Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Patti Alden . . . didn't know how to handle a needle and thread Dave Bailey . . . didn7t play sports like an all-state. Charlie Altman . . . weren't an editor. Maureen Bailey . . . didnit know Brud. Ronnie Balboni . . . didnit like to dance. Judy Bobeck . . . didn't strut. Jerry Brown's . . . last name were Black. Pat Burke . . . didn't blush. Chet Burzenski . . . were a midget. Carmen Cardillo . . . didnlt like music. Carolyn Casson . . . didn't have two cute dimples. Red Ciavola . . . didnlt have red hair. Cookie Cislak . . . didn7t get into mischief. Ann Clements . . . came to school every day. Lance Cleveland . . . didn't work in Penney's. Bo Conlon . . . didn't wear glasses. Larry Conroy . . . didn't tease everyone. Marianne Deblois . . . weren't so intelligent. Georgia DeForge . .C. werenit so dependable. Paul Diguette . . . didn't have anything to wear. iHenretta Dilling . . . didnlt live in Berlin. Barry DuCharme . . . didn't have curly hair. Ann Duffy . . . didn't get excited. Carol Duggan . . . weren't so sweet. John Duggan . . . weren't so quiet. Sandra Duggan . . . couldn't dance or carry a tune. Dolores Dzurgot's . . . last name were easy to spell. Cathy Ellam . . . weren't so talkative. Earl Fadgen . . . weren't an honor student. Charlie Fitch . . . weren7t everybody,s friend. Maureen Fitzgerald . . . were Italian. Frannie Freel . . . were tall, fast, and spry. Franky Freel . . . werenit so cheerful and carefree. Richard Freel . . . werenit shy. Edward Furmanick . . . didn't have a smile for everyone. Kathryn Gannon . . . didn,t have rosy cheeks. Jane Garrity . . . werenat so cute. Arthur Giard . . . werenit Jim,s chum. Kathy Goodsell . . . didn't work at the Telephone Company. Frances Hamel . . . weren't so tiny and cute. Carol Hanney . . . weren,t liked by all. Jo-Ann Heinold . . . weren't so easy to get along with. Karolyn Henighan . . . didn't have all the news first hand. Linda Hillner . . . weren't a whiz at math. Thomas Hubble . . . hadnit entered the Coast Guards. John Iacobucci . . . werenlt so easy going.

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777 Mr. Cobb was Principal of CHS. We had Senior Class Parties. We had our Junior Prom. We went on strike. Ron Balboni went to Florida. Jitty wore Bermudas in the Senior Class Play. Dotty O'Malley wore her hair down. We had a day out of school because of coal gas fumes. Jimmy Loew didn't have a car. John Widdison, Red Ciavola, Billy Walsh and Ducky Richards went to Boys' State Maureen Kelly was chosen Prom Queen. Phi Beta Omega went to uHappy Hamptonf' Carol Duggan had a Cocoanut Party. Carol Casson saved Mary Lou from drowning on Charlie Wilson Day. Pat Burke took a car full of seniors to look for that man in Berlin. We had the Christmas Party at the Yellow Barn. We sat in the Sugar Bowlv for those long happy hours. Our cheerleaders won that trophy. The basketball players went to all those tournaments. Pat 0,Toole was Captain of the basketball team. That Gardner Game. Rock 'ni Roll was the craze. We went to the movies on Sunday nights. We were shy freshmen. Gailie came to CHS. Shiela Niemi left us to marry Sab. The rain came dripping through the corridors. Jackie Tefft had a party. We had Mel Miller record hops. We started singing. Charlie Altman was editor of the Octopus. Jane Garrity was selected D.A.R. Ron Balboni was elected State Representative. We got caught skipping. The girls used to run for a booth at the bakery. Mr. Hastings taught Spanish. J itty was picked President of Tau Sigma. Decorating for the g'Rainbow Cotillionf' We blushed when teachers scolded us! We took our first Mid-Years. Paul Diquette came to us from New Hampshire. The last day of school came and we had a party at the 'glakef' We had our first Junior Party, and we ran out of food! Judy Bobeck bid the twirlers and the band good-bye! Frannie F reel had to use pillows to see at Drivers' Educationnl Reading the Gossip in the Octopus.,' We took our IQ tests at the Corcoran School! We were tardy and we got three recesses! Last, but not least, Remember: HGRADUATION DAY

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Ray Jakubowicz . . . weren't on the testimonial list. Jitty Joyce . . . weren't the apple of the CHS girls. Thomas Karpeichik . . . weren't an honor student. Maureen Kelly . . . weren't our a'Queen of Beauty. Janet Goguen . . . didn't have That Ivory Lookf' Kevin Kerrigan . . . didn't have the cutest smile. Patricia Kerrigan . . . couldnlt drive. Eleanor Kittredge . . . became a financial wizard. Carol Korbuszewski . . . didn't giggle. Mary Ann LaFountain . . . bit her fingernails. Walter Lipka . . . were bashful. Gail Lombard . . . couldn't do everything and anything well. Jimmy Lowe . . . ran out of tall tales. Paul McCully . . . weren't a man of few words. Marie McDonald . . . didn't have a smile for everyone. Walter McGrail . . . werenlt so tall and handsome. Geri McQuoid . . . weren't so pretty. Barbara Mega . . . werenat so sophisticated. Irene Moran . . . didn't like candy. William Moran . . . werenit so popular. Patti Morrison . . . weren't a little bundle of giggles. Sophie Mountzuris . . . didn,t look like a Greek goddess. John Muckenstrom . . . did his homework. Robert Nee . . . would tell the secret of his shiny shoes. Kathlea Niedzial . . . didn't have beautiful red hair. Sheila Niemi . . . didn't leave to get married. Maryanna Nosek . . . weren't full of wonderful ideas. Walter Nosek . . . weren't so tall. Dennis O'Loughlin . . . weren't so friendly. Dorothy O'Malley . . . didn't have a pony tail. Mary O'Malley . . . didn't have a charming personality. Pat O,Toole . . . weren't our favorite basketball captain. Mona Nillson . . . weren't so impish. Barbara Pelletier . . . werenlt so lovely. Mary Lou Pizza . . . didnlt have her own sparkling personality Frank Potas . . . were a show-off. Steve Quill . . . didn't talk all the time. Robert Rainville . . . weren't our mystery man. Carol Raucher . . . weren't so smart. Kenneth Raucher . . . werenlt so helpful. Lois Raucher . . . werenit a blond. Donald Richards . . . werenit known as '4Ducky.,' Eleanor Robinson . . . weren't enticing and captivating. Leonard Robinson . . . didn't smile. Janice Rose . . . didn't like boys. Louise Rotti . . . didn't have beautiful brown eyes. Robert Russell . . . couldn't plan senior parties.