Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1967 volume:

myo aan Aa emtnecgr Lene gp meant Seddathetsinedintanntciieeatnion aan sees z eee, ie, Saved SW agp : ghee 5 ‘ - rq - ; b t ee es wae cece CR ee NINETY-SEVENTH ANNUAL Gratuation rerrises of the Leominster High School and Crade Bish School Class of Nineteen Hundre d and Sixty-Seven JUNE 18, 1967 at DOYLE FIELD BOWL at 4:30 P.M. In case of inclement weather — High School Auditorium — 4:30 p. m. et Graduation Program .. . 1967 ens PROCESSION A Lites mee cian ieee Leominster High School Band “Pomp and Circumstance” (Elgar) INVOGATION petro ete aie nae ee Rev. Samuel J. Riggs (Audience remains standing) FLAG SALUTE AND NATIONAL ANTHEM ESSA Ye wap igre: snipe te Dee Res ate eet fee Ue ame Justine Ann DePasquale “Responsible Dissent’ CHORUS o 5 aten. Tee ee et a et ee) ee Class of 1967 “The Impossible Dream” (Darion Leigh) (Accompanist: Mark Pearson) PRESENTATION “OF [HE GLASSeG ihe eee Donald E. Cranson President of the L. H. S. Class of 1967 ACGEPTANCE: FOR=s TEs SCHOO Dae sees ne Joseph McMilleon President of the Class 1968 ESSA Ya wut Wekerteveeinty' Benya delems. Ee gee. Howard Gordon Ringer, Jr. “The American Labor Movement” CHORUS ic. se ok ase Se eae en ee, ee The Class of 1967 “Alma Mater” (Cormier ‘42 and Piermarini '42) (Accompanist: Mark Pearson) ESSA Yate tee aoe are gs oe Kathleen Janice Underwood “Collective Dissent’ CHORUS. oak ee, ees ee The Class of 1967 “Born Free” (Black Barry) (Accompanist: Mark Pearson) ESSAY: 229 vis Aiken eee eee Simon P. Tonkin “Individual Dissent’ PRESENTATION OF AWARDS .......... Principal Charles D. Bird Principal Emile Johnson PRESENTATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS .... Principal Charles D. Bird PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ...... Mayor Ralph W. Crossman “FANFARE AND RECESSIONAL” .... Leominster High School Band (Ployhar) Irene Dolores Allard Barbara Ann Alord Dianne Jeanine Anderson Tina Ann Antonioni Jean Marie Antonucci Sarah Jane Appleton Chery! Ann Arbo Kathie Anne Arsenault Kathleen Mary Barotti Deborah Ann Bartimo Donna Ann Barton Diane Marie Bashaw Diane Elizabeth Bassett Evelyn Louise Beardsley Elizabeth Patricia Biery Linda Catherine Bilodeau Linda M. Bilodeau Maryann Elizabeth Bisol Kathleen Frances Blanchard Lorraine Marie Blanchard Dena Bloch Janice Marie Botts Gail Anne Bouvier Ann Elizabeth Boyle Brenda Claire Boyle Janice Marie Brady Joyce Y. Brassard Ruth Sharon Braune Sylvia Anne Breault Donna Marie Briscoe Maxine Ellen Burnett Donna Marie Cali Linda M. Capoccia Donna Marie Capone Linda Marie Caponi Joyce Mary Carr Charlene Ann Cavaioli M. Diane Chapdelaine Patricia Ciccone Sherrill Elvira-Ann Ciccone Anna Clementi James Michael Allen Richard O. Allen William Craig Andries Richard Frederick Armstrong Dennis Lee Baldwin Joseph Michael Barry, Jr. Mark S. Beaudoin James Ernest Beaulieu “Douglas Edward Best Thomas D. Biron Thomas R. Bissonnette David B. Blood Douglas Wayne Bonner Richard Francis Boudreau Mark Bresnahan John M. Broderick Dennis Brooks John F. Buja Thomas R. Buja John Stuart Caisse Kenneth R. Caisse Stephen Paul Caisse Paul Richard Camire Paul Samuel Cardone John Edgar Carrescia William John Carter Richard J. Caswell, Jr. Carlo N. Cataldo Barry Arthur Ciaschini Bruce Taylor Clark Mark Lovell Cleaves Charles Martin Conefrey, Jr. Mark David Conroy Robert Laurence