Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

They’ve faded new from wear and tear, The silly things remembered there. Every moment great and small, The times you’ve spent behind these walls. Shades of green and shades of gold. Fading new as they grow old. Bits of ribbon from games gone by. Old prom flowers wither and die. This is what you think of now. It all seems so clear somehow. As you’re walking up to shake his hand. The man that holds your whole life’s plan. Believe it now or maybe not. That all these things be soon forgot. Today’s the day you’ve lived for years. It’s over now, hear the cheers? Tomorrow soon you pack away. And live again a new today. Remember us the yesterdays. Live us now we are today. Dream your dreams, for they come true. Look, this day came true for you!! Egan, 1981 1 I I i.- IIH ' ' ' ■W ' V U ■ ' ' • ’ 9 - K • , I ' x H; h r.- ), j; ' 4 nw HM .; Jl - ' ■ ' • ■ :!ju ' ;. H rni r r ! vwhji j : : : X :;■ ' • CLASS OFFICERS Jeffrey Frisch, President Shawn Moran, Vice-President Homeroom Representatives: S. Stuka, C. Morrison, C. Rockel, D. Foster, C. Grady, D. Lowe, L. Cox Student Advisory Council: R. Gibbons, E. Peete Student Council Executive Board: D. Baird, D. Nieves, R. Gibbons Amy Jewett, Treasurer Jane Santoro, Secretary Yearbook Editors-in-Chief: M. Kittredge, C. Jaeger, S. Kuzmeski, M. Murphy, S. Liddy, M. Cardoza Assistant Editors: E. Rich, C. Morrison, M. Georgeson, M. Egan, J. Jakubowicz, M. Ruberti DEDICATION Two of the people who have contributed so much to our lives over the past four years have been our two class advisors, Mrs. Anne Galeski and Mr. Ralph Ricci. It would be impossible to express in words the “THANKS” that they deserve. In 1977, they took on the task of organizing us as a class and began scheduling fund-raising events to help defray the cost of future class activities. During our sophomore year we became more accustomed to high school life and began to realize their devotion to our class. Junior year came and passed quickly, along with two of our major class functions; the Junior Homecoming and the Junior Prom. The great success of these two functions can be attributed to the help and planning of our advisors. Senior year arrived and we found ourselves in our final year within the walls of Clinton High School. Most of us were busy planning our future while Mrs. Galeski and Mr. Ricci were in the background planning our final class activities in which we would soon partake. The climax of our four years, graduation, went off extremely well, although most of us experienced mixed emotions, happiness in that we had completed our education within Clinton High School, but sadness in that it was only a memory for us now. Along with the recollections of our times at Clinton High, come fond memories of two special people, Mrs. Galeski and Mr. Ricci. In expressing our gratitude to you both for your help, guidance, dedication and friendship, we would like to say, “Thank You So Very Much!” We would also like to recognize Mr. Joseph Balvin for his patience, guidance, and understanding in helping in the formation of this yearbook. Without Mr. Balvin’s constant devotion and help, this book would not have been a success. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Timothy Murphy Holy Cross Prize Book Award Carolyn Jaeger Harvard Prize Book Award On Tuesday, May 20, 1980 thirty-six members of the Class of 1981 were inducted into the National Honor Society. Membership into this society is based upon the four cornerstones of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, fulfilling the motto “Noblisse Oblige.” The Clinton Rotary Club who sponsors the local chapter, was in attendance along with the parents and friends of the new inductees. Representing the Class of 1981 were Carolyn Jaeger and Mary Cardoza, elected to the offices of Vice-President and Historian respec- tively. In reward for their academic excellence, Christine Carr, Carolyn Jaeger, and Timothy Murphy were presented with Prize Book Awards from Harvard University and Holy Cross College. Mary Cardoza, Historian and Carolyn Jaeger, Vice-President 6 Christine Carr Harvard Prize Book Award JUNIOR INTERCLASS DRAMATICS The Disco Craze Maureen Egan Robert Gallagher Patricia Joyce Lisa Murrman Denise Foster (Best Actress) Mark Georgeson Susan Kolifrath (Best Supporting Actress) EXTRAS: Glennda Nelson Mary Ann Nolan Jennifer Pierce Christina Herbert Christy Morrison Wendy Westlake . . Brad Redding . . Elsa Westlake . . Dee Langford Eadie Chapman .... Stud Butler Cobina 7 U ' iv ' Kj( si f M fISS hHi h THANKSGIVING SHOW ) ' ■ ' 11 . I ' ll-.: X 1 1 -■ 1 INTERNATIONAL WEEK AND SCHOOL EAIR During our four years at C.H.S. an International Week program was set up by Mr. Edward Philbin. chairperson of the Foreign Language Department. .A variety of events and activities were held to show the cultural traditions of other lands and peoples. The pledge to the flag in a foreign language, guest speakers. Spanish dancers, foods associated with European and Latin American countries, displays of foreign dress and customs all served to make us familiar with the ways of other nations. .Another annual event at our school was the School Fair, during which time each department placed exhibits throughout the school. Industrial arts projects, lab experiments, art displays, and a variety of other academic accomplishments were open to the general public for viewing. Many students have taken an interest in these two activities during the past four years making them both a huge success. SENIOR INTERCLASS DRAMATICS “Ada Gives First Aid’’ Ada Wilde . . . Ann DeForge (Best Actress) Jim Fitzpatrick . . . Bob Gallagher Dr. Mortimer Gerald . . . Mark Georgeson Laura . . . Susan Kolifrath (Best Supporting Actress) Minnie Martin . . . Lisa Murrman Hilda Williams . . . MaryAnn Nolan Fay Sanders . . . Glennda Nelson Maxine Hager . . . Patricia Joyce JUNIOR HOMECOMING ■ WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN” NOVEMBER 3,1979 The highlight of the fall of our Junior year was our Homecoming Dance. The week was vefy busy, as we engaged in a variety of Spirit Week Activities. This paved the way for our Homecoming football game against Marlboro High. Our fighting Gael football team was defeated by a score of 20 to 7, despite its “never say die” attitude throughout the game. Our spirited crew worked energetically to transform the cafeteria into a stunning Fall scene depicting our theme “We May Never Pass This Way Again.” The night passed quickly as we danced to the music of Glass Leaf. As the final minutes of the dance came to a close, the traditional Grand March was conducted. Shortly thereafter, the judges announced the Homecoming Queen and her court. Mary Murphy was chosen Queen. Her court con- sisted of Diane DeJesus, Patricia DiMeco, Yvonne Handel, Shari Lewin- ski, Mary Ruberti and Paula Vera. 1 111 IJmM FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY On September 7,1977 the class of 1981 entered Clinton High School. Shortly, thereafter Principal John Gibbons appointed Mr. Ralph Ricci and Miss Anne Merriman as our advisors. At the end of September we elected the following as officers: President — Edward Peete, Vice- President — Shawn Moran, Secretary — Jane Santoro, and Treasurer — Amy Jewett. During the month of November, a new event was intro- duced called Spirit Week, in which the entire student body competed in a variety of events to determine which class was the MOST SPIRITED. Being