Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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LEWIS S. GORDON, JR. In writing of Doc we dip our pen in the ink of praise-for whose class- es have we found more interesting? Whose interest has been more with us? In dramatics-it has been Doc whose earnest efforts in our behalf has enabled us to put on many ex- cellent plays. Does sense of companionship with the pupils has gained from our class a host of friends who wish him every happiness for the future. key 10 Mr Cobb our respected and ad mired principal with his thoughtful advice and helping hand in times cn need has successfully guided through 1tS foul troublesome years of High School It is with much gratitude and deep regret that w take leave of this friend of evely class that comes and goes Miss Comaskey has only been with us for three years but she hadnt been here long before we all knew her well She taught a great many of us our first year of French and we were sorry to learn that she was not going to teach French II She al so has charge of the German classes There arent any of the graduates ot '26 who will forget you Miss Comas

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TRIBUTE T0 THE FACULTY We can hardly realize that this last year is over. It means that our High School days with all their joys and sorrows are ended, and that we must go out and fight our battle on larger fields. It is especially fitting, at this time, that We should express our gratitude for and appreciation of the untiring efforts made by our beloved teachers on our behalf. They have helped us out of our difficulties, encouraged us when we met with dis- appointment, and have readily given us the advice we so sorely needed. In the days to come when we shall look back at our High School days, we will better realize the fullness of the debt we owe to these kind friends. In the foresight of that day, 1926 goes forth from its Alma Mater wishing her teachers every pleasure and happiness in their chosen profession. 9

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JOHN F. COMISKEY Mr. Comiskey can be called notre grand professeurf' He entered C. ll. S. during the last part of our Junior year, and has been with us ever since. Only students takin.: Bookkeeping from him know what a fine teacher he is. He certainly had a hard job teaching us his methods ol' Bookkeeping and making us give up our own methods. At the end of ex- plaining of a 11ew Function Mr. Comiskey's favorite expression is Comprenez-vous? ELEANOR M. DRISCOLL Miss Driscoll is one of the most popular teachers we have ever come in contact with. Very efficiently she rehearsed the High School Orches- tra and most important of all sho prepared a charming program for practically the first important event in our life, namely, our graduation from Clinton High School. RAYMOND F. DYER Ray didn't become a teacher in Clinton High School until last year, but it gave us sufficient time to get acquainted and it wasn't long before he became o11e of the most popular teachers in High School. Ray has al- so been the very erficient promoter of inter-class athletic contests and the very capable coach of the Senior Football and Basketball teams. Altos gether Ray is a good scout and we will always remember him as the es- pecial friend of '26, 11