Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

Clinton High School Memorabilia 1977 Volume 64 TO OUR CLASS ADVISORS “THANKS IS NOT ENOUGH The phrase. Thank-you, seems so inappropriate to use. Our gratitude goes beyond the expression of words. You have been with us from dawn to dusk — Mr. Scar- sella, Mrs. Starr, Mr. Pupecki. We also owe a special thanks to Mr. Walter O ' Malley and Mrs. Scarsella for helping us during our first years at Clinton High. Our class spirit can be mainly attributed to your devo- tion, motivation and compassion for our goals. From our first project, Our Grocery Spree to Graduation Day you gave of yourselves freely and openly while demanding the best for the class of 1977. ( . ' - W ! Kf r — 1 Freshman Year — The Dawn September, 1973, marked the dawning of the class of 1977. With the early morning rays brought confusion and ap- prehension of our years to come at CHS. We soon settled into a routine and became ac- quainted with the halls and rooms of Clinton High. We were introduced to our five ad- visors and were soon engaged in our first pr oject — a Grocery Spree, which turned out to be the most successful project in the history of Clinton High. Sophomore Year No longer are we the lost generation of Clinton High School. We can now find our classrooms with ease, but now we must help the new Freshmen find theirs. We now find ourselves deeply involved in school activities. These include our first dance, our second and more successful Grocery Spree and Interclass Dramatics. 6 Traditionally sophomores are the youngest competitors in the Inter- class Dramatics. The competition was tough and we didn ' t win the best play award, but we were sur- prised and delighted with four out of a possible eight awards. Lisa Paulino took the best actress trophy and Dan Eaton received the best supporting actor award. Also two honorable mention awards were given out, one to Cheryle O ' Connell and the other to Mary Anna McNamara. Sophomore Interclass Dramatics RUMMAGE RIP-OFF 7 Homecoming Dance On November 8, 1975, the Junior Class held their first formal dance in the school cafeteria. After long hours of decorating, the cafeteria was transformed into a ballroom. We all became the Cinderellas and Prince Charmings for the evening. The Queen and her Court were chosen to be Jean Lamlein (Queen), Mary Conney, Noreen Gonyea, Gail McLaughlin, Jackie Roberts, Lynne Gallagher and Christine Lamb. The music was provided by Bittercreek. After much dancing, eating, and simply enjoying ourselves, the night ended and it was time to go home. If only it could have lasted longer! 9 Junior Year Interclass Dramatics - A VICTORY It ' s Cold in Them Thar Hills was a tremendous success. The class of 1977 not only won the best play award but also received the best actress award — Lisa Paulino; best actor — Paul O ' Mal- ley; best supporting actor — Paul Iacobucci. We really owe much of our thanks to Huburt, a pig, and two chic- kens that we were able to borrow from a local farm. The competition was tough, but because we had terrific support from our classmates, the class of 1977 met and conquered the challenge. 10 On May 28, 1976 one of the most nostalgic events of our high school years took place at the Sheraton-Lincoln Inn. Our theme was Over the Rainbow, which was per- fect for the day we had for our Prom. This day will always be a shining mo- ment in our lives, espe- cially for those who com- plemented our class as the Queen and Court. The an- ticipation was as exciting as the event. Even now that it ' s over it was a beau- tiful evening we shall never forget. The Queen was: Lynne Gallagher. The girls chosen to be in the Court were: Jean Lam- lein, Mary Lynch, ■ Marilyn Coyne, Ree Ricker, Noreen Gonyea, and Lisa Mallard. 11 VoMI i IK flpk 3 Si lia j ' V; Jl jusirt lu ' S ,;- iUr. ti vwMKyr ! iwt ; - ? v? 1 I BU SS c S m Im ■- ■ -V 9 ' lg||pr ‘ yf , ; Jf jiVi 1 .