Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1986 volume:

0 cS? £ «• ' A A ' V MISSING YOU You have given us so much of vour time along this stairway of life with th.it extra lilt to dream on to our future — for this we cannot thank vou enough. When we were in a state of contusion. vou gave us guidance. When we were going down. vou always had a bit of humor tor us. We ' ve shared many good times-bad times” together, and the devotion vou always gave to us will be remembered in our hearts. So to you, Paul Colombo and L. Bonnie Morrison, we dedicate this yearbook and simply sav — “Thank you.” 3 EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY Nine to Five She Blinded Me With Science” Let’s Dance” “Goin’ Mobile [ ist and Shout” Darn ing Mat hint | ust a Gigolo” 4 5 ADMINISTRATION William Gosselin Carol Ann Hamilton Edward Kolifrath Director of Guidance Pupil Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Personnel ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Josephine Kelley Secretary to Superintemlant Elizabeth Sweatland Secretary to Principal Nellie Nosek Clerk to Superintendant Sharon DiMeco Clerk to Principal ENGLISH William Walsh Chairman Jean DeCesare Joseph Garrity Daniel McLaughlin L. Bonnie Morrison Dorothy Scanlon John Scarsella Joanne Gavin Glaire Lent MATH David Kilbourn Chairman Madeleine Beaulieu Edward Connor Richard Wolfberg SCIENCES William Colombo Chairman 8 Elizabeth I lendrickson Gordon Lockhart Thomas O’Connell SOCIAL STUDIES losep Ch; h Balvin aairman Donald Burgwinkle Gerald Foley John Philbin Ralph Ricci FOREIGN LANGUAGES Edward Davidson Margaret Dorsey Anne Fallon Kathleen Wilson BUSINESS Terrance Ingano Chairman Anne Galeski Thomas Joyce Paul Lowe Jane Walsh PHYSICAL EDUCATION Joan Willett Bernard Gaughan Chairman Beverly Menegus Noreen Beaulieu Arc hie Cataldi Sharon Bloom William Wiliams Cynthia Whalen Chairperson Elizabeth Nardini David Baer Dorothy Trapp ART, MUSIC, AND HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS David Menard Paul Morrison Thomas Valerio George Willis BILINGUAL Cecily Marshall Director Dorcas Baker SPECIAL NEEDS Marilee Anderson Bernice Basset Roberta Belk Norma Duggan Maryann Surette 12 Lynn Vanasse Linda Webb Joseph Ciampaglia Head CheT e Dorothy McNamara School Nurse Raymond Steele Dead Custodian Cafeteria Staff (1 to r) C. Peto, C. Flannagan, A. Liddy, K. Duffy, E. Silvester, L. Parker, E. Burgwinkel Joan Strang Librarian WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS Andrew Vetras Supervisor of Attendance 13 SINCE YOU’RE GONE Michael Armstrong Sandra Borowiec Joseph Burgwinkle Robert Cooney Jennie Fraser Michael Gorrell Karl Mcllvaine Lois Mac Murray Nancy O’Neil Natalie Bailey Paul Rodolico Sue Steadman 14 IN MEMORIAM A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influerice stops. — Henry Adams We were all saddened by the news of the passing of Mr. Donald Gallagher, a greatly respected member of the English Depart- ment. For 14 years Mr. Gallagher taught his students not only the routine lessons of grammar, composition, and literature, but also shared with them the wealth of knowledge that he had acquired through his experiences outside of the classroom. His wry sense of humor often brightened up an otherwise dreary day. His presence here was a credit to Clinton High School, and he will surely be missed by all who knew him. Mr. Donald J. Gallagher 1930-1985 16 4 Lisa Jean Marie Cynthia R uth Ashford Baer Lori Ann Baird lames Martin Bell Cecile Jean Charles H. Amy Sue Karin Bernard Bernard Bertniaume Bitter Dean M. Gina Marie Randall John Jacqueline Christine Bosselman Boston Boydack Burke Beverly Cruz Caban Elisa Ann Casasanto Tracy Ann Casavecchia Cindy Chart rand Kevin David Anthony .S ' . Francis John James P. Ciciolte Clark Coleman III Collins 18 Edward John William Francis Nancy Ellen Kevin F. Correa Coughlin Cozzens Crowley Tobias John Laura L. Kristeti Ann Bruce D. Crowley Cummins DeCesare Desmarais David A. Diaz Jose R. Diaz III Michael P. Dickhaut Julie Ann Duffy 19 Michael Patrick Duffy David John Farragher Philip P. Favart, Jr. Susan Marie Fitch Angela Teresa Richard David Darlene M. Mary Katherine Forgione Forte Foster Friedrich Laurie Ann Frisch Tracy Sue Frye Kathleen Patricia Gadomski Gorinne Gallant Joseph M. Denise Mary Dennis Edward Seth Thomas Garofoli Giard Giard Gonyea Patricia Ann Gorham Doreen Jeannette Gorski Alain G. Goulet Heidi Marie Gutman Elizabeth Mary High Angeline Holka Pamela Marie Iacobucci 21 Joanne Christopher Brian Karen Marie Bernadette Iatrou Jewett Johnson Kara Peter James M. Kittredge Lisa Ann Kobus Kenneth Paul Kohlstrom Robert Joseph Larose Lisa Ann Susan Mark K. Kimberly Suzanne iMvallee Loebig Lutes Mac Lean 22 David John Julie Ann Jeanette Paul W. Madaocks Magowan Maldonado Mayou Suzanne Irene Mary McGrail Rui S. Medeiros Luis Alberto Mendez Diane Elizabeth Milton Herminio Jr. Molina Alesha Marie Monteiro Lois Marie Morabito Daniel C. Morabito Humberto John Thomas James John Kimberly Ann Morales. Jr. Moran Morin Mullaney Ellen Roberta Murphy Lori Ann Nilsson Todd Michael Nugent Walter Francis O’Connor Sean Francis Kimberly Marie Chong Kuk Gayle Lynn O’Donnell Oberg Rang Perdue 24 Lisa Marie Petel Karen Marie Philbin Ronald John Pierce Michael Stephen Pizza James J. Potas Ann Mane Prentice John M. Pulnik Russell R. Quinn Robert Edward John Edmund Crystal Lee Edgar Rabideau Racz Ringland Romero 25 William Anthony Rouleau Samantha Mane Salwa Arlene Jeanette Santiago Joseph Michael Sawyer Tina Mane Todd Richard Rosellen M. Nancy Jane Schmidt Sowa St. Cyr Swindell 26 Patricia Sharon Weego Donna Mane Witkowski Mary Patricia Ward John Lawrence Wattu We’ve come too far to turn around Keep on reaching for higher ground We’ve had our ups We’ve had our downs Let nothing in the world Turn us around ’Cause we’re almost there We’re almost there . . . Brian and Eddie Holland 2 CELEBRATION Celebrat e good times, come on! Some of the best times we shared together during our time at Clinton High involved the pageantry surround- ing the annual Spirit Week festivities. It was then when we temporarily put our academic worries aside and instead con- centrated on showing our Gael Spirit for the Class of ' 86. Although overall victory eluded our grasp each time, we managed to score our share of points in the various competitions, including the Class Cheer, which we succeeded in winning in each of our four years. And who can forget our hall-decorating triumph Junior Year? No matter what the outcome was, each year we strengthened the many bonds of friendship between us and grew closer together as a class, all w hile “celebrating” our high school years together. 