Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Barbara Enman, Vice President; Diana Peck, Treasurer; Marilyn Kemp, President; Jean Ricci, Secretary. Row 1; Cynthia Phillips, Rochelle Bardier, Marilyn Kemp, Melanie Boucher, Dennis Amico. Row 2: Jean Ricci, Janne Richardson, Charlotte Davis, Emily Moreau. Row 3: Diana Peck, Joan Seaver, Pamela Knight, Martha Mosher. Row 4; Susan Nicholson, Janice Fitzergerald, Barbara Enman. Row 5: Dorothy Blair, Kristine Cousins, Margaret Milosh. 27

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA One of L.H.S.’s most active organizations, the Future Teachers of America Club, is directed by Mrs. Florence Farwell. The F.T.A. is a chapter of a national organization sponsored by federal and state education associations. Through the use of films, panel discussions, and trips to area colleges and schools, the club explores advan- tages, disadvantages, and possibilities in varied fields of education and acquaints members with colleges which specialize in teacher training. Row 1; Dawn Carleton, President; Janet Navaroli, Vice President; Kristine Cousins, Secretary. Row 2; Barbara Varnot, Program Chairman; Debby Etsten, Historian; Dennis Lolli, Treasurer; Robert St. Cyr, Publicity Chairman. Row 1: Kathy Gordon, Linda Lucier, Barbara Baldwin, Eileen Shephard, Linda Russo, Diega Campagna, Marilyn Bryant, Felicia Feltri, Linda Underwood. Row 2; Linda Goldman, Julie Ellis, Mary Caisse, Susan Kennedy, Cynthia Mager, Mary Alice Newell, Dorothy Pierce, Susan Brown, Donald Maillet. Row 3: Peter Russo, Fred Gillis, Susan Mullen, Diane Angelini, Kathy Moran, Elaine Whitney, Jane Toolin, Monica Mitchell, Gail Epstein, Gail Worthen, Virginia Pierce, Edward McHugh, John Going. 26

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ENGINEERING SOCIETY The purpose of the Engineering Club is to pro- mote student interest in engineering careers through speakers, educational films, and trips. Engineers and executives from industries in Leominster and Fitchburg have donated their time to describe their experiences in engineering to the members. In addition, the Engineer- ing Club has visited these local companies for a more complete idea of the actual responsibilities of an engi- neer. The frequent films call attention to the diversity of fields open to the prospective engineer. Row 1: Alfred Cocci, President; Hwa Nien Shen, Vice President. Row 2; Paul Lavin, Treasurer; Chou Shen, Secretary. Row 1: Chou Shen, Paul Lavin, Albert Cocci, Hwa Nien Shen, Mr. Johnston. Row 2: James Dobson, Harry Davis, Richard Allardice, Donald Akidron, Robert Proctor, Wayne Ellice, David Kennedy, John Bacon, Steve Cocci. Row 3: George Douglas, Jay Such, Fred Harbey, Steven Douglas, Guy Harbey, Francis Miller, Wayne Sheldon, Johm Sproul. 28