Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Samuel Carlisle Alice O'Donnell President Vice-President Cecelia Ward Martin Gibbons Secretary Treasurer 18

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HANNAH M. WALSH Miss Walsh is a very proficient teacher of Senior English in our school, and she has earned the ad- miration and respect of our class by her ability and efficiency in that sub- ject. In leaving, we wish Miss Walsh continued success in her chos- en profession and hope that every happiness in life will be hers. 17

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She excells each mortal thing upon this dull earth dwelling. SYLVIA A. ALTMAN Glee Club, Hiking Club 2, Senlor Show, Inter-class Dramatlcs 2, 4, Senior Basket Ball, Art Department of Class Book. As an actress, as an athlete, and as a scholar, Sylvia has shown herself to be one of the best throughout her four high school years. Her fine act- ing was an important part of the suc- cess ot' several high school shows, while her brilliant playing made her the star of the Girls' Basketball team. Notwithstanding these outside inter- ests, she has ranked consistently as one of the highest in her studies. We all feel that success will surely come to one who is so talented, and the best wishes of '26 follow her. The wise man understands with half a word. RICHARD F. ATTRIDGE Dick President of Athletic Association, A. A. Dance Committee. Dick has honored our class by his return after a few years' absence. He is the greatest man in the class for an argument, having that faculty, so necessary to debates, of never being convinced. He is always ready to give his opinion on any subject, and these opinions have proved to be concrete in foundation and substance. Dick can talk for hours on any sub- ject and never seems to run out of subject matter and although we are forced to admit his reasoning at times is vague, he is the greatest ar- gumentative speaker in the class. 19