Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

Clinton High School Clinton, Massachusetts The Class of 1965 presents MEMORABLIA Foreword On these pages that follow are pictures and happenings of our stay at Clinton High School. The everlasting friendships we have made, and the knowledge we have acquired at C. H. S. will always be re- membered and cherished by us. Like any such collection it may seem incomplete in the eyes of many, but through this book we will try to re-live these unforgettable memories. 2 . . Catherine M. Seegel Dedication This edition of the Memorabilia is respectfully dedicated to a woman who has skillfully and unselfishly contributed much time and effort to- ward the betterment of our class. We deeply thank her for her fine lead- ership, unending patience, and sound judgment. We know that her coun- sel and supervision will serve as examples to us in our future endeavors. Therefore, we, the class of 1965, respectfully dedicate this book to Catherine Seegel. 3 Administra tion and Faculty Martin L. Gibbons Vice-Principal Donald J. Burgwinkle Guidance Counselor Austin F. Sheridan Superintendent of Schools Robert A. Murphy Guidance Counselor John J. Gibbons Principal Mary M. Kerrigan Dean of Girls Guidance Director 6 Leo R. Bachant John F. Burke Helen M. Bachose Joseph P. Burgwinkle John F. Comiskey Mildred E. Gannon James T. Garrity Thomas W. Fadgen William F. Gosselin John C. Hester Betty R. Hill Margaret C. Joyce Joseph F. Kittredge Vernon L. Laverdure Thomas F. McEvilly I Elizabeth C. Thompson Catherine M. Seegel John P. Philbin Seniors JOHN JOSEPH AGNITTI “Yogi,” as he is known to all at school is a warm hearted person with a smile for everyone. He is employed at Wovencraft after school as a stockboy. Fishing is one of his main hobbies. At the present his ambition for his later years is still some- what undecided. The class of “65” wishes him lots of luck in the future in whatever he decides to do. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Freshman Football. JUNE ANITA ALEXANDROVICH Gay, fun-loving and talented describes “June.” You can always count on her to add that extra little spark of conversations and activities to make them more enjoyable. She has been an avid follower of sports and also very talented in art. The Class of ’65 wishes her success in her chosen career of teaching. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, The Gael, Science Fair. LORRAINE ROSE ARSENAULT Lorraine has a kind word and a ready smile for everyone she meets. Her pleasing personality and jolly nature make her one of the best liked students at C.H.S. The expression “neat as a pin” surely describes Lorraine’s appearance. She always maintained above average grades and participated in several extra-curricular ac- tivities. Whatever her future plans are, the Class of ’65 wishes her success. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Gregg Artist Awards, The Gael. t JANE ELLEN AZUD Gay, vivacious, happy-go-lucky, that’s our Jane. Whether in the classroom, at a social function or just downtown Jane is always outstanding. She is always seen at social functions and never misses a dance. A glance at her activity column will show Jane to be one of the busiest girls in the school. Jane plans to be a nurse in the Peace Corps. The class of ’65 wishes you all the luck in the world as you make your way through life. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Student Council, Pep Club, The Gael. NANCY ANN BAER Silently, quietly, unobserved, Nancy has made her way up the hill of learning. She is still a little quiet, but no longer unobserved, for she has won the friendship of ali her classmates. Nancy always managed to look at the bright side of everything, and can make others around her do the same. Nancy plans to become a nurse after graduation, and we, the Class of ’65, wish her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Pep Club, Science Fair. 14 ELLEN MAE BASSETT Now stepping into the picture is Ellen, one of Grove Street’s charming additions to the Senior Class. She has a ready “Hi” for everyone she meets and is always full of fun and good times. Although she didn’t burn the midnight oil studying she has obtained satisfactory grades and plans to enter the business world upon gradua- tion. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artists Awards, Pep Club, Softball. SUSAN BATES Happy-go-lucky and carefree are the adjectives which best describe Susan. You never see her without a smile on her face and a ready hello for everyone. Su san can always be spotted in the midst of any lively crowd or party and is character- ized by her pretty blonde hair. Susan’s plan for the future are indefinite but with that rare quality of being able to get along with everyone, she is sure to succeed. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, French Club, Pep Club, Softball, Sci- ence Fair 4, Thanksgiving Show 4. THOMAS GARVEY BAUM “Tommy” is one of those boys who appears to be quiet until you get to know him. He is endowed with a keen taste for clothes and is always neat in his appearance. Tommy can be found either at Pio’s Gas Station or as an usher at the Strand Theater. His fine personality and friendly manner will contribute to his success. Tommy hopes to become a teacher and the class of ’65 knows he will succeed. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Executive St aff of Yearbook, Boys State, Student Council, Varsity Baseball 3, 4. IRENE MARY BELASKA Cheerful, friendly and pleasant to be with describes Irene. She has been a very active member of our class both in school and at sports events. You can always depend on Irene to add that little bit of laughter to brighten up the conversation. She plans to become a “lady in white” and we know she will succeed. Good luck Irene. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council 2, 4, Pep Club, Soft- ball 2, 3, Basketball 3, Science Fair 2, 3, Thanksgiving Show 4. SUSAN JANE BENNETT Now we have Susan, a carefree Senior with a smile and cheerful “Hello” for everyone. She is a constant supporter of all class activities and sports events. Susan is always willing to help out whenever she is needed. Her winning person- ality has won her many friends throughout her four years in high school. Susan’s future plans include a nursing career and the Class of “65” wishes her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show. 15 GERALD BERNARD “Gerry” is one of our most carefree and fun-loving boys whose personality has won him a host of friends. He didn’t care too much for studying but managed to get passing grades. He participated in several class activities and worked part-time at First National after school. His biggest interest lies in car racing, which he enjoys doing at Westboro Speedway in the summer. His plans are centered on the armed services and with that in mind the class of ’65 wishes him the best of success. Tau Sigma. ALBERT JOHN BIENKIEWICZ Al’s a big hearty fellow working as a part time mason tender. He likes swimming, hunting and fishing. He is taking the Commercial Course in school and plans on going into construction work after graduation. Best wishes and lots of luck, Al, from the class of “65.” Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. STELLA HELEN BIENKIEWICZ A serious girl with a warm smile and a reserved disposition; that’s Stella. She came to us just this year and we warmly welcome her. Stella doesn’t say much, but appears to be a very carefree miss. Her interests are collecting knick-knacks and adding to her immense collection of records. Stella wants to follow the “ladies in white” either in Nursing or Hairdressing. The Class of ’65 sends its best wishes for her future success. Kappa Delta Phi. MICHAEL BISKADUROS Mike can always be seen with a smile on his face wherever he may be or may be doing and you’ll never know what Mike will be doing next. His interests range from electronics, coins, and cars to photography and Latin. When Mike isn’t pursuing his hobbies you can find him behind the counter at the Candy Cottage, where everyone gathers after the games or dances. Whether talking with Mike over the counter or walking through the halls with him, it is easily seen that his warm outgoing personality will win him friends wherever he goes. The class wishes you every success in your electronics career, Mike. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Math Club, Band 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 4, Track 4. LOIS DIANE BISSON Lois is the essence of liveliness. She enjoys dances, movies, and driving. Although school is probably secondary to Lois’s way of life, she nevertheless manages to maintain passing grades. Her optimistic approach to life is admired by most of us and we know it will bring her success in the future. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Gregg Artist Award, Pep Club. 16 JOHN JAMES BOISONEAU Buzzy, one of the Acre’s contributions to C.H.S. is a jolly individual with a happy- go-lucky disposition and a keen sense of humor. John likes to work around cars and can usually be found working at West’s Garage. John’s future plans as yet are undecided, and the class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. LINDA LOUISE BONIN Linda, who hails from the Acre District, is a fun-loving lass with a friendly smile. She is always smartly dressed and looking for mischief. You can usually find her at Earl and Carroll’s Supermarket pounding a tune on the cash register or at any school activity. Linda’s future ambition is to become an I.B.M. operator, and we the Class of ’65 wish her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Award. ANN MARIE BOODRY Now we introduce Ann, one of the most popular girls in our class. Charm and personality are her keys to success. Ann has won many cherished friends while at C.H.S. Besides being active in all school functions, she has also displayed her intelligence in the classroom where she has always obtained well above average grades. With this rare combination of personality and brains, she is certain to be a success in all her future endeavors. Ann plans to enter the teaching profession after college, and we, the Class of ’65 wish her the very best that life can bring. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club Vice-President 2, 3, Student Council, Inter-class Dramatics, Pep Club, The Gael, Science Fair 2, 3. WILLIAM EDWARD BOSTON “Bill,” as he is known to his friends, is well liked by his classmates because of his good spirits which nothing seems to dampen. Although he did not burn the mid- night oil, he managed average grades. Because of outside employment, clerk at First National, he was unable to go out for sports, but his constant attendance at all the high school events did much to make them a success. He plans to be an offset printer, and we feel sure that he will make a success of it. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council. JEAN MARIE BRIGHAM Jean, one of Burditt Hill’s contribution to the class is noted for her great talent in playing the piano. She displays this talent by accompanying vocalists in our annual Thanksgiving Show. Jean has always been loyal and co-operative to all activities sponsored by the Class and when it comes to studies, Jean manages to keep her grades always above par. With her talent and ability to study she is sure to be a success in the future. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, The Gael, Thanksgiving Show 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, Regional Science Fair. 17 JAMES FRANCIS BRODRICK Jim, one of the quieter members of the class, is another of the Acre’s many contributions to C.H.S. His pleasant personality and good sense of humor have won him many friends. Jim’s pastimes include skiing, swimming, and hunting. He plans to become a Research Biologist and the Class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck. Tail Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Football 1, Golf 1, 2, 3, Track 4. DANIEF ANDREW BROWER A wonderful combination of seriousness and fun, Dan always makes you smile even in your most serious mood. Dan came to us from Notre Dame at the end of his Sophomore year. Danny is well known and liked by the Class of ’65 and is one of our Boy’s State Representatives. We are in doubt as to his plans after gradua- tion, but whatever they are we wish him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, Boys’ State Representative, Science Fair. HELEN BERNADETTE BURGOYNE A lively disposition, attractive dark-brown locks and a speck of sophistication. This is Helen, our merry-making lass who hails from the renowned Burditt Hill. Mischief and Helen have walked hand in hand during her three year stay at C.H.S. Her jovial sense of humor and willingness to lend her assistance have made her one of the best liked gals in our c lass. Helen’s ambition is to become a hair designer, and we, the Class of ’65, wish her much success. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committees, Math Club, Inter-class Dramatics, Pep Club, The Gael, Girls Basketball Team, Thanksgiving. MARCIA ANNE BURSLEY Marcia is one of the Acre’s worthiest contributions to C.H.S. Her quick smile, ready “hi,” and unique sense of humor have established for her many friendships in her four years at C.H.S. Although Marcia is kept busy at the cash register at the Clinton Super, she still finds time to take an active part in school activities. With her intelligence and winsome personality we are sure of her success in the field of business. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of the Yearbook, Junior Marshall, Student Council, Gregg Artist Awards, National Honor Society, Pep Club. JAMES FRANCIS CALOCCI “Jim” is one of our quieter class members who has both feet firmly planted on the ground. Working at Newberry’s as a stock boy gives him little leisure time, but he does manage to play intramural sports and is a regular performer in our gym shows. Before Jim pursues his teaching career, however, he would like to fulfill his life long ambition of bumming around the country for a year or two. Before you go Jim, the class would like to wish you success in all your adventures. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, French Club, Baseball, Track, Science Fair. 18 WILLIAM ROBERT CAMBRIDGE One of the Acre contributions to C.H.S. is Billy, an advocate of the “easy life.” Never one to get excited, he moves at a leisurely pace. Although studying is one of the least of his worries, he still manages to score average grades. One of Bill’s favorite pastimes in the winter is the weekly hockey games between the Acre boys and the Northend. His talented hands can make the piano sing. Bill plans to attend the Boston Conservatory of Music, and the Class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Pianist for Graduation Exercises, Science Fair, Thanksgiving Show. IRENE IRMA CARL Take charm, ambition and sincerity and you have the qualities that make up Irene. She is one of the most conscientious girls anyone could know. Irene’s name has constantly been seen on the Honor Roll. She enjoys dancing, driving, and just plain having fun. She plans to be a nurse after graduation and with her intelligence and pleasing ways she can’t help but attain success. Good luck, Irene, from the Class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Glee Club, Latin Club, Junior Marshall, Inter Class Dramatics 2, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Science Fair 2, 3. RICHARD JOSEPH CASSASANTO Dick, or “Cass” as he is known to many of his friends, is one who is well known and liked by all. In his four years at C.H.S., Dick has shown outstanding capabili- ties as an athlete, whether it be on the basketball court or the gridiron. Although Dick’s plans are indefinite at this time, we are sure with his personality and willingness to work that he will be a success. Best of luck and happiness from the Class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Co-Chairman, Student Council, Varsity Football, Basket- ball and Baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball and Baseball Freshmen Football. NANCY ANN CHANDLER Nancy is a girl with a pleasing personality and a pleasant smile. Her even disposi- tion and good nature have won her many friends. She is an active member of our class, always seen at the dances and sport events. We do not know her future plans as yet, but the Class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Inter-class Dramatics, Gregg Artist Awards, Pep Club. CAROL ANN CHASE Carol is one of the most carefree members of our class. Although she is quiet she also has her moments. Carol has been an active member of our class and is always willing to do her share. Her plans after graduation are indefinite, but she has talked of becoming a seamstress. Whatever she decides we known she will suc- ceed. Best of luck, Carol, from the Class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Inter-class Dramatics, Pep Club 3 and 4. 19 NANCY LOUISE CHIAMIS One word would describe Nancy adequately — fun. Nancy’s seldom seen without a smile on her face and laugh in her voice. Although not the serious type, her high marks would lead you to believe otherwise. C.H.S. is contributing a truly happy, worthy young lady to the teaching profession. