Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

Memories Picture yourself At a desk in a classroom Racking your brain To receive a good mark Think of the night When you danced with your loved one Amongst your friends Yet alone in the dark Recall the games That were filled with high spirits Your anxious face Never hid all that pride Look back in time To the raffles and bakesales The work was hard But results showed you tried Remember clubs And your special achievements The faculty too That made you who you are Reflect on thoughts Of great joys and deep sorrows Let memories soar To bring you near and far These years have passed Now your voice is an echo Friends have all gone The departure was sad Hold the world now Take the good that it offers Give in return The same chance that you had Tracey Nee Class of 1983 1983 Memories CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL Clinton, Massachusetts Kara Dickhaut, Secretary Angela latrou. President Taking the Initiative Daniel Devaney. Vice-President Executive Board: J. Rauscher, N. Pasquale, D. Connolly Nancy Mitchell, Treasurer Homeroom Representatives: J. Witkowski, S. Pupecki, L. Adshade, C. Mahan, J. Halloran, J. Farragher LH 2 Yearbook General Staff Yearbook Tri-Editors: N. Mitchell, J. Farragher, E. Jakubowicz Yearbook Assistant Editors: J. Rauscher, M. McNally, H. Vanas- se, A. latrou, S. Pupecki Yearbook Special Editors: T. Nee, A. Grivakis, M. Gannon, S. Devaney, K. Hazel, C, Mahan, D. McDonald, C. Gelinas, P. Kittredge Yearbook Business Editors: K. Dickhaut, D. McLaugh- lin, J. Witkowski Student Advisory Council: N. Mitchell, D. McNamara i 3 Dedication ITR XNCE Mrs. Anne Galeski and Mr. Edward Davidson have not only been our class advisors, but they have also been our friends. They have contributed much of their time and efforts to organizing our numerous activities from our inexperienced Freshman year to our concluding Senior year. We can ' t express enough gratitude to them for coordinating our fund raisers, dances and other memorable class functions. Without Mrs. Galeski ' s and Mr. Davidson ' s guidance, we would never have made it through our days at Clinton High so successfully. We will always remember them, and we will always be grateful to them for making our High School years so much fun. 5 u “THE BEST OF TIMES” On November 7, 1981 we held our long awaited Homecoming Dance. After attaining the title of the most spirited class earlier in the week and coming out of our annual Homecoming Day game with a victory we looked forward to this event enthusiastically. The night slipped by us quickly as we danced to the music of Glass Leaf and the time to choose The bell of the ball crept upon us. Dawn Hilbert was chosen as queen and the members of her court included Cathleen Mahan, Pamela Towne, Donna McDonald, Paula Kittredge, Jerilyn Rauscher, and Carole Gelinas. The night ended on a happy note and we concluded that it really was The Best of Times. 7 “We’ve Only Just Begun” Our freshman year was a time of building dreams and setting our fu- ture goals. We arrived in the early fall of 1979, strange to our new sur- roundings but enthused about our four years ahead. As weeks passed we became comfortable as members of the stu- dent body and had cast our first bal- lots to choose our student leaders. We elected Nancy Pasquale — president, Jill Bailey — vice- president, Kathleen Hazel — secre- tary, and Brian Bergeron — trea sur- er. At this time we were also in- formed that Mr. Davidson and Miss Tassone, also new to this school, had been appointed as our class advisors. In November, our class, along with our advisors were introduced to a very special event — Spirit Week! We were quite inexperienced and subsequently failed. Our spirits were not lost however, we did our best for the newcomers that we were, and vowed to improve our standings in our second attempt. The conclusion of our first year came quickly and we left for a short summer, anxiously awaiting our future at C.H.S. “Movin’ On Up” We started the year off at full speed with our newly elected Officers: Presi- dent — Angela latrou, Vice-President — Jill Bailey, Secretary — Kathleen Hazel, and Treasurer — Nancy Mitchell. Although we were sad about our freshman advisor, Miss Tassone, leaving the school we were relieved at the ap- pointment of another very dependable leader. Miss Stark. We quickly became comfortable with one another, welcom- ing Miss Stark with our friendship. With her help, along with Mr. Davidson ' s we were able to sponsor various fundraisers such as bake sales, selling carnations (at the Thanksgiving Day game) and a very successful flea market. Our class play Why Teachers Go Nuts was a smash, thanks to a laboring cast and our helpful advisors. We were very proud of them and especially Charlie Murphy, who walked away with the award for best-supporting actor re- sulting from his outstanding perfor- mance. With these activities, along with Spirit Week we became very busy as a class that year and learned a lot about the meaning of team work. On the night of May 14, 1982 we found ourselves amidst our first formal at Alfonse ' s Powder Mill in Maynard. The event was accented by the echoing sounds of Jericho , and the time ticked slowly by. Before the nights end howev- er, the queen and her court were chosen. Queen of this special event was Jerilyn Rauscher, and the members of her court included Tracey Nee, Sally Pupecki, Jennifer Hallinan, Juliana Naughton, Wendy Vosburg, and Cindy Purchase. I “One Step Closer” £ K Hjh if I II , P l 1 conning football game and dance we were over-flowing with excitement and energy helping us to gain the title of the most spirited class. At last, after two years of unsuccessful attempts we proved that the class of ' 83 really was number one! In May the prom arrived and after that short memorable event the year quickly In our junior year we returned livlier than ever and we looked to the ex- citing year that was facing us with the determination to make it one of our best. As usual in mid-September we voted for student officers, electing Angela latrou, once again, as presi- dent, Daniel Devaney, Vice- President, Kathleen Hazel, Secre- tary, and Nancy Mitchell as Treasur- er. It wasn ' t long before we were in the full swing of things, selling ban- ners at the football games, sponsor- ing bake sales and raffles, and making plans for the Homecoming Dance. Finally, in November, the week we had been waiting for arrived. It was our year to sponsor Spirit week and with that, along with the Home- came to a close. The last