- BHf V ■£ . ' ‘.kIW- WPv 4, ; ' X bv ■ m i tt JQ ' ' ' j txKA J .Mr Thanksgiving Show We awoke the sleeping tradition of a Thanksgiving show this year with the Gomby Brothers as our hosts and a special guest appearance by Mr. Hazel. We were led through a world of Pilgrims, puppets, and monsters. We met the olde st stuntman in the world and were shown that a Climax Watch does indeed take a licking and still keeps ticking. We thank Danny and Lisa for putting up with us and especially Mr. Lowe, for making it all possible. Once again, the Thanksgiving Show was a success! The hard work, rehearsals, and frustration was well worth the smiles on the faces of the audience. We hope that fu- ture classes at C.H.S. will keep with the important tradition of Thanksgiving Spirit, so much a part of our lives at Clinton High. ; FRANKENSTEIN SLEPT HERE ANOTHER VICTORY Another successful evening. It was too good to be true. Again we were awarded with the “Best Play trophy, along with “Best Actor, and Best Actress, also Best Supporting Actress. They were won by Anastos Chiavards, Igor, Donna Foster, The Phantom Bride, and Cheryl O ' Connell, The Werewolf. The atmosphere however, was hardly spooky. 17 Jay Gannon President Thomas Dickhaut Vice President Kathy Burke Secretary Diane Whitney Treasurer SENIOR STUDENT GOVERNMENT YEARBOOK STAFF Special Editors Editorial Staff (from left to right) Ann Gillespie — Assistant Editor, Mary Anna McNamara — Editor in Chief, Anastos Chivaras — Editor, Mary Lynch and Lynn McNally — Busi- ness Managers. LINTON THE WHITE HOUSE COMES TO CE1NTON hnfrt k s4v « ■ 1 1 PP ■ h tli v i WELCOME CARTER N 1 1 1 UN MV ONDTCD 27 HE SAW rom; Z - sr x ?- HE CONQUERED f ' A cyjjfo [high SCHOOl BAND r JL Vi 4 M « P SENIOR PROM - FOREVERMORE Our Senior Prom was held on February 5, 1977 at Turner Hall. We chose for our theme song ' Forevermore it was composed and sung by 77 ' s very own Daniel Eaton. The music was provided by Windfall who also chose our Queen and her Court. From left to right our court was; Lynn McNally, Janine Ingano, Gail McLaughlin, Queen Jean Lamlein, Marilyn Coyne, Kathy Burke, Diane Whitney. 32 Peter J. O ' Toole “It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us — that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion. “Malice towards none; charity towards all. 33 Brendon J. Bailey Superintendent of Schools Administration John J. Gibbons Principal Patrick Burke Curriculum Co-ordinator, Elementary Supervisor David Hazel Vice-President William F. Gosselin Director of Pupil Personal Services Faculty Madeleine H. Beaulieu Math Sharon Bloom Dept. Head — Home Economics Sandra Borowiec Physical Education Mary Brousseau Clerk Donald F. Burgwinkle Civics Joseph P. Burgwinkle Science 35 Alice Columbo Clerk J oseph Ciampaglia Head Chef Archie Cataldi Physical Education Edward Connors Math William P. Constantino Science Cecile Despotopulos Clerk 36 Gerald Foley History Eleanor M. Freitas Bi-Lingual Dept. Donald F. Gallagher English James T. Garrity Dept. Head, Science Joseph A. Garrity English Bernard F. Gaughan Dept. Head, Physical Education Josephine Kelly Secretary to the Superintendent David C. Kilboum Math Marcia Krantz English Thomas J. Joyce Director of Occupational Education and Math Carol Ann Hamilton Guidance Counselor Donald Jarvis Industrial Arts Vernon L. Laverdure Dept. Head — Business Paul F. Lowe Director of Distri butive Education Gordon A. Lockhart Science Roderick J. MacKenzie Art Ann Merriman Business Valliria A. McCarthy Physical Education 38 Daniel E. McLaughlin English Lois McMurray Librarian Dorothy McNamara Nurse David Menard Leatrice Morrison Robert A. Murphy Industrial Arts English Dept. Head — Math Thomas F. O ' Connell Science Walter O ' Malley History Grace M. Pendergast Business Elinor