Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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MEMORABILIA ™ “ Haste maketh waste.” John Davis Bassett TECHNICAL COURSE Der Deutscher Verein 3, 4; Tau Sigma; Orchestra. And now may we present to you one of the prominent members of the class of ’33. He is known to everybody as John. Almost any recess John and his friends can be seen walking through the corridors dis- cussing only one subject — Radio. Radio is John’s favorite pastime. It is said that John ' s favorite subject in school is German, and in the German Club, he has been outstanding. As to John’s future, we do not know, but his pals say that he would like to attend Ra- dio School. The road to success is long and hard going, but wherever John does go, he is the kind that will get there, so the Class of ’33 wishes him success in whatever career he may follow. “I make the most of all that comes.” George Milton Bartlett ”Bact” COLLEGE COURSE Tau Sigma; Der Deutscher Verein 3, 4; Junior Marshal; Show Committee; Recep- tion Committee of Junior Prom. Well! Well! Look who’s here! None other than our old pal “Bart”. George is quite a boy according to reports we receive from the Acre District. George is planning to attend the R. C. A. Institute to train for ra- dio engineering. The good wishes of the class of ’3 3 go with George in his chosen career.

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MEMORABILIA ‘A clear conscience is a sure cord. Alice Anna Ball “Al” NORMAL COURSE Eta Nu Gamma; Sophomore French Club; Endon Kirkinos; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Show Committee. We now introduce Alice, one of our carefree classmates. One’s first impression is likely to be that Alice is quiet but after one is with her a few minutes she proves to be the opposite. She is full of pep and noted for her sunny disposition. Al has not decided what she will do next year but we know she will certainly succeed. “ Always ready, always there, Always ready to do her share.” Miriam Isabel Barker “ Mim ” COLLEGE COURSE Junior Prom Committee; Senior Show Committee; French Club 2; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4; Minstrel Show 4; Interclass Dram- atics 1 ; Endon Kirkinos. “Mim’s” name couldn’t begin with any- thing but one of the first letters of the alphabet, as that is just where she belongs — in the front ranks. She may usually be seen in the midst of the mischief makers. “Mim” is always willing to help. We’ll never forget how she turned out to be a life-saver on more than one occasion. Miriam is kept mighty busy checking off the days from one Sunday to another. We wonder why? Here’s luck “Mim,” and we know that with that facility of always making friends you’re sure to succeed. Page Twenty-two

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MEMORABILIA “For he ' s a jolly good fellow.’’ Carl Everett Bergstrom “Ev” COLLEGE COURSE French Club 2; Glee Club 3: Tau Sigma: Stage Manager of the Senior Show ; Orchestra 2-3-4. We now focus our attention on a fellow who is bright, always wears a cheery smile, and is full of pep and fun. “Ev’s” fun has led him on many a merry chase with the teachers but his sunny disposition always came out on top and everything was rosy. He did not go in for the sports but he was a regular rooter at most of the games. He was the envy of many boys too: we won- der why? As to the future “Ev” has not given us any word but we give our best wishes of success to “Ev.” “Studious , . yet so bewitching.’’ Lydia Benke “Lyd COMMERCIAL COURSE Musical Comedy 2-3: Interclass Dramatics 2-3; Minstrel Show 4: Senior Show 4: Eta Nu Gamma: Secretary of the German Club; Elistory Circle: Junior Prom Committee. Talk about your all-round girls! This charming girl is an excellent student, an ac- cordian player, an actress, a dancer and what a “stenog!” But there’s a mystery somewhere in her life: some handsome young man desires her attention, but our Lyd is backward. On whose account? Probably another myster- ious admirer. We don’t know what Lyd’s future is but whatever she undertakes, her motto is “Strive and Succeed.” ' i m i Min . i 11 Page Twenty-four