Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1978 volume:

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Thank-you, to our advisors — Mrs. Scanlon, Mrs. Krantz, and Mr. Ingano. Q) (’{ afrd t a . • Our- 12 14 15 We Aaoe encountered mam frtends- in die- ud uxu c of 6. 9£ f. David Hazel Vice-Principal Patrick Burke Curriculum Co-ordinator Elementary Supervisor William F. Gosselin Director of Pupil Personal Services Administration and Faculty 17 Jane R. Arsenault Home Economics David Baer Music and Band Madeline H. Beaulieu Math Mary Brousseau Clerk to the Principal Sharon A. Bloom Department Head — Home Economics James Brodrick Science Joseph C. Balvin Social Studies Sandra Boroweic Physical Eduation Donald F. Burgwinkle Social Studies Joseph Ciampaglia Head Chef Edward Connor Math Pamela Domenico Physical Education Joseph P. Burgwinkle Science Archie Cataldi Athletic Director Physical Education Alice Colombo Clerk to the Superintendent ( JAM, AW Sally Domenico Cafeteria Secretary William P. Constantino Science Gerald Foley Social Studies Eleanor Freitas Bi-Lingual Coorindinator Cecile Despotopulos Clerk Joseph A. Garrity English Bernard F. Gaughan Department Head Physical Education Donald F. Gallagher English Carol Ann Hamilton Guidance Donald Jarvi Industrial Arts Thomas J. Joyce Occupational Education Anne Lugi Foreign Languages Daniel E. McLaughlin English Lois McMurray Librarian Paul F. Lowe Distributive Education Josephine Kelly Secretary to the Superintendent Marcia Krantz English David C. Kilbourn Math Gordon A. Lockhart Department Head — Science Vernon L. Laverdure Department Head — Business Leatrice Morrison English Robert A. Murphy Department Head — Math Thomas F. O ' Connell Science Walter O ' Malley Edward J. Philbin Eleanor Philbin John P. Philbin Department Head Social Studies Ralph J. Ricci Social Studies John P. Scarsella English Joseph S. Pupecki Math Frances A. Ryan Department Head — English Raymond Steele Head Custodian Patricia Quinn Art Dorothy M. Scanlon English Louis Turini Cafeteria Manager Thomas M. Valerio Department Head Industrial Arts Andrew Vetras Supervisor of Attendance Michael Vetros Guidance Patricia Walsh Business William J. Walsh English Joan M. Willett Business George Willis Industrial Arts Valliria A. McCarthy Physical Education Cafeteria Staff dSeter 0 ’doede do xaaf e diememArcaice d ota meaa c ear eomfemtons (o o e i toe ieeAfor as d7 e awr d’s rota A road are e of e; ear ye foae traoe er MaeA rrassed; aete sea not sad ; d e aae eft as e at rad er sea , add ratitade: die ae ere. dean die dtass a i Ahs A ZAaAoasA Ba ette dJeadise i del ' remem eraac e d Cx aA Tarota a ' a dlea (xaaf e ZSeter O ’doede ffoAa draeA 25 As freshmen, we encountered many new friends, and learned many beneficial lessons. We found out that de- spite all we knew, there was so much more that we still had to learn and do. We had our first class project, a flea market, which incorporated the help of our entire class. It was a huge success! To start us on our way, we elected our Class Officers, Paul Garofoli — President; Daniel Gleason — Vice president; Lee Gosselin — Secretary; and Brian Lynch — Treasurer. Student Council repre- sentatives were Pat Sheridan and Julie Moore. SOPHOMORE YEAR Eager, and a little wiser, we returned in Sep- tember as sophomores. We started in right by electing Joe Hoag, Diane Gadomski, Lee Gosse- i