month of school rushed by, leaving us only with recollections of the fun and laughter we had and the unfor- tunate realization that there was only one year remaining to share together as a class. “Looks Like We Made It” On September 1, 1982 as we entered our Senior year we realized that the end of our school life was not far away. We looked forward, with much anticipation, to our future events such as Spirit Week, the Senior Hop, Interclass Dramatics, and Senior Week. Spirit week was early in the year and although we were depressed at it being our last we promised to end our four years with success. We worked together as a class with determination and achieved our goal. The time ticked away and before we realized, March 18 the date of the Hop, had arrived, leaving only two months to spend together. During those last days we spent much of our time recalling our past and the special friends we had found in our classmates, teachers, and advisors. The finale of our four years together came on June 2, the night of our class banquet and two short days afterward was Graduation Day. We accepted our diplomas with pride and fond mem- ories of C.H.S. but the sadness at leaving the school was inevitable. Now we are off to lives and futures of our own and although some of us will never meet again we will always share the cherished moments of our past and the spirit of the Class of ' 83 will live in our hearts forever! On March 18, 1983, as our Senior year marched by, we joined together for yet another memorable occasion. Our last formal function, the Senior Hop, was held at the Leominster K of C and signaled for us, our few days left together as a class. Dancing to the pulsating rhythm of the B. Street Bombers we became rapped up in the moment and the night sped by. However, before ending the evening, seven girls became part of a very special memory. Sally Pupecki was crowned queen, and Paula Kittredge, Jo-Ann Halloran, Kelly Martin, Michelle Gorski, Jerilyn Rauscher and Tracey Nee became members of the court. Through the Years 14 I 15 ENIORVI •TV LIMIT? (ZS ry cl V YEEHauf ijEV ' tN How - | Has mo words ! TO DESCRIK PANTHESSIsBI WLl GO Hj down theH! Junior Marshalls May 10, 1983 was a very special day for the twenty- eight members of the 1983 NHS. We welcomed into our ranks Kathleen Chouinard and Maureen Ward, Nancy Mitchell lit the flaming torch which symbol- izes the society, and speaking about the four corner- stones of the society were Maureen McNally; Schol- arship, Angela latrou; Leadership, John Donohue; Character, and Jody Witkowski; Service. Harold Vanasse was the program director. Daniel McLaughlin, president of the society, presented Miss Carol Ann Hamilton with a gift of our appreciation for her dedication as our NHS advisor. 18 n Student Government Day Delegates International Club 20 y Besides our studies Office Education Association Special Education Class 21 23 J Leo Bachant Vice Principal David Bear Band Brendon J. Bailey Superintendent of Schools William Gosselin Director of Guidance P.P.S. David A. Hazel Principal Michael Armstrong Metals I, II, Wood II Joseph Balvin 24 U.S. History, Psychology, Sociology Madeleine Beaulieu Sharon Bloom Geometry, Algebra III, Human Dev. Resource, Intermed Trigonometry Advanced Math Clothing. Home Ec. Sandra Boroweic Physical Education, Health Joseph Burgwinkle Biology, Health Science James Brodrick Chemistry, Biology II Archie Cataldi Physical Education Edward Davidson Latin I, II, Spanish III Donald Burgwinkle U.S. History, Government Edward Connor Consumer Math, General Math I, II Gerald Foley World History, Current Affairs, F.R.E.S.H. Robert Cooney Algebra II, Geometry, Math I, II 25 Anne Galeski Office Simulation, Data Processing, Typing I, Office Machines Bernard Gaughan Physical Education Donald Gallagher English III, IV Michael Gorrell Electronics I, II, Power Mechanics Joseph Garrity English I, II, Honors English II Carol A. Hamilton Counselor i Terrance Ingano Shorthand I, II, Transcription, Typing II Thomas Joyce David Kilboum Business, Accounting I Algebra I, Calculus Daniel McLaughlin Lois McMurray English I, Honors English I Composition and Research, English II Thomas O ' Connell Edward Philbin Physics, Physical Science I French III, IV, V Gordon Lockhart Biology II, Chemistry, Earth Science, Anatomy Physiology Paul Lowe Business Math, General Business, Business Law, Business Principles Edward Kolifrath Counselor Anne Lugi Spanish II, IV, V David Menard Mechanical Drawing I, II, Architectural Drawing John Philbin Ralph Ricci U.S. History, Current Affairs Civics, World History Dorothy Scanlon John Scarsella English II, III English III, Honors English III, English IV Paul Rodolico Woodworking I, II Thomas Valerio Graphic Arts I, II William Walsh 28 English IV, Honors English IV Cynthia Whalen Art I, II, III Joan Willett Accounting II, Typing I, II Kathleen Wilson French I, II, Spanish I, IV Natalie Palley Special Needs Andrew Vetras Supervisor of Attendance Joanne Gavin Title I Sue Steadman Librarian Dorothy McNamara School Nurse Roberta Belk Special Needs Lynne Vanasse Title I Karen Chamberlain Title I Nelli Nosek Clerk to Superintendent Louis Turini Cafeteria Manager Josephine Kelley Secretary to Superintendent Joseph Ciampaglia Head Chef Ernestine Gibbons Clerk to Principal Mrs. Cecile Despotopulos Secretary to Principal 30 Raymond Steele Cafeteria staff Head Custodian IN MEMOR1AM Live for today, for tomorrow is uncertain! Thomas E. McGeehan Edward J. Grant, Jr. THE GIFT OF LOVE There is nothing on Earth more wonderful More treasured than the gift of love. For it never fades or dies away But grows more precious day by day If you are among the chosen few Thank God for the love that he sent to you And if God calls your love away You can still feel them close at the end of each day And when you are lonely or feeling blue Love fills your heart with memories To let the sun shine through. Frederick R. Houde, 1976, N.E. Poet wr rii Gordon Earl Acker, II Lisa Ann Adshade Steven Robert Ashford Brian Michael Bergeron Laurel L. Amidon Maureen Honnor Bell Fred John Bernard Cheryl Ann Bitter Jill Ann Bailey Joseph Edward Bazydlo Jj k Lynette Carol Bohannon Angela Lee Bouchard Russell Joseph Bowser Richard Scott Boydack Rochelle Tessier Brown Kathy Ann Burdick Jennifer Louise Burke 83 Barbara Katherine Campbell Kevin E. Carroll 34 Elizabeth Joanne Cloutier Gladys Colon Timothy John Connelly David Joseph Connolly 35 L Lisa Ann Correa Michael Charles Coughlin Linda Jean Cozzens John A. Currier Jeanette Marie DeForge Delia Ann Delorey John Patrick