Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

AAs It so sma l a tAuny d a Acme enjoy od t e sun , do Auioe Aoed AyA tv tAe djtrtiyv, ddo iaoe Awed, to Auioe tAunujAit , to Auioe c one; do Auioe adoa ued frvi Ariends , and do downy Aaffltujjfoess? JldattAeav ylrno A James Hazel President ' er Patrick Notaro Vice President Student Council Executive Board Kelly Bergeron, Catherine McLaughlin, Sean Brennan Homeroom Representatives Richard Thompson, Cindy Lewinski, Steve Georgeson, Loma Bellucci, Mary Ellen Prendergast, Eileen Murphy, Jean Grady Carol Dowd Treasurer Patricia Cafarelli Secretary Student Advisory Council James Hazel, Patricia Cafarelli Yearbook Editorial Board James Coyne, Sandra Valenkamph, Evelyn Jimenez, Mary Pat Moynihan, Andrea In- namorati, Cindy Lewinski, Carolyn Nolan, Eileen Collins, Diane Vanasse . Qjet watiofi With our years at Clinton High School quickly drawing to a close, we would like to pause to show our warmest apprecia- tion to the two people who have guided us through these four years. Always willing to work a little harder, to go a little farther, to stay a little longer, they worked tirelessly to give us the best years we could have had. So, to Mr. Gerry Foley and Mrs. jane Anne Weaver we dedicate this yearbook and say — f77ia i ts 5 c c ? or fflomec o ujr „ oo(’ ( r c 5, 77 “ 0 Q)rea n ffoes cm orcoer For the Class of 79, our Junior year held much in store for us. We were to be the first class to present and organize a Spirit Week among all classes which would eventually lead up to our Homecoming. During this week everyone was full of pep while we walked through the corridors decorated in Green and Gold. There was a special feeling of closeness among all classes, as we practiced cheers, wrote poems, and prepared ourselves for the big game. Saturday came and the Gaels had a super victory against Marlboro which made our Homecoming a night to remember and enjoy. We danced away to the music of Limerick Road and had an exciting night. The court consisted of Andrea Innamorati, Eileen Murphy, Kathy Tagg, Evelyn Jimenez, Cathy McLaughlin, and Queen Cathy Ruberti. 6 7 i J .[ I On May 12, 1978, at the Sheraton Yankee Drum- mer, our Junior Prom had finally arrived. Everyone was at their best. The girls whirled around in beau- tiful gowns, as their escorts proved that they truly are gentlemen. We became upper classmen when the officers of the graduating class of 78 handed down their caps and gowns to our four officers. The night seemed so beautiful and before we knew it it was time to leave, but that wasn ' t the end, because in the morning we were off and run- ning to Hampton Beach for a beautiful day. The Junior Prom ' s court consisted of Cynthia Lewinski, Maria Montoya, Julia Daly, Karen Moore, Jean Grady, Trisha Cafarlli, and Evelyn Jemenez as Queen. May 2, 7$ “eTAis One -s ' Mae 9 au ” I On March 10, 1979 the Senior Hop was held at the Monoosnock Country Club. This was to mark our last formal dance and we were determined to make it a night to remember. The theme was Too Much Heaven which seemed to define the night perfectly. Although this was our last dance we knew we had much more in store for us. The court was Loma Bellicce, Andrea Innamorati, Heidi Studa, Kelly O ' Connell, and Queen Trisha Cafarelli. Jldr. ftfto ns A ddonr: £Aor coi c om ami Annudedyr . . . S or {four ftutieuce and underdnndmyy . S or {your coutuiual { ' atere ty In our ftroyro a student and ndum iad . . . c lde are foreorr Indelted to- uou and uml lo yy rememleryfow undo rested and adn zra wn. C fdc {o a ' A you a Amy and Aaftfey retirement. I ADMINISTRATION Brendon J. Bailey Superintendent of Schools Patrick Burke Elementary Supervisor, Curriculum Coordinator Leo Bachant Vice Principal David A. Hazel Principal William Gosselin Director of Guidance Pupil Personnel Services GUIDANCE Carol A. Hamilton Counselor Michael Vetros Counselor 18 r Frances Ryan Head of Department Dorothy Scanlon Leatrice Morrison ENGLISH Donald Gallagher L ( William J. Walsh Joseph Garrity 1 Marcia Krantz John Scarsella 19 I Robert Cooney r Gordan Lockhart Head of Department James Brodrick SCIENCE Joseph Burgwinkle Thomas O ' Connell William Constantino 21 John Philbin Head of Department Walter O ' Malley Joseph Balvin HISTORY Gerald Foley 22 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Edward Philbin Head of Department Eleanor Philbin HOME ECONOMICS Anne Lugi Eleanor Freitas Bilingual Program Jane Arsenault I Vernon Laverdure Head of Department Paul Lowe Distributive Education Thomas Joyce Director of Occupational Education BUSINESS 24 i INDUSTRIAL ARTS Donald Jarvi David Menard Thomas Valerio Head of Department ART Patricia DeBlois Art 25 Bernard Gaughan Head of Department Archie Cataldi Athletic Director PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sandra Boroweic Pamela Domenico MUSIC Lois McMurray Librarian David Baer Band Director Joanne Gavin Title I Patrick Grealis Title I 27 SPECIAL SERVICES Andrew Vetras Supervisor of Attendance Raymond Steele Head Custodian Josephine Kelly Secretary to Superintendent Nelli Nosek Clerk to Superintendent Cecile Despotopulos Clerk r Louis Turini Cafeteria Manager Cafeteria Staff Joseph Ciampaglia Head Chef 28 1 ®rt ’a z ty o t )aum S9resA na i 9 ear . . . Like the rise of the sun, we, Freshmen, as a class opened our eyes to a new beginning. It was an important, fresh start, for all of us. We were now a part of Clinton High School growing together and learning about each other, but most important, the world around us. We were starting to stand on our own two feet, to experience happiness and joy, pain and sorrow. It was a scary feeling but we, nonetheless, started out full of energy and togetherness which we felt would keep our class as a whole. To help us keep the sun always shining, we chose Mr. Gerald Foley and Mrs. Jane Ann Weaver as our advisors. Together with our first elected class officers: Sean Brennan as President, Lucille Leoni as Vice-President, Andrea Innamorati as Secretary, and Nancy McNally as Treasurer; we set out to raise money to make the Class of 1979 the best class CHS has ever had. We began our four years of high school with a car wash, running a concession stand at all basketball