Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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THE EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR HAROLD E. GANNON ASSISTANT EDITORS CHARLES GRAF FRANCIS KITTREDGE WILLIAM E, O’MALLEY MARY McCONVILLE GENEVIEVE GILBERT MARY MCDONALD CARROLL S. WHITE DOROTHY COOPER MORRILL SPRAGUE

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4 CLASS BOOK STAFF

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FOREWORD In nccoi ' daiien with the cnstoin nsl nblislnMl by oiir |)r(Mh - (•(‘ssors, lli(‘ class of 11)17 lias call(‘(l this liook the I ' onrlli volniMc of the Memorabilia. This book is jinblished, not to ])resent to the world a masterpiece ol‘ lit(‘ratin e, bnt sinijiiy to be a source (d‘ l leasin-e to the chiss of IblT. When in years to come, we have been scattered thron h()nt the world, this book will brill ; ba(‘k to ns I ' aniiliar faces and nieinories so dear, ot the ha])]iy years we s] ent in (tlinton Ili »ii School. r(‘alize that onr book is far from perfect, bnt we hope its readers will not be too severe in their criticisms. We have endeavored to jiortray onr Ili h School life as it has bcH‘ 11 , not all ] athetic and severe, lint containin considendile lininor and frivolity, and we ho])e we bave olfended no one. It is onr earnest desire that onr successors continne the cnstoin and name of this liook, as established by their jirede- cessors, and jirotit by the mistakes of those who have jione before them. In jnd in ’ or criticising’ this book, let it be remembered we have done onr best, and this book represents the last united etforts of the class of 1917. 6