2 H 29 INTO THE NIGHT Topping oft Spirit Week was t lie evening that we eagerly awaited — the Homecoming Dance. We were all dressed to kill as we boogied “into the night” to our favorite tunes, plaved b W ' AAF’s Jeff Berlin. Gina Boston’s “daydreams” came true as she was crowned Homecoming Queen. Her court consisted of Lori Baird, Doreen Gorski, Tina Schmidt, and Patti Weego. Our “sharpest dressed man” was Toby Crowley, whose court included Chuck Bernard, Alain Goulet, Mark Lutes, and John Moran. No doubt about it, the Homecoming Dances gave us some of the w ildest times we had together, and surely some of the most memorable. 30 31 HEAVEN As the sweet smell of spring filled the air our attention turned to the “gala event of our Junior Year — the prom, which was held at the Holiday Inn in Marlboro. We all looked absolutely “marvelous in our gowns and tuxedos, making for some difficult decisions for the judges who had to determine the Royal Court. Pam Iacobucci emerged as the Queen, and she was accompanied by a court of Lisa Lavallee, Suzanne McGrail, Alesha Monteiro, and Mary Pat Ward. Kevin Ciciotte was chosen King, with Mike Duffy, Walter O’Connor, Mike Pizza, and Rob Rabideau acting as Courtiers. As “Fantasia” played our theme, it seemed as if we were in our own private “Heaven.” VI BORN TO BE WILD in 11. hris ( ravedi 12. Lisa Petel 13. lulie Magowan 14. Ijori Baird 15. Crystal Ringlancl 16. Chong Bang 17. F.ltsa C.asasanto 18. Beth High 19. ( ozzens 20. I 1 1 1 1 Racz 21. Kim MacLean 22. I uis Mendez 23. Setn Gonyea 24. Sam Salwa 25. Amy Berth iaume 26. Iaura Cummins 27. Cindy Baer 28. I.isa kobus 29. Joe Sawyer 30. |ack VVaitu 31. Kathy Cadomski 32. Patti Weego33. John Moran 34. Beverly 15. J kie Burkt 56. Suzie McGrail 37. Toby Crowlev 38. Kim Mullaney 39. I.isa Ashford 40. Joe Garofoli 41. Kristen DeCesare 42. Lisa Lavallee 43. Cmdv Chartrand 44. Walter O’Cajnnor 45. Mike Pizza 10. Susan Fitch 47. Ann Premia is. ' raig Wallac e49. 50. I ran ( ol man 51. Gecile Bernard 52. Katie Friedrich 53. Nancy Swindell 54. Angela Forgiom 55. Kim Oberg 56. F.lisha Valerio 57. Maldonadt 58 Romero 59. Km Medriro 60. I)a e Farraeher 61. Karen Philbin 62. . C. ' I ' W ' ft 39 — 7 IV w X 40 tmof 42 ioG 1 - STUDENT LEADERS Patricia Weego President Walter O’Connor Vice-President Lori Baird Secretary Gina Boston Treasurer During our final year at Clinton High, these students were chosen to represent our graduating class. Through their continuing efforts and diligent work, they made our Senior year a successful one. We owe them our gratitude for their dedication to the Class of ’86. EXECUTIVE BOARD I. to R: Joanne Iatrou, Kristen DeCesare, Julie Duffy. REGIONAL STUDENT LOCAL STUDENT ADVISORY ADVISORY COUNCIL COUNCIL Fran Coleman, David Farragher. Ellen Murphy, Joe Clisham, Kristen McNamara, Lori Baird. Missing: Cnarles Bernard. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY DELEGATES Alesha Monteiro, David Farragher. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE Walter O ' Connor, Ellen Murphy, Fran Coleman, David Farragher, Robert Larose, Khiern Tran, Sean O’Donnell, Michael Pizza. 47 SPECIAL NEEDS Back Row L to R: Roberta Belk — teacher. Maria Garcia — substitute teacher, Corinne (.allant. Sari Jarvinen, Juan Otero, Marilee Anderson — teacher. Seated L to R: Karen Philips. Joseph Philie, Cherinlee Loiselle, Patricia Menicutch. Missing: Virginia Knight, Peter Battennerg, Ray, Marcus, Randy. 4H MATH CLUB In its first year of organization, the Math Club joined the Worcester County Math League, and had a fine showing in their competition. The team placed first in their division in the third meet, and tied for third in the fourth meet, with Chong Pang and Jack Wattu receiving the highest scores. Chong was also awarded third place in the Fitchburg State College Math Contest. Standing L to R: Kip Zoll, Jennifer Baer, Larry O’Connell, Mark Pizza, Kevin Pulnik, Tracey Plante, |ulie Vitone, Miss Beaulieau, Shannon O’Connell, Patti Weego, Khiem Tran. Seated L to R: |ack Wattu, John Racz, Chong Pang. OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION L to R: Mrs. Willet, Karen Roach, Patty Gorham, Denise Giard, Patty Bahosh, Lori Nilsson, Tracey Janda, Kim Mullaney. Missing: Lisa Ashford, Lisa Bazydlo, James Bell, Bobbi-Jo Parker. President: James Bell Vice-President: Patty Gorham Secretary: Lori Nilsson Treasurer: Kim Mullaney Historian: Lisa Ashford On January 30, 1986, students from Clinton High, Marlboro High, and Wachusett Regional participated in the Regional rest- ing held at Clinton High. It resulted in two CHS O E A members, Patty Gorham and Lori Nilsson, placing in Typing 1 1 1 tests. 49 SPANISH CLUB This ear the Spanish Club oil tiers were: President — David Farragher. Vice-President — Mike Williamson, Secretary — Ellen Murphy. Treasurer — Christa Bovdack, Activities Committee — |en Baer. Marv Rouleau. Susan Fitch. Paula Rutowski. L to R: Alesha Monteiro, Beverly Cruz, Elisha Valerio, Lisa Petel, Gina Boston, Lori Baird, David Farragher, Ellen Murphy, James Morin, Christopher Jewett, Kim Oberg, Gayle Perdue, Susan Fitch. BAKER’S AUDIO-VISUAL DOZEN TEAM L to R: Standing — Cecile Bernard, Ri hard Forte, Eddie Bernard, Mrs I rapp. Seated — Nancy Wilson, Marisol Rodriguez, Kerrie Baer, U is Morabilo, Ann Prentice, Dennis Giard, Lisa Chase, Crys- tal Ringland. L to R: Bcrnadino Rivera, Michael Lucht, Frank Goguen, Michael Kane, Russell Kane, James O’Leary, Dixie Ordung, Kevin Spear, Kevin Pulnik. sMBMi YOUTHS OF THE MONTH Back row, L to R: Mike Pizza, Chong Pang, Joe Sawyer, Walter O’Connor, Khiem I ran. Front row, L to R: Lori Baird, Amy Berthiaume, Gina Boston, Julie Duffy, Ellen Murphy. Missing: Patricia Weego. INTERNATIONAL CLUB During the first year of its “resurrection,” the International ( Hub, advised by Mr. Edward Philbin, proved to be very rewarding. In the fall, we traveled to Boston to see the Renoir Exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts, and also received a tour of the Isabelle Stuart Gardner Museum. During the holiday season we sponsored a sale of German Advent Calendars. In March, we embarked on a day trip to New York City, where we appropriately toured the United Nations, as well as viewing “A Chorus Line” on Broadway. Afterwards, we dined at the famous “Mama Leone’s.” We would like to thank Mr. Philbin and our officers for their contributions to a successful year. Officers, Front row, L to R: Vice President — Jeannie Rabideau, President — Suzanne McGrail, Secretary Treasurer — Colleen Liddy. 51 BAND CHORUS Standing L to R: |im Biitklev. 