Philbin French Edward J. Philbin French John P. Philbin Dept. Head — History 39 Natalie R. Praderio Dept. Head — French Joseph S. Pupecki Math Ralph J. Ricci History Frances A. Ryan Dorothy M. Scanlon John P. Scarcella Dept. Head — English English English 40 Nancy C. Scarcella Spanish Judith Starr Math Raymond Steele Head Custodian Louis Turini Cafeteria Manager Thomas M. Valerio Dept. Head — Industrial Arts Andrew Vetras Supervisor of Attendance Michael Vetros Guidance Patricia Walsh Business William J. Walsh English Joan M. Willet Business George Willis Industrial Arts John R. Grady English Cafeteria Staff (standing row from left to right), Ethel Sylves- ter, Evelyn Burgwinkle, Anne Crossman, Lenora Vaghini, (seated row left to right), Irene O ' Tolle, Millie O ' Malley, Ann Femino, Claire King and Gina Guinard ' 1 v Ross Carlton Azud Linda Marie Baer Nancy Baldassarre Elizabeth Ann Ball r MaryAndrejczyk Pamela Ann Bendel Cheryl Ann Barney Ronda Lee Beyeler Rita J. Bellucci Deborah Jean Bilodeau 44 Walter Daniel Brandt Scott Peter Brigham Maryann Bourget Brian M. Bradley James Joseph Brennan Andra Lynn Browchuk ‘ a Margaret Ann Burgwinkel Elizabeth N. Brito Kathleen Burke Margaret P. Burke Timothy Peter Burke Iffi pit ii� i m ■MrxM m ih: Mary Margaret Butler Matthew Terrence Cavanaugh J Sheila Marie Casavecchia John Camacho Nina Louise Cravedi Laurence T. Crossman Mary Elizabeth Currier Mark Abbot Cutler Martin Andrew Cutler David Anthony Daly Gina Argia DiMeco Anthony Louis Donnini Sean Peter Devaney Thomas Edward Dickhaut ■ Joseph Gerard D ' Onofrio Jeanne Frances Doss Ariadna Lopez Figueroa Bonnie Jean Duncanson Daniel Kenneth Eaton Robin Karen Foskett Donna Lee Foster Floward Clifton Foster Lynne Ann Gallagher Thomas David Ganczarski Gregory Charles Frost John Francis Gannon, Jr. William Ernest Frisch HH Thomas Peter Garry Linda Marie Gavin i i Joanne Marie Gibbons William Thomas Grady Steven Walter Grant HHI K Donna Elaine Grivakis Sharron Marie Grant 58 Ivone C. Guzman Gail Ann Hamilton Timothy Hallinan Kathleen Patricia Halloran Karen Marlene Harmon Paul Albert Iacobucci Janice Marie King Babara Ann Labbe Patricia Krafve Joseph Paul Kittredge Nancy Elizabeth Kirby Donna Marie Lachman Nancy Martinez Mary Ellen Martin William Albert McNamara i m Dorothy Ethel Meilinger mi ft ) t Paul Joseph Meilinger Sharon Frances McNamara David John Meldrum 68 James Newton Moon, Jr. Jean Balwina Morabito Daniel Joseph Moran Roxann Morgan Nancy Elizabeth Murphy Scott Morrison Cheryl Ann O ' Connell Michael Saverio Notaro Michael James O ' Donoghue Paul F. O ' Malley Sharon Ann O ' Malley Sheila Ann O ' Malley Jacqueline Marie Roberts Lawrence Paul Quinn Laurene Anne Ricker Kathleen Merry Richards Lurnmuu Steven Soldi Carrie S. Smith Debra Ann Souza Lisa Ann Mallard Stockwell Richard B. Tagg Debora Jean Thompson Richard Charles Taylor Pamela A. Todino Karen E. Tokarz Candice Frances Tomolo ) . i Denroy Winchester Wainwright Also graduated Anthony Joseph Menicutch 79 Come let us walk among the distant stars There are no gates — no fences — and no bars Out there among the stars we will be free There are no shadows for the heart to see. Winston O. Abbott Lawrence P. Quinn Bicentennial Poster Contest Award 80 Introduction to Sports Clubs and Activities 81 .Vji W ,x-W gg - IrnMkMMm : - ' ■•• • (fuS ,, «C. JmKf ”sr- ' iig-j ’ ( $$ Cross Country ■ Jerry Collins Clinton ' s Cross Country Team kept up with tradition by having a winning record this year. Capt. Jerry Collins paced the Gael harriers to a 7-5 season with wins over tough Midland League contenders such as Milford and Hudson. Coach Glenn Braunhardt worked the Gaels but it all payed off. The team will miss Jerry, but is sure have a great team next year as well. 1976-77 Field Hockey Team The Clinton High Field Hockey Team ' s record 3-11 doesn ' t do