Donohue Trine Ingrid Eriksen Joyce Rita Farragher Joyce Julia Farraj Lauren Elizabeth Fitch Gavin J. Fitzpatrick Christopher John Fleury Majorie Ann Franco 37 Karen Marie Gallagher Kenneth P. Gallant Marie Annette Gannon Anthony James Garretti James Patrick Gavin Carole Ann Gelinas David Anthony Gilchrest Michele Anne Gorski Linda Florence-Athina Goulet 38 Michael Joseph Grant Jennifer Ann Hallinan Mary Lacey Hayes Kathleen Rose Hazel ? Tammy Ann Gray Patricia Ann Grimley Ann Valerie Grivakis Jo-Ann Halloran Michael Gary Hauver Dawn Marie Hilbert David J. lacobucci Angela latrou Christine Ruth Hubble Marilyn Frances Kerrigan Elizabeth Jakubowicz 40 Kwang Son Kim Paula Jean Kittredge Heidi Beth Kleinecht Gerald M. Kline Daniel B. Kobus Robert Lee Kohlstrom, Jr. Heidi Sue Krauss Regina Ksepka Serge Joseph Laferriere Michelle Irene Lavallee Robyn Joy LeComte John Edward Les 83 James Paul Lipka Thomas Anthony Lucci i 41 Cathleen Frances Mahan Jeffrey Scott Marhefka Maria A. Marrero Kelly Marie Alden Martin Robert Phillip Martin Brian M. Mayou 83 Michael McAuliffe Donna L. McDonald Daniel Joseph McLaughlin David Michael McLaughlin 42 Maureen Kathryn McNally Daniel Richard McNamara Leo Francis Merlone Mark Robert Milewski Ann Marie Milton Nancy Jean Mitchell Rafael Morales Richard Alan Moran Charles Edward Murphy 44 Susan Elizabeth Notaro Deborah Ann Notartomaso Paul Richard Nugent Shawn F. Nugent Karen T. Oberg Verilyn Ann O’Connell Nancy Patricia Pasquale Michael Patrick O’Toole Theresa Anne Peckham Robert Michael Peto David A. Petricca Wiley Lawrence Piland, Jr. 83 William Francis Potas James Michael Prendergast 45 ji Sally Ann Pupecki Cindy Ann Purchase Jerilyn Jean Rauscher John Francis Raymond Kelly Ann Robinson Keith John Rockel Edgar Lucios Rodriquez Alina Maria Santiago Dennis Patrick Sargent Robert John Savage Daniel Scott Thomas Christine Marie Thompson Kathleen Tobine Alfred Francis Todino 47 Pamela Jean Towne Paula Ann Trayah David Brian Vanasse Harold Anthony Vanasse Wendy Ann Vosburg Philip J. Weihn Kevin Joseph Turcotte 83 Jody Ann Witkowski Maureen Ann Ward Arthur Harold Winkler Santos Zenon, Jr. 48 49 The Effort was there . . . 50 Michael Ciciotte Although this year ' s team, led by tri-captains Bill Potas, Tony Gareffi and Shawn Nugent posted a frustrating 3-7 record, they portrayed a never ending commitment to the team ' s endeavors. Talent in both strength and speed was present even though much of their power was lost to graduation the year before. Nevertheless, the boys ' spirits were not dampered. Joe Bazydlo, Brian Bergeron, Russell Boswer, Mike Ciciotte, Paul Ciciotte, Mike Fredrich, Kwang Kim, Dan McNamara, Dave Petricca and Dave Vanasse set fine examples for the teams to follow in the upcoming years, The boys ' respect for coach Archie Cataldi and assistant coach John Lavelle was evident not just during football season but also throughout the rest of the year. We wish Mr. Cataldi and Mr. Lavelle much luck and success in the future. Paul Ciciotte Michael Friedrich 51 Ml t Shawn Nugent David Petricca David Vanasse William Potas “We’re gonna take you higher!” i 54 J ft ' 4 i. ' . Jill Bailey, Co-Captain Elizabeth Jakubowicz, Co-Captain Cathleen Mahan Sarah Devaney Juliana Naughton Kathleen Hazel 55 Halftime Action Karen Oberg Nancy Mitchell Ann Grivakis Angela latrou Jo-Ann Halloran Jerilyn Rauscher, Head Majorette t Stepping Out Dawn Hilbert, Co-Captain Regina Ksepka, Co-Captain 58 ■ j 59 Marching with the Music Our high school band did more than pro- vide us with an enlivening show during half- time of the football games, it ' s members also delighted the public with their musical talents at their Christmas and Spring con- certs. Under the direction of David Baer, the group practiced deligently to perfect their music for their pleasant performances in the town parades. Lisa Correa was elected President of the band while Robyn LeComte was chosen Secretary. With their leadership and that of Jeanette Deforge and Lynette Bohannon the Gael musicians furnished us with enter- tainment at football rallies. They also shared their gift with the students at the elementary school, and for these we will be forever grateful to them. Lynette Bohannon Lisa Correa Jeanette DeForge Robyn LeComte 61 This year ' s field hockey squad proved to have one of their finest seasons finishing with a 4-8-2 record. The team was led by co- captains Jerilyn Rauscher and Eliza- beth Jakubowicz. The efforts of Kathleen Hazel. Angela latrou, Jill Bailey, Donna McDonald, and Sarah Devaney were great assets leading the team to many great performances on the field. We would like to extend a special thanks to our coach, Mrs. Pamela Reni, who has been with us for four years. Without her patience and understanding we would never have had such a successful season. Kathleen Hazel - 62 Jerilyn Rauscher, Co-captain Elizabeth Jakubowicz Co-Captain Lisa Correa Kara Dickhaut Over One Million Served This year ' s varsity volleyball team retained a better than average season as they almost hit the .500 mark against tough Midland League opponents. Our Seniors Kara Dickhaut, Joyce Farragher and Lisa Correa were the steadying forces throughout each game. Joyce was the squad ' s captain and leader who rallied her teammates through the close contests. Kara and Lisa showed outstanding talent on the courts, especially when they were needed. Due to an ankle injury, Karen Oberg was unable to participate in the games, but her past performances proved that she would have contributed a lot of skill to the team ' s efforts. We would like to extend our appreciation to coach Sandy Boroweic for all the time and dedication she devoted to the team. 64 Joyce Farragher, Captain Karen Oberg 65 They Took Their Best Shot John Currier Patrick Gaughan 66 On the Rebound The 1982-83 girls basketball season proved to be a rebuilding one tor the Gael hoopsters as they chalked up their only victory against the Hudson Hawks. Despite their disappointing record, the Gaels still managed to give 100% of their efforts to the team. With the inspira- tion and guidance of Sandy Boroweic, who returned to her coaching position after a one year leave of absence, the girls not only sharpened their skills, but they learned the meanings of good sportsmanship and determination while in the process. Our three seniors, Reenie McNally, Ann Clisham and Lisa Correa, will truly be missed as they were definitely the bright spots of the season. The perfor- mances of Ann and Reenie centered on their exceptional rebounding and scor- ing abilities while Lisa was