1 isa Giansanti, Shannon O ' Connell, Jen Mac Lean, rony Lopez, Scott Ordung, April Perkins, Jen C Ireen. Kneeling L to R: Pattv Cowles, Debbie Giansanti, Dave Montroy, Theresa Cowles, Debbie Cannon. Standing L to R: Heather O’Malley, Lois Casassanto, Jennifer Bracy, Adie Marsh, Debbie Giansanti, Julie High, Dora Ringland, Karen Rockel. Seated: Christine Cordi. Missing: Jen MacLean, Missy Moody, Hayme Nater, Serena Soro, Patty Bahosh, Rosie Perez. INTERCLASS DRAMATICS “COMIN’ ROUND THE MOUNTAIN” Our 1986 entry was a “smash hit” that included outstanding performances from the entire cast, especially John Racz, who was awarded “Best Actor” for playing the role of Zeke. We extend our appreciation to Mr. Colombo and Mrs. Morrison for their ef forts to make our play a success. “We’ll be headin’ down that mountain purty soon. We’ll be headin’ down that mountain purty soon. And though this is our last year here. We want to make it real clear, We will carry our Gael Spirit to the moon.” L to R: Mike Pi a. Cindy Chartrand, Beth High, John Rat , Julie Duffy, Cindy Baer, Jack Wattu, Alesha Montciro. 52 YEARBOOK STAFF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back to Front, L to R: Mike Pizza, Khiem Tran, Jack Wattu, Joe Sawyer. Sean O ' Donnell, Ron Pierce, Chong Pang, Doreen Gorski, Suzanne McGrail. Run MacLean, Arm Berthiaume. Julie Magowan, ( ind Charirand. Missing: Patricia Weego. Junior Marshalls — Back to Front, L to R: |ack Wattu, Julie Magowan, Craig Wallace, Kirn MacLean, Ron Pierce, Sean O’Donnell, Amy Berthiaume, Suzanne McGrail, Chong Pang, Khiem Tran, Mike Pizza, Patricia Weego, Doreen Gorski, Joe Sawyer. President — Joe Sawyer, Vice President — Suzanne McGrail, Secretary — Julie Magowan, Treasurer — Chong Pang. Missing: Historian — Patricia Weego. Our active membership in the N.H.S. ended on May 13, when Senior Cindy Chartrand and seventeen Juniors were inducted into the society. Each Senior member had a role to play in the solemn ceremony, and the Seniors as a whole donated to the school a sign reading “McCaffery Memorial Gymnasium” as a token of thanks. We give our heartfelt thanks to Miss Hamilton for her constant support in this, her last year as full-time advisor. 54 TWIRLERS Susan Fitch Joanne Iatrou Katie Friedrich I. to R: Back Row — Jen Rae, Lisa Bazydlo, Patty Lemanski, Ellen 1 Murphy, Amy Donnini, Missy Moodv, Colleen Kilcoyne. Front Row Katie Friedrich, Joanne Iatrou, Susan Pitch, Kim Oberg. J i i DO FLAG CORPS Patricia Gorham Denise Giard Tracy Casavecchia L to R: Back Row — Heather O’Malley, Mellisa Walsh, Dixie Ordung, Jean Kittredge. Front Row — Paricia Gorham, Darlene Foster, Tracy Casavecchia. Kathy Wiinikka, Coach; Patricia Gorham, Darlene Foster, Tracy Casavecchia. 57 TWIST AND SHOUT 59 %$ ■ BLOOD, SWEAT, AND TEARS Although the 1985 Gaels finished with a dis- appointing 2-8 record, their efforts were much more competitive compared to past years. Led by a stubborn defense, Coach Archie Cataldi’s troops refused to go down without a struggle. Captains Chuck Bernard, Randy Boydack, Toby Crowley, and Joe Saw- yer, along with the remaining Seniors, poured their “blood, sweat, and tears” into the program in order to restore a sense ol Gael pride there. Hopefully their efforts will pay off in the future. Randy Boydack Chuck Bernard 63 WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH — THE TOUGH GET GOING Thanks to the superb coaching of Gen Novia and the leadership of tri-captains Kathy Gadomski. Suzanne McGrail, and Kim Oberg, the 1985 fall season was a successful one for the field hocke team, whose 5-6-6 record was not indicative of their consistently stellar performances. Chief among these was a late-season upset of Milford High, as the l aciv Gaels were the only ones to stain the otherwise flawless record of the Scarlet Hawks. The total team effort and Gael Spirit put forth b the Senior players showed everyone that “when the going got tough. they all “got going.” Kaihy Gadomski Kim Oberg Suzanne McGrail Alesha Monteiro Susan Fitch i 65 ALIVE AND KICKING Steve Harwood Chong Pang I he soccer team holds a distinctive spot in the 1985 fall season, this being Clinton High’s first year of competition ever in this sport. Although they were battling at the Junior Varsity level, our players’ devotion and enthusiasm enabled the Gaels to finish with a very respectable 3-9 record. Much of the credit goes to coach Boh Shtlalie and the Senior members of the squad for the confident leadership they displayed in their in- augural campaign, proving that soccer is definitely “alive and kicking” at ( .11. S. John Racz Khiem I ran 67 HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT 1 lie volleyball team deserves muc h praise tor their winning season ol 7 wins and t losses, I ndei the direction ot Coach Kathryn iinikka the Lach C iaels proved to he unite a challenge to du n opponents, with onl) a late sea- son defeat at the hands ot Hudson High costing them a chance to com- pete in the District I’lavofls. Display- ing hard work and determination, the Senior members of the squad “took their best shot and earned a record that did themselves and Clinton High School proud. St: Ni| ci nro« Pain Wecgo Julie Duffy Patty Gorham Tracy Casavecchia Darlene Fostei CUmOH 1 ■ 69 QUICKSILVER LIGHTNING 4 t Led by a “lightning” quick fastbreak and a tough defense, Coach Gerry Foleys five fin- ished with an excellent 10-7 record, narrowly missing berths in both the Clark Tourney and District Playoffs. An upset vic- tory over Shrewsbury and a bit- ter one point loss to league champ Marlboro were indicative of the ups and downs experi- enced by tri-captains Steve Harwooci, Rui Medeiros, and Joe Sawyer and the rest of the Senior cagers in their final season. The high scoring tan- dem of Harwood and Sawyer was honored as both “twin towers” were named to the Midland League All-Star Team. Sean O’Donnell Rui Medeiros Edgar Romero 71 JUMP 1 ' he 1985-86 girls’ basketball season was a def- inite rebuilding year for Clinton High, and as a result the team consisted mainly of underclassmen. Jeanette Santiago was the on member of the Class of ' 86 who dared to “jump” in and try her luck on the hardwood court. Although the Lady Gaels tailed to v in a game under the direction of first year coach Bernie Gaughan, they began to show glimpses of future competitiveness. Jeanette deserves our praise for her willingness to work hard and her winning attitude. She definitely did herself and her class proud. Jeanette Santiago Jim Morin THE STROKE The Clinton High “Putters” had another extremely successf ul season on the golf links, narrowly missing their fourth consecutive Midland League title. Led by Seniors Fran Coleman, Jim Morin, Paul Mayou, Joe Garofoli, and Bill Coughlin, the Gaels finished with an 1 1-2-2 slate, completing a phenomenal four year record of 51-7-2 under Coach Donald Burgwinkle. Fran Coleman 73 STRIKE ZONE This year ' s edition of the Gael baseball team had one of the best