Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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6 CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL

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THE EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR AUSTIN J. BALL ASSISTANTS EDWARD J. BURKE DOROTHY W. CARRUTH ANNA M. CUNNINGHAM MALACHI M. HALEY JOSEPHINE E. HARRITY FANNIE KAUFMAN DOROTHY W. LEE ANTHONY V. O’MALLEY GERALD T. PLUNKETT WILLIAM F. RONCO MARY R. SULLIVAN 5

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FOREWORD In presenting this book, the seventh volume of Memora- bilia to the graduates of 1920, we, the authors, beg of you, gentle readers, your indulgence in the faults of matter. We solicit no praise, and humbly crave your sympathy in our interpretation of the spirit of farewell. The purpose of the work is not to perpetuate the mem- ory or fame of 1920, but rather to strengthen and quicken, in the future, the old ties of fellowship and loyalty among the members of our class. It is to serve as a reminder of the days when cares were few, when lives were smooth, when all of us dwelt in the warm glow of mutual appreciation and esteem. The highway of life, weaving into the mazes of the future, is not less toilsome than it was in the past, if these few pages can ever bring hopes or peace to the hearts of one weary traveler your mission is fulfilled a thousandfold, Mem- orabila of 1920. 7