Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

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'Q' is ICH in Fgzf f Q , , :f ,ws A 5 x 3' 7 eg. i,,A Ek s'L' w f Jffd' wf 55-, D if 2 ' f A 1 R w 5 R Dedication We, the Class of 1962, respectfully dedicate this, our yearbook, to John McCarthy, whose friendship will long be remembered by this and other classes of Leominster High School. 4 THEODORE M. KUCHARSKI Prmclpal The famous American educator Horace Mann once said: A human being is not, in any proper sense, a human being till he is educated. Do not let yourselves be fooled, however, by those charming pictures your admiring relatives take of you in your cap and gown at your high school graduation. A high school diploma is not the label to paste on a finished product of education. A graduation is a commencement-a beginning of the process of becoming edu- cated among other things. Some of you will continue the process of becoming educated in the classrooms of some institution of higher learning. Do not be misled into thinking you have therefore found a pleasant or efficient four year short-cut to becoming Horace Mann's definition of a human being. Think of the experience of the prominent citizen who rebelled at the sight of the great number of courses his son would be expected to take at a certain college. The father sympathized with his son's desire for a quick education. The college president gave them this answer: Certainly he can take a shorter course. It all depends on what he wants to make of himself. When God wants to make an oak He takes twenty years, but He only takes two months to make a squash. How many years must be required to make an educated human being? All the years that a longer life expectancy is bestowing on man by the efforts of those who continually educate themselves-and the rest of us-in the best ways to live and prosper. Keep that goal before you-whether you go to college or not-strive for it con- stantly-that the end of your days may at last find you a human being-educated at last-rich in wisdom. climb if n ' Q 1 - . . l-'saw-f 'Z i f I -an - 1 9 g Gd WK x N l NN W N i H STM MISS LILLIAN RICKER Dean of Women MR. JOHN F. JOYCE Assistant Principal MISS MARY ADDANTE Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Solid Ge- ometry, Trigonometry. MRS. J UDITH ANDERSON Business English II and III. MRS. J UDITH ANGELINI College English III. MR. GEORGE ANTONIONI U.S. History, World History, and Ge- ography. MR. GERALD AUBUCHON Geography, Human Relations. MISS PHYLLIS BOLINO Typewriting I, Office Practice. MISS MARYANN CELLI Business English II, College English II. MISS ALICE CHENETTE French I, II, and III. MR. ALBERT CHRISTOPHER Biology. MISS M. ELIZABETH COLLEY College English IV. MR. ALDRICH COUSINS U.S. History, Geography, and Human Relations. MR. PERCY DUNLOP Business Mathematics, Bookeeping I. MISS MARGRET EARL Plane Geometry, Algebra, and Chemis- try. MRS. BERNICE FALLICK French I, Business English III. MRS. FLORENCE FARWELL College English II. MR. HENRY FENTON Business Law, Bookkeeping I and II. MISS ANNA FORTE Latin II, Italian I and II. Our Front Row: Judith P. Angelini, John F. Magane, Henry B. Fenton, Lillian Ricker, John F. Joyce, Theodore M. Kucharski, M. Elizabeth Colley, Helen F. Hartnett, Marvin P. Ken- dall, Florence A. Farwell. Second Row: Anna Forte, Marlene E. Ruh, Gertrude O'Donnell, Phyllis M. Bolino, Judith Ander- son, Bernice H. Fallick, Josephine M. Hayes, Margaret Earl, Faculty Alice C. Chenette, Maryann Celli, Mary A. Addante, Angela M. Medici, John H. Rogers. Third Row: Michael Kavanaugh, George A. Antonioni, George A. Peck, Claude H. Munson, Aldrich Cousins, Percy A. Dunlop, Gerald Aubuchon, Albert F. Christopher. Absent: Patricia B. Pothier, Carmine Picucci, Leonard Johnson. MISS GERTRUDE O'DONNELL Typewriting I and II, Business Mathe- matics, Office Practice. MR. GEORGE PECK Business English IV. MR. CARMINE PICUCCI Physical Education. MRS. PATRICIA POTHIER Physical Education. MISS E. LILLIAN RICKER Dean of Girls, Public Speaking. MR. JOHN ROGERS U.S. History, Economics, Sociology, and Human Relations. MISS MARLENE RUH Typewriting I and II, Business Mathe- matics, Stenography II, Oliice Practice. MISS HELEN HARTNETT Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry, Trig- onometry. MRS. JOSEPHINE HAYES Typewriting I and II, Bookkeeping I, Of- fice Practice. MR. LEONARD JOHNSON Mechanical Drawing. MR. JOHN JOYCE Dean of Boys, German I and II. MR. MICHAEL KAVANAUGH Student teacher-Physics. MR. MARVIN KENDALL Physics, Chemistry. MR. THEODORE KUCHARSKI Principal. MR. JOHN MAGANE U.S. History, Economics, and Sociology. MISS ANGELA MEDICI Typewriting II, Stenography I, Oliice Practice. MR. CLAUDE MUNSON Free Hand Drawing. lb kenny w 1'-f'f3X+2.K fr ex Q 'K 1 if- Q G , - 1 sy MW Nl Hmmim Ei 1f jf f' 'f' 'Y , P Ling ii! -.1 M- , I- lffww ,, .7- A 41-- 5' A VX SENH MRS. FLORENCE FARWELL We, the class of 1962, wish to extend our sincere graditude to our faculty ad- visors, Mrs. Florence Farwell and Mr. George Peck, for their guidance during our three years at L.H.S. Through their encouragement and understanding, our class has been able to make all of its en- deavors successful. Class Advisors MR. GEORGE PECK BETTE BILODEAU Vice-President LANCE CARLUCCIO President CLASS S VICTOR DiNARDO Treasurer H 2 ELENA FIRMANI Secretary GEORGE AGEIEFF George . . . S.T.H.S .... Drafting . . . En- joys basketball and fishing . . . Frequently overheard saying, Is that right? . . . A good student . . . Has frequent disagree- ments with Mr. Mitchell in history class . . . Likes South Pacific . . . Hopes to become a draftsman. PETER AMOROSI Pere . . . College . . . How are you sliding, Hal? . . . One of our scholars in physics . . . Likes the rough, outdoor life . . . Member of Chess and Science clubs . . . A follower of Robin Hood . . . Golf and boating are more of his favorites . . . Peo- ple who talk too much annoy Pete . . . Hopes for a career as a biologist. ROBERT APPLETON Appie . . . Commercial . . . I'1l do it to- morrow . . . A whiz in business law . . . Likes to dream of far-away places in the Travel Club . . . Can be seen frequenting one of the area's many bowling alleys . . . Would appreciate it if people wouldn't make fun of the way he speaks . . . Plans to make a career in the field of electronics. MICHAEL ARPANO Mike . . . Commercial . . . Ya, okay! . . . Quite a pro on the fairway . . . Another tenpin man . . . One of Mr. Picucci's fans . . . Has a genuine interest in cars . . . Undecided as to future plans. DORA ARSENAULT Dora . . . College . . . That jars me! . . . Likes studying about this great land of ours . . . Is well known for her beautiful singing voice . . . Speaks French iiuently . . . Member of French and Choral clubs . . . Would breathe easier if tests were abolished . . . Hopes to 'become a teacher. 16 ALAN ASIKAINEN Al . . . College . . . Cinch! . . . One of Mr. Kendall's prodigies . . . Active in sports . . . A member of L.H.S. varsity basketball team . . . Really blows that clarinet . . . Clean-up chairman for Junior Spaghetti Supper . . . Another advocate of the no test system . . . Oflicer of Engineering Society . . . Will become an engineer. KATHLEEN BAILEY Kathy . . . College . . . An expert at short- hand . . . Spends most of her spare time with Lee . . . Past member of F.T.A. . . . Made a cute waitress for the Junior class supper . . . Likes ice-cream, any flavor . . . Plans to become a typing or shorthand teacher. l JOHN EDWARD BAKER Bake . . . Commercial . . . Well, I don't know. . . . A history fan . . . Is always eager to discuss world events . . . An early riser during hunting season . . . Wishes B. S. would stop teasing him about his where- abouts on weekends . . . Plans for a future in the insurance field. ROLAND BAILEY Ronnie . . . Commercial . . . What time does this period get over? . . . Enjoys public speaking . . . Working on cars, hunting, and playing guitar keep him busy . . . He's looking forward to the Navy and business college. HENRY BAKER Hanky Bake . . . S.T.H.S .... Drafting . . . Likes to work on cars in spare time . . . Likes to go horseback riding with Carol . . . Magnet Staji . . . Plans to go into the service in September . . . Likes civics class best of all. I EANNE BARON PRUDENCE BARRY Jeannie . . . Commercial . . . Oh well! . . . Prudy . . . College . . . Likes French and A talented artist . . . Can be found at the is good at it . . . Spends many out-of-school ice skating rink . . . Swimming and bad- hours studying Russian . . . Past member minton are also her favorites . . . Collects of Choral Club . . . Joins with Patti Page records . . . Thinks life would be more in praising Cape Cod . . . Among her pleasant without homework . . . Plans to hobbies are art, music, cooking, and swim- be a secretary. ming . . . Doesn't like her first name . . . 17 Hopes to become a lawyer. JANE BATSTONE Bugs . . . College . . . What'd you do last night? . . . Will leave L.H.S. with a good background in German . . . Enjoys horse- back riding . . . Was one of the five girls in Mr. K's physics class . . . Uses up a lot of air-mail stationery . . . Finds a little time so she can write to Korea . . . Plans to become a dental hygienist. BRUCE BELROSE Buzz . . . College . . . Like help! . . . Ac- tive member of Engineering Society . . . A swimming fan . . . Finds mechanical draw- ing his favorite subject . . . Bruce is a thinking man . . . Votes for Johnny Mathis . . . Will become a design engineer. ROSALIE BELLIO Buddie . . . Commercial . . . Yea, all right. . . . Finds typing a snap . . . Goes for dancing . . . Likes sporty clothes . . . Collects records . . . Helped on Junior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Doesn't like the way P.D. pokes her when she's talking . . . Will become a secretary. JOHN BELLIVEAU John . . . S.T.H.S .... Drafting . . . Often found skindiving in nearby lakes . . . Pas- time leads him to painting . . . Enjoys science . . . Member of the Magnet . . . Frequently visits Hampton Beach . . . Would like to become a commercial artist. RICHARD BERGERON Lil' Berg . . . S.T.H.S .... Cabinet . . . Usually found playing his guitar or work- ing on a car . . . Is a member of the Glee Club . . . Plans to be a cabinet refinisher. 18 ROBERT A. BERGERON Bob . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . Often seen ice skating at Barrett's Park . . . Rates math as his favorite subject . . . Would like to work as a tool and die maker. CAROL BERTHIAUME BETTE BH-ODEAU Carol . . . 'Tll never tell? . . . Picks Bette . . . Is that right? . . . Has that English as her favorite . . . A whiz on the Bilodeau Bbilifl' ill Publi!! Slfieaking - - - basketball court . . . Active in the G.A.A. V.P. of the class of 62 . . - Likes Pliillilig . . . Also a member of Magnet Business tennis, especially with Tom - - - Member Staff , , , Fabulous dancer , , , Another of French Club . . . Is Victory Market's homework hater , , , Plans ro become a star cashier . . . Plans for a career as a secretary, fashion designer. EVA BISSONNETTE Chubby . . . College . . . One of our smaller girls . . . Votes for English . . . Loyal band member . . . Her sweet voice can be heard in the Choral Club . . . Likes to read in her spare time . . . Gets irritated when she sees people taking tests in ink . . . Plans to become a librarian. 'cs LORETTA BISSONNETTE MARY JANE BOND Lorrie . . . Commercial . . . I'm so happy! Orville . . . Commercial . . . Are you . . . Thinks bookkeeping is fun . . . A some kind of nut? . . . Another vote for peppy cheerleader . . . Can be often found English . . . L.H.S. students know her well listening to the radio . . . Likes all sports for her ability in singing . . . Thinks short . . . How's it going, ant? . . . Future in- hair is here to stay . . . Never refuses a cludes a career in practical nursing. dish of spaghetti and meatballs . . . Likes to write songs . . . Being chubby irks her . . . Hopes to become a singer. 19 LAWRENCE BOUCHARD Larry . . . College . . . Right! . . . Likes good old Bios Lagas . . . The outdoor type . . . Goes for hunting and fishing . . . Boating's another favorite . . . Member of Engineering Society . . . Pet peeve is driving . . . Future is undecided. RAYMOND BOUCHARD Ray . . . Commercial . . . You know it . . . Biology is all right with him anytime . . . The outdoor type, he likes hunting and fishing . . . While listening to his fa- vorite records, he can be found eating . . . Has not yet decided on his future. GERARD BREAULT Jerry . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Pas- time leads him to taking apart radios and televisions . . . Is a prominent member of the Glee Club . . . Interested in electronics . . . Intends to get married, DIANE BRANAGAN Dee-Dee . . . Commercial . . . What can I say? . . . Enjoys typing . . . Can be found working in Barone's Pharmacy . . . Is always chewing gum . . . Records, sew- ing and, of course, boys are among her hobbies . . . Doesn't like independent soph- omores . . . Will become a merchandising agent. WILLIAM R. BRIGGS Bill . . . College . . . Stay soberll' . . . En- joys mechanical drawing, swimming, girls . . . Publicity manager for Engineering Society in his junior year . . . Pet peeve: Mr. Picucci . . . Hopes to become an engineer, 20 DAVID E. BREAULT Stretch . . . College . . . What in the world's come over you? . . . A biology fan . . . One of our swimming stars . . . Member of Magnet Business Stalf, F.T.A., Band . . . Has a mild interest in girls . . . Hates being rushed by nagging super- visors . . . Plans to become a botanist. MARY BRISCOE Mary . . . College . . . Enjoys French . . . A real square-dancing fan . . . Reads in her spare time . . . F.T.A. and French Clubs interest her . . . Helped with publicity for Junior Class Supper . . . Gets annoyed with people who make her wait . . . Hopes to go to college and later to join the Waves. That's life! . . . KATHLEEN BROOKS Kathy . . . Commercial . . . You know it! . . . Likes getting waterlogged from swim- ming . . . Collects magazines in her spare time . . . What kind, Kath? . . . Her pet peeve is undone homework . , . How about that appetite? . . . Plans to go into prac- tical nursing. ETHEL BRUNS Eth . . . Commercial . . . Lots of luck! . . . A fan of our native language . . . A graceful skater . . . Member of the I.C.C. . . . Collects records . . . Doesn't look forward to book reports . . . Plans to make a career in nursing and major in cancer research. MARK BUCKMAN Bucky . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Likes , shop related math . . . Don't get smart . . . Pastime is working on cars and going to drags . . . Pet Peeve is getting up in the mornings. KATHLEEN BURKE RICHARD BURNAP Kathy . . . Favorite subject is typing . . . Dick . . . Commercial . . . Hi! . . . Con- Enjoys listening to records . . . Homeroom siders gym his favorite subject . . . A real basketball player . . . Paul Anka fan . . . water boy, he's an excellent swimmer . . . Hobbies include records . . . Hates home- Bringing books home is his pet peeve . . . work . . . She hopes to become an eflicient Hopes to be an airline reservationist. medical secretary. 