Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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I930 - emorabilia -l l930 Just living lizlppy is ai limi thin: lu flu ., .mx GERTRUDE ANNA BURKE 'tGertie Gert General Course History Circle: Glee Club, 1, 2, Minstrel Show, 1, 2, 3. Evvry vluss has its shy, l'Plll'i1l2Q niuiclvn. VVQ have ours, :intl who should it bv hut Gel1'ti'11dv'?-onli' Gv1'lie-. I thrift he-liovo anyone can l'0!ll0lllll9l' her without ht-r Will!-301118 smile. On mn' cross days :ill we have to do is to t'11lt'll ai glimpse mf tint to ret-eive illSDiI'i1tiUl1, at quality which has won hex' hosts of friends. GE'I'll'llll9 is zitlilolic, uxvelliiig in gyinluistivs and ucquittilipg herself as 51 model pupil in Miss Maitlund's eyt-s. And yet sho is sn shy and l'Glil'illfJj, so jolly und pleasant! Always randy to do il fuvmz. too! Did unymie evz-1' ask Gm't to help hm' and revvivv an refllsall? Never! NVQ just cul1't imagine lhzlt in our must inmginutive nioments. Gvrtrmlv is lllli'GI'l2llll as to what path sho will pursue lwxt your, hut ww are sure- that Wl1f'l'PV0l' she- goals she will miiko 510011. Good luck, tlvl'll, from 19350. You tlvservv il! gm Iinton High School M.,

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A Q l930 - emorablha - I930 The Graces gave their gifts to Grace GRACE BROWN Brownie Beansie General Course History Circle: Eta Nu Gamma: Junior Prom Committee: Glee Club. Well, of course we know who she is. Sl16,S the girl with the continued good word and smile for everyone. That's who Grace is! She looks quiet, doesn't she? Well, here's one time when looks are deceiving land actions tool. We'll admit that most of her week nights are spent in acquiring knowledge, but what about those long week-ends in Berlin? Well, it's not our business. Brownie's chief occupation now lbesides studying of coursej is wheeling a baby carriage around the town. She's very good at experiments down at the lab Qrefer to Mr. McSherryp, so maybe Beansie will become a chemist. Who knows? Her future plans are not yet quite fully decided, but she thinks she'd like to be a nurseg probably because that's what Helen would like to be and did you ever see them taking different subjects or doing different things unless it was abso- lutely necessary? Whatever you undertake. Grace, it's with the best wishes for Success from the class of '30, -is Iinton High School W 25

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IQSO - emorabilia 1 IQZU I think, therefore I exist JOHN LEONARD BURNETT Len Une Lennie Technical Course Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: Debating Club, 2: German Club, 39 Minstrel Show, 41 History Circle, Class Book Staff: Honorary Member of Clinton Historical Society. Whose Sphinx-like countenance is this we see here? Who is this Napoleon with his bag of complexes who invaded these portals of enlightened knowledge four years ago? Who is this fellow who has the mark of Pan on his noble brow, who never to himself hath said, I hereby swear off investigating things? Enough of this! Who is he? It is Lennie, -the master mind of mischief. With this Clark Y 15 wing-curve, full cantilever bracing, that high efficiency, low-speed 150 H. P. motor, high pitch prop, the wings staggered a few degrees and everything streamlined well.--But what does this mean? Translated-Ain plane designing. That's Unc's favorite vice. Airplane designing, submarine designing, radio designing, et cetera design- ing, putting C- L-'s orchestra on the map, honoring a piano by his playing, pull- ing the C. H. S. orchestras out of holes, and exercising his will power, we wonder why he is not on the P. M. list, and why he always gets a few testies. Take a good look at his test marks and know why. You want to know his side-lines? Correcting his turnip, ah, pardon me-his Westc1ox at D-'s exactly at :16 and 120 split seconds after one, and entering drawing and poster contests for fun. Another fact- Len plans to become a de- signer of airplanes via W. P. I. Au revoir and good luck, Lennie d,. Iinton High School 27