Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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MARGUERITE McKELLIGETT Miss McKelligett often gets our head in a swihl rattling off French to us. But she always makes up for it by her cordial greeting when we pass her on the street. ETHEL M. TIERNEY Miss Tirney is turning oiu speedy stenographers for business offices. She is a particular friend to 1921. ROSE E. RATHBUN Miss Rathbun may be small but she makes a very efficient traffic cop. Our boys don’t see much of her but they would like to know her better. 12

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SUSAN D. SMITH - We cannot fully express our re- spect and gratitude for Miss Smith. She is an ideal teacher and friend. GUYSBERT B. V. JORDAN Though “Guy” is no longer with us we could not think of leaving him out entirely. We want to keep him still in our memories. HANNAH M. WALSH As verdant Freshmen Miss Walsh started us aright in Clinton High. As confident Seniors she prepares us for our entrance upon the world. 11

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ALICE B. McNAB Although Miss McNab teaches no senior subjects she has been our home-room teacher for a year and thus we have been able to learn her value as a member of the faculty. ELLEN K. STEVENS Miss Stevens’ personal anec- dotes make her history classes of especial interest. She is a valu- able addition to the faculty. HELEN SMALL Few of us have had the pleasure of meeting Miss Small except un- der rather distressing circum- stances; namely, at 3.15 in Room 5. But our experience there makes us wish that we took Biology or Domestic Science. 13