Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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HuU to the chief trho hi (I ' huiijih adraitccs . — SroT P GLENDON DERICK ■‘Glen” “Glider” Glendon, characterized hy the “Gaby Desly’’ glide, is perhaps the most eccentric member of our class, and yet, perhaps, one of the most likable. He was always ready to raise a humorous point which was usually climaxed by some ludicrous, dry remark. His interest in class affairs was intense, and he has always proven the most energetic of workers. While in school he attended always to business, and this business interest was recognized iby his appointment to the Student stall, as business manager. Out of school all formalities are dispensed with, and his roguishness presents itself in the form of great, great love for moonlight waltzes, and, as the girls say, “Glen” is some glider. He will enter M. A. C. next fall and will pursue his one great hobby, landscape gardening. 23

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M(ni s hrsi possession is a sjini po IliHir irifc. — Si ' OKK ALFRED DEBLOIS “Freddy” Junior Prom Committee; Class Day Committee. “Freddy” slipped into Clinton High one sultry day in September, four short years ago. Quiet and unassuming at first, his} reserve soon melted, and he became a ‘‘real live wire.’’ He was on the Junior Prom Committee, and his conscientious and faithful work helped make it the big success that it was. “Freddy” dances divinely and is in demand at all our social functions. Besides his outside activities he tried to be an earnest and persevering student. His bright and sunny humor flashes forth at the most unexpected time, brightening up the periods otherwise dull and monotonous. A great favorite among the Commercial Girls” and one of the most popular boys in the class because of his generous and genial diposition, we are sure he will make a success in the business world. oo L

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Cnillrnini man n ij laarr! p((trr! hut Harr i.s uo vY rr. — 1 1 knhV GEORGE J. DONOVAN “Pooch” “G. J.” “Windy” “Hot Air” Student Staff, 1, 2, ? , 4; Football, 3, 4; .lunior and Senior Dra- matics; Track, (3), (4); Senior Banquet Committee; Champion Debating Team 1. Commonly known as ‘‘Pooch,” George was at all times one of the most conspicuous members of our class., Not only was he a leader in social and athletic ventures, but he clearly demonstrated his natural mental ability through his “sharkism.” As an artist George is “there,” as he has shown us on several occasions, and as for the girls — well — “nuff sed.’’ Outside of school, George showed an excellent disposition, as his many friends in this class will testify. “Pooch” is bound for M.. I, T., and we are sure that on account of his aptitude for mathematics he will fill his own niche in the world of engineering. “Pooch’’ was always ready to enliven and lengthen our class meeting by his characteristic of finding technicalities and flaws in our method of parliamentary procedure. 24