Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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JUNIOR YEAR . . New Cheerleading Recruits The day had finally arrived when we could be called upperclassmen. We took our parts in every show, activity and sport. Actors and actresses came forth and several heroes of the gridiron, basket- ball court and baseball diamond came from our ranks. This was an eventful year and one of our first activities was a raffle, which was run under the guidance of our new class advisor, Mr. Donald Burgwinkle. We elected Paul Ciavola, President; Judith Cardoza, Vice-President; Bernard Walsh, Treasurer, and Virginia Joyce, Sec- retary. After the routine exams, the plans for our long-awaited Junior Prom got under- way. We chose Three Coins In A Fountain for our theme and hired Perry Conte for the orchestra. Our gorgeous decorations, a beautiful June night and class spirit made our Prom one of the best in the history of C.H.S. and one which every member could be proud. One more milestone to graduation had passed and as we saw the Class of ' 60 practicing we knew it wouldn ' t be long until our turn. KING . . . for a day SENIOR YEAR . . . At last we attained the worthy title of Senior. Early in the year we elected Thomas Flaherty, President; Judith Car- doza, Vice-President; Bernard Walsh, Treasurer, and Virginia Joyce, Secretary. Soon we were busily engaged in fund ra ising projects. We saw our boys ' names at the top of every sports list. We held our Senior Prom, Winter Carnival in February and needless to say it was a success. The days passed all too soon and as work began on our Memorabilia, we knew it wouldn ' t be long before we would be marching to Pomp and Circumstance. The long-awaited day finally arrived and we were filled with joy and sadness. As we think back we can always remem- ber the Class of ' 61 ... it surely was great.

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I ' o tlie tune of “IN rHE GARDEN OE TOMORROW” I As wc lca c these halls of learning. With our inein’ries fond and true. In our hearts we will be yearning, I’or the friendships that we kne •; . nd, as we go along life ' s highway. With its problems we will ie; We ' ll be e er faithful, . nd so ery grateful To you, dear old Clinton High. II Thanks for all the joys we ' ve known here; Dances, shows, and all those games. . nd among them is the most dear, Our Prom bringing all its fame. Cdasscs that we ' ll all remember. Parties, friends, they were the best. . nd now that onr time ' s come. We hnd consolation. Knowing that we ' ve stood the te.st. III . nd with thoughts so hllcd with .sorrow, Wc will say our last farewell; With our hopes that on the morrow. Our hearts with pride may swell, I ' or the glory that wc bring you In each task that wc ha c done, rime can ne er sc cr I ' houghts are with you ever From the Cla.ss of Sixty-one. E X I-: R C I S E S O I ' ( ; R A D U A T I O N June 21, 1961 - - .March of tlic Craduatcs “Pomp and Circumstance” Elgar STEVEN A. GOULD, Pianist Invocation REVEREND PHIEIP J. ,I. QLTTH “While We re Young” Wilder “Till Tomorrovv” Bach C:iIORUS DAEE E. E RHEEK. , .Accompanist Presentation of Class Gift EHO.AEAS HENRY FEAHERTY, I’lesidcnt, Class of 1%1 ■ cceptance of Class Gift PAL E B. C:HERUBINE President, Class of 1962 Perfect Day” Bond JEAN DL ' NCANSO.N, Soloist “Battle Hymn of the Republic” Steffe CHORUS - DAEE E. .MARHEFKA, .Accompanist Introduction DR. EAWRE.NCE ,|. FITZP.A ' I RICK. Superintendent of Schools •Address EDWARD M. KENNEDA’, Assistant District .Attorney Suffolk Clounty, Massachusetts Presentation of .Awards JOHN J. GIBBONS, Principal of Clinton High School Class Song . . . Tune; “In the Garden of Tomorrow” Words by; MARY COTE - K.ATHEEEN HENTGH.AN - JEAN Mc.AlAHLYN .Awarding of Diplomas .lOHN M. KILCOA’NE, Chairman. School Committee Benediction REVEREND JOHN F. C.AHIEE “March Militaire” Schubert By — Mary Jude Cote, Kathleen Henighan, and Jean McMahon