Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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FOREWORD In a(‘( ' oi‘(laii( ' e witli the (Mistoni of classes foi- the ] ast four years, tliis book, tlie fifth vohinie of leinorabilia, has lieeii ])ul)lislied. We hope tliat in the future many lia])])y lioni ' S may be spent by tlie class of 1918, ])ernsin«- this book, and thus tniadno ' bac ' k the hands of Time to the days of their hi h school (‘areei . We ho])e, also, that .Memoi ' aldlia may be ( ' ontinned by classes to come, who may ])i otit by the mis- takes of those who have j one before. We realize that the woi-k is far from ])ei fect, but beg the leniency of our readers in their criticisms. We liave at- tempted ill a meagre way to depict school life with its sor- rows and joys, and to bring out the salient characteristics of each teacher and (bassmate. All our humor, such as it is, is intended in a harmless way, and we hope Ave have offended no one. We are very grateful to the members of the faculty Avho have assisted us AAuth their suggestions and censorship. We present this liook to the public, therefoi-e, not as a mastei ' piece of literatui-e, but as the humble chronicle of the accomplishments of that (bass — dearest of all to us — 1918. G

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THE EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORS ' PHILIP H. WHITE ASSISTANT EDITORS THOMAS J. MAITLAND ARTHUR W. GRAVES G ISABEL LOWE MARY T. GIBBONS JOSEPHINE O. FLETCHER HELEN M. WARD HUGH D. HALEY J, FORREST MacINTYRE

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