Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

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(j ass Oncers Howard Vosburg, President James Valley, Vice President Student Council Executive Board ■ .“orge Hutchinson, Stephen Lipka, Mary Jo Garofoli Hoomroom Representatives Jane Thompson, Lee Hutchinson, Carol Farragher, Joanne Quinn, Francis Ward, Andrea Gourousis, Karen RyU, Joan Bailey, Kathleen Murphy Student Advisory Council Thomas Hazel, George Hutchinson Thomas Hazel, Treasurer Joanne Despotopulos, Secretary Yearbook Editors-in-Chief 1 Carol Farragher, Marci Tor, Susan Donohue, !; Patricia Lowe, Jacqueline Bergeron, Francis Ward Assistant Editors Michelle King, Maria Marioni, Edward Mitchell, missing from picture Nancy Kolifrath 1 Sports Editors Karen Ryll, Steven Ernst, Annette Marhefka 5 FRESHMAN YEAR As treshman, we found ourselves at the beginning of our journev through Clinton High. Along the way, we would not only learn to grow as individuals, but together as well. As a class we experienced the pride of accomplishment, a sense of belonging, and increasing confidence; but most of all we knew that we would cherish forever the many friendships we would make during our four years at Clinton High School. To help us along our way we chose Mrs. Jane Arsenault, Mr. David Menard and Mr. Donald Jarvi as our Class Advi- sors. Together with our Class Officers: President; Joanne Quinn, Vice President; Patrick Ball, secretary; Joanne De- spotopulos and Treasurer; Thomas Hazel and our Student Council Representatives: Mary Jo Garofoli, Loretta O ' Toole, and Carolyn Pasquale, we organized a bake sale and a car wash which proved to be very successful. The most memorable event of the year, however, was the arrival of President Jimmy Carter on March 16th and 17th. After presiding over a mock town meeting, the President spent the night at the home of classmate Jane Thompson. By choosing Clinton as his first stop in his meet the people campaign, the President put Clinton on the map. VVe would have many more memories which would be trea- sured from this year. Our imprint was made but not yet com- pleted. As the year came to a close, we looked to our future for the fullfillment of our promises, dreams, and expectations. SOPHOMORE YEAR We returned in September with a new outlook, knowing that our Sophomore Year would be a trying time for us, but with a little more experience on our side, we would make it. We started right in by electing Patrick Ball for our President: James Valley, Vice-President; Joanne Despotopulos, Secretary; and Thomas Hazel, as Treasurer. Our Student Council consisted of Mary Jo Garofoli, Brian Gavin, and Pamela Queeney. With their combined efforts, we were able to organize a Shopping Spree at the Victory Market proving that we could work together as a class. In December of our Sophomore Year, we entered Inter-Class Dramatics Competition for the first time. Although we didn ' t win any awards, our play, Bolts and Nuts , proved to everyone that our class was not only well organized but manifested an exceptional degree of spirit. On December 3, 1977, with an undefeated record, the Gaels Foot- ball Team traveled to Springfield, MA for the Central-Western Mas- sachusetts Super Bowl. Our team had the support of every football enthusiast in the town. It was a great thrill to go this far, but unfortu- nately, Minnechaug Regional beat the Gaels by a score of 41-27. Before leaving school for the summer vacation we received our class rings which would forever be a symbol of our ties to C.H.S. We were now at the mid-point of our high school days. If the next two years held as much fun and excitement as the previous ones, we knew that we would have much to look forward to. (9, (PZ9 ■ ’ ( u m On May 18, 1979, we found ourselves amidst the festivities at the Bull Run. The advent of our Junior Prom approached quickly. For the girls, as well as their escorts, it was their long awaited dream come true, a fairy tale we ' ve once read, and surely an occassion we will always remember. As the clock struck twelve, the night slowly faded away to melancholy memories. The gala events continued the following day as we traveled to Hampton Beach. Though the weather was dismal it didn ' t put a damper on our dreams. The night will forever be remembered by our Queen and her court, which consisted of Marci Tor, Joanne Quinn, Mary Notaro, Corinne Gorman, (Queen), Kathleen Coyne, Carey O ' Donnell, and Karen Ryll. JUNIOR YEAR We knew that the time was passing quickly so we jumped right into our Junior Year landing on both feet. We re-elected the Class Officers from the previous year, but chose as our Student Council Representatives; Mary Jo Garofoli, George Hutchinson and Stephen Lipka. With their help, we organized our first Formal Homecoming Dance on October 28, 1978; and this was made extra special due to our victory over Milford. Moving along the Junior road we came upon our second try at Inter-Class Dramatics. Our persistence payed off in our super per- formance of “Run, Robber, Run in which Hope Lucci and Joseph Welch received awards for best supporting actress and actor. The highlight of the year, however, would have to be the arrival of our long awaited Junior Prom on May 18, 1979. The Bull Run in Shirley served as host for this, the most memorable night of our high school year. Before we knew it, we once again found ourselves at the close of another year. We had three good years to look back upon but most importantly we knew the best was yet to come! Senior Interclass Dramatics — A VICTORY! After three years of competing in Inter- class Dramatics, we picked up many skills, and perfected our acting abilities which re- sulted in a victory for our senior year. Many hours were spent rehearsing and having fun together, and if we had a chance to do it all again — we would! For our performance of Hello, I ' m From Another Planet , Joseph Welch was awarded Best-Supporting Actor for his por- trayal of Carson Zoobacker and Patrick Ball was recognized as the Best Actor for his per- f ormance as Bo Carson. Other cast members in the winning play were; Peter Kovac as Samuel Flash Gordan, Patricia Lowe as Miss Carlisle, Hope Lucci as Laura Nelson, Maria Marioni as Luella Zoobacker, Melanie Parsons as Ronda Johnstone, and Carolyn Pasquale as Carmella Erchinger. K ' ' 1 ' H jfdjart ' A 6, “ (Riv tem x’r Jid ’’ J(90 I On the night of March 15, 1980, we found ourselves together as a class for one of the last times at Turner Hall for our Senior Hop. The theme, Will You Remember Me defined our last formal dance appropriately and left us pondering on all of the good times that we have been confronted with at Clinton High School, but we were also speculating about events still awaiting us. It made us believe that what was a dream yesterday is a memory today, that this was one of our final stepping stones before our departure from Clinton High School. The court consisted of Patricia Williamson, Nancy Kolifrath, Carey O ' Donnell, Mary Correa, (Queen), Adrienne Kara, Pamela Queeney, and Nancy Flannagan. 