games, and dances. These were all a success. It illustrated that we were looking forward to a promising and bright future. Loyalty toward our country. Loyalty toward our school, Loyalty toward our class. i)op iorMort This year was a year for fun and excitement, along with studying. We were no longer timid and afraid. We were a little older and a little more experience and our class spirit was beginning to really show. We all pulled to- gether and held a Supermarket Bf Sweepstakes on Nov. 18th at the Victory Market. We sold many tickets and spent a lot of hard work organizing it and carrying it out. It was a great success! For the second year in a row, we ran a concession stand at every CHS Basketball game, even though more food went to the mouths of our workers. This year we chose four new class officers to lead us high in the sky to ultimate success. James Hazel as President, Patricia Gavin as Vice-President, Andrea Innamorati as Secretary, and John Rushing as Treasurer. In December of our Sophomore Year, we entered for the first time into Interclass Dramatics. We chose a Case for two Detectives which made everyone see that our class was even talented in the theater. Before leaving school for the summer vacation, at the close of our Sophomore Year, we received our class rings. We realized now we were getting older but we knew that there were two more years to follow and that these coming years would be full of even more excitement. So, we set a foot out and dove into our Junior Year with a lot of determination. On February 18, 1977, we held a Spaghetti Supper, which was one of our first big projects. A few members of our class worked as waiters and waitresses, serving the townspeople who supported us. As usual, it was a lot of fun and quite profitable. JUNIOR YEAR As the trees grew leaves of all colors and crispness filled the air, we entered into our Junior Year. We knew this year would be a year to remember, so we all set out on the right foot to make our expectations a reality. We started this year with our first formal Homecoming Dance on November 5, 1977. Prior to that night of elegance and excitment, we held for the very first time ever, what we called out Spirit Week. During this week the class of 79 set up various activities for the whole school, such as a flag football game, corridor decorating, class cheer and class poem competitions. In this manner each class had a chance to show their own spirit, but nobody could match the spirit of our class the class of 79. By the end of this week we were all so enthusiastic that on Saturday, Homecoming Day, our Gaels beat Marlboro which made our night even more special. On December 3, 1977, with an undeafeated record the Gaels traveled to Springfield, MA, for the Central-Western Mass Super Bowl along with most of the town of Clinton supporting us 100%. It was a great accomplishment to even be there but, unfortunately, Minnechaug Regional beat the Gaels with a score of 41 to 27. Also, in the month of December, our class was a part of the Interclass Dramatics Competition for the second year. This time our play was called the Walnuts and two of our classmates were awarded for their fine perfor- mances. Patricia Cafarelli was best actress and Pat- rick Notaro received the best actor award. Time was passing quickly, we were now all at ease with ourselves, our classmates and our school that before we knew it winter turned to spring. Along with Spring came our Junior Prom on May 12, 1978. With the sun slowly sinking our Junior Year was coming to a close. But before we left we payed tri- bute to our well deserving principal John J . Gib- bons who had decided to retire. Although many good times have passed, we looked forward to the future our Senior Year. A WARDS PAUL BAILEY - Boston Harvard Book Award; Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr) College Board Letter of Commendation. WILLIAM BRUSO - Accepted as a member of the Central District Band (Sr. yr.). ANN BUTLER - Honorable Mention in Midland League Volleyball (Jr. yr.). JOANNE COONEY - 3rd place in the school ' s Voice of Democracy Competion (Jr. yr). BETH CLISHAM - T G Student Achievement Award. JAMES COYNE - Youth of the Month Award; T G Honorable Mention (Jr. yr.) and Class B Honor Team (Sr. yr.) in basketball; Midland League All Star Team in Basketball (Jr. Sr. yr.). JULIA DALY - 1st place in school ' s Voice of De- mocracy Competition (Sr. yr.); 3rd place in Dis- trict ' s Voice of Democracy Competition (Sr. yr.) Best Actor in Interclass Dramatic (Sr. yr.). DENISE FITZGERALD - Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). MICHAEL GAROFOLI - T G Honorable Men- tion in Football (Sr. yr.). TRICIA GAVIN - Youth of the Month Award Sr. yr.). STEVE GEORGESON - Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). JERRY MACCARTNEY - D. E. C. A. 1st place in Financing Credit (Jr. yr.). PAUL MURDOCK - D.E.C.A. honorable Mention (Jr. yr.). JAMES POLACK - D.E.C.A. Honorable Mention. PATRICK NOTARO - Best Actor in Interclass Dramatics (Jr. yr.). TRISHA CAFARELLI - Delegate to Student Advi- sory (Jr. yr.); Best Actress in Interclass Dramatics (Jr. yr.) KEVIN GIBBONS - T G Honorable Mention in Football (Sr. yr.). K. of C. Best offensive Player (Sr. yr.). KEVIN HALEY - C.H.S. Most Valuable Player (Sr. yr.); N.C.M.H.C. Co - M.V.P. (Sr. yr.); N.C.M.FTC. 1st team All Star (Sr. yr.). EVELYN JIMENEZ - Honorable Mention in the Midland League for basketball and Field hockey. (Jr. Yr.) JAMES HAZEL - Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.); T G Honorable Mention in football (Sr. yr.); K. of C. Best Deffensive Player (Sr. yr.). ANDREA INNAMORATI - 4th place in N. E. Re- gional Individual ' s twirling competition (Sr. yr.). JACK LACHMAN - Best Actor in Interclass Dramatics (Sr. yr.). ELLY MCAULIFFE - Youth of the Month Award. (Sr. yr.). CATHY MCLAUGHLIN - Worcester Havard Book Award; Youth of the Month Award. (Sr. yr.). MIKE PALLOTTA -T G Super team in football. (Sr. yr.). PAUL MURDOCK - D.E.C.A. Honorable Men- tion. (Sr. yr.). JAMES POLACK - D.E.C.A. Honorable Mention. (Sr. yr.). PAT SANGINARIO - D.E.C.A. Firts place in Pet- roleum. (Sr. yr.). I. LORENA SANTIAGO - Midland League Hon- orable Mention In Volleyball. (Jr. yr.). MARY