quiet and reserved, the upperclasses completely overlooked the class of ’81 and its spirit. At the first Sprirt Week Rally the upperclasses sat in a state of shock as it was announced the Freshmen Class — Class of 198 1 was judged THE MOST SPIRITED. Another highlight of first semester at C.H.S. was cheer- ing our varsity football team to a Midland League Title, an undefeated season, and a birth in the Superbowl at Spring- field College. Our gallant Gaels were outscored by Min- nechaug 41 to 27, but displayed their typical spirited atti- tude through the contest. Under the direction of our advisors, our class began fund-raising projects that included bumperstickers, Christmas corsages, and a bake sale. Our success in these endeavors and the honor of being the MOST SPIRITED helped to build our confidence and class spirit that was to carry us for the remaining three years. At the end of our Freshman year, our Principal, Mr. John Gibbons announced his retirement and the students of C.H.S. held a special assembly to honor him for his many years of dedicated service to the town of Clinton. The Class of 1981 sincerely appreciated his efforts to ensure that we made a smooth transition into the rigors of high school life. ROLL ON GAELS SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September 1978 we entered C.H.S. confidently walk- ing the corridors as Sophomores. However, several changes had taken place. Mr. David Hazel was now our Principal and Mr. Leo Bachant was our Vice-Principal. In addition we now addressed Miss Merriman as Mrs. Gales- ki, as she had been married during the summer vacation. When class elections were held at the end of September we selected the following as class officers; President — David Moran, Vice-President — Shawn Moran, Secretary — Jane Santoro, Treasurer — Amy Jewett. As time passed. Spirit Week rolled around again and our class had to defend its title of MOST SPIRITED CLASS. Although the other classes were better prepared for the competition, we proudly chanted “We’re No. I’’ at the Spirit Week rally when Mr. Gerald Foley presented a plaque to our class which captured four first place awards. In addition, in November our class sponsored the annual Thanksgiving Day Show. On this occasion our class members and many other students displayed their singing and dancing talents. We especially remember the lyrics of the “Good Ship Lollipop” sung by a crew of Sophomores. As the New Year began, our class conducted a green stamp drive for a Pioneer stereo to be used as a raffle prize. Again the project succeeded as our class spirit reached new heights. A few weeks later we participated in interclass drama- tics competition selecting “Hilly Billy High Jinks” as our play. In this event the talented and experienced Senior Class prevailed as we learned that it would take a greater dramatic effort to win Interclass Dramatics competition. During the winter months our boys varsity basketball team had a successful season which was highlighted by participating in the Clark Tournament and reaching the finals of the District 3 Basketball Tournament. Our dream of the District 3 Title ended in the finals as the Ayer High School Panthers outscored our Gaels. As our Sophomore year came to a close, we eagerly looked forward to our Junior year and its traditional activi- ties — the Homecoming and the Prom. Before the school year ended in June, we selected the Sheraton-Tara in Framingham as the site of our Junior Prom. JUNIOR PROM MAY 9,1980 The evening of our Junior Prom, May 9,1980, was one that will be remembered by all. The set- ting of the Sheraton-Tara provided a most excit- ing atmosphere. It was a night full of starlight and romance for the girls as well as the boys. The Junior Prom is always dreamed of as being special, but ours was made exceptional by the dedication of two very important people in our lives: Mr. Ricci and Mrs. Galeski. Thanks to them, “We’ve Got Tonite” and many beautiful memories of it. We finally realized we were upperclassmen as our officers were handed the Senior Caps and Gowns. These cherished moments will linger in our memories forever. The court consisted of Christy Morrison, Cindi Salwa (Queen), Sharon Kuzmeski, Maria Etche- pare, Lois Bruso, Maureen Egan, and Mary Hazel. }V as«nf3 PRom VE GOT Tn}, ' .. QQfvr no GXAS5 TCAK K«r8?on-Tar. ' J 1 I i ri ' X JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Our Junior year began with our class eagerly anticipat- ing the excitement of the year ahead, especially Home- coming Week and our Junior Prom. Being upperclassmen, we accepted the role as school leaders and elected as our officers: Jeff Frisch — President, Mary Ruberti — Vice- President. Jane Santoro — Secretary and Amy Jewett — Treasurer. The weeks passed rapidly and in preparation for Home- coming we chose as our theme: “We May Never Pass This Way Again . Our class coordinated Spirit Week activities and the Class of 1 98 1 reigned supreme as the Most Spirited Class for the third consecutive year. During the Fall the C.H.S. band, twirlers, and flag corps went to North Adams to appear in competition. It was a worthwhile experience, as it showed us the fine quality bands in our state. In April, the annual Interclass Drama- tics was held and our class selected “Disco Craze” for its presentation. Being more experienced we hoped to win, but our efforts were surpassed by the Seniors who won the competition. However, two members of our class were honored for their performances: Denise Foster was chosen Best Actress and Susan Kolifrath was selected Best Supporting Actress. The C.H.S. softball team provided the school with a championship team as it captured the Midland League Title, the nucleus of the team was composed of members of our class. The highlight of the school year was our Junior Prom at the Sheraton-Tara in Framingham, MA. It was a castle of dreams and we will long remember dancing to the music of “Glass Leaf’ who played our theme: “We’ve Got To- nite”. At graduation activities in June three members of our class were honored for their academic excellence: Christ- ine Carr, Harvard Book Award; Carolyn Jaeger, Harvard Book Award; Timothy Murphy, Holy Cross Book Award. As the year came to an end, we had recorded many pleasant memories and anticipated our Senior year and the many challenges ahead for us. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Our senior year at C.H.S. began with the realization that our golden moments as high school students were entering their final stage. In late September, we elected officers to lead us for the year ahead: Jeff Frisch, President; Shawn Moran, Vice- I President; Jane Santoro, Secretary; and Amy Jewett, Treasurer. Before we knew it. Spirit Week was upon us and the other classes were determined to end our domination of Spirit Week Festivities. Spirit Week activities ended with a rally on Halloween day and, as fate would have it, the Ghost of Halloween swiped our title as Most Spirited, as the Junior Class won the overall competition. In the next few weeks our thoughts turned to future events — our final mid-year exams, our Senior Hop, and the Interclass Dramatics program. The rigors of exam week in late January left us exhausted, but happy that high school mid-years were now a thing of the past. During February and early March we prepared for our Senior Hop and Interclass Dramatics competition. Our class selected “Imagine” for our Senior Hop theme which was held at Turner Hall in March. As was expected, it