Corkum William Joseph Cormier David Martin Cote Donald Edwin Cranson John Richard Cutler Robert Francis Barrette Kenneth W. Bergeron Ronald John Berthiaume Thomas Joseph Boyden George Edward Brown, III David Lawrence Butler Ronald J. Caisse Richard E. Colcord Robert Paul Collette Domenic Albert Consalvo Denis O. Constant James DiPerri, III Bryan A. Donlon National Honor Society Graduated with Honors Class of 1967 GIRLS Candace Patricia Comerford Christine Ann Conant Linda Corbeil Barbara Ann Corby Anne C. Cormier Patricia Ann Cormier Linda Ann Cote Nancy Elizabeth Cousins Catherine Jane Crawford Joyce Ann Crochetiere Judith Marshall Crossman Jean Marjorie Cummings Patricia Lynn Currie . Philomena M. D’Agostino Elisabeth M. Daigle Joanne F. David Winifred Lynn Davis Jean Ann del Giudice Justine Ann DePasquale Anita Louise Dignard Susan Dionne Rita Noella Doiron Paula A. Donais Margaret Mary Doyle Rosalie Mary England Linda A. Falk Karen Sue Farhat Susan Jane Fontaine Jessie Anne Frazer Ann Fusco Donna M. Gabrieli Deborah Jean Gallagher Sharon Lee Gallagher Nancy Ann Gauthier Janice |. Goguen June E. Hammare Norma Jean Hatch Diane Bernice Hedstrom BOYS Wayne Francis Daggett Gerald Owen Davis Robert A. DeFusco Dennis J. DeMar John Charles Desilets Vincent Joseph DiGeronimo John J. Diggins Michael A. D’Innocenzo Raymond J. Doucet Stephen H. Dupont James Arthur Durling Richard W. Duval Peter V. Fantozzi Michael M. Fini Michael P. Finn Paul Francis Fontaine John Raymond Fortin Rocco Richard Freda Henry Charles Frye Leonard Frye William Paul Gaillardet Michael Philip Gaudet William Edward Gedenberg, Jr. Rocco Edward Giambrocco Robert M. Gizzonio William E. Hazell John A. Hemingway Wayne Robert Huard Charles M. Huckins, Jr. Richard Jancaitis James Michael Jarosz Paul Joseph Kinsella Robert Paul Kirouac John Kelly Kleczka Normand R. Labonte, Jr. Martha Susan Henry Ann Priscilla Horgan Nancy M. Howard Katherine Howe Mary Ann Imprescia Nancy Helen Jancaitis Cynthia Johnston Maureen N. Keefe Deborah Kinsey Lisa Anne Krock Jeanne Claire Lagoy Nancy Lee Landry Linda S. Lapointe Claire Annette LeBlanc Norma Marie Legere Patricia Anne Lemay Margaret Ann Lemieux Ilene R. Levine Linda Mary Lucier Kathleen Magane Mary C. Magnan Kathleen |. Mancuso Nancy Helen Matarese Susan Adela McCaffrey Jane Marie McCarty Bonnie Louise Margaret McHugh Maureen Elise McHugh Diane Claire Miles Carol Anne Miller Patricia Elizabeth Mitchell Diane Jean Morand Carolyn Mudgett Renee L. Normandin Patrice Ellen Nutting Marilyn J. Olson + Janice Julie Ordway Linda Pawelski Gerald John LaFrance John Henry Philip Lamothe Patrick Roland LaPointe Kenneth Francis LaValley Dennis T. Lavoie Kenneth C. LeBlanc Mare LeBlanc David N. Legendre Philip Albert Letarte James Victor Lomme Harold H. Lowe Wayne F. Lucier Carl A. Luck Robert P. MacPherson, Jr. Francis W. Malanson, Jr. John Joseph Marino, Jr. Donald J. Maxfield Mark M. McCaffrey Brian M. McEleney Kenneth Francis McHugh James E. Melanson Timothy M. Metivier Gary F. Mickey Gregory E. Moniz Anthony R. Montagna Jan G. Morrill Gary E. Morrow David Patrick Murphy William W. Murray Barry Robert Niles Herbert T. Nock John W. O’Brien Peter A. Osowski Raymond D. Patrinelli Charles J. Patti, Jr. Mark Andrew Pearson James Patrick Peck Reed M. Pelletier LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL TRADE SECTION Ronald A. Fontaine Ronald J. Freda