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Glee Club, Erench Club, Inter-class Dramatics, Pep Club, The Gael, J.V. Basketball. KATHLEEN LOUISE CHIAVARAS Now we come to “Kathy,” one of the petite members of our class. Although she may seem quiet, don’t let her fool you. Behind this quiet manner of hers, lies a vivacious personality and warm sense of humor. Kathy is the type who is always willing to lend a helping hand when needed. After graduation, Kathy plans to enter the field of hairdressing. With her quick wit and friendly ways, we know she will surely be a success. All your class mates wish you luck, Kathy. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club. MARY ELIZABETH CIAVOLA C.H.S.’s contribution to the old saying, “good things come in small packages,” is “Mary Beth.” Though she may be diminutive in stature, she stands out among the rest with a quick smile and friendly manner that has won her many friends. After brightening everyone’s day in school, “Mary Beth” can be found working at the Colonial Press to finance her nursing career, one in which her friendly character and charm will bring great rewards. We all join in wishing “Mary Beth” the best of luck, and hope she will always remain her gay and cheerful self. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Thanksgiving Show, Sci- ence Pair, Inter-class Dramatics, Pep Club, The Gael. EDWARD JOSEPH CISLAK Eddie’s chief interests at the present are cars and girls. He works at L. Rancher Sons Oil Company and for recreation he often goes Scuba Diving. The Auxiliary Eire Department also interests him. Best wishes upon graduation from the class of ’ 65 . Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. JOHN WAYNE CLEMENTS A popular senior lad and well liked by all. “Clem” can be found lending a hand at all class functions and rooting for the team. His friendly manner and ready wit is welcome anywhere. Although he isn’t the most studious boy in the school, he manages to attain a passing grade. Whatever his plans for the future may be, we wish him the best of luck in his future undertakings. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Golf. 20 KEVIN PETER CLOUGHERTY And now we come to “Kev” one of the happy-go-lucky members of our class. Kev and his green Chevy are a familiar sight cruising around town. Being a staunch supporter in all C.H.S. activities has contributed to his popularity in the class. He is taking the college course and manages to sustain average grades, even though he doesn’t burn the midnight oil. Kev is college bound after graduation and the Class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck in the future. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Latin Club, Basketball 2. FRANCIS ROY COLLINS Known as “Cassius” to his friends, Roy, whose talent is always ready with a helping hand and cheerful smile. His talents are many and varied. Many of his artistic posters have graced our showcases throughout the corridors. When he isn’t working at Manny’s Market, he can be found out in the woods, engages in his favorite sports of hunting and fishing. During summer months you’ll see him burning up the fairways of the local golf course. After graduation Roy will enter the Navy, where his friendly manner will bring him many friends, we’re sure. Best wishes from the Class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, The Gael. PETER JAMES COLUMBO Peter, another of the Acre’s contributions to C.H.S. is one of the quietest boys in the senior class. Pete isn’t the most studious boy in the class but always manages to achieve a passing grade. His hobbies include skiing and hunting. Although his future plans are indefinite, the class of ’65 wish him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, French Club, Track 3, 4, Foot- ball 1. ELLEN MARIE CUCCHI “Ellen” is one of the friendliest girls anyone could hope to know. Her pleasant smile, and considerate ways have won her many friends. One of the C.H.S. cheer- leaders, she can be found at all the football and basketball games cheering the Galloping Gals on to victory. Though her plans for the future are indefinite, we are sure that with her winning ways and willingness to work, success will be hers. Good luck, “Ellen,” from the Class of ’65. Science Fair, Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Awards, Cheerleaders, Twirlers, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show. ROBERT EDWARD CUCCHI Introducing Bobby, the lad who ambles along without a care in the world. His likeable easy-going marmer has made him a popular member of our class. Bobby can always be found in the midst of fun and laughter. Bobby plans to attend business school after graduation, and the Class of ’65 wishes the best of luck to him. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Student Council, J.V. Baseball, Football 1 , Science Fair. 21 JOHN MICHAEL CURRAN The spotlight now falls upon “Jack” and it seems that he is a little bit annoyed at its brilliance. “Jackie” doesn’t care much for ceremony but nevertheless is thank- ful for graduation, his main ambition. As student, Jackie managed to receive passing grades. He spends much of his time outdoors where he does a great deal of hunting in which we understand he has become quite experienced. Jack’s plans for the future are indefinite but with his quiet and friendly manner we, the Class of ’65, know he will succeed. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. CAROL ANGELA CZERMAK Carol, a mischievous, fun-loving lass, is always ready for fun and excitement. Her frantic antics have broken up many a serious classroom. Being an enthusiastic supporter of her class has caused Carol’s presence to be well established. With her laughing smile and genuine fondness for people, Carol is destined to be the best of hairdressers. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Awards, Pep Club, The Gael. DOROTHY IRENE DAVIDSON Fun loving ways, stunning dimples, and a heart of gold. Put them together and you get “Dolly,” the gal who is a friend to all. Her sincere manner and cheerful sense of humor are unique. Whenever a helping hand is needed, “Dolly” is always ready to administer her assistance. Part-time she can be seen at Clinton Hospital, mixing up some sort of a delectable brew. To become a lady in white is her future desire and with her tine qualities her patients will never be blue. Best wishes go to you, “Dolly,” from the Class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council, Pep Club, Thanksgiv- ing Show. PHILIP JAMES DE CISERO A senior lad certainly known and liked by everyone. Although Phil isn’t over active in his studies, he manages to attain over average grades. Phil can be found in one of two places, on the basketball court, as captain, or in a car full of girls. When the snow falls, Phil pursues his favorite sport, skiing. Phil plans to attend college, undertaking the study of engineering. The Class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck in the future. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Basketball 2, 3 (Captain 4), Track 3, 4. MARY ALICE DECOTEAU “Tal” is a popular member of our class and is to be seen at all social and athletic functions; her one love being the football team. She was never known to be a bookworm but she managed to get passing grades. “Tal’s” plans are indefinite, but with her striking personality and keen wit she will reach the top. Best wishes from the Class of ’65 go with you. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Awards. 22 CAROLYN ELIZABETH DERVIN A pretty face, a sweet smile, and an amiable personality all go to make up Carolyn. As one of our pretty co-captains, Carolyn may always be found at all school sports and activities cheering our team on to victory. Her good sense of humor, winning ways, and captivating charm have won her a vast array of friends during her stay at C.H.S. Carolyn plans to become a “lady in white” and the class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Cheerleader 2, 3 (Co- Captain 4), Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show 3, 4. SANDRA DELDA DES CHAMPS “Sandy,” as she is called by her classmates, is one of the best liked girls in our class. Her ready smile and bright personality have made her a hit with everyone. She is a girl who combines beauty an d brains. She is an active participant in most school activities, never missing a dance or a football game. “Sandy” plans to become a nurse and the Class of “65” is sure that she will be a success. Good luck to you, “Sandy.” Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, French Club, Pep Club, The Gael, Science Fair. MILDRED ANN DICKHAUT “Milly” never misses a trick. She has a flair for humor and possesses friendliness and sincerity that can be matched by none. Where there’s fun, there’s “Milly.” She’s and avid supporter of all school activities and always eager to help when needed. She’s always ready with a smile and a hearty laugh for everyone and is a welcome addition to any circle. “Milly’s” plans for the future are undecided, but we all know that she will be a success in any chosen held. Good luck from the class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Student Council, Pep Club, Science Fair. CAESAR DI TULLIO Here we have Caesar, one of the most popular members of our class. When he is not participating in school athletics he can be found working at Angy’s Pine Ridge Restaurant. Caesar plans to attend the University of Massachusetts and major in the technical field. With his friendly and sincere nature he is certain to obtain his goals. Tau Sigma, Math Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Football, Baseball. LEOCADIA DONAT “Leo” is a senior girl with many interests and talents. She enjoys music, especially jazz, and as a writer and co-editor of The Gael contribute much in the way of reading enjoyment. She is also quite proficient on the trumpet. She will graduate in a college curriculum and hopes one day to be a band instructor. Best of luck, Leo. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. French Club, Latin Club, Junior Marshall, National Honor Society, Pep Club, The Gael, Thanksgiving Show 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Girls Softball. iL 23 JOHN CHRIS DUBOVICK A carefree manner and a warm personality are just a few of John’s fine qualities. His cheerful smile and friendly disposition has made him many friends while at C.H.S. Although not active in athletics, “Johnny” can be found cheering the team and always participating in all social activities. He plans to attend the University of Massachusetts after he graduates. The best of luck is extended to him in the future from the Class of ' 65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, Student Council 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, Track 4. ROSALIE ANN DUCHNOWSKl “I ' d rather be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow.” That’s a perfect description of Rosalie, whose gay laughter greets everyone she meets. She has great ability as a dancer and sews and draws in her spare time. Rosalie was one of our brightest students, maintaining honor marks throughout her four years at C.H.S. W ' c know Rosalie’s striking qualities will account for future success. Good luck, Rosalie from the Class of ' 65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Marshall, Gregg Artist Awards, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show 1 . ELIZABETH JANE DUNN Betty is one of our sports enthusiasts. She has been on the basketball team for the past three years and enjoys sports very much. She has been a member of the band for the past four years. “Betty” is in the Commercial course and after high school she plans to be married, and with her goes our best wishes for happiness. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Gregg Artist Award, Pep Club, The Gael, Basketball, Softball. TIMOTHY CARL ELLIOT “Tim” as he is known by all his friends, hails from Burditt Hill. Tim has a pleasing disposition and a carefree manner. The latter is illustrated by his attitude toward studying; yet he still keeps his marks around average level. After school he can be found working at the First National. Tim plans to enlist in the Navy after graduation. With him go all the good wishes from the Class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. DENNIS FREDERICK EVANS “Denny” with his cheery grin and curly hair has become well known since he entered C.H.S. in the fall of his senior year. His outstanding voice and mu sical powers with the guitar have brought him success at all social functions as was proven at the Thanksgiving Show. Although naturally of a carefree disposition, Denny can be depended upon. Too busy to be a grind, his standing as a scholar is always good. Denny’s ambition is to enter college next September. Good luck, Denny, from the Class of ’65. Tau Sigma, National Honor Society, Co-editor of the Gael, Thanksgiving Show. 24 I GAYLE MARY FARRINGTON Gayle is one of the most fun-loving girls of our class, and can always be found in the midst of excitement. Her personality and sense of humor have gained her many friends during her four years at C.H.S. Gayle’s future plans are not as yet definite, but we know that she will be a great success in whatever she may undertake. Good luck, Gayle, from all your classmates. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Awards, Pep Club. JOANNE MARY FEMINO Pretty, energetic, and a pleasing personality are words that describe Joanne per- fectly. As co-captain of our cheerleaders, she has displayed her school spirit at all our sports activities. Her beauty was recognized when she was chosen as Oueen of our Junior Prom. Joanne plans to become a French teacher and with her charming personality the Class of ’65 has confidence of her success and wishes her the best of luck wherever she may go. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Co-Chairman, Business Staff of Yearbook, French Club, Student Council, Cheerleader 2, 3 (Co-Captain 4), Thanksgiving Show. WALTER LEO FERGUSON Wally is an unassuming type of person with a decidedly carefree personality. Wherever noise and laughter is found, Wally can’t be far away. To this happy-go- lucky lad, studying is secondary. With his pleasant mischievous natu re, he has established for himself many lasting friends in his four years at C.H.S. The best of luck from the class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Science Fair. MARY ALICE FLANAGAN ; Here we have Mary Alice, one of the most cheerful members of the Senior class. Her friendly smile has won her many friends at C.H.S. Always willing to give a i helping hand, she is a loyal Pep Club member and supports our team all the way. During her spare time in school, she may be found in the office delivering notices for Mr. Gibbons. Her plans for the future are as yet indefinite, but whatever she may ever undertake, we know that she will be a success. I Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Inter-class Dramatics, Pep ! Club, Thanksgiving Show. i LORRAINE JANE FORTUGNO 1 Put together sparkling eyes, a cheery “hi” and hair that takes on a lovely blonde glint when the light strikes it and we have Lorraine. Always laughing, always gay, she makes life cheerful for everyone she comes in contact with. Everyone who 1 knows Lorraine can’t help but like her. She has her eye on another aisle after I graduation, and the Class of “65” wishes her the best of luck. ; Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Pep Club, The Gael, Sci- 1 ence Fair. I i 25 JOHN LAWRENCE EOX Everyone in the senior class knows him by “Foxy,” as he is usually called. John is unemployed at the present but has a partime job every now and then. He plans on entering college in the fall and take up Physical Education. His outside activities include his great participation at American Turners Gymnastics. For the fu ture the class of “65” wishes him great success. Tail Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Science Fair. CHRISTINE ELLEN FREEL “Chris” is a short unhurried miss, who bubbles over with pep and personality. Popular with everyone she has a large circle of friends. She’s always ready to lend a helping hand and a sincere smile is her trademark. She takes things in a relaxed fashion, and her sense of humor and smile are never wanting. The class of ’65 wishes you, Christine, the best of luck in all your future endeavors. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Award, Pep Club. KAREN JANE GANNON Willingness and prettiness just seem to blend perfectly with Karen. An attractive senior miss with a friendly disposition and a vivacious personality, Karen has acquired a host of friends during her high school years. One of our energetic cheerleaders, she could al ways be seen at all our sports activities. That, however, did not interfere with her studies, for she has continuously maintained her name on the honor roll. We know that Karen will make a conscientious and excellent teacher. The Class of ’65 wishes her luck and success in her future endeavors. