Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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I930 -- emorabilia -- I930 None but himself can be his parallel ROBERT WARREN CHILD Bob Double Check Bobby College Course Class President, 1, 23 Football Manager, 2, 3, 4: lnterclass Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Show: Minstrel Show, 25 Musical Comedy, 3, 4: President of French Club, 4: Class Book Staff. Just a glance at the above list shows that Bob has taken an active part in school activities. He spent not a little of his time in rehearsing parts for every dramatic presentation that we put on, and much credit is due him for the winning of those prizes. Bob was, during the first two years, our popular class president, who skill- fully guided our ship through those stormy, but successful years. He was presi- dent of Le Cercle Francais, and he held down this office efficiently, and to the satisfaction of all. As a manager of our fighting football teams, Bob worked hard and faith- fully to keep the lines white, in fact he almost went as far as to board them up. He continued his good work as assistant editor-in-chief of our class book. and as sports editor merits all praise for the excellent writeups in that section of our book. It seems as if we have failed to give due recognition to another of his char- acteristics. Bob's original wit and wise oracles were displayed in the various classes, and did much to break up gloomy recitations. We shall not forget you, 'tBobby, and we wish you best of luck as you start on the road which, we are sure, will bring you to success. ,,. Iinton Hi h School 1, 29

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IQSO 1 emorabilia - IQSO Du well :ind right, Zlllfl lvl the world sink EVELYN CATMEN Ev Lynn Commercial Course Hiking Club, 2: Minstrel Show, 23 Musical Comedy, 3: French Club: History Circle, 45 Eta Nu Gamma. Evelyn is one of our quiet girls, ulilmngli she lakes umlvzmtuge of her repulsi- tion in the rezu' of the hull. ldv is extremely fonrl of sports, as muy he noliveml by in-1' l'z1itl1l'nl nllen-ls :inee ul ull of the High Selnmnl gaunes. Talking in liii'l1ie is hex' greatest lln'ill. lWu wonder wl1y'!l Lynn is :L dennn'e little Indy wlnrm we :ill znllnire. bnl wlnnn few nt' ns llzivl' haul the zulvzuitugre of knowing really well, llimnlli she is ns jolly and full ul' fun ns anyone else. lfIvelyn's an reall c-lnnn and ynn would IIZIVU in gn fan' tu find an nnrre likeable girl. l+Iv's plans for the fulnre are inrlefiiiile, hnl we know that Wilt-'l'4'Vt'l' sin' goes, or whatever sln- does, il will be aiu-uillpziilieil by Slll'C'l'SS. 'l'l1v lmesl ul' wisll- 4-s ful' slim-ess l'l'Ulll her c-lzissnlnle-s ol' 'Sill will be with ln-1' ulwnys. FV. Iinton High School 4

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I I IQSO -- emorabllla L I930 I shall not look upon his like again WILLIAM WHITFORD CLAY Hill BilIy College Course lnterclass Football, 1, 2, 3: Musical Comedy, 3: French Club, 4: Senior Show. Well, folks, stop right up and nievl the biggest man in the Nuss. lluvc you u stop lzuirlvl ? As such, he is mum-li Ivxllia-will by tho hold qnoslion of many of thi- Freslnnm-n- Ilow's the vvvnllwi' up tlim'e'? Hill is ono ot' the niosl popnlui' Illi'IIIll0l'S of our vlalss, his good lllllllfl' zlnll re-:lily wit 1-ontrihnting in no small Illf'ilSlIl'C to this. As :in uvtor IliTly Iuka-s tho Q-:ilu-. llornoinlwr the Two Illnvk Crows in ilu- Mllsivul Uonivdy ot' 4lllI'.Ill1ll0l' your? VVl'1l! Bill was onv nnll Huh llw olln-r. llvlivvo it or not!! In tho Se-nior Show, ICnglish l'Idcli0, thu c-rook but- lm' wus D0l'Il'llXlld to lwilvclioii by I3illy. Hill gninvrl nincli nltc-ntion for his work on tho inlvru-lnss foolhnll lvnlns. I'i4'k 'vm up and flntlon 'em ont wus his motto, und whul ll job ho clicl on the op- posing g,:l1z1l'd. liis favorite song was I'll get by, und he nsnnlly climl without 21 supernhnn- llzlllvif of iloinurils. Billy intends lo follow up his I-ilncnlion ut llowdoin next your. lluri-'s lnvk, Hill, Ironi thu class of 1930. L3 Iinton High School