Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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“J ( Kardiini angel o’er her life jo ' e, siding” SARA JOSEPHINE GIBBONS “Sadie” “Gibby” Vice-president, 2, 3, 4; Women’s Club; Junior Prom Committee; Vice-president A. A., 4; Student Staff; Orchestra; Class Book Staff; Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, 4; Mandolin Club; Glee Club. Commercial Course. “Sadie’s”popularity can easily be gleaned from the fact that she has been our vice-president for the ' last three years. She is a leader among our girls and judging from some class-meetings we should say that the Women’s Party can find a capable leader in “Gibby.” She has shown much ability in dramatics, having participated in shows every year with much success. One can see, however, by her recitations that rehearsals do not interrupt hei studies. Sadie was honored this year by representing the class at the Women’s Club. But just a minute, we have not mentioned how Sadie glides over the ivories; why, she’s a wonder, and it is her ambition to enter the New England Conservatory of Music, where we hope she will shine with success. 29

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}Ier voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an exeeUent thing in women ELIZABETH MARIE FLANAGAN “Beth” “Billy” “Liz” “Betty” Student Staff; Junior Prom Committee; A. A.; Mandolin Club: Class Book Staff. Commercial Course Elizabeth is one of the brilliant members of our class, which her high marks well show. She never allows any outside interest to interfere with her school work and as a result she has become one of the class sharks. On the other hand she never allows her school work to interfere with her outside amusements and at every school affair one is sure to see “Liz” tripping the light fan- tastic. Beth is a faithful member of the Mandolin Club and one al- ways feels that something is missing if she is not seen strumming on her banjo. “Billy” is among the lucky members of our class as far as po- sitions go, for she already is doing stenographic work at the “Flower Shop.” It is yet to be decided whether or not she will continue at her present position but that is not a cause of worry as we all know Betty to be made of “stuff” which always meet.s wih success. 28

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If’e measure men by eharaeter, not by success WILLIAM GLYNN “Bill” “Shrimp” “Piggie” Class Book Staff College Course Out of the cloud of dust he leaps triumphantly breasting the tape! It’s Glynn, the star speed-boy of C. H. S. And he’s speedy on the diamond and on the dance floor as well. “Bill” was a new recruit for our class when we entered our last year but we all knew him so well that it seemed as if he had always been our classmate. Glynn instituted a little exploration this year and has at last discovered what is inside the covers of a school book, even though the book may be upside down. “Piggie” has been- - well, almost boss of one of our provision emporiums down town and we are sure that he can tell the difference between a ninety cent and an eighty-five cent biscuit merely by tasting it! He has spent much time on that study. We used to call him “Shrimp” but he has outgrown that name; we always feared that he would graduate in knickerbock- ers. Glynn can’t tell us where he will be next year, but it certainly will not be the old men’s home, anyway. 30