was a success. A few days before our Senior Hop, the Interclass Dramatics was held and our presentation was a comedy entitled, “Ada Gives First Aid”. Our dream of winning best play was not achieved, as the Juniors won. However, two of our cast members were honored with awards. Ann DeForge was selected Best Actress and Susan Kolifrath was selected Best Supporting Actress. The fourth quarter of our Senior year passed very rapidly and we completed our high school days with an exciting Senior Week that included Baccalaureate, a class trip to Oak’n-Spruce in Lee, MA., a class banquet at the White Cliffs in Northboro, and finally Graduation Day. And now we say good-bye, leaving this yearbook, the 1981 “Memorabilia,” as the official record of our life and times at Clinton High. SENIOR HOP “IMAGINE” MARCH 14,1981 On the evening of March 14,1981, we gathered together as a class once more for yet another memorable occasion, our Senior Hop. Turner Hall never looked so beautiful with the large shining “1981” casting its spell over all. We danced to the music of “Glass Leaf.” No other band could have e.xpressed our theme “Im- agine” in the same fashion. The evening was coming to an end, but was made special for seven girls. Theresa Halloran was chosen Queen, with Chris Herbert, Ann DeForge, Mary Cardoza, Rose Car- dillo, Michelle Goulet, and Lisa Innamorati as mem- bers of her court. The boys would not be outdone and chose Brian Larson as King, Bill Campbell, Pat Prendergast, Chuck Schwab, Jim Cooney, Joe Grimley, and Mike Ward as members of his court. The evening could not last forever and we finally realized this dance was one of our last major func- tions. We now looked for- ward as a class to our Senior Week Activities, which would culminate our high school career. CLUBS Student Government Day Delegate (Alt.) National Honor Society Business Club Drama Club Latin Club J0W «t ■ Distributive Education Spanish Club Special Education International Club 9h|C„L 29 1 ,1 753 TRIBUTE John J. Gibbons It is impossible to speak of Mr. John J. Gibbons, Principal, and .Mr. Robert A. .Murphy, Chairman of the Math Department, until their respective retirements, without using superlatives. Both individuals manifest Author Gilbert Highet’s idea of a complete teacher as they were gifted with good memories, mas- tery of their subject matter, and most importantly, a sense of humor. Furthermore, each had a deep and wise understanding of human nature; enabling them to view students as socially valued V ' J Robert A. Murphy human beings, which resulted in a mutual respect between the parties involved. Hence, because of their strong dedication and ethical approach to teaching and to life, they gave the student a sense of personal worth and a vision of what he could contribute not only to himself but to others. Thank you, Mr. Gibbons and Mr. Murphy, for enriching our lives and may you both be blessed with long-life and much happiness throughout the coming years. 32 ADMINISTRATION Brendon J. Bailey Superintendent of Schools David A. Hazel Principal Leo Bachant Vice Principal Counselor f ENGLISH William J. Walsh Head of Department Donald Gallagher Joseph Garrity Marcia Krantz Dorothy Scanlon Daniel McLaughlin John Scarsella Leatrice Morrison 35 MATH Madeleine Beaulieu Joseph Pupecki David Kilbourn Head of Department Robert Cooney m SCIENCE I I Gordon Lockhart Joseph Burgwinkle Head of Department James Brodrick Thomas O’Connell 37 SOCIAL STUDIES John Philbin Head of Department Donald Burgwinkle Joseph C. Balvin Ralph Ricci Gerald Foley 38 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Edward Davidson Edward Philbin Head of Department Eleanor Philbin Anne Lugi Sharon Bloom Head of Department Kathleen Wilson HOME ECONOMICS BUSINESS K Anne Galeski Vernon Laverdure Head of Department Jane Higgins Thomas Joyce Paul Lowe Joan Willett 40 il INDUSTRIAL ARTS Michael Armstrong Thomas Valerio Head of Department Michael Gorrell ART Cynthia Whalen David Menard 41 Archie Cataldi Athletic Director PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bernard Gaughan Head of Department Sandra Boroweic Pamela Domenico LIBRARY Lois McMurray Librarian MUSIC Ji« David Baer Band Director SPECIAL NEEDS and TITLE I Joanne Gavin Title I Paula Stark Lynne Vanasse 43 SPECIAL SERVICES Andrew Vetras Supervisor of Attendance Raymond Steele Head Custodian Nellie Nosek Clerk to Superintendent Dorothy McNamara School Nurse Joseph Ciampaglia Louis Turini Head Chief Cafeteria Manager Josephine Kelly Secretary to Superintendent Ernestine Gibbons Clerk to Principal Cafeteria Staff ' r i C nae inn€ 47 oMa ( 4(a ?(cia y oucAey is ne ruso e d oni€4 zAyaiH usAoe am ie yen a Q tarie aoaet e {jase a A ardi c ' yeyi ' ie ' o Q ACary- ix te A jay Aoxa Ayisli ' ne 2y?i ary A 49 a iianaa jf. y? 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The Gaels then jumped off to a 5-0 record before losing two straight games to Milford and Marlboro High Schools. However once again that Gael pride and spirit prevailed and the team went on to win their one remaining Midland League game before climaxing their season with a victory over St. Ber- nards on Thanksgiving Day. To the graduating seniors — Thanks for an exciting four years of high school football. To the future Gael football players — Remember, if you wear your green and gold with pride then no matter what the score may be, you’re on the winning side. Record Clinton 20 Maynard 13 Clinton 20 Westboro 12 Clinton 37 Hudson 22 Clinton 38 Auburn 14 Clinton 18 .Shrewsbury 6 Clinton 6 Milford 13 Clinton 26 Marlboro 35 Clinton 47 Algonquin 8 Clinton 36 St. Bernards 30 Edward Peete Tri-Captain Robert Gibbons Tri-Captain Shawn Moran Tri-Captain Charles Schwab Carlton Labbe Juan Perez Allan Eipka William Campbell B FIELD HOCKEY Upon concluding our senior sea- son, the C.H.S. Field Hockey Team posted a record which was the team’s best effort in recent years. The spirit and intensity with which we played carried us to a third place standing in the Midland League. Under the guid- ance of Jane Ann Weaver, our head coach, we were thoroughly prepared for all our contests, as well as learn- ing the values of teamwork and ded- ication. The hustle and desire of our co-captains, Anne Currier and Gail Giovannucci, were also valuable to our development as a team. Over the years we’ve learned that winning wasn’t everything, but the friendship and closeness we gained will be treasured forever. gl Co-Captains Anne Currier Gail Giovannucci B Patricia Gibbons Mary Jakubowicz Jayne Bailey Mary Murphy Mary Ruberti I 1 ) ! I ( Amy Jewett 89 VOLLEYBALL Under the direction of our coach, Madeleine Beaulieu, our 1980-81 Volleyball team finished the season with a record of 13 wins and 5 losses. The team was paced by the spiking and serving skills of Seniors: Captain — Susan Kolifrath, Carol Grady, and Lois Bruso. Hard work and desire helped the team to qualify for the District 3 Tournament and to later partici- pate in the state qualifying Tournament at Waltham High School. Susan Kolifrath Carol Grady Lois Bruso Captain CROSS COUNTRY This year’s Cross Country Team compiled an 8-3 record. They were led by a veteran crew that included seven seniors: tri-captains Chris McGown, Tom O’Toole, and Rodney Stephens along with Brian Larson, Dave Moran, Tim Turn- bull and Phil Werth. The team worked hard and finished third in the highly competitive Midland League. The high- light of the season, however, came in the last meet of the season when the Gaels overwhelmed