lin, and Barbara Gleason as our class officers. Our activities, under the direction of our advisors, included the great success of our New England Patriots vs C.H.S. faculty basketball game. In December we displayed for the first time our ( acting abilities in Interclass Dramatics. We presented our comedy skit entitled Capricious Pearls. We anticipated the coming of our Junior year since we would receive our Class Rings we would become closer united as a whole, to the class of ' 78. JUNIOR YEAR We launched our Junior Year and under the guidance of our class officers: Paul Garofoli, Tim Kittredge, Lee Gos- selin, and Barbara Gleason. The Middle School Cafetorium hosted our first semi- formal dance, The Junior Fall Hop. Reigning as queen was Mary Jean McNally. Attended by Adele Valley, Roxane Bouchard, Susan Magowan, Lee Gosselin, Julie Moore, and Diane Rieth as her court. In March, President Jimmy Carter left us with a lasting impression of how Clinton will long remember the night he chose our town in his Meet the People campaign. The social highlight of the year was the Prom held at Alphonse ' s Powder Mill in Maynard. It was an enchant- ing evening remembered by all. Chosen as queen was Cindy Kittredge. Joining her were Maureen McNamara, Mary Gannon, Julie Murrman, Karen Gauthier, Adele Valley, and Teresa Crowley as her court. i SENIOR YEAR Our senior year fell upon us all to soon! We started off in a fast pace and swung into our Disco Dance. The senior class was awarded Best Play entitled, What Ever Happened to Good Old Ebenezer Scrooge? We also received honors for Best Supporting Actress and Actor, Heide Eriksen and Paul Garofoli. How could we ever forget our rival for the football season. Milford! We had the pleasure of welcoming Senator Edward M. Brooke to C.H.S. to give us an insight on foreign, national, and state affairs. Our final turn approached us, but as we turned there was an obstacle the Blizzard of ' 78. The finale of our senior year began with the measuring for our caps-n-gowns, rehearsal, singing our class song, and decisions that would be our guidelines for the future. U rr { yt. A zaftiec e 6Zn i toft er 68a y _ ( Atar e Bernard Q)(’ oraA A. Acman Rennet c o a AaaaA Atoaxmne Atane QBaac a y ,( ny Ao n’r Art an 7amou f . 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G r tf oiVi ffi eft i ? ft. $hu tf tt i ’tvi ift oe frt 56 c c Jlif ' c uie Summers Q)aoic .-Tart c ttctor- fTan Li ' itu monc au Va eri ' , . tx x e Pa Zaf HJmx tf .( era Hivu t ' ! 77u ma xlsu rtw ( Petra Weru y Jl i i Warren Jdarie Whitney Watson W ' iam dfar Wat on , r . GbcAarc QSrian We e t QDanie , c o ai osrft I u-nnet f (j iar es WAee en - feott JfUcAael If I oay ty We ton IMcjfflfs FOOTBALL MIDLAND LEAGUE CHAMPS The 1977 football season will not be forgotten for many seasons to come, as the Gaels had an unblemished 9-0 record and earned themselves a trip to the Super Bowl in Springfield. With Tri- Captains Mike Ernst, Tom Vetras, and Jim Grealis providing outstanding leadership and character, they backboned the Gaels to their first Midland League Championship since 1950. Coach Archie Cataldi and his staff directed an awesome offense and a hard-hitti ng defense to take the title since he came here three seasons ago. Their success was also recognized by the press as Mike Ernst and Tom Vetras qualified for the Super team. Also Jim Grealis and Steve Ernst