12 SENIOR YEAR As Seniors, we approached our last year at Clinton High School. Never would we forget the times we had in the last three years but we, as a whole, anticipated this year to be the best of all. We realized that this would be our last chance to fullfill our dreams and achieve our goals. We elected a new President, Howard Vosburg and a new advisor, Mr. D avid Kilboum to lead us on our last journey through Clinton High. March came upon us and it was time for our final formal . . . the Senior Hop. The memories of the night will always be trea- sured. Our Class Spirit was clearly revealed to all this year. We orga- nized activities in the Spirit Week competition and although we didn ' t exactly come out on top, we knew we were winners. It was also our last chance to prove ourselves in the Inter- Class Dramatics Competition, and prove ourselves we did. Not only was Patrick Ball awarded best actor and Joseph Welch best supporting actor but we topped it all off when our play Hello, I ' m From Another Planet , was chosen to be the best. We have completed our imprint at Clinton High School and we now look to the future where we will make our footsteps in the sands of time. m ■ 1 ' ll ,V Xv v,V,VA ' .V. ' «WM n 4 ♦ ‘ V ‘ ♦ V r-. I C a u S ) to er 2(9, 7(9 ' an thc y We anticipated that these four years would pass by quickly, so we commenced our journey fown the long and winding road on October 28, 1978 at Clinton High School for our Junior Homecoming. A full week of festivities culminated in a Gael victory over Milford, 26-21, which made the night more enjoy- able. The decorating committee out-did themselves in transform- ing the cafeteria into a beautiful autumn atmosphere. As the night progressed, the traditional Grand March was organized. After much anxiety, the cUmax of the evening was finally attained. Marci Tor was chosen Queen, accompanied by her court which consisted of Mary Notaro, Karen Murrman, Mary Jo Garofoli, Pamela Queeney, Karen Pallotta and Corinne Gorman. The evening gradually died out but the beauty and success of that night will linger in our memories Always and Forever. ( rUyne e eem and tm ie noi tin nmcA in fAti wo i ai a i eaA iend. ( ucA a yn« tA oA if we attoCAe ' f ie , to wAom, we tm t o t 0€0) meit ieo et t un ti, wAo ftoAei o ow)‘ atu cont oA ui in ou f a icfion; (hU to tAii, tAMt Aii com ian ' ii an e jeriaitin leaiure to ui. ' ic vai £ ADMINISTRATION Patrick Burke Elementary Supervisor Curriculum Coordinator Brendon J. Bailey Superintendent of Schools William Gosselin Director of Guidance Pupil Personnel Services GUIDANCE David Hazel Principal Leo Bachant Vice Principal Carol A. Hamilton Counselor Michael Vetros Counselor 19 ENGLISH 1 William J. Walsh Head of Department Joseph Garrity Daniel McLaughlin ! Donald Gallagher John Scarsella MATH II ' David Kilbourn Robert A. Murphy Head of Department Edward Connor Madeleine Beaulieu Robert Cooney 21 Paul Spano I I i 22 A I John Philbin Head of Department Donald Burgwinkle Walter O ' Malley Ralph Ricci i, 23 HOME ECONOMICS I Sharon Bloom Head of Department Eleanor Philbin Dorothy Trapp 24 I BUSINESS Vernon Laverdure Head of Department Paul Lowe Distributive Education Bi INDUSTRIAL ARTS I Michael Armstrong Thomas Valerio Head of Department David Menard 26 PHYSICAL EDUCATION : 1 Archie Cataldi Athletic Director Bernard Gaughan Head of Department MUSIC Sandra Boroweic David Baer Band Director Pamela Domenico LIBRARY Lois McMurray Librarian 27 I SPECIAL NEEDS Jane Anne Weaver Joanne Gavin Title I I I I Mary Beth Sawyer Title I TITLE I Christine Tassone William Kilboum Natalie Rossignol 28 Joseph Ciampaglia Head Chef Louis Tur ini Cafeteria Manager Cafeteria Staff SPECIAL SERVICES Raymond Steele Head Custodian aintmm SCHOOL ' } Andrew Vetras Supervisor of Attendance Cecile Despotopulos Clerk Josephine Kelly Secretary to Superintendent a-aHuiK Nelli Nosek Clerk to Superintendent au Jor rier and retired teacAer : (taticaley t my in a f t reci cteoi t€c( ta Ae nzoA aun MAiMe ' (m . umA mi f ancy ylr enaa ty titt iam ' (jan tantino- (S eanon Jit. Freitas amesy arri Q onaJd fftcntericA Jltac tenzicy t raccy Jit. sncter a ty Jiata i Aey (J oASy p6 0 CHRISTINE AGNITTl — Youth of the Month (Sr. yr.). First Place in the Voice of Democracy Contest (Sr. yr.). PATRICK BALL — Best Actor in the Interclass Dramatics Competition (Sr. yr.). JOANNE DESPOTOPULOS — Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). SUSAN DONOHUE — Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). STEVEN ERNST — Harvard University Prize Book Award, sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Worcester, (Jr. yr.). Telegram Gazette Student Achievement Award (Sr. yr.). Telegram Gazette Athletic Achievement Award (Sr. yr.). Eastern Massachusetts Chapter National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete (Sr. yr.). Nomination for 1979 National High School Ath- letic Coaches Association All-American Football Squad (Sr. yr.). Central Massachusetts Football Officials Scholar-Athlete Award (Sr. Yr.), Selected to play in the Shriners High School Football Classic (Sr. yr.). District III Athletic Directors Scholar-Athlete Award (Sr. yr.). Three First Places in the District III Track in the mile relay, jave- lin, and the low hurdles, (Sr. yr.). Telegram Gazette All-Star Super Team (Jr. Sr. yrs .). Captain of the T G Super Team (Sr. yr.). Telegram Gazette Honor Team (Soph, yr.). Most Valuable Player of Thanksgiving Game (Jr. Sr. yrs.), set the new school record in the low hur- dles with a time of 39.6 (Sr. yr.). THOMAS FRANCO — Youth of the Month (Sr. yr.), Ameri- can Legion Award (Sr. yr.). RANDALL FROST — Most Valuable Player of the Clinton High Hockey Team (Sr. yr.). PATRICIA GALLAGHER — D.E.C. A. First Place in the Dis- tricts for Food Services (Sr. yr.). THOMAS HAZEL — Delegate to the Student Regional Ad- visory Council (Sr. yr.). GEORGE HUTCHINSON — Delegate to the Student Re- gional Advisory Council (Jr. Sr. yrs.). Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). Telegram Gazette All-Star Super Team (Sr. yr.). MICHELLE KING — Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). NANCY KOLIFRATH — Youth of the Month Award (Sr. Yr.). CHRISTOPHER LITTERIO — North Central Massachusetts Third Team All-Star (Sr. yr.), Clinton High School Good Sportsmanship Award for Hockey (Sr. Jr. yrs.). PATRICIA LOWE — Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). iirtiftiti ' iiltt i i: I I HOPE LUCCI — Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). Best Supporting Actress Award in the Interclass Dramatics Competition (Jr. yr.). MARIA MARIONI — Harvard University Prize Book Award (Jr. yr.), sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Boston. RICHARD MAYPOTHER — Member of the First Place Mile Relay Team in District III Track (Sr. yr.). BRIAN McDonald — Knights of Columbus Best Lineman Award (Sr. yr.). THOMAS McEVILLY — The Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award (Sr. yr.). Telegram Gazette All-Star Super Team, The John McGrail memorial trophy. EDWARD MITCHELL — Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). JOHN MITCHELL — Member of the First Place Mile Relay Team in District III Track (Sr. yr.). CAREY O ' DONNELL — Holy Cross Prize Book Award (Jr. yr.). Third Place in the Voice of Democracy Con- test (Sr. yr.). MELANIE PARSONS — Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). CAROLYN PASQUALE — Second Place in the Voice of Democracy Contest (Sr. yr.). District III Class B Track — Third Place in the mile (Sr. yr.), American Legion Award (Sr. yr.). JOHN RAUSCHER — Telegram Gazette Baseball All-Star Team (Sr. yr.). BARBARA TENKEN — Outstanding Business Student Award (Sr. yr.). JAMES VALLEY — Knights of Columbus Best Back Award (Freshman yr.). HOWARD VOSBURG — Jack McGrail Memorial Award (Sr. yr.). FRANCIS WARD — Youth of the Month Award (Sr. yr.). Telegram Gazette All-Stars for Basketball (Sr. yr.). Mass Sport Top 10 All-Stars in Central Mas- sachusetts (Sr. yr.). JOSEPH WELCH — Best Supporting Actor Award in the Interclass Dramatics Competition (Jr. Sr. yrs.). 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' FOOTBALL GAELS The Clinton High football Gaels, in the fall of ' 79, had proven themselves to be a premier team in the area. With the hard work and superb leadership of head coach Archie Cataldi and assistants Robert Cooney and Mark Keisling, the Gaels came up with yet another outstanding season in recent years. A prolific offense combined with a hard-hitting defense had won the Gaels much respect from many opponents of Central Mass. The aggressive play along with an abundance of CHS spirit from the student body had accumulated many Gael victories. The 8-1 record placed Clinton second in the Midland League. The team ' s successful year also revealed all-star honors for Tom McEvilly, Steve Ernst, and George Hutchinson. RECORD Record Clinton Opp. 9 15 Maynard 33 14 9 23 Westboro 22 8 9 29 Hudson 23 14 10 6 St. Bernard’s 36 0 10 13 Shrewsbury 6 0 10 27 Milford 21 14 11 4 Marlboro 6 21 11 10 Algonquin 46 28 11 24 Holy Name 28 0 Steven Ernst, Tri-Captain Howard Vosburg, Tri-Captain Thomas McEvilly, Tri-Captain Brian McDonald George Hutchinson Thomas Hazel James Valley Stephen Eipka Patrick Ball Thomas O ' Toole Michael Russell Thomas Franco Thomas Notaro Harold Labbe Paul Conger Tony Zahariadis 85 CHEERLEADERS Erin Forhan Co-Captain Mary Jo Garofoli Co-Captain Jane Thompson Karen Ryll Robyn Cossette Corinne Gorman f . TWIRLERS Our four years at Clin- ton High have come to an end but we will never forget them. We de- veloped a special camaraderie with our fel- low twirlers and we shared many special moments. We will trea- sure forever fond memo- ries of twirling practices, half-time shows and competition. The senior twirlers, Sharon McNally, Annette Marhefka, and Nancy Kolifrath, would like to say a special thank-you to Mrs. Judith Innamorati. We deeply appreciate all the time and effort she put into working with us. HH Mrs, Judith Innamorati, Instructor Annette Marhefka Sharon McNally Head Majorette Nancy Kolifrath Christine Duggan BAND The Clinton High School 1979-80 edition of the Galloping Gaels Band dazzled the halftime audi- ences with its spectacular performances. However, our season did not end on Thanksgiving Day like most marching bands. For now we performed our annual Christmas and Spring Pops concerts and en- tered many competitions. The band elected its officers to lead them through the school year. They chose Christine Duggan as president, Hope Lucci as vice-president, Patricia Lowe as secretary-librarian, and Timothy Turnbull as equipment manager. We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. David Baer for dedicating so much time and knowledge to aid our band toward another success- ful year. Laurie Lovett Patricia Lowe Mr. David Baer Instructor Hope Lucci A FLAG CORF FIELD HOCKEY The Clinton Field Hockey Team may not be remembered as a win- ning team, but a team for its hard-work, dedication, and vital- ity. As a young team they showed great effort and aggression on the field with spirit and enthusiasm. The team was led by the rough and tough Tri-Captains Susan Donohue, Joanne Despotopulos, and Annette Marhefka. Also con- tributing to the teams competitive drive were seniors Karen Ryll, Katherine Coughlin, Kathleen Garry, Lisa Praderio, Joan Bailey, and Gail Sibya. j 93 Susan Donohue Joanne Despotopulos Annette Marhefka Tri-Captain Tri-Captain Tri-Captain CROSS COUNTRY S tanding: John Mitchell, Tri-Captain, David Grant, William Alden, Tri-Captain, Jon Klink- hamer, Harvey Martin, Tri-Captain. Kneeling: Carolyn Pasquale, David Campbell The Cross Country team under the coaching of Jim Maattala upheld a 3-4 record despite its short season. Seniors John Mitchell, Bill Alden, Harvey Martin, Jon Klinkhamer, Carolyn Pasquale, Dave Campbell, and David Grant paced the Gael harriers. We wish all the runners good luck in the future and congratulate them for a fine season. 