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Co-editor of the Yearbook, Latin Club, Junior Marshall, Vice-President 1, Student Council, Inter-class Dramatics, National Honor Society, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair. MARY PATRICIA GAUGHAN Pat, “Fuz” as she is sometimes called, is noted for her friendly disposition and wonderful personality. She has been an active participant in extra-curricular activi- ties and can always be found where there is fun or a good time to be had. Pat will always be remembered for her constant laugh and her sense of humor, which have won her an array of life-long friends. Pat has chosen hairdressing as a career and the Class of ’65 wishes her success. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, Pep Club, Science Fair, Thanksgiving Show. EDWARD PAUL GAW “Ed” is one of the North-ends finer contributions to C.H.S. His pleasant disposi- tion and ever-prevailing humor has gained him many friends. An avid sportsman he has excelled himself many times on the gridiron and may be found as a spectator at all other sports. Ed has maintained good grades and plans to attend college after graduation. We the Class of ’65 wish him success in the future. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, Student Council 2, Inter Class Dramatics 2, The Gael 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 2, Golf 3. 26 PAUL CLIFTON GENTSCH Paul is one of the more quiet members of our class and is a staunch supporter of class ventures. Paul is quite an avid hobbyist; his model train layout is quite impressive to say the least. After graduation, it appears he will continue his hobby on a large scale, entering the construction field. Best wishes for success and happiness from the class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. JAMES BRIAN GEORGE Here we have “Jim,” who is better known to his friends as “George.” One of the more popular boys in the class, “George” has made many friends at C.H.S. Liking sports, “George” chose football to show his athletic ability. Although seldom seen with books, he has managed to keep good grades. “George” has not revealed his plans for the future, but we know with his friendly manner he will be a success in whatever he chooses. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Student Council, Football 1, 4. JOSEPH VICTOR GIANSANTE An introduction to “Joe” is unnecessary for he is known and well liked by every- one. With his ready friendliness, he has won himself a host of friends at C.H.S. This can be proven by the fact that he has been elected class treasurer all four years of high school. His plans for the future are indefinite but the Class of “65” knows he will succeed in any field he pursues. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Class Treasurer, Football, Base- ball, Basketball. BARBARA ANN GIANSANTI “Barb” is a cute miss who can always be found where there is fun and excitement. She is one of our most popular girls and has proved this by being our class secretary for three years. She is one of our senior twirlers and a loyal supporter of our team. With all Barbara’s fine qualities the Class of ’65 knows she will succeed in her future plans. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Thanksgiving Show 3, 4, Science Fair, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Gregg Artist Awards, Twirlers 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. j ' I PAUL LAWRENCE GIANSANTO i Now here’s Paul, who needs no introduction for he’s a man of wit and charm. He knows just the time a joke is sorely needed and makes friends wherever he goes. His favorite pastime is playing pool which he plays quite well, for he was in a 1 tournament and did rather well for himself. Although his job takes up much of his time, he still does well enough in his school work and has the time to entertain his friends with his sense of humor. Paul hasn’t revealed his future plans to us as yet, but the Class of ’65 sends best wishes to him and we know that he’ll make his mark in the world. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. 27 WAYNE NEIL GILCHRIST An introduction to Wayne is unnecessary for he is liked by all his classmates. With a ready friendliness and a sense of humor he has won a host of friends. Wayne came to us from Nashoba and has been a welcome addition to the football team. He has displayed his great ability, not only on the gridiron, but also on the basketball court and the track oval. Even though he is active in sports and social activities he still manages to maintain a better than average grade. His immediate ambition is to attend college after graduation. Best of luck in the future is ex- tended to him from the Class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Boys State, Student Council 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Science Fair 3, 4. JOSE ENRIOUE GONZALEZ Jose is a senior who is really going places — on his Vespa Motor scooter. He enjoys listening to the radio and playing records in his spare time, which isn’t much because he works full time after school at Van Brode’s. However, he has managed to attain honor marks throughout his four years at C.H.S. He is a tine player to have on a baseball team, having supplied many “thrills” with his “Willie Mays basket catch.” Jose is taking the commercial course and plans to serve in the Peace Corps. Best of luck from the class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook. VIRGINIA LOUISE GOODALE Now we come to “Ginny” one of our most carefree senior girls. During her four y ears she has gained many life long friends. She can be seen at all of the football games and school functions. Ginny is full of fun and excitement. Her plans for the future arc to become a medical secretary and we, the class of ’65, wish her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Glee Club, Pep Club, The Gael. KATHLEEN ANN GOULDING Always a smile, always a laugh, it could be none other than Kathie, an attractive miss who hails from Union Street. She is one of the neatest and best dressed girls in the senior class, and she is known for her cheerful manner and usual smile. Kathie can be seen working behind the counter at Hasting’s Drug Store. She plans to further her education in the secretarial field. With her wit and personality the Class of ’65 is sure she will make the best of her education. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Pep Club 3, 4, The Gael, Science Fair. GAIL ANN GUIDI Gail is a good-natured, amiable girl, popular with both teachers and classmates alike. She is one of our C.H.S. cheerleaders and can be seen at all school sports cheering the team on to victory. Gail is also one of the more loquacious members of our class. This may be attributed to the fact that she is constantly talking with people while working at Guidi’s Bakery. She plans to enter the teaching profession after graduation and we wish her all the success in the world. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Inter- class Dramatics, Cheerleader 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Softball 3, Thanksgiving Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, Science Fair. 28 MARIE ELAINE GUINARD A friendly smile of liveliness, a touch of goodness and we have Marie. This friendly miss hails for German Town and can be found wherever fun and activities are, whether it be cheering the Gaels on to victory or at a local dance. Marie has won herself a host of friends while in high school and will continue to do so because of her sparkling personality and winning ways. We know Marie will succeed in her desire to be a “lady in white” and the best wishes of all her classmates go with her. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council 2, Inter-class Dramat- ics 2, Pep Club, The Gael, Science Fair 2, 3. MARC ALAN GULLIVER Marc is one of the natural-born fun-loving boys of our class. His carefree manner and good nature have made him a success with his classmates. Marc is known and admired for his ability on the gridiron and as co-captain of the football team. His talent should be recognized, for he is one of the best artists of C.H.S. and is also musically inclined. He plans to attend college after graduation and the Class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Executive Staff of the Yearbook, Latin Club, Football 1, 2, 3, (Co-Captain 4), Baseball 1, Science Fair. THOMAS JOSEPH HAEMER Now we come to Tom one of the finer contributions of the Acre. During his years at C.H.S. Tom has won many friends. He is one of the finer products of the football team and also plays C.Y.C. basketball. Tom wants to become an indus- trial arts teacher. With him go the best wishes of the class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. LINDA MARY HASTINGS Linda, a carefree, likeable girl, hails from Greeley Hill. She possesses the rare quality of genuine humor. A true supporter of our class, Linda can always be seen at school functions with a helpful suggestion or two. With her gift of making friends and unassuming manner, she’s bound to be a success. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Awards, Pep Club, The Gael, Thanksgiving Show. MERINA JOSEPHINE HEALY Merina may well be named the most artistic looking person in the senior class. She is blessed with dark hair, fair skin, deep green eyes, and a lovely soprano voice. Merina is graduating in a college curriculum and plans a teaching career. We at C.H.S. know she will succeed with the best of fortune. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, Student Council, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show. 29 SUSAN GAIL HEIGHTON “Sue” is one of the easy-going carefree members of our class. Although she is quiet, she always has a warm smile and a friendly greeting for everyone. Sue has been an active member of our class and is always willing to lend a helping hand. Her plans after graduation are as yet indefinite, but whatever she decides we know she will succeed. Best of luck. Sue, from the Class of “65.” Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club. CLARK WILLIAM HENEBRY Clark is certainly known and well liked by everyone. He has always participated in all class activities and has exhibited his prowess on the gridiron as Co-captain of the football team, he also displayed his ability in basketall and baseball. Clark takes his studying seriously and his name can be found frequently on the first honors list. His intention is to attend college and the Class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck in the future. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, Boys State, National Honor Society, Co-Editor of Yearbook, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Co-Captain Football, Science Fair. JOSEPH MICHAEL HENNIS Now we come to “Joe,” a tall, handsome, and mischievous lad whose exuberant sense of humor has won many a friend for him. At first “Joe” may seem to be of a shy nature, but get to know him and you’re headed into a whirlwind of fun. Working on cars is his favorite pastime and his ambition is to attend Trade School. Wishes for a successful future go to you, “Joe,” from the class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. CAROL EMILY HERZBERG Now we present “Carol” one of the top members of our class. Her intelligence and her little bit of mischief have made her a very likeable person. During her four years with us she has taken part in many of our school activities including the Thanksgiving Show. She plans to further her education in the field of science and we wish her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Executive Staff of Year- book, Glee Club 1, 2, Latin Club, Junior Marshall, Inter-class Dramatics 2, Gregg Artist Awards, National Honor Society, The Gael 2, 3, 4, Thanksgiving Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, 4. DONNA MARIA HOPKINS The qualities of sincerity, thoughtfulness, and charm describe our Donna. An ambitious worker, Donna applies herself equally determinedly to her studies as her after school job as a nurse’s aide at the hospital. Donna’s future plans include a nursing career at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Brighton, Mass. As Donna leaves, we send our best wishes for luck and happiness with her. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Inter- class Dramatics, Pep Club, The Gael, Science Fair. 30 ARMAND GENE HOULE A senior boy who enjoys bicycle riding and reading. Armand works as a carpenter during the summer. While taking a commercial course, Armand also worked on “The Gael.” He wants to become a barber, and we wish him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Inter-class Dramatics, The Gael. KATHERYN JOYCE HUTCHINS Here’s to fun-loving and carefree “Kathie.” She is witty, cheerful and her friendly manner has won her an array of friends at C.H.S. Nothing disturbs “Hutch;” her unaffected remarks and good humor have made her a favorite of all. One of “Kathie’s” many interests is cheering our team with unending spirit. Kathie is successful in the Business Course and the Class of ’65 wishes her the best in the years to come. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Awards, Cheerleader, Pep Club. ALAN PETER INGANO Now we have “Al,” one of the quietest members of our class. His virtue of silence has made him incognito to most of us. “Al’s” way of life is one of tranquility. Reading and watching T.V. are his favorite pastimes, but his greatest delight is writing. This lad’s continuous success in the Voice of Democracy contests has proven him skilled in this talent. To become a writer is Al’s most desired ambi- tion. Best wishes for a bright and prosperous future from the Class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, The Gael, Track, Winner of Voice of Democracy Contests. SANDRA JEANNE JOHNSON At first glance, “Sandy” may appear to be quiet and shy, but when you know her well, you stop and wonder where you got that first impression. When her mischie- vous streak is gleaming through — watch out! “Sandy’s” cordial smile and pleasant disposition has endeared her to her teachers and friends. We know that with her capable abilities and winning personality, “Sandy’s” future as a teacher will be successful. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Glee Club, Pep Club, Science Fair, Elks Oratorical Winner 3, The Gael 2, 3, 4 (Editor’s Council 4). NANCY ELLEN JOYCE A dark-haired, dark eyed, Irish lassie — that’s “Joycie,” who is known among her classmates for her wit and ever smiling face. She is a strong supporter of our football games, and can also be seen enjoying herself at other school socials. She also attains better than average marks and manages to spend a lot of time with the gang. Nancy plans to become a secretary and with her go the best wishes of the Class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Gregg Artist Awards, Pep j Club, Softball. i 1 31 ALEXIS MARIE JULSONNET A sparkling personality, a cute appearance, a lively spirit and a lot of mischief, all go into making up Alexis. Whether it be a party, school function or any place where a group of kids get together, Alexis is right in the middle of it. She is constantly bubbling over with energy when dancing or participating in sports, two of her favorite pastimes. With her inexhaustible energy, the Class of ’65 knows she will be a success in her career as a physical education instructor. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Glee Club, Student Council 3, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4. SHARON ANN KEATING Sharon, with her cheerful smile and pleasing personality, is a popular member of our Senior Class. One can ' t help feeling happy while with her. Sharon can be found assisting the patients as a nurse’s aide in Clinton Hospital. She is an avid sports fan and attends all social functions. Success is what we wish Sharon for her future plans in the teaching profession. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Science Pair, Thanksgiving Show, Pep Club. HARRY JOSEPH KENNEDY Now here’s a fellow with a big smile and a heart to match. Hunting seems to be one of his chief interests for the present. Harry is taking the General Course and plans to be an I.B.M. regulator in the future. Lots of luck from the class of “65”. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Thanksgiving Show 4. KIM KERRIGAN Now we introduce Kim, a popular lad in our class. He’s quick witted, talented and a born organizer. He’s an easy-going fellow who takes everything in stride. Wher- ever there is fun and frolic Kim is always in the midst. He bombs around in a fast Pord and is a chauffeur to many. With his friendly manner and perseverance he is sure to achieve success in his future endeavors. Good Luck, Kim, from the class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club. Class President 2, Thanksgiving Show, Student Council 1, 2, Inter-class Dramatics 2, The Gael 1, 2, 3, 4, Elk’s Oratorical Contest 1, 2, 3, (Winner 4). MARIANNE KERRIGAN A cute senior with a sparkling personality and a friendly “Hello” is known to us as “Minnie.” She can always be found cheering the team or lending a hand to class activities. There is never a dull moment when “Minnie” is around, for her vivacious manner and sense of humor has been a constant source of amusement for her classmates and friends. “Minnie” plans to be an executive secretary and we’re sure that she will succeed. The Class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck in the future. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Awards, Pep Club. 32 SANDRA ANN KOSIEWSKI “Sandy” is a friendly and dependable member of our class. Her quiet manner deceives outsiders, but those who know her well know that she is full of fun and mischief. “Sandy” can be found at all class activities and is always ready to do her part. With her flare for clothes she has won the admiration and envy of many. After graduation Sandy plans to study hairdressing and the class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Science Fair 2, 3. RITA THERESA KULIS One of the most ambitious and conscientious girls anyone could hope to know is “Rita.” She is an active participant of all C.H.S. activities, and does a complete and thorough job in anything she undertakes. Her pleasing smile and pleasant personality have won her many friends at Clinton High. Rita plans to be a nurse and the class of ’65 wishes her the best. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, Junior Marshall, Inter-class Dramatics, National Honor Society, Gael Winds Staff, Science Fair. SHEILA ANN LAMLEIN Sheila is a petite, cute, popular member of our class. With her pleasing person- ality, Sheila has gained the lasting friendships of her classmates during her four years at C.H.S. She has maintained average grades and has showed her acting ability in our Inter-Class Dramatics. Sheila plans to become a nurse in the future and we wish her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Inter-class Dramatics, Pep Club, The Gael, Science Fair. PAUL FRANCIS LARSON Paul, one of the more serious boys in our class, looks shy when you first notice him, but once you get to know him you’ll discover his hidden friendliness. One of his favorite interests is cars, and you can always see him uptown in his blue Dodge. He possesses an immense collection of records and is an avid music fan. Paul is taking the Commercial Course and plans to break into big business after graduation. The class of ’65 knows he will succeed and wishes him all the luck in the world. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, The Gael. WILLIAM CLIFFORD MacDONALD “Bill” as we all know him, is one of our friendliest and most dependable seniors. After school he is usually found in a white apron and bow tie busily working at the Clinton Super Market. An ardent sports fan and supporter of all school activi- ties, he has always managed to keep his marks above average. Bill plans a teach- ing career and we are certain that, with his pleasing personality and rich sense of humor, he is destined for success. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Latin Club, Basketball 2, Base- ball 1, Football 1, Science Fair 2, 3. 33 KATHLEEN MAUREEN MacKlLLOP Ouiet, soft-spoken with a ready smile and pleasing ways, could describe none other than “Kathy.” She possesses a tine sense of humor and a gift of making friends. She has kept her marks always above average. The best wishes from the Class of ’65 go with her in her career of teaching. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, The Gael. JEAN DOROTHY MARHEFKA “Jeannie” is a girl hard to miss with her lovely titian hair and green eyes. She enjoys dancing, sports, sewing; and can be seen afternoons working at A.W. Schneider Florist. Jeannie wants to be a first grade teacher and we know that she will make a very warm and talented one. Good luck from the Class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Executive Staff of Year- book, Latin Club, Junior Marshall, Student Council 1, Inter-class Dramatics 2, National Honor Society, Pep Club, The Gael, Science Fair 3, Band 1, 2. MARY ELIZABETH MARTEL Ouiet, shy, soft-spoken and pleasing ways describe none other than Mary. Her silent manner, however, has not kept her from making lasting friends at C.H.S. Mary is always willing to help out if she is able. She is considerate to all and never gets into the difficulties that the rest of us always seem to be tumbling into. A career in hairdressing awaits her and with her goes all the best wishes of the Class of ’65. Glee Club, Pep Club, Band 1, 2, 3. JOHN JOSEPH MASSALSKl Now stepping into the spotlight is John, one of the best-natured members of our class, quiet and unassuming but always friendly. He is an ardent sports fan and yet has kept his marks at a good level. We, the Class of ’65, wish him the best of luck in the future. Tail Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Inter-class Dramatics, Football 2, Science Fair. ROBERT FELIX MASSALSKl Bob is one of the friendlier members of the senior class. A friendly “hello” and a pleasing smile are Bob’s biggest assets. He is an avid follower of the galloping Gaels and can be found at all class affairs. His future endeavor is not disclosed to us at the moment, but we’re sure that he will succeed in whatever he does. The Class of ’65 extends to him the best of luck in the future. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. 34 DONALD RICHARD MAYBERRY Now we introduce “Don,” a most jovial and likeable Senior. Don can always be counted on to liven up a dull class. After school he is either found helping to get out the local newspaper or outdoors hunting and fishing. Don plans to attend Worcester Trade and further his interests in auto mechanics. With his optimistic approach to life, he is certain to achieve his goals. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. MARTHA FRANCIS McDONALD Martha is a striking senior with her lovely red hair and ready smile for everyone. She is a member of the band and we have all enjoyed her lovely voice at the Thanksgiving Show. Martha is graduating with a college course and wants to become a teacher. Best of luck! Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Latin Club, The Gael, Band, Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair, Elks Oratorical Contest. SUSAN MARIE McGOWAN “Sue” is one of our class members who hails from Greeley Hill. During her four years at C.H.S. she has managed to obtain above average grades and hold a job at Harriman’s at the same time. She has won many friends with her warm personality and we’re sure she will succeed in college in the field of education. Good luck “Sue.” Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Pep Club, Band, Girls Basketball. JAMES MICHAEL McLAUGHLIN “Jimmy” as he is known to his friends and classmates, is one of the most popular boys in our class. His pleasant smile and carefree manner have won him many friends at C.H.S. Although not too concerned with studying, Jimmy never has any trouble attaining satisfactory grades. He has been a great asset to our basketball team and we know, because of his fine qualities, Jimmy will find success in the future. The Class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Student Council, Football 1, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 4. JANIS SYLVIA McMAHON Janis is a carefree, happy-go-lucky girl, who can be seen working at the hospital as a nurse’s aide. She is an ardent supporter of all activities, both social and athletic. There’s never a dull moment with Janis around. She also has a wonderful sense of humor which has won her a vast array of friends. In the future, Janis plans to become a “lady in white” and we wish her all the luck in the world. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club. 35 BARBARA SUE McMURRAY An energetic, impressive blonde describes “Barb” perfectly. Being busy and con- stantly in a dither are both trademarks of hers. Consistently on the honor roll, her original ideas and helpful attitude have made her a leader in her class. A true amiability and zest for living are Barb’s keys to a prosperous future. With this collection of personality traits, Barb’s future as a physical therapist, and in life, is bound to be a success. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of the Yearbook, Glee Club, Latin Club, Junior Marshall, National Honor Society, Pep Club, The Gael, Gael Winds Staff, Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair. LESLIE ANN McNAMARA Leslie and mischief walk hand in hand, for Leslie likes to live life to the fullest. One of the really good athletes of C.H.S., Leslie has led the Gaelettes on to victory many times. Although she has a job after school, she has managed to attain average grades throughout high school. With her overwhelming personality and spirit of liveliness, she is certain to gain a prosperous future in the field of business. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Awards, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show, Basketball 2, 3, 4, (Co-Captain 4), Softball. THOMAS JOSEPH McNAMARA And now the Class of ’63 is proud to present one of its most popular members, “Tom.” This young man has won for himself the admiration and respect of his fellow classmates through his activities both on the athletic field and in the class- room. Many a dull classroom has been brightened by “Tom’s” ready wit and glowing personality. Although his plans for the future are uncertain as yet, with his winning personality he is certain to be a success. Best of luck, Tom, from the Class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Class President 1, Student Coun- cil, Football, Baseball, Science Fair. MICHELE MARIE MINOR Now we introduce Michele better known to us as “Mike.” She is one of the tiniest and most spirited members of our class. “Mike” can be seen at every sports event cheering the boys on to victory. We are sure she will be a success in her chosen career because of her likeable ways. Good luck “Mike,” from the Class of “65.” Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Pep Club, The Gael, Band, Thanksgiving Show. JEAN MARIE MORRISON Ouiet, soft-spoken, ready to please — that’s Jean, a popular member of our Senior Class. An above average student, she attended all school activities and managed to work at the Strand Theatre. Her future plans include college and we know Jean will make a conscientious and excellent teacher. The Class of “65” wishes her all the luck in the world in achieving her goal. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Vice-President, Student Council, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Gael Winds Staff, Science Fair Certifi- cate Award. 36 JOSEPH FRANCIS NAUGHTON Joe, better known as “Buster,” is the North End’s contribution to our class. Buster can always be found cheering C.H.S. at its athletic contests, and is never missing from any social activity. His good looks and personality have won him many friends at C.H.S. Buster plans to enter the Air Force, and the Class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. FREDERICK JOSEPH NIICHTER Fred is one of the quieter members of our class. Although studying was not one of his favorite pastimes, he has always managed to make the grade. Fred’s plans are as yet indefinite, but we know that he will be a success at whatever he endeavors. Good luck, Fred, from the Class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, J.V. Baseball. BARRY ALGOT NILSSON Barry is one of the quieter members of our class. Although he is not an active participant in sports or other activities, he is a staunch supporter at all C.H.S. activities. Even though Barry does not exert himself studying, he always manages to attain passing grades. The class of ’65 wishes him all the best and knows with his friendly ways, he will succeed in whatever he attempts to do. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Economics and Sociology Club. GRACE EILEEN NILSSON Charming and lovely is our Grace. Not very often does any girl achieve the popularity and love of everyone as does Grace. She has a winning smile and an arresting personality. Grace never has to be fearful in class, for her marks are always in the testimonial ranking. Her secretarial work X period for Mr. Joseph Burgwinkle proves Grace’s success in the commercial course. Grace’s future activi- ties in scholastic pursuits are unknown, but whatever they may be, we all know that she will be successful. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Marshall, Gregg Artist Awards, National Honor Society. JAMES FRANCIS NOLAN “Jimmy” is a carefree lad who refuses to be bothered by trivial matters. He is well- known around the school and popular with all his classmates. Jimmy, one of the liveliest members of the class is known for his quick wit and amazing ability to make a classroom anything but dull and quiet. Jimmy has managed to keep his grades at the passing level, although he was never one to carry home too many books. Jim plans to enter college and the class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Basketball, Baseball. 37 DONNA MARY NOONAN Beneath a quiet exterior Donna has a genius for humor; she is easy to get along with and makes friends easily. Although she holds down a part time job at the Clinton Nursing Home, Donna manages to keep up high grades. She’s jovial, fun- loving and always ready with a friendly smile. She’s great company and an ideal friend. With her potentiality we know that she will find future success. Good luck, Donna, from the Class of ' 65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, French Club, Pep Club, The Gael 2, 3, 4, Science Fair. CONSTANCE BERNADETTE NOSEK A friendly smile and a vivacious personality describe “Connie,” who, with her keen sense of humor, has won herself an array of life-long friends. You’ll find her at all the games and school dances and no doubt Connie will leave C.H.S. as carefree as she entered. She plans to enter college and major in Physical Therapy. Connie takes with her our most sincere wishes for every attainable success and happiness in the future. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Inter-class Dramatics, Pep Club, The Gael, Girls Basketball, Thanksgiving Show. MARY ELLEN NUGENT A petite girl with flaming red hair is a very vivid description of Mary Ellen. Her friendly smile has won her many friends at C.H.S. Every Friday night you can see her down at Fuller Field cheering the team on to victory. Mary Ellen is undecided about her future plans but we know she’ll be successful in whatever she does. Good luck from the Class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club, Science Fair. K.ATHLEEN ANN O’CONNELL Kathy, one of the friendliest seniors, hails from the Acre. A cheery smile, wonder- ful personality, and pleasing disposition are a few of her qualities. Kathy enjoys a very active social life but always manages to keep her name on the testimonial list. She is one of the most talkative members of the class and can always be found chatting with someone. Kathy plans to attend college and with her determination and ability, she will be successful, we know. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Co-editor of the Business Staff of the Yearbook, French Club, Junior Marshall, Inter-class Dramatics, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Science Fair. THOMAS FRANCIS O’CONNELL Tom’s a young man who tries the hardest and does his best. His outside activities include skiing and hunting from which he gets plenty of enjoyment. In the fall he plans to enter college and take a course in engineering. The class of “65” wishes him lots of luck in the future and many happy wishes. Tau Sigma, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Student Council 1, National Honor Society, Science Fair 3. 38 WALTER FRANCIS O’CONNOR “Oakie” as he is known by his friends is one of the most carefree men in the class. He is a sports enthusiast and does a lot of fishing. Although his future plans are incomplete, the Class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Football 1. JAMES PATRICK O’MALLEY Now from Greeley Hill we have “Jim,” or should we say “Stretch.” Friendly and full of fun. Stretch always has a ready smile for everyone, which is the main reason for his popularity. Stretch is a faithful class supporter and can always be seen cheering C.H.S. at its games. He plans to be a barber and the Class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. PETER RICHARD O’MALLEY Peter is one of the hustlers of our class. Whenever there is an activity of any kind, Pete is sure to be there. With his friendly manner and his untiring perseverance he will be sure of attaining any goal he seeks. The class of ’65 wishes you all the luck in the world, Peter. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of the Yearbook, Thanksgiv- ing Show, Inter Class Dramatics, Science Fair, The Gael. MARY ELLEN O’TOOLE Here is one girl in our class who certainly needs no introduction. She is popular with everyone because she has an enchanting smile and pleasing personality. Mary Ellen attends all social functions of the school and we know of no person who enjoys them more. President of the Pep Club, Mary Ellen has led many a specta- tor in a rousing cheer. Mary Ellen’s ambition is to be a nurse. We all feel that when she dons her white uniform she will be a great success. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, Junior Marshall, Student Council, National Honor Society, Pep Club Presi- dent, The Gael, Gael Winds Staff (Item), Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair. ROBERT ALLAN PARKER “Bob” as he is called by all his pals, is liked by everyone of his acquaintances. Shy and friendly are just a few of the adjectives that accurately describe him. He enjoys tinkering with cars and hopes to have his own in the near future. Bob plans to become a milkman and has the best wishes of the class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. 