Robert S. Gage Bernard Michael Anthony Gonthier Gary Brian Grammont David B. Greenough James Joseph Guilmette David A. Hembrow Kenneth William Huckins William M. Hutton Michael Edward Anthony Imbriani Ronald Floyd Kamel Kenneth G. Kelley Alfred R. Koch Eugene Robert Lucier Gerardo A. Marini Paul J. Marino Norman L. Martin, Jr. Paul R. Melanson John M. Miller Richard L. Miller, Jr. Raymond G. Milton Daniel Joseph Monteverde Betty Gay Petersen Lois K. Piano Patricia A. Pichette Sandra Ruth Pierce Linda A. Piro Donna M. Racine Paola Ann Radicchi Diane Elizabeth Radley Nancy Dianne Rafuse Judith Marie Resseguie Elaine Anntoinette Ricci Florence B. Riggs Barbara Mary Roberts Sandra Jean Roberts Barbara Jane Robichaud Phyllis M. Roy Sherry! Collette St. Cyr Bertha Cecile St. Germain Diane L. Saucier Susan Scaramuzzi Joanne Senuta Judy Anne Shaw Susan Ellen Shepard Judith Rene’ Siel Marie Ann Tambeau Pauline N. Tourigny Elaine Mary Tracy Kathleen Janice Underwood Paula A. Vaillette Pauline T. Venturi Kathleen M. Verge Susan J. Verge Jill Diana Wallach Gail Charlotte Welvaert Joyce M. Wiles Deborah Lee Zomlefer Steven Paul Perla John Angelo Picucci Daniel Ellsworth Piper John J. Pompei Paul T. Posco Lawrence Edward Preville Claude Richard John Richard Kenneth Sidney Ridlon Modesto Rivera Stephen Joseph Ruberti Norman P. Sabourin Ronald Santucci Richard Thomas Sarao Stephen Douglas Smith Thomas Sparks Domenico E. Spinelli James Stacey Walter R. Stachera, Jr. Stephen Stallings James G. Steffanides William E. Storm Roger Edward Thibaudeau Richard Michael Tocci Simon P. Tonkin Edward John Torcoletti Selmo Mario Torcoletti James A. Valeri Frank A. Vargo Leonard Howard Varville Peter E. Walton Richard D. Ward Thomas Randall Weeks « Steven Douglas Weigel Stephen Lawrence White William J. Whitton Bruce S. Nickless Kenneth H. Osborn, Jr. Richard Victor Parent William J. Reynolds Howard Gordon Ringer, Jr. Tibor Joseph Tamas Dennis S. Tellier Paul Richard Thomas Charles E.Tousignant, Jr. Jacques Joseph Vachon Donald H. Wright Alms ® Alster Words by Robert Cormier ‘42 Music by Alphonse Piermarini ‘42 Upon the hill you stand upright Against the storm of time and tide. Your glory is our guiding light; Your nobleness our pride. We raise our voices now in song And send your praise across the sky. You served us faithfully and long; Your spirit shall not die. CHORUS Hail, O Alma Mater, hail to you, Your noble heart, forever proud and true. And though the years are dark and long, This will be our song forever more. The trust you gave us we shall not forget, For faith can never know regret. The star of truth, the symbol of our youth, We praise you, Leominster High. CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS MOTTO: Knowledge is Freedom; Wisdom is Peace. CLASS MARSHALS Jeanne C. Lagoy Patrick R. LaPointe CLASS OFFICERS Presidenl, ico: aso sole eee eee .... Donald E. Cranson Vice-President ..i25%..¢ sagan. os a. eee Dennis L. Baldwin SOchetary ois «ie PoE Lee ee ee Judith Resseguie Treasurer 2 ai). Gam TRS ee ae Douglas E. Best CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Barbara Simpson Mr. Eugene Rheault Lo aR —a Bea] — i | ill. ERPS on ie ke ee - me ae Fee ! nT I Re BR Ji [| iii ol j Laden O Lendaet a aa = GE Wet fp, Aas Ken Ae SANNA NOSE SO AANS SYS OSC SAAS ES SS Nes QA syn 7S. SUSANE Kass SO - E Curriculum... | 7 Sports... 