justice to the kind of team it was. With Co-Capt. Mary Cooney at left inner and Donna Lachman at left wing, the Gaelettes forward line put a real scare into many an opponents defense. The defensive work of Co-Capt. Nancy Murphy, Ann Gillespie, and Mary An- drejczyk kept the other teams on their toes. The end of the season was highlighted by the appointment of Donna Lachman, Mary Cooney, and Nancy Murphy to the Midland League Honorable Mention Team. Co-Capt. Nancy Murphy Co-Capt. Mary Cooney Ann Gillespie Susan Grady Mary Martin Sarah Colburn Donna Lachman Mary Andrejczyk 85 FOOTBALL Although the teams record did not reflect the style of play preformed by the team; as senior members of the 1976-77 edition of the C.H.S. Football team feel we were the nucleus of stronger teams to come over the horizons. We know that we will always hold our heads high because of this. Our only regret is no longer being able to say We ' ll be back next year. 86 Mark Hutchinson — C.B Tom Dickhaut Joe Quill — L.B 87 Mike O ' Donoghue Ray Milton — N.G Brian Bradl ru ,1 - A VOLLEYBALL The Volleyball team, under the guidance of coach, Madeleine Beaulieu had a good season this year. Their 8-5 record didn ' t get them the Midland League title, but it did put them in a playoff spot for the District III tournament where they took that title. They went on to the States where they played well against Boston, but were defeated. With the superb playing of Janice King, Donna Foster, and Trisha O ' Toole, the Gaelettes proved to the other teams that you just don ' t mess with the BEST! Rhonda Byler Janice King Donna Foster Trisha O ' Toole Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Marlboro Westboro Maynard Milford Oxford Algonquin Tantasqua Oxford Marlboro Milford Maynard Westboro Algonquin Mary Butler Karen Tokarz CLINTON HIGH GIRLS VOLLEYBALL DISTRICT III CHAMPS t jA mim - ; Basketball LlNTflC 1 4 tU 1 N T Z7JI 1 6 ' The 1976-77 Gael ' s basketball team was built around a nucleus of 4 returning seniors. This team was one of Coach Gerry Foley ' s small- est but none surpassed it in desire. Coach Foley had this team hustling and consistently taking advantage of the opponents mistakes, but in the end, the taller teams prevailed. It was especially fitting that this team finished it ' s season on a winning note, because win or lose, they gave their all. Girls Basketball Girls Basketball C. Capt. — Janice King Co. Capt. — Mary Cooney Donna Foster Sharon O ' Malley Lynn McNally Nancy Murphy Ice Hockey Clinton High participated for the first time in Midland League play this year. It was a learning season and the Gaels finished with a 1-8 record. The team was led by three strong-skating seniors in Sean Kilcoyne, Martin Cut- ler, and Dave Trinque. The Gaels also received excellent goaltending from se- nior Paul Meilinger. Coach Robert Schilale is looking forward to a more productive season next year. It can also be noted that Brian Lynch scored the first goal in Clinton history in a game against Marlboro. -,y Baseball This was the first year for Head Coach Bill Walsh. His influence gave us the hustle and desire we needed to de- velop a competative attitude. The Gaels were led by their five returning starters; Co- captains Tom Dickhaut and Steve Soldi, Mark Hutchin- son, joe Kittredge and Steve Sargent. Tony Donninni 1CV NT, Tony Lucci Rick Taylor Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Maynard Algonquin Marlboro Shrewsbury Westboro Milford Maynard Algonquin Marlboro Shrewsbury Milford Westboro Notre Dame Tom Gary Coach Bob Cooney Jay Gannon Greg Frost 101 Softball The Clinton High girls softball team was a team in every sense of the word. When the odds were against them, they pulled together to come up with the key plays that win games. This and outstanding individual effort by first-base woman Janice King, short-stop Mary Cooney and Rhonda Beyeler in the outfield, helped Clinton reach their goal. Mary Cooney Mary Andrejczyk Rhonda Beyeler Janice King Maureen Polywarczyk Tennis Track 105 Dave Martin Roxann Morgan Joe Quill Jerry Collins Martin Cutler Jeff Gates H X 2 Wt ' i fm i ' V 1 W A. (v 1 .