96 VOLLEYBALL Our 1979 Volleyball team had a fairly successful sea- son as three seniors, Michelle King, Marci Tor, and Pam Queeney ended their high school career. With the coaching of Madeleine Beaulieu, the team went very far during the season. The girls won 65% of their matches but because of an unfortunate incident, the team was unable to attend the districts. We hope these winning seasons will continue for as long as there will be a team. The girls work hard yet have fun at the same time. Let ' s hope we hear the words of the coach who ' s gonna win? and then in reply, WE ARE! FI BASKETBALL Clinton 74 Tahanto Regional 50 Clinton 71 Nashoba Regional 63 Clinton 72 Auburn 53 Clinton 82 Hudson 70 Clinton 48 Maynard 55 Clinton 68 Marlboro 61 Clinton 78 Algonquin Regional 55 Clinton 80 Milford 67 Clinton 72 Westboro 87 Clinton 66 Shrewsbury 71 Clinton 66 Hudson 74 Clinton 79 Maynard 61 Clinton 71 Marlboro 65 Clinton 66 Algonquin Regional 59 Clinton 54 Milford 47 Clinton 60 Westboro 57 Clinton 67 Shrewsbury 60 Assabet Valley Christmas Tournament Clinton 82 Assabet 66 Clinton 73 Marlboro 63 Clark Invitational Tournament Clinton 56 Tantasqua Regional 62 Under interim coach Bernard Gaughan, the Gaels had an impressive record of 15 wins and 6 losses capturing second place in the Midland League, being invited to the Clark Tournament and qualifying for the District Playoffs. Led by senior members, Francis Ward, capt., Edward Mitchell, George Hutchinson, Paul Conger, and Thomas O ' Toole, the team displayed an exemplary quality which was characterized by the teams play and good sportsmanship on and off the court. We always strived to attain excellency in every game and the ex- periences acquired from both the wins and losses were invaluable. Thomas O ' Toole I George Hutchinson i Francis Ward, Captain Edward Mitchell Paul Conger The 1979-1980 Girl ' s Basket- ball team had an outstanding season. Joanne Quinn, Karen Pallotta, Tricia Williamson, Michelle King, and Carolyn Pasquale pulled their team to a season of 13 and 7. That ' s an unbelievable improvement from the previous year, a sea- son of 4 and 14. The girls were invited to a tournament at Tantasqua Re- gional High School. They played against Tantasqua and then Fitchburg. They were vic- tors over both of these squads and subsequently won the Ti- tle. The team held their own with the best in their league but their percentile of 65 was not good enough to assure them a spot in the District 111 Division 2 playoffs. GIRL ' S BASKETBALL 1)2 Carolyn Pasquale Co-Captain Karen Pallotta Co-Captain Joanne Quinn Patricia Williamson Michelle King 0I“ ■ a ' t A Sr Jt pjHi ■ 1 M HOCKEY The Gael Hockey team finished a disappointing season with a 3-14 record. However, the team was better than it appeared on paper, losing many one and two goal games. Despite early set-backs, the team rallied to win 3 out of its last four games, losing only to Midland League Champs Hudson. The sextet finished with a .500 record in the N.C.M.H.L., defeating a first-placed North Middlesex Team. The Gael seniors played a major role in the 79-80 season. Team leaders were Tri-Captains Randy Frost, Tom Franco, and Chris Litterio. Thomas Franco, Tri-Captain Randal] Frost, Tri-Captain Christopher Litterio, Tri-Captain 106 William Alden Michael McRell Harvey Martin FI SOFTBALL • � � ! ix. 1 1 1 ' The 1980 Clinton High Softball Team had a tremendous season. They have made a remarkable improvement over the previous year. The record of 10-4 overall and 7-2 in the league shows that they had the desire and the capacity to win. As we honor our five seniors, Patricia Williamson, Marci Tor, Gail Sibya, Sharon McNally, and Pamela Queeney we would like to say, “you did a good job and have shown Clinton High a season to be proud of. 107 Sharon McNallv Marci Tor Patricia Williamson Pamela Queeney BASEBALL Under the second year coaching of Bernie Gaughan, The Gael baseball team started to play respectable ball. Even though they lost some tough ball games in which luck played a factor in the out- come, the effort and that NEVER SAY DIE AT- TITUDE, WHICH SEEMS TO CHARACTERIZE ALL C.H.S. sports was felt by all. The determination and effort of the team led by senior members, Capt. John Rauscher, George Hutchinson, Erancis Ward and Joseph Welch hopes to set an example for future baseball teams at C.H.S. Joseph Welch John Rauscher — Capt. George Hutchinson Francis Ward F ' TRACK This was the first year for Head Coach Christopher Lavelle and Assis- tant Coach Brian Murphy. They should be commended for the fine job they did with this year ' s edition of the Clinton High School Track Team. The team ' s 2-7 record was not indicative of many out- standing performances. The team was led by fifteen vivacious seniors: Co-Capts. Steven Ernst and William Alden, John Mitchell, Edward Mitchell, Thomas McEvilly, Brian McDonald, Richard Maypother, Caro- lyn Pasquale, Jon Klinkhamer, David Campbell, Howard Vosburg, Tony Zahariadi ' s, David Grant, Paul Papacolas, and Harvey Martin. The season had many highlights, among them Steven Ernst ' s time of 39.5 in the low hurdles (a new school record), and similar successes in the javelin and the low hurdles competi- tions in the Districts. Clinton ' s mile relay team of Ernst, Maypother, Timothy Turnbull, and John Mitchell captured first in the Districts (missing the school record by a mere two second- s), and Carolyn Pasquale, the only se- nior female member of the team, placed third in the Districts with her best mile run at 5:43. Ill David Campbell Thomas McEvilly Jon Klinkhamer Carolyn Pasquale Harvey Martin Tony Zahariadis Howard Vosburg David Grant Edward Mitchell Brian McDonald Paul Papacolas TENNIS Under the coaching of Dan Young and the leadership of Senior Standouts Robert Cassidy, Susan Donohue, Christopher Lit- terio, Carey O ' Donnell, and Loretta O ' Toole, the tennis team gained its first vic- tory in five years, soundly beating Tahanto. Although far from successful, our season marked a great improvement over previous years and leaves us with the hope of in- creased success in the not-too-distant fu- ture. As an added plus, singles players James Lucci and Loretta O ' Toole, and the doubles team of Carey O ' Donnell and Susan Donohue were invited to participate in the District 111 Tennis Tournament. Although we may not have posted a win- ning record, we definitely had a winning attitude, demonstrating good sportsman- ship wherever we went. We had a lot of fun together this year and we ' ll never forget our experiences on the tennis team. 114 I 115 GOLF Although it was a disappointing season, this year ' s Golf squad has shown great desire and fortitude throughout the 1980 season. Seniors Randall Frost and Brendan Lynch shot consistent golf but it just didn ' t prove to be enough to aid in the Gael ' s cause. CLUBS Distributive Education Clubs of America 118 r Drama Club Junior Marshalls Yearbook General Staff CLUBS Student Government Day Representatives Boy ' s State Delegates 119 THE TIMES OF OUR LIVES CLASS OF 1980 CLASS SONG Good morning yesterday You wake up and time has slipped