21 ANNE BUTLER Annie . . . College . . . Oh, yea! . . . Likes U.S. history . . . Enjoys bowling and traveling . . . Tardy clerk and secretary of Magnet . . . Member of Pep Club, Mag- net, and Spectator Staff . . . Listens to Harry Belafonte . . . Waitress for Junior Spaghetti Supper . . . Goes to H.B. . . . Against the Wednesday after Labor Day . . . Plans include college. KAREN BYRNE Ralph . . . College . . . C'est dommage . . . Good French student . . . Plays the piano . . . Spectator business manager . . . Member of F.T.A., C.A.A., Le Cercle Francais, Band, National Honor Society . . . Helped with the Junior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . A future teacher. LOIS CARR Lois . . . Commercial . . . Fabulous! . . . Likes math . . . Roller skater . . . Member of homeroom basketball team, and Art Club . . . Chews gum while she listens to the radio . . . Hungry for spaghetti . . . Goes for Paul Anka . . . Worker for Junior Spaghetti Supper . . . Enjoys sports . . . Hates to throw gum away . . . Will be a hairdresser. RALPH CAISSE Ruff . . . College . . . C'est la vie . . . Algebra is his favorite subject . . . Always earning money . . . Homeroom president . . . He's a women admirer . . . Member of the ticket committee of Junior Spaghetti Supper . . . Likes cars and sports . . . Hates people who don't follow instructions . . . He plans to be a physical education major at Springfield College. LANCE CARLUCCIO Calluch . . . College . . . C'est dommage . . . Enjoys French . . . Likes to go with the gang . . . President of French Club and President of Senior Class . . . Member of Student Cabinet, National Honor So- ciety, and French Club . . . Enjoys music . . . Served on publicity and decoration committees . . . Hates to have his hair messed . . . A famous twister! . . . Future physician. MARGARET CASEY Peggy . . . Commercial . . . Yeah! Likes English . . . Enjoys sports in time . . . Collects records and listens to radio . . . Collects glass fixtures also . . . Against a room that isn't neat . . . Wants to become a secretary to some handsome doctor. spare 22 MARCIA ELAINE CAVERLY Marsh . . . College .. . . I don't know . . . Always enjoys art . . . Just loves being with Mike . . . A St. Leo's C.Y.C. cheerleader . . . Art director on Magnet Editorial Staff of G.A.A. and French . . . Active member Club . . . Worker at Lubins's . . . Helped Junior Class Spaghetti with decorations for Supper . . . Hopes to be a commercial artist. ALAN CHASE THOMAS J. CHRISTOPHER PAULINE CICCONE Cakki. . .College . . . Okay, good buddy Tim . . . College . . . Pitov-Pitov-Pitov, Chicky . . . How much you want to . . . Likes physics . . . Member of Leo- . . . Likes history . . . Pastimes include bet? . . . Physical education's her favorite minster Chapter Order of De Molay . . . hunting and hockey . . . Member of Chess subject . . . President of G.A.A. . . . Likes Treasurer of F.T.A .... Member of Mag- Club . . . Enjoys eating . . . Watches peo- all sports, and is good at most! . . . An- ne! Business Staff . . . Hobbies include ple all the time . . . Hates teachers with other pizza lover . . . Can be seen often operating a ham radio and playing the bad dispositions . . . Would like to be a driving the family Car . . - Votes for black saxophone and clarinet . . . He's always forester. and white as favorite colors . . . Loves disturbing Miss Forte . . . Alan will make a certain LADY'S laugh . . . Possible phys- a good teacher, ical education teacher. COLIN CLEGG LANEL E. CLOUTIER JAMES COCCI Mifkfy - - -.College - - - YH, all fight - . - Butch . . . Commercial . . . I'm inno- Jim. . . College . . . Say there, boy . . . EUJOYS heating R0SbUI'Y 3117001 - - - Often cent . . . Favorite subject is mathematics Italian is his favorite subject . . . Plays at the P001 f00m with BUYS - - - J0l1l1l'lY . . . Enjoys water skiing and playing ten- sports in spare time . . . Vice-president of is his Weii'iih0Wh bi0BFaPhCf - - - Always nis . . . Member of Future Teachers of homeroom . . .One of our football players ioking with Salvatelli - . - SPCIIGS HIOSK of America . . . Works at the cemetery . . . . . . Enjoys listening to Duke Ellington . . . his time with Failh - - - May be 3 ChemiSt A car fan . . . Against homework . . . Another individual against work . . . Hopes 501116 day- Plans to be a male secretary. to be a highway engineer. 23 CHERYL CONSALVO Cheryl . . . Commercial . . . Don't sweat the small stuff . . . Considers stenog- raphy her favorite subject . . . Can be found listening to popular music in her free time . . . Really goes for a good dish of meatballs and spaghetti . . . Undecided about future plans. RICHARD CRAGIN Rich . . . College . . . I'm apt to! . . . Favorite subject is U.S. history . . . Likes to go hunting . . . Enjoys most sports . . . Hobbies include fishing . . . Dislikes Eng- lish teachers . . . Has no definite future plans. DONALD CONSALVO Don . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Enjoys playing most all sports and working on cars . . . Found playing baseball or basket- ball . . . Intentions are to be a machinist. MADELINE GLORIA COOK Cookie , . . College . . . Oh, yea . . . Favorite subject is French . . . Dances, listens to radio and television, and sews in spare time . . . Member of Choral Club, Travel Club, French Club and homeroom basketball team . . . Favorites are softball, Connie Stevens, Theme from a Summer Place, and spaghetti . . . Hates homework . . . A future nurse. SUSAN G. CRAIGUE Sue . . . College . . . Dommage . . . Al- gebra and English are her favorite sub- jects . . . She spends time reading . . . Member of Le Cercle Francais and Na- tional Honor Society . . . A real brain . . . Likes to sew, cook, and swim . . . Semi- finalist in National Merit Scholarship Con- test . . . A future college girl. 24 VINCENT JAMES CRISCI Jim . . . Commercial . . . Don't get smart . . . Favorite subject is business law . . . Pastimes include playing the piano and working at Pete's Coffee Shop . . . Seen riding in convertibles . . . Hobbies are: cameras and stereos . . . Hopes to be an accountant. JOAN ANN CROSS Fruit Street Simp . . . Commercial . . . t'Number 10 is a great one and Pm so happy . . . Likes typing and shorthand . . . Homeroom secretary . . . Member of Pep Club, Choral Club and G.A.A .... Cheers for St. Cecilia's C.Y.C .... Likes Dennis and song Tonite, Tonite . . . Junior Spa- ghetti Supper and Junior and Senior Prom worker . . . Collects stuffed animals . . . Hopes to be a practical nurse. BRETT DI GIOVANNI Didge . . . Commercial . . . You can do it! . . . Typing is his favorite subject . . . Is one of our basketball aces . . . Enjoys playing the horses . . . Pet peeve is losing basketball games . . . Often seen with Dot- tie . . . Wants to become a basketball coach. RICHARD CROSSMAN Dick . . . College . . . I wouldn't do that if I were you . . , Likes mechanical drawing . . . Spends spare time working on cars . . . President of the Engineering Society . . . Digs motorcycles . . . Golfer . . . Pet peeve is Marlene . . . Hopes to be aeronautical technician. CECILE DE LONG Ce Ce . . . Commercial . . . Oh! You look nice for once. . . . Typing is her favorite subject . . . Another record collector . . . She is a past member of Magnet Business Staff . . . Hopes to be coiffuring some day. VICTOR DI NARDO Dinard . . . College . . . Calm down! U.S. history rates high with him . . . Enjoys boating . . . Production manager of the Senior Play . . . Member of the Engineering Society . . . Listening to jazz and playing football are his favorite pas- times . . , Served on committees for Junior Class Spaghetti Supper and Winter Carni- val . . . Eating watermelon is his pet peeve . . . Will be successful . . . Future heating engineer. 25 JOANNE M. DINOPOULOS Joan . . . Commercial . . . Typing is fa- vorite subject . . . Enjoys reading . . . An active member of the Choral Club . . . Favorite hobbies include riding and swim- ming . . . Hopes to be a secretary. PETER LOUIS DI PAOLI Black . . . College . . . Oh, alright. . . . Likes those chemical formulas . . . A sports fan . . . Goes for jazz music . . . Bowling's another favorite . . . Vice-Pres- ident of our Junior Class . . . Served on committees for spaghetti supper and proms . . . Three year member of Student Cab- inet . . . Wouldn't mind a different lunch menu . . . Future physician. FRANCES DI RUSSO Fran . . . Commercial . . . You're kid- ding . . . A whiz at typing and book- keeping . . . Spends her leisure either swimming or babysitting . . . Member of G.A.A. and Magnet Business Staff . . . Just loves vacationing in Maine . . . Busy girl with needle and thread . . . Reading is a favorite . . . Oh, that English home- work!! . . . Hopes to be a secretary in the Waves. PATRICIA DI SANDO Charlie . . . Commercial . . . Big deal . . . A typist by choice . . . Has been seen riding through Fitchburg with Joyce . . . Member of Choral Club and Correspondence Club . . . In spare moments is dancing, going out, or yelling at Mary Farinelli . . . Worked on Junior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . An athlete, she likes swimming, skiing, and bowling . . . Hates to get up in the morning . . . Future beautician. PAMELA M. DONATELLY Pam . . . Commercial . . . What a beaut! . . . Italian is fine with her . . . The out- door typeg likes tennis and swimming . . . Member of International Correspondence Club and T.A.G. Board . . . Crazy about Italian food . . . Waitress for Junior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Spends her time and money buying clothes . . . Anything Italian is for her . . . Very impatient if made to wait . . . Do you get that math? . . . Hopes to be a beautician. MARILYN DOUGLAS Marilyn . . . College . . . Is that right? . . . Prefers algebra . . . Always ready to go water-skiingg otherwise, she'll be read- ing . . . Girl's sports editor for Press Club . . . Member of F.T.A., G.A.A., Press Club, and T.A.G. Board . . . Enjoys par- ties . . . Likes to be with everyone . . . Worked on Junior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Oral reports are out . . . Will join the teaching ranks. 26 JUDITH ENMAN Judy . . . College . . . Oh Yeah! . . . French is for her . Her radio gets a lot of use . . . Member of band and F.T.A. . . . Interested in any summer sports, es- pecially those in Florida . . . That Florida tan goes well with her golden hair and blue eyes . . . Homework is not for her . . . Oh, those oral reports! Will they ever end? . . . Hopes to be a French teacher. MARY FARINELLI Mare . . . Commercial . . . Yeah, okay! . . . English is her favorite subject . . . Eating, going out, and going to parties oc- cupy her spare time . . . A past member of Choral Club . . . She's a future beautician. LINDA FIFFY Figy . . . Commercial . . . Help! . . . Likes history because she's Mr. Roger's pet . . . Never stops talking . . . Member of Mask and Gavel and T.A.G. Board . . . This kid loves to eat, but it doesn't show . . . When not talking, she's sleeping . . . Worries too much about gaining weight . . . Plans to be a clerk typist. JAMES FERRERA Jim . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . An outstanding member of the L.H.S foot- ball team . . . 10-11-12 , . . Lots of fun in class . . . Enjoys auto mechanics a lot . . . Would like to own a local garage . . . A well known twin . . . Everyone's friend . . . Enjoys riding around in that Ford. ELENA FIRMANI Fearless . . . College . . . Algebra Il is her favorite . . . She really loves to eat, but it doesn't look that way . . . Class of '62 secretary for junior and senior years . . . Member of F.T.A. and G.A.A .... Just loves ice cream . . . Worker for Junior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Member of Decoration Committee for F.T.A .... Record fan . . . Not another Speech Will be an elementary teacher. 27 JOHN FERRERA Hugo . . . Commercial . . . Get your homework done . . . Gym is his favorite fThat's how he got those musclesj . . . He enjoys vacations from school . . . Crazy about cars . . . Seen going home for lunch . . . Coach Picucci is his real pal . . . Hopes to be an accountant fC.P.A.J . . . Very well liked. RICHARD FLANNAGAN The Duck . . . College . . . Don't start . . . U.S. history is tops with him . . . Can be found lying on the beach soaking up the sunshine . . . Member of the Magnet Busi- ness Staff . . . Playing Chess helps the mind, but physics still doesn't get through . . . School is unpopular with him . . . Hopes to be an accountant fC.P.A,J RICHARD FRANCIOSI Dick . . . Commercial . . . Lend me your homework? . . . An artist . . . He likes any kind of sports . . . One of our big football heroes . . . He likes girls and they like him . . . The tires of his car must be minus a lot of rubber . . . Crazy about cars, especially his own . . . Future state policeman. JOYCE GARDNER Juice . . . Commercial . . . I couldn't care less . . . Her favorite: x-periods . . . Keeps active with cheering, dancing, swimming and having a ball . . . Cheerleading Club and Choral Club . . . Likes football games, parties, going to Hampton Beach . . . Jun- ior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Enjoys going with Hem and Pat to ? . . . Boys give her a lot of worries . . . A future hairdresser. ELAINE FRANKEL Frank . . . College . . . Anybody got any- thing to eat? Please! I'm starvedl! . . . French is a favorite . . . Always listening to the radio and records . . . Likes to ride through Fitchburg . . . Member of Choral Club, French Club, Press Club, and G.A.A. . . . Likes dancing, eating Italian food at Jane's, and picking on Joan . . , Junior Class Spaghetti Supper worker . . . Hates waking up in the morning . . . Future physical therapist. JAMES FUSCO Jim . . . College . . . Hey boy! . . . Likes Algebra II . . . Also, resting on the beach and listening to stereo . . . Member of Sci- ence Club . . . Avid reader of Mad . . . Likes to drive . . . Specializes in photog- raphy . . . Fiddles around with mechanical gadgets . . . My Renault burns too much gas fonly 34 miles to the gallonl . . . Mechanical engineer. LINDA GEFEN Lin . . . College . . . You have problems . . . French is okay with her . . . Enjoys tennis and music . . . French Club member . . . Her favorites: piano and water-skiing . . . Waitress for the Junior Class Spa- ghetti Supper . . . Florida tan looks well on her . . . Sports, music, and piano fill leisure moments . . . Will attend College. 28 CAROL GIROUARD Carol . . . Commercial . . . Cinch . . . Is her favorite history or Mr. Cousins? . . . Johnnie . . . Secretary of Masque and Gavel . . . Lying in the sun develops her tan . . . Masque and Gavel . . . Likes to dance . . . As an actress likes pantomiming . . . Pet Peeve: Sal . . . Hopes to be a secretary. CAROL GIUNTA Guntz . . . College . . . I hate you! . . . English is her favorite . . . Driving the car occupies many free moments . . . She's active in F.T.A. and G.A.A .... Could eat ice cream always . . . Often seen walk- ing . . . As a sophomore, decorated for proms . . . Sammy!!! . . . Future teacher. NANCY GOODHEART Nance . . . Anybody going through the line? . . . Thinks public speaking is great . . . Roller skates every weekend . . . French Club, Choral Club, and G.A.A. are on her schedule . . . Idolizes Brenda Lee and Van Williams . . . Her radio gets much use . . . Pet peeve: A boy and girl must be serious if they are seen together . . . Fu- ture airline hostess. PETER GOLAS Pete . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . En- joys water skiing and hunting . . . Often- heard saying, What do you say, Ace . . . Favorite singer is Johnny Horton . . . Will be found driving his motorboat on Shirley Reservoir . . . Intentions are to join the U.S. Marines. MELVIN GOSS Mebs . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . Sea of Heartbreak . . . Mebs goes for archi- tectural drawing, reading and resting . . . Plans to take up carpentry as a career. 