■ ■ ' M K 3 ' i Band tiN r 0 SCHOOL Marching and Concert Seasons Bonnie Duncanson Mary Butler Paul Iacobucci cLinroi Lisa Paulino Dan Eaton Mary Anna McNamara William Frisch CUKWtti Roxanne Morgan Maura Scanlon Nancy Murphy Susan Grady Paula Jewett I ' .vtroH MIDLAND LEAGUE CHEERING TOURNAMENT w m 7 ' • V ■Xh r Linda Gavin Gina DiMeco Twirlers 112 Head twirler — Lynn McNally Future Teachers And Activities Future Nurses 114 Clubs Activities Business Club And Boy ' s State 115 Junior Marshals June 12, 1976 National Business Week At C.H.S. May 9-13 , 1977 Baccalaureate Sunday, June 5, 1977 Baccalaureate was held in the Mitchell Memo- rial Auditorium. Invocation and Benediction was given by the Reverend Francis J. Piechocki, As- sociate Pastor of Our Lady of Jasna Gora Parish. Rev. Piechocki was also the guest speaker. Par- ents and friends were invited to attend a social hour held afterwards in the Cafeteria. Class Trip - Oak and Spruce Resort, South Lee, MA June 8, 1977 CLASS BANQUET - June 9, 1977, White Cliffs Restaurant 123 Graduation Day June 11, 1977 Overcast skys force the ceremoney to take place in the Town Hall, but the number of friends and relatives in at- tendance was great. Awards and Schol- arships were given. Above, Class President, presenting Class gift, money and be- low, the four student speakers Anastos F. Chiavaris, Mary G. Lynch, Paul A. Iaccobucci, and Lynne Gallagher. Our Class Song by Daniel Eaton was sung for the last time. Diplomas were dis- tributed and as the proces- sional played we realized that the Class of 1977 ' s purpose was complete and that we would never be to- gether as a class again, but we had four years of the best memories possible. 127 Patrons Mr. Mrs. Jerald E. Landine Mr. Mrs. Chesly W. Hutchins Mr. Mrs. Ralph W. Nelson Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Martin Mr. Mrs. Chester Polewarczyk Mr. Mrs. James A. Daly Debabrata Dutta, M.D. Dorothy Barlow Scanlon Joseph E. h ' Louzeh. D.D.S. Mr. Mrs. William A. Lamb Mr. Mrs. John J. King Mr. Mrs. Patrick F. Collins Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Frost Mr. Mrs. Henry L. Martin Mr. Mrs. Robert Magowan Mr. Mrs. Edwin H. Burgwinkel Mr. Mrs. Joseph R. Trinque Mr. Mrs. John J. Hutchinson Gould Law Offices — The Honorable Morris Gould Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Kirby Mr. Mrs. William Andrjczyk Mr. Mrs. Anthony J. Lucci Jr. Mrs. Mac Cartney Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Morrison Robert B. Russell, atty at law Raymond J. Salmon, atty at law Mr. Mrs. Ismael Rodriquez Christine Lynskey Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Taylor Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Philbin Jr. N. Thomas LaCava, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Robert J. McNally Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Rockel Mr. Mrs. Daniel Grivakis George Axelrod M.D. Mr. Mrs. Otto W. Hohl Mr. Mrs. Frederick C. Duncanson Mr. Mrs. Chester A. Ricker Mr. Mrs. Harvey Bellucci Mr. Mrs. Victor D. D ' Onofrio Mr. Mrs. Walter P. O ' Malley Mr. Mrs. James Soldi John Gonet Mr. Mrs. Kenneth C. Baer Mr. Mrs. Walter Ganczarski Elinor and Walter Gillespie Mr. Mrs. Gilbert F. Lowe Cafarelli McLaughlin PC atty at law Mr. Mrs. Dominic F. Lombardi Mr. Mrs. Austin J. Kittredge Jr. Mr. Mrs. Peter F. Lavelle Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Quinn Mr. Mrs. James E. Sargent Mr. Mrs. Hugh L. Reagan Mr. Mrs. James Coyne Mr. Mrs. James M. McNamara Theodure R. Harmon Mr. Mrs. Cosimo J. Morabito Margerat Burke Mr. Mrs. William J. Butler