Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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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.

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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