Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

IMAGES ' 87 WHO ' S WHO PICTURES OF THE YEARS FACES TO REMEMBER TIMES The Best and Worst we saw . 87i |li,,,il« hf i ih piL ' i :! ' 1 1 : i r, t r v ' T CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL 80 CHURCH ST CLINTON JR-SR HS LIB CLINTON MA. 01510 The Years in Review What to Remember.... CONTENTS p. 3 SENIOR PORTRAITS p. 14 SPIRIT WEEK HOMECOMING p. 17 JUNIOR PROM p. 26 BABY PICTURES p. 29 FACULTY p. 41 CLUBS p. 55 SPORTS p. 84 CROSSWORD PUZZLE p. 85 GRADUATION p. 99 ADVERTISEMENTS ] IN MEMORIAM Time passes like a dream. Moments come and go. 1 see your face in a quiet storm. Call vour name there’s no answer. Tell me you can hear me. Say that you can hear me. If only you can hear me. Tell you of a time Shared so long ago. It seems like only yesterday We talked, we laughed. Kristi M. Collins January 23, 1969 — October 11, 1986 If I could have anything I’d wish for this my friend: To turn back the hands of time And see your face again. Where did you go? Why did you leave? Say it isn’t so. I still don’t believe. Tell me you can hear me. Say that you can hear me. If only you can hear me. There must be a way To change what is the past. The memory of you will always last. If I could have anything I’d wish for this my friend: To turn back the hands of time And see your face again. 2 Fat il i M liutkmvski Sfjvemher I 7969 October II , I -Fib Kerrie Ann Baer Lisa Marie Belanger Edivard B. Sasati M. Maureen Therese Bernard Bernard Bonin 3 Scott Allen Christa Ann Richard T. Kenneth S. Botko Boydack Brown Burdick Jr. Dolores M. Craig A. Jason P. Steven Joseph Luke Cafarelli Carassai Cavanaugh Champagne Lisa Marie Paul Anthony Joseph J John Michael Chase Cherubini Clisham Connelly 4 Scott Joseph Shellie Anne Patricia Mary Brian Ward Connolly Conway Cowles Coyne Paul M. Curran Johnna Desautels Caroline Marie Desrnarais John Daniel Despotopulos 5 Peter David Friedrich Joel Andrew Frisch Paid Joseph Frisch | Nancy Ann Gaughan Lisa Marie Denise Bernadette Andrea P. Frank A. Giansanti Gibson Godard Goguen Andrew E. Gonsorcik Frank E. Gorski Toby Tyler Gray Chris A. Greeno Patrick Janies Penni L. Mary Rose Cerard P. Harmon Hauver Henderson Houle Jr. Peter Steven latrou Alexander R. Innamorati III Jeff rey Philip James J. Innamorati Jakobsen Marcy Ann Janda Michael D. Kane Shawna Marie Kelly Kelly Ann Kennedy Maureen Anne Kittredge Kerry Lynn Koivula Kevin John Lahbe Nettie M. La Brack Christine Lynn LeBlanc Carol Anne Letourneau Colleen L. Liddy Patricia Ann Lemanski Michael Paul Lur lit Nathalie I). Mac I u re Timothy Patrick Maloney Michael Jolt Mayou Aimee Elizabeth McGuire Patrick J. McIntyre Tracy A. McLaughlin Tammy Ann McNeil Louis G. Barbara Ann Glenda E. Humberto McRell Moore Morales Morales Gerard Joseph Moran Barry . Morissette Nilsa Marie Morales Mark A. Morales Julia I. Christina Marie Omar A. lames F. Xater Naughton Nieves Nolan r, m i j Sean Patrick Nolan Karen Paula Shannon Lise Marlene Kelli) O’Connell O’Connell O’Connor Thomas Daniel James P Colleen Ann Scott Francis O’Connor OT eary O’Toole O’Toole 10 Steven Michael O’Toole Dixie-Lyn Or dune. Scott David Paquette Brian David Pcete ■■■ Jeffrey Francis Peto Edward James Philbrook Michael William Ponyta Brenda Marie Quick Jeannic Marie Sharon Lin Karen Lynn Kate Ellen Rabideau Ricker Roach Robinson Mary Elizabeth Matthew T. Daniel II Melissa Rouleau Santos Shannon Sheridan Denise Marie Jay William Robert E. Kelly A. Silvester Silvester S pea r Jr. Spencer Raymond Scott St our II Christopher Robert Taylor David Scott Taylor Roberta Lynne Tessier 12 Kelly Anne Kathleen Mary Michael James Roy F. Thomas Williamson Williamson Winn Jr. Heather L. Young Constantino Zahariadis Tracee Ann Z el my Allan David Z oil The moment we’ve awaited Has finally arrived Soon we will separate Toward new goals we will strive But we shall remember forever The friendships we’ve made And the good times we’ve shared Will never begin to fade So after we determine Our next destination May we never forget Our high school graduation Amy Donnini 1987 13 GOOD TIMES spirit Week S5 ended i 1 1 1 the ( lass of 19S7 as e tremel excited victors. Our class was the much deserved winner of such competitions as Hall Decorating, ( lass Poster, and mam others. The activi- ties ended as the weekend approached and the football team was defeated in a tough game against the Shepherd Hill Hams. On the night ol October 26, 19S5 came our long-awaited Homecoming Dance. We all got down to music played by disc jockex Mark Johnson and it seemed like the special night would never come to an end. Crowned as Homecoming queen was Christa Boydack with Denise Silvester, Paula Kutkowski. Jeannie Kabideau. Marcs Janda, Shawna Kells, and Glenda Morales serving on her royal court. ' Just Once would this special night come for us and we celebrated it with much jubilation and pride for being the leading class of Spirit Week. Little did we realize then that we would capture this honor once again in the fall of ’86. 15 - v h ' V a V I |$6fW r On May 16, 1986, our class held its second formal, the Junior Prom, at the beautifully-decorated Leominster Italian Center. | Knowing that this was our most elaborate dance formal, we en- joyed every minute of it. Glass Leaf supplied music for the occa- sion (with Gerry Houle and Dan Shannon helping out!) Under the limelight as queen was Lisa Belanger, taking with her Kathy Williamson, Denise Silvester, Johnna Desautels, Ann Freel, Dolores Cafarelli and Christa Boydack as her court. We will always cherish the timeless memories of this special night. THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT 3 iU “1987 Clo64 o| Clinton 3fi A ScAool « q. u c t c til Aonou of «jou pteAc n ce at til iuuox cm nineteen fuuuLtui eujAt -ei at AeCen o ' clacA in tA eOeniruj. Italian Social Center 17 Pt; hi 1 PI Vi f f . V a f •• - T Ai W ) 19 Mi 21 NIGHT HOURS Lets dance! On Saturday. March 28th in the colorful surroundings of a freshly decorated Clinton