represented Clinton on the Class B All-Stars. The outstanding success of the Clinton High Football team and the support it ' s fans gave them exemplifies the spirit of the class of 1978. TRI-CAPTAINS: Tom Vetras, Mike Ernst, Jim Grealis COACHES: Mark Kiesling, Archie Cataldi, Bob Cooney 61 Mike Ernst Joe Hoag Jim Grealis Dave Hazel Tom Vetras Pat Sheridan 62 SUPERBOWL The high flying Gael footballers traveled to Springfield in a super bowl contest with Min- nechaug Regional of Wil- braham. The Falcons capitilized on numerous Gael turnovers to take a surprising 35-6 lead at halftime. But the Gaels showed the character and desire they displayed throughout the season and came back to score 21 second half points to make it 41-27. In their last games Mike Ernst set a , rushing record with 227 yards while Tom Vetras set a record with most ' tackles and assists. Although they lost on the scoreboard, the repu- tation and pride of Clin- ton High surely won. We learned to win at life, but also to lose proudly. ' rcf t SSI Lee Gosselin Ellen Farragher TWIRLERS 66 lp££iH If -.v r Kfy RK 1 CROSS COUNTRY The Clinton High Cross Country team had another fine season compiling a respectable 6-4 leg. Seniors Paul Garofoli, Gerry Campbell, and Gregg Braunhardt paced the Gaels to another winning record. Team members and Coach Glenn Braunhardt deserve credit for a job well done. We wish continued success to fu- ture teams. Jerry Campbell Tri-captain Greg Braunhardt Tri-captain Paul Garofoli Tri-captain 1 VOLLEYBALL The Volleyball team had another suc- cessful season this year. Under the direc- tion of Coach Beaulieu they had a win- ning season finishing with a record of 9-6. Leading the team all the way with her spikes, bumps, and serves was senior captain Evelyn Gonzales. Qualifying for the Districts proved that their greatness was outstanding! I Pam Lavelle — Captain Roxane Bouchard — Captain CUNTW, HOCKEY With a returning nucleus of seniors, Coach Bob Shilalie molded his sextet into a much improved team. With the leadership of tri-captains Steve Frost, Kevin Lynch, and Paul Moran, the young Gael hockey squad upped its record from a dismal 1-8 record in 1977 to a respectable 7-9 in 1978. In closing, we applaud Bob Shilalie and the tri-captains for their excellent work. We would also like to mention the seniors, who through their effort and hustle, made this season possible. They were: Michael Mascetti, Daniel Welton, Chris Baird, Brian Lynch, Ed Durkin, Paul Lowe, and Pat Sheridan. 72 Kevin Lynch — Tri-captain Steve Frost — Tri-captain Paul Moran — Tri-captain Ed Durkin Brian Lynch Paul Lowe BASKETBALL The ' 77-78 edition of the Gael basketball team had a respectable but, in some ways, a disap- pointing year. Coach Gerry Foley ' s troops finished 11-8 in the regular season gaining them a berth in the Clark Tournament but they were eliminated in the semi-finals by a strong Algon- quin team to finish 12-9 overall. Coach Foley and the team hoped to be selected for the district playoffs at season ' s end but were passed by which greatly disappointed them. Still, it was a rewarding year as this year ' s squad provided Coach Foley with his 100th win as a coach at Clinton High. Co-captain David Hazel was honored by being selected to the T G class B All-Stars. Thanks to Coaches Foley and Gaughan, captains Hazel and Notaro and the team for an exciting season. David Hazel — Co-captain Peter Notaro — Co-captain 75 Tim Kittredge Dan Gleason Paul Garofoli Tom Vetras Mark Sargent ■ +.