Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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6 CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL

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THE EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AUSTIN J. O’TOOLE ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF GERTRUDE M. BURKE EDITORS ALICE TOOLE EDWARD MOIR IRENE HESTER KENNETH CUSTANCE BERNICE LYMAN JOHN McCUE MARGUERITE WARD RICHARD McINTYRE ELIZABETH SAUNDERS BUSINESS MANAGER JAMES F. SHAW, JR. ASSISTANTS DOROTHEA ZOLL GORDON NEEDHAM JOSEPHINE GRIFFIN 5

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FOREWORD The writing hand has stopped, and its efforts, the Nineteen Twenty-Two Memorabilia, humbly asks for consideration. We ask you who read it to consider it kindly, not as a liter- ary effort, but as a keen desire to weave the threads of com- radeship into -a cloth of memory, which will perpetuate the hours of joy and pleasantry spent together in the true spirit of fellowship. Our destinies are controlled by no human hand. Perhaps we shall never meet again after we bid good-bye. But though continents shall separate us, we shall still live over the wonderful years of high school by turning the leaves of our class book. It is its duty to see that no cloud of forget- fulness will ever overshadow the light of wonderful days which still lives in all true hearts; that Nineteen Twenty- Two shall go on into the unfathomed depths of the future with fond memories of the happy days spent behind the walls of dear old high school. The spirit of Nineteen Twenty-Two needs no class book, for it is written on our hearts and never will die, but not to break established precedents, our book has been written, and we take an earnest delight in presenting our effort. If we have succeeded in adding fuel to the fire of memories ; if we have sent some small thrill into your sober hearts, our labors will not have been in vain, and we shall feel as though our dreams have been realized and that we have ' added also another gem to Alma Mater’s collection of jewels.