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......1950 lt was fittingly planned that the Centennial Week should start with a religious observance in all the churches of Clinton, on Sunday, May 28, and that our new hospital be dedicated that afternoon. Throughout the week, band concerts, sporting events, folk dances, song fests, and firework displays were arranged, a Centennial Ball was planned for Thursday, June l, and the celebration was to be cli- maxed by a huge parade of local and out-of- town bands and organizations on Saturday, June 3. Invitations to attend the observance were tendered to Harry S. Truman, President of the United States, His Excellency Paul A. Dever, Governor of Massachusetts, Honorable Philip J. Philbin, United States Representative, Mr. Matthew Connelly, Secretary to President Tru- man, and a host of Clinton's sons who have distinguished themselves in various walks of life. All former Clinton residents were also invited to return to participate. We, of the Senior Class, also had a part in the celebration. Under the direction of Mr. Henry O'Toole, the History Circle undertook to present a historical pageant depicting Clinton's progress through one hundred years. The social, political, economic, religious, and educational aspects of Clinton's life were brought out in the pageant. Many citizens now in Clinton can look back upon the year l9OO and remember with pleasure the observance of the Semi-Centennial in that year. As we, the Class of l950 go forth into life, let us strive to continue to advance as they have done, and some of us shall, fifty years hence, look back with the same feeling of pleasure on this Centennial Year, with honest pride and loyalty toward our native Clinton.
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