ood, kind, ever-retidy teachers. It was these “jiood Sanuii-itans that turned ns from the wroiii; }»ath and showed ns the ri »ht. They were the ones who made the dillicnlties easier to hejir. They were the ones who strove with ns tlironj’h dillicnlt tasks and scholastic hardshi])s. .Vnd so 1!)1() » )es forth from its “Alma Mater” into the world to S])read abroad the i)recej)ts of their teachinjis. lint wherever we io, we will never forget the teachers, the gnai-dians of onr welfai-e.

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FOREWORD tile preeedeiil establislied by tlie Class of 1!)14 we have called this book the third volume of the lemora- bilia. Ill doing this we have lieeii guided liy a strong and sacred sense of an established custom. AVhile, liy no means model in its arrangement, this volnme re])resents the best efforts of onr class, and we have no apologies to offer. Whatever touches of linnior may seem somewhat jioignant to individnals we hope will be taken in the same s]drit in which they were written, namely — of attemjiting to make this book, not entirely one of lamenta- tion and ])raise, bnt a trne portrayal of the lighter sides of onr school life. For onr successors, the fntnre classes of ( II. S., it is onr sincerest wish that they will adhere to the established name, jirotit by the errors which we and onr ])redecessors have made, and enjoy the greatest success in the publication of their volnme.

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THE FACULTY LAWRENCE F. O’TOOLE, Principal THOMAS F. GIBBONS Superintendent of the Clinton Schools SUSAN D SMITH NELLIE KENT 7