THOMPSON - D.E.C.A. First place in Food Marketing. (Sr. yr.). T SENIOR YEAR . . . . . . . DUSK To show how much talent our class really does have, many Se- nior artists painted murals which gave the art room of Clin- ton High, a warm glow. This was our final year! There was so many things that we would be involved in for the last time. Since our first Spirit Week was a great success, we organized the same activities, competition, and even more for the second time. On Thanksgiving Day we crushed our rivals Holy Name on Fuller Field which concluded the football careers of our senior athletes. Following the game, many of us took part in the annual Thanksgiving Day Show. It was soon that time of year again — time for Interclass Drama- tics Competition. This was the third and final time for our class to prove themselves to be the greatest actors and actresses in CHS. You know what? We did, we won best play for the first time. What a way to end! This year we chose “Lizzie of the Lighthouse as our play. Once again we had winners .... Julia Daly was awarded best actress and Jack Lachman as best actor. Before long, March arrived and we were more ready than ever to attend our final formal .... our Senior Hop. It was the best ever for all of us and an event we ' ll always remember. 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TAomfi off f77wf?tfeiSon .w . It. ' i . V r( e ) oo( a e i uwtfeA Q)i me Yfcan wifias e Q)aou tT iomas ( We st [ )( , C 0 ' U’ ) ( f(Y (j ar ex 5f. iAo m j@ sm 9 otwg, , 9Z Ze esit .. (Iso { r f a a : Zu’oz z QSr a ffla Zorasi foxe ) eter fZouc z (j ri tm M. jfuccl 1 Sin _ fle no y: Sdoa rl y. Cdeary SSeier c c . 0- [doole _ f ieleal dloueAer . f ieleal Sfarnfi Dcm a fnoelul W is eternal; . l al lone is immortal; Md death is only a Horizon; (nd a horizon is notli uy , saoe SHe limit of oar rsiyht. dorStsister 6 PPordanytnn FOOTBALL Coaches Mark Keisling, Archie Cataldi Head Coach, and Robert Cooney. Our football team, led by tri-captains Kevin Gibbons, Michael Pallotta, and Chris Graham was out to win this year and proved it with their 7-1-1 record. The team gave it all they had, and with a few breaks, could have been undefeated. Their 26-21 victory over eventual league champion Milford showed what kind of team the Gaels really were. The season ended with a super victory over the Thanksgiving rival, Holy Name. Kevin Gibbons was honored for his offensive efforts and Jim Hazel for his defensive skill by the Knights of Columbus. Junior Steve Ernst was chosen Most Valuable Player. The Wor- cester Telegram and Gazette chose Michael Pallotta for its Super Team, with Michael Garofoli, Kevin Gibbons, and Jim Hazel, receiving Honorable Mention. As our senior gridders have played their last game for CHS, we will always remember the spirit and determi- nation they displayed on Fuller Field. Captains Chris Graham, Kevin Gibbons, and Michael Pallotta. I 14 Mike Garofoli 21 Sean Donnelly 73 Mike Pallotta (Tri-captain) 20 Sean Brennan 7 Kevin Gibbons (Tri-captain) 61 Chris Graham (Tri-captain) 30 Jim Santoro .1L 72 Don Mitchell 80 Billy Salmon 82 Bob Sibya 85 Tracy Richardson 79 TWIRLERS For six seniors, our high school twirling careers have come to an end. We will always remember the good times and hard work that goes along with performing for the Gael fans at every half-time show. However, there will always be one special event that will prevail over our twirling experiences and be one of our most memorable times, the first time Clinton High Twirlers entered competition. We could never part without extending our greatest appreciation to someone who has never let us down, put up with so much, and has been the best friend throughout the fall seasons. So to Mrs. Judith Innamorati we, the Seniors, say Thanks. Mrs. Innamorati Advisor Andrea Innamorati Majorette I Cindy Lewinski Jean Grady Denise McCaffrey Karen Moore Carol Dowd tit CHEERLEADERS Cheering the football team on to another fantastic sea- son, we conquered many long and hard practices for the sake of the boys, the student body, and ourselves. Soon after, we began another long season. It was dur- ing this season that the C.H.S. basketball team reached the State District Finals. With much pride we cheered these boys on during this unforgettable time. It was espe- cially exciting for the four seniors who would never again cheer for a C.H.S. team. So to co-captains Trisha Cafarelli and Patricia Gavin along with Mary Pat Moynihan and Eileen Murphy — Good Luck in the many years to come. Mary Pat Moynihan Eileen Murphy CUKTON] CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team under first-year coach, Jim Maattala, raced to another successful season. The Gael harriers finished with a record of 5-4, despite having only two seniors. The young squad was led by captain Jamo McDonald and Diane Vanasse. We applaud the team for their fine season. Beth Clisham Co-Captain Evelyn Jimenez Co-Captain Loma Bellucci Tricia Gavin k i I | Led by the four seniors, Co-Captain Tricia Gavin, Co-Captain Eve Jimenez, Beth Clisham, and Loma Bellucci, this years young team conquered an unforgettable season. Although they were on the short end of the stick they stayed together and surprised many opponents. After many hard and tiring summer practices, they started what would become a high scoring season. As proof of this, Co-Captain Eve Jimenez became the third highest scorer in the Midland League. At the close of the Field Hockey season, and as their High School careers come to a close, the four seniors would like to take this time to thank Mrs. Jane Ann Weaver for all that she has done for them and for their team. FIELD HOCKEY I The Clinton girls volleyball team had a fairly good year. Although they had more losses than wins, it was the enjoyment that kept their spirits high. Miss Beaulieu has done a commendable job. She worked the team hard and pulled them through till the end. With Anne Butler as the captain, and the hard effort of the girls, they were able to accomplish their usual, skillful, and well played matches. Their skillful spikers, Ann Butler, Patty Peto, Karen Moore, Kathy Tagg and Joanne Cooney, did an excellent job in gaining points. But, of course, without Theresa