39 JOSEPH MOUNTBATTEN PARSLOW “Joe” is a very personable member of our class, willing at all times to help out his classmates. He is a sports enthusiast, specializing in Hying, skiing and tennis. We know that Joe’s personality will prove a decided asset in his future plans. Tail Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Business Staff of Yearbook, Glee Club, Latin Club, Junior Classical League, President Student Council, Inter-class Dramatics, The Gael, Thanksgiving Show. JAMES PETER PENDER Jim is probably one of the most talented men to come to C.H.S. in a long time. He is equally at home on the football Held as well as before a Thanksgiving Night audience. His free and easy manner has won him friends wherever he has gone. But Jim is equally at ease in solving any problem he encounters, searching out the truth no matter where it may lead him. Eor certain, Jim’s strong character and pleasing personality will bring him success and happiness in his teaching and law careers. Good luck and best wishes always, Jim! Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Co-Chairman, Business Staff of Yearbook, Glee Club, Student Council, Treasurer, Inter-class Dramatics, The Gael, Football 2, 3, 4, J.V. Baseball, Science Fair, Student Government Representative, Student Exchange, Thanksgiving Show 3, 4. PAUL ANTHONY PERLA Paul has good looks coupled with a sparkling personality. When there’s work to be done he’s always willing. Paul scoots around town in a mean Chevy. He’s well- liked, personable, full of fun, and eager. His easy way of getting excited and his wittiness have made him popular among his fellow classmates. He enjoys the out of doors, especially skiing. Paul plans to become a teacher and wishes for future success go to him from us, the Class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, Student Council 1, Inter-class Dramatics 2, The Gael 3, 4, Thanksgiving Show 2, 4, Science Fair 3. CATHERINE CHRISTINE PFISTER Take deep brown eyes, a Hashing smile, and a good-natured disposition, combined with sincerity and love of fun and you will have a remarkable likeness of Cathy, one of the most popular girls at C.H.S. A lover of sports and a constant supporter of all school functions, she can be found at football and basketball games cheering our team on to victory. After graduation, Cathy would like to become a hair- dresser. The Class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck in the future. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Class Secretary 1, Student Council, Inter-class Dramatics, Cheerleader, Pep Club, The Gael, Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair. WILLIAM STANLEY POLEWARCZYK JR. Bill is well known as a faithful student and helpful classmate. He may be seen at most of our social functions and always seems to be on the best of terms with the opposite sex. Musically inclined he is a very talented artist on the drums, and during his spare time. Bill plays with a group called the “Wanderers.” He never worries a great deal about his studies and yet he always seems to get along well. Bill plans to go into radio electronics and whatever he does, the Class of ’65 wishes him all the luck in the world. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Science Fair, Thanksgiving Show. 40 TERESA ANDREA POWERS Teresa, with her laughing brown eyes and cheery smile, is one of our petite cheerleaders. Her sense of humor and fun-loving ways place her high on our list of popular senior girls. She is full of pep and vitality, and has that rare quality of just being herself. Teresa plans to further her education and someday become a teacher. With her dynamic personality, the Class of ’65 knows she will succeed, and we wish her all the luck in the world achieving this goal. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Co-Chairman, Math Club, Executive Staff of Year- book, Latin Club, Senior Class Officer, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair. SUSAN CORA PROVENCAL Quiet and unassuming, Susan has many fine qualities and is always ready with a smile and a helping hand for everyone. Susan came to us in our Sophomore year. Steady and dependable, she has gone her quiet way making friends on her journey through C.H.S. Susan as yet has not decided what she intends to do after she graduates, but whatever she chooses, the best wishes of the Class of ’65 go with her. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Thanksgiving Show. BARBARA DIANE PULASKI This senior girl with her warm quiet smile and bright eyes is graduating from C.H.S. with a technical curriculum. Her hobbies include reading and travel, the latter which she hopes to pursue after graduation from college. Certainly, Barbara will succeed in whatever career she chooses. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club, The Gael, Science Fairs. JOHN MATTHEW PULNIK Now we come to “Jack” one of the friendliest men of the class. After school Jack can be found at a garage fixing his car. Jack’s ambition is to become a mechanic. The class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck in his future endeavors. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. JOSEPH STANLEY PUPECKI “Joe” seems to be the quiet type when you first meet him, but soon you learn he is full of fun and has a pleasing personality. Joe likes music, and plays the guitar as a member of the “Wanderers,” a group we have all heard and liked. Joe also likes baseball and has become very good at it, as his past records will show. His ambition is to be an algebra teacher, and with his keen intelligence we know he will be a success. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair, J.V. Baseball 1, 2, 3. 41 ROBERT GEORGE OUINN Now we come to Bob who hails from Germantown. With his winning smile and quick wit he has won many friends at C.H.S. He is interested in gymnastics and can be found at Turner Hall in his spare time. In the future he intends to become a Physical Education Teacher and the class of ’65 wishes him the best of luck. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Business Staff of Yearbook, Inter-class Dramatics. CAROL ANNE ROULEAU Carol came to us in her senior year all the way from Phoenix, Arizona. From the start she was well liked by everyone and was willing to lend a helping hand when the opportunity arose. She could always be seen at Fuller Field leading our team on to victory. She enjoys dancing and cooking. Carol wants to be a history teacher, and we know she’ll be a success. Best wishes and good luck from the class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Glee Club, National Honor Society, The Gael. MICHELE GERTRUDE RYAN Now we introduce Michele, one of the top members of our class. During her four years at C.H.S. she has become one of the best liked members because of her winning smile and sparkling personality. You can always see Michele at sports events cheering the Gaels along to victory. Her future plans include college and a career of teaching. We are sure she will stand out in her chosen career. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Executive Staff of Year- bot)k, Latin Club, Junior Marshall, Student Council, Inter-class Dramatics, Na- tional Honor Society, Twirlers, Pep Club, The Gael, Basketball 3, Science Fair. AMELIA SAKELLARIOU Here we have “Sack,” who needs no introduction to those who have had the pleasure of knowing her. “Sack” may seem to be a quiet individual, but don’t let her fool you — there’s a mischievous twinkle in those brown eyes. Her fun-loving ways and willingness to lend a helping hand have proven her to be a friend worthwhile. Along with Sack’s neat appearance and gentle disposition, we know she’ll make an excellent secretary. Best of luck Sack in all your future endeavors from the Class of “65.” Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Pep Club, The Gael, Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair. JOHN FRANCIS SANGINARIO “Sange,” as he is known to the members of our class, can be found working at Atlas Paint when he’s not participating in various mischievous and full of fun, he can usually be found in the midst of much laughter and merrymaking. John’s plans at present point to musical interests. Good luck from the class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Glee Club, Inter- class Dramatics, The Gael, Freshman Football, Thanksgiving Show, J.V. Baseball. 42 RICHARD MICHAEL SAVAGE An introduction to Dick is unnecessary, for he is known and well liked by every- one. Dick can be found working part-time at Moran’s Drug Store. With his friendly and winning personality he has won a host of friends at C.H.S. As president of our class he has shown leadership and ability in all of our class functions. Dick plans to further his education and the Class of ’65 wishes him all the luck he deserves. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Class President 3, 4, Student Council, Inter- class Dramatics, Thanksgiving Show. KEVIN JOHN SAWYER Kevin is one of those boys whose presence always peps up a gathering. He has won an array of friends during his four years at C.H.S. He is an exceptional dancer and a sharp dresser. He never burned oil studying late into the night, but he managed to get passing marks. Kevin’s future plan is to become a history teacher and we know he will succeed. The class of ’65 wishes the greatest success to him. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, The Gael, Thanksgiving Show 2, 4, Science Fair. RITA MARIE SCANLON Rita comes from the famous Burditt Hill district of town. She is always willing to help out when duty calls. During her four years at C.H.S. she acquired many friends, and though she appears to be the quiet type her friends know that she is anything but. Rita plans to become a “lady in white” and the class of ’65 wish her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Pep Club, The Gael, Thanksgiving Show. JEAN CAROL SCHWAB Happy-go-lucky and full of fun. That’s Jean. If she isn’t riding around in her blue Chevy, she’s sure to be backing some school function, for she’s an ardent sup- porter of them all. She can’t help but be successful in her future endeavors with her good-natured disposition and ability to make friends. Good luck, Jean. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Junior Classical League, Pep Club, The Gael. EILEEN JANICE SCHWARTZ A pleasant combination of humor and good nature compose Eileen. Reliability and a desire to do good are among her many assets. Although she is a diligent student she is never too busy to lend a helping hand or get herself into a bit of mischief. With her reputation for sincerity and ability we are sure she’ll be a success in the nursing profession. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club Junior Marshall, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Pep Club, The Gael, Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair. 43 WINIFRED ANNE SHAUGHNESSY “Winnie” needs no introduction to us for she is well known for her cheerful disposition and friendly manner. She can always be seen bubbling with laughter whether it be in the classroom or at any social function. Partime she busies herself at the Clinton Hospital preparing meals. Winnie plans to become a hairdresser and wishes for success and continued happiness go to her from the Class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Awards, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show. SHARON ANNE SLATTERY A cheerful smile, adorable dimples, and a flirtatious gleam in her eyes. Who else could this be but Sharon, one of our most energetic gals. She has displayed her pep as co-captain of the St. John’s Cheerleaders and also by her staunch support to the Pep Club. Sharon is always ready to lend her assistance whenever needed and her vivacious manner has made her popular among us all. Whatever your future plans may be, Sharon, wishes for a bright and blessed road of life go to you from the Class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Glee Club, Inter-class Dramatics, Pep Club, The Gael, Band, Basketball. JAMES CARSON SLEEPER “Jim” is one of the quieter boys in the senior class, but well-liked by everyone. Friendly and with a good-natured disposition, his easy going manner is always welcomed at the social and athletic events held at C.H.S. During the afternoons he can be seen working at the Colonial Press or playing pool with the gang at Maury’s Rec. Although he has not decided what he will do after graduation, we are sure that he will succeed in whatever he chooses. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. ELAINE TERESA SONTAG “Laney,” as called by her friends, is one of the most pleasant and most liberal girls in the senior class. All of her friends, and there are many of them, know she is a girl who can be trusted and depended upon. Laney is athletically inclined and adds much for the success of the C.H.S. girls basketball team. Laney plans to be a Physical Education teacher and with her pleasant personality and athletic powers she will have nothing but success. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Latin Club, Thanksgiving Show, Gregg Artist Award, The Gael, Basketball, Softball, Field Hockey. JOAN MARY SPIELVOGEL In considering Joan’s personal qualities, “sweet” is the word that would best describe her. She is ever-present at class functions adding gaiety and life to them. She possesses a wonderful sense of humor and always appears to be in best spirits. Although not a bookworm, Joan always manages to keep her marks above aver- age. As for the future, Joan is still undecided, but whatever she chooses, the Class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Science Fair. 44 LARRY GENE STARNES Next comes “Larry,” a person who encountered little difficulty with his studies during his four years with us. His Science Fair entries have received much atten- tion and his photographic skills were often evident in many “Gael issues. He has also distinguished himself as a pitcher of some capability on our “varsity nine.” And somehow he can still find time to “cover the High” in his ’59 Ford. Larry is going to study electronic engineering after graduation and his determination and ingenuity will probably bring him great success. Best of luck, Larry! Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook-Co-Editor, Latin Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, The Gael, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Science Fair. PATRICIA ANN STARR Pat has won many friends during her four years at C.H.S. with her quiet manner and sweet smile. Pat takes part in extra-curricular activities and is a stout sup- porter of all C.H.S. sports events. She is also one of the neatest and best dressed girls in the senior class. Pat plans to enter the teaching profession and the class of ’65 wishes her all the success possible. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, Junior Marshall, Student Council, Inter-class Dramatics, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Science Fair. HARRY DER STEPANIAN Industrious is the word used to describe Harry. His untiring efforts have been witnessed many times by all of us. His dogged determination has helped bring success to our Junior Prom and Memorabilia. Outside of School you c an find him working at many odd jobs on High Street With all his interests, Harry is also able to maintain a commendable scholastic record. It appears Harry will either enter Trade School or the Air Force after graduation. Whichever it is, we send him along with our warmest wishes for success and happiness always. Tau Sigma, Junior Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair. PAUL NOEL ST. JOHN Here’s Paul, a quiet, likeable member of our class, who managed to get through his four years, while holding down a part time job. He has been a regular rooter at all of our football games and is always prepared to uphold the spirit of C.H.S. With Paul’s friendly, likeable manner he is bound to succeed in the future. Best of luck, Paul from the class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee. CHRIS TINE MARY STUKA Here we introduce “Chris” one of the carefree, happy-go-lucky members of our class. She is a faithful supporter of all class activities and you find her at the games cheering the Gaels on to victory. She plans to pursue a nursing career and the Class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Thanksgiving Show, Pep Club, The Gael. 45 PAMELA JANE SUCHOVSKY “Pam”, as she is known by her friends, is one of the quieter members of our class. Her neat appearance and sincere manner have made her popular with everyone. Pam has maintained average grades in high school and has always been willing to lend a helping hand when needed. After graduation she plans to enter the secretarial field. Best wishes and lots of luck from the Class of ’65, “Pam.” Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committees, Business Staff of Yearbook, Gregg Artist Awards, Pep Club, The Gael. MARGARET CATHERINE TACKITT Soft spoken, shy, and reserved. These are perfect words to describe Margaret. She never spends time in trivial conversation, but when she does speak to you the fact that she possesses a kind heart is revealed. She has no particular hobby or interest; she simply enjoys everything. She takes the Commercial Course and wishes to enter the secretarial field after graduation. We know that she’ll succeed in all her future ambitions. Good luck, Margaret, from the class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee. GREGORY ERANCIS TEFET Greg is a dark, handsome senior who has a special interest in cars. He can be seen working at the First National. Greg will graduate on a college curriculum and we are certain that in whatever career he chooses, he will be a success. The Class of ’65 wishes to express the best of luck in your future. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, French Club. DONNA MARIE TOKARZ A warm smile, a pleasing way, a twinkle in her eye — no other introduction is needed, for we know this is Donna. She is one of the more quieter members of the class, but shows no shyness in co-operating with us. Donna fills in her time after school by working in Woolworths. Her plans for the future are indefinite but we, the class of ’65 wish her all the success possible. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club, Home Economics Club, Economics and Sociology Club. SANDRA FLORENCE TOMOLO A friendly smile, a vivacious personality describe “Sandy,” who, with her keen sense of humor, has won herself an array of life-long friends. During football season you could find Sandy marching down the field as Head Majorette. When- ever a good joke or witty statement is needed to liven things up, she is sure to be found. The Class of ’65 extends its best wishes in anticipation that you will undoubtedly attain success and happiness in your chosen profession. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council, Twirler 2, 3, Pep Club, Head Majorette 4, Thanksgiving Show. 46 JOANNE TERESA TOMYL Joanne is C.H.S.’s contribution from the North End. She is one of those rare individuals who knows everybody and whom everybody knows. Come rain or come shine, Joanne can always be found ready and willing to lend a hand. Joanne plans to become a hairdresser and with her willingness to work and her determina- tion, the Class of ’65 knows she will be a success. Best wishes always, Joanne. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Home Economics Club, Pep Club, Gregg Artist Award. ALFRED JOHN TRAUTNER Now we come to “Al,” one of the quieter individuals in our class. He can always be seen at all the dances and his mature manner has made him a pleasant student. “Al” has a special talent with magic and although it’s not well-known, he is a superb magician. To become a printer is Al’s ambition and we the class of ’65 wish him success in all his future endeavors. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Science Fair. JANICE MARY TRUESDALE Janice is a carefree girl with a pleasing smile, friendly manner and one who is always ready to lend a helping hand. While not the studious type, she is a typical high school girl, with a well-rounded list of studies. Janice can be found working in the kitchen at the Clinton Hospital. The Class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck in all her future endeavors. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Award, Pep Club. MELINA ANN TURINI A friendly smile, warm personality, and a willingness to work are some of the qualities which describe “Millie.” She can be seen at all class and sports affairs. “Millie” has maintained average grades while working in the hospital as a nurse’s aide. Her winning ways have won her many life long friends. “Millie” has chosen the nursing profession as a career and the Class of “65” wishes her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, French Club, Pep Club, Gael Winds Staff, Thanksgiving Show. FRANK SWIFT TURNER III More commonly known as “Spider,” he is taking the General Course in school and after graduation plans on entering the Navy as a career. His main interests are girls, cars, and racing — in that order, respectively. For the future, lots of luck and many years of happiness from the class of “65.” Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Business Staff of Yearbook. 47 PATRICIA MARY VAGHINI Perhaps we shall remember Pat as one of the quieter girls of the class, but those who know her intimately, value her sincere and loyal friendship. Although “Pat” was never a grind where school work was concerned, she always managed to get by. “Pat” is a talented artist and spends most of her leisure time oil painting. “Pat’s” plans for the future are to enter secretarial school after graduation, and the class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Science Fair. WILLIS EDWARD WAGNER Introducing “Willy” one of our more popular and likeable seniors whose easy- going manner has established him as one of the friendliest members of our class. Although he would probably prefer athletics to scholastics he manages to do creditable work in both areas. Willy has never failed to come to the aid of his class or friends and is always ready and willing to pitch in and get the job done. Willis plans to be a machinist after graduation. To Willy goes our best wishes for success. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Student Council, Science Fair, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball. PETER CHARLES WASEL “Pete” is a good example of a typical C.H.S. student. Although he hasn’t distin- guished himself as a great scholar, his work is usually creditable. After school hours you can find him working at his father’s diner. Pete is quite a car fancier himself and enjoys tinkering around engines. Never one to let his school down, you can find him at all the athletic contests rooting the Gaels on. After graduation, Pete plans to attend business school. Best wishes for success and happiness, Pete. Tau Sigma Junior Prom Committee, Football 1. DOROTHY WATTU Here we meet a reserved girl with a quiet personality, accented by her sparkling blue eyes. Dotty has displayed her qualities of dependability through her contribu- tions for the success of the Junior Prom. As Dotty pursues the career of practical nursing, the class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club. PAUL ALLAN WHITHAM Paul, one of the North End’s contributions to our class, is a boy everyone knows and likes. He is a boy who takes his studies seriously. He is a strong participant in school functions and was the winner of the Harvard Book Award. Paul’s ability on C.H.S.’s football team led to an honorable mention on the Mid-League All Star team in his senior year. Future plans for Paul include the Air Force Academy. Best of luck from the class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, Executive Staff of the Yearbook, Band, The Gael, National Honor Society, Latin Club. 48 CYNTHIA ELIZABETH WHITNEY With a typical C.H.S. smile, Cynthia is one of the sort of girls you like to know. You can see Cynthia smiling over the counter of Shanburgs store bright and early on Sunday or at Lebowitz’s Jewelers on Saturdays. These jobs, however, do not influence her scholastic achievements, for Cynthia has maintained a remarkable record. A girl with such charm, personality, and a sense of humor, she most certainly will be successful in all her endeavors. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Marshall, Student Council, Gregg Artist Awards, National Honor Society, Pep Club. MICHAEL MARTIN WHITNEY Introducing “Mike” our cute dark-haried senior with a pleasing disposition. His ever present sense of humor has been a source of amusement to his classmates and numerous friends. Like most boys Mike’s main interest is in cars. He can be found everyday after school working with his father on their oil truck. His plans for the future are indefinite but whatever he does, he may be sure the best wishes of the Class of ’65 go with him. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, French Club, Student Council, Science Fair. PATRICIA JANE WILES Quiet, soft-spoken, with a ready smile and a gay disposition describes our “Pat.” She possesses a tine sense of humor and a gift for making friends which have made her popular among her comrades. “Pat’s” biggest talent is art. She enjoys doodling and sketching to while away the hours. After graduation it appears Pat will study to be a beautician. Wherever you go “Pat” it will always be with the best wishes of the Class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club. KATHLEEN MARY WOOD And now we introduce “Kathy,” a girl with a very pleasant manner and a person- ality to match. She always has a smile for everyone, and is always ready and willing to help out in any class activities. You’ll always find her at the football and basketball games, cheering the team on to victory. No matter what she does, “Kathy” has a wonderful time and everyone with her does, too. We are sure that her wonderful personality and pleasant ways will make her a success in her chosen field. The Class of ’65 wish her the best of luck and success. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Gregg Artist Award, Pep Club. SARAH ELIZABETH WOOD A charming personality, sparkling eyes, and a brilliant mind; that’s Sarah. She has done exceedingly well in her studies, which can be proved by a quick glance at the testimonial list. Sarah’s best moments were spent cheering the Galloping Gaels on to victory. Her friendly manner and cheerful smile have won her a host of friends during her four year stay at C.H.S. Sarah plans to become a teacher and the class of ’65 wishes that success and good fortune follow her forever. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, Executive Staff of Yearbook, Latin Club, Cheerleader 4, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Show, Science Fair. 49 CONSTANCE ALLAINE WUTH “Connie” is another of our supposedly quiet girls, but once she gets going, watch out! She’s easy going and takes all in stride. She’s well-liked and her beautiful blonde locks are the envy of all our girls. “Connie” is usually found planning new ways to make mischief. She’s a colorful gal, especially when embarrassed. With her femininity and appealing personality, we know that she’ll be successful in her future plans to become a “lady in white.” Good luck, Connie, from the class of ’65. Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee. JOSEPH PAUL YENCSKO Introducing Joe, whose basketball skills are known by all C.H.S. students. A consistent student as well as an athlete, he has maintained good grades during his four years with us. At first, he might appear as a quiet individual but he’ll soon impress you as a friendly and sincere person who always sticks by his friends. Joe’s future plans are as yet indefinite and the class of ’65 wish him the best of luck. Tail Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Basketball, Math Club, J.V. Baseball. DANIEL RAYMOND YOUNG ■A. cheerful sense of humor is one of Danny’s characteristics. You can see him after school at Sears Roebuck and Co., where he holds a part time job. Besides being a member of the band, Danny participates in many school activities. He has mentioned something about becoming a lawyer. We know he’ll be a success. Good luck from the Class of ’65. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Math Club, The Gael, Band. CONSTANCE MARIA ZANGLES Connie’s hobby is the baton. As head twirler she has shown us how great she is with one baton, two, or the blazing baton. Connie wants to be an English teacher and if she teaches as well as she twirls she will be an uncomparable teacher. Best of everything, Connie! Kappa Delta Phi, Junior Prom Committee, French Club, Student Council, Twirler, Pep Club, The Gael, Thanksgiving Show. ANTONETTE MARIE BOTKO “Toni,” as she is known by all her friends, came to us in her senior year, and has proven to be one of our most intelligent students. She can be seen after school at her part time job in Grant’s. “Toni” plans a secretarial career, and the Class of ’65 wishes her the best of luck. Kappa Delta Phi, Pep Club. 50 LAWRENCE BROWN “Larry” is one of the quieter members of our class. He holds a part time job which takes up much of his time; what leisure he has is spent in playing basketball in which he is very proficient. We wish him every success in whatever line he enters. Tau Sigma, The Gael, Intramural Basketball. JOHN ALLAN PERHAM John is one of the quieter boys in the senior class. Because of illness John was absent from school for some time, but by much hard work he overcame the obstacle and obtained good grades. His future plans are uncertain, but we know he will succeed in any endeavor he may undertake. The Class of ’65 extends him the best of luck in the future. Tau Sigma, Junior Prom Committee, Science Fair. 51 In these previous formal photos, you have seen us looking our best — our hair is just right — we are wearing shirts and ties — now we want to give you a candid look at us doing typical things in our school day. A candid look at our classrooms and teachers, our corridors and clothes, our stairs and shoes and stockings. Our parents have probably often wondered what happened, in the interim, to the sleepy rushing character leaving the house early in the morning and the hungry, thirsty return in the afternoon. This section may clear up some of the mystery. 52 We also bear in mind as we prepare this Memorabilia that after a few months it will be looked at infrequently and then in fifteen or twenty or forty years a new generation (our children) will scan these pages. And the class graduating in the year 2005, (some of them OUR children) might pull this off the library shelf to see what Clinton High School and its faculty and students looked like way back in 1965. Our parents are concerned with the $2 to $3,000 a year to send us to college, and we are concerned about getting accepted. Lyndon B. Johnson is President of the United States and his vote margin last November, over Barry Goldwater, exceeded 12,000,000 votes. Even now, people forget the man who was Gold- water’s running mate, William Miller. 53 The members of our class were born during the Truman administration. And Truman today enjoys greater stature than ever. A weekly TV program explains his decisions during his White House stay. 54 55 The man of the century, Winston Churchill, died this year, our senior year, and we assume that when this century ends he will still be ‘man of the century’. As we prepare this book we read daily of American and Viet planes retaliating against the Viet Cong in North Vietnam. The draft is still operative. Pope Paul the sixth is the ruling Pon- tiff and there is an ecumenical spirit throughout the land. 56 Nikita Khrushchev was deposed as top leader of Russia and we are racing them to put the first man on the moon — alive — and have him come back — alive. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in our junior year and everyone felt they had lost a member of their own family. His Peace Corps is attracting thousands of volunteers. President Johnson has declared war on poverty and Governor John A. Volpe was reelected after a two year absence. The Righteous Brothers’ hit record, “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Peelin’ ”, was in first place early in ’65 followed by Petula Clark’s “Down- town” and then the Playboys’ “This Diamond Ring.” It has been a long time since “the Beatles” were not among the top ten and we’ve danced the twist, the Zombie, the Ape and the Dog. 58 « 60 “My Fair Lady” and “The Greatest Story Ever Told” are featured on the theatre screens, while David Janssen holds forth as “The Fugi- tive” on the TV tubes and Alfred Hitchcock dominates the airwaves. Plane accidents get bigger and bigger. Con- necticut’s Senator Dodd tries to control the sale of weapons. Our own Bobby Kennedy starts sounding like a New Yorker. Robert Moses has a Fair on Long Island, and T. S. Eliot dies. 62 64 There’s a spirit of change everywhere — The Negro Revolution, The Economic Opportunity Act, Pop Art, Frozen Foods, Africa, India, The- ology, Physical Education, The New Mathe- matics, Tools, Happiness, Leisure, Automation, Total Job Security, Plastics, Data Processing, Missiles, Amphetamines, The National Review, Urban Renewal, Senator John Tower, Appor- tionment, Whizzer White, Thermonuclear, Joan Baez, T-Bird, Appalachia, San Francisco, Love, Brotherhood, Balance of Payments, Route 495 and the Massachusetts Turnpike. In 1965 we had problems — -little ones, big ones, personal problems, common problems — but we have peace, too, and plenty and purpose and strength. 