Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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THECLASSOF presents CAM ELOT 1970 9 gfzaz guniov. Twin. a.me,1 of ' Q at Mayflower Inn, Manomet May 50 1969 - 7:30 -12:50 Featunng the Jade Forrest 57.00 I per couple H in n ,us 5 Ever- Q 3 'b 1 J ft

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68lWEARE BRRBARRRIDARKER OURIUNIOR YEAR IN H68 WE NOW JUNIORS ANDBuLL FK-XLLON BROUGI-II THE BROKE TRADITION. D H S emma A LEAD THE CLASS EHROSOE PUTTING IST CLASS THAT NEWPRIN PAL NANCY .SEHRFEER ON A PROM OIDNTHOLDTI-IE MR HILL IS OURIDROMCHRIAMAA QAM E L0 T PROM IIXI NCI-IOOL I-IOLLY ALVES REIGNED A5 oOR QUEEN CL JIM SMALL BEQAVIE. Q R S C PR SIDENT ONCE AGAIN THE AT I-IOIVIECOMING AND CRRN1 GRASI ND WHATWE NOW SAY WITH ORE VIRS BERTONEANU PIR CAAMBERLAIN WE PUT TONGUE TOMORROW WE WILL ONASOCQESSEOL RECEPTION EORTHESENIORS. v TH LL SA WI MANY BOARDS THETDEA5? f OF REQOTVRNO SETRQORR U . . E ' .C- Q o CLASS OF 7O WON I O X' I I IN A FEW EYES,WE SAID GOOD' A5 SEATTQQMTTME T0 BYE LTO START A NEW GAME... GET TOGETHER! MAY-7O,LAST IWI-TI IRE-TO,wE TAKE LITIEHTS-OCOIIIIIQIIIIEIIWKIIIEP YVIIIII Ibm LEQOREBARB PARKER SHELLYREIDARD BOB IVIEYER5 LEAD THECLA55. THESCHOOL DRESS CODE WAS Q , B X 51-ICKED! THIS YEAR MARKED ?OR KOSIREOAITP OF TIVIE OF CHANGETPEACE. HQMECOMTNG, -5? EARLY WE RECEIVED OUR ACCEPTANCE! SENIOR PRIVIEEEES WE 'III HAD THE HARD .Wop wow +THE .SOOCERTERM DECISION ABOUT PLANQ BACK Q! HTTOTI-IE FIIXIAL5. FOR THE NEXT YEARQ

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T UU SAULjfLJfUi A U l Cgijiilj -- -- S ki ll lei l Last spring on the evening of May 30th, if one were to look for the members of DHS, he would have had much difficulty. After searching far and wide, at last the students could be found, transformed into elegantly dressed couples, entering a beautiful castle, set up on a hill and overlooking the ocean: One would expect to see King Arthur among the fair ladies and men as they danced their way through the castle. Highlights of the evening were the crowning of Holly Alves as the queen, with Lucy Kent and Nancy Schaffer as her court, and the announcement of James Small as the new Student Council President. A delic- ious dinner was served afterwards, with more dancing to top it all off, Many old traditions were broken in the planning of the prom, with dinner and dancing both at the May- flower Inn. Modern music completed the scene. The Class of '70 is proud to have presented such a memor- able evening. -Z fi'