115 ss 6 (HOR 2 ivities Act ONT ae MBS Se a a Principal Charles D. Bird What do you see as you reflect on the years you have spent preparing for high school graduation? You have gathered an increasing fund of informa- tion from your first grade mastery of the alphabet to the more sophisticated data some studied in sev- eral different languages. Twelve years, one hund- red and eighty days a year, five to six hours a day, were at your disposal to improve your minds and appreciate the culture of the past and present. How efficiently you approached this tremendous opportunity, you know better than anyone else. The time has come to assess what you have gained and to determine the cultural assimilation of the educational wealth you have acquired. This wealth is not to be described only in terms of in- formation gathered. How have you developed as a person between the age of six and eighteen? Have you become a positive influence among your peers? Are you a dependable and reliable human being with a full realization of the meaning of the phrase “concern for others’? Look at your class- mates and see that those who have won your high- est respect have these qualifications: optimism; a determination to make full use of all their abilities; a genuine willingness to serve their fellow students both as a friend and as a member of the class; a humility that is willing to accept a favor, to admit a need for the help of others; a tendency to be complimentary and reassuring rather than critical and destructive. Many of you have these fine qualities. The more of them you have, the better a person you are. A desire, a determination to acquire all of them as the years go by, prove that you have truly gained from your education. We are proud to have joined with your parents in helping you to become a forward- looking, optimistic person, learning and improving forever. Learning is twofold: the gathering of informa- tion, and the using of this information to develop one into a full person. Assistant Principal John F. Joyce Tee tHEsCLASSSOESI 967 For the priceless gift of your friend- ship and for the opportunities you have given me over the past three years to assuage your sorrows and share in your joys, to bear with you in your defeats and rejoice in your triumphs, and, above all, to experi- ence the excitment of discerning in you the rich promise that bodes so well for the world you will make, my gratitude. “ Principal © Emile S. Johnson a Congratulations! May you continue to study in your chosen field of activit y. Today's technology will change with the new industrial developments of tomor- row. It is imperative, if you want to Stay abreast of the changing times and succeed, that you must study, be honest, and be deligent in your work, roll up your sleeves and be a worker and not a clock watcher. Your future is at stake. What you do now will determine your future. Best wishes. Dedication We, the class of 1967, wish to dedicate this year’s Magnet to three of Leominster High School’s faculty members, Miss Elizabeth Colley, Mr. Henry Fenton, and Mr. Claude Munson, who are retiring this year. Mr. Fenton, head of the Business Education Department, has willingly bestowed both understanding and guidance upon all of his students dur- ing his years at L.H.S. Miss Colley, the present head of the English department, has also given many years of dedicated service to the school. Mr. Munson, the art