seasons in C.H.S. history, finishing with a record of 15-5 and making it all the wa to the District Semifinals before bowing to Oxford High by only one run for the second straight year, fed by tri-captains joe Sawyer. Jack Wattu, and Todd Nugent as well as Senior catcher l ' obv Crowley, the Gaels managed to defeat every team in the Midland League at least once, including victories over perennial powerhouses Milford and Marlboro on their home turf. Coach Bernie Gaughan’s troops performed so well that they definitely earned the right to say that they rank among the greatest Clinton teams of all-time. I oby Crowley 74 75 TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME I he 1986 season was one of rebuilding for the Lady Gaels, who were hurt badly by losses from graduation. Coach Caesar DiTullio was forced to go with a young, inexperienced squad in the hopes of future successes, and this was evident in the team’s 5-1 1 record. The Seniors, led by home run-hitting Laurie Frisch, represented themselves well by playing with hustle and determination, as well as stepping aside gracefully for the “youth movement.” They deserve our praise for their efforts. Kristen Detiesare 76 Kathy Gadomski saw l )£ 77 j A Whisper of Gratitude to my Coach Bev Menegus Unlimited thanks, I extend to you. For without you what would 1 do? It is under your guidance, By which 1 grow. It is within your patience, 1 have die courage to try. It is through your faith, I find my confidence. It is through your kindness, I find a friend. It is you, I thank, without end. — Cindy Chartrand V . i Bernie Gaughan Donald Burgwiriklc- Bob Shilalic 78 Archie Cataldi Caesar DiTullio Gerry Foley Innamorati Geri Novia J 79 BORN TO RUN Dave Nladdocks Although ilic Clinton High Track Team was not regarded as a power to be reckoned with in the always tough Midland League, it can be said that the Gaels improved immensely during the past four years, to the point that they are no longer regarded as the league “doormat. Many members of our class have participated during this time, but the lone Senior to run in 86 was Dave Maddocks, who enjoyed considerable success in the grueling two-mile race. 1986 was also highlighted by the first ever girls team at C.H.S., initiated by Coach Noreen Beaulieu, who deserves much credit for it. GRADUATION Graduation will soon be near On that day we’ll look back and skied a bear For our careers itis a new start But, friends and will kiave to part. I know it’s hard to say so long” We need to see if our decisions are right or wrong. if we choose Service, Business, or College A new test of all our knowledge Our lives went by so fad We always thought it would last. I s ' . For us school is almost done We never thought the time would come But, now it has and we must smile And best of luck through every mile. 5 Mi Urn mm From now until the rest of our years The world will provide many fears We will learn to take a punch Or to follow a stiong hunch. « ■ iffl We ll talk of reunions and our success And wish to everyone the very best. To our children ’86 will seem far away But, for us it will seem like the other day. V ' - ' Jz Laura Cummins Class of 13 6 81 On Sundav . June 1. 1986, vve were garbed in our t ans and gowns for the first time lor the traditional Baccalaureate Service. The Reverend Philip Bauman of the First Congregational Church in Clinton spoke to us on t lie importance of our futures, after which we performed for the first time The Greatest Love of All,” our class song. Having received the Reverend Bauman’s blessing, we marched out, excitedly anticipating the good times that we knew lay ahead during Senior Week. H 2 83 Our first Senior Week event %as a da trip to the Frank l)a is Resort in Mood us. t ' T on June 3, 1 080 . Fhe time flew bv as we enjoyed ourselves participating in the various recreational activities. o doubt, this was a da we will always remember. DAY TRIPPER - 85 LAST DANCE On Thursday. J tine 5. we traveled to the White Clif fs Restaurant in Northboro for the last social event we would participate in together as a class: our Class Banquet. As a result, we enjoyed ourselves thoroughly, dining and dancing to the sounds of Glass Leaf. When it was all over, we realized that our high school years together were about to end all too soon. Next stop: Graduation! 87 CLASS OF 1986 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL Saturday, June the seventh nineteen hundred and eighty-six STUDENT SPEAKERS . . . Class Valedictorian — Joseph Michael Sawyer High Honor Student — Ronald John Pierce High Honor Student — Chong K. Pang High Honor Student — Khiern Thien I ran PRESENTATION OE AWARDS David A. Hazel Principal of High School Eeo R. Bachant Assistant Principal of High School CLASS OF 1986 Lisa Jean Marie Ashford Cyntnia R. Baer Lori Ann Baird James Martin Bell Cecilejean Bernard Charles H. Bernard Amy S. Berthiaume Karin Bitter Dean Matthew Bosselman Gina Marie Boston Randall John Boydack Jacqueline Christine Burke Beverly Cruz Caban Elisa Ann Casasanto Tracy Ann Casavecchia Cindy Chartrand Kevin David Ciciotte Anthony Stephen Clark Francis John Coleman III Edward J. Correa William Francis Coughlin Nancy Ellen Cozzens Kevin F. Crowley Tobias John Crowley Laura L. Cummins Kristen Ann DeCesare Bruce D. Desmarais David A. Diaz Jose Rafael Diaz III Michael Phillip Dickhaut Julie Ann Duffy Michael Patrick Duffy David John Farragher Philip P. Favart, Jr. Susan Marie Fitch Angela Teresa Forgione Richard David Forte Darlene Marie Foster Mary Katherine Friedrich Laurie A. Frisch Tracy Sue Frye Kathleen Patricia Gadomski Corinne I. Gallant Joseph M. Carofoli Denise Mary Giard Dennis Edward Giard Seth Thomas Gonyea Patricia Ann Gorham Doreen Jeannette Gorski Alain Gaston Goulet Heidi Marie Gutman Steve Y. Harwood Elizabeth Mary High Angeline Holka Pamela Marie Iacobucci Joanne Iatrou Christopher Brian Jewett Karen Marie Johnson Bernadette Kara Peter James M. Kittredge Lisa Ann Kobus Kenneth Paul Kohlstrom Robert Joseph Larose Lisa Ann Lavallee Susan E. Loebig Mark L. Lutes Kimberly Suzanne MacLean David John Maddocks Julie A. Magowan Jeanette Maldonado Paul W. Mayou Suzanne Irene Mary McGrail Rui S. Medeiros Luis Alberto Mendez Diane Elizabeth Milton Herminio Jr. Molina Alesha Marie Monterio Daniel C. Morabito Lois Marie Morabito Humberto Morales, Jr. John Thomas Moran James John Morin Kimberly Ann Mullaney Ellen R. Murphy Lori Ann Nilsson Todd Michael Nugent Kimberly M. Oberg Walter Francis O’Connor Sean Francis O’Donnell Chong K. Pang Gayle Lynn Perdue Lisa Marie Petel Karen Marie Philbin Ronald John Pierce Michael Stephen Pizza James J. Potas Ann Marie Prentice John M. Pulnik Russell Roy Quinn Robert Edward Rabideau John Edmund Racz Crystal Lee Ringland