Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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eaeaaaa illlirmnrahilia aeaaaaa FRANCIS WILLIAM BURINS Bu1'nsie Commercial Course History Circle: Glee Club: lnterclass Baseball 1-27 lnterclass Football 1: French Club 27 Varsity Baseball 3-4. Behold the innocent and serene looking countenance. Is there any sign of boldness or liveliness in this picture? The answer is no, decidedly no. Frank is a quiet looking boy on the surface, but smooth water runs deep, and down deep is where Frank runs wildest. As a student Frank compared with any of the boys, and he could spiel oft a mean old line in U. S. Although it's rather far to go back, never will we forget his side-burs-ti-ng themes in English II. Frank's weekly topic-s were parodies on the Collegians, greats of fiimland. It was with considerable ability that Frank wrote these compositions, and it was to the great amusement of the class and the boosting of i'Frank's grades, that he was so successful. The one thing that Frank takes seriously is baseball, and on the ball field is the one place where his calmness cannot be broken. Frank sure was some pitcher. No matter what line of endeavor will finally be chosen by Frank, the class of '32 will cheer him on. Good luck, Frank. aeeeeeaaa GLM. . eaeaaeaiasia

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assesses lllvmnrahilia assesses By his fruits you shall know him WILLIAM THOMAS BURKE Bunk Bill General Couirse Baseball 1-25 Interclass Football 1-27 Ticket Committee for Junior Prom and Senior Show: French Club 2. Here's Bunk, your friend, our friend and everyb0dy's friend. Can you find anyone, anywhere, who knows Bill and doesn't speak well of him? We think not. When Bunk first came to High School he said little to anyone and attended strictly to his own affairs. This routine kept on for some time, until finally the call for baseball candidates was issued, and at last, Bunk, unwilling as he was, was brought into public notice. Bill roamed the outer gardens, and, when the team was in desperate straits, filled in as a pitcher. Bunk is never seen in the presence of ladies. That is one feature which stands out in his High School career. However this is through no fault of Bi1l's, but merely because of his utter disregard for the opposite sex, Bi'l's abilities are many and we know he will be a success. We wish him all the luck of 32 in his chosen walk of live. Qwwwwillgwww IH 3 2 5359995539553

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ees-eases illivmnrahilia eaeeaam She made the sun shine in a. shady place l MABEL GRACE CAIRNS Mah General Course Eta Nu Gamma: Musical Comedy 1-4: Junior Prom Committee: Photography Club: Class Day Committees 1-2-3-4: History Circle Committees: Recording Sec- retary of History Circle. A suggestion of a giggle, a real giggle, a laugh, and then, for crying out loud, here's Mabel! How many of us have been caught laughing when Mabel is in our presence. Those big good-natured tears that trickle down her cheeks after her laugh are a cure for any man's blues. This is one reason why she is never alone. It has been rumored about that our Mah has an insatiable hunger for sweets. Many have raised their hands in horror at her appetite, but she goes right on eating in her own sweet way. Although she is not undernourished, :she has not gone too far in avoirdupois, thanks to her daily walk from Laurel Street and her race with Helen up the stairs to the study hall every morning. How many of us will ever forget Mabel as recording secretary of the History Circle and her original way of calling off the names. She was one of the reasons why our Poverty Party was such a success, and she certainly stood the public gaze with her snappy outfit as Marie Dressler. Mabel plans to go in training at some hospital when she leaves C. H. S. and we know her patients will find her a cheerful, helpful, and efficient nurse. Her sunny disposition and happy smile will win her many friends in the future as they did at Clinton High. QQQQQQQQQ IH El 2 WWQQWQWEEQ