Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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(9, (PZ9 ■ ’ ( u m On May 18, 1979, we found ourselves amidst the festivities at the Bull Run. The advent of our Junior Prom approached quickly. For the girls, as well as their escorts, it was their long awaited dream come true, a fairy tale we ' ve once read, and surely an occassion we will always remember. As the clock struck twelve, the night slowly faded away to melancholy memories. The gala events continued the following day as we traveled to Hampton Beach. Though the weather was dismal it didn ' t put a damper on our dreams. The night will forever be remembered by our Queen and her court, which consisted of Marci Tor, Joanne Quinn, Mary Notaro, Corinne Gorman, (Queen), Kathleen Coyne, Carey O ' Donnell, and Karen Ryll.

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JUNIOR YEAR We knew that the time was passing quickly so we jumped right into our Junior Year landing on both feet. We re-elected the Class Officers from the previous year, but chose as our Student Council Representatives; Mary Jo Garofoli, George Hutchinson and Stephen Lipka. With their help, we organized our first Formal Homecoming Dance on October 28, 1978; and this was made extra special due to our victory over Milford. Moving along the Junior road we came upon our second try at Inter-Class Dramatics. Our persistence payed off in our super per- formance of “Run, Robber, Run in which Hope Lucci and Joseph Welch received awards for best supporting actress and actor. The highlight of the year, however, would have to be the arrival of our long awaited Junior Prom on May 18, 1979. The Bull Run in Shirley served as host for this, the most memorable night of our high school year. Before we knew it, we once again found ourselves at the close of another year. We had three good years to look back upon but most importantly we knew the best was yet to come!