Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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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

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T Bernard P. Walsh TREASURER Thomas H. Flaherty PRESIDENT Judith F. Cardoza VICE-PRESIDENT Virginia A. Joyce SECRETARY CLASS COLORS Purple and White CLASS MOTTO Omnia pro patria deo All for the glory of God Terrence “It is better to faugh than to worry. “Terry” as he is known at C. H. S. is a carefree individual who possesses friendly qualities incomparable. He never passes by without a smile and a cheery hi. After spending two years at Notre Dame Academy he transferred to C. H. S. and the Class of ’61 was only too glad to receive him. He was given an honor truly due to him, when he was chosen to represent our student body at the State House. Terry’s ambitions in- clude the Air Force and a career as a pilot. With his gentlemanly ways and person- ality, we know he’ll be successful. Student Council; Math Club; Science Club; Physics Club; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Student Government Representative; Track 4; History Circle; Latin Club; Tau Sigma; Exchange Student. WlLa JU’ena Jlti man “Always happy, always gay, we would surely love to have her stay. This sparkling blond-haired miss is one of our friendliest Seniors. Her soft “Hello ” gives one the impression of quietness, but those who know her best assure us this is not so. She has maintained average grades during her four years in high school and also showed her acting ability in our Inter-class Dramatics. The Class of ’61 wishes you much success “Wilma in whatever you choose to do. History Circle; Kappa Delta Phi; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Latin Club; Junior Marshal; Interclass Dramatics; National Honor Society.