% M K L3J ■ IfKyjgk- flliiV % Kil . ' t I ?S ifcj i c Sm v, FIELD HOCKEY The Field Hockey team was led by Pam Lavelle, Liz Timlege, Lee Gosse- lin, Lisa Petricca, and Julie Moore. Although our record was not what we hoped it to be, we profited from our some what disap- pointing season. The team learned that through | working together another great goal was attained. The C.H.S. Field Hockey team was special both on and off the field. Their dedication and to- getherness was felt and appreciated by all. Liz Timledge Pam Lavelle 79 GIRLS BASKETBALL The Girl ' s Varsity Basketball squad was a hustling and daring team. Even though they found themselves on the losing end, they always put out to their utmost. Coaching these young Gaelet- tes was Sandra Borowiec, who with se- niors Mary Notaro and Theresa Cashes led our troops into many an exciting game. Thanks to the team and their coach, we enjoyed a thrilling although disappointing season. 80 Mary Notaro Theresa Cashes Clinton Gaels Track team was led by 8 of the most spirited enthusiastic athletes in a long time. They were Mike Ernst, James Donnelly, Mark Devaney, Heide Eriksen, Ted Har- mon, Paul Garofoli, Jerry Campbell, and Steve Mendoza. However having a 3-7 season, many outstanding perfor- mances were made in the individual events. Jerry Campbell who broke the school record of 11 ' 9 with a vault of 12 ' 3 in the pole vault thus bringing the Clinton Gaels their only first in the Midland League meet. Other places were James Donnelly in the Triple Jump, Mike Ernst in the High Hur- dles, Paul Garofoli in the Mile, and Ted Harmon in the 440, and Long Jump. Clintons only senior female member, Heide Eriksen won first in the Midland League, setting a record of 136 ' 5 ' ' in the Javelin. She shattered both the District and State records with a toss of 136 ' 4 placing first in that event. Our coaches Bernie Gaughan, Angel Nieves and Mark O ' Malley used best of their knowledge to train each of us in our special events and help us when the going was rough. Knowing that each of us gave our best performances the Track team is as proud as if we had an undefeated season! TRACK 82 Coach Bernie Gaughan Ted Harmon Heide Eriksen Mike Ernst Tom Seward Paul Garofoli Mark Devaney Steve Mendoza Jerry Campbell Jim Donnelly 83 BASEBALL ■ mwiii iii— Ed Durkin Martin Hutchinson Pat Sheridan Tom Vetras Paul Lowe Dan Gleason Mark Sargent 85 Mike Goodsell TENNIS 86 GOLF Under the excellent coaching of Robert Cooney, and the fine shooting of Seniors Paul Everson, Brian Lynch, Kevin Lynch, and Mike O ' Malley, the Gael golfers produced another winning season. The team compiled an impres- sive 11-1-2 record, good for second place in the Midland League. We extend our appreciation to Coach Cooney and to the fine season the team gave us. Extra — Just before Press time . . . A special honor came to the Clinton Golf Team as Kevin Lynch won the State Schoolboy Tournament. The school and in fact the whole town is truly proud of Kevin for this great achievement. Kevin Lynch Brian Lynch Coach Bob Cooney Mike O ' Malley 87 SOFTBALL Leading the way for the C.H.S. Girls Softball team were senior standouts, Roxane Bouchard, Mary Hast- ings, Theresa Cashes, and Kathy Fontana. Caesar Di- tullio as new head coach inspired the girls to strive for a