Edgar Romero William A. Rouleau Samantha Marie Salwa Arlene Jeanette Santiago Joseph Michael Sawyer Tina Marie Schmidt Todd Richard Sowa Rossellert M. St. Cyr Nancy Jane Swindell Khiem Thien Tran Elisha Anne Valerio Chris Marie Cravedi Vincent Craig D. Wallace Mary Patricia Ward John Lawrence Wattu Patricia Sharon Weego John Wilson Donna Marie Witkowski Highest Honor Higli Honor Honor CLASS OFFICERS President Patricia Sharon Weego Vice President Walter Francis O’Connor Secretary Lori Ann Baird Treasurer Gina Marie Boston CLASS MOTTO “Whatever you do or dream you can begin it; For boldness has genius, power, and magic in it.” Geothe CLASS COLORS Fuchsia and Silver CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Paul Colombo Mrs. Bonnie Morrison 89 We must establish goals, strive to meet them, and ultimately realize our dreams, for without ambition, we have nothing.” THIS IS IT 1 ' lie date for whic h it seemed we had been waiting forever had finally arrived — June 7, 1986: our Graduation Day. After we listened to the inspirational messages given to us by Class President Patti VVeego, Valedictorian Joe Sawyer, Salutatorian Ron Pierce, and High Honor Students Chong Pang and Khiem Tran, we each experienced our own personal moment of glory as we walked across the Town Halil stage to receive our high school diploma. Our graduation signaled our emergence from the cocoon of childhood as we stepped forward into the more difficult adult work ' . Although we will all go our separate ways in order to find personal fulfillment, we can never forget the precious times we shared together. As we leave our high school years behind us and venture forth to meet our destinies, we must always remember and be proud that we were the Class of ’86. “Living proudly . . . means you are proud because of what you did, not be- cause of what you have.” “Success can be found in a less compli- cated life, richened with the warmth of family and friends.” “Each one of us has the responsibility to work up to our potential . . . take pride in your achievements.” 91 93 Grammy Awards Cindy Baer: 1984 Interclass Dramatics Competition — Best Supporting Actress Lori Baird: Exchange Club Youth ol the Month; Mass Elks Most Valuable Student Award Charles Bernard: Knights of Columbus Best Defensive Player Award — Thanksgiving Day Game Amy Berthiaume: Havard Book Award of Boston; Exchange Club Youth of the Month; Presidential Academic Fitness Award Gina M. Boston: Exchange Club Youth of the Month; Business Week Spelling Award Beverley Cruz Caban: Leukemia Type-a-thon A war Cindy Chartrand: Presidential Academic Fitness Tobias J. Crowley: Jack McGrail Memorial Awa Jul ie Duffy: V.F.W. V oice of Democracy Speech Exchange Club Youth of the Month: Lions Club Comp David Denise Leukei vo Lest Award; ic Fitness Award; Massachusetts for Excellence in Latin Elizabe Place eterans of Foreign Wars Speech Contest — 2nd Kim MacLean: Massachusetts Foreign Language Association Award for Excellence in Latin; Presidential Academic Fitness Award Julie Magowan: Presidential Academic Fitness Award Suzanne McGrail: Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy Speech Writing Contest — 3rd Place; Presidential Academic Fitness Award _ Kim Mullaney: Leukemia 1 ype-a-thon Certificate Ellen R. Murphy: Exchange Club Youth of the Month Lori Nilsson: Of fice Education Association Regional l est I yping 94 Grammy Awards Three Award Walter O’Connor: Exchange Club Youth of the Month Sean O’Donnell: Presidential Academic Fitness Award Chong K. Pang: Fitchburg State Co llege Elizabeth Haskins Mathematics Contest — Honorable Mention (Soph.), Second Place (Jr.), Third Place (Sr.); Exchange Club Youth of the Month; Holy Cross Book Award; Office Education Association Typing Two Regional l est Winner; Business Math State Competition — 4th Place Certificate of Achievement; Presidential Academic Fitness Award; Gen Rad Foundation Science Award Ronald J. Pierce: Presidential Academic Fitness Michael Stephen Pizza: Exchange Club Youth of the Month; “Daughters of the American Revolution” Good Citizen Award;! Congress-Bundestag German Exchange Program Finalist; Presidential Academic Fitness Award John R Sam Sa 985 Interclass Dramatics Competitit National Art Acadenn 1 Joe Sawyer: Havard Prize Book Award - — Worcester Club; National Merit Scholarship Program Letter of Commendation; Superintendent’s Award for Academic Excellence; Worcester Telegram and Gazette Student Achiever; Exchange Club Youth of the Month, Exchange Club Youth of the Year; Central Mass. Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete; Clinton Exchange Club Charles Moran Memorial Award; U-Mass Chancellors Award Program Representative; Worcester Telegram and Gazette Player of the Week, football; Presidential Academic Fitness Award; The Clinton Police Association Student Athlete Award; The Miss Hannah M. Walsh English Award; Mass. Foreign Language Asscn . Award: French Khiem Tran: Presidential Academic Fitness Award Mary Pat Ward: C.H.S. Business Student of the Year Jack Wattu: Presidential Academic Fitness Award; American Legion Award; The Bausch and Lomb Science Award Patricia S. Weego: Exchange Club Youth of the Month; Student Government Day Delegate Alternate; Presidential Academic Fitness Award; The Clinton Police Association Student Athlete Award; American Legion Award 95 THE GREATEST LOVE OF ALL By George Benson Adapted by Doreen Gorski You believe tkat we all are ike future You taugkt us well and now we ' ll lead ike way And now it ' s time tkat we can all stand up and say, I ' Ve kave a sense of pride It won t be easy to stand out on our own and say We ll make it all alone someday We decided long ago, never to walk in anyone ' s skadows If we fail, if we succeed , At least we ll live as we believe, No matter wkat tkey take from us Tkey can ' t take away our dignity. Because we re on our way To be just wkat we want to be We ' ll be tke person tkat only we can be. Tke best in eack of us is eack to ackieve. Tke patk we ckoose today will take us wkere we want to be. Today we take a step out of tke past and take a braver Step into tke future. We won ' t forget tke good times tkat we all kave skared; Tkere ll be a special place inside of us for memories kere. f REFRAIN) And if by ckance tkat special place Tkat we ve been dreaming of Leads us to a lonely place, We ll find our strengtk in love. LIVING IN AMERICA WEMBLEY ST ADUJM JOHN F KENNEOY STADIUM alley’s Come THIS PROGRAMME SAVES LIVES MUCCCS Boris Yeltsin, Moscow party head i PATRON PAGE MR. MRS. MILTON BAER FRANNY AND DONNA BAIRD MR. MRS. JEAN P. BERNARD MR. MRS. RICHARD BOYDACK CHOICE PHOTOGRAPHY MRS. SANDRA CICIOTTE MR. MRS. PATRICK COLLINS PAUL COPPER CAROL CROWLEY FRANCIS AND SANDRA CROWLEY