Town Hall, that is ex- actly what we did. hile dancing the hours awa to the music provided by “Sam the Music Man we sadl realized that this would be our final dance. But we would not let ourselves down. Instead we made it a night to remember. And what a night it was for those who were chosen as the honorable King and Queen and their Courts. The Queen and her Court were: (L to R) Marc Rouleau, Carol Letourneau, Sharon Kicker. Queen: Shawna Kelly, Kelly Thomas, Nancy Caughan, and Patty Cowles. The kingand his Court were: (L to R Humberto Morales, Fran Bedard, Chris Tavlor. King: Jeff Innamorati, Mike Wil- liamson. Dan Shannon, and Jeff Peto. 24 I. Tom 0 ' ( ' onnor 2. Dolores ( lafarelli 3. Shannon ( ) Connell 4. Nathalie Maclure 5. Roy W inn 6. Shawna Kelly 7. Alex In- namorati 8. Jim Nolan 9. Steve O Ioole 10. Johnna Desautc I I. Kelly Thomas 12. Marcy Janda 13. Mike Ponyta 14. Scott ( onnolly 15. N ls.« Morales 16. Christa Boydack 17. Glenda M rail IS. Denise Silvester 19. Lisa Bazydlo 20. Melissa Sheridan 21. Tom Diaz22. Tammy M( Neil23. Mary Rouleau 21 Humberto Morales 25. Karen O ' Connell 20. |efl In- namorati 27. Dixie Ordung 2S. Barbie Moore 29. Chris 1 . Bl.tiK 30. Ki lh Ki-imed 31. Maureen Bonin 32. Chris Tay lor 33. Nettie LaBrack 34. Jefl Peto 35. Jav Silvester 36. arol Letoumeau 37. ndrea i lodard 38. Colleen Liddy 39. Donnini 40. Lisa Giansanti 41. Sean Nolan 12. fracy McLaughlin 43. Kelly O ' Connor 44. Julia Natei 15. Patty ( owles 10. Paula Rutkowski 47. imee McGuire 48. K.it li Williamson 19. Denise Gibson 50. Susan Bernard 51. Patty Lei m ki 52. Jeannie Rabideau 53. Kristi Collins 54. Maureen Kittredge 55. Paul Cherubini 56. Lisa Chase 57. Tim Main 58 1 iroline Desmarais 59. Amy Floyd 60. Nancv Gaughan 2 h YOU CAN TOUCH STARS Stars have too long been symbols of the unattainable. They should not be so. For although our physical hands cannot reach them, we can touch them in other ways. Let stars stand for those things which are ideal and radiant in life . if we seek sincerely and strive hard enough, it is not impossible to reach them, even though the goals seem distant at the onset. And how often do we touch stars when we find them close by in the shining lives of great souls, in the sparkling universe of humanity around us! Esther Baldwin York TO MOVE ON If you have anything really valuable to contribute to the world, it will come through the expression of your own personality — that single spark of divinity that sets you off and makes you different from every other living creature. Bruce Barton 2S TIME TO TEACH 29 C — 1 MANY THANKS TO OUR SECOND HANDS . . . Now in tin hour when e must sav good-bye to those who are so dear to us You were always there tor guidance, assistance, judgement and authorit) Unlike the slow -mov ing hands of time. oui hands worked both assiduously and vigorously. Without v our ever faithful presence, w ho know s w here we may have ended up? So keep in mind that as time endures . . . You II never be forgotten! SPIRIT WEEK BANTER Mr. Mcllvaine during spirit week thought everything was gr eat; but who wanted to draw first and then decorate? Miss Menegus assisted us in gym class each day; During spirit week she assisted hv doing things our wav. Mr. Balvin always knows exactly what to say, so Mrs. Galeski lent us her artistic skills, while her naturally almost everything ended up his way! daughter Laura did cheerleading drills. 31 ADMINISTRATION Brendon Bailey Superintendant of Schools David Hazel Principal Leo Bachant Assist a n t Pri ncipal ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Josephine Kelly Secretary to Superintendant Sliaron DiMeco Elizabeth Sweatland Clerk to Principal Secretary to Principal Nellie Nosek Clerk to Superintendant ENGLISH Jean DeCesare Joanne Gavin William Walsh Chairman Joseph Garrity Claire Lent Daniel McLaughlin L. Bonnie Morrison Dorothy Scanlon John Scarsella 33 MATH Gregory Hillings I’aul Colombo Cordon Lockhart Thomas O’Connell Chairman BUSINESS FOREIGN LANGUAGE Anne Fallon Kathleen Wilson Terrance Ingano Chairman Anne Galeski Thomas Joyce Jane Walsh Joan Willett 35 ART, MUSIC HOME ECONOMICS Cynthia Whalen Chairperson Sharon Bloom Dorothy Trapp INDUSTRIAL ARTS David Menard Tau! Morrison Thomas Valerio George Willis SOCIAL STUDIES Donald Burgwinkle Edward Connor Gerald Foley John Phdbin Bernard Gaughan Chairman Joseph Bale in Chairman Ralph Ricci ATHLETICS Noreen Beaulieu Archie Cataldi Beverly Menegus BILINGUAL Dorcas Baker Cecily Marshall Director SPECIAL NEEDS Linda Webb Snrma Duggan Lynn Vanasse Mary Garcia � a«i4joeQ A MOMENT OF THANKS . . . Andrew Vetras Supervisor of Attendance Mark Forte Custodian Dorothy McNamara School Nurse Raymond Steele Head Custodian (l to r): M. O’Donoghue, E Silvester, E Burgwinkle, K Duffy, C Peto, A Liddy, C Flannagan 39 AS TIME MOVES ON Michael Con ell Donald Gallagher J oseph B a rgwi nkle Paid Rodelico Nancy O ' Neil Robert Cooney Paul lyour Edward Davidson Jennie Eraser David Baer u TIME TO PLAY Photo courtesy of Clinton Daily Item 41 STUDENT LEADERS President: Jeff Peto Student Executive Board: Karen OOi Homeroom Representatives: Nils,: Morales Mares Janda, Nancy Gaughan. Mars Rouleau, Christa Bovdack, Denise Silvester, Lisa Chase Vice-President: Lisa Belanger Secretars: Colleen Lidds Treasurer: Maureen Bonin Local Student Advisory Council: Lisa Belanger, Maureen Bonin Boys’ State: (bottom row 1 to r): Paul Cherubini, Mike Kane, Jeff Peto, Scott Connolly, Chris Taylor, Steve OToole (top row 1 to r): Edward Bernard, Peter Friedrich, Frank Goguen, Pat McIntyre School Improvement Council: Nilsa Morales, Frank Goguen Student Government Day Delegates: Scott Czermack, Scott Connolly 43 (front row 1 to r): Jeff Peto, Chris Taylor, Scott Connolly, Andy Gonsoreik. (back row 1 to r): Jeannie Rabideau, Nilsa Morales, Nancy Gaughan, Amy Donnini, Carol Letourneau, Shannon O’Connell, Ann Freel, Denise Silvester, Lisa Belanger. Patty Lemanski, Lisa Giansanti, Patty Cowles On May 12, 1987 the Clinton High School Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual induction cere- mony. The society welcomed 18 students including 16 new junior inductees and 2 senior members, Ann Freel and Andy Gonsoreik. During the program, the seniors were proud to present their gift to the school, a check which will he used for floral arrangements. After a full year of service the senior members of the National Honor Society happily gave the floor to the new junior members along with wishes of good luck for the future. YOUTHS OF THE MONTH mWL s £ 1 S ' (I to r) Scott Connolly, Maureen Bonin, Mary Rouleau, Colleen Licldy, Amy Donnini, Aimee McGuire, Jeannie Rabideau, Lisa Belanger, Nancy Gaughan AUDIO-VISUAL TEAM (front row 1 to r) Frank Goguen, Dixie Ordung, Angel Nieves, Mike Kane (back row 1 to r) Mrs. Strang, advisor; James O ' Leary, Russ Allan, Mike Lucht, Kevin Spear SPANISH CLUB -1 ! n i l LB : Si — -.Lag (1st row 1 to r): Constantino Zahariadis, Jason Botko, Paul Cherubini (2nd row 1 to r): Laura Nevado, Tracey Ponyta, Nilsa Morales Denise Gibson. Nancy Gaughan, Mary Rouleau, Amy Donnini, Melissa Winn, Denise Shannon (3rd row 1 to r): Frank Goguen Jeremy Walsh, Steve Van Looey, Lisa Prophet, Cory Clemens, Katie Flaherty, Megan Moore, Missy Nolan, Judy Tambolleo Heather O ' Toole. Dawn Gilmour, M rs. Fallon; Advisor, Angela Piscia (4th row 1 to r): Kipp Zoll, Walter Shephard, Mike Ponyta Sean Gorman, Brian Coyne, Christa Boydack, Jennifer Finnertv SPEECH CLUB (front row I to r): Tiristine McNally, Kathy Williamson, Pat McIntyre, Maura Kerrigan, Aimee McGuire, (had row 1 to r): Scott Connolly, Jack Connolly 1 h MATH CLUB (front row 1 to r): Mark Pizza, Andy Gonsorcik, Shannon O’Connell, Miss Beaulieu: advisor, Nilsa Morales, Nancy Gaughan, Matthew Belk (back row 1 to r): Jeremy Walsh, Julie itone, Larry O’Connell, Kipp Zoll, Tracy Plante, Jim Buckles CHORUS (kneeling): Christine McNally (front row 1 to r): Sherrie Bakerless, Tonya Adshade, Adie Marsh, Nathalie Maclure, Serena Serois, Karen Roekel, (back row 1 to r): Jennifer Bracy, Hayme Nater, Julie High, Marvse Maclure 47 Interclass Dramatics has always been a fun and ex- citing event at Clinton High. Last year, as juniors, our aspiring actors and actresses performed That s No Ladv. That ' s a Private Eye! This performance won us Best Pluv as well as three awards: Best Actress, Maureen Bonin; Best Supporting Actress, Maureen Kittredge: and Best Supporting Actor, Dan Shannon. This ear our class presented High School Daze. For this dramatic event, the prize of Best Supporting Actor was awarded to Jeff Peto. We hope that future classes will enjoy performing as much as we did. (I to r): Maureen Kittredge, Maureen Bonin, Ann Freel. Jeff Peto, Lisa Bazydlo, Marcy Janda, Dan Shannon, Kathy Williamson JS 49 INTERNATIONAL CLUB Ut row : Minim Kerrigan. Amir Sawyer. SonChu Kim. Kim Boisneau. Jennifer Laverdure, Cathy Ds. Katin Philbin i2iul Row): Julie High, Michelle Paulhus, Katrina Gutman, Denise Silvester. Angela Whitney, Christa Boydack, Jennifer Baer. Ki rin Pulnik, ratty Philbin, Kerrie Philbin Patty Thomas. Dawn Gilmour. Tracey O Donnell. Stephanie Joyce. Jeannie Rabideau. ' in back row): Kipp Z oil, Plulip DeCesare, Kathryn Gotthardt, Carol Letoumeau, K , nn Spear Pat McIntyre Trank Cogue n . Lillian O ' Connor. Tom Smith. Scott Connolly, Joanne Cash. Tracy McLaughlin The International Cluh, under the direction of Mr. Edward Philbin, spent the year learning more about foreign countries and their cultures. The officers were: Jen Laverdure, President; SonChu Kim, Vice-President; and Kim Boisneau, Sec re t a r v T reas u re r . Our activities included a trip to view an opera and dine at a Mexican restaurant, and Christmas caroling. Also, last summer we sponsored a two-week trip to Paris and London. All of these activities were enjoyed by all who participated. SPECIAL NEEDS Patricia Menicutch 51 TWIRLERS AND FLAG CORPS (1 to r) Katrina Gutman, Aim Donnini, Tracy Sladen. Patty Lemanski, Kelly Tierney. Lisa Bazvdlo. Kathryn Gotthardt, Melissa Moods Dixie Ordung Barbie Moore I to r 1 Heather O Malles Barbie Moore. Kathy Wiinikka, coach Dixie Ordung, Tracy Janda C.H.S. MARCHING BAND Lisa Giansanti (front row 1 to r) Jennifer DeBoer, Lisa Giansanti, Theresa Cowles, Patty Cowles, Jim Buckley, Rick Bastow, Kristin Pryor, Debbie Cannon (back row to r) David Montroy, Nicole O’Connell, Anthony Morabito, William Ordung, Jennifer MacLean, Tony Lopez, Shannon O’Connell, April Perkins, Pat O’Donnell, Joshua Amral, Debbie Giansanti, Director: William Williams. Shannon O’Connell (front row 1 to r) Kerrie Philbin, Laura Nevado, Lori Duhamel, Rosie Perez (back row I to r) Lois Casassanto, Patty Cowles Stacey Weego, Michelle Paulhus, Anne Sawyer, Maureen Gour, Flo Parker, Mayra Perez, Claire Innamorati, Patty Thomas, missing: Dawn Gilmour 53 S.A.D.D front row il to r’: Toni Perla. Maura Kerrigan. die Marsh. Trac McLaughlin, Kcll Thomas. Tina Johnson. Nilsa Morales, Man Rouleau, Lori lYllorm 2nd row I to r 1 ; |nn Nason, Dan Shannon, Julie High, Colleen McGeehan. Katin Williamson. Nettie LuBrack. Cath Les. Samatha Heighton. Jen Laverdure. Lisa Belanger. Tallinn Pulnik, Dolores Cafarelli bade row I to r): William Colombo — director. Michael Renfrew, Joan Strang — director, Tracey Gorham, Diane Forbes. Ann Floyd. Sari Jarvenin, Leian Lie sa . Kevin Spear YEARBOOK STAFF kneeling: Tracy McLaughlin, Shannon O’Connell, Chris Taylor, Maureen Bonin, Carol Letoumeau. Scott Connolly 1st row (1 to r): Pat McIntyre, Kathy Williamson, Nilsa Morales. Maureen Kittredge, Kate Robinson. Steve O’Toole, Aimee McGuire, Amy Donnim. Lisa Belanger. Lisa Chase, Lisa Bazydlo 2nd row (1 to r): Paul Cherubini, Jeff Peto, Nancy Gaughan. Colleen Liddy. 3rd row (I to r): James O’Leary, Ann Freel, Karen O ' Connell. Denise Gibson. Patty Lemanski, Mary Rouleau. 