Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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ll Give me the moonlight and give me the girl. MAURICE H. CANNON ,.M0SSy,, Inter-class Football 4, Inter-class Basketball 4. Although a member of our class but a year, Maudie has certainly proved himself to be an indispensable mem- ber of the class. Maudie is a great favorite with the fairer sex, and also with the fellows as is evidenced by his great popula1'ity. Mossy by the way is also a faithful student of the Terpsi- chorean art at Lyonhurst and he sure is some strutterf' His destination is unknown, but he will undoubtedly continue to maintain his popularity wherever he goes. Best of luck, Maudie. Activity is the road to knowledge. SAMUEL R. CARLISLE Sam Inter-class Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Senior Show, Minstrel Show, Football 3, President of Senior Class. Three short years ago, Sam entered our class and, indeed he has proven himself a worthy addition. Athletics, studies, dramatics, nothing daunts him. His popularity increased rapidly, and during his senior year he was elected president of '26, Socially, Sam has everybody's O. K.-for who docs not enjoy his conversation, or perhaps a dance or two? Dartmouth will claim Sam, we know that he will succeed, and we all wish him luck. 22

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1 ,, ,Aq, ,, Still wate l I laugh, for hope hath 1... F, rs run deep. HELEN R. BOBER Glee Club, '26, Motto Committee, Hik- ing Club 2, Art Department of Class Book. Helen entered Clinton High School, a stranger to most of us, but not for long. Soon everyone knew who that bright English scholar was. She seems quite shy and quiet but ln her four years here has made many friends and would be missed if she were not around. She says she is going to be a teacher and it so, we know she will be as well liked as a teacher as she is liked by teachers and pupils now. a happy place within me. ANNA E. BRODRICK Annabel Glee Club 4, Hiking Club 2, Inter-class Basketball 4. Anna believes in laughing her vvav through life, as determined by her constantly smiling countenance. Al- though Anna does get a great deal of fun out of life, she also believes in the old adage, work before pleasure, as testified by her good marks. Anna has also made herself famous by her ex- cellent work in the girls' basketball league. Where ver she is bound she has the best wishes of 1926. 21

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hat a world of sentiment is expressed by a smile. MARY CARR Mary Carr is supposedly a quiet girl, but look closely and you will see a mischievous twinkle in her eyes. Mary has made many friends during her High School days among both classmates and teachers. She has pre- pared herself excellently for Worces- ter Normal-where we are sure she will succeed and we wish her the best of luck. Not a clever speakel but incapable of keeping silent. ANGELA H. DESPOTOPULOS nAngien Hlking Club 2. There is not a person in the whole school who does not know Angela, and everyone who knows her has a good word to say for her. She is one of our most obliging classmates and her sunny disposition and good-nature have won her many friends. To add to this, Angela is not afraid to spend a great deal of time on her studies, and this has made her popular with her teachers as well as her classmates. We are sure that she will succeed in the future, as she has in the past. 23