MR. MRS. WILLIAM CUMMINS JEAN DECESARE BRUCE AND MARIA DESMARIS MR. AND MRS. DAVID DICKHAUT MR. AND MRS. JAMES FARRAGHER MR. AND MRS. CHARLES FITCH MR. AND MRS. RICHARD FORTE NORMAN GONYEA DALE AND FRANK GORSKI CAROL ANN HAMILTON JOHN HARWOOD JOHN DOROTHEA KITTREDGE MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE B. LUTES MRS. MARJORIE MAGOWAN BILL AND ' JUDY McGRAIL COSIMO AND BARBARA MORBITO JOHN MARILYN NUGENT MR. AND MRS. GEORGE OBERG MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL PIZZA CHARLES AND LYDIA RACZ MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL SAWYER LESLIE AND DOROTHY SWINDELL NHAN TRAN MR. AND MRS. PAUL R. TRAPP MRS. JEAN TRUDEAU PAPACOLA’S VARIETY FRANCIS AND MARY WARD MR. AND MRS. JOHN P. WATTU J.A. WEEGO COMPLIMENTS OF McLaughlin russell ATTORNEYS AT LAW MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE ENGINE 5 CLUB AND MUSTER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS PLAZA LAUNDRYMAT MAY SUCCESS BE IN STORE FOR YOU AT EVERY TURN MR. MRS. MILTON BAER Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. W.J. BRYAN And though you turn and walk away to seek tomorrow’s destiny, The memories of yesterday will always echo fondly in our hearts. With our best wishes for your future happiness and success. Mrs. Morrison Mr. Colombo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Cuy Berthiaume Sons GENERAL CONTRACTOR BUILDING - ROOFING - SIDING - WINDOWS - DOORS 366 BERLIN ST. CLINTON, MA 01510 PHONE 365-7696 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS AND GOOD LUCK (Emnmnnniraltt} of AassartfUBrtlB William Constantino, Jr. STATE REPRESENTATIVE Boylston — Clinton — Lancaster Sterling — West Boylston Room 40 Btate House Boston. MA 02133 TEL. 722-2240 STERLING OFFICE TEL. 422-6620 Res.: 412 Water Street Clinton, ma 01510 TEL. 368-0764 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 J(?ou;e ts by c cK ane 370 MAIN STREET CLINTON. MASS. 01510 365-5665 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Belfonte PHONE: CLEANERS 365-9070 165 HIGH STREET CLINTON, MA 01510 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ARTICLES AFTER 30 DAYS 102 CONGRATULATIONS GRADS Best Wishes for Lifelong Slice css Class of ’86 WOOD A CHAIN • LINK iii All - Kinds Fence Co. CLINTON TIRE COMPANY, INC. JOHN S WHITE Rte 1 10 8c Allen St. Clinton, MA 01510 1185 REAR MAIN ST P 0 BOX 231 FREE ESTIMATES CLINTON, MA 01510 365-9736 Linwood 8c Maureen Hgrdy, Proprietors Best Wishes Class of ’SB Best Wishes 365-4602 for a Successful Future! R. BATES SONS INC COMPLIMENTS OF CONTRACTORS ROAD BUILDING SEWER CONSTRUCTION GENERAL EXCAVATION John P. Droogan, Electrician 57 LAWRENCE ST. CLINTON, MASS. Good Luck to the Class of 1986 . DAILY VITKM i 156 Church St. Clinton Winner of 51 Awards for Excellence Best Wishes from COMPLETE MECHANICAL CONTRACTING CHARLES M. MORAN PLUMBING Sc HEATING, INC. 54 ALLEN STREET CLINTON, MASS. TEL. 617-368-0355 BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS CLASS OF 1986 FROM CLINTON COUNCIL 1701 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PAUL F. LOWE THOMAS M. VALERIO ELINOR M. LOWE EVELYM E. VALERIO PATRICIA A. LOWE GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’86 PAUL F. LOWE JOHN J. GIBBONS JR. REAL ESTATE AGENCY INC. 205 HIGH ST. 9 MAIN ST. CLINTON STERLING KATHLEEN N. CHIAVARIS GILBERT N. SHUTTS MARY ANN COBB CINDY TAMBOLLEO GOOD LUCK GRADS OF 1986 Leather Fur Clinton Tailoring and Alterations ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING Maria P. O’Connor 791 Main Street Clinton, Mass. Phone 365-5513 Home 365-5759 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1986 WE AT NY PRO WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR PARTICIPANTS OF OUR PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY TWO CLASS, JOE GAROFOLI AND HERMINIO MOLINA. STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY TWO IN 1986: (LEFT TO RIGHT) MIKE MAYOU, TIM MALONEY. NYPRO TRAINER MIKE LAVIN, JOE GAROFOLI, MIKE KANE AND HERMINIO MOLINA (MISSING) NYPRO INC. 101 UNION ST. CLINTON, MA 01510 WORLD CLASS PRODUCERS OF PRECISION ENGINEERED PLASTIC PARTS FISHER JUNIOR COLLEGE CLINTON EXTENSION WISHES THE CLASS OF 1986 THE BEST OF LUCK! GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF “86” ITAM VETS POST 68 CLINTON MASS. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 FROM CARBOLON DIVISION OF HIGH VOLTAGE ENGINEERING CORP. Congratulations to the Class of 1986 GUARANTY BANK TRUST COMPANY BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE! Free Estimate Fred Delorey Plumt ng Heating Repairs 147 Park Street Clinton, MA 01510 Best Wishes to The Graduating Class of 1986 From the residents and staff of: CLINTON MANOR NURSING HOME People Caring for People CONOR Mil 1 IONS FO l HE CLASS OF 1986 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! CLIN LON BOARD OF SELECTMEN 1 HOM S E. C l 1SHAM MAY YOU SUCCESSFULLY ACHIEVE ALL OE YOUR FUTURE COALS JOHN B. BA EES MARY ROSE DICKHAl 1 CLIN LON EMBLEM CLUB 56 CONGRATULATIONS TO I HE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OE 1986 CLASS OF ’86 FROM GODARD NEWS Ferguson Rest Home HIGH ST. CLINTON, MA 01510 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 FROM THE DAUGHTERS OF PENELOPE COMPLIMENTS FROM THE OFFICE OF roger i). McCarthy, o.d. GOOD LUCK n year round aily 9 - 6 (617) 779-2733 Oil on. f. ' A 01740 Jet. Rt 110 A 117 ' Oualitv at the Crossroads’ RRUIT - CIDER - PRODUCE , v e i Mailable Cartons backed to order 110 At Your Service” First Service Bank® Connecting All Depts. 15 Monument Sq., Leom. -534-4943 288 Main St., Fitch. -342-8741 Branch Off ice— Searstown, Leom. 537-4377 Branch Office— 80 Main St., Pepperell (Opening Fall 1985) Branch Office— 160 Pearl St., Fitch. 345-6191 Branch Office— 131 Main St., So. Lane. 365-6391 Branch Office— 21 Main St., Lunen. 