winning season. In spite of a deceiving record the girls took great pride in their performance, which will be remembered throughout future years at Clinton High! L tliiffl Kathy Fontana Theresa Cashes Roxane Bouchard Mary Hastings BAND IGH SCHOOL BAND 90 Kathy Fontana Nadeen Turnball Rick Welch 91 Mark Slauenwhite Paul Joyce Phil Duggan BOY ' S STATE REPRESENTATIVES: (sitting 1 to r) Harold Naughton, John Summers, Paul Joyce, (standing 1 to r) Mr. John Hastings — chairman, Brian O ' Toole, Ray Valeri, Paul Garofoli, David Hazel, and Mr. James Hamilton — co-chairman FUTURE NURSE ' S CLUB: (sitting 1 to r) Julie Moore, Teresa Crowley, Lisa Petricca, Lee Gosselin, (standing 1 to r) Moira Heinold, Roxane Bouchard, Barbara Gleason, Adele Valley and Angela Sakellarion 92 - BUSINESS CLUB: (kneeling 1 to r) Ray Valeri, David Hauver, Harold Naughton, (standing 1 to r) Sandra Center, Holly Notaro, Diane DuBois, Rose Pyko, Carol Parker, Joan Paulino, and Mrs. Joan Willett — advisor DECA: (sitting 1 to r) Janice Burke, Morris St. Cyr, John McNamara, Tara Ciampaglia, Edward Gorski, Kathy Donnelly, Maureen McNamara, Maureen Kittredge, Paula Freel, (standing 1 to r) Mark Alzapiedi, Mark Pielocik, Kenneth Wheeler, Nadeen Turnbull, Donna Jankowski, Debra Bernard, Julie Kirby, Ann Bernard, Diane McNamara, Joanne Merrill, Alana Murphy, Carol Parker and Rose Pyko INTERNATIONAL CLUB: (kneeling 1 to r) John Summers, Michael Goodsell, Paul Joyce, Brian O ' Toole, David Hauver, Mr. Edward Philbin — advisor, Harold Naughton, (standing 1 to r) Teresa Crowley, Mary Hastings, Lee Gosselin, Mary Jean McNally, Pam Lavelle, Julie Moore, Susan Magowan, Moira Heinold, Jane Donohue and Lisa Petricca . 93 94 m Sacca cu reate On May 28, we traditionally began our “Senior Week with Baccalaureate Sun- day. Despite the humid weather, our spirits were high. The Reverend Thomas Diggs, our guest speaker, gave us much insight as to what the world holds for us. Our class song was sung with Wendy Warren as soloist, accompanied by Peter Tivnan on the piano. After the •exercises we moved to the cafeteria for coffee and donuts. . 95 (j as fTrift On Tues., May 30, we boarded our buses and headed for | the Oak ' n Spruce in South Lee, Mass. In addition to swim- ming in the outdoor pool, we also played volleyball, softball, tennis, and went horseback riding. After eating all the bar- bequed chicken and corn-on-the-cob that we could, we once again boarded our buses for the long ride home. Despite | numerous sunburns, everyone had a super time! On May 31, we arrived at the White Cliffs Res- taurant in Northboro, Mass., for a formal dinner and some great dancing, which was provided by Ronnie Boston ' s Band. After Harold Naughton ' s floor show, the White Cliffs will never be the same. 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We Anew dat tAe G ass of ’ ? woa d a ways Ae toyed er ; ff not in ferson , den a ways in sfint. ■ • (flint ' ' Hisk $A Cllllloil. iftnMtllUKtt, N Cljis Certifies (Tb.