Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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William Baer College Course Tan Sigma ; History Circle Shy and almost of a retiring manner in the classroom, but once out- side school, this entirely disappears. He attends most of the social events in town, always seeming to have a good time. He is also a constant atten- dant at all High School games, whether at home, or otherwise. Although he was never considered a grind, he did receive fairly good marks. During his spare time, Bill works for his father, liking nothing better than to make deliveries in his father’s truck. We do not know what he will do after graduation but we wish him the best of luck. Mildred Banks Commercial Course Prom. Committee; Athletic Association You are now gazing upon the handsome countenance of Millie, one of the most generous girls in the school. She is not at all selfish with knowl- edge that she gains; is the soul of generosity, and ever ready to impart her knowledge to her neighbor. She is a real sport and attends all school affairs. Millie has us all guessing as to her future undertakings. She does not seem to have a desire for any one thing. However, only time will tell, and her classmates wish her all the luck in the world in her efforts. Mildred Elizabeth Bobeck Commercial Course History Circle ; Bulletin Board; Athletic Association Petite and clever are the adjectives you would use in describing Millie. And after looking at her picture you would probably add, pretty, charming, etc., and also, a good friend. One of her enjoyments is attending school functions. She is very much in evidence at them all, and is always surrounded by male admirers. A very active member of the A. A., she is always asking for money, but gives a ticket to a football game in return. Just what her future occupation will be, is undecided. Au Revoir, Millie, and good luck down life’s home stretch. James Francis Boylan College Course Tati Sigma; History Circle; Photography Club Class Baseball Now let us introduce “Shorty” another one of the boys from the “Hill.” Although we could not exactly say he was a quiet boy, he always managed to keep out of Mr. Cobb’s way. “Shorty” did not go out for High School Athletics but you may bet that he indulged in every sport that was in vogue up on Front St. His winning personality and ready wit won him a host of friends during his High School Days. His future plans have yet to be completed, but the whole Class of 1938 unites, “Shorty,” in wishing you lots of success in whatever your choice of career may be. William Baer Mildred Banks Mildred Bobeck James Boylan

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Herbert Alner Aldona Alexandrovich Hugo Angelini John Augis Herbert Lester Alger College Course History Circle ; Bulletin Board: A. A. If silence is golden this fellow is rich. He goes about his studies in a very quiet fashion but the testimonial list usually shows his name. Studious though he may appear, appearances are deceiving for after classes the Devil himself has a hard time keeping up with him. He has the valued quality of concentration which has enabled him to survive the onslaught of the various teachers. This quality, we are sure, will insure his future success in whatever line of endeavor he may choose. His plans are un- certain but we bid him “Bon Voyage” and “Good Luck.” Aldona Alexandrovich Commercial Course History Circle “Al” is a carefree, happy-go-lucky individual; anything peppy or nappy appeals to her nature. She never was punctual in getting up to the hall during her Senior year. In fact, she was real indignant at the necessity of climbing those flights of stairs. However, “Al” is always pleasant and friendly towards all, and works very diligently in her studies. She firmly believes that what is worth doing is worth doing well, and per- haps that accounts for her success in her studies. “Al” is undecided as to just what her vocation will be, but we are certain that success will follow her throughout life. Hugo Angelini College Course Ili-lory Circle: Tan Sigma: Class Bool{ Staff Hugo is another cheerful, intelligent, and conscientious student who always received good marks in his studies. Last summer he spent a month at Fort Devens in the C. M. T. C. where he showed up the officers by reciting the Guard rules without an error. The difference between Hugo and most of the Seniors is that he still studies hai ' d and has nothing to do with the opposite sex. Keep it up, Hugo, you are on the right road, and when you reach the top, don’t forget the Class of “38”. John 1. Aegis Technical Course Baseball j, 4 : History Circle: Tan Sigma: Trench Ch ' b: Class Boo ( Staff Step right up folks, and meet “Johnnie” Augis from the “Hill.” He was a member of last year’s baseball squad and will surely be one of the mainstays of our team this year. In spite of his many social activities. “Johnnie” has managed to keep I ' .is marks well above the testimonial grade. His friendly disposition and quiet, unassuming attitude have won for him many friends in the Class of ’38. “Johnnie” intends to enter the National Coast Guard School at New London, Connecticut, where, we know, he will be cordially received. 18

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Charles Edward Brigham Commercial Course Bulletin Board: Innior Prom. Committee: History Circle Charlie is one of the most pleasant and most liberal boys in the Senior Class. All of bis friends, and there are a great many of them, know he is a boy who can be trusted and depended upon. This has meant a great deal to our school paper since the first copy was issued three years ago. His drawings in the Bulletin Board show a strong talent and, un- doubtedly, he will make this his profession. Lillian Gertrude: Brock Commercial Course Prom. Comm.: History Circle: Bulletin Board: I..!. Lillian seems to be a firm believer in that old adage, “Children should be seen and not heard.” However, unlike many of her quiet classmates she is quiet outside of school as well as inside. She has a delightful sense of humor, and takes any joke played on her as a good sportsman should. An active member of the class, she may be seen wherever there is anything stirring. What. “Lil’s” plans for the future are, she hasn’t yet disclosed. However, if appearances are not deceiving, this is one girl destined for future recognition. Good luck, Lillian from your classmates. Edward Joseph Broderick College Course I an Sigma: History Circle: Boot ball a: Historian ' Society: Prom. Committee: Debating During his four years in “High,” Ed has proved to be an ambitious lad. This is shown by his scholastic achievements, and we all admire him for it. As a member of the Photography Club and the Tau Sigma his likeable personality has ma e many loyal friends for him. A strong interest in history gained for him membership in the Clinton Historical Society and our own History Circle. Ed will soon enter an institution of higher learning in New England, and the possibilities point to Massachusetts State or Tufts. Here’s wishing you a successful future! Priscilla Bullard Commercial Course History Circle Next in line comes Priscilla, one of the most studious lassies of our class. Recess seems to be just another study period for her, for vou will always find her plugging away at some entry in Bookkeeping or scribbling some phrase in Shorthand. She is one believer in the phrase, “Silence is golden” at least in school. Hut she makes up for it when she gets out. We understand that Priscilla’s ambition is to become a hairdresser. She would pick out a job in which she doesn’t come in contact with boys! Good luck, Priscilla, from all your classmates. 20