Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Neither events nor the passage of time will be able to erase from our lives the memory of Robert Goodsell, prominent and well-liked member of the Class of 1960. Our hearts were saddened in our senior year by his untimely death on December 17, 1959. His genial manner and his wonderful spirits were shining facets of Bob ' s marvelous character. Robert Paul Goodsell, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Goodsell of 722 Main Street, was born in Clinton on August 8, 1941. He attended St. John’s School and in September 1959 came to Clinton High School from Notre Dame Academy. Here he spent his remaining high school days. Aside from being extremely popular and agreeable, Bob was a gentleman. He possessed the warmth of personality and gentleness of demeanor which will be indelibly imprinted in the minds and hearts of all who had the good fortune to have known him. The world ' s a stage; and Bob had his part. When the news of his death reached us, a grief incapable of expression pervaded the lives of all of us. Surely God must have decided that it was time to call Robert home.

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In JV1 emonam Among the bright and sunny days of our school life there were several occasions One such happening was the sudden death of Mr. Francis J. Nolan on February 11 He was mathematics and history teacher at CHS and the President of the High School Teachers Association. He was also the Varsity baseball coach. It is with deep respect and humility that the class of 60 acknowledges the faithful service of Francis J. Nolan as our friend and class advisor. A member of the faculty of CHS for four years, he was a model to student and athlete alike. The extent of his devotion to duty and his dignity of manner, few can equal. The Great Teacher called him home. t sorrow. , 1958.