29 ELIOT GOLDMAN Mortimer . . . College . . . Now, wait a minute here! . . . Whiz in U.S. history . . . Likes ad libbing and being sarcastic . . . French Club, Science Club, Spectator staff . . . Steak, he'll eat anytime . . . Likes the color white and brand X . . . Ping-pong and ice hockey are favorites . . . Pet peeve: brute authority and dirt roads . . . Future dentist. HOWARD GOTTESMAN Howie . . . College . . . Informality is a virtue . . . Science-minded, he likes chem- istry and biology . . . In his spare time he psychoanalyzes people . . . Chess Club, Science Club, French Club, Spectator Busi- ness Staff . . . Track Team . . . Likes ice cream, less toil, a.nd Mr. Kendall . . . Finds himself going to the wrong place at the wrong time . . . Astronaut. DENNIS GRAHAM Farmer . . . S.T.H.S .... Drafting . . . Likes to go hunting . . . Also works on cars in spare time . . . Would like to take up an aviation career after graduating from school. LAWRENCE GRUBB Larry . . . College . . . Are you sure? . . . Often seen with a history book . . . An outdoor- man, he likes hunting and fishing . . . Crazy about cars, especially his own . . . I hope he uses these guns he collects for hunting only . . . Let's build a new school . . . Future is in merchandising. LESLIE GREENOUGH EDWARD GRIMLEY Les . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . Grim . . . Commercial . . . Top of the Enjoys water skiing and motorcycling . . . morning to you, and 'tis a fine day for the Usually overheard saying, Gee whiz . . . Irish! . . . Likes gym . . . How does he Ambition: armed forces . . . Song: Hit the Road Jack . . . Pet peeve: teachers. GREGG HATHAWAY Dubber . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . Spends a lot of his spare time at the local tire station . . . Darn thing . . . Would like very much someday to become a fire fighter. 30 dream up his jokes? . . . Vice-President of homeroom . . . Intemational Correspond- ence Club, Masque and Gavel . . . Any- thing green in color is okay . . . Enjoys swimming and fishing . . . Girls . . . Fu- ture in the United States Marine Corps. JOHN HATHAWAY Jack . . . College . . . What are you, some kind o' nut! . . . Algebra is his top sub- ject . . . Spare time is filled by skiing, riding around, and going to parties . . . He belongs to Masque and Gavel and Magnet Business Stalf . . . Avoids homework when- ever possible . . . Future high school teacher. SANDRA HEMBROW Hem . . . Commercial . . . Play it cool while you're in school . . . Artistically in- clined . . . Enjoys sports . . . Treasurer of Student Cabinet, G.A.A .... Worked on Junior Class Spaghetti Supper and decora- tions for Winter Carnival and Junior-Sen- ior Prom . . . Hobbies are sleeping, dating and food . . . Hopes to become a com- mercial artist. WALLACE E. HOLAHAN Wally . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . Make me, is often heard from Wally . . . Enjoys drawing and readingg he also col- lects butterflies . . . Plans to become a carpenter. ELAINE M. HOULE Elaine . . . Commercial . . . What are you, some kind of a nut? . . . Favorite subject is typing . . . Enjoys listening to records .- . . Johnny Mathis is tops with Elaine . . . Misty is her favorite song . . . Her pet peeve is homework . . . She'll make an eflicient typist. MARY K. HOWE Howsie . . . College . . . Really? . . . English is her favorite subject . . . Loves to swim . . . Secretary of Cercle Francais . . . Enjoys being a member of F.T.A., Press Club, G.A.A., French Club, and Hon- or Society . . . Helped with decorations for the Winter Carnival . . . Hobbies include sewing and cooking . . . GYM is her pet peeve . . . Wants to be a home economist. LYNDA HUDSON Lyn . . . College . . . Sure . . . French is a favorite subject . . . Active member of Masque and Gavel, F.T.A., and G.A.A. . . . Enjoys visiting colleges . . . Was on set-up committee for Junior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Is a devoted dancer . . . Basket- ball and field hockey are her favorite sports . . . One of the Eager Eaters . . . Physical Education teaching is her goal. 31 FRANK IACABONI Icaba . . . Commercial . . . Can you im- agine that! . . . Favorite subject is gym . . . Always found in Harry's company . . . Is an avid follower of the Braves . . . Idolizes Eddie Matthews . . . He's one of our top L.H.S. ends . . . Hopes to be a sports announcer. JAMES IACABONE MICHAEL IANNACONE PRISCILLA IRISH Jim . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Jim's Mike . . . Commercial . . . Go pick on Percy - - - Commercial Q - - What's the always got an answer . . . Usually found somebody your own size! . . . U.S. history main diSh'? . . . Gym is her favorite sub- resting after school . . . Glee Club . . . A is his favorite subject . . . Frequently found JCC! - - - USUPIUY f0Ul'1Cl d21HCiHg at T-A-Ci whiz in Math . . . I didn't do it . . . sporting around . . . Active member of or cheering at games ...One of our peppy Likes to tinker with cars . . . Wild about Travel Club . . . Loves to eat spaghetti . . . cheerleaders . . . Loves anything, as long Earth Angel . . . Complains about ma- Sports of all kinds interest Mike . . . Pet as it's edible . . . Was a waitress for the chine shop cleanup. . . Intends to join Navy. peeve is sophomores . . . Who's that cute Junior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Exer- blonde? . . . Hopes to make a career of the U.S. Army. cising is a favorite hobby . . . Gets peeved at stuck-up people . . . Wants to be an airline stewardess. PAUL J. JAMES Yogi . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . Re- ally enjoys boating and water skiing . . Is a member of the Glee Club . . . Why? . . . Hopes to follow in the trade after gradu- ating from school. FAITH A. JOHNSON Fay , . . Commercial . . . Who works at Marine Plastic? . . . Favorite subject is typing . . . Pastimes include dating boys, talking, parties, and driving around . . . Belongs to the Choral Club and Pep Club . . . Enjoys buying clothes, and fooling with Grimley . . . Hobbies are going to the beach and dancing . . . Basketball, tennis, and waterskiing are favorite sports . . . Get- ting hit by Grimley is pet peeve . . . Ex- ecutive secretary. 32 KENNETH A. JONES Kenny . . . College . . . This is ridiculous! . . . Favorite subject is U.S. history . . . En- joys going to the beach . . . Held H.R. ofiice and Alumni Editor of the Press Club . . . Active participant of Masque and Gavel and Press Club . . . Likes good food, girls, and big band sounds . . . Committee mem- ber for Winter Carnival, Junior Class Spa- ghetti Supper, and Junior-Senior Prom . . . Hobbies are tennis, swimming, and danc- ing . . . Dislikes independent Soph's . . . College. MARTHA M. JONES Marty . . . Are you serious? . . . English is favorite subject . . . Likes to travel . . . Vice-president of H.R. in sophomore year and president of the Pep Club . . . Belongs to Masque and Gavel, G.A.A., Magnet Business Staff, and is a Guidance Clerk . . . Enjoys talking to interesting people and driving around in her convertible . . . Worked on committee for Winter Carnival, Junior Class Spaghetti Supper, and Junior- Senior Prom . . . Merchandising. ARLENE M. JOUDREY Oudrey . . . College . . . I'm going to spit in your eye! . . . Favorite subject is typ: ing . . . Likes all sports especially hockey and basketball . . . An active member of G.A.A., Masque and Gavel, and F.T.A. . . . Was a waitress for the Junior Class Spa- ghetti Supper . . . Favorite hobby is going with Paul . . . Being hit with a wooden spoon is pet peeve . . . To be a Medical Secretary is her desire. JUDITH KENDALL Judy . . . Commercial . . . You better be- lieve it! . . . Math is favorite subject . . . Frequent pastime is skating . . . Enjoys listening to the radio . . . Collecting records is Judy's favorite hobby . . . Says her pet peeve is Boys . . . Wishes to be a hair- dresser. CAROLYN V. KIRBY Kirb's . . . Commercial . . . One of those, huh? . . . Favorite subject is English . . . Enjoys roller skating . . . An active partici- pant of the Choral Club . . . Loves to listen to Paul Anka's You Are My Destiny . . . Collecting records is for Carolyn . . . Pet peeve is sophomores . . . Ambition is to work in a bank. JAMES KIRKPATRICK Kirk . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Is often heard saying. Ummm could be . . . Fa- vorite subject is math . . . Is the treasurer of the senior class of S.'I'.H.S .... Enjoys listening to Blue Moon . . . Hobbies are guns, traveling, and a taste for good food . . . Is interested in becoming a machinist . . . Pet peeve is Baby Doll. 33 BETTY KOOCHEROOK Kooch . . . College . . . Well, since you said it. . . . English is her favorite subject . . . Likes all kinds of sports . . . Enjoys be- longing to French Club, Choral Club, and G.A.A .... Favorite song is Emotions, sung by Brenda Lee . . . Served at the Jun- ior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Reading is frequent hobby . . . Dislikes sunburns . . . Elementary teacher or special education teacher. LELAND KINGSTON Butch . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . Likes all kinds of water Sp0l'tS . . . Hopes to go into the Air Force and become a mechanic . . . Favorite pastime: making money. LEO LA FRANCE LaHy . . . College . . . Come on, don't hit me! . . . Finds geometry a favorite subject . . . A valuable tackle on the L.H.S. team during his junior year . . . Likes to watch football when he's not playing . . . How's Diana? . . . Another bowling fan . . . Wishes he could have played football this year . . . Plans to become a physical education in- structor. CHARLES J. KORNIK Chuck . . . College . . . Are you numb? . . . Mechanical Drawing is favorite sub- ject . . . Enjoys playing golf . . . Treasurer of H.R. in sophomore year . . . Is an active member of the Magnet Business Staff and the Engineering Society . . . Has fun dunk- ing sophomores and counting money . . . Favorite hobby is building model ships . . . Stubborn sophomores are Chuck's pet peeve . . . Hopes to be an aeronautical technician. JOSEPH E. LA FRANCE Lagy Joe . . . Commercial . . . Oh yah! . . . Gym is favorite subject . . . Usually found loating . . . Likes sports, especially baseball . . . Fishing is favorite hobby . . . Says pet peeve is work and school . . . Leo's twin . . . To be an electrician is Joe's am- bition. PATRICIA LAMARCHE THOMAS F. LAMOUREAUX Pat . . . Commercial . . . You nervous? Tom . . . College . . . That's the way the Favorite subject is gym . . . May frequently ball bounces! . . . U.S. history is favorite be found roller skating . . . Loves to watch subject . . . Frequent pastime is playing golf television . . . Member of Magnet Business . . . Belongs to Future Teachers of America Staff . . . Favorite sport is swimming . . . . . . Loves to drink frappes . . . Baseball is Pet peeve is sophomores . . . Kinda short . . . favorite hobby . . . Recites the Gettysburg Wants to be a hairdresser. Address perfectly . . . Ambition is to be a teacher. 34 WILLIAM M. LANCIANI Weeping Willy . . . College . . . Let's get a snack . . . Algebra is favorite subject . . . Tennis is for Bill . . . Editor-in-Chief and Boys Sports Editor for the Press Club . . . Favorite pastimes are dancing and swim- ming . . . Was a committee member for the Winter Carnival, Junior Class Spaghetti Sup- per, and Junior-Senior Prom . . . Dislikes history detention . . . To be a lawyer is Bill's goal. JOHN L. LANGEVIN Spider . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Often found washing his father's car . . . Likes to dance . . . Photography takes up some of his spare time . . . Loves to take long trips . . . Would like to work as a machinist . . . Rates drawing and trigonometry as his favor- ite classes. ELINOR LA REAU El . . . College . , . Dommage! . . . A French whiz . . . Active in French Club, Press and G.A.A .... Goes for anything blue . . . A Van Cliburn fan . . . Has two of the cutest poodles . . . Reading and sewing are among her hobbies . . . Dislikes pencil borrowers . . . Plans to go into pediatrics. RICHARD S. LARKIN Rich . . . Commercial . . . What a cinch! . . . Bookkeeping is favorite subject . . . Works at DeLisle's . . . A scribe in the Leominster Chapter Order of DeMolay . . . Worked in Mr. Lasserte's omce . . . Enjoys playing the organ and piano . . . Favorite hobbies are collecting coins and water ski- ing . . . Spending money is pet peeve . . . Engineering Society . . . Wants to be a busi- ness manager. 35 JOAN L. LANZA Lanz . . . College . . . Ya, alright! . . . English is favorite subject . . . Very active in varsity sports . . . Held office as H.R. president and chaplain . . . An active mem- ber of the Student Cabinet and G.A.A .... Was a committee member for the Winter Carnival, Junior Class Spaghetti Supper, and Junior-Senior Prom . . . Likes to relax . . . Claims pet peeve is T . . . Elementary teach- ing is her aim. GEORGE LAVALLEE Micrometer . . .S.T.HiS .... Auto Me- chanics . . . George enjoys bowling . . . Often overheard saying, You bird dog . . . Favorite singers are Connie Francis and Paul Anka . . . Would like to join the Army. DALE E. LAVELLE Dale . . . College . . . Public speaking is his Likes all sports, espe- . An active member of the Engineering Club . . . Enjoys taking care of animals . . . Pet peeve is main dish . . . Collecting stamps is an A+ hobby with Dale . . . How's English? . . . Future un- decided. favorite subject . . . cially bowling . . DIANE J. LEBLANC Din . . . College . . . What can I say? . . . Gym and U.S. history are favorite subjects . . . Likes to sleep, sun bathe, and watch The Thriller . . . Vice-president of H.R. in sophomore year, secretary of H.R. in junior year . . . An active member of the Pep Club and Choral Club . . . Often seen with Leo . . . Helped with the Junior Class Spaghetti Supper and the Winter Carnival . . . Hobbies include all sports and dancing . . . Geometry is pet peeve . . . U.S. history teacher. DONNA S. LAVOIE Tiny . . . College . . . Ah, well . . . Eng- lish and algebra are favorite subjects . . . Belongs to French Club, F.T.A., Specrazor, Choral Club, and Band . . . A waitress for the Junior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Fre- quent pastimes are dancing and swimming . . . Loves clams . . . Hobbies include braid- ing, listening to the radio, and records . . . Pet peeve is not being able to find clothes that lit . . . Teacher. PHYLLIS L. LAWRENCE Phyl . . . Commercial . . . Oh yeah! . . . Bookkeeping is her favorite subject . . . Frequent pastime is bowling . . . One of the shy girls in our class . . . Can be found laughing with Marsha before school in Room 4 . . . Will make an excellent sec- retary for some lucky person. PATRICIA A. LEBLANC Pa! . . . Commercial . . . Oh, you jar me something fierce! . . . Favorite subject is typing . . . Frequent pastime is boys . . . Likes all kinds of music, especially songs sung by Johnny Mathis . . . Hobbies in- clude roller skating and dancing . . . Pet peeve is conceited boys! . . . To be a secretary is her wish. 36 PHILIP R. LECLERC Phil . . . S.T.H.S .... Cabinet making . . . Favorite subject is math . . . Likes to listen to Walking in the Rain . . . Enjoys foot- ball . . . Vice-president of the senior class . . . Often heard saying wonderful . . . Ambition is to be a furniture refinisher. CARY LEROY JOYCE E. LONG Care . . . Commercial . . . Sure thing . . . Joyce . . . College . . . What's for lunch? Gym is favorite subject . . . Likes girls . . . . . . Votes for algebra and Italian . . . Con- Frequent pastime includes cars, especially siders eating her favorite pastime, especially sports cars . . . Enjoys listening to jazz pizza. . . Past member of Masque and Gavel records . . . Hobbies take in hunting and and G.A.A .... Working's her hobby . . . swimming . . . Sometimes found loafing . . . Detests waiting in the lunch line . . . Hopes Wants to get into some field of business, to become aregistered nurse. -fnelv, management. JUDITH LOWENTHAL Judy . . . College . . . Yeah, man! . . . English is favorite subject . . . Enjoys being member of G.A.A., Magnet Editorial Staff, and French Club . . . Likes visiting col- leges! . . . A committee member for the Junior Class Spaghetti Supper and the G.A.A. Dance . . . Chewing erasers is pet peeve . . . Hobbies include sports, espe- cially swimming . . . Ardent ballet dancer . . . Plans to major in social scienr-ee in CAROL A. LUCIER Luce . . . Commercial . . . I know it, huh? . . . Shorthand is favorite subject . . . A peppy cheerleader for St. Leo's CYC . . . Enjoys dancing and listening to the radio . . . H.R. vice-president in soph year and H.R. treasurer in junior year . . . Was a waitress for the Junior Class Spaghetti Sup- per . . . Hobbies include eating, collecting -enrds, and making up cheers . . . Is Cul- ' an for CYC . . . Pet peeve is '- be a teacher. MAURICE LUCIER Moe . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . You rang? . . . Wild about the song Runaway . . . Enjoys skiing and diving . , . Would like to be a carpenter. 37 NATALIE SUSAN MAFFEO Nat . . . College . . . Are you serious? . . . Typing is favorite subject . . . Frequent pastime is reading . . . Likes singing with the Choral Club . . . Enjoys listening to the radio . . . Often found talking on the tele- phone . . . Hobbies include swimming and dancing . . . People who think they are better than everybody else is her pet peeve . . . Wants to be a nurse. ANN MARIE MAHAN Red . . . Commercial . . . That Rogie! . . . Typing is favorite subject . . . Enjoys going ice skating . . . Hobbies include danc- ing and collecting records . . . A committee member for the Junior Class Spaghetti Sup- per . . . Says sophomores are pet peeve . . . Goes all out for St. Pat's Day . . . Oh, that bright red hair! . . . Hopes to be a beautician. DAVID W. MANKTELOW Warren . . . College . . . Why not! . . . Math is favorite subject . . . Often may be found working on a farm . . . An active member of the Engineering Society . . . Hunting and fishing are two hobbies he enjoys . . . Claims pet peeve is too much homework . . . Future undecided. BARBARA MAHAN Barb . . . Commercial . . . Really?i' . . . Favorite subject is bookkeeping . . . Fre- quent pastime is roller skating . . . A mem- ber of the French Club . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Active hobby is collecting records . . . Pet peeve is sophomores . . . Ann's cousin . . . Likes boys . . . To work in a bank is her goal. SUSAN MALLOY Sue . . . Commercial . . . Oh my gawdl . . . Typing is favorite subject . . . Spends her time listening to Johnny Mathis and Frank Sinatra . . . Vice-president of H.R. in sophomore year . . . An active participant of the Choral Club and Foreign Corres- pondent Club . . . Favorite song is Portrait of My Love by Steve Lawrence . . . Hob- bies include all sports . . . Always wishing! . . . Works at Lubin's . . . Secretary. JOANNE MARINI Jo . . . Commercial . . . 'fDarn! . . . Fa- vorite subject is typing . . . Dating is usual pastime . . . Enjoys being a member of the Magnet Business Staff and G.A.A .... Swimming and listening to the radio are tops with Joanne . . . Frequent hobby is writing letters to Pen Pals . . . Pet peeve is when J.P. calls her late . . . Who drives a red convertible? . . . Future secretary. 38 ROBERT MASON Bob . . . Commercial . '. . You big dope! . . . Gym is favorite subject . . . Often found playing pool . . . Enjoys hunting . . . Hobbies include work? . . . Coach Picucci is pet peeve . . . Likes art and Room 20 . . . Hopes to be an accountant. ROBERT MAZZAFERRO Tyke Mazz . . . College . . . Cinch! . . . Favorite subject is gym . . . Playing cards is frequent pastime . . . Vice-president of H.R. in junior year . . . Active participant in study . . . Hobbies include all sports . . . An American Legion baseball player . . . Pun is pet peeve . . . Striving to be a coach. DINA P. MELANSON Bunny . . . Commercial . . . What's the trouble? . . . Stenography is her favorite class . . . Enjoys a fast game of badminton . . . A member of Crafts and Music clubs . . . Likes dancing and pop records . . . Doesn't ever want to break up . . . Would like to be a secretary. MARY E. McDONALD Mary . . . Commercial . their bookkeeping done? nography class . . . Works in Sabatelli's Record Shop . . . A member of Crafts and Foreign Correspondence clubs . . . Really digs Just for Old Time's Sake. . . . Gets peeved with people who are always late . . . A future secretary. . . Anybody got . . . Likes ste- PATRICIA MCGEE Paz . . . College . . . Smith, you idiot! . . . Considers German her favorite sub- ject . . . Enjoys twirling as a Band Ma- jorette . . . A member of G.A.A., Future Teachers, Spectator Art Staff, French Club, and Magnet Editorial Staff . . . Likes riding in red convertibles . . . Is peeved with Bob, Bill, and Ralph . . . Future art teacher. PHILIP MELANSON Phil . . . College . . . Hang Steve . . . Enjoys all kinds of math . . . A member of the Engineering Society . . . Peggy is his favorite . . . A real bookworm in his spare time . . . Is always having trouble with Steve Weinbaum . . . Wants to go into nuclear engineering. 39 RUTH ANN MESSER Messa . . . Commercial . . . Leave me alone! . . . Enjoys art class . . . A willing collector at T.A.G .... Belongs to many clubs including Pep, Masque and Gavel, G.A.A., Band, Choral and T.A.G. Board . . . Collects records . . . Doesn't like being called Ruth Ann . . . A future occupational therapist. ANTHONY MONTESION Tony . . . Commercial . . . Wow! . . . Anxiously awaits his study period . . . Likes to dance and fix cars . . . A member of the Art Club . . . Spends most of his spare time drawing . . . Doesn't like to hear teachers yell . . . Wants to go to art school. DIANNE Y. MORIN Di . . . Commercial . . . Where's Richie! . . . A real whiz in typing class . . . Scores strikes and spares when she bowls . . . En- joys knitting and sewing . . . Would like to travel around the world . . . Gets angry when she has to wait for someone who is late . . . A future secretary. KEVIN MURPHY PATRICIA MURPHY Murph . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . Pat . . . Commercial . . . Rea1ly! . . . Hot dog . . . Song: Untouchable . . . Considers English and shorthand her fa- Would like to be a carpenter . . . Pet peeve, vorite subjects . . . Likes to go bowling . . . no money. A member of the Travel Club . . . Has had good times at the beach . . . A very speedy typist . Likes to have plenty of time . . . A future secretary. 40 ROBERT J. MORIN Bob . . . S.T.H.S .... Cabinet Making . . . Is a member of the Glee Club and school orchestra . . . Would like to get a job as a cabinet maker . . . Favorite pastime is work- ing on radio. LAUREN MURRY Jim . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . Class President of 62 . . . Best class is automotive with Mr. Hatch . . . Works on father's farm after school . . . Ambition is to become a farm mechanic. MARCIA NASH Marty . . . Commercial . . . Can't see it . . . Really likes her English class . . . One of the sweetest voices in Choral Club . . . Spends a lot of her spare time embroidering . . . A girl with an even temperament . . . Looks forward to being a secretary. WILLIAM NELSON Bill . . . College . . . Eight ball in the side pocket . . . Considers algebra and German his favorite subjects . . . A golf addict who is continually trying to shoot under par . . . A big help at the Junior Spaghetti Supper . . . Plans to go to college. KATHLEEN OLSON Kathy . . . College . . . Wi1l you please! . . . Casts her vote for English . . . Likes 'dancing and listening to records . . . Past member of Choral and Craft clubs . . . Made a cute waitress for the Junior Spa- ghetti Supper . . . Plans to be a nurse. FRANK J. ORSINI Bud . . . College . . . Enjoys all types of mathematics . . . Bowling and baseball are his favorite sports . . . Would like to have an inheritance left to him so he could travel around the world . . . Collects model air- planes . . . Intends to go into commercial aviation. MARY L. O'TOOLE Toolie . . . College . . . Too bad! . . . Math is no challenge for her . . . She's an all-round athlete . . . Can really use a racketg tennis-wise, that is . . . An active member of F.T.A., Vice-president of G.A.A., Co-editor of Magnet . . . Our Sen- ior Play student director . . . She'll set a good example as a physical education teacher. 41 BETTE PALAZZI Bets . . . College . . . How they goin ? . . . Considers English her favorite subject . . . One of our energetic cheerleaders . . . A member of the Magnet Business Staff . . . A waitress at the Junior Spaghetti Sup- per . . . A smooth dancer . . . Will be a nurse. WILIAM PALERMO Bill . . . S.T.H.S .... Drafting . . . Usually heard saying, I don't believe you. . . . Pet peeve: I want a motorcycle . . . Always listening to the radio . . . Favorite song is Asia Minor . . . Is a member of the Mag- net Staff . . . Likes ancient history . . . Would like to tour Europe . . . Frequently found fooling with weights . . . Ambition- undecided. ' LINDA PAUL Lin . . . College . . . Well, that's life . . . Likes her English class . . . Co-editor of both Press Club and the Spectator . . . A member of G.A.A., T.A.G. Board, and the Eager Eaters . . . Chairman of the Jun- ior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Wishes she didn't have homework . . . Future newspa- per reporter. CAROL A. PATRINELLI Pat . . . Commercial . . . And I don't know . . . A whiz in English class . . . Likes to dance and go to parties . . . Can't wait for winter so she can go ice skating . . . Our representative to Girls' State . . . Has her troubles with a certain boy . . . A future teacher. JOAN PERSON Joanie . . . Commercial . . . 'Good Lord! . . . Considers English her favorite subject . . . Likes dancing and listening to popular records . . . A member of Travel Club . . . Doesn't like to be disturbed when in a bad mood . . . Could eat pizza forever . . . A future secretary. 42 ROBERT PATRY Robaire . . . College . . . A whiz at me- chanical drawing . . . A real racing fan . . . Likes fooling around with cars . . . Hot rods are Bob's hobby . . . Thinks he could get along fine without school . . . He's undecided as to his future plans. DOROTHY PETERSON Dottie . . . Commercial . . . I'll tell . . . English is her favorite subject . . . Likes to spend time at sports . . . Enjoys dancing to work up an appetite so she can eat a lot . . . A member of Choral Club . . . Brett is her favorite . . . Would like to be a housewife. JOANNE PIEZONKI Rebel . . . Commercial . . . 'tYou're some- thin' else! . . . Enjoys public speaking . . . She's just out of Baltimore . . . Listening to the radio is her pastime . . . She also likes to travel . . . I'm broke again! . . . Joan will look for a secretarial position back home. KAREN POULTNEY K.P .... College . . . Really? . . . Con- siders Algebra II her favorite subject . . . A member of Choral Club, G.A.A., and Magnet Editorial Staff . . . Is always visit- ing her brother at U. of M .... A talented piano player . . . Worked at the Junior Spaghetti Supper . . . Elementary teaching is her goal. THOMAS POPOLI Pops . . . College . . . Hit the road, Jack! . . . Wouldn't miss his biology class for the world . . . Spent his summer as a swimming instructor at Rickers' Camp . . . A transfer from Assumption Prep . . . En- joys water skiing . . . Served on the Spa- ghetti Supper committee . . . Can be found trying to keep his brother out of trouble . . . Wishes there weren't such things as dull parties and girls named Gene . . . Wants to study veterinary medicine. JOY F. PORTER Sport . . . College . . . What a chuckle! . . . Enjoys algebra class . . . Likes to go camping and horseback riding . . . A mem- ber of the Future Teachers of America . . . Could live on cokes and spaghetti . . Would like to see school abolished . . Would like to be a Methodist minister. RICHARD RAECA Rac . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . Quite a bowler . . . Enjoys listening to Run away . . . Would like to be a carpenter. 43 BERNARD RAYMOND Professor . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . Hay Hoss is often heard . . . Enjoys listening to Running Scared . . . His hob- bies are ice skating and fishing . . . Inter- ested in joining the air force. GEORGE D. REED Shotgun . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Usu- ally discussing with friends his hunting ad- ventures, also enjoys fishing . . . Enjoys sleeping . . . Pet peeve is school . . . Often heard saying Oh I don't know . . . Am- bition is to be a machinist. JAMES REYNOLDS Jim . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . Oh, you're kidding . . . He is a member of the G1ee Club . . . Pet peeve: no money . . . Hobbies are working on cars with buddies . . . Ambition: to be a carpenter. GLORIA JEAN ROBERTS Burps . . . College . . . Sure you are! . . . Enjoys English class . . . Really loves those college week-ends . . . A member of G.A,A., Magnet Business Staff, and Pep Club . . . Always on the decorating committee for dances . . . Doesn't enjoy studying at all . . . A future nurse. DAVID I. RODRIQUENZ Skip . . . College . . . Yuh, that's right . . . Enjoys his history class . . . Goes wild over all types of sports . . . A member of our football team . . . Active in Future Teachers of America and Press Club . . . A big help at the Spaghetti Supper . . . Plans to go into teaching. 44 LEO RHEAULT Buddy . . . College . . . Why not? . . . Enjoys his human relations class . . . New this year . . . Can be found on the track field . . . Powerful hockey player . . . His favorite teacher is Mr. Rogers . . . He wouldn't choose English if it were an elec- tive . . . Is an ardent fan of Jack LaLanne . . . A good kid . . . Leo the Lion . . . Would like to become a teacher. THOMAS P. ROGERS Tim . . . College . . . How do you know? . . . Geometry is his star subject . . . Foot- ball may be his favorite sport, but a discus is this boy's best friend . . . Just won't break that nine o'clock training curfew . . . What did Mr. Magane say today? . . . He's headed for college. ROGER ROSBURY Rogo . . . Commercial . . . What time does the balloon go up? . . . Considers English to be his favorite subject . . . One of the boys from the football and track teams . . . Likes to study in the library during period A . . . Is a late sleeper . . . Wants to get more points than Clegg. NJUNE sr. YvEs JOHN D. ROSE Rosetta . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . , Often heard saying, What's happening there? . . . Enjoys listening to Poison Ivy . . . Hobbies are model making, swim- ming, fishing, skiing, and hunting. GAIL SALVATELLI HENRY ST. CYR Hank . . . College . . . Hey, Fred! . . . Considers biology his favorite subject . . . Business Editor of the Magnet . . . Enjoys all sports, especially golf and baseball .'