Rival Nashoba Regional. We would like to wish the future Cross Country teams good luck and thank our coach Jim Maatta- la for demonstrating the meaning of good sports- manship, hard work and dedication. Philip Werth David Moran Thomas O’Toole Brian Larson Rodney Stephens Timothy Turnbull Christopher McGown CHEERLEADERS Jane Santoro Mar Ja GO TEAM! Patricia Erwin Carol Grady TWIRLERS Anne Pasquale We have shared many happy mo- ments with our fellow twirlers and have developed several lasting friendships. Due to a softball injury Pat Gib- bons was unable to perform during our senior year. Thanks to Pat for her continued interest and dedication. We, the senior twirlers, Mary Mur- phy, Pat Gibbons, Lisa Heinold, Theresa Halloran and Anne Pasquale would like to express our sincere grat- itude to Mrs. Judith Innamorati for her help and guidance in making our four years of twirling a happy and memorable time in our lives. Theresa Halloran Lisa Heinold Mary Murphy Head Majorette Patricia Gibbons % iiUlll FLAG CORPS The Flag Corps was established in Sept. 1978 under the direction of Mr. David Baer. We enjoyed performing at half-times at C.H.S. football games as well as parades and a com- petition. We sincerely thank Mrs. Leatrice Morrison for becoming our coach in Sept. 1979. With her help o ur corp improved considerably. For the 1980-81 season Christy Morrison and Diane McDonald were elected co-captains of our team. With further assistance from Mrs. Morri- son we were able to replace our old uniforms with bright new ones which added colorfully to our performance. As we performed our senior routine and presented roses to our coach on Thanksgiving day, it brought a great deal of sadness to think that it would be our last half- time performance. D. McDonald C. Morrison Co-Capts. L. Morrison Advisor ■5 Eleanor Rich Diane McDonald Michelle Goulet Christina Morrison Mol. Deborah Tor BAND We began with the Clinton High School Band under the direction of Mr. David Baer in Sept. 1977. We enjoyed all the aspects of preforming with the band, from football games to graduation ceremonies, annual Christmas and Spring con- certs, to an Exchange concert with Westport as well as com- peting in competitions. They all being back happy memories. For the year 1980-81 we chose Timothy Turnbull as our president and Bruce Beyeler as vice president. We will never forget the wonderful times we’ve had as members of the C.H.S. Band. Bruce Beyeler Robert Moody Jennifer Pierce David Baer, Instructor James Seymour Timothy Turnbull t BASKETBALL m 1 f The 1980-81 Clinton High Basketball team experienced one of it’s unfortunate seasons with a record of 6-12. Yet the Gaels did manage to beat their rival the Nashoba Chieftains for the third straight year. Even though the Gaels played to a losing tune through most of the season, they did manage to end their season on a winning note by beating the tough Hudson Hawks. This was the most exciting game the Gaels played during the season, a game in which no member of the team will ever forget. The senior members — Jeff Frisch, John Kittredge, Brian McAndrews, Shawn Moran and Eddie Peete, would like to extend their gratitude to their coaches Gerry Foley and Bernie Gaughan for the patience and support they’ve provided throughout the season. Brian McAndrews John Kittredge Shawn Moran Jeffrey Frisch Edward Peete GIRL’S BASKETBALL The 1980-81 Girl’s Basketball team finished their season with an overall record of 8-9, yet managed to achieve a .500 record in the tough Midland League. The determination and effort of this team was led by seniors Amy Jewett, Diane Hardy, and Tri-captains Kathy Sibya, Anne Currier and Lois Bruso. Under the guidance and supervision of Coach Sandy Borowiec, the girls demonstrated hard-work, dedication, and sportsmanship, along with their great effort and desire to win. n HOCKEY Although the Gael Bladesmen finished the season with a disappointing 2-16 record, they showed great determination and undying spirit. Untimely injuries proved to be the Gaels downfall, as almost every regular player missed a game or was forced to play injured. The graduating Gaels would like to extend their thanks to coaches Bob Shilalie and Vic Billings. The team was lead by a strong nucleus of ten seniors. They were Captain — David Lowe, Assistant Captains — Dan Baird and Pat Prender- gast, Peter Leger, David Moran, Jeffrey McDonald, Rodney Stephens, Carl Petricca, Joseph Grimley, and Joseph Droogan. Clinton’s season is perhaps best summed up in this state- ment by Coach Shilalie, “If these kids had as much talent as they have heart, we would be in the playoffs.” Daniel Baird David Lowe Patrick Prendergast David Moran Carl Petricca Jeffrey McDonald Rodney Stephens Joseph Grimley Joseph Droogan p SOFTBALL The 1981 softball team returned to the diamond this spring prepared to defend their title of Midland League Champions. Even though that position was to be shared by two other Midland League rivals, the Gaelettes did themselves jus- tice by proof of their 1 1-3 league record. This year’s team was composed of capable veterans with seniors, Lois Bruso, Mary Cardoza, Anne Currier, Pat Gibbons, Gail Giovannucci, Sue Kolifrath, Joanne Le- Blanc, and Kathy Sibya, leading the way. Under the guidance and direction of Coach Caesar DiTullio, the girls turned out a 16-3 regular season record and entered post- season play for the second consecutive year. , Thank you Coach DiTullio for your patience and under- 1 standing, and best wishes for continued success at Clinton High School. i Coach Caesar DiTullio 109 Mary Cardoza Anne Currier Lois Bruso -sr- i� JV. Susan Kolifrath Patricia Gibbons Gail Giovannucci Joanne LeBlanc _4. s TRACK This year’s track team led by tri-captains Tom O’Toole, Carl Petricca, and Tim Turnbull did well individually, but it was not enough to carry the team to a successful season. O’Toole was 4th in the Districts in the 880, Petricca 5th in the Districts in the 330 low hurdles, and Turnbull came through placing 1st in the Midland League Meet and 2nd in the Districts in the 440. The tri-captains showed true leadership to the rest of the team along with the following six seniors: David Angevine, Jim Cooney, Joe Droogan, Brian Larson, Chris McGown, and Andy Rivera. They would all like to say Thanks to Mr. Cataldi and wish next year’s team an abundance of success. James Cooney 1 i Thomas O’Toole Carl Petricca 1 BASEBALL Eddie Peete Captain It was a spirited year for the Gael baseball team led by seniors, Eddie Peete and Shawn Moran. Under the leadership of Coach Bemie Gaughan, this year’s Gael team just missed the .500 mark with a record of 9 wins and 10 losses. Every year seems to be improving for Coach Gaughan, and according to seniors, Peete and Moran, that elusive dream of a Midland League Championship might not be too far in the future. Shawn Moran l TENNIS Although the tennis teiuu did not gidn any victories this season, they idways had a winning attitude and demonstrated gocxJ sportmanship. The senior mem- bers. John Grivakis, Michelle Goulet, Yvonne Hand- el, John Maloney, and Carolyn Rockel, were appre- ciative and thankful to the coaching of Dan Young, who greatly improved their tennis skills throughout this past season. They shared many good times with the other mem- bers and wish the best of luck to next year ' s team. John Grivakis Yvonne Handel 116 Carolyn Rockel John Maloney Michelle Goulet GOLF Senior Jeff McDonald led a young C.H.S. golf team which improved throughout