away And suddenly it ' s hard to find The memories we left behind Remember, do you remember The times of our lives Graduation is today We stand here, and hope our ties remain For we found knowledge, happiness Behind the doors of C.H.S. Cherish, we ' ll always cherish The times of our lives Tomorrow ' s yesterday You turn around, the years have flown away Happiness was on our minds For many goals we sought to find Return, can we return To the times of our lives Welcome in tomorrow The future waits, deserves a chance to grow Much success we hope to find As we pass thru the sands of time Remember, please remember The times of our lives Remember our school days Where friends laughed, enjoyed life many ways Togetherness was nothing new For as a class we learned and grew Together, let ' s stay together Thru times of our lives acca af j ea e i380 Our Senior Week began in Mitchell Memorial Auditorium with the traditional Baccalaureate ceremony. The Reverend Everett W. Sahrbeck Jr., pastor of the Presbyterian Church gave the invocation, address, and benediction. With the singing of our class song came the realization that our graduation was just around the comer. Our Graduation Week was off to a great start and we hoped that it would never end. -11 jmam . -V3|||| B f.; H 1 Q o ? e 3, i980 Our class trip was held at the Oak ' n ' Spruce resort in Lee, Mass There we enjoyed basketball, softball, tennis, volleyball, frisbie, golf swimming, and delicious food. The day passed by quickly and al- though the trip was over, the memories will always remain with us. OUNOETi KEE HhUh I 1 , H 14 a ' a - - ' M • - saa iassam 5, ' JSSO Our class banquet was held at the elegant White Cliffs in Northboro. We had a wonderful time dancing and dining to the fine music of Glass Leaf. We were nearing the end of our high school days so every moment together was precious. Our last social gathering together was a night to re- member and cherish. ton Q ttme 7 , 980 June 7, 1980 marked the epitome of our high school careers as we gathered in the Town Hall to formally bid farewell to Clinton High Although the dismal weather forced the commencement exercises indoors, nothing could put a damper on our spirits on this long-awaited day. As we stood on the threshold of a new phase m our lives, we couldn ' t help but look back upon the many good times we enjoyed together during our high school years. The emotion of the day was heightened by the singing of our class song. The Times of Our Lives, ' written by Patricia Lowe and Hope Lucci, and led by Patrick Ball and Veronica Richards. Our four years of high school and Graduation Day itself passed by us all too quickly, and we would do it all over again if only we could We will always cherish the memories and friendships that we have amassed at C H.S., yet we look forward to the new friendships that await us and the many new horizons that he ahead of us on our journey over the sands of time y fItat ' 1 yP w -i; I i CLASS OF 1980 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL Saturday, June the seventh nineteen hundred and eighty 2:00P.M. FULLER FIELD CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTi 132 EXERCISES OF GRADUATION PROCESSIONAL “Pomp and Circumstance” Elgar SELECTION “Star Spangled Banner” Francis Scott Key INVOCATION The Reverend William L. Parsons A.B., M. Divinity PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT Howard A. Vosburg, Jr., President, Class of 1980 ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS GIFT Jeffrey J. Frisch, President, Class of 1981 REMARKS BrendonJ Bailey Superintendent of Schools STUDENT SPEAKERS: Steven R. Ernst Maria Luisa Marioni Carey Lynn O’Donnell Susan Elizabeth Donohue PRESENTATION OF AWARDS David A. Hazel Principal of High School The Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award American Legion School Awards The Bausch and lx mb Science Award The Clinton Police Association Student-Athlete Awards The Miss Hannah M Walsh English Awaid Harvard University Prize Book Award, sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Wor- cester Harvard University Prize Book Award, sponsored by the Harvard Club of Boston Holy Cross Prize Book Award, given in memory of Reverend John J Murphy, Clinton High, 1932 BAND SELECTION “Quartz Mountain” Robert Dillon Clinton High School Band AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS William F. Connolly Chairman of the School Committee CLASS SONG Times of Our Lives Words by Patricia Ann Lowe and Hope Ann Lucci, Class of 1980 BAND SELECTION “Green and Gold School Song BENEDICTION The Reverend Joseph Jurgelonis St. John ' s Parish RECESSIONAL ■Citadel” Frank Erickson Clinton High School Band The M.issachusetts Daui;hters ot the American Revolution Good Citizen Award To Thomas F. McEvilly American Legion School Award — To Thomas M. Franco The Bausch and Lomb Science Award Clinton Womens Club Scholarship — S200 Clinton Exchange Club Scholarship — $250 Clinton Rotarv Club Scholarship — $300 The John 1. Gannon Memorial Scholarship — $250 Community Scholarship — $100 — To Maria Luisa Marioni The Clinton Police Association Student-Athlete Award — To Steven R. Ernst The Harx ard University Prize Book Award — To Christine L. Carr, Class of 19S1 The Harx ard University Book Award — To Carolyn Anne Jaeger, Class of 1981 The Holv Cross Prize Book ,Award — To Timothy Patrick Murphy, Class of 1981 Clinton Firefighters Association Award — To Doreen Marie Sylvester Clinton Ahepa Scholarship — $150 The N ' apoleon Wyne Memorial Scholarship — $100 — To Tracy Gard- ner The George F. and Elizabeth M. Bailey Scholarship $250, The Mary R. Leahy Scholarship — $300 Community Scholarship — $100 — To Joanne Cecile Despotopulos Clinton Womens Club Scholarship — $200 — To Edward Thomas Mahan Clinton Womens Club Scholarship — $200, The Happy Friends Club Scholarship — $100 Community Scholarship — $100 — To Marcianne Tor The Digital Equipment Corp. Scholarship — $500 Community Scholarship — $100 — To Veronica Richards The Clinton Knights of Columbus Scholarship — $100 The William H. Reisner Scholarship — $250 — To Peter Michael Sheridan The Charles F. O ' Toole Memorial Scholarship — $100 The Clinton Emblem Club Scholarship — $200 The Austin F. Sheridan Scholarship — $250 — To Robert F. McGeehan Clinton Band Parents Association Scholarship — $100 Community Scholarship — $100 — To Christine Duggan Clinton Band Parents Association Scholarship — $100 Clinton Lions Club Scholarship — $500, Community Scholarship — $100 — To Hope Ann Lucci The Michael