the team ' s defensive star. We would like to wish the future squads much success in the years to come. Co-captains and Coach. Lisa Correa Maureen McNally Ann Clisham Hitting It Off Together The 1983 softball season proved to be one of effort and rebuilding. The senior girls, all veterans, combined their strengths with that of fellow teammates to put forth a winning spirit at each game. The pitching expertise of Katie Hazel along with outstanding fielding, hitting, and running by Reenie McNally, Karen Oberg, and Joyce Farragher helped to ease the difficulty of a tough year. Maureen McNally Kathleen Hazel Joyce Farragher Robert Burton Alfred Todino Take Me Out To The Ballgame John Currier, co-captain Joseph Bazydlo 72 Brian McNally Charles Murphy 73 74 Michael Coughlin Kwang Kim Brian Mayou Leo Merlone Swingin’ Single Sole senior Rich Boydack success- fully led the golf team to victory. They ruled the greens throughout the season and were finally rewarded by capturing the Midland League Championship. We hope Rich ' s three years experience and guid- ance will set an example for future C.H.S. golfers. Richard Boydack 76 77 Varsity Volleyball We 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 They Westboro 2 Marlboro 2 Algonquin 2 Hudson 0 Milford 2 Maynard 0 Milbury 2 Westboro 2 Marlboro 2 Algonquin 2 Hudson 0 Milford 2 Maynard 0 Milbury 2 SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD Varsity Football We They 0 Maynard 13 18 Westboro 13 0 Hudson 28 14 Southbridge 28 0 Shrewsbury 7 0 Milford 7 14 Marlboro 28 20 Algonquin 0 14 St. Bernards 8 Girls’ Varsity Basketball We They 26 West Boylston 52 37 Tahanto 41 31 Hudson Catholic 45 30 Shrewsbury 54 19 Maynard 50 47 Marlboro 66 29 Algonquin 59 27 Milford 50 36 Westboro 73 34 Shrewsbury 48 34 Hudson 45 28 Maynard 55 38 Hudson 30 27 Algonquin 60 20 Marlboro 57 33 Milford 57 28 Westboro 76 Varsity Field Hockey We They 0 Maynard 6 2 Hudson 1 0 Milford 2 0 Marlboro 1 2 Shrewsbury 0 0 Westboro 5 0 Algonquin 1 2 Maynard 0 5 Hudson 0 1 Milford 1 0 Marlboro 5 1 Shrewsbury 1 1 Westboro 2 0 Algonquin 4 78 Boys’ Varsity Basketball We They 68 West Boylston 72 75 Hudson Catholic 55 65 Tahanto 49 60 Shrewsbury ’ 57 65 Hudson 72 48 Maynard 65 61 Marlboro 58 51 Algonquin 63 50 Milford 90 48 Westboro 60 57 Shrewsbury 66 69 Hudson 78 52 Maynard 50 74 Algonquin 61 51 Marlboro 73 42 Milford 63 61 Westboro 84 SCOREBOARD Boys’ Varsity Baseball We They 11 Tahanto 0 14 Hudson Catholic 1 11 West Boylston 0 9 Hudson 4 5 Milford 16 6 Maynard 9 9 Shrewsbury 5 11 Westboro 16 4 Algonquin 3 0 Hudson 2 4 Milford 7 5 Maynard 7 0 Marlboro 8 10 Shrewsbury 4 0 Marlboro 9 2 Westboro 10 8 Algonquin 7 Girls’ Varsity Softball We They 16 West Boylston 8 8 Hudson 14 9 Tahanto 4 1 Milford 9 15 Maynard 7 6 Shrewsbury 9 15 Algonquin 6 11 Marlboro 16 0 Westboro 8 7 Hudson 13 3 Milford 5 3 Maynard 5 3 Westboro 10 5 Shrewsbury 12 11 Marlboro 19 5 Algonquin 21 SCOREBOARD f Track We They 65 W. Boylston 80 70 Algonquin 75 60 Hudson 85 68 Maynard 77 63 Milford 82 62 Westboro 83 66 Shrewsbury 79 45 Marlboro 100 SCOREBOARD Golf We They 8’ 2 Milford V2 4 Maynard 5 IV 2 Algonquin iy 2 2 Marlboro 7 5Vz Westboro 3V 2 9 Tahanto 0 4 Westboro 5 6V2 Milford 2’ 2 7 Maynard 2 6 Algonquin 3 7 Marlboro 2 6 Shrewsbury 3 7Vl Shrewsbury 1 ' 2 AWARDS ADSHADE, LISA: Office Education Association, Regional Testing Participant, Shorthand — Salter School Special Recognition Award, Typing Test — Junior Achievement, Administrative Vice-President — Recipient of Worcester County Junior Achievement, 3rd place. Salesmanship Award. BAILEY, JILL: Elected Senator for Student Government Day. BAZYDLO, JOSEPH: Knights of Columbus Best Back Award, Thanksgiving Day Game. BOWSER, RUSSELL: Knights of Columbus Best Lineman Award, Thanksgiving Day Game — Charles B. Brodrick 1st Annual North-South All-Star Football Game. CARROLL, KEVIN: Christian A. Herter Memorial Scholarship. CHOUINARD, KATHLEEN: Outstanding Business Student of the Year Award CONNOLLY, DAVID: Second Place for State Wide Prepared Verbal II Award for Massachusetts Office Education Association. DEFORGE, JEANETTE: United States National Band Award. DEVANEY, DANIEL: Sixth Place State Wide Prepared Verbal Test II for Massachusetts Office Education Association. DONOHUE, JOHN: Good Citizen Award — Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award — Exchange Club Milestones for Freedom Savings Bond. FARRAGHER, JOYCE: Massachusetts Foreign Language Award (Latin) FRANCO, MAJORIE: Office Education Association, State Test, General Clerical II, fifth place — Regional Testing, General Clerical II, third place. FRIEDRICH, MICHAEL: Liberty Bell Medallion and Savings Bond from Clinton Exchange Club. GANNON, MARIE: Best Actress, Senior Year, Interclass Dramatics. GARREFFI, ANTHONY: Knights of Columbus Best Lineman Award, Thanksgiving Day Game — Charles B. Brodrick 1st Annual North-South All-Star Football Game. HALLORAN, JO-ANN: Fifth place General Clerical II, Massachusetts Office Education Association — Second Place General Clerical II, Regional Testing. HAZEL, KATHLEEN: Extemporaneous Communication II, Seventh Place Massachusetts Office Education Association, State Testing — Receptionist II, Sixth Place, Massachusetts Office Education Association. IATROU, ANGELA: Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award — Exchange Club Youth of the Year — Jostens Foundation Recognition Award. JAKUBOWICZ, ELIZABETH: Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award. KERRIGAN, MARILYN: Historian of Office Education Association — Junior Achievement Award, 80 AWARDS Vice-President of Finance — Progressive Award, two years — Executive Award, two years — ROJAC Alternate, two years. LAFERRIERE, SERGE: Holy Cross Book Award, Jr. yr. LUCCI, THOMAS: Best Supporting Actor, Interclass Dramatics, Senior Year. MAHAN, CATHLEEN: Outstanding Business Student of the Year — Second Place Salter School Typing Test — Quinsigamond Community College Typing Contest — Office Education Association Regional Testing Participant, Typing III. MARRERO, MARIA: All-School Spelling Award — Bilingual Reading Award — English as a Second Language Award — Mathematics Award. MCDONALD, DONNA: Massachusetts Office Education Association Communication Specialist II, Seventh Place — Prepared Verbal II, Tenth Place. MCNALLY, MAUREEN: Harvard Prize Book Award — University of Massachusetts Chancellor ' s Award — Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award — Basketball All-Star Team. MCNAMARA, DANIEL: Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award. MITCHELL, NANCY: Harvard