the season. They high- lighted their season with a surprise win over an Algonquin team which had decisively defeated Clinton ear- lier in the year. At the end of the season, Jeff McDonald, along with junior Jim Donohue and freshman Kevin Burg- winkle represented our school in the District III Golf Competition held at the Oxford Country Club. iH Jeff McDonald 119 AWARDS DANIEL BAIRD: Knights of Columbus Thanksgiving Day Football Game — Best Lineman; Youth of the Month; Telegram Gazette Student Achievement Award; Com- mended Student in National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Competition; Honorable Mention All-Star in North Cen- tral Massachusetts Hockey Conference; The American Legion Award. DANIEL BURKE: Silver Medal for 4x110 High Hurdle Relay at Gardner District Meet. MARY CARDOZA: Youth of the Month; The American Legion Award. CHRISTINE CARR: Harvard Book Award; Letter of com- mendation from National Merit Scholarship Program. ROBERT CORREA: 4th place Distributive Education Re- gional Competition (Jr. Yr.) ANNE CURRIER: Worcester Telegram Gazette Student Athlete Award. ANN DeFORGE: Interclass Dramatics — Best Actress Award (1981) PATRICIA DiMECO: Two Certificates of Merit from Bos- ton Globe Scholastic Art Awards. DENISE FOSTER: Interclass Dramatics — Best Actress (1980) JEFFREY FRISCH: Youth of the Month. PATRICIA GANNON: 2nd Place in VFW Voice of Democra- cy Contest. JAMES GARREFFI: Youth of the Month ROBERT GIBBONS: Youth of the Month ; Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award. DAVID HORTON: Basketball Most Valuable Player, (Apponequet Regional H.S.) CAROLYN JAEGER: Youth of the Month; Harvard Book Award. MARGARET KITTREDGE: Youth of the Month. AWARDS SUSAN KOLIFRATH: Interclass Dramatics — Best Sup- porting Actress (1980, 1981) SHARON KUZMESKI: Youth of the Month PETER LEGER: Character Award for Hockey DAVID LOWE: North Central Massachusetts Hockey Con- ference 3rd All Star Team (1979-80) Honorable Mention All Star (1980-81); Clinton High Hockey Most Valuable Player (1980-81). DIANE McDONALD: Outstanding Business Student Award. CHRISTOPHER McGOWN: 4th Place District III Relay (1979); 6th Place Midland League Meet (Pole Vault) (1981). SHAWN MORAN: Faces in the Crowd — Sports Illustrated (Nov. 1981); Knights of Columbus Thanksgiving Day Game Most Valuable Player (1980); Worcester Telegram Gazette Super-team captain; Best Running Back in Thanksgiving Day Game (1979); Jack McGrail Memorial Trophy; Shriners Team (1980-81). CHRISTINA MORRISON: Youth of the Month; National Honor Society Scholarship Alternate; United States Drill Team Achievement Award. MARY MURPHY: Youth of the Month. TIMOTHY MURPHY: Holy Cross Book Award; National Merit Scholarship Program Letter of Commendation EDWARD PEETE: Midland League Baseball Honorable Mention (1978); Worcester Telegram Gazette Student Athlete Award. ELEANOR RICH: Youth of the Month MARY RUBERTI: Youth of the Month KATHLEEN SIBYA: Worcester Telegram Gazette Soft- ball All-Star Team (1980), (1981). DEBORAH TOR: United States Drill Team Achievement Award. TIMOTHY TURNBULL: 440 Undefeated in Regular Sea- son; 1st in Midland Meet; 2nd in Districts (1981). i, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY James Garreffi Christine Carr Daniel Baird John Grivakis Carolyn Jaeger BACCALAUREATE May 31, 1981 The traditional Baccalaureate ceremony held on Sunday, May 31, 1981, marked the beginning of our long awaited Senior Week. The Reverend Richard E. Keville, Pastor of St. John the Evangelist Church gave the invocation, address, and benediction. While gathered together for this solemn ceremony, we finally real- ized that our days together as a class were now numbered. We were determined to make these last times with one another the most memorable. CLASS TRIP June 2, 1981 On June 2, we traveled to Oak n’ Spruce in Lee, Massachusetts to take part in one of our many activities during Senior Week. Though the day started with gloomy weather it wasn’t enough to dampen our spirits, as we enjoyed many activities which included softball, swim- ming, tennis, golf, volleyball, frisbee, horseshoes, and basketball. Exhausted from the day’s events, we reluctantly boarded the buses with many wonderful memories never to be for- gotten. unfm ft f- m . SENIOR CLASS BANQUET June 4, i98i On June 4, 1981 the Senior Class boarded the school buses and headed for the White Cliffs Restaurant in Northboro. The beautiful white mansion stood on top the hill awaiting the arrival of the Senior Class. When we arrived, we entered the beautiful banquet room. It wasn t long beiore Glass Leaf began to play and the dance floor filled with excited dancers, who danced the night away. j The highlight of the evening was when our class officers presented Mr. Kicci and Mrs. Galeski their gifts. They had earned them by their four years of dedication and love which we will always remember. . r • • • • The evening ended with Glass Leaf singing our class song and all of us joining m. With tears of joy, the tired crowd once again boarded the buses and headed for home. . . • • 11 4 We all agreed the evening ended too soon but the glistening memories will stay with us forever. V. . j giaf MMUi u n WM r a B|[H ' m GRADUATION June6, 1981 The culmination of our high school career finally came on Saturday, June 6, 1981. God didn’t totally shine on us that day, so we had to use the Town Hall facilities. However, noth- ing could spoil our happiness as we looked forward to that hard-earned diploma, and our future dreams. As we sang our class song we finally realized that “Our Time Had Come.’’ Like children leaving their parents, we had to leave our advi- sors. We had to enter this new world on our own. Thanks to you, Mr. Ricci and Mrs. Gales- ki, we are prepared. We, the Class of 1981, promise that you, our parents, teachers, and community, will always be proud of us. Rl Ml’l CLASS OF 1981 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL Saturday, June the sixth nineteen hundred and eighty-one at 2:00 P.M. Town Hall CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTS EXERCISES OF GRADUATION PROCESSIONAL “Pomp and Circumstance” Elgar SELECTION “Star Spangled Banner” Francis Scott Key INVOCATION The Reverend Edmund Falvey, Pastor Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT Jeffrey John Frisch, President, Class of 1981 ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS GIFT Barry James Whitney, President, Class of 1982 REMARKS Brendon J. Bailey Superintendent of Schools STUDENT SPEAKERS Christine Lyn Carr Timothy Patrick Murphy Carolyn Anne Jaeger John Thomas Grivakis PRESENTATION OF AWARDS David A. Haz el Principal of High School CLASS OF 1981 Kirsten J. Anderson David t. Angevine Jayne Bailey Daniel Paul Baird Edward C. Baird, Jr. ■Akos Bruce Battenberg Bruce R. Beyeler. Jr. Denise .Ann Bilodeau Christine Ann Blum Brett Buck Bouchard Randy Boucher Maureen Bourakis Marcia Ann Bowser Lois Anne Bruso Daniel David Burke William John Campbell Brenda Marie Caouette Rose Catherine Cardillo Mary Elizabeth Cardoza Christine Lyn Carr Debra Joan B. Champagne James Michael Cooney Robert David Correa Lisa Elaine Cox Denise Marie Cozzens •Anne Marie Currier Gary A. Davis, II Ann Elizabeth DeForge Diane DeJesus Nan Mary Devaney Mary Ellen DiGisi Anthony J. DiLuzio Patricia Diane DiMeco Edward Kenneth Donisvitch John Anthony Dorazio, Jr. Joseph Francis Droogan Maureen Egan Stein Erik Eriksen Patricia Ann Erwin Maria Etchepare Mark Loreto Forgione Denise S. Foster