4th rowil to r): Marcyjanda, Christine LeBlanc, Dolores Cafarelli, Christa Boydack, Jeannie Rabideau, Frank Goguen back row il to r): Mike Kane, Andy Gonsorcik, Johnna Desautels 1’ r Ira McLaughlin Co-editor-in-chief Carol I etoiirneau (Copy Editor), Maureen Bonin Business Manager Amy Donnini Faculty Editor) Steve O’Toole (Sports Editor) Shannon O’Connell (Photography Editor) Scott Connolly (Co-editor-in-chief) TIME OUT 55 Jt-H Innamorati Scott O’Toole HANDFUL OF SPIRIT The Clinton football team improved upon their previous record of 2-8 last year to a respectable 5-5 this season. The Gaels were led by head coach Archie Cataldi and assistant coaches Tony Gannon and Tom Vetras. With the leadership of captains Scott Connolly, Jeff Innamorati, Scott O’Toole and Kokes Zahariadis, the Gaels spent long, grueling hours on the practice field improving their strength and skill. With the return of night games at Fuller Field, the excitement of the fans increased and the Gaels’ record soared to 3-2 with wins over Hudson, Marlboro and Maynard. With strong effort and determination the Gaels stuck together through a long and adverse season to regain the unforgettable Gael pride. I to r Jell Innamorati Scott O Toole, Coach Archie Cataldi, Kokes Zahariadis, Scott Connolly V ■■■■■■■ John Despotopulos Top How i to r M. Cilchrest, R.J. Reardon. 1). Jones. D. Gilman, S. Hauver, I) McLaughlin, P. O’Donnell. Ron 2 I to r 1 D. Smith. K Gour. M Janda, ( Velasquez, J. Lowe, A Garofoli. M Rexford, M. Sawyer, T Lent. Row 3 to : | Russell, T McGuire. M Russell, S Gorman, L Coyne, C. Spear, T Santasania, J. Butko. Row 4 A to 1 L Smith, S. Czermack, R. Arsenault, J O’Malley, A Gonsorcik, D. Casasanto, S. ( assidv Row 5 ( I to r J Piland. J Frisch, J Peto, J Despotopulos M Williamson, M Morales, J Nolan, B. Spear. A Innamorati. Bottom Row (I to r): S. O’Toole, G. Zahariadis, S. Connolly. J Innamorati, Head Coach Archie Cataldi and Assistant Coach Tony Gannon. And v Gonsorcik 8-MINUTE MILE Shannon O’Connell Row 1 (I to r): Christa Boydack, Denise Silvester, Nilsa Morales, Nancy Gaughan, Mary Rouleau, Shannon O Connell, Aimee McGuire, Jeannie Radideau, Shawna Nelly, Paula Rutkowski Row 2 (I to r). Anne Sawyer, Kathy Philbin, Heather O Malley, Julie Vitone, K errie Philbin. Kristen McNamara coach: Geri Novia The Clinton field hockey team had a successful season this year, presenting a record of 5-6-5. Although their ex- pectations were higher, they never let go of that traditional Gael spirit. This year the team was once again directed by coach Geri Novia and tri- captains were Shannon O Connell, Mary Rouleau, and Denise Silvester. Under this leadership, the Gaels kept their heads high and sticks low as they struggled through a strenuous season. The Lady Gaels deserve much credit for a job well done. Aimee McGuire Paula Rutkowski Shawna Kelly 61 b2 ■annie Rabideaw Christa Bovdack 6.3 GOALTIME lhe Clinton soccer team struggled through its second season s ith a new team ot young hopefuls. With the professional advice of coach Boh Shilalie and the lead- ership of co-captains Steve O’Toole and Frank. Goguen, the Caels achieved a record of 0 - 16 . Vlthough these statistics ma not he cause for celebration, the Gaels showed much pride and courage as the faced much more experienced competition. Although no victories show up on their record, the Gaels lost some ei s close games and they can always he proud that the ' gave it their best shot. Omar Nieves I w n - Steve O’Toole Frank Goguen X � 1 x m Carol Letoumeau Chris LeBlanc I to t ( are Duchnowski, Flo Parker, Marcyjanda, Carol Letoumeau, Colleen Liddy, Chris LeBlanc, Stao . eego Rou 2 I to i Maureen Gour, Maureen Fitzgerald, SonChu Kim, Kelly Pryor, Joan Potas, Coach Kath Wiinikka This Near the Clinton High volleyball team served its wa to a satisfying season with a record of 3-11. Thanks to the leader- ship of C oach Kathy Wiinika and the guid- ance of captains Carol Letoumeau and Colleen Liudy, the Caels never gave up hope, spirit, or that traditional Gael deter- mination Long practices produced im- proved coordination and serving skills; however, the Midland League competition was once again too tough, and too tall, for die Lad Gaels. The girls deserve great credit for tn ing. Despite all the trials and tribulations, they bumped, set. and spiked their wax to a fulfilling season. S SOB6 HANDS UP HANDS DOWN TWILIGHT ZONE lliis year the Clinton High basketball team had a decent season resulting with a record ot 3-14. I nder the expert direction ot Couch Cern Foley, the Gaels tried their utmost to gain the credit the very much desen e 1 ' he Gaels sunk many baskets and scored mam points, but unfortunately this was not enough to grab victories away from the other Midland League teams. How- ever, the season wasn t at all useless since the Gaels tremendously improved their skills and coordination. Ve extend our con- gratulations to all the players for another hue season. Joe Clisham aiNTon Brian Covne Mike Williamson lop to Bottom il to ri: Mickes Molina, Jim McDonald, Bolt lerasi, Andy Garofoli, John Keose, Coach Gerry holes Joel Frisch Joe (, ' hishatn. Brian Coyne. Fran Bedard, Omar Nieves, Mike Williamson. 69 TIME TRAVELERS Although tlu ' ir 2-15 record max not he cause tor excitement, the Clinton girls basketball team never let their spirits diminish and for this we can admire and feel proud of them With the superb coach- ing ot Benue Gaughan. the Gaels held their heads high through this try ing season. Thi s ear the arsitv team was a mixture ot members of each class, all ot w hom tried their hardest to achieve victory ' . It was, how- ex er. the shooting ot Gaughan, the ball con- trol ot Gibson, the rebounding ot Liddy and the driving ot Rouleau that led the team. 11 ot the hard work and determination tinallv paid otl on February 10. 