Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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assess-fa lllrmnrahilia assesses She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with, and pleasant too, to think on HELEN ELIZABETH BALBONI Shrimp Baloney Heb College Course Vice-President 3-4: Class Day Committee 1-2-3-4: Debating Club 1: Eta Nu Gamma 2-3: Senior Show: lnterclass Dramatics 1-2-3: Musical Comedy 1-2-3-4: Junior Prom Committee: Fling Committee: Honorary Member of Clinton Histori- cal Society: Washington Pageant: Le Cercle Francais: History Circle: Reading Club: Track 1-2: Class Book Staff: Cheer Leader 4. If you see a very short person with a little knob on the back of her head rush- ing around the school, you'll know that it's Helen in a hurry to gov-. Helen is one of the jolliest girls in the class, always ready to laugh and very seldom seen without a smile. She has been the vice-president of our class for the past two years a11d has served us well. Helen is also the actress of the class of '32 having emoted in nearly every show since her Freshman yea1'. Helen followed up all the sports very enthusiastically and need we state why? In her role as cheer-leader this year, she did varied forms of calesthenics. What would we girls under the sky,ight in the Hall do without Helen's little Lizzie? It has certainly helped us on many occasions. Helen is planning on going to Smith next fall, and we know that she'll be successful in whatever she undertakes. But we wonder if some wise man wonit have something to say about her being anyone's private secretary but his. Good Luck, Helen. wwwwwwwww IH 3 2 QWEEWEFWWQQ

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assesses Hlrmnrahilia sesame MARGUERITE ESTELLE ANGIER Margie Peg Meg College Course History Circle: Eta Nu Gamma 2-3: Junior Prom Committee: Musical Comedy 1-2. Have you ever had a pal who always defended you and on whom you could rely for consolation? Marg certainly fills that position. She is one of our good-looking girls and is usually quiet in school-but you should see her outside. Peg is popular with both sexes and you can seldom find her at home. We wonder if there is anything in the fact that most of Marg's mail has a. New York postmark. She attends all the social functions of the school, and we know of no other person who seems to enjoy them more. A loyal supporter of the teams, you can always depend on Marguerite being at all the games. If you hear a low chuckle that sounds like a laugh and then again doesn't, you'll know Marg is at it again with the gang in the Hall. And at assemblies she is usually found in one of the three end seats, when the testimonials are given out. A hospital in New Jersey is to be the next recipient of Peg's charms. If she can't cure the patients, their cases are hopeless. Wishing Marguerite luck, we are sure she will be successful. eegseefeeaseaf eaeeeeeeeas

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eeaeeee iillrmnrahilia eeaaeea Individuality personified HAZEL ERNESTINE BAB-COCK Ginger General Course History Circle: Eta Nu Gamma 2-3: Chairman Adv. Committee Junior Prom: Reading Club: Musical Comedy. Better late than never, so they say! Iif the hall wasn't quite so far from 990 Main Street, Hazel wouldn't have to race the tardy bell to school every day. But all joking aside, it would take pl-enty more than a bell to beat Ginger. She is one of the most active seniors in High School, unexcelled in dancing, and takes an interest in all sports-especially basketball! Individuality is the key-note to Hazel's character. Many have tried to wear the bob that is so attractively worn by her, but have given up in despair. Although society claims much of Hazel's time, she manages to get by in her studies land receive testimonials in Biologylj She is rarely seen alone, you know, two heads are better than one, and when they're both blondesl! Hazel hasn't definitely decided what she will do after graduation, but is con- sidering nursing. We wish you the best of luck in whatever you undertake, Hazel. eeeeeeeee eeeeeeeefav v i