Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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Robert Savage . . . weren,t so practical. Carol Schiavina . . . couldn't play the piano so beautifully. Roger Shatraw . . . didn't have his own way of doing things. John Silvester . . . weren't a friend to everyone. Sammie Siok . . . werenlt our favorite senior boy. Linda Sledzik . . . 'didn't have a care in the world. Connie Sleeper . . . weren't so carefree. Eddie Soldi . . . didn't have curls. Charlene Sontag . . . didn't like movies. Albert Tambolleo . . . didn't like to sing and dance to HRock 'n' Roll., Jackie Tefft . . . were a blonde. Cathy Tierney . . . weren't so shy. Albert Wagner . . . couldn't sing. Hazel Wagner . . . Weren7t so quiet. Bootsie Verrier . . . weren7t so bouncy. Billy Walsh . . . Weren't our capable class president. Janet Weeks . . . Weren't so conservative. John Widdison . . . Weren't so tall. Ann Zumhagen . . . weren't the Future Homemaker of Tomorrow. af Mfr :Mfg

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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.

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To Pat Morrison, a pert little lass. We give this ticket to Harvard-a permanent pass. Paul McCully,s gift will he a Toni Kit. So his hair will never look unfit. Carol Duggan's gift will be a little hope chest. To fill anyway she thinks best. To Kathy Goodsell, so she'll have no fears. A driver's licence straight from Sears. TQ Eddie Furmanick who's kept us in stitches. We give this millionaire doll so he'll always have riches. To J itty J pyce, a tank of gas. So he won't be late for Religious Education Class. Jane Garrity-a future nurse here have we We give a thermometer to help her get her degree. To Walt McGrail, a soda jerk. We give this dishwasher to help with the work. To Janet Gogden, whois F.W.'s window trim- mer. We give this glass wax so her windows will glimmer. WW To Patti Kerrigan-a spare head light To keep pedestrians safe at night. To Earl Fadgen, a chemist, who, we think, is mad. A chemist's protective lid-it's the new fad. Dave Bailey who likes a lot of thrills, We give this cycle and hope he doesn,t have any spills. To Sam Siok who excels on the court, We give this medal to a wonderful sport. Ellie Robinson, with her dazzling smile. We give foam rubber telephone poles to keep her car in style. Tom Kosewski, who dresses real nifty. We give this bank book, for he is also thrifty. Lance Cleveland, who loves to sleep. We give him this Serta, so he won't have to count sheep. Carol Casson, to keep her cheering trophies on the wall. We give this glue so they won't fall. Maureen Bailey who is really grand. We give this spare watch band.