. . A star on the L.l-l.S. basketball team . . . Really dislikes coming to school early in the morning . . . Will attend college. JOHN A. SALVA'l'l'iLLl June . . . Commercial . . . Is he outside? Lefty . . . Commercial . . . Enjoys going to Sal . . . College . . . Cinch! . . . Enjoys . . . Considers bookkeeping to be her fa- English . . . Likes dancing very much . . . U.S. history class . . . A member of the vorite subject . . . A member of Magnet Has huge record collection. . . Has trouble International Correspondence Club . . . Business Staff . . . Active in G.A.A .... sometimes with the boys in home room . . . Likes all sports, especially basketball . . . Enjoys bowling often . . . Can't stand hav- Would be more than willing to sign a pe- Vice-president of Room 10 . . . Doesn't like ing gym outside on a cold day . . . A future tition about the school's food . . . A future teachers yelling at him . . . Will attend col- office worker. beautician. lege. 45 SHEILA SALVATORE Shorty . . . College . . . I almost died! . . . Is nuts about Mr. Geller's English class . . . Secretary of Rooms 10 and 19 . . . A busy girl in Choral Club, French Club, G.A.A. and the National Honor Society . . . Co-editor of Magnet . . . A tennis player . . . Doesn't like being called Salvatorie . . . A future nurse. DARRELL A. SAYLES Darrell . . . Commercial . . . Considers bookkeeping to be his favorite subject . . . Spends a lot of his time at all sports . . . The silent type . . . Doesn't particularly BARBARA S. SELIG Barb . . . College . . . The first person to step on my white sneakers is dead! , . . French is her favorite . . . Really twirls that baton with the majorettes . . . Enjoys care for the school's food . . . A future dalwing - - - Member of FFCHCI1 Club, C110- certilied public accountant. ral Club, Masque and Gavel, G.A.A .... One of the Eager Eaters . . . Ring com- mittee member . . . Collects Everly Brothers records . . . Frowns upon bad table man- ners . . . Will make a good elementary teacher. GAIL SHANNON Gail . . . Commercial . . . You've had it! . . . Human relations rates high with her . . . Frequents dances . . . Member of G.A.A., Magnet Business Staff, and Guid- ance Club . . . Loves Johnny Mathis' Twelfth of Never . . . Collects pictures for her scrapbook . . . Stulfed animals make up another collection . . . Will wear the uniform of a W.A.F. CAROLYN SHELDON Sheldy . . . College . . . So what? . . . A top French student . . . Goes to movies and listens to the radio in her spare time . . . Belongs to French Club, Choral Club, and Press Club . . . Ricky Nelson and Twi- light Time rate high on her list . . . A willing helper at the Junior Class Spaghetti Supper . . . Collects miniatures and figu- rines . . . Plans to be a nurse. 46 RONALD A. SHELDON Ronnie . . . Commercial . . . What do you want, a fat lip? . . . Motorcycles occupy his time . . . Active member of Travel Club . . . Likes to drive his brother's car . . . The outdoor type, he enjoys hunting and fishing . . . He'd be willing to sign another petition about cafeteria food . . . Hopes to don the Coast Guard blue. JOSEPH R. SICILIANO Joe . . . College . . . Ya, all right! . . . A star in U.S. history . . . Really tries to hit that golf ball . . . Belongs to French Club . . . Another dancer . . . Does he collect jackknives? . . . Algebra seems to be his nemesis . . . He hopes to attend college. THOMAS L. SMITH Tom . . . College . . . McGee, you're a nut! . . . Looks mighty impressive behind the podium in public speaking class . . . Collecting and listening to records is his main preoccupation . . . Features editor of the Press Club and a member of the band . . . We have another petition signer . . . He'll share his talents as a public speaking teacher. JEAN SIMARD Jean . . . Commercial . . . Oh! Here he comes! . . . Bookkeeping and typing are her favorites . . . Enjoys listening to rec- ords or the radio, especially when To the Aisle or Running Scared are playing . . . She must have these two favorites in her record collection . . . She'll make an elli- cient secretary. WILLARD M. SIMS, JR. Bill . . . College . . . His favorite subject is U.S. history . . . Can really dunk that bas- ketball for the L.H.S. varsity team . . . He's always seething at the remarks of Terrible Tim . . . Answers to the call of Hey, Fatso! . . . His future plans include business administration. BARBARA J. SOUTHER Babs . . . Commercial . . . That's nice! . . . She gets right down to business in English class . . . Her school activities in- clude G.A.A. and Choral Club . . . That'll Be the Day is her favorite . . . Pizza, too . . . Intends to become a secretary. 47 MARION SPRING Sprung . . . Commercial . . . Oh, I don't like her! . . . Bookkeeping is her favorite subject . . . Likes to play softball . . . Mem- ber of G.A.A .... Enjoys going out with Dave?'?? Enjoys Dave in general . . . Spring has sprung . . . We can't say what her pet peeve is . . . Huh, Marion? . . . Wants to be a secretary. JUDITH SPROUL Judy . . . Commercial . . . Take a break! . . . Enjoys being behind the public speak- ing podium . . . Listening to records is her favorite pastime . . . An outdoors girl, she likes horseback riding and swimming . . . Hopes some day to don the white uniform of a nurse. WILLIAM STOCKWELL Bill . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Enjoys riding motorcycles and racing stock cars . . . Regards English as his favorite subject . . . Rates Connie Stevens very high . . . Hopes to become an officer in the Ma- rine Corps . . . Glee Club. HEIDI TAINTER Heidi . . . Commercial . . . Hey there! . . . Her favorite subject is typing . . . Likes to Water ski . . . Thinks Friday nights and Everybody's Somebody's Fool are the greatest . . . No relation to that story-book Heidi . . . Hates to stay home without a car . . . Will make a good model someday. TORREY S. TARALLI Tee . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Kills time by riding around . . . Found usually working on cars . . . Hobbies are hunting and automobiles . . . Often heard saying Are you gone? FREDERIC THOMPSON Ricky . . . Commercial . . . You know it . . . Another gym fan . . . Likes to loaf . . . Member of the Engineering Society . . . Enjoys hunting, tishing, and water skiing . . . Likes to work on cars and boats? . . . You shou1dn't fool around in a boat . . . How come your name isn't spelled with a K? . . . Wants to be a draftsman. 48 JAMES M. TORMEY J. T .... Commercial . . . Hello, how are you? . . . Doesn't have any favorite sub- jects . . . Has a favorite teacher though- Mrs. Fallick . . . Can often be seen around Mason's bowling alleys . . . Cars are his hobby . . . Wouldn't mind having a dis- cussion about our Recreation Center . . . Hopes to become an electrician. PATRICIA A. TOURIGNY Par . . . Commercial . . . Oh, he makes me so mad! . . . Bookkeeping is her fa- vorite subject . . . Likes to go bowling and to listen to the radio . . . Just for Old Time's Sake is her favorite song . . . Pizza, her favorite food . . . Enjoys writing letters . . . Doesn't like being called stupid . . . Wants to work in a bank. I-ISUEHLIE UONG Shree . . . College . . . She's not the talkative type . . . Math is her favorite . . . Swim- ming and skiing are her main activities . . . Active member of the G.A.A., Press Club, F.T.A., and the National Honor So- ciety . . . She was another volunteer for the spaghetti supper . . . Shree plans to at- tend college. KENNETH TYLER Ken . . . College . . , Hi! . . . His favorite subject is algebra . . . Likes sports . . . He's one of our trumpet players with the L.H.S. Band . . . Eats banana splits all the time . . . Wishes that someone would invent a record that doesn't skip . . . Would like to be an advertising executive. DONALD F. VAILLANCOURT Don . . . S.T.H.S .... Cabinet-making . . . Don's favorite saying is, How they goin'? . . . Likes cabinet related best of all classes . . . He's a member of the Glee Club. 49 ERNEST W. ULITI' Ernie . . . College . . . Yea! , . . An- other one of those physics fans . . . Enjoys swimming . . . A member of the Engineer- ing Society . . . Watches science Hction mov- ies . . . Passed notes in history class . . . Likes antique cars . . . Wants to get two people with the same initials, P.M., out of his hair . . . How come, Ernie? . . . Wants to join the Air Force. RICHARD VAILLETTE Flower . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . Enjoys math classes . . . Goes for water skiing . . . Would like to be an electrician . . . A member of Glee Club . . . He favors carpentry related classes over all others. SAMUEL VALERA Sam . . . College . . . Not too colorful! . . . Italian is his star subject, naturally . . . Basketball and football are his favorite sports . . . Belongs to International Corre- spondence Club and Magnet Business Staff . . . A fan of Bobby Darin and Frank Si- natra . . . A career in accounting interests him. JANE VIVO AMORE Viv . . . Commercial . . . Are you kid- ding? . . . She's a whiz in English . . . Basketball is one of her favorite pastimes . . . Cheering too, of course . . . Captain of the cheerleaders . . . Made an attractive waitress at the Junior Class Spaghetti Sup- per . . . She'll go far as a private secretary. DAVID VALERI Moose . . . College . . . How they goin ? . . . He really shines in German class . . . You can find him at King's Corner . . . Makes a mighty powerful fullback . . . A member in good standing of International Correspondence Club . . . Sinatra rates high with him . . . He plans to wear the white jacket of a pharmacist. OSBORNE WATKINS Oz . . . College . . . Too bad, Scup . . . His favorite subject is mechanical drawing . . . A member of the Engineering Society . . . Changed his mind and erased tall girls as his favorite . . . Why, Oz? . . . Enjoys water skiing . . . Wishes people wouldn't stomp on his clean shoes or mess up his hair . . . Can be found near D.R. . . . Wants to be a technician. 50 RAYMOND VERGE Ray . . . Commercial . . . What are you, some kind of a nut? . . . Can't wait to get to gym class . . . A real fanatic on bowling . . . Can be found at the held playing ball . . . Enjoys all kinds of sports . . . The only real women hater around L.H.S. . . . A good kid . . . Wants to go to college in the future. STEVEN WEINBAUM j The Bomb . . . College . . . Likes physics . . . Was president of his sophomore and junior homerooms . . . One of Mr. Ge1ler's accelerated . . . Doesn't have any favorites . . . Doesn't even have a favorite pastime . . . Reads a lot . . . Would like to get O.W. out of his hair . . . I wonder who O.W. is, Ozzie . . . Will make a great civil engineer some day. LINDA WELCH JANET WICHA EVA WILES Linda . . . College . . . Give you a bone! Jan . . . Commercial . . . Any mail today? Eve . . . Commercial . . . Likes gym best . . . Have needles, will knit . . . Si senora, . . . Bookkeeping strikes a hit with Jan . . . of all her subjects . . . Enjoys making Hasta la vista . . . Has a passion for fried Plays the piano as a hobby . . . Can often things? . . . A member of the band . . . onion rings . . . Collects Johnny Mathis be found writing to Dick. . . Past member Plays the clarinet, of course . . . Hasn't records . . . Loves antiques . . . Watches of the Masque and Gavel Club . . . Can't got any favorites, she likes everything . . . flying cups and saucers . . . Our friend stand it when the mailman is late . . . Likes all kinds of sports . . . Would like to George . . , Hates people who pick on Plans to become an accountant. get a dishwasher fnot herself thoughl . . . teenage drivers . . . You should see the color Wants to be a secretary. of her gym suit! . . . Will make a good ele- mentary teacher some day. KEITH WILSON BYRON WOOD RAYMOND WYMAN Will . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . Barney . . . Commercial . . . Why do so Ray . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . Favorite pastime is work . . . Works on many people like gym, Barney? . . . Works Often heard saying Can't see it . . . En- cars as a hobby . . . Likes Ricky Nelson's on a stock car . . . Enjoys hunting and joys listening to Bless You . . . Likes singing . . . Hopes to have his own gas fishing . . . Likes to be a pest and to race fooling with cars . . . Plans to go in Para- station. cars . . . Wishes cars would not break down troopers . . . Pet peeve: School . . . Hob- . . . You don't dislike girls, do you, Barney? bies are hunting and fishing. . . . Wants to go into business with his father. 51 Camera Shy THOMAS ADAMS Tom . . . College . . . What are you, some kind of nut? . . . History is his favorite subject . . . An outdoor type, he enjoys hunting . . . Goes for Eliot Ness and the boys . . . Would appreciate a few more long vacations . . . Plans to be a chemical engineer. WAYNE BARTLETT Wayne . . . Commercial . . . What home- work? . . . Likes playing baseball in gym . . . Goes in for bowling . . . Future is undecided. CHARLES BIGELOW Chuck . . . Commercial . . . Another silent type . . . He'll take gym any day . . . Baseball is his first love . . . Naturally, all sports interest him . . . He also collects coins . . . A future baseball player. ROBERT BONNER Bob . . . College . . . Has talent in me- chanical drawing . . . Member of Engi- neering Society . . . Member of Magnet Business Staff . . . How he likes those pin- ball machines! . . . Another one of Mr. Picucci's fans . . . Will become an elec- tronic technician. DAVID BOUCHARD Dave . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Does a JANET YULE Jan . . . College . . . I can't speak French! . . . History is her favorite subject, of course . . . Twirls . . . Was secretary of her soph- omore homeroom . . . Member of French Club, G.A.A., Majorettes, Choral, and Hon or Society . . . Enjoys waterskiing, sum- mer, and listening to the radio . . . Wait- ressed at the Spaghetti Supper . . . Loves that typing class! . . . Hangs around with Herman, Ralph, Sylvester and Elinor . . . Wants to be a public health nurse. lot of skiing . . . Loves to hunt . . . Math is his favorite subject . . . Fishing also takes up some of spare time . . . Hopes to become a good machinist. NEMESIO CAMPAGNA Campy . . . College . . . Is often heard saying Minga . . . This kid is crazy about Spanish . . . Spends most of his spare time going to Dedham . . . He's a new student at L.H.S. this year . . . He still likes Ded- ham best though . . . Always chewing his pencils up when he is under the strain of thinking . . . Hopes to become a draftsman. JOHN CIPRO'I'I'I Jake . . . College . . . How they going? . . . Likes his gym class . . . Just loves football . . . Homeroom president and treasurer . . . Listens to Sinatra . . . On all committees of Junior Spaghetti Supper . . . This boy relaxes for a hobby . . . Doesn't like the food in the cafeteria . . . One of L.H.S.'s finest linemen . . . Future includes college. JOHN COLEMAN Cupcake . . . Commercial . . . Oh, lone- some me . . . Likes bookkeeping and gym . . . Football fan . . . Collects records . . . Favorite song is Run Away . . . Hobbies 52 are Sharon, Ella, and Bernadette . . . Against Sylvia . . . Hopes to be an officer in the U.S. Marines. RONALD CORLIS Ronnie . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . Loves to draw sports cars . . . Always searching for real delicious pizza . . . Still wishing his brother didn't sell the motor- cycle . . . Enjoys working on cars in his spare time . . . Wants to be a famous artist someday. JACK DEIPEMEYER Deits . