Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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“ Teach me half the gladness that tin brain must know’’ JANICE BARCLAY ALLARDICE “Jay” “J. G.” “J. G. B. A.” Secretary Class, 3, 4; Dramatics, 3; Senior Play; Junior, Senior Dance Committees; Junior Prom. College Course. Favorite Occupation: Matching Pennies. Favorite Expression: “Great Goat!” Favorite Song: “Teasin’ ” Favorite Drink: Chocolate and White. “Jay!” The one girl who always is the same to everybody and at all times. She never has a grouch and is a sure cure for a ' ll blues. Wherever she goes, she has a good time and makes everybody else believe they’re enjoying themselves, too. You can always tell when she’s within a radius of one or two mi ' les, and this remarkable feat is accomplished by a much more remarkable voice. Frankly, “Jay” has a wonderful voice. “J. G.” sure is a shark in school. She has her good time but she finishes her work first. If there were more of us like her, we’d be graduating with stars after our names. Talking about stars, we certainly saw them all one period in chemistry when “Jay” accidentally (?) set fire to phosphorous. “J. G. B. A.” has a remarkable personality which accounts for her never ceasing popularity wherever she goes. She is planning to go to Simmons next year and we are assured of her success. We feel sure that “Jay” will live for the pure joy of living and to help others to live. 21

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Our Class Come, I’ll tell thee what thou art, And, yes, I ”11 tell thee true. — Scott. 20

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' shall not look upon his like again n HORACE ALTMAN “ ’Orace” Class Treasurer; Dramatics, 4; Football, 3, 4; Basketball, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating Club; Student, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2 3; Junior Dance Committee. Technical Course. Favorite Occupation: Running Back Punts. Favorite Expression: “Hey, Dick.” Favorite Song: “Melody in F.” Favorite drink: Coca Cola.” Horace is what one would call a real American boy. Quiet, modest and sincere, he has won his way into the hearts of his teachers and school mates. Whether in the study room or on the athletic field ’Orace has the same keen desire to win. And invariably he does. For his redoubtable spirit, combined with his keen knowledge, are the foundations forViis success. Horace was one of the brightest stars on the football and basketball teams, and his all-round ability has he ' lped to win many of the victories for Clinton High. And, by the way, did you see the Senior Show? If you did, you noticed Horace. Some said that night that it was some pol- ished actor, while others said they had never seen such smooth acting. Musician? Oh yes, Horace plays the violin or trombone with equal ease. ’Orace’s destination is Brown, and we might state now that Brown may well consider itself lucky to have the honor of making the acquaintance of our class treasurer, for Horace will still keep going, piling success upon success, and will, we hopq realize his every ambition. 22