582-4501 Branch Office— 37 Main St. , Sterling 422-8171 Branch Office— 222 Main St. , Townsend 597-8985 first Service Bank® 24- HOUR TELLER Member FDIC COMPLIMENTS OF MELCO ENGINEERING GO FOR IT GRADUATES OF 1986! Congratulations to the Class of 1986 from McNiff Appliance 8c TV Sales, Service Sc Parts 141 Mechanic St. Clinton, MA 01510 appliances, televisions, and video products CURLEY’S HAIRPORT ' Your Cut is Our Reflection ' For Appointment Call (617) 368-0507 675 Main Street Clinton, MA 01510 Precision Hair Styling For Men Women 1 1 : Congratulations Class of 1986 The hitemadona _ THE INTERNATIONAL GOLF CLUB BOLTON, MASSACHUSETTS 01740 1 12 GOOD LUCK IN ALL YOUR ENDEAVORS. COMPLIMENTS OF (617) 343-7461 Double D Construction Co., Inc GENERAL CONTRACTORS DONALD DOBECK President 100 Jackson Avenue Fitchburg, MA 01420 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’86 FROM ROBERT }. McNALLY FUNERAL HOME INC. 304 CHURCH ST. CLINTON, MA ROBERT ). McNALLY SR. ROBERT J. McNALLY JR. DIRECTORS BEST WISHES AND A BRIGHT FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF ' 86 COMPLIMENTS OF 617 - 365-4932 PLANT FULLER STREET CLINTON, MASS. © J. CARDOZA MACHINERY CO., INC. MACHINE TOOLS - PLANT APPRAISALS JAMES J. CARDOZA Box 274 CLINTON, MASS. 01510 BEST WISHES FROM NORTECH, DIVISION OF NORCHEM, INC. 830 MAIN STREET CLINTON, MA 01510 lortech Division of Norchem, Inc. Good Luck to the Clinton High School Class of 1986 SURPRENANT WIRE CABLE A Division of FL Industries 172 Sterling Street Clinton, MA 01510 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! CLINTON LODGE OF ELKS “EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES” Quality Electrical, Inc. ROBERT A. POIRIER, PRES. (617) 365-7355 785 MAIN STREET CLINTON, MA 01510 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 from DAVID A. PHILBIN ATTORNEY AT LAW Best of Luck! North End Cafe SAM GEN GOOD LUCK 1986 FROM NATIONAL PERFORATING CORP. PARKER STREET CLINTON, MA 01510 GOOD LUCK from McLaughlins AUTO SCHOOL 1 16 GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM GIUSEPPE’S ITALIAN VILLA Homemade Italian Food 37 High St. Clinton, Mass. Take Out Service 365-2168 WE DELIVER phone: 365-9200 Ann Whalen Best Wishes Claudette Quinn From SHEAR MADNESS 352 Main Street Clinton, Ma. 01510 Best of Luck from THE KELLY COMPANY, INC. Clinton Plastics CLINTON FIBERGLASS PRODUCTS BEST WISHES from CLINTON TURN VEREIN CORPORATION Good Luck Seniors James E. Watson 8c Son Funeral Home 149 Water Street Clinton, MA 01510 Best Wishes from Trinity Church CONGREGATIONAL 14 Wattaquadock Hill Road Bolton, Massachusetts 01740 An evengehcal church seeking to be faithful in worship, prayer and Bible Study — proclaiming the Word of God to a contemporary world Sunday Morning Worship at 8 a m and 1 1 a m. Nursery provided for pre-school children. Sunday School for all ages at 9:30 a m Evening Service and Youth Program at 6 p.m John Y Crighton, Pastor 779-5164 Mark Musser, Asst Pastor . 365-7641 Church Office 779-5517 “We proclaim Him, admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom, so that we may present everyone mature in Christ .” Colossians I 28 BPS 1 WISHES 1986 Bi s 1 OE I l ( K 1 HOI CLIN ION CO-OPERA 1 1 YE IRON! BANK ANGIE S PUB 1 Hour ( ' leaning On the Premises Ferrate Plaza. High St. V 365-9000 GOOD I.UCK!! VI LONE’S BARBER SHOP CONGRATULATIONS! BEST WISHES 1986 LANCASTER EUEI. CLINTON MEMORIAL WORKS 7-43 No. Main Street Leominster, Mass. 01453 GOOD LUCK TO ALL GRADUATES 5 ? A zzzz mya z a v J finite GE ORGESON’S MARKET V J 617 368-0771 203 CHURCH ST CLINTON MA 01510 I’ A: S PIZZA HOI SK GOOD LUCK IN THE El EI RE! P ZZ AS CP-SDEBS SA.ADS IN( ' SOuTmeon PRESSJRE PR ' ED CHICKEN LANCASTER GRAIN ANI) SUPPLY CO.. INC. BAX L AVA PASTRY MILL ST., SOUTH LANCASTER, MA. POES GEORGE PETER GOuROuS ' S 315 M-G STREE T TELEPHONE CLINTON MA 01510 617i 365 2221 365-2 1 94 CONGRATULATIONS 1986 A.G. PARKER Sc SONS, ING. CHARLES A PERKINS CO . INC POST OFFICE BOX 234 CLINTON MASSACHUSETTS 01510 PHONE (6171368 8773 WAYLAND Millwork Corporation . ' 44 Boston Post Road. Marlborough, MA 01752 INTERIOR FINISH — MILLWORK — WINDOWS — DOORS PHIL TURCOTTE MARLBOROUGH 485-4172 BOSTON L800-447-DOOR Kerrigan Insurance Agency COMMERCIAL - HOME • CAR 2 1 6 HIGH STREET CLINTON. MASS 01310 ROBERT M BAILEY TEL, (617) 363 2302 INSURANCE BROKER ni Taka Oul Or dan 114 W%J Closed Tuesdays ™ jUM(] ll 0U(J ft), ] Open 3:30 PM- 12:30 AM 11 . . 1 Restaurant ■ Rouia 110 T — — — Clinton Uain BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 FROM I I CORPORATION 180 STONE STREET CLINTON, MASS. 01510 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 LUMBER - BUlLDliMG MATERIALS 25 CENTRAL ST. BERLIN, MA. 09503 6T7: 838-2491 3B5-2789 CONGRATULATIONS FROM CLINTON SHEET METAL CO. INDUS TRIAL — RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL — GUARDS — ELECTRIC PULL BOXES 99 Parker St. Clinton, MA 01510 Tel. 365-3612 1 19 CONGRATULATIONS AND CONTINUED SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE TO THE CLASS OE 1986 Shawmut Worcester County Bank, N.A. 120 THE CLINTON POLICE RELIEL ASSOCIATION WOULD LIKE TO WISH THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 LOTS OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE! COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS A. LITTERIO ACCOUNTANT 1175 MAIN STREET CLINTON, MA. 01510 I LL. (617) 368-8795 GOOD LUCK GRADS OF 1986 from NAUTILUS N.E. FITNESS CENTER RT. 70 BY THE DAM BEST WISHES FROM THE OLD TIMER Clinton, MA 365-5980 Your Hosts — The McNally ' s “At the Sign of the Shamrock” 121 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 ( 617 ) 365-5829 INSURANCE AGENCY, INC GENERAL INSURANCE JIM O’CONNELL PRESIDENT 793 MAIN ST. P.0. BOX 164 CLINTON, MA BEST OF LICK FROM fyf Radio Oispatcn — Reasonable Rates 1 1 ■ MrM mtm •4 4 % BEST WISHES A FROM X Richard Fitzgerald CLIP JOINT “Hairstyling” 67 Main Street South Lancaster, Mass. 01567 365-5083 TANNING SALON ALSO HOLIDAY PLANTS FOLIAGE PLANTS BEDDING PLANTS VISIT US FOR ALL YOUR PLANT NEEDS SILKS — RIBBONS — BASKETS LANCASTER GARDENS ROUTE 1 10 AT 5 CORNERS LANCASTER, MASS. Good Luck and Continued Success 65 High St. Clinton, Massachusetts 01 510 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 CLINTON POLISH AMERICAN VETERANS ASSOCIATION INC. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1986 VARISE BROTHERS FLORISTS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 FROM STANDARD SIGN A SIGNAL CO. lfNJC. ' T ' 470 MAIN STREET CLINTON MASS 01510 PHONE 617 365 4597 GOOD LUCK GRADS COMPLIMENTS OF PROPANE GAS FUEL FOR THE FUTURE FUEL OILS - HEATING EQUIPMENT COMPLETE SALES SERVICE JEFFREY-PHILBIN FUEL CO., INC. 676 MAIN ST CLINTON, MASS 01510 365-4581-2 THOMAS M JORDAN 422-7746 GENERAL MANAGER 753-5385 CONTINUED SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Sav-On Home Center CARPETING • LINOLEUM CABINETS • WALLPAPER • WINDOW COVERINGS 104 BROOK STREET CLINTON MASSACHUSETTS 01510 (617) 365-4419 KEVIN McGEEHAN 124 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 from William Reisner Corporation LINCOLN DISCOUNT DRUGS TERRACE SHOPPING CENTER, CLINTON “GUARANTEED LOWER PRESCRIPTION PRICES 368-0981 GOOD LUCK GRADS! JAMES E. WATSON SON FUNERAL HOME 149 WATER STREET CLINTON, MA 01510 365-57io BEST WISHES FROM 365 3896 f nne s CATERING SERVICE 674 HIGH ST CLINTON, MA 01510 CONGRATULATIONS GRADS! FOUR SEASONS SALON 20 HIGH STREET CLINTON MA 01510 FULL SERVICE SALON FOR MEN AND WOMEN FACIALS WAXING MANICURES EAR PIERCING REDKIN RETAIL CENTER BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’86 CLINfON OFFSET PRIWERS, INC. 472 High Street P.O. Box 16 Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 Joseph E. Marhefka, Jr. Phone (617) 365-4396 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 FROM J • - “Specialists in VODCrt S preserving precious memories I holography Weddings Portraits • Legal • Commercial Telephone: 365-7847 234 Oak Street Clinton, Mass. 01510 GOOD LUCK, JACK! MOM AND DAD BEST WISHES AND CONTINUED SUCCESS FROM You arc invited to stop in and talk over your needs. (41into $av1ngs ( ’Hanli Your Bank from Generation to Generation — Since 1851 Clinton 200 Church Si 365-4591 Bolton Rte 117 aithe Salt Bo 779-2857 Sterling 3 Mam St 422-8133 Berlin 25 Central St 838-2286 - All deposits Insured in full ta© LtNDM ,t GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’86 Res-Tech Corporation Precision Injection Molding 22 MARSHALL STREET Clinton. MA 01510 PHONE 6 1 7 368-0 1 46 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Danner Press 1357 Washington St., Room 2. West Newton, Ma. 02165 Phone (617) 965-7171 Specialize in consumer magazines educational workbooks; manuscript services phototypesetting, offset prep, web offset printing. Frances Ann Janosco Roger Dickhaut Sales Rep. Sales Rep. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’86 from the CLASS OF 1988 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 L.G. BALFOUR CO. INC. COX G RAT U L AT IONS! The Weetabix Company, Inc. 20 CAMERON STREET, CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTS, 01510 telephone No (617) 368-0991 Telex No 920450 131 TODAY’S DREAMERS ARE TOMORROW’S ACHIEVERS Dance Education Centre BALLET • TAP - JAZZ • ACROBATIC DIRECTOR - DAWN E CHAPUT 50 HIGH STREET - CLINTON. MA 01501 365-7082 1 32 GOOD LUCK AND CONTINUED SUCCESS, SENIORS BRIDAL SALON TUXEDO RENTAL PROM DRESSES WOODRUFF PLAZA CLINTON, MASS. 01510 617-365-4042 LET US MAKE YOUR SPECIAL DAY A VERY SPECIAL DAY 133 1 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF McGrail, McQuoid. McIntyre Gibbons ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW 162 CHURCH STREET CLINTON. MASSACHUSETTS 01510-0056 WILLIAM T MCGRAIL THOMAS E McOUOID EDWARD W MCINTYRE JAMES A GIBBONS TELEPHONE (617) 368-1251 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 CLINTON EXCHANGE CLUB THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE CLUB FOR THE PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE Yearly Activities 1 .One Nation Under God 2. Youth of the Month Youth of the Year 3. Senior Athletes Award Banquet 4. Book of Golden Deeds Award 5. Crime Prevention Program 6. Freedom Shrine 7. Community Project Elderly Project 8. Charity Fund BEST OF LUCK TO YOU ALL! NYLCO CX)RP. BEST WISHES FROM J.C. PENNEY CATALOG STORE 21 HIGH ST. CLINTON, MA. 01510 TEE. 368-012 1 GOOD LUCK 1986 FROM Serving Customers and the Community CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 86 WACHUSETT CABLEVISION WILLIAMS ST. CLINTON, MA 136 BEST OF LUCK! COMPLIMENTS OF WHITNEY AUTO SALES, INC. • QUALITY WE HAVE • SERVICE WE GIVE • SATISFACTION WE GUARANTY DAN WHITNEY JOHN WHITNEY 369 HIGH ST. KEN FORD CLINTON. MA 01510 IN MEMORY OF KEVIN GILCHREST MIKE GRANT AND STEVEN ASHFORD MECHANIC ST. GETTY MAR-JAC AUTO REPAIR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 from CLINTON LIONS CLUB WHITCOMB TRAVEL SERVICE 1 HIGH S CREE 1 CLINTON. MA. .. 137 BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE PARAGON PLASTICS INC. LEOMINSTER BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE SONNY ' S LIQUORS 271 HIGH STREET m CLINTON, MA 01510 J: | ■t 1 s|L... « y . . mm- fV ' sVx — •Vi . «v- w vv , . ?£ .v ' • , 1- BIG ENOUGH TOMEET QTHER ' SPGWESz EACH CUSTOMER Iff f 4- 365-7159 139 Kl CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF ’86 r J. GoCeman Go., 9nc. MANUFACTURER’S REPRESENTATIVES PO BOX 241 CLINTON. MA 01510 (617) 368-1463 ELECTRONICS INC. 500 Main Street • Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 WERBER AND ROSE fine furniture BEST REGARDS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1986 OF THE CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLINTON ROTARY CLUB H An Irish Blessing Mav jo surround von, good fortune find you, and all you r cares be left behind you. BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’86 Bill Judy McGrail Congratulations, STEVE You made a great Gael out of an Indian. Your family BEST WISHES 1 986 PHILBIN INSURANCE AGENCY Over 45 Years of Service 195 union Street Old Courthouse building Clinton MA 01510 (617) 365-4576 STEPHEN J PHILBIN (6 17)365-4577 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives. — Robert Maynard Hutchins THE CLINTON TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1986 FROM THE CLASS OF 1987 LEOMINSTER CREDIT UNION’S NEW CLINTON OFFICE 159 MECHANIC STREET 368-8314 GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE SENIORS TO THE “CLASS OF ’86” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MAY ONLY THE GOOD SENIOR CLASS OF CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL THINGS IN LIFE BE YOURS FRANNY 8c DONNA BAIRD CREIGHTON FLOOR COVERING GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF ’86 CLINTON SEAFOOD MARKET MAY ALL YOUR SUCCESS COME IN THE FUTURE LANCASTER PHARMACY TO THE CLASS OF ’86 MAY YOUR FUTURE BE AS BOUNTIFUL AS LIFE ITSELF SUCAR BOWL SWEET SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF ’86 BETTY JANE’S DONUTS 19 HIGH ST CLINTON MA SERVICE WITH A SMILE A ND COFFEE IS STILL 25? BILL AND MARY DUBEAU BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF ’86 DISCOUNT HOUSE OF WALLPAPER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF ’86 MELLO’S TO THE CLASS OF 1986 BEST WISHES MAY YOUR FUTURE TO THE BE BRIGHT AND REWARDING CLASS OF 86 VILLAGE AUTO SALES GEORGESON’S MARKET BEST OF LUCK BEST OF LUCK SENIORS SENIORS CHARLES A. PERKINS CO., INC. LOU’S DINER GOOD LUCK GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE SENIORS COLONY AUTO SHOPPE IRVINGS BEST WISHES 1986 BEST WISHES FROM GRADS FOOD WORLD HASTINGS PHARMACY 147 MAY U l. YOUR MOH S AN1) DREAMS COME I RUE 1. ESI IF. N DOROTHY SWINDELL BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 SEVI’S CANTEEN SERVICE RECARD YOUR RAS E WITH PRIDE . . . LOOK TO YOUR FUTURE WITH HOPE. MR. MRS. MICHAEL SAWYER BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 FROM MR. MRS. RICHARD J. BOYDACK GOOD I.UCK CLASS OF 1 986 CHARLES LYDIA RACZ DO THE BEST ONLY YOU CAN DO COMPLIMENTS OF DALE AND FRANK GORSKI MAY YOUR SUCCESS BE ALL THA I YOU DESIRE AND YOUR EVERY DREAM COME I RUE. MR. MRS. CHARLES FITCH MAY YOU REACH ALL OF YOUR GOALS IN LIFE. JOHN DOROI UFA K I I I REDGF BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’ 86 ” LINCOLN TOOL MACHINE CORF. 269 Mechanic St., Marlboro, MA 01752 h u ■■nmn if t umi ii mm i 1 ■ Public Library