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . Fre- quently seen driving his big 56 Lincoln convertible around Lancaster . . . Likes skiing . . . Always heard saying, Is that a fact . . . Ambition is to become a constructional engineer. DONALD R. ERICKSON Norton . . . Commercial . . . How they going? . . . Math is tops with him . . . He strikes at those ten-pins . . . Also fre- quently works with Pete . . . He can really swing it out on the dance door . . . Dancing must help him with his footwork for ath- letics . . . Maybe it also helps him roll off at the bowling alley . . . A peaceful kid, he does not like to fight with Pete. ANGELO FARINELLI Ang . . . College . . . Ya . . . U.S. history is his pet . . . He concentrates on not do- ing his homework . . . Member of Science Club . . . He prefers summer to anything . . . Frequently heard saying Dick, do some welding . . . Really despises home- work . . . In the future he would like to become a chemical engineer. LAWRENCE FLETCHER Larry . . . College . . . OH! I hope not! . . . Math is certainly not tough for him . . . If you want a car fixed, he will be glad to do it for you . . . This boy doesn't like girls who think they are everything . . . Wants to become an officer in the U.S. Coast Guard. JOHN FRATONI Professor . . . Commercial . . . What are you doing tonight, Cooch!! . . . Italian is for him . . . Likes drag racing and speed- ing . . . Enjoys playing poker and picking up girls . . . Studies all the tricks of poker . . . A magician . . . Let's get that thing out of first . . . Future accountant. JOHANNA GOULD Jan . . . College . . . Another chemistry fan . . . Quiet . . . Reads and ice skates in her free time . . . A newcomer .to Leo- minster . . . Has a bit of the Irish in her . . . Likes green! . . . Her favorite singer is Johnny Mathias . . . Hates to get up in the morning . . . Draws and sews . . . Jan's always doing experiments . . . De- mure and pretty . . . Wants to be a nurse, but will specialize in child care after nurses training. STANLEY E. GRAVES Stan the Man . . . College . . . Oh, boy . . . If you hear a blast, it's only Stan in lab . . . Another Mickey Mantle . . . Just loves Italian movies? . . . A spaghetti- server from way back . . . Spends his free time fishing and hunting . . . Wishes that a certain Rogo didn't go to L.H.S .... Stan the Actor . . . Just came back from N.D.H.S. to be with us at L.H.S .... Writes Valentines . . . Will be sailing on the ocean blue. SANDRA GREENOUGH Sandie . . . Commercial . . . Not very talkative . . . Talented in art . . . Likes to crochet in her spare time . . . Roller skat- ing keeps her busy . . . Her record collec- tion is her main hobby . . . Homework is out . . . Future is undecided. JOSEPH NORMAN HEBERT Joe . . . Commercial . . . He enjoys typing and English . . . A busy person, he likes movies, water skiing, taking trips, bowling, and swimming . . . His future plans include laboratory work. RUDOLF C. HELENIUS Buzz . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . Al- ways saying, I'1l own a Corvette someday . . . Most of his spare time is spent working on cars . . . Craves spaghetti . . . Loves hunting . . . Pet peeve is cleaning up the machine shop . . . Would like to become a machinist. ALAN JANCARTISE A1 . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics Favorite pastime is fishing and hunting . . . Enjoys listening to Connie Stevens sing . . . Would like to join the United States Force. ELAINE KAY Kay . . . Commercial . . . Don't you fool around . . . Watch your shins when she has a hockey stick . . . She has a big car for a small girl . . . What a flirt! . . . Softball is her sport . . . Can be found painting in spare time . . . May be an artist someday. LELAND KINGSTON Butch . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . Likes all kinds of water sports . . . Hopes to go into the air force and become a me- chanic . . . Favorite pastime: making money. THOMAS KNIGHT Night . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . In- tends to be a carpenter. JAMES E. LATCHIS Jim . . . S.T.H.S .... Auto Mechanics . . . Often seen working at local theater . . . Lifts weights in spare time . . . A member of the Glee Club . . . Likes to talk with Mr. Hirst about all things. JONATHAN LONGLEY John . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . I don't know . . . Enjoys gym and working on cars . . . Favorite singer is Elvis . , . John's pet peeve is people . . . Intends to be a carpenter. JAMES W. PETERSON, JR. Sawhorse . . . Commercial . . . How are ya? . . . Really looks forward to lunch . . . A member of the Art Club . . . Can be found with Mike Regan before school . . . Wants to know why Mr. Cousins is always in the basement at recess and lunch . . . Future undecided. GURDON F. POWERS Bud . . . College . . . How're they goin'? . . . Can't wait to get out to gym . . . Spends a lot of time working . . . A member of the Engineering Society . . . Enjoys all types of sports . . . Has an eye for all the girls . . . A future dairy farmer. GARY E. RICHARD Richie . . . Commercial . . . Going to Gardner Friday, John? . . . Would like gym to be the only subject in school . . . A smooth dancer . . . Really digs rock 'n roll music . . . Enjoys all types of sports . . . Has had his troubles with Mr. Magane . . . A future navy pilot. DONALD E. ROACH Don . . . S.T.H.S .... Drafting . . . Always yelling, I-Ielp! . . . A whiz in geometry class . . . Loves deer hunting . . . Forever tinkering with cars . . . A very talkative fellow . . . Will make a good draftsman. 53 Air GERALD ROBBINS Jerry . . . Commercial . . . I'm proud of ya! . . . Thinks his study is the best period of the day . . . Enjoys riding around on his motorcycle . . . Very handy while working on cars . . . Has eyes for all the girls . . . Doesn't like teachers . . . Will join the Air Force. PAUL SALVATORE Sal . . . Commercial . . . Too bad . . . Thinks gym is the best subject in school . . . Enjoys golfing and fishing . . . Likes to compete as a speed skater , . . Has his trouble with Coach . . . Would like to be- come a professional baseball player. CHRISTOS SARDELIS Chris . . . Commercial . . . What are you, some kind of a nut? . . . Considers book- keeping his favorite subject . . . A regular player on the L.H.S. baseball team . . . Joyce is his favorite . . . Spends his time working . . . Doesn't always agree with his parents . . . Future undecided. ALLEN SILBERBERG Bugsy . . . College . . . Guess he's 'not much of a talker . . . Doesn't enjoy his classes very much either . . . Gets his daily exercise by bicycling . . . Devotes his spare time to Chess Club . . . Can't wait for those vacations . . . We have another name for our annual cafeteria petition . . . Hopes to be a millionaire . . . Don't we all? LOIS SONDERS Lo . . . Commercial . . . For Pete's sake! . . . Casts her vote for Human Relations . . . One of Johnny's fans-Mathis, that is . . . Likes going to dances . . . Past member of the Art Club . . . Eating is one of her favorites . . . Hopes to become a beautician. BARBARA STONER Babs . . . College . . . Are you for real? . . . Geometry is her favorite subject . . . Some driver! . . . Enjoys resting, but who doesn't? . . . Member of the Magnet Busi- ness Staff and International Correspondence Club . . . Likes to drive, eat out, and have fun . . . Hates last minute disappointments and certain people referring to her as chauffeur . . . Will be a surgical nurse. RUSSELL TISDALE Russ . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . En- joys freehand drawing and architectural drawing . . . Often heard saying, Beautiful . . . Served on class decorating contest at high school . . . Ambition is to be archi- tectural designer. RICHARD W. WHITE Dick . . . S.T.H.S .... Carpentry . . . Some- day hopes to own his own business . . . Likes to build model air craft in spare time. DAVID WILTSHIRE Dave . . . S.T.H.S .... Machine . . . En- joys working in the machine shop . . . Hobbies consist of collecting records and square dancing . . . Likes to listen to folk- songs . . . Would like to become a ma- chinist. Y 1: 1 gf. ' 1 Af, Q3 if-f we QL' sg? 'Egg 3 1 . 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Q ...U , 'F Qs 1 X X 2 X will lim kj WIS 1 - r LWANKTS Most Intelligent Susan Craigue Steven Weinbaum Most Talkarive Ruth Messer Stanley Graves Most Likely to Succeed Sheila Salvatore Jim cocci Friendliest Joyce Gardner Tom Popoli :ex m Q Q S- iii Q , Ngniff X Honor Page Q National Merit Scholar Susan Cralgue D.A.R. Representative Mary O'Toole ,A-- Berry Crocker Homemaker of Tommorow Donna Lavole Essay Contest Winner Mary Howe NNN. c sv .NM gl CLUBS N XQ, ACTWMTMIQ Front Row: June St. Yves, Linda-Paul. Mary O'Toole, Pauline Ciccone, Lynda Hudson, Betty Koocherook, Ruth Messer, and Jean Roberts. Second Row: Shiela Salvatore. Judy Lowenthal. Marilyn Douglas. Mary Howe. Elena Firmani. Karen Poultney, Hsueh-lie Uong, and Sandra Hembrow. Third Row: Janet Yule, Karen Byrne, Martha Jones, Carol Giunta, Carol Berthia- ume. Patricia McGee, and Elinor LaReau. Front Row: Marilyn DeAmicis, Sally Gavin, Barbara Snell, Grace Fisher, Carole Iana- conne, Margaret Goetz. Second Row: Marcia DeFelice, Elinor Hitov, Linda Dolan, Denise El- Thc Girls, l Front Row: Linda Paul, Mary O'Toole, Pauline Ciccone. Lynda Hudson, Betty Koocherook. Second Row: Barbara Snell, Grace Fisher, Betty Swanson, and Lynn Skinner. 66 Mrs. Patricia B. Pothier, advisor. lice, Edla Asikainen, 'Jean For- nier, Carol Cavioli, and Gail Buskey. Third Row: Pamela Headley, Virginia Lolli, Jennie Hess, Donna Weigle, and Les- lie Prouty. thletic Association One of the most active clubs of L.H.S. is the G.A.A., the Girls' Athletic Association. It was formed seven years ago by our physical education teacher, Mrs. Patricia Pothier. The purpose of the club is to as- semble girls with a mutual interest in sports. Among its social activities are the Orange Crush Dance, which is held every year as a rally before the Leominster- Gardner football game, the Holiday Cabaret, which celebrated its fifth anniversary this year, and the Spring Social, which is a mother-daughter tea. The climax of the social year is the G.A.A. Banquet. It is financed by the various fund-raising activities spon- sored by the club throughout the year. Front Row: Linda Coleman, Gretchen Damon Betty Swanson Lynn Skinner Linda Goldman Gail Caravelli, and Susan Gardner. Second Ron Jeanne Bergeron Diane Irish Betsy Kennedy, Ellen Connolly, Carol McCullog Mary Ann Pompeii Kathleen Fraturelli and Sandra Giodoni. Third Row: Jann Richards Nancy Salvatore Barbara Enman Julie Jamron Marlena Pasierb, and Mary Champagne. Initiation Front Row: Sandra Gravelle, Patricia Williams, Anna Parent, Prudence Barry, Barbara Welsh, Sandra Paul, Ethel Bruns, Lois Carr. Second Row: Mr. Munson, faculty advisor, Richard Franciose, Rebecca Reeves, Betty Croix, Johanna Gould, Elizabeth Briscoe, Carl Knight. Third Row: Richard Draigin, Dennis Donfro, Philip Rocca, Leonard DeLong Art lub Michael Corliss, Bradford Hager, Jerold Jalbert. , C e e I' C 1 u b Front Row: Miss O'Donnell, Sheila Quinn, John Ramgren, Faith Johnson, Judy Miller, Sandra Lane, Anna Lanciotti, Nancy Lastella. Second Row: Patricia LaMarche, Carol Mc- Elleny, Cecile LaClair. Sandra Brideau, Esther Thomas, Eva Wiles, Susan Gardner, Kathleen Fraturelli, Dorothy Pierce, Carolyn Sheldon, Kathy Bailey. Third Row: Lorraine McHugh, Susan Gould, James Murray, Raymond Del Guidice, Ronald Vachon, Randy Vaillancourt, Mario Perla, Richard Sciabarasi, Judith Russell, Constance Jacques. usiness Club Chess Club Front Row: Steven Tharler, Jerold Hurwitz, William Corby, Wayne Ellice, Harry Davis, Donald Setzco, Frank Orsini, William Kenney. Second Row: Miss Harnett, faculty advisor, Steven Buss, Amideo Tocci, Dennis Cataleta, Norman Ferrera, Dennis Mazzaferro, Alfred Gendron, Dennis Caplette, John Burns. Third Row: Thomas Temple, Louis Tocci, Alan Silberberg, Howard Gottesman, John Nelson, James Thomas, Robert Ward. Absent: David DiMego, James Matarese, Thomas Christopher, James Dobson. Engineering Society Front Row: Robert Hudson, Alan Asikainen, Bruce Belrose, Richard Crossman, Harry McHugh, William Briggs, Albert Cocci, Mr. Leonard Johnson, advisor, Second Row: Lawrence Powers, Chyau Nien Shen, Ernest Ulitt, Paul Branagan, Richard Larkin, Everett Young, Richard Burnap, Fredrick Rice, John Currier, Philip Przybyszewski, Paul Lavin, Philip Melanson, Peter Leon. Third Row: Bruce Giunta, Guy Harvey, Gurdon Powers, Victor DiNardo, William Nelson, Lawrence Bouchard, Fredrick Thompson, James Hayward, Ozzie Watkins, Steven Weinbaum, David Caporello, Paul Julecki, James Cocci. Future Teachers of America Guidance Club Front Row: Mrs. Hayes, advisor, Barbara Reed, Bette Bilodeau, Eva Bissonnette, Gail Shannon, Sue Remy, Charlotte Davis. Second Row: Fred Nash, John Sproul, James Tellier, l Samuel Marrone. Front Row: Leslie A. Prouty, Dawn Carleton, Alan Chase, Lynda Hudson, Betty Koocherook, Judith Enman, Kristine Cousins, Arlene Joudrey, Carol Giunta. Second Row: Donna Lavoie, Rosemary Pye, Linda Geliin, Claudia Letarte, Betsy Kennedy, Jennie Hess, Barbara Selig, Jane McCann, Elaine Whitney, Susan McDowell, Wilma Kibbler, Elena Firmani, Karen Magane, Nancy Salvatore, Marie Mauro. Third Row: Marcia DeFelice, Marilyn Bryant, Eric Gillburg, Kevin Gamble, Donald Maillet, James Fish, John Armstrong, Robert Cross, Felicia Feltri, Linda Goldman. French Club Front Row: Sheila Salvatore, Miss Chennette, advisor, Patricia McGee, Karen Byrne, Ralph Caisse, Mary Howe. Second Row: Susan Craigue, Carolyn Sheldon, Janet Yule, Eleanor LaReau, Elizabeth Briscoe, Mary Briscoe. Third Row: Judith Enman, Betty Koocherook, Thomas Smith, Lance Carluccio, Carol Berthia- ume, Lynda Hudson. flice and Tard Clerks Front Row: Virginia Masciangioli, Margaret Casey, Cynthia Perla, Mary McDonald, Linda FilTy, Lois Ciccolini, Janice Castriotta, Mary Ann Andrews. Second Row: Samuel Valera, Richard Larkin, Robert Appleton, Charles Wade, Robert Antonucci, Paul Beauregard. Front Row: Mary Howe, Eleanor Hitov, Kenneth Jones, Linda Paul, William Lanciani, Marilyn Douglas, Thomas Smith, Carol Lucier. advisor, Mrs. Fallick. Second Row: Julie Padovano, Marlene Pasierb, Elaine Perrault, Linda Welch, Shelia Mann, Joy Porter, Janet Yule, Karen Byrne, Eleanor LaReau, Pamela Rome, Diana LeBlanc, Joan Cross, Susan Cross- man, Cynthia Palladino, Pauline O'Connell. Third Row: Suzanne Morand, Kathy Coleman, Richard Gopfert, Thomas Hazzard, Peter Howe, David Rodriquenz, Lee Avery, Betty Lanza, Lonna Greco. ational Honor Society Front Row: Virginia Masciangioli, Carolyn Sheldon, Miss Lillian Ricker, advisor, Karen Byrne, Steven Weinbaum, Susan Craigue, Sheila Salvatore. Second Row: Mary Howe, Virginia Lolli, Margaret Goetz, Janet Yule, Patricia McGee, Karen Poultney, Hsueh-lie Uong, Eleanor Hitov. Third Row: Mary O'Toole, Peter Weinbaum, Karl Mahonen, Lance Carluccio, Gary Tater, Edla Asikainen. Press Club Stamp Club Front Row: Mr. Peck, faculty advisor, Margaret Milosh, Richard Pandiciso, Raymond Gage, Peter Griffiths. Second Row: Wayne Monez, Philip DeCharles, Alan Wesley, Jessie Hare. Student abinet l l Front Row: Lance Carluccio, Joan Lanza, Peter Di- lace 5iiiaIiP0a, BCITY SWHDSOU, I-YU Skiillief, GUY White, Paoli, Sandra Hembrow, William Lanciani. Second Row: Virginia Lolli, Judy GiF0Ul'aFd, David De Caf0iiS, Robert Mr. Theodore Kucharski, principal, Nelson Valeri, Wal- AUIOIIUCCL Mr- J0hH IOYCC, aSSiSiai1f PfiflCiPai- Student Leaders Front Row: Gloria Roberts, Karen Poultney, Pauline Ciccone, Ruth Messer, Diana LeBlanc, Sandra Hembrow, Lynda Hudson. Second Row: John Hathaway, James Cocci, June St. Yves, Ralph Caisse, Mary O'Toole, Vincent Crisci, Alan Chase. 