-it 4 i rlr tors jBal leg rf — • ' � ■ ■ S - W«- rtvrM Up. wi|l wmmm IW 0W PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Frank Kronopulos Mr. Mrs. Peter O ' Toole Mr. John Venuti Mr. Mrs. Fritsch Mr. Mrs. Lavelle Anonymous Mr. Mrs. Burgwinkle Caferelli McLaughlin Vera Pulnik Mr. Mrs. Daniel McLaughlin Mr. Mrs. Slauenwhite Lila Fontana Mr. Mrs. Albert Lotze Mr. Mrs. Charles Frost Mr. Mrs. Paul Domenico Mr. Mrs. Raymond Dragon Mr. Mrs. James Donnelly Mr. Mrs. Anthony Ernst Mr. Mrs. John Alzapiedi Mr. Mrs. Robert Magowan Mr. Mrs. Wuth Mr. Mrs. James Grealis Dorothy Flarlick Mr. Mrs. Stanley Stewart Mr. Mrs. Thomas Kilcoyne Mr. Mrs. John Hastings Mr. Mrs. Carl Petricca Mr. Mrs. Paul Lowe Mr. Mrs. Thomas Moore Mr. Mrs. David Hazel Mr. Mrs. Thomas Joyce Mr. Mrs. William Lamb Mrs. Austin Sheridan Mr. Mrs. Robert Martin Marion Kilcoyne Mr. Mrs. John Luksha Mr. Mrs. Donald Willoughby Mr. Mrs. John Hutchinson Mr. Mrs. William Braunhardt Mr. Mrs. Francis Lavedure Mr. Mrs. John Mollica Mr. Mrs. Nason Mr. Mrs. John Carr Mr. Mrs. Innes Campbell Mr. Mrs. James Valley Mrs. Mary Welton Mr. Mrs. Camoacho Mr. Theodore Harmon Mr. Mrs. Walter Turnball Mr. Mrs. Raymond McGown Mr. Mrs. Martin McNamara Mr. Mrs. Edwin FJ. Burgwinkel Mr. Mrs. John Cannon Mr. Mrs. Walter Heinold Mr. Mrs. Francis Crowley Mr. Mrs. John Kittredge Mr. Mrs. Andrew Vetras Mr. Mrs. James Farragher Mr. Mrs. William Gooselin Mr. Mrs. James Sargent Mr. Mrs. Daniel E. McLaughlin Mr. Mrs. Sanellarion Good Luck to the Class of 1978 CLINTON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Clinton, Mass. 105 Office Home Phone 365-4787 368-0303 MASON MOTORS Used Cars and Trucks Bought — Sold — Traded (Deals on Wheels) Garry R. Mason Owner Tom Nelson — Manager 675 Main St. Clinton, Mass. 01510 106 mm Best Wishes From The WORCESTER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 107 Best Wishes to the Class of 78 W7W ■ ■ • - ' - ' f PHILBIN CHEVROLET Clinton, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1978 WHITCOMB TRAVEL SERVICE INC. High Street Clinton, Mass. Best of Luck to the Class of 1978 CLINTON SAVINGS BANK 200 Church Street Clinton, Mass 365-4591 Richard F. O’Hearn, Jr. J. L. Emile St. Pierre WASHBURN-GARFIELD CO. VALVES-CONTROLS-PIPE FITTINGS Frederic E. Churchill Harry J. Warms GEORGE H. CL ARK CO. PAINTS — SOLVENTS — CUSTOM COATINGS — STAINS — INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 1855-1972 Best of luck to the Class of 1978 from Carole and Bob and all the Clinton School Bus Drivers. Robert H. Sleeper School Bus Transportation in Clinton, Lancaster and Bolton Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Innamorati Innamorati Construction Co Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Jostons. Much Happiness and Success to the Class of 1978 Injectronics Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Custom Engineered Molders Co. Division of Injectronics, Inc. 1 Union Street Clinton, Mass. 01510 Best of Luck to the Class of 1978 from Werber Rose, Company Best Wishes from I. T. T. Suprenant Division Good Luck to the Class of 1978 Local Union 58 — Ray-O-Vac 114 Compliments of Nortech, Division of Northern Petrochemical Company Congratulation from Ray-O-Vac (ESB) Best of Wishes to the Class of 1978 Best of Luck Grady ' s Beer Wine WORTHINGTON FOODS Since 1939 The finest in vegetable protein foods 116 to the Class of ' 78 Grady ' s Subs In Memory of William J. Gavin Congratulations and Best Wishes from McLaughlin ' s Auto School Good Luck to the Class of 1978 Stewart, Heney Duvarney, Inc. 7 High Street Clinton, Mass. 01510 When you think of wallpapering, think of us! Discount House of Wallpaper Woodruff Plaza 1175 Main St. Clinton, Ma. Tel. 365-3252 Domestic Wells Inc. 