1965 was a Memorable Year. 66 I 67 Class History Freshman Year As we pass through the doors of our Alma Mater for the last time, we are reminded of the day we entered the halls of the “Old C.H.S.” We were bewildered and confused as we traveled from class to class, but we always found time to stop at Guidi’s Bakery for refueling. The upperclassmen were willing and enjoyed point- ing us in the wrong direction. To combat our problems we held our first class election. We chose as our leader, a likeable fellow, Tom McNamara. To round out his staff we chose Karen Gannon, Vice-President; Cathy Pfister, Secretary; and Joe Giansanti, Treasurer. After mid-years and our last day at “Old C.H.S.,” we dem- onstrated our exuberant emotions by participating in a farewell salute to Guidi’s. The next day we started our long and regretful walk from the old to the new. As we somberly sauntered through the park, we stopped and took a final and lasting look at the old brick building where many happy memories still remain. We were then awed by the new building and lost in its long corridors and many rooms for days. Mrs. Margaret A. McLean (Miss Smith) Sophomore Year September arrived again, but this time we returned a little more self-confident and a little less timid. We chose as our class officers: Kim Kerrigan, President; Anne Boodry, Vice-President; Barbara Giasante, Secretary; and Joe Giansante, Treas- urer. Our activities, under the direction of our class advisor. Miss Smith, included many bake sales and a candy sale. In January we paused from our regular every day routine to study for our mid-years. In May we tried for the first time to display our acting abilities in Interclass Dramatics. We presented our comedy skit entitled. If Boys Wore Skirts. In June, another year came to a close. We were all waiting for September to arrive again — our Junior year and our first year as being privileged upperclassmen. 68 Junior Year In September of ’63 we returned to C.H.S. as Jolly Juniors, another year closer to graduation. We got back into the old routine of studying and social affairs quickly. On election day, we chose Dick Savage, President; Ann Boodry, Vice-President; Barb Giansante, Secretary; and Joe Giansante, Treasurer. Soon, we were busily engaged in fund raising activities including dances and food sales, under the guid- ance of our new advisor, Mrs. Seegel. Because of the co-operation on the part of all members, these activities were a great success. Many of our boys, active in sports, came forth as heroes of the gridiron, baseball diamond, and basketball court. After the routine mid-years our thoughts turned to graduation. We received our class rings and took our P.S.A.T.’s. Our most important social event was our Junior Prom. “Shangri-La” was our theme. Our gorgeous decorations, a beautiful May night and of course class spirit, all helped to make our Prom the greatest yet. That finished one of the grandest and most successful years any class has ever had. We can look back with pride upon our Junior year. Senior Year Our Senior year has finally come and with it comes the closing of our high school career. Our four years have passed quickly. Yesterday we entered Guidi’s for our first recess; today we will eat in the cafeteria for the last time. In September ’64, we entered C.H.S. as leaders of the school; in June we leave to begin again. As a class we have always been well represented in sports. Although in football our win column was lean, our desire was strong. In basketball it was different. The Gaels of ’65 began to gallop amassing more wins than losses. In baseball we have all the elements which make for a winning season. Our Christmas assembly was truly in the ’65 style. A better one was never held. In January the flu hit and we were given a three day vacation. February brought the social highlight of the year, our Senior Hop, “Lollipops and Roses.” After this our eyes turned toward graduation, grand finale of the four most memorable years of our lives. Our joys and successes have been recorded in Memorabilia. The Class of ’65 anticipates a happy reunion in ’70. 69 What would happen if Mr. John Gibbons looked for trouble? Mr. Martin Gibbons lost his P.M. list? Mr. Bachant got sawed up? Miss Bachose had a real chicky-doodle in her room? Mr. D. Biirgwinkle couldn’t referee? Mr. j. Burgwinkle’s skeleton talked back to him? Mr. Burke lost his sense of humor? Mrs. Burke were a problem of democracy? Mr. Cleary stuttered? Mr. Comiskey couldn’t add? Mr. Fadgen weren’t so patient? Miss Gannon’s pen skipped? Mr. Garrity didn’t have his storeroom? Mr. Gosselin didn’t like animals? Mr. Hazel couldn’t fold diapers? Mr. Hester were a 90 lb. weakling? Mrs. Hill wasn’t always in a hurry? Mrs. Joyce weren’t so pleasant? Miss Kerrigan didn’t help the Seniors? Mr. Kittredge were bald? Mr. Kokernak couldn’t coach basketball? Mr. Laverdure owned a Sting-Ray? Mr. Lockhart never flunked anyone? Mr. Mackenzie didn’t help us with our decorating problem? Mr. McEvilly weren’t a cross between Dean Martin Andy Williams? Miss McGivney weren’t so likeable? M iss McIntyre found out who was huniming? Mr. McLaughlin didn’t assist the “Gael” staff? Mrs. McMurray locked the library doors to the Seniors? Mr. Murphy never laughed? Mr. O’Brien painted the Yellow Barn blue? Mr. O’Grady wasn’t admired by all the Senior girls? Mr. O’Rourke’s tie got caught in a business machine? Mr. O’Toole had a room full of history scholars? Mr. Philbin stopped singing, humming, whistling? Miss Ryan weren’t interested in the Seniors? Mrs. Seegel were chosen advisor for the incoming Freshmen? Mr. Stanley lost his briefcase? Miss Thompson had a class full of boys? Mrs. Tobin lost her enthusiasm? Mr. Walsh weren’t the “patron” of the Seniors? Mr. Young didn’t tune up the graduating class? John Agnitti liked girls? June Alexandrovich couldn’t draw? Lorraine Arsenault had dirty sneakers? Janie Azud weren’t excitable? Nancy Baer married Smokey? Ellen Basset became a songwriter? Susan Bates could drive? Tom Baum’s first name was Adam? Irene Belaska didn’t have parties? Susan Bennett missed a basketball game? Gerry Bernard were bashful? A1 Bienkiewicz carried a book? Stella Bienkiewicz had short hair? Mike Biskaduros didn’t like candy? 70 Lois Bisson never had a P.M.? John Boisoneau taught Driver’s Ed.? Linda Bonin didn’t have such nice clothes? Annie Boodry weren’t so typical? Billy Boston weren’t so dependable? Toni Botko couldn’t take directions? Jean Brigham couldn’t play the piano? Jimmy Brodrick weren’t so quiet? Danny Brower shrunk? Larry Brown didn’t like to hunt? Helen Burgoyne had a pixie? Marcia Bursley got her clothes at the chubby shop? Jimmy Calocci were an optimist? Billy Cambridge couldn’t play “Pomp Circumstance?” Irene Carl joined the Navy? Dick Casasanto couldn’t play basketball? Nancy Chandler weren’t so neat? Carol Chase worried? Nancy Chiamis got lockjaw? Kathy Chiavaras weighed 200 lbs.? Mary Beth Ciavola didn’t take things so seriously? Eddie Cislak couldn’t swim? John Clements got thrown by a horse? Kevin Clougherty liked Fords? Roy Collins caused a riot? Peter Columbo had something to say? Ellen Cucchi married a millionaire? Bobby Cucchi became president? Jackie Curran didn’t blush? Carol Czermak didn’t go to Hudson? Dolly Davidson were unkind to anyone? Phil DeCisero didn’t like to tease the girls? Mary Alice Decoteau were at a loss for words? Carolyn Dervin were a Phys. Ed. teacher? Sandy DesChamps became a millionaire? Milly Dickhaut weren’t so nice? Caesar DiTullio came from Ireland? Leocadia Donat didn’t play “Charge” at the football games? John Dubovick weren’t so cute? Rosalie Duchnowski had two left feet? Betty Dunn became an old maid? Tim Elliot caused a commotion? Denny Evans played out of tune? Gayle Farrington were seen without Lois? Joanne Femino couldn’t make up cheers? Wally Ferguson never missed a day of school? Mary Alice Flanagan were the last of the Flanagans? Lorraine Fortugno didn’t like diamonds? John Fox didn’t like Turner Hall? Christine Freel weren’t headed for the altar? Karen Gannon didn’t have any friends? Pat Gaughan didn’t laugh? Eddie Gaw bought a lunch? Paul Gentsch didn’t like trains? Jimmy George turned white as a ghost? Joe Giansante embezzled the class funds? Barbara Giansanti married the “Jolly Green Giant?” Paul Giansanto didn’t like Shop? Wayne Gilchrist didn’t like football? Jose Gonzalez ever flunked a test? Ginny Goodale didn’t have a sense of humor? Kathy Goulding wore rags? Gail Guidi got a job at Maryann’s? Marie Guinard Married Popeye? Mark Gulliver lost “Georgie?” Tom Haemer were a wolf? Linda Hastings were a blonde? Merina Healey couldn’t sing a note? Susan Heighten owned Greyhound Bus Company? Clark Henebry weren’t an all-around athlete? Joe Hennis never clowned around? Carol Herzberg flunked a subject? Donna Hopkins came in at the beginning of a conversation? Armond Houle didn’t have curly hair? Kathy Hutchins stayed home at night? Alan Ingano couldn’t write an essay? Sandy Johnson couldn’t hand anyone a line? Nancy Joyce lived in Germantown? Alexis Julsonnet couldn’t find a good excuse? Sharon Keating’s nose didn’t wiggle when she laughed? Harry Kennedy weren’t so easy to get along with? Kim Kerrigan were on time for school? Minnie Kerrigan met Mickey Mouse? Sandy Kosiewski never missed gym class? Rita Kulis saw red on her report card? Sheila Lamlein were calm? Paul Larson weren’t so quiet? Billy MacDonald weren’t so well liked? Kathy MacKillop didn’t eat tunafish sandwiches? Jean Marhefka lost her comb? Mary Martel didn’t go with Gene? Bob Massalski didn’t follow the basketball team? John Massalski didn’t take a car to religion? Don Mayberry became editor of the “Item?” 71 Martha McDonald didn’t say “Hi?” Susan McGowan couldn’t scoop ice cream? Jim McLaughlin became Vice-Principal? Janis McMahon were bald? Barb McMurray got a P.M. from her mother? Leslie McNamara didn ' t have school spirit? Tom McNamara didn’t like girls? Mike Minor went along with what everyone said? Jean Morrison weren’t such a perfect lady? Joe Naughton weren’t called “Buster?” Fred Nichter were a Romeo? Barry Nilsson ever knew where Grace was? Grace Nilsson weren’t so well informed? Jimmy Nolan didn’t sleep through P.O.D.? Donna Noonan were minus her two front teeth? Connie Nosek were so quiet she couldn’t be heard? Mary Ellen Nugent didn’t idolize the Kennedys? Kathy O’Connell stopped talking? Tom O’Connell were allergic to books? Wally O’Connor objected to anything? Jim O’Malley lost his temper? Peter O’Malley weren’t so willing to help out? Mary Ellen O’Toole weren’t so energetic? Bob Parker couldn’t become a milkman? Joe Parslow became an Arthur Murray dancer? Jim Pender couldn’t sing? John Perham could be found? Paul Perla weren’t such a sharp dresser? Cathy Pfister were voted most bashful? Billy Polewarczyk couldn’t play the drums? Teresa Powers weren’t such a popular gal? Susan Provencal didn’t like soldiers? Barbara Pulaski weren’t so polite? John Pulnik paid his class dues? Joe Pupecki weren’t such a likeable guy? Bobby Quinn couldn’t perform gymnastics? Carol Rouleau didn’t work on the newspaper? Michele Ryan didn’t look on the bright side of things Amelia Sakellariou’s last name was Smith? John Sanginario became a poet? Dick Savage weren’t such a gentleman? Kevin Sawyer didn’t have any rhythm? Rita Scanlon couldn’t type? Jean Schwab didn’t have a full car? Eileen Schwartz bought car parts at Erank’s? Winnie Shaughnessy got a job in “Gina’s?” Sharon Slattery couldn’t say “hi there?” Jimmy Sleeper took No-Doz? Laney Sontag weren’t so athletic? Joan Spielvogel paid attention in Physiology? Larry Starnes couldn’t take pictures? Pat Starr were nicknamed “Twinkle?” Harry Stepanian were really Santa Claus? I Paul St. John were voted most romantic? Christ Stuka didn’t own any sweaters? Pam Suchovsky’s hairdresser “didn’t know for sure?” Margaret Tackitt were boisterous? Greg Tefft didn’t like cars? Donna Tokarz shopped in Grants? Sandy Tomolo couldn’t march? Joanne Tomyl lost her voice? A1 Trautner ended up a bachelor? Janice Truesdale got along with Mr. Philbin? Milly Turini had bloodshot eyes? Frank Turner weren’t such a good worker? Pat Vaghini were voted class flirt? Willy Wagner weren’t so friendly? Peter Wasel whistled at girls? Dotty Wattu raised a riot? Paul Whitham were a dunce? Cynthia Whitney forgot her lipstick? Mike Whitney got his Cobra? Patty Wiles were ever in a hurray? Kathy Wood were a showoff? Sarah Wood didn’t like taxi’s? Connie Wuth didn’t blush? Joe Yencsko couldn’t shoot baskets? Danny Young became a band director? Connie Zangles couldn’t twirl? 73 i Activities Sports Who’s Who Adviser, Mr. Robert Murphy, Daniel Brower, Thomas Baum, Clark Henebry, Wayne Gilchrist Physics Club Gael Winds Staff Barbara McMurray, Mary Ellen O ' Toole, Rita Kulis, Jean Morrison, Millie Turini 1 t I f 1 1 J 76 I I Exchange Students James Pender, Catherine Pfister, Thomas McNamara, Barbara Giansanti, Willis Wagner. Audio-visual Club Row 1: Edward Cislak, Sgt-at-Arms; John Fox, Secretary; Robert Quinn, President; Larry Starnes, Vice-President; Joseph Pupecki, Treasurer. Row 2: Thomas O’Connel, Gary Braunhardt, David Graves The Gael Staff Gregg Artists Interclass Dramatics Latin Club 79 t ra C M HrapP P 4r? ' 1 -■jk liLO k. iL Student Council Pep Club Tau Sigma Math Club Row 1: Joseph Parslow, Sharon Keating, Merina Healy, Mary Patricia Gaughn, Joanne Femino, Sharon Slattery, Paul Perla, Kim Kerrigan, Frank Turner, Robert Quinn, Peter O ' Malley. Row 2: Lorraine Arsenault, Pamela Suchovsky, Marcia Bursley, Kevin Sawyer, Harry Stepanian. Business Staff The 1965 Business Staff Co-Editors: Kathy O ' Connell, Larry Starnes 82 Row I: Irene Carl, Catherine Pfister, Jean Marhefka, Teresa Powers, Alexis Julsonnet, Sarah Wood, Carol Herzburg, Gail Guidi, Ann Boodry. Row 2: Marc Gulliver, Rita Kulis, Patricia Starr, Nancy Chiamis, Thomas Baum, Wayne Gilchrist, Michele Ryan, Donna Hopkins, Barbara McMurray Editorial Staff Memorabilia Staff Executive Staff Co-Editors: Clark Henebry, Karen Gannon 83 Senior Hop Susan Bennett, Sharon Slattery, Chosen Queen Janis McMahon, Grace Nilsson, Carolyn Dervin On the evening of February 13, 1965 the annual Senior Hop was held in the school cafeteria. The couples entered into a wonderland of candy and flowers which carried out the theme of “Lollipops and Roses.” Lollipop trees and a fountain of roses added much to the attractiveness of the hall. The couples danced to the music of Eddie Lucci and his orchestra while surrounded by the colorful display of lollipops and roses. At 11:00 P.M. the Queen and members of her Court were chosen. Janice McMahon reigned on a throne which was placed in front of a large white rose petal heart. She was crowned by Co-chairman, Peter O’Malley. The members of her court were Carolyn Dervin, Susan Bennett, Grace Nilsson, and Sharon Slattery. It was an evening which will always be remembered by those who attended. Junior Hop Karen Gannon, Merina Healey, Jane Azud, Joanne Femino, Queen; Mary Ann Haemer, Leslie Kurtz, Constance Zangles. The evening of May twenty-second 1964 will be re- membered as one of our most unforgettable experiences in our four years at C.H.S. After nearly four months of intensive planning, hoping and praying, “our Junior Prom” was a reality. Our theme was Shangri-La and the decorating com- mittee really outdid themselves. The motif was an oriental garden where the couples danced under the ming trees to the music of the Commodores; while dragons peered down from the walls. Reigning over Shangri-La was Joanne Femino, ’65, queen of the prom. Our class president, Dick Savage, presented Joanne with a dozen American Beauty roses and a bracelet to commemorate the occasion. Her court consisted of Jane Azud ’65, Merina Healey ’65, Connie Zangles ’65, Karen Gannon ’65, Leslie Kurtz ’64, and Mary Ann Haemer ’64. Later in the evening, Dick presented our advisor, Mrs. Seegel with one dozen pink, American Beauty roses. A small token of our gratitude for a person who has done so much for us. All too soon it was over and time to depart for the White Cliffs, for a post-prom dinner. But no matter where we go, we will always take with us the memories of our evening in “Shangri-La.” Connie Zangles Head Twirler Teresa Powers Carolyn Dervin Michele Ryan Sarah Wood 86 Cheerleaders and Twirlers Cathy Pfister Barbara Giansanti Gail Guidi Ellen Ciicchi Kathy Hutchins Head Majorette Pamela Steele 87 Doreen Wood, Karen Gaw, Teresa Powers, Cathy Pfister, Sarah Wood, Peggy Moran Co- Captains; Carolyn Dervin, Joanne Femino, Kathie Hutchins, Karen Gannon, Gail Guidi, Ellen Ciicchi, Maryellen S antoro Cheerleaders Ellen Cucchi, Kathie Hutchins, Sarah Wood, Teresa Powers, Doreen Wood, Co-Captains: Carolyn Dervin, Joanne Femino, Karen Gaw, Cathy Pfister, Peggy Moran, Karen Gannon, Gail Guidi, Maryellen Santoro 88 ClmfcoH Item, THtirsday Evening, March 4, 1965 Gaelettes Win Conference Crown By Defeating Wachusett Regional Clinton High School Band The Clinton Gaelettes became holders of the Central Massachu- setts Girls’ Basketball Conference for the 1964-65 season yesterday as they defeated last year’s Con- ference champs. Wachusett, by a slim edge of 37 to 34. The Clinton girls played a superb game al- though under heavy tension with Co-Captain Leslie Me Namara leading them on to victory with 5 field goals and free throws for a high score of 16 points. Also aid- ing the offense was Joan Regonini with 6 field goals for an added gain of 12 points for Clinton. Clinton’s fine diamond defense held up strongly by the strenuous efforts of Co-Captain Linda Ship- ley, Debby Windle, Livia Shipley and Elaine Sontag. Also playing a fine game was the Wachusett squad with Jane Peeso leading their attack with 8 field goals for a high sum of 16 points. is season the Clinton Gael- ettes coached by Mrs. Jesselyn Tobin were undefeated in their league with a 12 win and 0 loss record. 