Connery, Joanne Cooney, and Denise Fitzgerald the team would never have been complete. Joanne Cooney Denise Fitzgerald A 91 1 BASKETBALL This years basketball team went as far as any in the school ' s history. The team finished at 16-7, highlighted by a great victory over Algonquin in the semi-finals of the District III tournament. The team was extremely hard working and very competitive, all of its losses coming in close games. The seniors on this years squad performed admira- bly. Jim Coyne, Gary Mikels, Mike Garofoli, Don Mitchell, Jim McDonald, and Marty Murphy, showed outstanding leadership and dedication throughout the season. Congratulations to them and the team for a job well done. Clinton 73 Grafton 39 Clinton 67 Auburn 54 Clinton 67 Tahanto 52 Clinton 75 Shrewsbury 68 Clinton 68 Hudson 70 Clinton 80 Maynard 35 Clinton 71 Marlboro 72 Clinton 62 Algonquin 70 Clinton 68 Milford 51 Clinton 86 Westboro 72 Clinton 81 Shrewsbury 64 Clinton 89 Hudson 65 Clinton 83 Maynard 58 Clinton 60 Marlboro 63 Clinton 73 Algonquin 77 Clinton 79 Milford 65 Clinton 69 Westboro 61 Assabet Valley Christmas Tournament Clinton 65 Marlboro 60 Clinton 68 Assabet 40 Clark Invitational Tournament Clinton 74 Algonquin 75 District III, Division 11 Clinton 87 Assabet 84 Clinton 58 Algonquin 56 Clinton 59 Ayer 67 T k 95 — GIRL ' S BASKETBALL Co-Capts. Evelyn Jimenez Joanne Quinn, and Coach The 1978-79 Girl ' s Basketball season was guided by Co-Captains: Senior, Evelyn Jimenez and Junior, Joanne Quinn. To- gether with Coach Boroweic, we learned that through working together and excel- ling in sportsmanship, a sense of pride in ourselves and our school was again realized in another form. Our sincere thanks to our Coach, Mrs. Borowiec, for her untiring and fruitful ef- forts. A 97 I The 1978-79 Gaels hockey team showed throughout a disappointing season, the guts and determination Clinton teams are famous for. Re- bounding from a disasterous beginning to finish with a record of 5-16-1, the Gaels captured their first Midland League games ever by beating Maynard twice. The team was honored when Captain Kevin Haley was chosen by the NCMHC as team Most Valuable Player, league Co-MVP, and first team All-Star. Junior Chris Litterio also represented Clinton on the All-Star squad. Other Senior members of the team included Dan Larson, Paul Bailey, John Moran, Ed Men- doza and Jim Santoro. ! ' Coach Shilalie and Captain Kevin Haley 98 11 Paul Bailey 17 Ed Mendoza 16 John Moran 19 Jim Santoro , 99 I .ON7A T GOLF Though it was a disap- pointing season for Coach Bob Cooney ' s golf squad, the Gaels showed great desire and fortitude throughout the season. Seniors Mike Kil- coyne and Sean Brennan, shot consistant golf, and the result was several good scores. The gaels were rarely out of it, and were a few breaks away from a winning season. Mike Kilcovne Sean Brennan 101 TRACK It was not one of the more successful seasons for the team, especially the se- niors. It would be more appropriate to look at the season as a rebuilding year, under new Head Coach Bob Shilalie. There were bright spots, however. First place in the pole vault at the Dis- trict III relays, five District qualifiers, Junior Steve Ernst ' s breaking of the 330 low hurdle record, and the league meet at Shrewsbury in which almost everyone produced personal highs. A record of 1 and 9 is not the best that four-year varsity performers Don Mitchell, Tim Bailey, Mike Collins and Jamo McDonald can remember, but undoubtably it was a meaningful one. For other seniors Ben Morgan, John Kane, Patty Peto, Jimmy Hazel, Bob Frisch, and Ed Alinkowitz, it the last track season, a fighting effort with great enthusiasm, in the mold of a CHS trackster. 1 1 102 Bob Frisch Mike Collins Sg Ed Alinkowitz W I -• John Kane Jim Hazel Jamo McDonald Ben Morgan Patty Peto 4 Tim Bailey First-year coach Bernie Gaughan took over the helm for our senior year and produced one of the better teams and records in recent years. The Gaels are currently 5-11 and though their season is not complete, they have showed the spirit and hustle that typifies Clinton High. Co-captains Sean Donnelly and John Costello led a group of six seniors who made up the nucleus of this much-improved team. Hurlers Dave DiBenedetto, Donnelly and Costello, in- fielders Paul Praderio and Ken Sanginario, and out-fielder Kevin Haley complemented their solid defense with a solid hitting attack. We wish Coach Gaughan the best of l uck in later years, and thank him for his leadership qualities and will to win. Coach Gaughan and co-captains Sean Donnelly and John Costello. 7 Paul Praderio 8 Kevin Haley 10 Dave DiBennedetto 105 Diane Vanasse Bill Bruso 107 I As we say goodbye to the three Seniors, Kelly Bergeron, Evelyn Jimenez, and Mary Pat Moynihan, we would like to congradualte them for their trememdous leadership throughout the season. Even though their record was not the best C.H.S. has ever seen, they showed a remarkable improvement over the previous year. The 5-7 record showed that they had the capacity to be a winning team and the desire to show their coach, Caesar DiTullio, that they have taken pride in their team and in their school. KELLY BERGERON EVELYN JIMENEZ MARY PAT MOYNIHAN CLUBS French Club Miss Eleanor Philben, advisor, Phyllis Hamilton and Diane Vanasse. Abneris Torres, Ismael Santiago, Miss Eleanor Freitas, advisor, Pedro Rojas, and Lorena Santiago. Also Miguel Rojas. Bilingual Club Boy’s State Representatives (front row) Bob Pasquale, Rich Thompson, Ken Sanginario. (back row) Sean Brennan, Jamo McDonald, Don Mitchell, Jim Hazel, Dan Larson, and Chris Graham. Business Club Debby Arnold, Donna Cooper, Mrs. Anne Galeski, advisor, Doris Betancourt, Donna Hauver, Carolyn Cozzens, Lauri Seuss, Jeanne Baird and Mrs. Joan Wil- let, advisor. : C a Jr J � ! ' 1 ifi • JJ ' N y 0 1 Wf International Club (clockwise from right) Evelyn Jimenez, Beth Clisham, Julia Daly, Andrea Innamorati, Carol Dowd, Tricia Gavin, Diane Vanasse, Steve Georgeson, Chris Graham, Phyllis Hamilton, Mark O ' Donnell, and Mr. Edward Philben, advisor. Distributive Education Club of America (seated) Jean Erwin, Amy Guidi, John Kane, Lauren Guay, (standing) Ed O ' Neil, Tracy Richardson, Gerry MacCartney, Mr. Paul Lowe, advisor, Andy Mascetti, Tibor Battenburg, Jack Lachman, Joe Simons and Paul Murdock. Junior Marshalls (front row) Ann Butler, Cathy McLaughlin, Deni; Fitzgerald, and Heidi Stuka. (second row) Loma Be lucci, Beth Clisham, Carol Dowd, and Chris Grahan (third row) Tricia Gavin, Patty Peto, Kelly Bergero and Elly McAuliffe. I I I I 1 t ' I I ! I yoacra aareate Our Senior Week began with the traditional Baccalaureate cere- monies. Reverand Charles Dumphy, Pastor of Our Lady of the Rosary Church of Clinton, was the guest speaker at the event held in the C.H.S. Auditorium. This was a memorable day, and with the singing of our class song we realized that our days at Clinton High were nearing the end. Our Graduation Week was off to a fine start and we wanted this week to go on forever. 