Jeffrey John Frisch Diane M. Gadoua Ellen T. Gallagher Robert Francis Gallagher Louise Ann Gallon! Patricia Ann Gannon James Antonio Garreffi, Jr. Judith Ann Gavin .Mark Charles Georgeson Patricia Jean Gibbons Robert B. Gibbons Gail Marie Giovannucci Wayne J. Goguen •Michelle Aline Goulet Carol Marie Grady Robert M. Grady Joseph Francis Grimley, Jr. John Thomas Grivakis Anthony Michael Guay Stanley G. Hagl Theresa Marie Halloran Yvonne F. Handel Diane Patricia Hardy Mary Elizabeth Hazel Lisa Marie Heinold David Scott Hennis Christine Marie Herbert Theodore Edward Hilbert David A. Horton Lisa Ann Innamorati Carolyn Anne Jaeger Jean Ann Jakubowicz Mary Rita Jakubowicz Amy T. Jewett Patricia Ann Joyce Patrick Brian Kelley John Kilcoyne Joseph Francis Kirby, Jr. John Patrick Kittredge Margaret Ann Kittredge Michael J. Knight Susan Marie Kolifrath Sharon Ann Kuzmeski Carlton P. Labbe, Jr. Kenneth O. LaBrack Brian Michael Larson Joanne Louise LeBlanc Peter Joseph Leger Shari-Ann Lewinski Sandra Liddy Allan R. Lipka Paula Mary Lovett David Michael Lowe Steven Michael Lucci Mary Evelyn Maddocks William John Maloney, Jr. Brian James McAndrews Diane Marie McDonald Jeffrey Francis McDonald Christopher J. McGown Paul F. Mitchell Carmen Estelle Molina Robert Alan Moody Kevin Michael Moore Angela Rose Morabito David Edward Moran Shawn M. Moran Christina Lea Morrison Mary Honor Murphy Rigdom Whitfield Murphy Timothy Patrick Murphy Lisa Marie Murrman Kimberly Ann Musche Gary Robert Nee Glennda Lynne Nelson David Nieves Mary Ann Nolan Rocco Francis Notaro Thomas Patrick O’Toole Doris A. Panos Catherine Papaleo Cynthia 1. Paskell Ann Marie Pasquale Sharon Peeler Edward James Peete Juan Anthony Perez Carl John Petricca, Jr. Philip Edward Philbin, Jr. Donna Mary Phillie Jennifer Arline Pierce Cynthia Ann Piland Kenneth J. Poulin Patrick Joseph Prendergast Eleanor Paula Rich Nyoka Marie Richards James Michael Rieth Andres Christopher Rivera Milka Raquel Rivera Carolyn Jean Rockel Lydia Esther Rojas Mary Elizabeth Ruberti David Christopher Rushing Kim Elizabeth Sablock Cynthia Lee Salwa Jane Ann Santoro Charles Alton Schwab James Lawrence Seymour Michael Alan Shortsleeve Kathleen Mary Sibya Paul Philip Silvester, Jr. James A. Slegona Michael Patrick Spencer Rodney G. Stephens Susan Margaret Stuka Tammy Lee Swindell Deborah Patricia Tor Anne Paul Turini Timothy John Turnbull Michael John Ward Kevin D. Warren Dean Scott Weeks Philip Robert Werth Cynthia Williamson Timothy Wong Victor Joseph James Zelny Highest Honor High Honor Honor CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President . . . . Secretary Treasurer Jeffrey John Frisch . . Shawn M. Moran . Jane Ann Santoro . . . . Amy T. Jewett CLASS MOTTO We do not remember days; We remember moments. CLASS COLORS Maroon and Silver CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Anne E. Galeski Mr. Ralph J. Ricci “THE TIME HAS COME” Time has come for Graduation And we are sad to say, we must go and face the future after graduation day. We have mem’ries that last forever. It’s hard for us to leave. Some say we are just like flowers and we, their only seeds. It’s the heart afraid of breaking that never wants to leave. It’s the dreams that have been waiting to finally have a chance. We’re the ones who will be taking the future in our hands. And the class of ’81 will take its final stand. When the days have been too lonely and the road has been too long. Then you’ll think success is only for the lucky and the strong. Just remember in the Fall, far beneath the Autumn’s leaves, lies the seeds that with the sun’s love in Spring, we’ll start to grow. Based on the theme from “THE ROSE” Bette Midler (Michelle Goulet — Class of 1981) PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Alfred Baird Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Edward C. Baird Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Klara Battenberg Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Elsworth Bowser Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Wilfred Cooney, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Gilbert D. Currier Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Robert E. DeForge, Jr. Mr. George Mrs. Margaret DiLuzio Mrs. Judith Mrs. Anna Etchepare Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Edward M. Frisch Mr. Mrs. Karen Gaw Mr. Mrs. Mary Frances Gadoua Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. John D. Gallagher Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. James H. Gannon, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Charles M. Georgeson Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. John Gibbons Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Robert Gibbons Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Grimley Luitgard M. Deacon Gerald A. Guay Mr. Charles Mr. Mrs. Walter R. Heinold Mr. Mrs. .Mr. Mrs. Arthur T. Innamorati, Sr. Mr. Mrs. .Mr. Mrs. Ronald Jakubowicz Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Richard D. Kuzmeski Mr. Mrs. Louis LeBlanc Raymond McGown Everett W. Moody, Sr. Cosimo Morabito James P. Morrison Bartholomew H. Murphy P. Murphy A. Nelson Domingo Nieves William O’Malley James L. Peete Carl J. Petricca Joseph Prendergast Dominic P. Rich Robert H. Rockel Peter Salwa Arthur Santoro Schimke Schwab Leslie Swindell Walter Turnbull Paul J. Turini William Williamson “Best of Luck to The Class of 1981” from THE WORCESTER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Congratulations to the Class of 1981 “A Teacher affects eternity; No one can tell where his influence stops.’ — Henry Adams THE CLINTON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION “We’ll help you make it.” Lancaster Savings Center. Where it’s at. 131 Main Street. South Lancaster, 365-6391 Main Office: 15 Monument Square, Leominster; 534-4943 Branch Offices: 1001 Central Street, Leominster, 534-4943 Best Wishes to the students of Clinton High School’s Class of 1981 CLINTON ROTARY CLUB FIREHOUSE 2 96 Brook Street Clinton From one beginning to another, faith, hope and success. Good Luck to the Graduates of the Class of 1981 from CLINTON OFFSET PRINTERS (617) 365-2794 PROMPT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Clinton Tire Company, Inc. FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIALISTS LINWOOD HARDY RTE. 1 10 ALLEN ST. Owner CLINTON, MASS. 01510 Ssniors am arUcutar . . . an6 so aro wo. StcccUa SufUcH tOK i J OCiVrE.B y .T 9 COLOHIAJ IVU l« VrJLLA.GcE. 2.79 CAM RIDOI TT. C RJE- 3A ) BURJ MCxTOiO:, 0l 03pr PH0UE COLOR POI«:TRA ' ' r “WH!301MO - eO TiCWV .FIVVVaXICT • (CQ i XERCMl- L 145 Good Luck to The Class of 1981 From DROOGAN ELECTRICAL COMPANY Best Wishes to The Class of 1981 PARAGON PLASTICS Best of Luck RAY-O-VAC A Corporation of Inco Electro Energy Green Street Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 r 617-365-6932 PLANT FULLER STREET CLINTON, MASS. J. CARDOZA MACHINERY CO., INC. MACHINE TOOLS — PLANT APPRAISALS Box 274 JAMES J. CARDOZA CLINTON, MASS. 01510 147 Good Luck to the students of The Class of 1981 CLINTON POST 523 — V.F.W. NYPRO CONTRACT MANUFACTURING OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY PLASTICS COMPONENTS AND ASSEMBLIES THE NYPRO COMPANIES Ai-Kung Plastics Corp. Nypromas Automated Assemblies Corp. Nypro Puerto Rico Inc. Nyden Inc. Pyrotherm NYPRO INC. Nylamation Inc. Skor-Mor Products Inc. 101 Union Street Nyland Spectrum Clinton, MA 01510 Nypro Hong Kong Ltd. Swisstech Inc. (617) 365-9721 Nypro Illinois