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 - 117 Compliments Good Luck to the of Van Brode Milling Co., Inc. Class of 1978 Clinton Firefighters Used Trucks, Trailers and Parts Schwartz Truck Parts Lancaster Road Clinton, Mass Tel. 365-6000 or 368-8869 Best Wishes from Clinton Exchange Club 118 f f Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Much Success to the Class of 1978 K of C 1701 Flowers By Kane To The Nicest People Under The Sun Our Customers, Thank You And Best Wishes Sunrise Boutique 52 High Street 368-0227 Clinton, Mass. Congratulations from the employees of Lancaster Sterling Lumber 119 Congratulations from LUCY ' S REALITY BROKERAGE Much Happiness to the Class of 1978 Cogan Furniture Best Wishes from OLD TIMERS Best of Luck from Compliments of NATIONAL PERFORATING CORP. NORTH END CAFE Congratulations to the Class of ' 78 Best of Luck from LANCASTER GARDENS A.C. PARKER SONS 120 Best Wishes from Compliments of CHESTNUT HILL LORD W.J. COULTER PRESS Good Luck from Compliments of LA CASA MIA J.C. PENNY 619 Main Street Clinton, MA. Compliments of Dial 365-3622 BRASS RAIL BAR LANCASTER AUTO SERVICE INC. Winsockett, Rhode Island Packard Street Lancaster, Mass. 01523 Best of Luck from Compliments to the Class of 1978 CASAVECCHIA PLUMBING HEATING 27 Blossom St. Clinton FERGUSON ' S REST HOME 121 Much Success to All MAMA MARIA 36 Candice St. 365-9627 Good Luck to the Class of 1978 COLDWELLS INC. Good Luck Congratulations HASTINGS PHARMACY LANCASTER PHARMACY Brendan H. O ' Toole, Reg. Pharm. 106 High St. 368-8369 Clinton, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Best Wishes For The Graduates of 1978 SCOTT ASSOCIATES, INC. New England ' s Pump Headquarters RYANS Best Wishes from POLISH AMERICAN VETS. Happiness to the Class of 1978 GODARD NEWS Happiness to the Class of 1978 E.R. SULLIVAN INC. ARTESIAN WELLS Congratulations to the Class of 1978 O ' MALLY SUNOCO Best Wishes For The Graduates of 1978 from THE CLINTON REGIONAL RADIO CLUB Much Success to All SHENANIGANS Good Luck to the Class of 1978 CLINTON SELECTMEN Best Wishes from ANDERSON MACHINE CO. Specialists in Machining for Electronics General Machining Good Luck SILVESTER ' S RESTAURANT Congratulations SHATRAW INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 123 Compliments of NYLAMATION INC. 779-2267 Lyle (Corky) Tindall CORKY ' S AUTO BODY Complete Auto Body Repairs Refinishing Main Street Bolton, Mass. 01740 Best Wishes CRAVEDI ' S MARKET MAKE IT BASKET 360 High Street Clinton, Mass. Handcraft Supplier Best Wishes from Much Success to the Class of 1978 KENNEDY ' S BAR STANDARD — FIN PIPE Good Luck to the Class of 1978 Congratulations JAYCO SALES IRVINGS TOTS TO TEEN Best Wishes LOU ' S DINER FRANKLIN ST. GARAGE General Repairs Joseph R. Dorazio Prop. 165 Franklin St. Clinton, Mass. Tel. 368-8987 Much Success and Happiness to the Class of ' 78 Compliments HASTINGS PACKAGE STORE HAPPY HILL Best Wishes Good Luck to the Class of 1978 CLINTON PLASTICS ZOLL ' S PHOTO SHOP Phone 365-9801 VITO ' S SHELL SERVICE Auto Repairs, Tires, Batteries 3 Minute Car Wash Vito Kloozkowski 218 Brook St. Proprietor Clinton, Mass. Best Wishes L. RAUSCHER SONS INC. 124 Compliments of Much Success to the Class of 1978 MELLO ' S P S PIZZA Best Wishes Good Luck MCQUOID ' S SERVICE STATION (GETTY) VITONE ' S BARBERSHOP Congratulations from Best Wishes from CLINTON SHEET METAL LONGS Good Luck to the Class of 1978 Congratulations from CLINTON TURNER LADIES AUX. WILLIAM