112 I I k I fl I I 6 7 (9Z9 On Wednesday, we traveled to the Oak ' n ' Spruce resort in Lee, Mass, for our class trip. There we played endless games of frisbie, basketball, softball, tennis and golf. We swam, road horseback, and ate mounds of great food. The day flew by too fast but we all had such a super time, we wish we could do it all again. I I I a o ( It was Thursday, and time for our class ban- quet. So we were off to the White Cliffs in Northboro. We ate chicken or ham, and danced to the great music of Glass Leaf. We enjoyed a special treat when several of our classmates, namely Mike Kilcoyne, Chuck Young, Mike Polewartzyk, Roger Elliot, and Dave Leger helped out the band. The group ' s rendition of Freebird reminded us of how close we were to the end of our high school years. Q)a y , V w 9 9Z9 T Graduation day finally arrived. After four years of waiting we now wish that this last day would remain forever. Putting on our gowns, we soon realized that this was to be one of the fondest memories of our lives. Suddenly we were all grown up and on our way, and we wish we had the chance to stay, oh yesterday came suddenly, for yesterday is now a dream. kf ' V ' ft V r % i | ff Vj ' I EXERCISES OF GRADUATION PROCESSIONAL ' Pomp and Circumstance Elgar SELECTION kj g u t “Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key INVOCATION The Reverend Joseph F. Szwach, Pastor Our Lady of Jasna Gora Parish PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT James K. Hazel, President, Class of 1979 ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS GIFT Patrick A. Ball, President, Class of 1980 REMARKS Brendon J. Bailey Superintendent of Schools STUDENT SPEAKERS Paul Joseph Bailey Catherine Ann McLaughlin John Leo O ' Donnell Mary Michael Scanlon PRESENTATION OF AWARDS David A. Hazel, Principal The Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award, American Legion School Award, A Scholarship given by a friend and Alumnus of Clinton High School — $200 To James Kevin Hazel The Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen — Alternate Awards, To Patricia Ann Cafarelli American Legion School Award, Worcester County Educational Association Scholarship — $300, To Elizabeth Ann Clisham The Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Clinton Police Association Student — Athlete Award, The Austin F. Sheridan Scholarship — $250 — given in memory of deceased school personnel, A full four-year AFROTC Scholarship — awarded as a result of successful national competition To Paul Joseph Bailey The Police Association Student- Athlete Award, The Mary Leahy Scholarship — $300, The Edward Cleary Memorial Scholarship — $100, ttj The Louis and Minnie R. Gould Memorial Scholarship — $250 To Catherine Ann McLaughlin The Miss Hannah M. Walsh English Award, The John J. Gannon Memorial Scholarship — $250 To Julia Anne Daly Harvard University Book Award, sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Worcester To Steven R, Ernst, Class of 1980 Harvard University Prize Book Award, sponsored by the Harvard Club of Boston To Maria L. Marioni, Class of 1980 Holy Cross Prize Book Award — given in memory of Reverend John J. Murphy, Clinton High School 1932 To Carey L. O ' Donnell, Class of 1980 Worcester County Educational Association Scholarship — $300, Clinton Daughters of Penelope Scholarship Award — $100 The Clinton Women ' s Club Scholarship Award — $200 Community Scholarship Award — $100 To Michael Stanley Polewarczyk Clinton Daughters of Penelope Award — $100 — To Stephen Nicholas Georgeson Clinton Ahepa Scholarship — $150 The Clinton Council Knights of Columbus Scholarship — $100 To Carol Jean Dowd Essie M. Reinsner Scholarship — $500 — To Kenneth Joseph Sanginario The William H. Reisner Scholarship — $250 The Roger Shatraw Memorial Scholarship given by the Clinton Insurance Agents Association — $100 To Nancy Ann McNally The William H Reisner Scholarship — $250 Community Scholarship Award — $100 To Jean Grady The George F. and Elizabeth M. Bailey Scholarship — $200 The John J. Gannon Memorial Scholarship — $250 The Clinton Council Knights of Columbus Scholarship — $100 To Patricia Marie Gavin The John J. Gannon Memorial Scholarship — $250 The O ' Toole Film Service and Leprechaun Society Shcolarship — $100 Clinton Lions Club Scholarship — $500 • To Kelly Ann Bergeron The John J. Gannon Memorial Scholarship — $250 The Clinton Exchange Club Scholarship — given in honor of Dr. Paul Bradley — $250 To James Edward Coyne, Jr. The Clinton Women ' s Club Scholarship — $200 — To Christopher W.G. Graham The Clinton Women ' s Club Scholarship Award — $200 Community Scholarship Award — $100 To Phyllis A. Hamilton The Clinton Youth Hockey League Scholarship — $200 — To Kevin R. Haley The Clinton Women ' s Club Scholarship Award — $200 The Clinton Turner Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship — $350 The Happy Friends Club Scholarship — $100 Clinton Rotary Club Scholarship — $500 Community Scholarship Award — $100 To Evelyn Jimenez The Clinton Turner Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship — $200 Clinton Band Parents Association Scholarship — $100 Clinton Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Scholarship — $200 Community Scholarship Award — $100 The Clinton Firefighters Association Award To Betty Ann Baer The Roger Shatraw Memorial Scholarship — $100 — given by the Clinton Insurance Agents Association