Prize Book Award — Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award — Third Place Voice of Democracy Speech Writing Contest — Massachusetts Foreign Language Award (Spanish). MURPHY, CHARLES: Best Supporting Actor, Sophomore Year, Interclass Dramatics. NEE, TRACEY: Best Supporting Actress, Junior Year, Interclass Dramatics — Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award — Exchange Club Milestones for Freedom Savings Bond. NEWTON, DANIEL: Exchange Club Milestones for Freedom Savings Bond. NUGENT, SHAWN: Knights of Columbus Most Valuable Player Award, Thanksgiving Day Game. PASQUALE, NANCY: Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award — Second Place Voice of Democracy Speech Writing Contest. PUPECKI, SALLY: First Place Voice of Democracy Speech Writing Contest — Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award — Massachusetts Foreign Language Award (French). PURCHASE, CINDY: Salter School Typing Contest — Honorable Mention. RAUSCHER, JERILYN: Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award. VANASSE, HAROLD: Worcester Telegram and Gazette Student Achievement Award — University of Massachusetts Chancellor ' s Award. WITKOWSKI, JODY: Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award — Officer of the Year for Junior Achievement, two years. - 81 ■ 83 84 Our Senior week activities began on May 29, 1983 with the annual Baccalaureate Sunday, held in the Mitchell Memorial Auditorium. Reverend Glen Kunst, Pastor of the Church of the Upper Room and former Clinton High Graduate, gave the invocation, address, and benedic- tion. In our minds, we realized that this would be one of the last times we would sit together as an entire class before Graduation Day. 85 86 87 88 “Come Dancin’ ” Thursday night, June 2, 1983, the evening we ' ve all been waiting for finally arrived as we danced up a storm at our class banquet held at the White Cliffs in Northboro. Mu- sic by Glass Leaf along with a great meal and great company combined to make an enjoyable and memorable eve ning. A presentation was made by the class officers to Miss Paula Stark for her many efforts to the class as an advisor during our freshman, sophomore, and junior years. 89 Famous Final Scene June 4, 1983 proved to be “The Famous Final Scene” for the 168 students who received their high school diplo- mas at the Clinton Town Flail. The afternoon began with presentations to our dedicated class advisors Mrs. Anne Galeski and Mr. Edward Davidson for all the time and effort they have contributed during the past years to help our class in all of our activities. The proud relatives and friends of these graduates listened with interest to our commencement speakers Maureen McNally, Nancy Mitchell, Angela latrou, Sally Pupecki and Daniel McNamara. They reminded us of our very special four years we shared as a class, and that we will always have these wonderful memories to look back upon. Now we must look toward the future and all the opportunities it holds for us. A feeling of joy warmed our hearts as fellow classmate Harold Vanasse received his ROTC Scholarship from Lt. Col. Koon of the U.S. Air Force. When the day ended, we left the Town Hall with a sense of pride and accomplishment which will bring us to future successes in the coming years. 90 Is 91 CLASS OF 1983 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL Saturday, June the fourth nineteen hundred and eighty-three at 2:00 P.M. I H TOWN HALL CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTS MHkk PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance ‘ Elgar SELECTION Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key INVOCATION Reverend Edmund Falvy Pastor, Our Lady of the Holy Rosary PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT S. ..... . Angela latrou President, Class of 1983 ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS GIFT Amy Joan Christie President, Class of 1984 REMARKS Brendon J. Bailey Superintendent of Schools STUDENT SPEAKERS Maureen Kathryn McNally Nancy Jean Mitchell Angela latrou Sally Ann Pupecki Daniel Richard McNamara PRESENTATION OF AWARDS David A, Hazel Principal of High School Leo R. Bachant Assistant Principal of High School v ! CLASS OF 1 983 Gordon Earl Acker, II Lisa Ann Adshade Laurel L. Amidon Gary Noel Arsenault Steven Robert Ashford Jill Ann Bailey Joseph Edward Bazydlo Maureen Honnor Bell Brian Michael Bergeron Fred John Bernard Cheryl Ann Bitter Lynette Carol Bohannon Karen Rita Bois Angela Lee Bouchard Russell Joseph Christopher Bowser Richard Scott Boydack Rochelle Marie Tessier Brown Kathy Ann Burdick Jennifer Louise Burke Robert Joseph Burton Barbara Katherine Campbell Kevin E. Carroll Cheryl Ann Casasanto Robert E. Champagne Kathleen Mary Chouinard Michael Joseph Ciciotte Paul Richard Ciciotte Ann Marie Clisham Elizabeth Joanne Cloutier Gladys Colon David Joseph Connolly Lisa Ann Correa Michael Charles Coughlin Linda Jean Cozzens John A. Currier Jeanette Marie DeForge Delia Ann Delorey Daniel Martin Devaney Sarah Towler Devaney Kara Mary Dickhaut David DiLorenzo John Patrick Donohue Trine Ingrid Eriksen Joyce Rita Farragher Joyce Rita Farraj Lauren Elizabeth Fitch Gavin J. Fitzpatrick Christopher John Fleury Marjorie Ann Franco Michael J. Friedrich Michael John Furmaniuk Karen Marie Gallagher Kenneth P. Gallant Marie Annette Gannon Anthony James Garreffi Patrick David Gaughan James Patrick Gavin Carole Ann Gelinas David Anthony Gilchrest Michele Anne Gorski Linda Florence-Athina Goulet Michael Joseph Grant Tammy Ann Gray Donald Leo Grebner II Patricia Ann Grimley Ann Valerie Grivakis Rene Guzman Jennifer Ann Hallinan Jo-Ann Halloran Michael Gray Hauver Mary Lacey Hayes Kathleen Rose Hazel Dawn Marie Hilbert Christine Ruth Hubble David J. lacobucci Angela latrou Elizabeth Jakubowicz Marilyn Frances Kerrigan Kwang Son Kim Paula Jean Kittredge Heidi Beth Kleinknecht Gerald M. Kline Daviel B. Kobus Robert Lee Kohlstrom, Jr. Heidi Sue Krauss Regina Ksepka Serge Joseph LaFerriere Michelle Irene Lavallee Robyn Joy LeComte John Edward Les James Paul Lipka Thomas Anthony Lucci Cathleen Frances Mahan Jeffrey Scott Markefka Maria A. Marrero Kelly Marie Alden Martin Robert Phillip Martin Brian M, Mayou Michael McAuliffe Donna L. McDonald James Patrick McKenna Daniel Joseph McLaughlin David Michael McLaughlin Brian J. McNally James A. McNally Maureen Kathryn McNally Daniel Richard McNamara Leo Francis Merlone Mark Robert Milewski Ann Marie Milton Nancy Jean Mitchell Rafael Morales Richard Alan Moran Linda Robin Morrison Charles Edward Murphy John Joseph Murphy Juliana