P. Boucher Memorial Scholarship — $100To Karen Marie Pallotta The Clinton Daughters of Penelope Scholarship — $100 To Andrea Gourousis The Napoleon Wyne Memorial Scholarship — $100, Clinton Friends of the Retarded Scholarship — $300, Essie M. Reisner Scholarship $500, To Linda Ann Kane Clinton Rotary Club Scholarship $500, To Kathleen Coyne The American Legion School Award Clinton Turner Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship $350 Community Scholarship — $100 — To Carolyn Jean Pasquale T he Clinton Police Association Student-Athlete Award Community Scholarship — $100 — To Carey Lynn O ' Donnell The Miss Hannah M. Walsh English Award, Clinton Band Parents Association Scholarship — $100 The John J. Gannon Memorial Scholarship — $250, Community Scholarship — $100 To Patricia Ann Lowe Clinton Firefighters Association Award Clinton Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Scholarship — $200 — To Christine Boodry The Victoria M. Polack Memorial Scholarship — $200 Community Scholarship — $100 — To Susan Elizabeth Donohue Clinton Womens Club Scholarship — $200 The John J. Gannon Memorial Scholarship — $250, The Louis and Minnie R. Gould Memorial Scholarship — $250, Community Schol- arship — $100 — To Michelle Anne King The Roger Shatraw Memorial Scholarship — $100 — To Lisa Anne Tor The Roger Shatraw Memorial Scholarship — $100 — To Patricia Gallagher The Frederic J. Swartz Memorial Scholarship $100 — To Annette Marhefka The Clinton Knights of Columbus Scholarship — $100 — To Joan Elizabeth Bailey The Clinton Knights of Columbus Scholarship — $100, The Joseph A. Mahan Scholarship — $100 — To Kathleen Marie Garry The Charles F. O ' Toole Memorial Scholarship — $100, Clinton Lodge of Elks, B.P.O.E. Scholarship — $200, The William H. Reisner Scholarship — $250 — To Francis Patrick Ward Clinton Band Parents Association Scholarship $100, The John J. Gan- non Memorial Scholarship $250, Community Scholarship, $100 — To Laurie Ann Lovett The Polish-American Veterans Scholarship — $100, The Clinton Daughters of Penelope Scholarship — $100 — To Katherine Grivakis The Clinton Youth Hockey League Scholarship — $200 — To John W. Gannon, The Clinton Turner Ladies Aux. Scholarship — $200 — To Karen J. Ryll, Clinton Rotary Club Scholarship — $500, Community Scholarship — $100, To Melanie Parsons Local 58, AFL-CIO — U. A. W. at Ray-O-Vac Scholarship — $100 — To John Francis Cannon Clinton FT. A M. — Post No. 68, Scholarship — $100 To Jon Charles Klinkhamer The Home and Community Service Committee of Sterling Grange — No. 53, Scholarship — $100 To Sterling Grange Youth Committee Scholarship — $100 To Christ- ine M. Agnitti Community Scholarships — $100 Each To David W. Campbell John A. Gavin David Raymond McCarthy, 111 Loretta Theresa O ' Toole Melissa Jean Salwa Howard A. Vosburg, Jr. Patricia Ann Williamson 134 You see things as they are; and you ask Why? But I dream things that never were; and I ask Why not? (George Bernard Shaw) 135 PATRONS Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Bell Mrs. Nicholas Biskaduros Mrs. Stephen Boodry Mrs. Roy Campbell Mrs. John F. Cannon Mrs. Robert J. Cassidy Mrs. George D. Corman Mrs. Paul Coughlin Mrs. Francis X. Crowley Mrs. James P. Donohue Mrs. Anthony W. Ernst Mrs. Alfred C. Evans Mrs. Giovanni Eacendola Mrs. Thomas F. Flannagan Mrs. Albert J. Franco Mrs. Charles E. Frost Mrs. John M. Gannon Norman L. Gonyea Eugenio Gonzalez Mrs. John D. Gorman Mrs. David A. Hazel Mrs. John J. Hutchinson . MaryAnn Kamarauskas Mrs. John J. King Mrs. John P. Kittredge Mrs. Edward B. Kolifrath Mrs. Henry R. Lipka Mr. Mrs. Anthony J. Lucci, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Edward T. Mahan Mr. Mrs. Frank Marhefka Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Martin Mr. Richard W. Maypother Mr. Mrs. Edward J. McGeehan Mr. Mrs. Raymond McGown Mr. Mrs. George E. Merrill Mr. Mrs. John Mitchell Mr. Mrs. Joseph Notaro Mr. Mrs. Carl G. O ' Donnell Mrs. Robyn Olsen Mr. Mrs. Albert T. O ' Toole Mr. Mrs. James Porciello Mr. Mrs. Gerald Queeney Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Quinn Mr. Mrs. Kenneth W. Rauscher Mr. Mrs. Bert T. Ricker Mr. Mrs. Donald P. Russell Mr. Mrs. Albert C. Sargent, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Silvester, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Leslie E. Swindell Bernadette Sylvester Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Thompson Mr. Mrs. Ralph E. Tor Mr. Mrs. William T. Williamson Class of 1980 ' rfrom THE WORCESTjER COUN NATKDNAt BANK Best of Luck to The Class of 1980 from F. J. Coleman Co., Inc. Good Luck to the students of The Class of 1980 Clinton Post 523 — V. F. W. 138 , (?) One Of The Family Northeast Drilling Division CLINTON Savings Bank ERNEST L. MARCELL, N.E. Mgr. Home 617-897-8085 Office 617-422-8140 Clinton Sterling Banking Center 200 Church Street 33 Main Street 365-4591 422-8133 Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 from Good Luck to the Class of 1980 from Automated Assemblies Corp. The Clinton Exchange Club 139 Best Wishes to the students of Clinton High School ' s Class of 1980 Clinton Rotary Club Compliments of Charles A. Perkins Company Civil Engineers Surveyors Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 R 365-7696 Guy Berthiaume Roofing Siding General Contractor 205 Water St. Clinton, Mass. 141 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 from the people at Guaranty Bank Trust Company Good Luck to the Clinton High School Class of 1980 ITT Suprenant Division Clinton, Mass. 01510 142 BULLDOZING DITCHDIGGING TT MPIRE n XCAVATING Co, GEORGE HART Best Wishes to The Class of 1980 from LANCASTER, MASS- SAND . GRAVEL . LOAM . FILL The Clinton Fire SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS CLEANED 365-6435 Department Best of Luck to The Class of 1980 from Good Luck to The Class of ' 80 Fung Wong Restaurant R. E. Chapman Co. 143 Domestic Wells Inc. Best Wishes Artesian - Gravel Wells Pumping Equipment Installation Service Clinton Turners john K. Sullivan Bolton (617) 779-5520 Residence (617) 779-6422 Amherst (413) 253-3179 Founded in 1867 Good Luck to The Class of 1980 From Droogan Electrical Company David V. Carruth Insurance Agency, Inc. General Insurance Woodruff Plaza Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 Tel. 365-3172 Tel. 365-4520 144 r Best Wishes to the Class of ' 80 from T. F. Burke, Inc. Compliments of Gilbert D. Currier Best of Luck Standard Fin Pipe Radiator Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 from the people at Roux ' s Garage Best Wishes from Rocky ' s Variety We ' re proud of Clinton Graduates Richard Paul Shoes Best Wishes to the Class of ' 80 from all the people at Pyrotherm Congratulations to the Clinton Graduates Phoenix Plastics Corp. Best Wishes from Pio ' s Flying A Service Best of Luck from Vitone ' s Barbershop Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from William Reisner Corp. Compliments of Zoll ' s Photo Flobby Shop, Inc. Best Wishes from Earl ' s Market, Inc. Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 from T. J. ' s Liquor Store PLYWOOD UNDER FLOORS WALL TO WALL CARPET LINOLEUM COMMERCIAL CARPET SUPPLIES R.L. JOYCE CERAMIC TILE FLOOR COVERING CARPETING WHERE FLOOR COVERING CARPETING IS NOT JUST A SIDELINE 773-781 MAIN ST. LANCASTER, MA. 01523 365-5734 Wallace Automotive Service njl B Parts — Tools and Accessories For M||l||| B HniHr American and Foreign Car 116 Broad St. Marlboro, MA 485-0722 Branch Stores 35 School St 375 High St 19 Blake St Hudson, MA Clinton, MA Northboro. MA 562-9111 365-9784 393-3114 145 Since 1939 The finest in vegetable protein foods Congratulations from the employees of Stewart, Heney Duvarney, Inc. Best Wishes Class of ' 80 She-nanigans SUNRISE BOUTIQUE High Street Clinton Jeans — Jewelry — Gift Ware Wishing you the best of luck! Cynthia 146 Good Luck Best Wishes Kinnear Insurance L. Rauscher Sons, Inc. Compliments of Jeffrey-Philbin Fuel Co., Inc. Best of Luck James R. Kirby Post 50 American Legion Congratulations Itam Post 68 Good Luck Lancaster Fuel, Inc. Congratulations Class of ' 80 Leominster Savings Bank Best of Luck Lou Roc ' s Diner 1074 W. Boylston Street Worcester, MA Specializing in delicious Italian and American food Compliments of Lou Turini ' s Diner Best Wishes Maybarton Gardens Best of Luck McNiff Appliance Center Congratulations from Mello ' s Army Navy Good Luck from McQuoid ' s Service Station Compliments from National Perforating Corp. Best Wishes from Nylamation, Inc. Good Luck O ' Toole ' s Film Service 147 Best of Luck to the Class of ' 80 Best Wishes to the Graduates of the Class of 1980 A. C. Parker Sons Amory Chemical Plastics, Co., Inc. Best of Luck Congratulations to the Graduates of the Class of 1980 Colonial Cooperative Press, Inc. Clinton Electric Motor Service Best Regards to the Graduating Class of 1980 GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL Data General Corporation Coldwell ' s Inc. (tDAILY ITEIVD “Quality at the Crossroads” Open daily 9 a. m. - 6 p. m. Bolton Orchards APPLES PEARS PEACHES SWEET CIDER GOURMET TREATS Gift Baskets or Mailable Cartons packed to order Phone Rtes. 110 117 (617) 779-2733 Bolton, Mass. 01740 Best Wishes From Good Luck From Clinton Board Of Selectmen The North End Cafe SAM and GEN Best Of Luck From Congratulations From O ' Malley ' s Insurance Agency P.J. Corp. BUTCH ' S AUTO BODY N. C. HAWKINS, JR. Lancaster, Mass. 01523. SPECIALISTS IN AUTO BODY PAINTING MAIN STREET, BOLTON, MASS. TEL. 779-6997 SEWAGE SYSTEMS INSTALLED Ditch Digging — Bulldozing — Trucking Jack Hammer — Post Holes Loam — Gravel — Sand — Fill When you think of Wallpaper, think of Us! Discount House of Wallpaper WOODRUFF PLAZA 1175 Main St., Clinton, Mass. 01510 Wishes from Tel: 365-3252 P S Pizza House Benjamin Moore Paints Frank Di Giomo V jAINTS j 149 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 from all the people at Athol-Clinton Co-operative Bank BETTY JANE DOUNUT COFFEE SHOP 172 CHURCH ST. CLINTON, MASS. Best of Luck to the Graduates of the Class of 1980 Clinton Plastics, Inc. CHARLES AND EVELYN WASEL CLINTON MOTOR INN Best Regards to the Graduating Class of the Clinton High School CLINTON MEMORIAL WORKS Warmest Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Care Cleaners Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 Clinton House of Pizza Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of the Clinton High School Big L Discount LEOMINSTER Credit Union 20 Adams Street, Leominster • 537-8021 1042 Main Street, Clinton • 368-8314 • Insured Savings • Personal Loans • New Used Car Loans • Home Improvement Loans • Mortages c.,, • Vacation Club • Christmas Club ’ insured ’ • Savings Plans Compliments of Irving ' s Tots to Teens Best Wishes from Ideal Repair Service Good Luck Class of 1980 from a Friend Compliments of Four Seasons Compliments of Falcon Club, Inc. 301 High St. Compliments of Greeley Hill Market Tracy Calcia Jr. Good Luck From Duffin Muffins Bakery Restaurant 45 High St. Clinton, Mass. 01510 365-4750 Congratulations from Daughters of Penelope Best Wishes from Coppenrath ' s Color Center Best Wishes to the Class of ' 80 from Clinton Turner Ladies Auxiliary Congratulations from Clinton Police Relief Association Compliments of Clinton Speed Wash Laundary Depot Sq. Clinton, Mass. 01510 Compliments of Mr. John House of Hair Design 201 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. Men Women ' s Hair Styling Compliments of Mr. Paul J. Doherty Compliments of Clinton Sheet Metal Co. 99 Parker St. Clinton, Mass. 01510 FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIALISTS LINWOOD HARDY RTE. 110 ALLEN ST. Owner CLINTON, MASS. 01510 151 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Zayre Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of the Clinton High School McNally ' s Cocktail Lounge 152 I Warmest Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Whitcomb Travel Service, Inc. SILVESTER ' S Italian American Restaurant now with a gourmet touch! SANDOR The Chef would like to invite you to a taste of the old world charm, and the tantalizing food of old Europe. SANDOR, formerly of Locke — Oder ' s Restaurant in Bos- ton, and the pioneer chef of The Cafe Budapest in Boston in 1963, finished mastering the culinary arts in Budapest and Vienna. 