The Home and Community Service Committee and Youth Committee of Sterling Grange No. 53, Scholarship Award — $200 To Paula Marie Guadagnoli The Frederic J. Swartz Memorial Scholarship — provided by Van Brode Milling Co. — $100 To Cynthia Frances Lewinski Clinton I.T.A.M. Post No 68, Auxiliary Scholarship — $100 Clinton Friends of the Retarded Scholarship — $300 To James Francis Santoro Clinton Band Parents Association Scholarship — $100 — To Ann Catherine Butler Clinton Band Parents Association Scholarship — $100 — To William G. Bruso The Michael P. Boucher Memorial Scholarship — $100 — To Michael Robert Pallotta Clinton Emblem Club Scholarship Award — $200 — To Mary-Jo Halloran The Victoria M. Polack Memorial Scholarship — $200 — To Mary Michael Scanlon The O ' Toole Film Service and Leprochaun Society Scholarship — $100 To Kelly A. O ' Connell Local 58, AFL-CIO U.A.W. at RAY-O-Vac - — $100 Scholarship To Jeanne M. Baird Clinton Lions Club Scholarship — $500 — To Denise Ann Rene McCaffrey Clinton Rotary Club Scholarship — given in memory of Dick Jaeger, a long-time member of the Clinton Rotary Club — $300. To Eleanor McAuliffe Clinton Rotary Club Scholarship — $500 Community Scholarship Award — $100 To Heidi Ann Stuka The Joseph A. Mahan Scholarship — $100 — given by the William H. Reisner Foundation To Eileen Murphy Community Scholarship Award — $100 — - To John Leo O ' Donnell Community Scholarship Award — $100 — To Ann Mariie Iacobucci Community Scholarship Award — $100 — To Johnna R. Nelson Community Scholarship Award — $100 — To Patricia Ann Peto Community Scholarship Award — $100 — To Elizabeth Margaret Jewett Community Scholarship Award — $100 — To Denise Marie Fitzgerald Community Scholarship Award — $100 — To Michael Andrew Garofoli Community Scholarship Award — $100 — To John Patrick Brennan Community Scholarship Award — $100 — To Robert Vincent Pasquale Community Scholarship Award — $100 — To David Michael DiBenedetto Community Scholarship Award — $100 — To Patrick John Notaro EXERCISES OF GRADUATION PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance Elgar SELECTION Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key INVOCATION .The Reverend Joseph F. Szwach, Pastor Our Lady of Jasna Gora Parish PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT James K. Hazel, President, Class of 1979 ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS GIFT Patrick A. Ball, President, Class of 1980 REMARKS Brendon J Bailey Superintendenf of Schools STUDENT SPEAKERS Paul Joseph Bailey Catherine Ann McLaughlin John Leo O ' Donnell Mary Michael Scanlon PRESENTATION OF AWARDS David A. Hazel, Principal The Massachusetts Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizen Award The Massachusetts Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizen Award ■ Alternate - The Bausch and Lomb Science Award HarvardUniversity Prize Book Award - Sponsored by the Harvard Radcliffe Club of Worcester Harvard University Prize Book Award • sponsored by the Harvard Club of Boston Holy Cross Book Award - given in memory of Reverend John J. Murphy, Clinton High, 1932 The Clinton Police Association Student Athlete Awards The American Legion School Awards The Miss Hannah M. Walsh English Award The Mary R. Leahy Scholarship • $300 The Clinton Firefighters Association Award Clinton Daughters of Penelope Scholarship - Two Awards - $100 each Clinton Ahepa Scholarship - $150 Clinton Lions Club Scholarship - Two Awards - $500 each Essie M. Reisner Scholarship - $500 Clinton Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Scholarship - $200 The Austin F. Sheridan Scholarship - given in memory of deceased Clinton School Personnel • $250. The William H. Reisner Scholarships Two Awards • $250 each The George F. and Elizabeth M. Bailey Scholarship $250 The John J. Gannon Memorial Scholarships - Four Awards - $250 each The Roger Shatraw Memorial Scholarship ■ given by the Clinton Insurance Agents Association - Two Awards $100 each Clinton Women ' s Club Scholarships Four Awards $200 each The Joseph A. Mahan Scholarship given by the William H. Reisner Foundaton • $100 Clinton Band Parents Association Scholarships - Three Awards ■ $100 each The Michael P. Boucher Memorial Scholarship - $100 The Frederic J. Swartz Memorial Scholarship ■ given by Van Brode Milling Company, Inc. $100 3 7d d not o end; 3n no t eoen do 3d ix , r al or , t u ? begunmsup of 1 tA end end of tAe kefnviingn. c f{3 iAton (3 urcAdl Patrons Mr. Mrs. Joseph C. Dowd Mr. ; Mrs. William F. Sontag Mr. Mrs. Victor DiBenedetto Mr. St Mrs. Harvey Bellucci Mr. Mrs. Harold J. Thompson Mr. Mrs. Alexander J. Leoni Mr Mrs. Victor D. Benedetto Mrs. Bernice Gavin Family Mr. Mrs. John Brennan Mr. Mrs. Tibor Battenberg Sr. Mr. St Mrs. Martin H. O ' Malley Mr. Mrs. Charles Hamilton Atty. St Mrs. Eugene Cafarelli Atty. iSt Mrs. James McLaughlin Mr. Mrs. Frank Radock Mr. Mrs. John C. O ' Toole Dr. Mrs. James P. O ' Donnell Mr. St Mrs. John F. Luksha Mr. Mrs. Edward C. Baird Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Favreau Mr. Mrs. John Donnelly Mrs. Pearl Polewarczyk Mr. Mrs. Leon Mikels Mr. St Mrs. Charles Cozzens Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Currier Mr. Mrs. Robert Vanasse Mr. St Mrs. James A. Daly Mr. Mrs. Patrick F. Collins Mr. Mrs. Joseph Prendergast Dr. Mrs. Anthony Sanginario Mr. St Mrs. Stanley G. Stewart Mr. Mrs. William P. Salmon Mrs. Romaine A. Lewinski Mr. Mrs. John J. Scanlon Mr. Mrs. Thomas Moore Mr. Mrs. Nicholas M. Georgeson William S. Toder DMD Mr. Mrs. Daniel E. McLaughlin Mr. St Mrs. Greg Panos Mr. Mrs. Albert Innamorati Mr. Sr Mrs. Rocco Notaro Mr Mrs. Robert J. McNally Sr. Mr St Mrs. Robert J. McNally Jr. The Bates Family Mr. Michael Kilcoyne Mr Mrs Norman Baer Mr. Mrs. Charles Moran Mr. Mrs. Ralph W. Nelson Sr. Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Praderio Mr. Mrs. James F. Peto Mr. Mrs. Armand J. Guidi Mr. Mrs. Daniel H. Murphy Mr. St Mrs. Ralph W. Haley Mr. Mrs. Wiliam J. Butler Mr. Mrs. Sidney P. Grant Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Clisham Mr. Mrs. Ronald Seuss Mr. Mrs. Arthur Santoro Mr. Mrs. Brendon J. Bailey Mr. Mrs. Roger L. Elliot Mrs. Judith Nelson Mr. Mrs. William Young Mr. St Mrs. Robert Milewski Mr. Mrs. John McAuliffe Mr. St Mrs. Edwin H. Burgwinkel Mr. Mrs. George F. Hauver Mr. Mrs. David A. Hazel Mr. Mrs. Howard L. Foster Mr. Mrs. John E. Murphy Mr. Mrs. Martin O ' Malley Best Wishes from Mr. Mrs. Harold J. Thompson Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Daniel H. Murphy Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Victor D. D ' Onofrio Best Wishes from Mr. Mrs. Victor J. DiBenedetto Congratulations from Mr. Mrs. David A. Hazel Good Luck from Mr. Mrs. John J. Scanlon Best of Luck from Mr. Mrs. Edwin H. Burgwinkel Best of Luck from Mr. Mrs. William P. Salmon Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Joseph Prendergast Congratulations to The Class of 1979 Mr. Mrs. Robert Milewski Good Luck from Mr. Mrs. Bertil C. Valemkamph Good Luck from Mr. Mrs. James Daly Best of Luck from Mr. Mrs. Roger L. Elliott Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Arthur Santoro Congratulations to The Class of 1979 Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Clisham Congratulations from Mr. Mrs. Harvey Bellucci 129 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 from United Automobile Workers Local Union 58 UAW AFL CIO Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 from Injectronics Custom Engineering Co. Congratulations To The Class of 1979 from The Clinton Teachers Association Congratulations To The Class of 1979 from Marlboro Supply Inc 34 Tower Street Hudson, Mass 01749 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 FROM I I CONSTRUCTION CO. MR. AND MRS. ALBERT INN AMOR ATI Congratulations To The Class of 1979 Charles Moran Heating Plumbing Co. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 ! ; R Compliments Good Luck of Clinton Sheet Metal from J.R. Grady Sons Best Wishes from Dr. William S. Toder Staff Congratulations to the Class of 1979 The Franklin Manor Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Order of Ahepa Compliments of Jayco Sales Best of Luck from Daughters of Penelope Best Wishes from Philbin Funeral Flome Compliments of Nylco Products, Inc. Best of Luck from Clinton Turner ' s Lady ' s Auxilary Best of Wishes from Lancaster A-l Auto Body Inc. Compliments of Henri ' s Hairstylist Good Luck to the Class of 1979 Athol-Clinton Co. Bank Congratulations to the Class of 1979 L. Rausher Sons Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Clinton Motor Mart Best Wishes from The Acre Market 135 I Congratulation Best Wishes from from Ray-O-Vac WORTHINGTON FOODS Compliments of Good Luck from Lancaster Sterling Lumber Res-Tech Corporation 136 BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK ITT INTERNATIONA SURPRENANT DIVISION • CLINTON • MASSACHUSETTS 01510 Telephone: 61 7-365-6331 Telex: 92-0454 L TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CORPORATION BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 WHITCOMB TRAVEL SERVICE INC BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 NORTECH DIVISION OF NORTHERN PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY 830 Main Street • Clinton, Massachusetts 01 510 • (61 7) 365-6351 ortech Division of Northern Petrochemical Company CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES WEBER ROSE CO. BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE AND GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1979 COGAN FURNITURE CORP. STOWERS CO. THE STORE OF QUALITY CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK Jack ' s Restaurant BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATES BANQUETS OR SNACK ' S — JUST CALL JACK ' S JACK SARGENT 212 HIGH ST. CLINTON, MA 01510 (613) 365-3541 DANIEL E. MCLAUGHLIN AUTO SCHOOL 139 Compliments Best of Luck of from Clinton Turner Verein Corporation Van Brode Milling Company, Inc. Best Wishes UNCLE JOHN ' S FROLIC, dba 81 CLINTON ST. SHREWSBURY, MASS. 01545 Tel. 852-1138 Congratulations from Dancing and Floor Show Sat. Night Shrewsbury Player ' s Dinner Theater Aug. 1979 Musical — The Boy Friend Feb. 1980 Oct. 1979 Musical — Gypsy May 1980 Rick ' s Auto Mart 140 Best of Luck Compliments of Shatraw Insurance Nylacarb Incorporated Good Luck in the Future BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS §§ Clinton Firefighters Association V V SPECTRUM INC. 101 Union Street Clinton A NYPRO COMPANY 141 I Best Wishes Best of Luck From From Woodruff Realty Co. Spectrum Incorporated Congratulations Class of ' 79 From Compliments of Sunrise Boutique Clinton Exchange Club 142 Congratulations Class of 79 Best Wishes Dowd Colonial Shoes North End Cafe Inc. Good Luck Best of Luck Leominster Savings Bank O ' Mally ' s Insurance and Real Estate Agency Congratulations and Best Wishes Congratulations to our Graduates James A. Daly, Inc. Clinton Daily Item Best Wishes Congratulations Class of 79 Flowers By Kane Georgeson ' s Market I Best Wishes to the Class of 79 from Zoll ' s Photo and Hobby Congratulations Graduates and good luck! Nashoba Valley Ambulance Service We ' re proud of our Clinton graduates! Richard Paul ' s Shoes Compliments of R.L. Joyce Best of Luck in the Future Carbone Shoe Repair Compliments of Kitty Fabian Real Estate Congratulations! Clinton Liquor Mart Best Wishes to the Class of 79 Cravedi ' s Market Best of Luck Always! O ' Malley ' s Cafe Good Luck to the Class of 1979! Tic Toe Ceramics Compliments of Harvard Engineering Inc. Best of Luck! Lancaster Fuel, Inc. Good Luck Graduates! Save Way Gas Congratulations Class of 79! Kennedys ' Lunch Compliments of Gradys Pizza C w V CLEANERS A Great Name In Dry Cleaning Roy Folkins Terrace Plaza Shopping Center Manager Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 617 365-9600 144 Best of Luck from Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 From BHA Restaraunt “Jimmy “Teddy “Fritz “Tom Compliments of Best Wishes from Poly Care Scott Associates Good Luck from It Compliments of U.S. NAVY Jay Transue La Casa Mia Aviation Ordnanceman 1st Class U.S. Navy Recruiter 36 Front Street Phone: (617) 755-2088 Worcester, Ma 01608 (617) 756-6024 Congratulations from Best Wishes from Nypromas E.R. Buck Chair 145 Best Wishes Mr. Mrs. William Butler Best of Luck CLINTON LIONS CLUB Congratulations Mr. Mrs. Armand Guidi Best of Luck To The Graduating Class ITAM — POST — 