89 Row I: Clark Henebry, Joseph Yencsko, Capt. Philip DeCisero, James Nolan, Richard Casasanto. Row 2: John Biirgwinkle, Mark O’Malley, John Morin, David Fadgen Varsity Basketball The Clinton Gaels opened their ’64-’65 season by winning seven out of their first eight games. Under the watchful eyes of coach Kokernak the boys compiled a record of 1 2 wins and 8 losses. They were led by the fine playmaking of Joe Yencsko, the outside shooting of Dick Casasanto and Clark Henebry, and the inside boardwork of Capt. Phil DeCisero and Jim Nolan, all of whom are departing seniors. They were also given fine support by John Burgwinkle, Dave Fadgen, John Morin, Mark O’Malley, Bob Krantz, and Rich McIntyre. In postseason play the Gaels were invited to participate in the Fitchburg State Teachers College Tournament in which they finished in fourth place. The 1964-65 basketball season will long be remembered, not only for the excellent performance by all the players, but also for the support of the student body and townspeople. Thomas McNamara Dick Cassasanto Jim Pender Clark Henebry Row 1: James Pender, Kenneth Innamorati, Wayne Gilchrist, Clark Henebry (Co-Capt.) Paul Whitham, Marc Gulliver (Co-Capt.), Thomas McNamara, Willis Wagner, Ed Gaw, Donald Vaiette. Row 2: Juan Nieves, Ron Nataro, Chet Karpechik, Jim Nolan, Angel Nieves, Gerald McAuliflfe. Peter Valerio, Peter Biskadorous, Michael Biskadorous, Kevin Sargent, Peter Chandler, David Freel, Tom Flaherty, Richard Holka. Row 3: Dick Cassasanto, Jim George, Joe Marini, Joe Giansante, Donald Holka, James Weismann, Harry Stephanian, Bernard Pianowski, Thomas Haemer, Caesar DiTullio, Melvin Gorham Wayne Gilchrist Tom Hamer Marc Gulliver Coaches Joe Giansanti Willis Wagner Mike Biskadorous Caesar DiTullio Football 1964 I Jim George Eid Gaw Jim Nolan Paul Garofoli Manager PESSIMIST James Calocci, Mary Beth Ciavola QUIETEST Paul Larson BEST BLUEEERS James George, Alexis Julsonnet CLASS WIT Marc Gulliver FRIENDLIEST Ginny Goodale, Willis Wagner MOST LIKELY TO SUCEED Rita Kulis i i s 96 MOST ATHLETIC Clark Henebry, Leslie McNamara NICEST PERSONALITY Joe Giansante, Karen Gannon Who’s Who MOST PHOTOGENIC Joseph Naiighton, Kathy Hutchins i I CLASS FLIRTS Thomas McNamara, Sharon Slattery FIRST TO MARRY Alfred Trautner, Betty Dunn 97 MOST STVDIOUS NICEST HAIR Carol Herzberg, Tommy O’Connell Janis McMahon MOST AMBITIOUS Patricia Starr, Larry Starnes NICEST DIMPLES Caesar DeTuIIio, Irene Belaska MOST TALKATIVE Nancy Chiamis, Robert Quinn NEATEST Loraine Arsenault, Dick Casasanto I I TYPICAL C H S. STUDENT Ann Boodry, Phil DeCisero MOST CAREFREE Carol Chase, Joseph Hennis CLASS OPTIMISTS Peter O’Malley, Michele Ryan Who’s Who CUTEST Barbara Giansanti, John Dubovick PRETTIEST— HANDSOMEST Carolyn Dervin, Wayne Gilchrist BEST DANCERS Rosalie Diichnowski, Kevin Sawyer MOST SINCERE Harry Stepanian, Grace Nilsson MOST EXCITABLE Joseph Yencsko, Jane Azud MOST MISCHIEVOUS Gayle Farrington, James Nolan BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Mary Alice Flanagan, Joe Parslow 100 MOST TALENTED Dennis Evans, Merina Healey MOST SOPHISTICATED Jean Morrison, James McLaughlin NOISIEST Robert Cucchi, Ellen Cucchi MOST ARTISTIC William Cambridge, June Alexandrovich BEST DRESSERS Kathy Goulding, Thomas Baum NICEST SMILE Harry Kennedy, Donna Noonan 101 MOST ROMANTIC Sandra Kosiewski, Mike Whitney NICEST EYES Millie Turini, William Polewarczyk MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Michele Minor, Kim Kerrigan MOST GLAMOROUS Helen Burgoyne BEST DISPOSITION James O’Malley, Jean Schwab DONE THE MOST EOR ’65 Mary Ellen O’Toole, Richard Savage MOST POPULAR James Pender, Teresa Powers Who’s Who ■1 f National Honor Society Marcia Bursley Irene Carl Leocadia Donat Rosalie Duchnowski Karen Gannon Jose Gonzalez Clark Henebry Carol Herzberg Rita Kulis Jean Marhefka Barbara McMurray Grace Nilsson Kathleen O ' Connell Thomas O’Connell Mary Ellen O ' Toole Michele Ryan Eileen Schwartz Larry Starnes Patricia Starr Paul Whitham Cynthia Whitney MOTTO: Noblesse Oblige COLORS; Blue and Gold FLOWER: Yellow Rose QUALIFICATIONS Scholarship Service Leadership Character Tunes from our High School Days EIGHT DAYS A WEEK ... A Longer Week-end THE NAME GAME . . . P.M. List LAUGH LAUGH . . . Mr. Murphy DOWNTOWN . . . Where Else? LITTLE THINGS . . . Class Dues I’LL BE THERE ... At the Senior Parties KAREN . . . Karen Gannon THE CRUSHER . . . The Lunch Line PAPER TIGER . . . Miss Bachose LOVE POTION NUMBER NINE . . . New Addition to the Lunch Menu ALL DAY AND ALL THE NIGHT . . . Cramming for Mid-Years COMING ON TOO STRONG . . . After Gym Class WILLOW WEEP EOR ME ... I Elunked SHANGRI-LA . . . Junior Prom THOU SHALT NOT STEAL . . . Anyone else’s Answers EANCY PANTS . . . Connie Nosek I GO TO PIECES . . . 155 Points ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC . . . Senior Dances PRETTY WOMAN . . . Carolyn Dervin WHY DON’T THEY UNDERSTAND . . . Teachers CAN’T YOU HEAR MY HEARTBEAT . . . When Caught Without a Slip 1 SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER SAVE IT EOR ME . . . My Diploma DO YOU WANNA DANCE . . . Kevin Sawyer THE BIRDS AND THE BEES . . . Biology Class WE’LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE . . . Rehearsing for Graduation I’M TELLING YOU NOW . . . To Stay Out of the Halls THERE’S A PLACE . . . Gina’s I MUST BE SEEING THINGS . . . The Class of ’65 Graduating HELLO DOLLY . . . Dolly Davidson TIRED OE WAITING . . . Eor the Change Bell SANDY . . . Sandy Johnson DON’T LET ME BE MISUNDERSTOOD . . . Eor All That I’ve Done IE I HAD MY WAY . . . I Wouldn’t Leave C.H.S. MR. MOONLIGHT . . . Dick Savage BREAK AWAY . . . Our Class Trip LEAVE ME BE . . . I’m Studying LITTLE EGYPT . . . Helen Burgoyne YEH YEH ... At the Eootball Games THANKS A LOT . . .Mrs. Seegel GO NOW . . . And Eind Success and Happiness GRADUATION DAY . . . June 9th THERE IS A MEETING HERE TONITE ... In 1970 for Our Class Reunion TILL . . . We Depart Erom This Life May God Bless the Class of ’65 WHATCHA DOING . . . Eriday Night HEART OE STONE . . . Mr. Martin Gibbons TOWN WITHOUT PITY . . . Clinton LET’S LOCK THE DOOR . . . To the Girl’s Basement . . . Than to Skip School LOLLIPOPS AND ROSES . . . Senior Hop TOMMY . . . Tommy Haemer THE JOLLY GREEN GIANT . . . Danny Brower I KNOW A PLACE . . . South Meadow TEARS AND ROSES ... At Graduation 106 The Staff of the 1965 Memorabilia takes this opportunity to extend its warm and gracious thanks to the patrons listed below. It also extends its gratitude to Loring Studios for their service of our picture requirements and to Mr. Joseph Donovan and the entire staff of Wm. J. Keller Inc., publishers of our yearbook, for their courtesy and efficiency. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Alexandrovich Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arsenault Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Azud Mr. and Mrs. Oren Bates Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baum Mr. and Mrs. Walter Belaska Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Bernard Mrs. Bertha Biskaduros Mrs. Alice Boisoneau Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boodry Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boston Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brigham Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burgoyne Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Bursley Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chandler Mr. and Mrs. William Chase Mr. and Mrs. George Ciavola Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Colombo Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duchnowski Mrs. Ann Femino Mr. and Mrs. Max Fox Mr. and Mrs. John Gannon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gaughan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaw Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Gentsch Mr. and Mrs. Raymond George Mr. and Mrs. George Giansanti Mr. and Mrs. William Giansanto Mr. and Mrs. Eugenio Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goulding Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guinard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haemer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Healey Mr. and Mrs. David Heighton Mrs. Rita Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keating Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larson Mr. and Mrs. Felix Massalski Mr. and Mrs. George Mayberry Mr. and Mrs. Frederick MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacKillop Mr. and Mrs. Francis McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Morrison Mr. and Mrs. James McMurray Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Nichter Mrs. Harold Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nosek Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O ' Connell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. Charles O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. James Pender Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pfister Mr. and Mrs. William Polewarczyk Mr. and Mrs. James Powers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Savage Mrs. Gloria Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. William Sontag Mr. and Mrs. Louie Starnes Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Starr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stepanian Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Suchovsky Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tomyl Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turin! Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wiles Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wuth Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Zangles 107 ITT WIRE AND CABLE DIVISION A Division of International Telephone Telegraph Corporation Extends its Compliments to Clinton High School Class of 1965 and invites you to consider career opportunities with our company 108 Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1966 THE CLASS OF 1967 THE CLASS OF 1968 Compliments of LORING STUDIOS 109 no Military surplus and truck parts SCHWARTZ AUTO PARTS Trucks, trailers and equipment NATHAN SCHWARTZ Lancaster Road, Clinton Telephone EMpire 5-6000 Compliments of CLINTON OFFSET PRINTERS 72 Grove Street Clinton, Massachusetts OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS All Types of Printing Business — Social — Commercial J. E. Marhefka, Jr., Prop. 365-4396 WHITNEY BROS. OIL COMPANY Domestic and Industrial Oils 27 Olive Street — Clinton Telephone 365-2644 or 365-2157 — Heavy Dump Truck Service — 111 THE W. J. COULTER PRESS GENERAL PRINTING CLINTON DAILY ITEM 156 Church Street — Clinton APPUANCES FLOOR COVERINGS The place to trade is .. . Clinton ' s Big Store WERBER ROSE CO. 200-202 HIGH STREET CLINTON RECORDS FINE FURNITURE E. R. BUCK CHAIR CO. COLONIAL DINING ROOMS FURNITURE Main Street — Clinton STEWART HENEY, INC. Jewelers and Silversmiths Registered Opticians 7 HIGH STREET CLINTON Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 GUARANTY BANK and TRUST CO. CLINTON • MASSACHUSEHS ' ' The Bank for All Your Banking Needs” - MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION - 112 Compliments of PHIL ' S APPLIANCE CENTER 360 High Street — Clinton A. C. PARKER SONS MILK and CREAM Milk For The Entire Family DELIVERIES IN Clinton — Lancaster — Sterling Stow — Bolton — Harvard — Boxboro 25 BOYNTON STREET — CLINTON Telephone: Clinton EM 5-3094 Compliments of HESTER ' S SOUTH END RESTAURANT ROUTE 12 — LEOMINSTER Telephone KE 4-9855 Compliments of CLINTON SUPERMARKET HIGH STREET CUNTON Compliments of F. J. KIRK MOLDING CO., INC. BROOK STREET— CLINTON Compliments of NYLON PRODUCTS CORPORATION Plain and Stone Streets — Clinton 113 PHILBIN BROTHERS Complimrnts of Coal - Coke - Heating Oils Distributor of RAY-O-YAC COMPANY ESSO PRODUCTS RANGE - FUEL - GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS A Division of Electric Stora9e Battery Co. Main Office: ★ 52 High Street Clinton, Massachusetts Telephones EM 5-4581 - 82 - 83 Clinton, Massachusetts BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES ★ MADE TO ORDER GUIDI ' S BAKERY 12 High St., Clinton 109 Mechanic St., Clinton Tel. 365-4750 Tel. 365-6674 Main St., Sterling Tel. 422-6219 VAN BRODE MILLING CO.. INC. ★ QUALITY CEREALS ★ CAMERON STREET CLINTON SANFORD ' S DRUG STORE 56 fflGH STREET CLINTON Telephone EM 5-2944 Compliments of a Friend 114 Vacuum Cleaners Compliments of GEORGE BROWER WACHUSETT BOTTLED LIQUORS, INC. CLINTON Main Street — Clinton Compliments of McQUOID ' S SERVICE STATION P. S. PIZZA HOUSE FLYING A GASOLINES - VEEDOL MOTOR OILS SERVES PIZZA AND HOT OVEN GRINDERS TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES TELEPHONE EM 5-2221 318 High Street — Clinton Corner Grove and Mechanic Streets — Clinton TELEPHONE EM 5-4002 GUS ' ELECTRICAL SHOP. INC. Compliments of MASTER ELECTRICIANS MAURY ' S REC Certiiied Lighting Consultants 7 Pocket Tables Electric Heating One Billiard and Ping Pong Open Seven Days A Week FRANCIS CIPRIANI, Manager HIGH STREET — CLINTON 127 HIGH STREET — CLINTON Telephone EM 5-2952 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 COLDWELL S, INC. from O ' MALLEY ' S INSURANCE Building Materials REAL ESTATE Telephone 838-2491 ★ BERLIN. MASSACHUSETTS Strand Theater Building High Street — Clinton 115 Compliments of J. C. PENNEY ' S High Street — Clinton MELEEN MOTORS. INC. Soles — DODGE ond PLYMOUTH — Service 395 High Street — Clinton WACHUSETT FINANCE CORP. Compliments of A COMPLETE LOAN SERVICE - $50 to $2,500 SANFORD ' S SHOE STORE 70 High Street — Clinton 92 High Street — Clinton JACK ' S DELICATESSEN CATERING . . . For All Purposes JACK ' S FAMOUS GRINDERS • COMPLETE DELICATESSEN HOT PASTROMI 107 High Street — Clinton TELEPHONE 365-3541 JOHN E SARGENT, Proprietor Compliments of SCOTT ASSOCIATES 60 Water Street — Clinton TELEPHONE EM 5-2091 HENRI — Hair Stylists 24 High Street — Clinton — Complete Beauty Service ■ — HENRI SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN 219 Main Street — Fitchburg Compliments of CLINTON MOTOR MART. INC. Main Street — Clinton Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH High Street — Clinton STUKA ' S WATCH SHOP CLINTON JEWELRY - DIAMONDS - WATCHES - CLOCKS Compliments of PHOENIX PLASTICS CORPORATION Compliments of RELIABLE CLEANERS 316 High Street — Clinton TELEPHONE 365-5512 116 Complimenls of HAMILTON HARDWARE CO. 119-125 High Street — Clinton Compliments of LA-MAR BEAUTY SALON 8B1 Main Street — Clinton KINNEAR INSURANCE AGENCY ANDREW J. FRIEDRICH, Owner Room 17, Wachusett Bldg. — Clinton Telephone 365-6631 D. A. KITTREDGE CHARTER BUS SERVICE Harvard, Mass. 456-3914 456-8851 WHITNEY’S ATLANTIC TIRES — BAHERIES — ACCESSORIES 369 High Street — Clinton EMpire 5-9038 Compliments of CLINTON LIQUOR MART Complimenls of CLINTON POLICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION Mechanic Street — Clinton FOX MOTOR SALES RAMBLER — Soles and Service — Selected Used Cars — 464 High Street — Clinton Compliments of CLINTON TRUCKING COMPANY SESIA MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH - Soles and Service 1031 Main Street — Clinton GOULD’S Redwood Shop Men’s Shop CLINTON — HUDSON Compliments of MCLAUGHLIN’S SHOE STORE High Street — Clinton 117 Compliments of GANNON ' S SHOE STORE 10 High Street — Clinton CLINTON BUICK CO. I. A. SCHWAB, Manager Sales — BUICK — Service 710 Main Street — Clinton HOFFMANN BROS., INC. Frankfurts — Sausages Cold Cuts Water Street Clinton Compliments of VORSPOHL’S RADIO SHOP KINNEAR INSURANCE AGENCY Andrew J. Friedrich, Owner Room 1 7, Wachusett Building — Clinton Telephone Em 5-6631 PHILBIN CHEVROLET, INC. Sales — Chevrolet — Clinton Main Street — South Lancaster Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH High Street — Clinton Compliments of SHATRAW’S INSURANCE 1015 Main Street Between Chapman’s Launder Center and the A P Compliments of SIEL’S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS, INC. ULRICH OLDSMOBILE INC. 676-678 Main Street — Clinton Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY ' S 72 High Street — Clinton GOOD LUCK 118 Compliments of CLASS OF 1966 CLASS OF 1967 CLASS OF 1968 119 The art of being a non-conformist or why many perceptive yearbook staffs prefer a very distinguished publishing house Retaining one’s individuality is not easy in these days of mass production and stand- ardization. This is especially true of year- book publishing, in which mass production methods have the tendency to force one to buy just what the other fellow buys. Making of soap or soup or salad dress- ing by mass methods is one thing. But it is quite another to attempt to produce a creative yearbook by trying to squeeze it into some pre conceived mold. It just can ' t be done that way. The Wm. J. Keller firm brings together highly trained craftsmen, the very finest papers and ink of superlative quality. Add to these a unique service plan built around the individual school, and, finally, produc- tion by the Velvatone process, which Keller perfected especially for the printing of yearbooks, and you have a truly distin- guished performance. And a yearbook with singular character and individuality . . . we call it THE LOOK OF THE BOOK.” The yearbook you are presently leafing through is the product of the Keller custom program. If you would care to see other examples of “THE LOOK OF THE BOOK” as produced by Wm. J. Keller, get in touch with us now. WM. J. KELLER INC. Publishers of Finer Yearbooks Buffalo 15, N. Y. J. Joseph Donovan 142 Dalton Road Chelmsford, Massachusetts Phone: AL 6-7625 Area Code: 617 A •V,