Mr. Mrs. Gilbert N. Shutts Anthony J. Sanginario O.P. Mr. Mrs. Thomas E. Paulino Mrs. John E. Ball Mr. Mrs. John F. Gannon Mr. Mrs. Michael R. Grady 128 Best Wishes From The WORCESTER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 129 Office Phone 365-4787 Home Phone 368-0303 MASON MOTORS Used Cars and Trucks Bought — Sold — Traded (Deals on Wheels) Garry R. Mason 675 Main Street Owner Clinton, Mass. 01510 130 Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 Custom Engineered Molders Co. Division of Injectronics, Inc. 1 Union Street Clinton Mass. 01510 Best of Luck to the Class of 1977 from Werber Rose, Company 131 Congratulations from Philbin Furniture Sunrise Boutique Good Luck My Friends! Imported clothing and jewelry Great selection of pants and jeans American Indian turquoise — Imported gifts 52 High Street 368-0227 Clinton, Mass. Best Wishes from Philbin Funeral Good Luck to the Class of 1977 Stowers, Inc. 132 Best Wishes from I.T.T. Surprenant Division Good Luck to the Class of 1977 Sanford ' s Pharmacy Congratulations to the Class of 1977 McDonald ' s Of Clinton Seniors are Particular -nv � nrittiMrl ir‘ StucUa aft j„oc9Vte,d yvr 9 cojlqhi parFvVUXAoe 2.79 CA7H.BRiDCr JBT 0 . c RTE 3A ) «UKUM(v rOW , AIA $. OI 5 O 3 ; TivLePHOKE. 7 s A7CO COLOR POl XEV ' T ® “W LDOW C - (£If§ X(D A • l’OA A ilR C lAi - 134 Good Luck to the Class of 1977 Best of Luck from Nylon Products Corporation Nylacarb Corporation Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 Newton ' Dairy P S Pizza 135 F.G. Sullivan Drilling Co GRAVEL WELLS — TEST BORINGS WELL RECONDITIONING Anywhere In New England Frank Sullivan Parker Road 617-265-2932 Lancaster, Ma. 01523 Compliments of Van Brode Milling Co., Inc. Good Luck from Wallace Auto Service Inc. 136 Compliments of Best Wishes from David V. Carruth Insurance Clinton Exchange Club Compliments of Good Luck to the Class of 1977 Clinton Firefighters Cogan Furniture 137 Good Luck from West ' s Garage Heating Oil from Atlantic Richfield Whitney Bros. Oil Company 27 Olive Street Clinton, Mass. 01510 Phone 365-2644 Compliments of Nortech, Division of Northern Petrochemical Company Congratulation from Ray-O-Vac (ESB) 139 Best Wishes from Domestic Wells Inc. Clinton Turn Verien Rotary Hammer Drilling Complete Pump Installation Service Bolton, Massachusetts 01740 John K. Sullivan Bolton (617) 779-5520 Residence (617) 779-6422 Amherst (413) 253-3179 Clinton Tire Co. Congratulations from the employees of Rte. 110 at Allen St. Clinton, Mass. 01510 365-2794 Lancaster Sterling Lumber Linwood N. Hardy — Owner 140 Best of Luck from Colonial Press, Inc. Clinton, Mass. Merry Christmas to all of Our Friends in the Class of 1977 You Are the Greatest Elinor and Walter Gillespie 141 Compliments of DUFFIN ' S MUFFINS High Street Clinton Good Luck from EDWARD F. GIBBONS ASSOCIATES Best Wishes from CLINTON D.P.W. ROAD DIVISION Congratulations from GUARANTY BANK TRUST CO. 330 High St. Clinton, MA. Compliments of FERGUSON ' S REST HOME Congratulations to the Class of ' 77 THE HITCHING POST Sandwich Shop General Store 769 Main St. Lancaster 368-0874 for take out Good Luck from PIO ' S GETTY SERVICE 564 Main St. Clinton Congratulations to the Class of ' 77 KILCOYNE BROS. HOT-TOPPING TRUCKING 27 Terrance Ave. Clinton 365-6702 142 Compliments of LA CASA MIA Compliments of 619 Main Street Clinton, Ma NATIONAL PERFORATING CORP. Good Luck from Best of Luck from LANCASTER GARDENS NORTH END CAFE Congratulations from Best Wishes from LUCY ' S REALITY BROKERAGE OLD TIMERS Dial 365-3622 LANCASTER AUTO SERVICE, INC. Best of Luck from Packard Street Lancaster, Mass. 01523 A.C. PARKER SONS 143 Best Wishes to the Class of ' ll BAER DISTRIBUTORS God Luck from Cott Quality Beverages 80 Parker St. Clinton Norman J. Baer, Prop. CLINTON CIVIC FUND Compliments of Best of Luck from BRASS RAIL BAR CASAVECCHIA