Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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F9 H Tribute Z0 the Family It is hard to put into a few words our deep appreciation of the interest, willingness, and ability of our faculty. It is they who have guided us through four years of study, and prepared us for the future. They have worked hard, and they have per- formed their d.1ty well. They have taught us many things and have proven themselves true friends of 1939. Many a frown was turned into a smile by the patience of one another of these men and women. Our hopes and ambitions were never abusedg instead they were encouraged. When our energies and patience were exhausted, our teachers took over the burden to put us back on the right path-expecting neither praise, nor thanks. If at any time, we have shown a lack of appreciation, or have complained, or caused trouble, we hope they will accept our sincere apologies now. It has only dawned on us of late that everything about which we complained was done entirely in our own behalf. Our graduation is the result of their faithful training, their ceaseless and untiring efforts and we want them to know that we are indeed grateful. May the coming years be fruitful ones for our faculty. N t jig af f !

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