19S7 w hen the Lad Gaels won their first league game over the Maynard Tigers, 38-34. All in all. this season xvas satisfying for the Gaels — not to mention the great enthusiasm ex- perienced on that victorious day. Nancy Caughan Colleen Liddy Util ' ' . I « ' rl V Row 1 1 to r): Toni Perla. Denise Gibson. Colleen Liddy Nancy Gaughan. Mary Rouleau Row 2 (I to r): Kathy Philbin. Adie Marsh, Jennifer Finnerty. Hayme Nater. Joanne Cash, Barbara Mayou. Marv Rouleau Denise Gibson Nancy Gaughan, Coach Bernie Gaughan, Colleen Liddy PLAYING FOR TIME Kevin Labbe «■ I t k .vwxwmo ' tv WKM (front row 1 to r): Jeff Innarnorati, Mike Williamson, Kevin Labbe, Jim Nolan, Steve O’Toole. (2nd row 1 to r): Dave Casasanto, Roger Arsenault, Fran Bedard, Caesar Velasquez, Andy Garofoli (back row 1 or r): Coach Bemie Gaughan, Sean Gorman, John Despotopolus, Mark Morales J i rn Nolan � Fran Bcdarc Under the direction of coach Bernie Gaughan, tlie Clinton High baseball team had great season with a resulting record o f 14-6. Co-captains Jim Nolan and Kevin Labbe led the gaels to many victories in- cluding a win over the Hudson Hawks which earned them a spot in the District playoffs. The saying goes Time flies when you re having fun, but fly it did not during the intense game against the Marlboro Panthers whom the gaels finally defeated 4- 3 after 15 innings! Even after being defeated in the second games of the Districts, we commend the gaels for their fine job this season. V vw 4V ♦V i v f f V- v � v - • W5! . Jett Innainorati Mike Williamson John Despotopulos Mark Morales E II vi A ' i ' (front row 1 to r): Matt Belk, Dan Shannon, Coach Donald Burgwinkle, Chris Taylor, Kevin Coughlin, (back row 1 to r): Eric Boyce, Peter Pierce, Chris Spear, Matt Russelll TEE TIME The Clinton High golf team played a very competitive season this year, ending with a record of 0-13. Although this figure is not a terrific one, the gaels proudly demonstrated good sportsmanship and school spirit at every match. Tlnrlpr thp snnprli coaching and experience of Donald Burgwinkle, the gaels spent much time perfecting their skills. However, the abilities of the other Mid- land League teams over powered them. We now take the time to congratulate all the members of the squad for a job well done. Good going, guys! Dan Shannon A WINNING TIME (1 to r): Jett Peto, Constantino Zahariadis, Scott Connolly, Bob Spear joys track teams, along with coaches Cataldi, ended the season with records ;rs, our teams statis themselves did cap j Scott ( ionnollv (front row 1 to r): Heather Baird, Audra Sargent, Lillian O’Connor, Seania Hardigan, Erin O Toole, Coach Noreen Beaulieu. (2nd row 1 to r): SonMi Kim, Maura Milewski, Tracey Ponvta, Katrina Gutman, (back rowl to r): Tammy Pulnik, Marguerita Rosario, Maria Montalvo PLAY BALL! (first row 1 to r): Aimee McGuire, Denise Gibson, Nancy Gaughan, Marcy Janda, Shannon O’Connell, Denise Silvester, Mary Rouleau, Coach Caesar DiTullio. (2nd row 1 to r): Vivian Hartlett, Joan Potas, Jean Kittredge, Karen Morin, Kathy Philbin, Anne Sawyer. (3rd row 1 to r): SonChu Kim, Jen Laverdure MUk IV Nancy Gaughan Aimee McGuire Marcy Janda Shannon O’Connell Mary Rouleau Denise Silvester The Clinton High softball team played a great season this year, with a final record of 9-8. Coached by Caesar DiTul- lio, the Lady Gaels expressed tremendous effort and sports- manship at every game. Al- though their stay in the District playoffs was short-lived, the players and the school they represent are extremely proud. We now take the time to con- gratulate the Lady Gaels on a job well done. 81 S2 CHANGING TIMES Sophomore year brings memories we will cherish forever. This year brought new opportunities — to show the freshmen the ropes by giving them the same treatment given us and to be proud that we were no longer the “dirt of the school. Being more sure of ourselves, we came through the Spirit Week competition as third place winners. The many hours we spent decorating and preparing were worth every minute. We beautified our hall with everything from aluminum foil stars to a huge three-dimensional 87. During the rally, an excited Mona Christie crossed the finish line of the tricycle race first leaving the presidents of the other classes trailing behind! Our Class Officers: M ona Christie, President; Christa Boydack, Vice President; Johnna Desautels, Secretary; and Maureen Bonin, Treasurer, led us through the many trying times and prepared us (mentally and financially) for our two most important events — Junior and Senior year. Our final year at C H S. came upon us more quickly than was expected. Our Class Officers didn’t realize what they were in for — as this would be the busiest year of all. They included: Jeff Peto, President; Lisa Belanger, Vice President; Colleen Liddv, Secretary; and Maureen Bonin, Treasurer. These students did an excellent job during the many trials and tribulations we experienced before graduation. Spirit Week was a tremendous success for the Class of ' 87. When the points were tallied, we arose once again as winners. As the band played “Tequila, we all danced ecstatically around the gymnasium floor. (Even Mr. Balvin got into it!) Many of us were saddened by the thought that this was our closing hour at C.H.S., but we made the best of all the times we had. Our freshman year at C.H.S. was a time of growing and learning. Our first job, electing our Class Officers, was a success. They included: John Despotopulos, President; Scott Connolly, Vice President; Amy Donnini, Secretary; and Colleen Liddy, Treasurer. Although we were intimidated by the upperclassmen, we, along with our advisors, Beverly Menegus and Carl Mellvaine, spent much time and effort readying ourselves for the main event — Spirit Week. Despite jeers of dirt from our fellow students, we didn t give up. Proud poets Mona Christie and Carol Letourneau triumphed in first place in the Class Poem contest. The rest of our first year at C H S. was typical of the bewildered freshman. At the end of the year, we finally felt that we belonged and we were excited to prepare ourselves for the next obstacle — sophomore year. As junior year began, our conceit level was a bit high since we knew now that we were finally upperclassmen! We began by selecting Class Officers — Jeff Peto, President; Fran Bedard, Vice President; Colleen Liddy, Secretary; and Maureen Bonin, Treasurer. They guided us through our fund-raisers including a Christmas raffle and selling carnations. Our new Advisors, Anne Galeski and Joseph Balvin, were also a great support for us during our direction of Spirit Week and other class activities. Spirit Week was a thrilling time for the Class of 1987. We were victorious in many competitions including Hall Decorating, Class Poster, Green Gold Day and last but not least, the Class with the Most Spirit! The highlights of the week, though, were the Homecoming Game and the dance which followed. Our theme, Just Once, was appropriate since only once would we experience this special night. 