Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Ujuict (UkI Mnohfni.sirc” RUTH CUTLER Commercial Course. Ruth is one of our classmates from Boylston. Although Ruth says she walks two miles back and forth to school every day it certainly doesn’t injure her physically. But Ruth’s pleasant smiles and charming personality have made her dear to all her classmates. Keep up this spirit, Ruth, and you will have a bright future in the great school of life upon which we are about to enter. 23

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' ' Of thrlr oirn mrri .s, honest men are hnnl ' ’ CHESTER E. COLE “Chet” “King Cole” “Coley” “Blondey” Baseball, 2 , 3, 4; Football, 3, 4; Basketball, 4. Agricultural Course. “Chet” is one of the easy-going, unassuming kind who are always ready to profit by listening and not by talking. He always enjoys a joke and has a laugh like the I ' attle of a Ford; but talking is like pulling teeth for “Chet.” As an athlete he is “there with the goods,” even if he does come from the country. He is one of our best in this line, and deserves credit for his faithful service to his Alma Mater. When it comes to girls, maybe “Chet” isn’t there. He has them all running after him and his blond hair, which is always in evi- dence. He always is in attendance at all social events, and never misses a moonlight waltz. Nineteen hundred seventeen is certainly proud of “Chet,” and wherever he goes we certainly wish him every success. 22

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“. perfect ironiaN, iiohhf planned ' ' GERTRUDE M. DONOVAN “Gertie” Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics, 3. College Course. Here is one of the most popular, faithful members of the Glee Club, and this faithfulness will bring nothing but success to Ger- trude in the future, for she plans to enter the New England Con- servatory of Music in the fall. In the future we expect “Gert” to be a rival to “Farrar,” and then we can all proudly say, “Once she was a member of our class.” 24