Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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aaaeaaa illllnmnrahilia aaaefaesa CHARLOTTE SARA CAMPBELL Lottie Charlie General Course Debating Club: Musical Comedy 1-29 French Club 2: History Circle: Eta Nu Gamma 2. Charlotte takes to studying as ducks take to water, but nevertheless, who be- lieves in excessive studying anyway. Charlie's favorite subject seems to be Latin in which she can recite the first and second declensions without the aid of her Latin book. We have Mr. Mitchell who can prove that. Lottie started to show her ability to debate during her Freshman year. Give her any subject under the sun and she will prepare a winning argument. She also can act in plays with as much ease, etc., etc., as Ethel Barrymore. The best part of school-days to Charlotte is the vacations. Then she tries to make up the sleep which she loses in getting up early in order to meet her school-chums at 7:30 at the corner. All fooling aside- Lottie is a very enjoyable companion who is always good- natured and full of fun. Charlottle is to enter the nursing profession in which we know that she will find many, many, new friends who will enjoy her happy-go-lucky manner.. The Class of '32 wishes you every success and happiness in the world for the future. aeeeaieeee afisffveeeeeee

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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

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l Q o eeafeaaa rmnrahrlw aaaaaae JOSEPH EDWARD CARR Joe Cicero College Course Interclass Basketball 1: lnterclass Football 1: History Circle: Glee Club: Tau Sigma. The spot light is now focused on Joe, the bright young man who shook the dust of '33 from his shoes and sped on to '32, thus gaining the coveted diploma and leaving dear old C. H. S. in three years. Although Joe dldn't lose much of this dust on the aisle of the Town Hall going up for Testies, nevertheless he managed to get through without a great deal of difficulty and we all know that making the grade in High School in three years is a tough grind. By the way, Joe always enjoys anything that's tough. There is no such word as failure in his vocabulary. It is his delight to tackle things which proved too much for some ordinary person,-and carry them on to successful conclusion with an ease which was discouraging to us poor mortals, who plugged hard for what we got. Joe never got tired carrying books home, but We can all understand why the Burditt Hill Grocery Store operated at a profit. Joe's future activities in scholastic pursuits are unknown, but whatever they may be we all know that he will be successful. Best of luck, Joe. QQQQQE-FEW? IH 3 E WQQQQQQQQ