Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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HENRY THOMAS BRODERICK “Hen” Senior Play ( ' ollejie Toiirse Favorite Oceiipation : MUkinu’ cows. Favorite Fxpi ' ession : “Ti-y and do it.” Favorite Soup:: “Mr. (Jalla lier and Mr. Shean. Favorite I rink : ( )ranjie-ade-( dder. “lien” joined onr ranke as a Junior from the hills of Sterliiiit in 1021. Foi several months, if we liad depended on onr auditory organs alone, we would hardly liave known of his presence amon us. His tonjrue loosened jiTa lually, however, and is now in excellent working- condition. Steady, and faithful, he prei ares his lessons daily, thus winning- favor with the teachers, find hecominf - a veritable storehouse of information for those classmates less studiously inclined, one glance at his report card will convince any (»ne of this. “Hen” intends to entei- Boston Fnivei ' sity Law School after pre- I)aration at Holy Fros.s. We know success will follow him in his chosen profession, and Mr. Taft may thank his lucky stars that judjres are ai)i)oint( d for life. May the best of luck a ' o with you. “Hen,” alonir with the wishes of 11)28 for your future su ‘cess. 26

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HELEN MARIE BACHOSE “I’eewee, Shrimp, Peanut, Little Helen” (’ollejje Course Fav(»rite Oceiii)ation : Taking- exaiiiiiiatioiis. Favorite Expression : Depechez-voiis, I avorite Sonji ' : “Carolina in the Morning.” Favorite Drink: Strawberry lee Cream Soda. “(iood thinji’s come in .small paekaj es.” If yon donht the truth of this old adajje, yon are not yet acipiainted with “Little Helen.” How many of ns have come to school with lessons nnprepiired after a busy (V) eveniiiir. and found rtady assistance from Pe-inntV “If there be one, let him now speak forth or be forever silent I” As steady and faithful a imn-tal as ever trod on shoeleather. she lias won an enviable place in onr hearts, ami also those of her teachers. Yes sir! Helen has something- in her head besides wood (and it’s not swelling ' either). Beinjj short has its advantages, she will tell yon. For instanct — during; French Class, “Peewee” O’Toole asked Miss Gibbons if the class mijrht he dismissed from school to attend “T.ies Miserables,’’ then bein r shown at the anditorinm. Miss Gibbons said. “Wh don’t yon so in the evenins?” Helen quickly interrnxited. “He’s so small he can sot in for a dime in the afternoon.’’ (Experience teaches ! ) Helen is plannins to attend Emmanuel Collese next fall, and we know that success will follow her wherever she may be. 21

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LAWRENCE FRANCIS BURKE “Larry” Footlmll 2, 8, 4. Technical ( ' oiirse Favorite Occiipation : Motorcycliiij;. Favorite Expression : Step on it ! Favorite Song-: “Three O’Flock in the lorning” Favorite Drink: Milk. P efore you is the speed demon of America ! What Biirkey doesn ' t know al ont Fords, autos, and motorcycles wouldn’t till the hack of a postage stamp. His “Alibis to Speed-Cops” are master- pieces and are avidly perused by the younger generation. Larry was likewise a “speed demon” on the football held, and spared neither life nor limb of his opponent. During his high s(‘liool career be achieved additional fame by playing “Damon” to Liich’s “Pytliias.” Occasionally, however, he lapsed into the humltle role of “punching bag”, while Lu( h successfully imitated Jack Dempsy ! Lan-y intends to be a dor-tor in the future; we know that he will secure the patronage of the feminine element, especially if he gives away autographed i)hotographs of himself at ea h visit! Ilei-e ' s to you, Larry, for you ' re a “.jolly good fellow !” 23