83 GAMETIME (NICKNAMES) DOWN CLUES ACROSS CLUES WORD LIST: GAMETIME (NICKNAMES) 1 . HUM BY 3. NETI ' LE BOTKO HARMON NOLAN 2. CHEST 5. FRITTER BONIN INNAMORATI OTOOLE 4. GNAT . TISH BROWN 1NNAMORATI PETO 6. FILO 9. BOC CHERUBINI KITTREDGE PEETE 8 . PARTY ANIMAL 12. HIPPO CHAMPAGNE LA BRACK SPEAR 10. HOOTER 14. HARM C LI SHAM LIDDY WILLIAMSON 11. KOKES 15. WOP CONNOLLY MORALES WINN 13. WILLY 16. FAT HEAD FRISCH MORALES ZAHARIADIS 18. HUBIE 17. LEGGY GONSORCIK NOLAN 19. DELI 20. MOE 21. DE( K 1 R 22. HAWK 23. ROYSTER 24. DEER 2-5. M 26. GRACE TIME TO MOVE ON 85 A TIME FOR CHANGE Walk On By Hang ’Em High ' Coolin ' Off On Sunday, May 31, 1987 our Baccalaureate Service was held in Mitchell Memorial Auditorium. Dressed in our caps and gowns for the first time, we listened intently to the blessing ot Reverend Edward Chalmers of St. John the Evangelist Church in Clinton. After singing our class song, “That’s What Friends Are For, we marched out, all ol us with visions of our final week together as a class. “ Looks Like We’ve Made It! ' Pres. Jeff Peto FUN TIMES Senior W eek officiallx began on June 2, 1987 when we all traveled to the Frank Davis Resort in Nloodus. CT tor our Class Trip. The day was tilled with tun. tood, and frolic as we swam, raced canoes, rode horses, and enjoyed the many field events. Wh en all the excitement faded and we mounted the buses to return home, we looked forward to the remaining activities of our final week together. 89 91 PARTY TIME On June 4, 1987, our Class Banquet was held at the White Cliffs in Northboro. We finally realized that this was our last chance to enjoy ourselves as a class. We dined and danced to the music of “Glass Leaf. But, of course, a party isn’t a party until the seniors take over the instruments for a little enter- tainment and humor of their own! As the night wore on and the fun wore off, thoughts of graduation swept through our minds, as we looked forward to that special day. 93 OUR FINAL HOUR On Saturdax . Juno ( 19S7, wo all gathered together tor our final hour — graduation. After hearing the meaningful and inspirational speeches of Class President Jett Peto. Valedictorian Scott Connolly, Salutatorian Shannon O Connell. Chris Taylor and Lisa Ciansanti. w e sloxxlx inarched across the platform to receix e our diplomas We were no longer mere high school students — w e were adults, reach and w illing to face life in the real world. These past tour years strengthened and matured each and even one of us in character and in mind. Nothing can stop us now. ’87! “Give to the world the best you have, follow the honest and dedicated leaders of our society and become citizens of integrity. The quality of our lives and of our nation depends upon the contribution you make. •rf 1 IT Ei ‘There are no strangers here — only friends we have not met. “It’s not the man who takes things as they come that succeeds, but the man who also grabs them as they go by. “Destiny is not a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. 95 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Saturday, June the sixth nineteen hundred and eighty-seven at 2:00 p.m. CENTRAL PARK CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTS EXERCISES OF GRADUATION PROCESSIONAL “Pomp and Circumstance Elgar SELECTION “Star Spangled Banner’ Francis Scott Key INVOCATION Reverend, Dr. John A. Malcolmson The First United Presbyterian Church PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT Jeffrey Francis Peto President, Class of 19S7 ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS GIFT Thomas Charles Smith President, Class of 1988 REMARKS Mr. Brendon J. Bailey Superintendent of Schools £ ' M ' I WB-; I SELECTIONS . “Heirlooms” ... by Amy Grant sung by Maureen Therese Bonin STUDENT SPEAKERS Class Valedictorian — - Scott J. Connolly High Honor Student — Shannon Lise O’Connell High Honor Student — Christopher Robert Taylor High Honor Student — Lisa Marie Giansanti , ' Mi “The Time Has Come based on the theme from “The Rose” by Bette Midler (words by Michelle Goidet — - Class of 1981) — sung by the Clinton High School Show Choir — directed by Mrs. Rita Graham AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS Mr. Brian F. Burgwinkle Chairman of the School Committee CLASS SONG “Thats What Friends are For by Carole Bayer Sager words by Maureen Therese Bonin, Amy Jo Donnini, Lisa Marie Giansanti and Carol Anne Letourneau BAND SELECTION . . .“This Is The Time” Billy Joel Orchestration by William Williams Clinton High School Band featuring: Patricia Mary Cowles, Lisa Marie Giansanti and Shannon Lise O’Connell BAND SELECTION School Song “Green and Gold ’ Clinton High School Band PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Mr. David A. Hazel Principal of High School Mr. Leo R. Bachant Acting Principal of High School Jf Co Mr. William J. Walsh Acting Assistant Principal of High School BENEDICTION Reverend, Dr. John A. Malcolmson The First United Presbvterian Church . RECESSIONAL Frank Erickson Clinton High School Band BK, C U , CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Jeffrey Francis Peto .... Lisa Marie Belanger Colleen L. Liddv Maureen Therese Bonin CLASS MOTTO “Far away there in the sunshine are our highest aspirations. We may not reach them, but we can look up and see their beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott CLASS COLORS Roval Blue and Silver CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Joseph Balvin Mrs. Anne Galeski 97 THE TRUE MEANING OF GAEL SPIRIT Our years have passed at Clinton High, and now it ' s time to suy good-bve. But tirst we d like to take a rest, and take the time to reminisce. Three years have gone by since our freshman year. Since that time we’ve allayed our tears. Our senior class no longer cowers when booed. Instead we bounce back with our spirited mood. Our sophomore year soon commenced. An air of leadership from our peers was sensed. Our academics were more advanced, and hopes of success left us entranced. Then junior year finally came, and upperclassmen we were named. During Spirit W eek our vigor was high. and when announced victors we expressed more than a sigh. Our senior year is beginning to unravel, the maudlin end of our high school travels. Our last expressions of Gael Spirit are given, for it has always been towards pride that we have striven. Our feelings, we know, will best be described, when that day of graduation finally arrives. Our credence in the futurity of Clinton High cannot be sup and we are obliged to leave the underclassmen impressed. This we know, is a surmountable feat, because our attitude just can’t be beat. Our spirit, spunk, and absolute pride, can not and will not be explicitly denied. fhe true meaning of Gael Spirit will forever be extolled, for as we journey from this school and our life-long careers we 11 faithfully refer to what we have learned and shared he And to of Clinton High we bestow a zealous cheer. by Carol Letourneau and Amy Dor is CLINTON OFFSET PRINTERS, INC. 472 High Street Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 Telephone (617) 365-4396 Letterpress - Offset - Silk Screen CONGRATULATIONS!! MR. MRS. ROY JEAN WINN SIGNS OF THE TIME Nuclear Woes Scandal IN MEMORIAM Friends, Do not stand by our graves and weep We are not there, we do not sleep We are a thousand winds that blow. We are diamond glints on snow. W e are the sunlight on ripened grain, W e are the gentle autumn rain. — annonymous KRISTI M. COLLdNS 1969-1986 PAULA M. RUTKOWSKI 1969-1986 FROM THEIR CO-WORKERS AT LINCOLN DISCOUNT DRUGS HIGH STREET CLINTON 101 PATRON PAGE Mr. 6c Mrs. William Bazydlo Mr. 6c Mrs. Arthur Belanger Mrs. Walter Belaska Mr. 6c Mrs. John Paul Bernard Brad s Auto Repair Rev. Edward Chalmers Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce Attorney 6c Mrs. William Connolly, Sr. Mr. 6c Mrs. Bruce Desmarais Mr. 6c Mrs. Joseph DiMeco Mr. 6c Mrs. Joseph Donnini Fung Wong Restaurant Mr. 6c Mrs. William Frisch Mr. 6c Mrs. Edward 6c Jacqueline Frisch Dr. Peter Gartoli 6c Associates Mr. 6c Mrs. Bernard F. Gaughan Mr. 6c Mrs. Victor Giansanti, Jr. Mr. 6c Mrs. Allen 6: Betsy Gibson Ms. Carolyn Gray Gridiron Club Mr. 6: Mrs. John Liddy Mr. 6: Mrs. Daniel McLaughlin, Jr. McNally s Cocktail Lounge Mr. 6c Mrs. Melvin McNeil Mr. 6c Mrs. Paul F. McRell Mr. 6c Mrs. Daniel P. O Connell, Jr. Mr. 6c Mrs. George O’Toole Mr. 6c Mrs. James Peto Mr. 6c Mrs. Ronald J. Rabideau Ms. Eileen J. Rouleau Vitone’s Barber Shop Mr. 6c Mrs. William 6c Janet Williamson Mr. 6c Mrs. Roy 6c Jean Winn 102 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’87 FROM ROBERT J. McNALLY FUNERAL HOME INC. 304 CHURCH ST. CLINTON, MA ROBERT J. McNALLY SR. ROBERT J. McNALLY JR. DIRECTORS Good Luck to the Clinton High School Class of 1987 SURPRENANT WIRE CABLE A Division of FL Industries 172 Sterling Street Clinton, MA 01510 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1987 L.G. BALFOUR CO. INC. The Coulter Press Inc . 156 Church Street, Clinton, MA 01510 Publishers of the Daily ITEM Community Shopper News West Boylston Banner Pioneer Congratulations to Class of 1987 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Sav-On Home Center CARPETING • LINOLEUM CABINETS • WALLPAPER • WINDOW COVERINGS 63 Plain Street Clinton, Massachusetts 01510 (617) 365-4419 KEVIN McGEEHAN Any college will take your money. But what will they give you in return? Billions of dollars are spent each year to get a college education. This year won’t be any different. Before you give your hard earned money over to some smiling college financial officer, be sure you ' re buying the best college for you. At our college we also have a smiling financial officer. In fact we feel that our f nancial officer has one of the finest smiles of any college financial officer in the country. And why not. Our fnancial offcer knows the value of a dollar, and also knows the value of the education you will receive from Atlantic Union College. What you ' ll be buying are classes taught by professors, not graduate students that many larger colleges and universities use. Professors, who compose a faculty of pro- fessional educators who have earned their degrees from places like, Cambridge Uni- versity, Harvard University, Eastman School of Music, Boston University an d many more of the fnest universities in the world. What you’ll be buying is one of the most exciting educational environments in the nation. Located minutes away from the nation ' s greatest concentration of high- tech research and development zones, Atlantic Union College in South Lancaster, Massachusetts gives its students the oppor- tunity to study in an economic and social climate that John Naisbitt, author of Mega- trends has called, one of the ten best places to start a business or fnd employment. What you ' ll be buying is an Honors Core Program that has been evaluated by a university instructor who examined 175 liberal arts colleges and found “two pro- grams stand out conspicuously as examples of excellence. Atlantic Union College is one of these two examples of excellence. But perhaps more important than all of this, is that what you ' ll be buying, is a place where caring, Ch ristian people are fully prepared to counsel and support you. 