Erin Naughton Tracey Marie Nee Daniel Scott Newton Laurie A. Notaro Susan Elizabeth Notaro Deborah Ann Notartomaso Paul Richard Nugent Shawn F. Nugent Karen T. O ' Berg Verilyn Ann O ' Connell Michael Patrick OToole Chun Yo Pang Nancy Patricia Pasquale Theresa Anne Peckham Robert Michael Peto David A. Petricca Wiley Lawrence Piland, Jr. William Francis Potas James Michael Prendergast Sally Ann Pupecki Cindy Ann Purchase Jerilyn Jean Rauscher John Francis Raymond Kelly Ann Robinson Keith John Rockel Edgar Lucios Rodriquez Alina Maria Santiago Dennis Patrick Sargent Robert John Savage Richard A. Shaughnessy Arlin Judith Simonetty Thomas Edward Slattery, III David Henry Stewart David Brian Summers Lesly Ellen Swindell Daniel Scott Thomas Christine Marie Thompson Kathleen Tobine Alfred Francis Todino Pamela Jean Towne Paula Ann Trayah Kevin Joseph Turcotte Philip Joseph Turcotte David Brian Vanasse Harold Anthony Vanasse Wendy Ann Vosburg Maureen Ann Ward Philip J. Weihn Arthur Harold Winkler Jody Ann Witkowski William Wong Santos Zenon, Jr. Highest Honor High Honor Honor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS Angela latrou Daniel Martin Devaney . . .Kara Mary Dickhaut . . .Nancy Jean Mitchell CLASS MOTTO If you imagine it, you can achieve it; If you can dr eam it, you can become it. — William Ward CLASS COLORS Maroon and Gold CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Edward P. Davidson Mrs. Anne E. Galeski THROUGH THE YEARS It seems that time has passed before our eyes. Four years have ' gone by, and now we ' re on our own. Our time will be remembered here by all. Each little thing that happened well recall; And as we go our own ways now, well remember what we had. Through the years Through all the good and bad, we ' ve loved the years we ' ve had But now the time has come to say goodbye. Through the years We ' ve waited for this day, but we are sad to say That now we ' re on our way, but we ' ll remember this day Through the years. Our mem ' ries last forever in our hearts. Even though we will have to part, a part of us will stay. As we go on our future slowly turns And just as much as we know we can learn Still well think of things learned here as we go. Through the years. Through the years Through all the good and bad, we ' ve loved the years we ' ve had But now the time has come to say good-bye. Through the years We ' ve waited for this day, but we are sad to say That now we ' re on our way, but we ' ll remember this day Through the years. Words by Michele Gorski 97 Hit Parade Splish Splash — Nancy P. Gimme Something to Grab For — Leo M. The A Team — Honors English Class Space Hunter — Spaz The Guiding Light — Miss Hamilton I Do — Kelly and Shelley Electric Avenue — Vale Street Entertainment Tonight — Sally ' s PAV Party Since You ' re Gone — Miss Stark Slow Ride — Dan Newton Wasted on the Way — The Big Guys Fast Times at Clinton High — Senior Week Just Can ' t Wait — Graduation Day Happy Days — Weekends Under Pressure — Yearbook Staff Meeting a Deadline Goodbye to You — Miss Beaulieu Spring Break — April Vacation Always Something There to Remind Me — Our Yearbook Flashdance — Linda Goulet 20 20 — Pat Gaughan Low Budget — Class Treasury All Day and All of the Night — Nancy ' s Party at the Cape Start Me Up — Currier ' s Car Cuts Like a Knife — Linda ' s Laugh I Can ' t Explain — Calculus Lucky Ones — Seniors Let the Good Times Roll — Homecoming, Prom and Hop Turn Me Loose — 2:09 Singin ' in the Rain — Dave Stewart at Jerilyn ' s Party New Kid in Town — Chun Yo Pang Chain Reaction — Nikes Separate Ways — Graduates The Gambler — Chuck Murphy Breathless — The Basements Sanctuary — Maffei ' s PATRONS Mrs. Janice Ashford Mr. Joseph McNally Mr. 8c Mrs. Jean Paul Bernard Mr. 8c Mrs. Martin A. McNamara Mr. 8c Mrs. Kevin Ciciotte Margaret A. Belmore 8c Francis L. Merlone Mr. 8c Mrs. Edward Davidson Mr. 8c Mrs. John Mitchell Mr. 8c Mrs. David 1. Dickhaut Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph P. Notaro Mr. 8c Mrs. James Farragher Mr. 8c Mrs. John F. Nugent Mrs. Doris M. Fleury Dr. 8c Mrs. David OToole Mr. Rona ld A. Furmaniuk Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph H. Pasquale Mr. 8c Mrs. Bernard F. Gaughan Mr. 8c Mrs. James F. Peto Mrs. Barbara Gelinas Mr. 8c Mrs. Carl J. Petricca Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph F. Grimley Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph Prendergast Mr. 8c Mrs. Sevi lacobucci Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard R. Pupecki Mr. 8c Mrs. Steve latrou Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert Purchase Mr. 8c Mrs. Ronald Jakubowicz Mr. 8c Mrs. Kenneth W. Rauscher Mr. 8c Mrs. John Kerrigan, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Douglas J. Raymond Mr. 8c Mrs. John P. Kittredge Mrs. Gloria Shaughnessy Mr. 8c Mrs. Norman LaFerriere Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas E. Slattery Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald FeComte Mr. 8c Mrs. Stanley G. Stewart Mr. 8c Mrs. Edward Les Mr. 8c Mrs. Flarold J. Thompson Mr. 8c Mrs. Edward T. Mahan Mr. 8c Mrs. Raymond Trayah Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert F. Martin Mr. 8c Mrs. Flarold A. Vanasse Mr. 8c Mrs. Franklin R. McDonald Mr. 8c Mrs. Francis Ward Mr. 8c Mrs. Francis McNally Mr. 8c Mrs. Flarold J. Winkler Best of Luck to The Class of 1983” from Shawmul Worcester County Bank, N.A. 100 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives. — Robert Maynard Hutchins THE CLINTON TEACHERS ' ASSOCIATION 101 With our sincere best wishes CLINTON SAVINGS BANK CLINTON 200 Church St 365-4591 STERLING 33 Main St 422-8133 BOLTON Rte 117 at the Salt Box 779-2857 ALL DEPOSITS INSURED IN FULL Seniors are Particular . . . and so are ®e. Stuctca SunCutytott , TD otoyxafc ty °v located jvy 9 cQLomAb pajrk ra-XAOE, X79 CAMBRiDQ ST. c RIB 3A ) BUIELWOTOJO:, AIAS . 