72 Travel Club Front Row: Miss Forte, advisor, Margaret Goetz, Lois lgnachuck, Elise Cormier, Marilyn DeAmicis, John Robertson, Marie Brideau, Karen Geary, Carole Iannacone. Second Row: Beatrice Progin, Emily Moreau, Jane Cormier, Linda Watkins, Carol Dugan, Joseph Hines, Phyllis Hedstrom, Ellen Connolly, Marcia Ciccone, Carol Cote. Science lub Front Row: Elton Ricker, Young Ho Cho, James Fusco, Eliot Goldman, Robert Lisciotte, Martin Moran. Second Row: Gary Tater, Karl Mahonen, Peter Amorosi, Thomas Lamoreaux, Angilo Farinelli, Mr. Kendall, advisor. Spectator Staff Front Row: Joy Porter, Ruth Messer, Edward Cawthorne, Karen Bryne, Linda Paul, Marilyn Douglas, Eliot Goldman, Patricia McGee, Eleanor Hitov. Second Row: Diana Bernard, Cathy Donlon, Marilyn Kemp, Julie Padovano, Linda Welsh, Gloria Roberts, Elaine Frankel, Lorna Greco, Cynthia Palladino, Sandra Smith, Mrs. Fallick. Third Row: Elizabeth Russell, Barvara Enman, Janet Yule, Howard Gottesman, Carol Berthiaume, Elinor LaReau, Janice King, Elaine Whitney. Magnet Editorial Staff Front Row: Patricia McGee. Karen Poultney, Marcia Caverly, Sheila Salva- tore, Mary O'Toole, Anne Butler, Judith Lowenthal. Mrs. Angelini. Back Row: Edla Asikainen, Gail Busky. Cynthia Healey, Ellen St. Cyr, Joanne Murphy, Kenneth Blood, Susan Zimmerman, Sally Gavin. Peter Lanza, Diane Pierce. Magnet Editors Sheila Salvatore, Carol Benhiaume, Henry St. Cyr, Mary O'T0ole. Magnet Business Staff L I From Row: Carla Ciprotti. Martha Jones, Diane Brannagan, Carol Berthia- ume. Roberta Garrity, Elizabeth Russel, Joanne Marine. Second Row: Virginia Mascoligini. Gloria Roberts, John Hathaway, Samuel Valera, Elain Frankel, Ann Teranti, Miss Ruh, advisor. Third Row: David Breault, Charles Kornik, Ralph Caisse, John Salvetelli, David Valeri, Edward Grimley. g?3r-H U 1 2 . gp-,. Hi' Y Q ggkx, .hz I W 5, Q : ,--, ,Q ,Ni , K 1 Jvffg Q 5 '55 S45 X ,sz ,K is fi' L, Q .ui L.H. . Eva Bissonette, Karen Byrne, Donna Lavoie, Ruth Messer, Joy Porter, Eva Wiles, Alan Asikainen, David Breault, Alan Chase, Tom Smith, Kenneth Tyler. Edla Asikainen, Marcia DeFelice, Eleanor Hitov, Sue Zimmerman, Robert Antonucci, Paul Ciccone, Raymond Gage. Tom Temple, Marilyn Bryant, Dawn Majorettes Gail Caravelli, Diane Pierce. Janet Yule, Barbara Selig, Patricia McGee, Mary Ashley. Susan Boucher. 76 Band I Carleton, Ellen Connolly, Jane Cormier, Kris- tine Cousins, Lee Ann Finkelstein, Phyllis Hed- strom, Diane Irish, Betsy Kennedy, Marcia Swartz, Paul Bissonette, George Garrity, Fred Gillis, Larry Marino. Wayne Monis, Robert Boudreau, Frank Marrama, Craig Pickering, James Reynolds. Cheerleaders Front Row: Loretta Bissonette, Bette Palazzi, Jane Yiyorftm0l'C,l Priscilla Irish, Joyce Gardner. Second Row: Iudy Girouard, Virginia Lolll, Donna Maura, Carol Cavioli, Mary Ann Andrews. 'ff' 'Mi 3 W ,,.L W if .,-4.-1 in ..--3 Y? Q Q ',2 - Q ,, Q Q 3 3 . .w.x , A W if I. , N ' 'wg in W A my 5 A ' fJ fi 1 - Q , . A wg ,, f K. .t . W an .k, f Q Q wp , Q was iw . ' . .K ,. if Q ws A2 1 fx. gf K l A Q 7 ' W' Q-frm? t i 'Ef Q, kl::,1 ' x Q NV W A by V K -Q S g , Ak , M-1 M is ' ' :Q-'1 f ef-5 N- -,Q 1 vs ,x S ,,.,5?f. mf My T' mf MH? in X Q Db U Q . W . 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Third Row: Nelson Valeri, Dennis The '61 season of the Leominster High football team began at Holman Stadium on Friday, September 22. Dick Franciose led the Leominster eleven to an 8 to 7 victory over the Purple Knights of Nashua High with his brilliant 49-yard run and two point conver- sion pass. The outstanding defensive play was made by Doug Furbush as he stopped Beaupre on Leomin- ster's 10 yard line. Following the Nashua victory, Leominster played its first home game of the season against Marlboro High. The eleven Broderickmen began to roll in the second quarter, and the game ended in a victory for LHS. The score, Leominster 28, Marlboro 14. Leominster encountered one of her roughest op- ponents of the season when she met the Wealthy Tow- ers of Brookline High on October 7th, In her only loss of the year Leominster scored 6 points, while Brookline claimed the spoils with a total of 24 points. On Saturday, October 14, an undefeated Lynnfield squad clashed with a high-spirited Leominster team. Mazz sparkled on defense as well as offense, catching and blocking passes as he quarterbacked the mighty Blue Devils. Dick Franciose was the number one spark on the offense, hurling two touchdown aerials. Spec- tacular catches were made by Frank Iacaboni and Tyke Mazzaferro. Rogers and Rosbury, making some nice gains, saw plenty of action. Leominster claimed her Amico, Lawrence Ojala, Robert McGee, Jay Love, Gary Flem- ing, Frank L'Etoile, Martin Warner, Harold McHugh, Paul Beauregard, Richard Hebert. Fourth Row: Student Manager Gary White, Irving Hines, Albert Cocci, Philip Marrama, Robert Armstrong, Robert Davis, Robert Howe, Robert Mor- reset, Stanely Bergeron, Assistant Coach Robert Novelli. third victory of the season with the final total Leomin- ster 22, Lynnfield 14. Friday, October 20, brought another victory for LHS in the form of an away game at Manchester Me- morial. The Leominster squad played a fabulous game with the line, particularly Ferrera and Ciprotti, deserv- ing special credit. It was all Leominster and the final score: Leominster 8, Manchester Memorial 6, The date of October 28 produced Leominster's sixth win of the season. Mazz scored two TD's and passed for the third in the 18-0 victory over North Quincy, as he was ably assisted by Moose Valeri, Rogers and Ros- bury in the backfield. In the line it was Jim Ferrera, Jake Ciprotti, Surette, Petricca, Horgan, and Ojala who turned out the best pieces of work. It was Mazzaferro day at Gardner on November 4th as he led the Broderick eleven to a tremendous upset over the Wildcats of Gardner High at Stone Field. The LHS team was in top form as they overthrew the undefeated Gardner team in a 20-7 victory. Franciose caught the Gardner defense off guard with his quick- kick and the line played one of its best games of the season. Mazzaferro, alone with Valeri, Rogers, Ros- bury and Franciose, gave Leominster its twenty-first victory over Gardner. Sammy Valera was outstanding defensively. Dick Franciose and Roger Rosbury led Leominster to its 30 to 8 win over the Polar Bears of Worcester North, backed up by a high-spirited, hard-working team. In the second quarter the Leominster offense be- gan to explode and North could no longer hold down the Blue Devils. Franciose was at the throwing end of some accurate aerials with Dave Valeri and Roger Rosbury receiving. Phil Rocca pounced on a fumble, as did Frank lacaboni later in the game. Norman Fer- rera and Dave Rodriquenz did a terrific job filling in for Mazz at the quarterback spot. Nelson Valeri, along with Rogers, Horgan, and Surrette, turned in excellent defensive performances. But, unquestionably it was the sparkling, aggressive play of Jim Ferrera which helped make this victory over Worcester North such a mighty accomplishment for the L.H.S. linemen. After a long and victorious season the biggest and best game of the year finally arrived. It was a snowy Thanksgiving Day as the Leominster eleven poured out on to Doyle Field ready and eager for the annual conflict. The L.H.S. team performed in high gear with the line and backfield acting like precision parts of an intricate machine. Moose Valeri and Mazzaferro rid- dled the Fitchburg defense as the eleven Broderick- men of Leominster sailed over Fitchburg with a final score of 26-12. It would be impossible to credit individual players with this season of victory. Each member of the team, offensive and defensive, contributed greatly towards making the 1961 Leominster High School football sea- son an unforgettable accomplishment. We are very proud of the combined efforts of Coach Broderick, Coach Novelli, their stafi, and of all the members of this fine football team. L.H.S. FO OTBA L L 1961 S c o re s L.H.S. 8 Nashua 7 L.H.S. North Quincy L.H.S. 28 Marlboro 14 L.H.S. Gardner L.H.S. 6 Brookline 24 L.H.S. Worcester N. L.H.S. 22 Lynnfield 14 L.H.S. Fitchburg L.H.S. 8 Manchester Mem. 6 Worth mentioning is the fact that eight of Leomin- ster's men made the North Worcester County All-Star Squad. Claiming positions on the first team in the line were Jake Ciprotti and Laurie Petricca, the only jun- ior on the team, and in the backfield were Bob Maz- zaferro and Dave Valeri. L.H.S. players also domi- nated the second team squad with Frank Iacaboni, Dick Franciose, Roger Rosbury and Tom Rogers cho- sen as team members. 3 lv W C, Bob Mazzaferro Dave Valeri Frank Icaboni Jake Ciprotti X if iff: Rf' EIT! .1 , 5:1 ,, kg J fzg fg 'gig ,ff -Q ,-Qeuwsizf 1, 5 --1 -+sfw,f-Q-ew W , m ,- X Q 1 1 f - f,w:,,,.,, - -,zo-ig? -1 - Dave Rodiquenz f 2:35 - I-f ,' ' ' S fAQi'S'ii' 'iq- , V pit K A h 4155+ ' 'ff' 91,5 , -H.:51f'Z xg 311.9 N 1' ' ,E I' Tom Rogers L.H.S. 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The place of runner-up was established follow- ing the loss of Monsignor Coyles High of Taunton. The team's high man, Henry St. Cyr, made the first team of the North Worcester County Allstars with the honorable mention list including Bob Maz- zaferro, John Salvatelli, and Bob Hudson. L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S. L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S Scores 61 Lynn 88 Lunenburg 64 Southbridge 49 Fitchburg 67 St. Bernard's 71 Gardner 69 Athol 69 St. Bernard's 46 Gardner 54 Lynn 71 Athol . 103 Southbridge . 61 Fitchburg .pf If 'Q D ,if 4 6 .. , 5 . ii L gi 'egg . D4 Bob Mazzaf SITO Hank St. Cyr L.H.S. Senior Basketball Players 3 mg, 5 W ,h 2 E ily' J gk an if 'M ,Q 5 X .rf gg Q- OH! Q ff:- . , .-f, :-, 1. 'l 'S 3 f W 2 i f 6' K X F R 2 r g l Y. Q . R gg A, -:za X x W x . E 5 :Wie i ,EQ . Q X .A L' 2 , H B111 S ms if Q, Alan Asikainen Johnny Salvatelli NFL IF J S991 E iii Wk: id -FZ? 'X , L ff 3 V , x ,. 4 E yy 7 ,I 4 Q -. 1 N gp A ' A r ' .Q U Q 3 Q H 'I I 'P '- f N 5 W L I x XX Q J, ' ' H , 'L X BL Q i . n I Q 'Q ' x Rfk if 5 E ' n Q ,K Qgiiiii . V Q ix --- 11 in A eww- ' Oi 'l, ll? rx Q5 Q . nhl ef' .gin if Y , x W Q , xi, . ,mi .x , I J P Front Row: Edward Grimley, Richard Burnap, David Baker, Gary Heline- Third ROWI Lee William Briggs, David Breault, Ralph Caisse. Ricker, -701111 Piscette, Peter M3fSh21l1, Randi' Second Row: Jeffrey Johnson, Marc Levine, V3i1lHIlC0l1l'!- The mermen of the Leominster High School Swim Team had an exciting season this year, winning 5 and losing 3 of their 8 meets and placing 4th in the state meet at Amherst. The team profited a great deal from its strong senior backing. Ralph Caisse had a good season swim- ming the 160 yard relay, 100-yard breast stroke, and securing a second place at the state meet. Dave Breault proved to be' proficient, participating in the 100-yard butterfly, 160-yard relay, and taking a fifth place in state competition. Also giving the team strong support were Ed Grimley and Bill Briggs, both swimming the 50-yard freestyle with the diving in the capable hands of Jack Hathaway. The juniors were by no means slackers on this year's team. Jeff Johnson was the outstanding junior, setting a new record in the backstroke. Dave Baker did an excellent job in the 200-yard freestyle as did Marc Levine in the 100. Harry Mchugh proved to be a strong contender in the 160-yard individual medley and 100-yard butterfly. Gary Heline showed excellent form in the diving department, securing many valu- able iirst's and second's, including a second in the state meet. Randy Valencort, outstanding sophomore and high man on the team, swam the 400 and 200 yard free- style. Other good sophomore prospects include, Dick Allardice on the backstroke, Bob Marshall with the breast stroke, and Lee Ricker in the 200 and 400- yard freestyle. A second place was secured in the state meet's 200 yard medley with Johnson swimming the back- stroke, Caisse the breast, Breault handling the butter- fly, and Grimley in the freestyle. The time was 1:58.3 as compared with the record of l:58.2. Seventh place was also clinched in the freestyle department with Briggs, Levine, Baker, and Valencourt participat- mg. L.H.S. L.H.S L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S Ed Grimley 42 42 5695 50 49 52 40W 44 52 Ralph Caisse Bill Briggs L.H.S. Senior Swimmers Scores Boston English Gardner Huntington Fitchburg Andover Junior Brockton Brookline Lincoln Square Boys' Club . Waltham 52 55 3895 45 46 43 54W 51 45 Dick Burnap Qu. W , -fs F 59 5 'iikik 3:59. 9 tk ' y : 2 ?, Kgs, Q if .,' A . 0 j .le .Tim l. QQ . 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Y 0 an S if? sl , GF 1? -W I J Jr J :nf f' Y :im K. A s'.'f bla - K, e.l 3' 1 p . S + 12' wx it ' gk 4' if q 'ii . mfg-1 in' . ar 4-qs 'Ni A R 'iT'z ui his Sfcffigig Principal l Congratulations: You are leaving this school in one of the most challenging and interesting times that this world has ever known. You will have to make one of the most important decisions in your life from three important avenues of activityg whether to continue your education, whether to enter private industry or whether to enter the Armed Services. America needs young, energetic people who will do the best that is in them. May you truly represent this school in all your future plans. I wish each one of you Godspeed in all of your work and endeavors. 112 FACULT Seated: Vincent Bilotta, James Geary, Emile Johnson, Gilbert, Howard Hatch, Robert Hemenway Harry Mit Harold Mooney, Algidio Membrino. Standing: Clifford chell, Armand Fontaine, Donald Burton FACULTY SCIENCE AND MATH MACHINE RELATED CARPENTRY RELATED ACADEMICS CABINET MAKING CARPENTRY CARPENTRY MACHINE TOOL AND DIE MAKING MACHINE TOOL AND DIE MAKING MACHINE TOOL DESIGN DRAFTING AUTO MECHANICS RELATED AUTO MECHANICS 113 Curtis Ingles Vincent Bilotta James Geary Harry Mitchell Spencer Lunan Donald Burton Harold Mooney Armand Fontaine Algidio Membrino Robert Hemenway Howard Hatch Clifford Gilbert School Secretary-Cecile Pickering Class Advisor-Robert Hemenway President-Lauren Murray Secretary-Peter Golas Vice President-Philip Le Clerc Treasurer-James Kirkpatrick AUTO Q MECHANICS The Auto Mechanics course is now four years old. Many stu- dents have enrolled in this course to learn more about the automo- tive world. The students have a wide as- sortment of tools, which are used under the direction of their in- structor, Mr. Gilbert. The equip- ment and garage facilities, along with excellent instruction, have made this a very worthwhile and interesting course. The related classes are taught by Mr. Hatch, who gives com- plete coverage of the technical aspects of the trade. The auto- motive industry is expanding and the call for mechanics is in- creasing. The graduates of this course are well suited to fill these positions. 