Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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ROLAND B. HOUSTON The mechanical drawing- class boasts of one of the finest teachers in the state. A favorite in the classroom and a competent and reliable teacher, he has gained the well wishes of the school. His methods of teaching are clever and instructive and his heart is as big as all out- doors. ELLEN K. STEVENS Although Miss Stevens has been with us for only two years she has taken a place in our hearts never to be forgotten. In our Junior year, she was always ready to teach us the bright side of the European ages. In our Senior year, she taught us some of the most interer ting points of U. S. History which will always remain with us. HANNAH M. WALSH Miss Walsh has shown herself a true friend of 1922, and she was always patient with our faults. She taught English in our Fresh- men and Senior years and although some of us brought little learning to class we always had much more when we left. Kind, sincere and competent, her many years of teaching has gained for her many friends. 11

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EBEN S. COBB As principal during our four years, he has shown his ability as a teacher and guide. His counsel, i ich in the wisdom of experience, has made him a true friend of the graduating class, a friend who never will be forgotten. Regret that we must sever our relations fills us as we bid him a fond fare- well. LEWIS S. GORDON, Jr. “Doc,” our ever-reliable friend, helped us in our trying moments when Dame Fortune frowned upon us, and it was his good-nature and advice that helped us over the rough road. It is almost impos- sible for words to express our heartfelt thanks of his efforts. Every token of appreciation is his and 1922 will never forget this “gentleman extraordinary.” NELLIE KENT From Miss Kent, we have learned the joy of work well accomplished and the value of consistent effort. She has always taken a great in- terest in the future of the class, and her constant service as a teacher has made her a trust- worthy friend of 192 2. A true friend, willing and obliging, and as a teacher of mathematics, she has no equal. 10

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SUSAN D. SMITH Miss Smith is one of our ablest teachers and our ideal friend. During our stay in high school, our path has been cleared from many obstacles by her advice and her good judgment. It is almost impossible to express our deep appreciation and gratitude to her, but 19 22 will always remember her. MARGARET O ' NEIL It is the regret of the Sen- ior class that they do not see more of Miss O’Neil. How- ever, the fortunate who study with her have been able to learn her value as an efficient member of the fa- culty. The members of the class who were lucky enough to learn the Latin language under her care, feel a pang of sorrow as they bid good- bye. M. ETHEL TIERNEY Because of her close connection with most of the class of 1922, Miss Tierney has become one of our favorite teachers. She was always ready to lend a helping hand in our darkest moments. A kind and patient friend to the stenography class, and working at all times for the interest of the class, the graduating class will not forget her. 12