Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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I am not sure that I am well named. True, I want to be older than I am and Life is beginning to take on meaning but . . . I am not content. At times I am amazed at my sense of maturity; Again, I am glad to slip back into childhood. I accept responsibilities, then oftentimes forget them . . . Yet, I can do a job. I am so filled with many interests that the chief need of my life remains empty. Yet, I am deeply impressed with any evidence of my own spiritual deepening. What I am becoming depends more on my teachers and adult leaders than they realize. They may not know or even dare to estimate the Power of their influence. I need them because they are my seniors. J

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FACULTY Lois S. McMurray Librarian John W. McNamara English I, Business Math Robert F. O ' Brien Economics and Sociology Geography Business Math Henry M. O’Toole U. S. History John P. Philbin English II Catherine M. Seegal English III, IV Margaret A. Smith Geometry, Algebra I Elizabeth G. Thompson Home Economics Advanced Sewing William J. Walsh Senior Math, English I Ancient History Charles H. Young Music

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Marshall A. Kaplan PRESIDENT Carol A. Poulos VICE-PRESIDENT Jacqueline M. Ward SECRETARY Lawrence W. Ogilvie TREASURER CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS MOTTO Esse quam videri To be rather than to seem “ She was made for carefree thoughts , for happy wit and laughter. To begin with we have Priscilla, a nonchalant and light-hearted member of our class. With her carefree manner and happy wit, she has gained a host of friends at C. H. S. She can usually be seen in the midst of fun and merry-making as well as at all our class activities. Priscilla ' s future plans are undecided, but as anyone can see with her friendly way she is destined for success. The Class of ’63 extends the best of luck to you, Priscilla. Prom Committee; History Circle; Pep Club; Kappa Delta Phi. “There ' s nothing at all that worries me. Here is Paul, one of our most carefree, pleasant, happy-go-lucky Senior boys. He has proven his athletic ability by his splendid job at halfback on our football team and as an excellent member of our golf team. Although Paul is a participant in all these activities, his studies always come first. Well, almost always. Paul will enter Lowell Tech following graduation and we, the Class of 63, wish him the best of luck in his chosen field. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3; Science Club; Math Club; Prom Committee; Hop Committee; Tau Sigma; History Circle.