Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Jkilcr laic iJuni — 1)UKKIN HAZEL BROCKELMAN “Brockie” Basketball 3 (Manager 4); Glee Club, 4; Junior Prom Committee. Whenever there’s anything doing look for Hazel, and you’ll see her in the midst. Coming in puffing and panting on the stroke of third bell, and nine times out of ten not appearing even then. She and her boon companion, “Gibby,” are the bane of Mr. Cobb’s existence. In Latin she performs the most daring feats and as a penalty learns perfect “yards” of Virgil, not to mention a daily change of seat. She never fails, oh no! but mislays her books, meets with an accident or something else equally terrible. But Hazel, however, never seems averse to “Paine. On the con- trary she appears quite compromising to “it.” Next year, her musical talent will lead her to the New England Conservatory of Music, where she will matriculate. 15

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.V .sAr )iol passiiifi Shakespkauk CHARLES ATTRIDGE “Bromeo” “Red Top’’ Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Book Staff. Charlie, known and well liked by all his classmates (honored hy them, too, for he was their choice for class leader), during all four years of his school course, has stood well in all school activi- ties. Ever business-like, he managed his duties as Business Manager of the Student perfectly, yet he was ready for his part in the day’s fun at all times. Everything considered, we will concede that “Charlie” did a great deal to bring his class into the limelight. Charlie’s goal is secure if he continues to make and keep friends as he had during his school life. To him, ’‘Success.” (The great feature of his four years’ stay in High School was his intimacy with “Pinky.”) 14

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momilif hf traveler in Fanei ’s UnaV (Unqualified) MARGUERITE BROPHY “Peggy” Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. One doesn’t hear this name without having the vivid picture of a bright smile, flashing dimples and sparkling eyes. She is like a beam of sunlight, small, hut chuck full of happiness and useful- ness. With the rest of the Commercial Girl s she is often blighted by worry and work to make her way through the mountains mapped out by Mr. Matthews as “short lessons,” hut she always succeeds in at last creeping over the pile, even though it costs a wrinkle or a pout. We feel that she will brighten some otflee and make life more sunny for some harried employer, which will eventually lead to her one great desire in life. 16