Clinton High School

William Hynes “Beansie”

William Hynes (“Beansie”) is one of 65 graduates in the class of 1936 at Clinton High School, Clinton, Massachusetts. The yearbook entry gives the name and portrait; no other details have been transcribed. Portrait and entry from the Memorabilia, page 40.

Class of 1936

65 in the class of 1936 · 15 more named Hynes

Full name: William Hynes
Known as: Beansie
School: Clinton High School
Graduated: Class of 1936

Also searched as: Beansie Hynes; Bill Hynes; Billy Hynes; Hynes, William.

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Classmates 64

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65 people from the Clinton High School class of 1936 appear on this site, and Hynes puts William 25th among them. Turning the scan to page 40 shows William; the portraits we read from this book run from page 18 to page 67. The first name William runs through 8 classes of Clinton High School (1922 to 1939), 20 people in all. “Memorabilia” is the name this yearbook gives itself.

On the same scan page	Marie Hopfmann, Ruth Janda
The book's own title	Memorabilia

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Clinton High School yearbook, 1936, page 40. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item memorabilia1936clin).

Published 1936. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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