Clinton High School · Clinton, Massachusetts

Clinton High School Class of 1935

This page lists the 119 graduates of Clinton High School, Clinton, in the class of 1935, named in the Memorabilia (1935). Every name and face was read out of the scanned yearbook pages themselves.

Rights: Published 1935. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

119graduates
83listed activities

Poster of this classEvery portrait and name on one printable sheet.

About this yearbook

Title: MEMORABILIA
Scanned by: Bigelow Free Public Library, via the Internet Archive
Class motto: Learn Prom Others, But Think Por Yourself

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The 1935 yearbook of Clinton High School in Clinton lists 119 graduates, and every one of them has a portrait on this site. They are listed alphabetically below, each linked to a page of their own.

106 different surnames appear. The most common were Murphy (4), Boyce (2), Fotinopoulos (2), Grady (2) and Kittredge (2), and 11 surnames were shared by two or more classmates.

The most common first names were Mary (10), Helen (8), John (6), Joseph (6) and Dorothy (4).

88 graduates printed a course of study. The largest were College Course (43), Commercial Course (25), General Course (9) and Normal Course (9).

83 graduates listed clubs, teams or other activities. The largest were History Circle (72) and French Club (17).

52 graduates have a nickname printed beside their name, such as “Ben”, “Stan”, “Joe” and “Kay”.

Most common surnames

Most common first names

Mary10
Helen8
John6
Joseph6
Dorothy4
Margaret4

Courses of study

College Course43
Commercial Course25
General Course9
Normal Course9
Technical Course2

Clubs, teams and activities

History Circle72
French Club17

In their own words

And truths divine came mended from that tongue.
Helen Mary Mortimer
Her ready wit and cheery smile Proclaim to all a friend worth while.
Ruth Westwood Gardiner
The only way to have a friend is to be one.
Mary Claire Salmon