5 CABINET MAKING As we think back, we realize the great amount of knowledge we have gained from our in- structor, Mr. Lunan, during the past four years in the Cabinet Department. The first two years were devoted to the operation and maintenance of power tools, which are most commonly used by cabinet makers. Our junior and senior years in the Cabinet Department were spent making cabinets for houses, private con- cerns, and the Leominster Public Schools. In our related classes, Mr. Lunan taught us blueprint reading and layout drawing. He also taught the mathematics and science which are connected with the trade. The students owe a great deal to Mr. Lunan for the outstanding quality of teaching he has given them. CARPENTRY Carpentry for the freshman and sophomore year at Saxton Trade High School is taught by Mr. Burton. Mr. Burton teaches the new students how to operate all the basic tools a carpenter needs in his trade. The student begins by learning the proper method of sharpening saws and chisels. He must also learn how to manipulate a rule, level and transit. In his junior and senior year the carpentry student advances to the most important part of his training, which is supervised by Mr. Mooney. Work is begun on an outside project, the building of a house. Construction on the house starts in September, and is completed in June. Group par- ticipation in this project is ex- cellent training for the students' professional career. DRAFTING The drafting course offers a well-rounded curriculum in all trades. There is detailed study in mathematics, physics, and the use of a slide rule. Patterns for metal castings made in the Cab- inet Shop are used in the draft- ing lab foundry. All draftsmen must have Machine Shop train- ing as a prerequisite. The main part of the course is drawing. In the first year, em- phasis is placed on manual in- struction in the proper use of in- struments. Later a draftsman be- gins to draw air cylinders, cast- ings, jigs and fixtures, piping, gearing, and welding problems. Before graduation the students create a complete detail and as- sembly drawing of a mold. Saxton Trade has an outstand- ing drafting teacher, Mr. Hem- enway, who spends a great deal of time closely supervising each student's work. MACHINE SHOP The new student begins his machine shop training with Mr. Fontaine. Here he learns the operations and functions of a lathe. He also works with pre- cision instruments such as the micrometer, vernier height gauge, and combination square. In his preliminary training he makes V blades, step blocks, and a tap wrench. This gives the stu- dent an opportunity to become adept in the usage and main- tenance of a drill press, bridge- port, and various types of ma- chines for different job layouts. The student spends the re- mainder of his machine shop training with Mr. Membrino. The building of an injection mold, under the direction of Mr. Bilotta, in his project for the year. With patience and deter- mination the project is com- pleted, leaving the student with v the necessary experience to con- tinue successfully in the field of machine operations. Drafting CHYPCUUY Auto Mechanics Machine RELATED Cabinet 121 CLASSES MR. MITCHELL ENGLISH AND HISTORY ACADEMIC CLASSES P'- CAFETERIA WORKERS MR. INGLES SCIENCE AND MATH 122 CLASS ACTIVITIES Candy Sale Hard working salesmen! Magnet Staff Student Council Carpentry Project 123 1 124 4 CUTSTANDING MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 62 Jim Ferrara Peter Golas Jim Iacabone Most Disagreeable Wittiest MOH Helpful George Ageietf John Rose Lauren Murray Quietest Most Talented Most Bashful Melvin Goss John Belliveau Bill Palermo 125 Seniors, Addresses Ageilf, George, 19 Fifth Street, Leominster Baker, Henry, 345 Willard Street, Leominster Belliveau, John, 32 Pearl Street, Leominster Bergeron, Richard A., 153 Eleventh Street, Leominster Bergeron, Robert, 446 Pleasant Street, Leominster Bouchard, David, R.F.D. Mechanic Street, 'Leominster Buckman, Mark, Elliott Street, Westminster, Massachusetts Clements, Richard J ., 79 Graham Street, Leominster Consalvo, Donald, 230 Spruce Street, Leominster Corliss, Ronald D., 343 Hamilton Street, Leominster Vaillancourt, Donald F., 64 Lawrence Street, Fitchburg Deitemeyer, John, Sterling Road, South Lancaster, Massachusetts Ferrera, James A., 18 Haynes Court, Leominster Golas, Peter, 389 Willard Street, Leominster Goss, Melvin, 751 Main Street, Leominster Graham, Dennis, 165 Willard Street, Leominster Greenough, Leslie, 27 Woodland Road, Leominster Hathaway, Gregg, 5 31 Lindell Avenue, Leominster Heleneus, Rudolph, 26 Mellett Avenue, Leominster Holahin, Wallace, 77 Dillon Street, Leominster Iacabone, James, 214 Pleasant Street, Leominster James, Paul, One Oak Avenue, Leominster J ancaitis, Alan, 33 Burrage Avenue, Leominster Kirkpatrick, James, 13-D Crossman Avenue, Leominster Knight, Thomas, 15 Lovewell Street, Gardner, Massachusetts Langevin, John, 34 Second Street, Leominster Longley, Jonathan, Whitney Road, Shirley Center, Massachusetts Lavallee, George, 172 Tisdale Street, Leominster Le Clerc, Philip A., 94 River Street, Leominster Lucier, Maurice, 12D Crossman Avenue, Leominster Morin, Robert G., 15 Morwood Avenue, Leominster Murphy, Kevin, 4 Mellins Hallow Road, Sterling, Massachusetts Murray, Lorren, Upper North Row Road, Sterling, Massachusetts Palermo, William, 595 Lancaster Street, Leominster Reed, George, 130 Tisdale Street, Leominster Regan, Michael P., 1237 Central Street, Leominster Reynolds, James J ., 144 Union Street, Leominster Roach, Donald, 45 Dewey Avenue, Leominster Rocca, Richard, Box 283 Sterling Junction, Sterling Massachusetts Rose, John, Main Street, Sterling, Massachusetts Raymond, Bernard, 39 Pleasant Terrace, Leominster Stockwell, William, R.F.D. Knower Road, Westminster, Massachusetts Taralli, Torrey, 701 North Main Street, Leominster Tisdale, Russell, 2113 Crossman Avenue, Leominster Vaillette, Richard, 180 Central Street, Leominster White, Richard, 16 Nelson Street, Leominster Wilson, Keith, Stoddard Road, Winchinden, Massachusetts Wiltshire, David, 374 Willard Street, Leominster Wyman, Raymond, Legate Hill, Leominster 126 Index to Advertisements Agnew Bros. 149 Allen's Dept. Store 149 Anderson-Perry Insurance 149 The Asher Company 141 Babe's Coffee Shop 149 Banner Mold 84 Die Company 141 Barker 84 Davis Machine Company 141 Barone's Pharmacy 149 Batstone Electric Company 141 Beaudoin Bros., Inc. 142 Becker Junior College 132 Block's Inc. 149 Borden Chemical 132 Bourbeau's Market 149 Burpee 84 Cote Auto Exchange 150 Business Club 150 Central Excavators 150 Chase 84 Murray Photos Inc. 133 Central Surgical Supply 150 Cheerleaders Club 150 Cluett 8: Peabody Company, Inc. 133 Commonwealth Plastics Corp. 134 Crossman's Market 150 Crowley Transportation 150 DeLisle 1 50 Dodge 8L Whitney 142 E. I. Dupont deNemours 8: Company 134 East Coast Aero Tech 142 Economy Paint 151 F 8: L Street Railway Company 135 Fitchburg Paper Company 142 Fitchburg Sentinel 143 S. R. Firmani 151 F itts Photo 15 1 Foster Grant Company 129 F rankel's 143 W. A. Fuller Lumber Company 151 Future Teachers of America 143 Gem Tool 84 Manufacturing Company 143 General Electric Company 135 Giguere Drug Store 144 Gould Industrial Supply 151 Green's Drug Store, Inc. 151 Guaranty Bank - 136 Guidance Club 15 1 Henri's Beauty Shop 151 International Correspondence Club 152 J ayron's 136 Kidder 8L Davis, Inc. 144 E. B. Kingman Company 137 Kings Corner Restaurant 144 127 LeCercle Francais Leominster Enterprise Leominster Fire Fighters The Little Kitchen Loring Studios Luigie's Magnet Business Staff Magnet Editorial Staff Massachusetts Electric Company The Mayo Agency, Inc. McRe1l's Esso Service Merchant's Bank Minute Man Sand 85 Gravel Modern Tool 8: Die Company, Inc. Montagna's Barber Shop Murray Trailer Service Mutual Baking Company J. J. Newberry Company Newton's Dairy Inc. Nixon's Obershaw's J. J. O'Connell Chevrolet Pete's Coffee Shop, Inc. Plastic Academy Plastic Craft of Leominster Plastic Turning Company, Inc. Press Club A. J. Renzi Plastic Corporation Ric-Tur Plastic Wm. Robichaud, Jeweler Rockdale Ruth Lee's Sabatelli's Shapley Brothers Simonds Saw 81 Steel Standard Tool Stevens Business College T.A.G. Tata's Beauty Shop G. Tocci 8: Sons Oil Company Tri-Sum Potato Chip Company Turner Marine Union Products Inc. United Transportation Victory Supermarket Wachusett Finance Corp. Weber Lumber 8a Supply Company Wemer's Sporting Goods Company West Side Pharmacy Westem Auto Associate Store Weymouth Express E. K. Willard, Inc. Thomas Wright Funeral Home 128 Inc Cpl f Foster Grant Incorporated We salute you! Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the Hnest craftsmanship at the most moderate LORING STUDIOS New England's Largest School Photographers prices ! 130 Compliments of President: Henry St. Cyr Secretary: Ruth Messer Vice President: Dave Breault Treasurer: Joseph Siciliano 131 BECKER JUNIOR COLLEGE OF Business Administration and Secretarial Science A CAREER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Associate in Science Degree PROGRAM OF STUDY Accounting Medical Secretarial Business Administration CTransferJ Retail Merchandising Business Administration QTermina1J Executive Secretarial Fully Accredited COEDUCATIONAL-FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE DORMITORIES-ATHLETICS Catalog on Request BECKER JUNIO5 COLLEGE Compliments of Bordon Chemical Co. 132 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 We have enjoyed working for you and we hope that we may continue to serve you in the future, whether it be for your wedding, your por- traits, or your children's pictures. Come in and see us anytime. CHASE AND MURRAY PHOTOS INC. 10 MONUMENT SQUARE LEOMINSTER, MASS. Compliments of Cluett, Peabody 81 Co., Inc. Makers Of ARROW SHIRTS 133 Compliments of Commonwealth Plastics Corporation Compliments of E. I. du Pont de Nemours 134 Compliments I of Fitchburg and Leominster St. R. R. Compliments of General Electric 135 Compliments of The Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. 12 Main Street Member of Leominster, Massachusetts Federal Deposit KE-7-O71 1 Insurance Corporation Compliments of Jayron Corporation 136 Compliments and Best Wishes of E. B. Kingman Company Compliments of The Magnet Business Staff 137 Compliments of Modern Tool and Die Company, Inc 1 l Spruce Street Leominster, Massachusetts Compliments of l The Magnet Editorial Staff 138 Compliments of Plastic Academy Products Corporation 345 Central Street Leominster, Massachusetts Compliments of Plastic Turning Company 139 Compliments of Rockdale Compliments of Standard Tool 140 With Best Wishes Compliments from the of Asher Pant Company Banner Mold 81 Die Co Compliments Compliments of of Barker Davis Machine Co. Batstone Electric Co. 141 Compliments of Beaudoin Bros., Inc. Elk Club Beverages Compliments of Dodge 81 Whitney Young Men of '62,'- Have you thought of making AVIATION your career? It's America's most exciting industry! For free catalog describing Technician and Flight training, career op- portunities, write EAST COAST AERO TECH BEDFORD AIRPORT LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS Lic. Mass. Bd. Ed. Compliments of Fitchburg Paper Co. and Its Decotone Division Compliments Compliments of of Fitchburg Sentinel Frankel's Compliments of Compliments the gf Future Teachers of America Gem Tool 81 Mfg. Cor 143 Compliments Compliments of of Giguire Drug Kidder 8. Davis, Inc Compliments of C0mP1imen'S of Kings Corner Restaurant 1290 Main street Le Cercle Francais 144 Compliments of Leominster Daily Enterprise Compliments of the Massachusetts Electric Company Compliments of Merchants National Bank One Main Street Leominster Mass. KEystone 7-7414 MURRAY TRAILER SERVICE INC Sales-Service-New-Used MEADOW BROOK-ACRES MOBILE HOME-PARK 556 Central St. KRT. 123 Leominster, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of Newton's Daily Mlltllal 55 Manchester Street Baking Company, Inc. Leominster Massachusetts Compliments Compliments of of A. J. Renzi Plastic Corp Plasticraft of leom. Inc. Ve'gieRe Zi,PfeS' Ronnie Renzi, Vice-Pres. 146 Compliments Compliments of of Ric-Tur Plastics Co. Shapley Bros. Compliments of Simonds Saw 81 Steel Compliments of Stevens Business College Compliments of Turner Marine Compliments of United Transportation 'swear GM I- MATERIAL 0'4 IBune We Compliments of Western Auto Associate Store Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Agnew Bros. 75 Main Street Compliments of AlIen's Department Store Compliments of Anderson-Perry Insurance Compliments of Babe's Coffee Shop Compliments of Barone's Pharmacy Compliments of BIock's 29 Miller Street Compliments of Bourbeau's Market Burpee and Cote Auto Exchange Dealers in Used Cars Auto Wrecking-Parts and Accessories Compliments of Business Club 37 Ninth Street Leominster, Massachusetts Compliments of . Compliments of Central Excavators, Inc. 1057 Central sr. Central Surgical Supply Co KE-4-8250 Compliments of Compliments of the Crossman's Market cheerleading club Compliments of Compliments of De Lisle Crowley Transportation 150 Compliments of Economy Paint Compliments of S. R. Firmani Compliments of Fitts Photo Compliments of W. A. Fuller Lumber Co. Compliments of Green's Drug Store 40 Main Street Leominster, Mass. Best Wishes for Success Gould Industrial Supply Co., Inc Leading Supplier of School Shop Equipment in New England Compliments of The Guidance Club Henri Hairstylists F or the latest in hair fashion 37 Central Street Leominster, Mass. Tel. KEystone 7-5857 C0mP1imC11tS Of Compliments of the the International . Correspondence club Leominster Fire Fighters Compliments of Compliments Little Of Kitchen , , Lulgles Compliments of Compliments of The Mayo Agency General Insurance 42 Main Street McRelI's Esso Service Leominster, Mass. KE-4-4909 Compliments of Compliments of Minute Man Sand 8. Gravel Montagna's Barber Shop 152 J. J. Compliments of Newberry Co. Compliments of C. F. Nixon's 41 Main Street fl C. I NIXON. Inc. JZCQZKZEFAKZ Compliments of Obershaw's Compliments of J. J. 0'ConnelI Chevrolet Inc. Compliments of Press Club Pefe's Coffee Shoppe A Real Cup of Coffee 10 Prospect St. Leominster, Mass. Dial KE-4-9825 L4Bea91'--usheilan--ccpeteii Compliments of Compliments of Ruth Lee Inc. If it is new It is at Ruth Lee's Wm. Roblchaud Jeweler 7-9 Park Street Leominster, Mass. Compliments of M. M. Sabatelli 40 Monement Square Compliments Tata's Beauty Shop Tri-Sum Potato Chips Company Potato Chips--Cheeze Corn Popcorn-Cheezetts 37 Carter Street Leominster, Mass. Compliments of Victory Market Compliments of Wachusett Finance Corp. 30 Main Street Leominster, Mass. Compliments of Werner's Sporting Goods Compliments of West Side Pharmacy Compliments of D. F. Weymouth Express Co. Compliments of , Comphments of Thomas wright E. K. Willard Company Funeral Home compliments of Compliments of G. Tocci 81 Sons Oil Co. Union Products Inc. 155 THE CLASS OF 1962 SINCERELY THANKS ALL OF THE ADVERTISERS WHOSE SUPPORT HAS BEEN OF GREAT HELP IN MAKING THIS BOOK POSSIBLE IT IS HOPED THAT THE CLASS OF 1962 AND ITS FRIENDS WILL RECIPROCATE, WHENEVER POSSIBLE, BY PATRONIZING THESE MERCHANTS 156 This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of lithu graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Bufalo, N. 1 No other prin ting firm is authorized to use the Velvntone methom 54 f, .. , .lf 'fi' F' 1- . in -4- 4-Y., .,A, m ., ' '.j,'L V x X47 , :Q IZ.: Q 1 l , A hvrf, M I A -.I ' P+ Q. 1 ' ' ...H 1 ' N ., W L . ,' -' . ' I 4 w-,L i' ' .. gf. 'LJ . ' , .. 913' x iz 114 . Q Tb . .- , . R 1 N ' if-'ft',:' ,, - - M-4 X r ,,-5 -,- . 2 . ..n-.' X x . .1 , .f,'ff- . fi Hx r1- . ,.,, , I v . 1 , v X v 1 n .1 I , . x 'f V' , - r 'F y, ff -1- ' E E 5 i a 9 E L z P s F .. E i if 1 F I E F 5 T 3 H I f E B 5 'i 3 3 . 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Track Team Hank St. Cyr ,g g Senior Tracksters x ii',. bib 1962 eeei'ee?e Tom Popoli W Roger Rosbury Tom Rogers , G., V A , J. 1, ,Hi S. -vii? Ralph Caisse Bob Mazzaferro Dave Valeri John CamPbeu Bill Sims Jake Ciprotti Sl ai Xxx vQCzN.ifg, Tom Christopher Leo Rheault 4. ,.-w,-- 'f +. H '-fa ,. , .H W - ,.,..-,UWM I ,- i - wwf-'z-f .Y Q A -Q ,E g32g51Z?'ia if 1 1,. 1-v A . 1' W' P,g f ,.f .Nu 'ig .,, VN, fx!! nf A 4 0 QM , vf 5 J' M A, 1.1 Qurnfakk K f' f' ,xi 'Z . ,,.,L,: .E ' . A .fn K -e . f if Wx' 1 x U' 'qx V . ,' wg?--.,. -'..g ,,,N 3 fam jx 'lg O! .sm x ,J Z 5196! 91, I 1 W QV! v if . 'Rfk i, . ss, ' -2-.J 1' 'G 4 af Wk ,mpg Carol Berthiaume, Martha Jones, Sandie Hembrow, Pauline Ciccone, Mary OToole, Edla Asikainen, Grace Fisher, Diane LeBlanc. Joan Lanza, Joan Cross, Mrs. Pothier, Linda Pitts, Peggy Iacaboni, Jane McCann, Ruth Messer. 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