77 Delicious Items to Choose From Menu from $2.60 — $7.25 Open Tuesday — Thursday Sun. 11:30-9:00 Friday Saturday 11:30-10:00 Closed Mondays Bolton, Ma. 365-5757 153 Sincere Congratulations To The Class of 1980 from Nyden, Inc. SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 80 NYLAND INC. A NYPRO COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF ortech Division of Northern Petrochemical Company Best Wishes for the Graduating Class of Clinton High School Sterling Manufacturing Co., Inc. NYPRO PLASTICS CUSTOM INJECTION MOLDING AND OTHER PLASTICS RELATED BUSINESSES Best Wishes to the Class of ' 80 Good Luck Graduates from from Schwartz Truck Parts Res-Tech Corporation Best Wishes from Standard Sign Good Luck to the Class of ' 80 from Signal Co. Rick ' s Auto-Mart 157 Best Wishes from S Paul F. Lowe Real Estate Agency, Inc. 15H UNCLE JOHN ' S MARIO PANDOLF COMPANY, INC. FROLIC, dba 81 CLINTON ST. SHREWSBURY, MA 01545 Bituminous Concrete Crushed Stone Worcester Road Sterling, Mass. 01564 422-8812 Congratulations from Nylacarb Corp. Charles White, Owner Phone 838-2044 Berlin, Massachusetts Homemade Ice Cream Closed Mondays Open 6 days a week 159 Best Wishes from Mr. Mrs. Robert J. McNally Mr. Mrs. Robert J. McNally, Jr. E. R. SULLIVAN INC. ARTESIAN WELLS WATTAQUADOCK HILL BOLTON, MASS. 01740 TELEPHONE 779-6677 Compliments to the Class of 1980 from Best of Luck from Ferguson Rest Home Godard News Congratulations seniors and Good Luck Industrial Piping Peter Salwa — H. G. Armstrong Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 from Kerrigan Insurance Agency Good Luck the Class of 1980 La Casa Mia Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1980 Lancaster Gardens I Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 INJECTRONICS, INC. Best of Luck to the Graduates of the Class of 1980 SPECTRUM, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Robert Sleeper, Bus Company 161 Best of Health Class of 1980 New England Nautilus Fitness Center Rt. 70 (Below Wachusett Dam) Clinton, Ma. 01510 F.G. Sullivan Drilling Co., Inc. GRAVEL WELLS — TEST BORINGS WELL RECONDITIONING Municipal Industrial Residential Frank Sullivan Parker Road 617 365-2932 Lancaster, Mass. 01523 Richard Mileski 2 Nugent Ave. Clinton, Ma. General Contracting Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 from Best Wishes to Class of 1980 Gould Law Offices Independent Rubbish 270 High St. Clinton, Ma. 01510 Good Luck Graduates Sevi ' s Canteen NYLCO CORPORATION Service 530 Main St. Clinton, Ma. 01510 Clinton, Ma. 162 Good Luck In The Future Best Wishes To The Class of 1980 McLaughlin ' s Auto School O ' Malley Sunoco Compliments Of Best Of Luck The Old Timer Ray-O-Vac 163 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 80 from Good Luck to the Class of ' 80 from Varise Bros. Florists Raebu Lounge, Inc. Best Wishes from Good Luck to the Graduating Class from Sterling Ice Cream Bar POLYCARE Best Wishes from Best Wishes Graduates from Scott Associates, Inc. the S. V. Club Good Luck Seniors Compliments of JAMES E. WATSON SON FUNERAL HOME QUALITY ELECTRICAL INC. 149 WATER STREET 785 Main Street Clinton, MA 01510 CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTS 01510 JAMES E. WATSON, SR. TELEPHONE 365-5962 164 Congratulations Class Of ' 80 Henna Color Auto Body. 271 High St. Clinton Ma. 01510 Best Wishes From J.C. Penny Co. Best Of luck Compliments of Flowers By Kane 1 Knights Of Columbus 165 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from The Clinton Teachers ' Association Best Wishes From Best of Luck J. Cardoza Machine Co. Inc. Shatraw ' s Insurance Agency, Inc. Good Luck to the Graduates of the Class of 1980 from Clinton Offset Printers Seniors are ariicutar . . . an6 so are e. are ) e s pec I a lly pioud te Uav ' e serwcJ ouv of Fv rial year b ook .jfl idfco p i-npJhiu r. nJ f ■Sul3!l iorvs 14 011: Studio 0 1 , otoaiAfo tf ;.oC s.TH.Ij) yVT 9 CaU3KIA.l PAKF rLAOr 979 CAA .BRJD0E. , T. C 39N. ) «rjR.r Kwcv roM , ox o jrio. PHOuv: Too COLOR POl lVvrr - w UDOAlstO!% FPWVVfliVLr - (L AVYULRi lAr 168 THE C.H.S. CLASS OF 1980 Would Like To Extend A Special ' THANK YOU To Mr. Richard O ' Toole Of O ' Toole ' s Film Service For All Of His Help In The Production Of This Yearbook GOOD LUCK GRADS OF 1980 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 80 From Especially Jackie Bergeron and John Cannon From THE CLINTON DAIRY QUEEN 1040 Main St. Clinton BEST WISHES To THE CLASS OF 1980 FANNY FARMER CANDIES • OFFICE SUPPLIES GIFT ITEMS • NEWSPAPERS • MAGAZINES AMBASSADOR CARDS MASS. STATE LOTTERY TICKETS 50 High Street Clinton, MA 01510 Tel. 368-0516 CONGRATULATIONS THE CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1980 from Village Pharmacy Inc. 169 THE CLASS OF ' 80 Would Like To Express Their Appreciation To THE CLINTON DAILY ITEM For Their Help And Cooperation In The Production Of This Yearbook GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1980 Tic-Tock Ceramic Studio 23 Auburn St. Clinton, Mass. BEST WISHES C.H.S. CLASS OF 1980 LANCASTER AUTO SERVICE, INC. Complete Air Conditioning Service MOTOR TUNE-UP FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIALISTS TELEPHONE 365-3622 PACKARD STREET, LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 80 Lancaster A-1 Auto Body Inc. 68 Main St. P.O. Box 761 So. Lancaster, Mass. 01561 BEST OF LUCK C.H.S. GRADS OF 1980 Paige ' s Pizzaria Delicious Pizzas, Subs, and Syrians GOOD LUCK C.H.S. CLASS OF ' 80 F.J. HORSESHOEING HOT AND COLD WORK CORRECTIVE SHOEING HANDMADE SHOES FRANK MARHEFKA ALL BREEDS PHONE (617) 365-2819 ALL WORK GUARANTEED CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 JAYCO SALES BEST WISHES TO THE CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1980 FROM Cravedi ' s Market GOOD LUCK TO THE CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1980 CLINTON CHAPTER, ORDER OF AHEPA 170 CONGRATULATIONS To THE CLASS OF 1980 SKOR-MOR PRODUCTS, INC. A NYPRO COMPANY PLAIN STREET CLINTON, MASS. 01510 BEST WISHES To THE CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF ' 80 365-4602 BATES SONS INC. CONTRACTORS ROAD BUILDING SEWER CONSTRUCTION GENERAL EXCAVATION 57 Lawrence St. GOOD LUCK C.H.S. CLASS OF 1980 TEL. 365-5091 CURTIS TOOL CO., INC. PRECISION MACHINING PROTOTYPE PRODUCTION RON CURTIS Clinton, Mass. 1 DEPOT SQUARE CLINTON, MA. 01510 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from The Class of 1981 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 from The Class of 1982 Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 from The Class of 1983 ATTENTION! 100 % FREE TUITION JOIN THE MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL GUARD HHC Co. 852-1318 AND RECEIVE 100% FREE TUITION TO ANY STATE FUNDED COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY For Further Information Contact: SGT. M. Mitchell Local Recruiter 852-1744 OR CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-638-7600 The Most Important Part-time job in America l-181st Batallion 852-1744 175 LANCASTER SAVINGS CENTER WHERE IT ' S” AT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 CRYSTAL CLUB TEL. (617) 422-6620 Constantino and Fries ATTORNEYS AT LAW 33 MAIN STREET STERLING, MASSACHUSETTS 01564 WILLIAM CONSTANTINO, JR. Clinton DONALD E. 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