68 Best Wishes To The Graduating Class JEFFREY — PHILBIN FUEL CO. 676 MAIN STREET CLINTON, MASS Congratulations Clip Joint BEST WISHES Mr. Mrs. Gilbert D. Currier Best Wishes Earls Market Incorporated Best of Luck Nylamation Incorporated Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Clinton Polish American Veterans Congratulations BELFONTE CLEANERS INC. 165 High Street Clinton, Mass. Best of Lyck QUALITY ELECTRICAL INC. 785 Main Street Clinton, MA 01510 Best Wishes Clinton Police Association Congratulations To The Graduating Class Clinton House of Pizza Congratulations To The Graduating Class McQuoids — Getty Best of Luck Kilcoyne ' s Car Care Service Wash, Wax and Buff Call 365-5648 146 BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK AMORY CHEMICAL AND PLASTICS CO. INC. GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES IN THE FUTURE J.C. PENNY CO. BEST WISHES GRADUATES S.V. CLUB MAY YOU HAVE MUCH SUCCESS WACHUSETT BOTTLED LIQUORS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 TOWN OF CLINTON SELECTMEN CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE O ' MALLYS SUNOCO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 JOHN P. DROOGAN ELECTRICIAN GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU COLDWELL INC. 147 I Good Luck Best Wishes from from Mr. Mrs. Ralph W. Nelson Sr. Flowers by Kane Congratulations from Best of Luck from Clinton P.A.V. Association The Dairy Queen Good Luck in the Future from Congratulations from Varise Bros. Florists Godard News Best Wishes from Best of Luck from Wachusett Auto Radiator A.C. Parker Sons 148 Best of Luck Always Compliments of Stewart Heney and Duvarney D.M. Crossman Son Congratulations from The Old Timer Restaurant Best Wishes from — Hotel Clinton The Knights of Colombus 149 Clinton Offset Printers Best of luck in the future Carbolon Corporation Good Luck Congratulations from Lancaster Pharmacy from Estelle Elegant Fashions Best Wishes from Charles Cozzens General Contractor Good Luck from Allied Tool Die Company Congratulations from Ideal Repair Service Best of Luck from Dr. Mrs. James P. O ' Donnell Best Wishes from Mr. Mrs. Gilbert R. Favreau In Memory of Joseph W. Hamilton Good Luck from Cafarelli McLaughlin Attorneys at Law Best of Luck from Mr. Mrs. John F. Luksha Congratulations from Big L Discount Best Wishes from P S Pizza House Good Luck from The Make-It Basket Congratulations from Stuka ' s Watch Shop Best of Luck from Fung Wong Restaurant Best Wishes from Kinnear Insurance 151 Best Wishes From Good Luck From David V. Carruth Baer Distributors of Clinton Cott Quality Beverages Insurance Agency, Inc. General Insurance Woodruff Plaza Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 Tel. 365-3172 Tel. 365-4520 We Wish You Our Best Of Luck Good Luck Seniors Discount House of CORPORATION Wallpaper P.O. Box 521 • Sterling, Massachusetts 01564 617-422-8176 Designers — Engineers — Contractors CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 79 FROM Office Phone 365-4787 Mason Motors Used Cars and Trucks Bought — Sold — Traded (Deals on Wheels) Wholesale Retail Home Phone 368-0303 Garry R. Mason Owner 640 Main Street Clinton, Mass. 01510 I Seniors are Particular . . . and so are tve. X qJg are especialj pitxid. 1 6 Have served your official yent- jb ook_ jic 5 fepl oipWr. fongfirt iil i ;onfia fro m- , StucUa on j Oft I.OCATbl) AT 9 COlXJNVtl- PART. VH LAXdE: 2,79 CAA RjDCfE, JfcT. c RJJE, 3 V ) BUR,UWOTOM , AIA $. 01®03 ; TivXePH0 tI ZT 0700 COL OR P JV X i VVS’L - W LDOUCr CU. TOAl FPA av r I ' O A VYRR£1A1 „ 154 ■a Compliments of Good Luck from Hastings Pharmacy Lancaster Gardens Best Wishes from Compliments of Ferguson Rest Home Carlisle Fuel Co. Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Best Wishes from Clinton Electric Motor Svr. Silvester ' s Restaurant In Loving Memory of William J. Gavin from Mrs. Bernice Gavin and Family 155 In Memorium of Reginald Bates, Sr. Best Wishes from CLINTON TIRE CO. 640 High St. Clinton,Mass. 01510 Good Luck from Robert Sleeper Bus Co. Best of Luck To The Class of 1979 From The Worcester County National Bank Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Brendon J. Bailey Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. O ' Malley I Congratulations from Best of Luck Martha ' s Beauty Salon Duffin ' s Muffin ' s Compliments of Best Wishes Henna Color Auto Body Clinton Rotary Club Congratulations Best of Luck Mr. and Mrs. John Brenan Mr. Mrs. Joseph C. Dowd Compliments of Best of Luck from Dr. Mrs. Anthony J. Sanginario Wireway Company, Inc. Best Wishes from Congratulations from J. Cardoza Machine Company, Inc. Data General 159 I Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Spectrum Clinton Savings Bank Good Luck from Donahue Chevrolet Inc. - J- — 160 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 fe- Sterling Manufacturing Company Incorported Best Wishes in the Future to the Graduating Class Sesia ' s Motors UK’-! 161 K A Congradulations and Best wishes to Evelyn Jimenez and the entire graduating Class of 1979 Clinton High School. From: Maximo and Maria Torres Olga Andujar Domingo and Josehine Nieves Nando and Anna Rivera Altagracia Regverio Jorge Torres William and Linda Torres and Best of Luck! Class of 79 Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Moore Best Wishes! Class of 79 Mr. Mrs. Martin H. O ' Malley Congratulations! Class of 79 Rowell ' s Market Compliments of The Class of 79 Mr. Mrs. Robert J. McNally Sr. Mr. Mrs. Robert J. McNally Jr. Compliments Compliments of of A Gus ' Electrical Shop Friend To our Patrons and Advertisers and All those responsible in any way for the success of this year book. Our Sincere Thanks The Class of ' 79 A s- a re a ft a c rea re, a a io norroar is on a - vision : a ioc q , toe Z-Zioed ' maAes evert j estere at a ( ream of ' Avffiness , ara evert otnorrotv a of ofe. 0 from f77ie Sa isAr fr otsion n • W r ' t ' .n ' s 3 fT) HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North C o ' ' ' O DICK LO i ACTON, MASSACHUSETTS 1 so smadl a t uny 7 o one e yoyed t e son, f7 o Aaoe loed ayAt? tn tAe djhr suy, Aco aoe ooed y to Aaoe t ioiayAb, to Aooe done; do Aooe advanced trae friend , and not doom (yyA u oesP Jdat Aeia Amo d rr