01 03 ; Ti0. P H0 n Z 700 COLOR POPjriV ' T � “WHDOINO - JS TG % FIVWl5XrCr - eOMA ER£lAI. 103 Best of Luck in the future to the class of 1983 The Weetabix Company, Inc. By Appointment to H.M Queen Elizabeth II Manufacturers of Breakfast Cereals Weetabix Limited Burton. Latimer By Appointment to H.M Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Manufacturers of Breakfast Cereals Weetabix Limited Burton, Latimer 20 CAMERON STREET, CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTS, 01510 Telephone No (617) 368-0991 Telex No 920450 104 Inter fiationa THE INTERNATIONAL GOLF CLUB Congratulations Class of 1983 105 (617) 365-3541 Jack ' s Restaurant BANQUETS OR SNACK’S — JUST CALL JACK’S 212 HIGH ST. JACK PAT SARGENT CLINTON, MA 01510 Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from LEOMINSTER CREDIT UNION 106 Best of Luck CLINTON EXCHANGE CLUB Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 A ortech Division of Northern Petrochemical Company 107 Best Wishes for Lifelong Success Class of ' 83 CLINTON TIRE COMPANY, INC. Rte 110 Allen St. Clinton, MA 01510 Linwood 8c Maureen Hardy, Proprietors Good Luck to the Students of The Class of 1983 CLINTON V.F.W. POST 523 108 Good Luck to the Clinton High School Class of 1983 ITT SURPRENANT DIVISION Clinton, MA 01510 Best Wishes from I.T.A.M. Vets Post 68 Clinton 109 Congratulations! Class of 1983 from CARBOLON CORP. NYPRO INC 101 Union Street Clinton, MA 01510 617-365-9721 NYPRO CONTRACT MANUFACTURING OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY PLASTICS COMPONENTS AND ASSEMBLIES THE NYPRO COMPANIES AI-KUNG PLASTICS CORP. AUTOMATED ASSEMBLIES CORP. NYDEN INC. NYLAMATION INC. NYLAND NYPRO HONG KONG LTD. NYPRO ILLINOIS INC. NYPROMAS NYPRO PUERTO RICO INC. NYPRO SOLUS LTD. PYROTHERM SWISSTECH INC. 110 Best of Luck from Clinton Firefighters Association Best Wishes to the students of Clinton High School ' s Class of 1983 CLINTON ROTARY CLUB Congratulations to the Class of 1983 ROBERT SLEEPER BUS CO. 111 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 from Clinton Police Association BEST WISHES from CLINTON TURN VEREIN CORPORATION Best Wishes For A Successful Future THE VAN BRODE GROUP, INC. Congratulations from Mr. 8c. Mrs. Robert J. McNally Sr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert J. McNally Jr. 112 Compliments of Droogan Electrical Best of Luck from Clinton Plastics Inc. Best Wishes Innamorati Bros., Inc. 919 Main Street Clinton, MA General Contractors 113 CLINTON SANDWICH SHOP Best home-made food in town. Eat here or take out. Corner Main 8c Brook Streets. 365-9078 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1983 365-7696 GUY BERTHIAUME Roofing 8c Siding General Contractor 366 Berlin St. Clinton, Mass. Best of Luck to the Class of 1983 from KINNEAR INSURANCE CO. 114 Dance into Success CONGRATULATIONS TO THE class of 83 CLASS OF 1983 WERBER 8c ROSE Dance Education Centre COMPANY 50 High Street Clinton, MA 365-7082 Ballet Tap Jazz Acrobatics Good Luck “83 BODY WORK PAINTING BUTCH’S AUTO BODY MAIN ST. BOLTON, MASS. 01740 SHOP 779-6997 FRAME WORK HOME 365-9253 Patrick Auto Sales 633 Main St. Clinton, MA Wishes The Class of 1983 Good Luck 115 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 INJECTRONICS, INC. • ONE UNION STREET CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTS 01510 617 368-8701 Injectronics PERFECTION IN PLASTICS PDAILY ITEMJ 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 Congratulations To The Class of 1983 Good Luck Seniors J. CARDOZA MACHINERY CO., INC. 116 GOOD LUCK from MCLAUGHLIN ' S AUTO SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS OF LANCASTER — STERLING LUMBER CO., INC. Congratulations to the Class of ' 83 We wish you success and happiness in the future McDonald’s 1040 Main Street Clinton, MA Joseph H. Casasanto Dorothy Casasanto Giuseppe’s Italian Villa Homemade Italian Food 37 High Street Take out service Clinton, Mass. Tel. 365-2168 117 Best Wishes and Good Luck To The Class of 83 Sheer Madness Best of Luck Seniors! LANCASTER GRAIN 8c SUPPLY CO., INC. Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of 1983 The Daughters of Penelope PHAIA Chapter 191 Best of Luck for Successful Futures CLINTON EMBLEM CLUB 56 Good Luck 83 Lou ' s Diner Chestnut Hill Clinton, MA R.L. JOYCE Floor Covering 8c Carpeting 773-781 Main St. Lancaster, MA 01523 365-5734 TODAY ' S EYEWEAR 365-2955 LANCASTER OPTICAL SHOPPE Wesley E. Schumacher, Optician 131 Main Street Mon.-Fri. 10:00-5:30 So. Lancaster, Mass. 01561 Thurs. 10:00-9:00 Congratulations 8c Best Wishes LANCASTER FUEL, INC. BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS FERGUSON REST HOME Good Luck Class of 1983 from Mr. 8c Mrs. Steve latrou Congratulations! A.C. Parker 8c Sons, Inc. Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 from Mr. 8c Mrs. Mcrell Best Wishes from SHENANIGANS BOUTIQUE Care ™ S 1 HOUR CLEANING ON THE PREMISES Terrace Plaza, High St. Congratulations from L. RAUSCHER 8c SONS, INC. 118 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Best of Luck from WHITNEY BROS. OIL CO. INC. O ' MALLEY ' S SUNOCO 531 Main Street 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE 27 OLIVE ST., CLINTON, MA 01510 Clinton, MA 01510 PHONE: 365-2644 Best Wishes to the Clinton High School Class of 1983 O ' BRIEN JOHNSON, INC. 119 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from WILLIAM REISNER CORPORATION Best Wishes Seniors ROBERT M. BAILEY Attorney and counsellor at Law 211 High Street Clinton, MA 01510 Good Luck to You All LANCASTER PHARMACY, INC. 162 Main Street South Lancaster, MA 01561 Best Wishes for Successful Futures JEFFREY — PHILBIN FUEL CO. INC. Good Luck 1983 Graduates I. I. Construction Co. Congratulations and Best of Luck from POLISH AMERICAN VETERANS 120 Good Luck from Compliments of TOWN OF CLINTON BOARD OF SELECTMEN La Casa Mia Best Wishes GOULD LAW OFFICES 270 HIGH STREET CLINTON, MA 01510 617-365-4569 CONGRATULATIONS CRYSTAL CAFE, INCORPORATED COMPLIMENTS OF VARISE BROS. FLORISTS ICCMC 1 46-21 9F ICCMC 150-125 MDPU 21656 TEL. (617) 368-8307 GEO. J. OBERG G.J. Oberg Trucking COAST TO COAST FULLY INSURED Good Luck 83 P.O. BOX 23 CLINTON, MASS. 01510 CENTRAL AUTO PARTS, INC. When The Name Is NAPA The Standard Is Quality ' ' 625 MAIN ST. CLINTON, MA 01510 Phone 365-9784 121 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Jf Cu % • — — % Con ' Best Wishes from NORTHEND CAFE INC. 815 MAIN STREET P.O. BOX 44 CLINTON, MA 01510 LINCOLN DISCOUNT DRUGS 300 HIGH ST. — TERRACE SHOPPING CENTER GUARANTEED LOWER PRESECRIPTION PRICES PHONE 368-0981 Good Luck to the Class of 1983 from WACHUSETT LIQUORS Mello ' s ARMY NAVY 45 HIGH STREET CLINTON, MA 01510 Estelle Elegant Fashions Woodruff Plaza “From a K-friend Clinton, MA 01510 in Woodruff Plaza ' ' Specializing in Bridals — Attendants — Mothers — Guest — Prom and special occasion gowns 122 Hours Daily 11:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Fri. 8t Sat. 11:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Sun. Hoi. 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Closed on Tuesday Take Out Orders 365-9052 365-9425 844 High Street Route 110 Clinton, Mass. Jung Wong $ l [fb Restaurant Best of Luck HASTINGS PACKAGE STORE Special LOW Weekly Specials!!! % Special Prices for Holidays 43 Class of ' 83 OPEN A Wachusett Cablevision Mon. to Thurs. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. 360 High Street Fri. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. MR Call Sonny or Leona 365-7159 220 High St. Clinton, Mass. Best Wishes from Dr. Mrs. Anthony J. Sanginario HARMONY HILL CANDIES 1160 Main Street Clinton, MA 01510 Home of the Executive Cookie WILLIAM T. McGRAIL THOMAS F. McQUOID McGRAIL AND McQUOID Best of Luck COUNSELORS AT LAW to the Class of 1983 162 CHURCH STREET Clinton Electric Motor Service CLINTON, MA 01510 TEL. (617) 365-2956 123 O jc Cjrille IRestaurant 35 SOLOMON POND RD. NORTHBOROUGH. MA 01532 l nhorf’c “Specialists in xODCll S preserving precious memories” IX. 1 holography Weddings Portraits • Legal • Commercial Evenings by appointment only Telephone: 365-7847 234 Oak Street Clinton. Mass. 01510 Good Luck from CLINTON REGIONAL RADIO CLUB Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 HERBERT UPTON COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER 181 Chestnut Street Clinton, Massachusetts Congratulations from ALLIED TOOL DIE, INC. Good Luck Class of 1983 CLINTON MOTOR MART, INC. Compliments of McNALLY ' s COCKTAIL When you can get the best, don ' t mess with the rest. Get DESIGNS IN COLOR 11 Clifton Street FITCHBURG, MA TEL. NO. 342-8279 Good Luck to the Graduates of 1983 from CLINTON MOTOR MART, INC. Corner Main 8r Roma Streets Clinton, MA 124 With our compliments . . . GODDARD NEWS INC. 114 High St. Clinton, MA Go For It Seniors! C.H.S. Girls Volleyball Compliments of Stuka ' s Watch Shop Best of Luck from T.F. Burke, Inc. Best Wishes JON ' S PIZZA HOUSE from THE ACRE MARKET ICE CREAM Best Wishes Graduates Best Wishes O ' MALLEY INSURANCE AND from REAL ESTATE AGENCY Scott Associates, Inc. Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1983 GUARANTY BANK 8c TRUST COMPANY Best Wishes from ANGIE ' S, INC (617) 368-8761 PARKER MOLDING PARKER STREET — CLINTON, MASS. 01510 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 J. LEE PLANK, JR. (800) 225-9050 VICE PRESIDENT PLANTS: BALTIMORE, MD — CLINTON, MA $3olt ' jif) American Veterans! 8c Suxtliarp 3tu. jlnrorpnratrb fBay H. 194r (Ulintmt, fHaBBarlfUBrttB 126 Compliments of STEPHEN P. MANSOUR, D.M.D. Practice Limited to Orthodontics The Salt Box 626 Main Street Bolton, MA 01740 Tel: 779-5319 Best Wishes Kennedy ' s Market Best Wishes to the Class of 83 from DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION WE ' VE ENJOYED THESE FOUR YEARS, WE ' LL REMEMBER YOU ALWAYS. WISHING YOU THE BEST THAT LIFE HAS TO OFFER, FROM MR. MRS. EDWARD DAVIDSON FAMILY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM MR. 8c MRS. RONALD JAKUBOWICZ GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM DR. 8c MRS. DAVID M. OTOOLE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM MR. 8c MRS. HAROLD A. VANASSE WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST FROM MR. 8c MRS. JOHN MITCHELL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM MR. 8c MRS. RICHARD R. PUPECKI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM MR. 8c MRS. THOMAS E. SLATTERY 128 BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS CLASS OF 1983 from CLINTON COUNCIL 1701 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Complete GO FOR IT CLASS OF Car Care Center 1983 from PROMPT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Clinton Tire Company AUGHNMENT SPECIALISTS fires for the long run nzuvLOJp RTE. 110 8c ALLEN ST. CLINTON, MASS. 01510 (617) 365-2794 129 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 from PHILBIN FUNERAL HOME 176 WATER STREET CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTS 01510 STEPHEN J, COMEAU RAYMOND A. PHILBIN DIRECTOR TEL. 365-6872 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from W.J. Coulter Press 130 ALL THE BEST FROM VITONE ' S BARBERSHOP GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1983 FROM BELFONTE CLEANERS PHONE: 365-9070 165 HIGH STREET CLINTON, MASS. 01510 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM HELEN ' S TAILORING 62 BOYLSTON STREET CLINTON, MASS. 365-2637 (617) 365 9801 Vito s Shell Service AUTO REPAIRS, TIRES, BATTERIES 2 MINUTE CAR WASH VITO KLOCZKOWSKI Owner 219 BROOK ST CLINTON, MA 01510 BEST WISHES FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE FROM STATE REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM CONSTANTINO, JR. MUCH SUCCESS SENIORS FROM J.C. PENNEY BEST OF LUCK FROM TONY PELICAN, PROP. TONY ' S BRIDGE DINER HOME 582-6846 57 MAIN STREET, BOX 242 AND CATERING SERVICE TELEPHONE LANCASTER, MASS. 01523 365-9853 GO FOR IT CLASS OF 1983! FROM DAVID B. SUMMERS CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB WELL DONE! FROM F D PLASTICS, INC. PROCESSORS OF ALL THERMO PLASTIC MATERIALS ROGER J. ROSBURY, Pres. 144 FLAGG STREET 61 7-365-9738 CLINTON , M A 01 51 0 BEST WISHES FROM 1061 LANCASTER AVENUE LUNENBURG, MA 01462 WROUGHT IRON WORK CARVED WOOD SIGNS PS. salwa WONDERSMITH IRON SHOP H.G. ARMSTRONG ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS 582-6441 CUSTOM BLACKSMITHING 131 GOOD LUCK TO THE BEST OF LUCK GRADUATES CLASS OF 1983 FROM FROM EMPIRE EQUIPMENT SALES MR. 8c MRS. ROBERT F. MARTIN CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FROM CLASS OF 1983 FROM PARKER MOLDING CO. MR. 8c MRS. ROBERT PURCHASE MOLDING OF ALL THERMO PLASTIC 140 BROOK ST. CLINTON, MASS. 01510 BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS FROM ALL THE BEST TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM Tel. 368-8349 SCHWARTZ TRUCK PARTS Richard Milewski Home Building Remodeling 6 Nugent Ave. Clinton, Mass. 01510 BEST WISHES TO THE BEST WISHES ' 83 CLASS OF 1983 FROM FROM GILBERT D. 8c ELEANOR CURRIER CLINTON SHEET METAL CO. 132 Memories Picture yourself At a desk in a classroom Racking your brain To receive a good mark Think of the night When you danced with your loved one Amongst your friends Yet alone in the dark Recall the games That were filled with high spirits Your anxious face Never hid all that pride Look back in time To the raffles and bakesales The work was hard But results showed you tried Remember clubs And your special achievements The faculty too That made you who you are Reflect on thoughts Of great joys and deep sorrows Let memories soar To bring you near and far These years have passed Now your voice is an echo Friends have all gone The departure was sad Hold the world now Take the good that it offers Give in return The same chance that you had Tracey Nee Class of 1983 — — —II1I—1W— — imim—i —Hi III I AUKi