Inc. Best Wishes Congratulations to The Class of 1981 Flowers by Kane 378 MAIN STREET CLINTON, MASS. 01510 365-5665 from CHRISTIE CASUALS LTD. Congratulations from COGANS FURNITURE CO. . o Roo 9 hole Golf Course Netherwood Country Club 25 Carr Road Berlin, Ma. 01503 838-9404 Tennis Swimming 149 “Good Luck Graduates” Established 1851 Clinton ' Banito Clinton 200 Church Street 365-4591 Sterling Branch 33 Main Street 422-8133 “Good Luck Graduates” Clinton Council K of C, No. 1701 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE 1981 Good Luck in The Future Clinton Lions Club Much success to the 1981 graduating class and future graduates. Best Wishes For A Successful Future To The Class of 1981 “Tomorrow’s future is based upon today’s successes.” ALBANY INTERNATIONAL VAN BRODE Industrial Molding Division Post Office Box 204 Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 Tel. 617 365-9601 Best Wishes Class of ’81 NASHOBA PUMPS INC. Bolton, Massachusetts 01740 Tel. (617) 779-6378 Jim Holbrook Res: 779-6625 Henry J. Scott Res: (617) 869-2410 Pumps — Complete Water Systems Sales — Service — Installation Best of Luck To The Class of “1981” From THE CRYSTAL CLUB 151 S=DAILY3ESITE]VD Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 from KERRIGAN INSURANCE AGENCY THE COMMUNITY SHOPPER Published by The W.J. Coulter Press, Inc. 156 Church Street • Clinton, Mass. 01510 Tel. (617) 368-0176 Established 1893. Combined Circulation Covers The Nashoba Valley Towns Of: Berlin • Bolton • Boylston • Clinton • Harvard • Lancaster • Northboro • Oakdale • Princeton • Sterling • Still River GOOD LUCK SENIORS Clinton Firefighters Chief Thomas F. Moore Howard Foster Lawrence Lutes Robert Moynihan Harold Foster ■Michael DiGisi William Schmidt Richard .McRell Harry Stephanian Walter .McNamara David Dickhaut ■Michael Tierney Dennis Parker John Kobus Peter O’Connell Lawrence Jakubowicz Edward McNamara James Coakley James Boodry John McNamara Richard Hart Paul Welch Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 POULIIM CORPORATION 29 Legate Hill Road, Sterling, MA 01564 Tel. (617) 422-8176 152 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from UNITED AUTOMOBILE WORKERS LOCAL UNION 58 UAW AFL CIO “Good Luck Graduates” ONE TRUCKING INC. Compliments Of UNCL E JOHN’S Frolic, dba 81 CLINTON ST. SHREWSBURY, MA. 01545 Best Of Luck Italian- American War Veterans of U.S. Inc. CLINTON POST NO. 68 153 Best Wishes from STANDARD SIGN SIGNAL CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 from GEORGESON’S “Good Luck Graduates” J. M. REAL ESTATE INC. 50 CHURCH ST. CLINTON, MA. 01510 Best of Luck Seniors Domestic Wells Inc. SERVING HOME, FARM AND INDUSTRY ARTESIAN • GRAVEL WELLS John K. Sullivan Wattaquadoc Hill Rd. Bolton, MA 01740 779-5520 154 1 Best of the “Irish” Luck to the “1981” Graduates The Old Timer Restaurant Your Hosts The McNally’s GOOD LUCK CLASS OF“81” SPECTRUM, INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class Of ’81 from AUTOMATED ASSEMBLIES CORP. CLINTON, MASS. 155 I Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 ortech Division of Northern Petrochemical Company GOOD LUCK C.H.S. CLASS OF 1981 “EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES” Quality Electrical, Inc. ROBERT A. POIRIER 785 MAIN STREET (617) 365-7355 CLINTON, MA. 01510 Best Wishes David V. Carruth Insurance Agency, Inc. General Insurance Woodruff Plaza Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 Tel. 365-3172 Tel 365-4520 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 • Vacation Club ' • Christmas Club insured • c • T31 SAVINGS o ' • Savings Plans BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 from I. I. CONSTRUCTION CO SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 from INNAMORATI BROS., INC. ! i American Legion JAMES R. KIRBY POST 50 Salutes the Graduating Class of 1981 BEST WISHES AND CONTINUED SUCCESS OFFICERS COMMANDER — Gerald P. Bernard SR. VICE — Bernard J. Chouinard Jr. JR. VICE — Dominic A. LaMarca Jr. ADJUTANT — Robert W. Egan FINANCE OFFICER — Jacob Bowman CHAPLIN — Henry J. Connery HISTORIAN — Michael D. Gibbons JUDGE ADVOCATE — Aloysius Burke S ERVICE OFFICER — Percy Robinson SGT.-AT-ARMS — Raymond L. Joyce Sr. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Ray L. Joyce Sr. Aloysius Burke Percy A. Robinson Anthony R. O’Malley John J. Dunn Jr. James P. Maffei Nathan Schwartz Edward Guinard 158 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1981 ALLIED TOOL DIE Best Wishes from PAV Best of Luck from Telephone 365-5422 9 a, LABBE’S GARAGE ROAD SERVICE TUNE-UP SPECIALIST Official Inspection Station 534 Clinton, Good Luck Seniors OPEN m. to 9 p.m. 88 Water St. Mass. 01510 TOWN PAINT CO. Best of Luck SHATRAW’S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Richard Fitzgerald The CLIP JOINT “Hairstyling” 67 Main Street S. Lancaster, Mass. 365-5083 GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL Coldwell’s Inc. Compliments of Best Wishes from MAMA MARIA CATERING SERVICE Mr, Mrs. Robert J. McNally Mr. Mrs. Robert J. McNally Jr. Congratulations to the Class of 1981 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF from 1981 William Reisner Corp. CLINTON CHAPTER, ORDER OF AHEPA GOOD LUCK Best Wishes Seniors C.H.S. CLASS OF 1981 Clinton Sheet Metal Co. CLINTON EMBLEM CLUB 56 iw) Clinton Sheet Metal Co. CLINTON EMBLEM CLUB 56 Best of Luck in all Future Endeavors GOOD LUCK from Frank, Carol, Jim K.M. INNAMORATI CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. DISCOUNT H OUSE OF WALLPAPER CO. Woodruff Shopping Plaza Clinton, Mass. Phone 365-3252 Congratulations Seniors Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from KILCOYNE BROS. INC. WACHUSETT BOTTLED LIQUORS, INC. Hot-Topping Trucking 27 Terrance Ave. Clinton Best Wishes (617) 838-2413 BEN’S SERVICE STATION 4 1 1 COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE • TOWING PHILIP J. ZUKATYNSKI 51 WEST ST. Owner BERLIN, MA 01503 at the Junction of Routes 1 10 117 BOLTON, MASS. 01740 617 779-2733 Best Wishes from Good Luck! Dr. Michael Colten and Staff Family Dentist Compliments of 1355 Central St. (Rte 12) Leominster 534-0393 Gus’ Electrical Shop, Inc. 161 Best of Luck from BRENNAN’S RESTAURANT Best Of Luck From O’Malley’s Insurance Agency SILVESTER’S 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 Compliments of Jon’s Pizza House 995 Main Street Clinton, Ma. 01510 Tel. 365-4311 Best Wishes from SCOTT ASSOCIATES, INC. Congratulations Seniors ARCHERY ATTIC Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of the Clinton High School CROWN AUTO BODY 162 r PHIL CARLISLE Telephone 869-2850 Carlisle — Fuel Co. Fuel Oils 190 Mile Hill Road BOYLSTON Heating Installed Best Wishes from “GLASS LEAF’’ 184 High St. Congratulations Seniors Make It Basket Clinton, Mass. Sincere Congratulations To the Class of ’81 NYLAND INC. Best of Luck CLINTON POLICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION Good Luck to the Class of 1981 SAVEWAY (Corner of Church and Main Street) GOOD LUCK GRADS OF 1981 CLINTON PLASTICS, INC. Compliments of Zoll’s Photo Hobby Shop, Inc. 57 Plain Street Clinton, MA 01510 (617) 365-7306 SKOR MOR CLASSIC GAMES THE COMPLETE GAME COMPANY A NYPRO COMPANY A COMPLETE BACKGAMMON LINE UNUSUAL BACKGAMMON ACCESSORIES UNIQUE COLLECTOR SERIES FIGURINE CHESS DARTS, PUZZLES, DICE GAMES CRIBBAGE, DOMINOES GAMBLING GAMES ACCESSORIES GOOD LUCK FROM CLINTON BOARD OF SELECTMEN 163 COPPENRATH ' S COLOR CENTER 37 HIGH ST. CLINTON EOR COMPLETE DECORATING — PAINT — Best Wishes from WALLPAPER — FABRICS — CARPETING — WINDOW SHADES — ALL WALLPAPER IS DISCOUNTED TURINI’S DINER Good Luck from A.C. PARKER SONS, INC. Compliments to the Class of 1981 from MILK CREAM FERGUSON REST HOME COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1981 FROM Best Wishes FOUR SEASONS L. Rauscher Sons, Inc. Best of Luck Congratulations to the Class of 1981 LAKEVIEW NURSING HOME La Casa Mia Clinton, Mass. 01510 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 Compliments McRell Television Mr. Mrs. John Gazourian Best of Luck from Good Luck Seniors Vitone’s Barber Shop Jack’s Delicatessen Best Wishes from Good Luck Ideal Repair Service O’Toole’s Film Se rvice Film Processing Congratulations to the Class of “81” from CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 The Gilman Family JAYCO SALES IM Good Luck C.H.S. Class of ’81 STOWERS Compliments of STUKA’S WATCH SHOP Jeffrey-Philbin Fuel Co. Inc. P.O. Box 427, Sterling, Mass. 01564 Office: 676 Main St., Clinton, Mass. 01510 Fuel Oils — Bottled — Bulk Gas Congratulations Seniors E.R. BUCK CHAIR CO. Best of Luck C.H.S. Grads of 1981 RICHARD PAUL’S SHOES Compliments of lANDOLI’S enri ' s fi 1 ScHool of Hair Design 274 Water Street j ' ' o Fltchbarg, MA. 0U20 Best Wishes Graduates LANCASTER GARDENS Good Luck VARISE BROS. FLORISTS Good Luck To the Class of 1981 THE STERLING INN Congratulations from Daughters of Penelope T Smith’s Sales, Inc. Mobil Main Street Bolton, Massachusetts 01740 Tel. (617) 779-2231 Paul Smith Tel. (617) 779-2232 Tom Hayes New and Used Cars • Auto Repairs • 24 Hour Towing Best Wishes Graduates from the S.V. CLUB Best of Luck Al’s T.V., Sporting Goods Hardware Inc. AVON CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1981 To Buy or Sell Call 754-2318 Compliments of SCHNEIDER FLORIST INC. 165 Good Luck to the Class of 1981 from The Clinton Exchange Club Best of Luck to the Class of 1981 from CLINTON OFFSET PRINTERS Best Wishes Philbin Funeral Home Raymond A. Philbin Registered Funeral Director 176 Water Street 365-6872 Congratulations from the employees of Stewart, Heney Duvarney, Inc. 167 Best Wishes From Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 from J.C. Penney Co. WHITNEY BROS., INC. Congratulations from Congratulations to the Class of ’81 We wish you success and happiness in the future McDonald’s 1040 Main Street Clinton, MA WEST GARAGE Y ■McDonald ' s 1 ■ Best Wishes COMPLIMENTS OF ROUX’S GARAGE Hasting’s Pharmacy Good Luck Seniors CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 FROM CLINTON HOUSE OF PIZZA THE CLINTON LODGE OF ELKS B.P.O.E. 1306 Compliments of Good Luck to the Class of 1981 McGrail McQuoid Law Offices DUTCH FLOWER SHOP CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK C.H.S. CLASS OF 1981 PLAZA LAUNDROMAT CARE CLEANERS Best of Luck Compliments of PAIGES PIZZA SLEEPER TRANSPORTATION CO. BEST WISHES TO THE CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF ’81 Good Luck SMITH AUTO SALES INC. A FRIEND Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of the Clinton High School McNally’s Cocktail Lounge Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 from all the people at Athol-Clinton Co-operative Bank Congratulations from Mello’s Army Navy Best Wishes from Earl’s Market, Inc. 169 CAFARELLI McLAUGHLIN, P.C. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 203 UNION STREET CLINTON, MA COMPLIMENTS OF CROWN AUTO BODY Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Graduates of 1981 Mr, Mrs. Dominic P. Rich BEST WISHES FROM McQUOID’S SERVICE STATION Trai n Sjj Fine Foods Spirits Berlin, Massachusetts Homemade Ice Cream Closed Mondays Open 6 days a week Phone 838-2044 170 “Climb ’Til Your Dream Comes True’’ Often your tasks will be many, And more than you think you can do . . . Often the road will be rugged And the hills insurmountable too . . . But always remember, the hills ahead Are never as steep as they may seem. And with Faith in your heart start upward And climb ’til you reach your dream. For nothing in life that is worthy Is ever too hard to achieve If you have the courage to try it And you have the Faith to believe . . . Best Wishes to the Spirited members of the Class of 1981 From your advisors: Mrs. Anne Galeski, Mr. Ralph J. Ricci Helen Steiner Rice Best Wishes from PAUL F. LOWE REAL INC. AGENCY, Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 from the people at GUARANTY BANK TRUST COMPANY Best of Luck to the Class of 1981 from CONGRATULATIONS from WHITE CLIFFS RESTAURANT The Grille Restaurant 35 Solomon Pond RD. Northborough, MA 01532 Phone: 617-393-9482 172 Good Luck to the Clinton High School Class of 1981 ITT Suprenant Division Clinton, Mass. 01510 phone : 365-9200 Ann Whalen Claudette Morini OAK N’ SPRUCE RESORT South Lee, Mass 01260 352 Main Street Clinton, Ma. 01510 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 WELCOME TO: THE TERRACE RESTAURANT FAMILY DINING — FRIENDLY SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES — DAILY SPECIALS OLD-FASHIONED ICE CREAM TREATS TERRACE PLAZA Clinton, MA 0I5I0 368-8445 Take-Out CONGRATULATIONS! Cl. ASS OF 1981 ITom Carbolon Corp. Pratts Junction Road Sterling, MA 174 Warmest Congratulations to the Class of 1981 SUNRISE BOUTIQUE High Street Clinton Jeans — Jewelry — Gift Ware Wishing you the best of luck! Cynthia WHITCOMB TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. CLINTON DAIRY QUEEN 655 High Street Clinton, MA 01510 CONGRATULATIONS FROM Best Wishes to all the ’81 graduates especially “Patti Gannon” GOULD LAW OFFICE 365-2275 “FOR FAST SERVICE CALL BEFORE LEAVING HOME” DIMITRI’S PIZZA 28 PRESCOTT STREET S. LANCASTER, MA 365-9483 PAINTING BUTCH’S AUTO BODY MAIN ST. BOLTON, MASS. 01740 SHOP 779-6997 FRAME WORK HOME 365-9253 175 I I “Congratulations and Best Wishes . . . ” I “FITNESS FOR THE FUTURE” Nautilus New England Fitness Center Rt 70 — by the DAM Clinton, Massachusetts 365-7812 BEST WISHES J.J. E.M. Powers, DOS Good Luck from PENDER’S CLINTON LIQUOR MART Liquor — Wine and Beer I I Congratulations Class of ’81 j compliments of I T.J.’s Liquor Mart I West Street I Berlin, MA 838-2995 t I 365-2703 or 835-6609 GEORGE H. NOVIA COMPLETE PLUMBING AND HEATING SERVICE Masters Lie. No. 8832 BOX 307 WEST BOYLSTON, MASS. BURKE’S SUPERETTE 875 Main Street Clinton, Mass. 01510 QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES Congratulations Class of ’81 compliments of B T Leasing 268 West St. Berlin, MA 838-2995 Best Wishes from SALWA SON’S Best of Luck to the class of 1981 from DOWD FAMILY SHOE STORE GOOD LUCK SENIORS Congratulations from Vito’s Shell RICK’S AUTO MART LANCASTER AMOCO Main St. Lancaster, MA Mark Paul Gadoua Best Wishes DELUXE BICYCLE SHOP, INC. 172 High Street Clinton, MA 365-7679 176 They’ve faded new from wear and tear, The silly things remembered there. Every moment great and small, The times you’ve spent behind these walls. Shades of green and shades of gold. Fading new as they grow old. Bits of ribbon from games gone by. Old prom flowers wither and die. This is what you think of now. It all seems so clear somehow. As you’re walking up to shake his hand. The man that holds your whole life’s plan. Believe it now or maybe not. That all these things be soon forgot. Today’s the day you’ve lived for years. It’s over now, hear the cheers? Tomorrow soon you pack away. And live again a new today. Remember us the yesterdays. Live us now we are today. Dream your dreams, for they come true. Look, this day came true for you!! Egan, 1981