PLUMBING HEATING Winsockett, Rhode Island 27 Blossom St. Clinton Compliments of Good Luck to the Class of 1977 W.J. COULTER PRESS CURRIER FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes from CARLISLE FUEL CO. When you think of wallpapering, think of us! 190 Mile Hill Rd. DISCOUNT HOUSE OF WALLPAPER Boylston, Ma. Your Local Oil Dealer Heating Contractor Tel. 869-2850 Woodruff Plaza 1175 Main St. Clinton, Ma. Tel. 365-3252 Best Wishes from Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 from POLISH AMERICAN VETERANS ZAYRE ' S Store 114 V ARISE BROS: FLORISTS Compliments of RENE PRESS Jim Angie Souza 189 Park St. Clinton, MA PHONE 365-7212 Telephone 779-6677 Best of Luck to the Class of 1977 E.R. SULLIVAN ARTESIAN WELLS Wattaquadock Hill Bolton, Mass. 01740 MR. MRS. ROBERT J. McNALLY To the Class of 1977 May Your Future Hold All Your Desires DISTANCE Congratulations to the Class of ' ll Joe Renzoni Charlie Young Rick Steinau Rick Tagg Ray Quinn MR. MRS. JOHN F. GANNON 145 Best Wishes from Congratulations from GUS ELECTRICAL SHOP JENNINGS ' GARAGE HARVARD ENGINEERING INC. Best Wishes Mill Street Lancaster, Mass. 01523 JEFFREY FUEL GAS Good Luck from Compliments of HASTINGS PACKAGE KINNER INSURANCE AGENCY Good Luck to the Class of 1977 Good Luck to the Class of 1977 HASTINGS PHARMACY LANCASTER PHARMACY Best Wishes from Best Wishes from HANSCOM MOTORS LANCASTER FUEL CO. Congratulations from Best Wishes from IRVINGS TOT TO TEEN LONG ' S Do more than get a job . . . join a profession! Phone 342-6061 | enr .. s Day and Evening Classes [ 1 School of ' Hair Design 276 Water Street Fitchburg, Ma. Compliments of LOU ' S DINER (613)365-3541 pack’ r )2e6tauzant BANQUETS OR SNACK ' S - JUST CALL JACK ' S 212 HIGH ST JACK SARGENT CLINTON, MA 01510 Best Wishes from McNIFF APPLIANCES 146 Best of Luck from Good Luck MARTIAL ARTS SCHOOL OF SELF DEFENSE from Private Group Instructions Kempt — Ju-Jitsu — Karate — Weapons 71 Grove St. Clinton, Ma VITONE ' S BARBER SHOP Compliments of Best Wishes from SANDWICH SHOP VINCENT REALTOR Compliments of WOODRUFF HOBBIES Woodruff Plaza SAVEWAY GAS 1175 Main St. Clinton, Mass. 01510 Good Luck from Best Wishes STANDARD FIN PIPE WO RCESTER EAST POMANA GRANGE 14 Congratulations from Compliments of SPINNING WHEEL UNITED CUSTODIAL SUPPLY Congratulations from Phone 365-9801 VITO ' S SHELL SERVICE Auto Repairs, Tires, Batteries 3 Minute Car Wash STERLING GRANGE 53 YOUTH General Repairs Vito Kloozkowski 219 Brook St. Proprietor Clinton, Mass. Best Wishes from Papering Painting (Strictly interior) Professional Workmanship TIC-TOCK CERAMICS JACK BURKE MT 365-945 1- PH Best Wishes from FELICITATIONS A LA CLASSE DE 77 VORSPHOL ' S RADIO Ed, Ellen, Tripp, and Chris Philbin 147 Good Luck Best of Luck from from MELLO ' S ARMY NAVY ROUX ' S GARAGE McCaffrey son ANTIQUES High St. Ext. Good Luck from Lancaster, Mass. 365-4313 RYAN ' S GENERAL STORE Good Luck from Best of Luck from O ' MALLEY INSURANCE WILLIAM N. REISNER CORPORATION Best Wishes from Compliments of PHEONIX PLASTICS CORPORATION RINGSIDE CAFE Best Wishes from PLAZA FRABRICS Compliments of 1106 Main St. Clinton, MA SIMSBURY CO., INC. Congratulations from Best Wishes from QUALITY ELECTRICAL INC. STERLING GRANGE 53 Best Wishes from Good Luck from RAUSCHER ' S DAIRY FARM SANFORD SHOE STORE Best of Luck from Compliments of L. RAUSCHER SONS INC. S.V. CLUB 148 Best Wishes Compliments from of ATHOL-CLINTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK THE BIG L Best Wishes from Best Wishes from A-l AUTO BODY BELEFONTE ' S CLEANERS AL ' S SPORTING GOODS . ’V. Hardware Co. 119 High St., Clinton • ' - Tel. 365-5472 Congratulations from BHA RESTAURANT Good Luck from Good Luck to the Class of 1977 ACRE MARKET CLINTON ELKS CLUB Compliments of Congratulations from ATLAS WOVEN LABEL COPPENRATH COLOR CENTER Good Luck from Compliments