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BRIAN DESAUTELS CONGRATULATIONS PAT COWLES from Mom, Dad, Theresa, John and Eileen BEST WISHES FROM J.C. PENNEY CATALOG STORE 21 HIGH ST. CLINTON , MA. 01510 TEL. 368-0121 BEST OF LUCK FROM ANGIE ' S PUB CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 FROM GODARD NEWS HIGH ST. CLINTON, MA 01510 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! FROM THE CLASS OF 88 GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE 87 139 CONG RATU L ATI O N S TO THE CLASS OF 1987 The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives.’ - ROBERT MAYNARD HUTCHINS THE CLINTON TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT !!! Johnna (Twitch) Just remember if all else fails, “Pull a Johnna. Tracy Your poor parents they ve spent more on your doctor’s bills then they will spend on college. Lisa (Buzz) You came sooo close at Shepard Hill! Lucky you missed it. Amy “We pajamas’ Denise “Don’t get all hot and bothered Carol “What a Boof ' Jeannie “You don t know what couldies are? Mary You haven’t been the same since you fell in the S.N. Room. Maureen (Grace) “Hit the B square” Beep, Beep, Beep Aimee M. Remember U M ass 87 Colleen (). “Old Gertie, Gertie Traeee Z. “Snap, Crackle, Pop Lisa G. We all loved your Hop picture!! Nancy (Leaf) “It was the funniest thing, you had to be there. 141 REACH FOR THE STARS! MR. MRS. EDWARD J. BONIN TO THE CLASS OF 1987 HEALTH AND HAPPINESS AND REMEMBER Love doesn t make the world o round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile. Franklin P. Jones Love Anne Galeski and Joseph Balvin ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ flWflRBS FRAN BEDARD — recipient of the Daily Item Athlete of the Week Award LISA BELANGER — Business Student of the Year Award, Milestone for Freedom Award, Business Week Typing and Spelling Award, Clinton Exchange Club Youth of the Month recipient MAUREEN BONIN — Clinton Exchange Club Youth of the Month recipient. Best Supporting Actress in the 1984-85 All-School Play, Best Actress in the 1985-86 Interclass Dramatics CHRISTA BOYDACK — Third Place recipient of the 1987 Typing 1 Contest JOHN CONNELLY — Second Place recipient of the Voice of Democracy Contest SCOTT CONNOLLY — 1986 Harvard University Prize Book Award, Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award, Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents Award for Academic Excellence, Clinton Exchange Club Youth of the Month recipient, Clinton Exchange Club Youth of the Year recipient, Worcester Telegram and Gazette Student Achievement Award, Congressional Scholar-National Youth Leadership Council Award, the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete Award, recipient of the 1987 Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholar — Nation-wide competition Award, Charles Moran Memorial Scholar Athlete Award, Clinton High School Award for Outstanding Foreign Language Student, 1987 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Scholar, the Hannah M. Walsh Award Prize for English Essay, recipient of the Presidential Academic Fitness Award, District E. Athletic Directors Association Award, Clinton Police Association scholar-Athlete Award, recipient of the Who’s Who Among American High School Students Award PATRICIA COWLES — recipient of the Presidential Academic Fitness ward JOHN DESPOTOPULOS — recipient of the 1985-86 and the 1986-87 Thanksgiving Game M.V.P. Award AMY DONNINI — Clinton Exchange Club Youth of the Month recipient, First Place recipient of VFW “Voice of Democracy” Contest, Clinton High School Award for Outstanding Foreign Language JOEL FRISCH — recipient of the Daily Item Athlete of the Week Award LISA GIANSANTI — recipient of the 1986 Harvard University Prize Book Award ANDREW GONSORCIK — recipient of the Presidential Academic Fitness Award COLLEEN LIDDY — Clinton Exchange Club Youth of the Month recipient MAUREEN KITTREDGE — Best Supporting Actress in the 1985-86 Interclass Dramatics ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 143 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ AWARDS 1MEE MCGl IRE — Clinton Exchange Club Youth of the Month recipient, recipient of the C entral — Massachusetts All-Star Award for Field Hockey, Who’s Who among American High School Students Award, recipient of the Lion ' s Club Student Speaker Contest Award TRAC ' l MCLAUGHLIN — Marymount College Leadership Award, recipient of the Who’s Who Among American High School Students Award NILSA MORALES — Marxmount College Leadership Award, recipient of the Lillian and George Graham Trust Award JULIA NATER — recipient of the Clinton High School Business Student of the Year Award SHANNON O ' CONNELL — Third Place recipient of the Milestone for Freedom Award, Gen Rad Foundation Science Award, Clinton Police Association Student- Athlete Award JEFF PETO — Best Supporting Actor in the 1984 All-School Play, Best Supporting Actor in the 1986 Interclass Dramatics, recipient of the Presidential Academic Fitness Award, Milestone For Freedom Award FD PHILBROOK — recipient of the 1984 and the 1986 Thanksgiving Game Offensive Player Award, Telegram and Gazette Player of the Week recipient JEANNTE RABIDEAU — Clinton Exchange Club Youth of the Month Recipient SHARON RICKER — Second Place recipient of the 1987 Typing 1 Contest MARY ROULEAU — Clinton Exchange Club Youth of the Month recipient DENISE SILVESTER — recipient of the Presidential Academic Fitness Award, recipient of the Outstanding Award for Achievement in Social Studies RAY STOWELL — Second Place recipient of the 1987 Typing II contest CHRIS TAYLOR — 1986 recipient of the Holy Cross Book Award, Bausch and Lomb Science Award recipient. Presidential Academic Fitness Award recipient MIKE WILLIAMSON — Thanksgiving Game Offensive Player M.V.P. recipient. Telegram and Gazette Athlete of the Week recipient ROY W INN — Third Place recipient of the 1987 Typing II Contest CONSTANTINO ZAHARIADIS — recipient of the Telegram and Gazette Defensive Player of the Week Award ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i it o eJbt 1 1 ♦V-jC, jr$ . J f‘ $C vi V ' i5 | CtAJujjn lAd-Mj) I 5 ' Wl+ P fyA -: ' Z ' X v rr s f,