N. REISNER CORPORATION Best Wishes Happiness to the Class of ' 78 GREEELY HILL MARKET CLINTON CONCRETE Much Success and Happiness to the Class of ' 78 Compliments DR. PORAS ATHOL CLINTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK Best Wishes to Class of 1978 CLINTON LIQUOR MART 60 Main Street Good Luck to the Class of 1978 Phone 635-2994 VARISE BROS. FLORISTS PHILBIN FUEL CO. INC. Best Wishes Wishes The Best of Luck To The Class of 78 MCNIFF ' S 125 Compliments of Much Success to the Class of 1978 KINNER INSURANCE AGENCY CLINTON HOUSE OF PIZZA Best Wishes Good Luck DONNELLY ' S TAXI CRYSTAL CAFE Congratulations from Best Wishes from STERLING GRANGE 53 YOUTH ATLAS WOVEN LABEL CO. Good Luck to the Class of 1978 Congratulations from ECOLOGICAL FIVERS, INC. BURKES SUPERETTE Best Wishes Happiness to the Class of ' 78 STUKA ' S LANCASTER FUEL INC. DUFFINS MUFFINS BAKERY REST. 45 High St. 365-4750 Compliments Open 6 to 5:30 Mon. thru Sat. 6 to 12:30 Sunday MAUREEN S HAIR STYLING Compliments of Good Luck to the Class of 1978 J.R. GRADY VILLAGE FOOD STORE EXPLORER POST 1, CLINTON, MASS Best Wishes Wishes The Best of Luck To The Class of 78” WACHUSETT BOTTLED LIQUORS 126 Compliments of Much Success to the Class of 1978 PHOENIX PLASTICS CORPORATION Clinton, Mass. MR. MRS. MCLAUGHLIN Best Wishes from Good Luck to the Class of 1978 CLINTON ROTARY CLUB MR. MRS. SLAUENWHITE Good Luck Best Wishes COPPENRATH COLOR CENTER LILA FONTANA Best Wishes Good Luck MR. MRS. FRITSCH MR. MRS. J. MITCHELL Good Luck Congratulations MR. MRS. LAVELLE MR. MRS. CHARLES FROST Compliments Best of Luck CAFARELLI MCLAUGHLIN MR. MRS. JAMES DONNELLY Congratulations Compliments of VERA M. PULNIK MR. MRS. ANTHONY ERNST World ' s of Luck Best of Luck MR. MRS. BURGWINKLE MR. MRS. JOHN ALZAPIEDI 127 Best of Luck to the Class of 1978 Good Luck MR. MRS. JOHN CANNON MR. MRS. ROBERT MAGAWON Great Success Happiness to the Class of 1978 MR. MRS. J. GREALIS MR. MRS. JOHN MOLLICA Congratulations Compliments of MRS. AUSTIN SHERIDAN MR. MRS. NASON Compliments of Good Luck to the Class of 1978 MR. MRS. ROBERT MARTIN MR. MRS. JAMES VALLEY Best Wishes World ' s of Luck MR. MRS. JOHN LUKSHA MR. MRS. CAMACHO Happiness to the Class of 1978 Best of Luck MR. MRS. DONALD WILLOUGHBY MR. MRS. RAYMOND MAGOWN Congratulations Good Luck MR. MRS. JOHN HUTCHINSON MR. MRS. MARTIN MCNAMARA Best Wishes Best Wishes from MR. MRS. FRANCIS LAVEDURE MR. MRS. EDWIN H. BURGW1NKEL 128 Congratulations MR. MRS. WALTER HEINOLD Good Luck MUCH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE CLASS OF 78 MCDONALD ' S MR. MRS. FRANCIS CROWLEY Compliments of MR. MRS. THOMAS KILCOYNE Best Wishes THE CLASS OF 1978 WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THEIR GRATITUDE TO THE CLINTON DAILY ITEM AND A SPECIAL THANKS TO MR. EDWARD HOPHMANN FOR ALL HIS HELP. MR. MRS. CARL PETRICCA Best of Luck MR. MRS. JOHN HASTINGS THE OKINAWAN SCHOOL OF 109 Mechanic St. Clinton, MA 01510 KARATE Sensei Frank Ciampaglia 1st Dan Black Belt Telephone 368-0097 Anonymous CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES WEST ' S GARAGE Best of Luck A Friend 129 Best Wishes To The Class of 1978 from the staff of Paul F. Lowe Real Estate Agency 319 High St. Service — Integrity — Pride 365-2316 368-0752 mt I • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina DICK LOWE. 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