of ANTHONY ' S BARBER SHOP CLINTON TURNER LADIES ' AUXILIARY McNIFF ' S APPLIANCE CENTER Best Wishes from 120 High St. Clinton, Mass. CLINTON PLASTICS Sales Service Best Wishes Compliments of from ADOLPH ' S DELI CLINTON ROTARY 149 Phone 365-3612 CLINTON SHEET METAL CO. Hot Air Heating Air Conditioning Guards — Electric Pull Boxes Parker Street Clinton Best Wishes from CLINTON MOTOR MART CHESTNUT HILL Your Full Service Dealer New Cars — Trucks Used Cars — Trucks Daily Rentals — Leasing Parts — Service Rte. 110 Lancaster 365-6302 Good Luck from CARBONES SHOE SERVICE 779-2267 Lyle (Corky) Tindall CORKY ' S AUTO BODY Complete Auto Body Repairs Main Street Refinishing Bolton, Mass. 01740 Congratulations from CLARK QUALITY ELECTRICAL INC. Compliments of DOROTHY CARRUTH INS. Best Wishes from CLINTON STOVE WELDING Motorcycles and Accessories New — Used — Custom Parts CHOPPERS WORLD 1183 Main Street Clinton, MA. 01510 Tom Guest Tel: 365-9019 Congratulations from DAUGHTERS OF PENELOPE Compliments of ESTELLE ELEGANT FASHION Compliments of EARL ' S MARKET Compliments of FOUR SEASONS Best Wishes from FLOWERS BY KANE Congratulations to the Class of 1977 J.R. GRADY SONS Best Wishes from GREELEY HILL MARKET 150 Best Wishes to the Class of 77 F.H. PETERSON MACHINE CO. Stoughton, Mass. Chiavaras Hair Design Hair Skin 1 Liberty St. Asheville, No. Carolina 704-253-2134 D.M. Crossman Son Building Contractors General Trucking State Wide Furniture Movers 365-7489 Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 Robert Sleeper School Bus Transportation 152 Congratulations to the Class of ' 77 Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 from everyone at the from HIGH SCORE SHATRAW ' S INS. AGENCY, INC. CLINTON HOUSE OF PIZZA Specializing in SOUVLAKI, PIZZA, GRINDERS Compliments of 164 High St. Telephone 368-8210 GEOKGEKSON S MARKET Best Wishes from CLINTON POLICE RELIEF ASSOC. Good Luck from CRAVEDI ' S MARKET Congratulations from Best of Luck from MR. MRS. CHESLY W. HUTCHINS CHRISTINE LYNSKEY Compliments of Congratulations from RAYMOND J. SALMON, ATTY. MR. MRS. CHESTER POLEWARCZYK Best Wishes from Good Luck from MR. MRS. ISMAEL RODRIQUEZ MR. MRS. EDWARD J. PHILBIN JR. Go od Luck from Best Wishes from MR. MRS. ROBERT MARTIN DEBABRATA DUTTA, M.D. 153 Congratulations Best of Luck from from N. THOMAS LACAVA, M.D. MRS. JOHN E. BALL Best Wishes from Compliments of MR. MRS. ROBERT H. ROCKEL MR. MRS. JOSEPH F. KIRBY Good Luck from Congratulations from MR. MRS. CHARLES E. FROST JOHN GONET Best of Luck from Best Wishes from MR. MRS. ROBERT MAGOWAN MR. MRS. KENNETH C. BAER Compliments of Good Luck from MR. MRS. HARVEY BELLUCCI MR. MRS. ROBERT E. MORRISON Congratulations from Best of Luck from MR. MRS. EDWIN H. BURGWINKEL CAFARELLI MCLAUGHLIN PC ATTY AT LAW Best Wishes from Compliments of MR. MRS. JOHN J. HUTCHINSON MARGARET BURKE Good Luck from Congratulations from GOULD LAW OFFICES — THE HONORABLE MORRIS GOULD MR. MRS. AUSTIN J. KITTREDGE JR. 154 Best Wishes Congratulations from from MR. MRS. WILLIAM J. BUTLER MR. MRS. JAMES M. MCNAMARA Good Luck from Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 MR. MRS. PETER F. LAVELLE MR. MRS. MICHAEL R. GRADY Best of Luck from MR. MRS. GILBERT N. SHUTTS Good Luck To the Class of 1977 Best of Luck To The Finest Class Ever MR. MRS. JOHN SCARSELLA J.C. PENNY CO. Good Luck to the Class of ' 77 Best of Luck from ROBERT B. RUSSELL, ATTY AT LAW MR. MRS. JAMES A DALY Congratulations and Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of 1977 MR. MRS. RALPH W. NELSON MR. MRS. CHESTER A. RICKER 155 Good Luck to the Class of 1977 Clinton Offset Printers Best Wishes to the Best of Luck Class of 1977 to the Class of ' 77 Grady ' s Beer Wine Grady ' s Subs • Winston-Solem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Corolino DICK LOWE, ACTON, MASSACHUSETTS — . -V ™