teacher, will always be remembered for his great talent and the beautiful contribution of our school library’s mural. In appreciation of their outstanding contributions to the teaching staff and their many efforts in our behalf, we extend our gratitude. ee CHP ae : PS ct tt emee ag tern eeenniinn sat anc ii A CASI EIEN LADINO NS School SCHOOL COMMITTEE Seated (left to right), Mrs. Alphon- sine Carluccio, Mrs. Dorothy Ricker, Mayor Ralph W. Crossman, Mrs. Ger- aldine Wheeler, Mr. Dwight S. Davis. Standing (left to right), Mr. Francis McCann, Dr. Edward A. Cataldo, Superintendent Martin L. Moran. MR. ROBERT C. LASERTE MISS E. LILLIAN RICKER Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Services Guidance, Dean of Women MR. GEORGE SCHROEDER MRS. BESSIE ELLIS MR. SPENCER LUNAN Guidance Remedial Reading Guidance Personnel MISS ELEANOR LAREAU MRS. EDITH BROWN Librarian Head Dietician MRS. CECILE PICKERING School Secretary MR. NORMAN STOCKHOLM Head Custodian SOEEeaeiemasrenistcar ce eT MISS JANET RICKER MRS. VIRGINIA BEST School Secretaries MRS. MARILYN MULLAN Nurse MRS. BONNIE SHAPLAND Librarian MR. MARTIN L. MORAN Superintendent of Schools MRS. ELSIE ADAMS MISS MARY ADDANTE MR. ROBERT ANDERSON MR. GERALD AUBUCHON MR. CARL BAKER Public Speaking Algebra II Industrial Arts Human Relations Sociology ; Plane Geometry Geography United States History Solid and Trigonometry Human Relations MISS JEANNINE BEAUDOIN MR. ALCIDE BELLIVEAU MR. PAUL BENOIT French | Il III Machine Related MR. EGIDIO BISCEGLIA MR. DONALD BURTON United States History Music Carpentry World History MISS LOUISE CAVANAUGH MR. MICHAEL CAVANAGH MR. ALBERT CHRISTOPHER MISS PAULINE CICCONE MRS. ELLEN CLEAVES Home Economics Algebra II Biology Physical Education College English II Junior Class Advisor Chemistry MISS ELIZABETH COLLEY MR. ALDRICH COUSINS MR. FELICE DEL GIUDICE MR, EMILE DUFOUR MRS. FLORENCE FARWELL College English IV United States History Electronics Related French | II College English I! III English Department Chairman Geography Latin II y MR. HENRY FENTON MR. CARLTON FINCH MR. JOHN FLANAGAN MR. ARMAND FONTAINE MISS ANNA FORTE Bookkeeping Algebra 11 Chemistry Machine Shop Latin II Business Math Consumer Math Biology Italian 1-11 Salesmanship and Business Law Business Math Earth Science Commercial Department Head Bio-Chem MR. JAMES GEARY Carpentry Related MR. CLIFFORD GILBERT MISS ELFRIDA GOETZ MRS. DOROTHY GOTTSEGEN MR. LEON HANNIGAN Automobile Mechanics German I-II-II] Distributive Education Athletic Director Junior Class Advisor MR. ROBERT HARRINGTON Drafting Related MISS HELEN HARTNETT MR. HOWARD HATCH MRS. JOSEPHINE HAYES MR. WILLIAM HAZELL Algebra II Automobile Mechanics Related Bookkeeping Physical Education Plane Geometry Business Math Solid and Trigonometry Math Department Head Faculty A a 3 MR. ROBERT HEMENWAY MRS. ALICE HEMEON MISS DEBORAH ILES MR. LEONARD JOHNSON MRS. LOIS JOHNSON Drafting United States History Business English II-III Mechanical Drawing College English III-IV Geography MRS. PHYLLIS JOHNSTON MR. MARVIN KENDALL MRS. ELEANOR L'ECUYER MRS. BETTY LEONARD MRS. JOAN LUFKIN Typewriting Physics Sociology Bookkeeping Typewriting Stenography Chemistry Human Relations Business Math Stenography 13 a gt Oe ONE OOP TR tee se, wo 0 1 sn ne MR. JOHN MAGANE MRS. DONNA McCAFFREY MR. ALGIDIO MEMBRINO MR. HARRY MITCHELL MR. HAROLD MOONEY Economics Business English 11 Machine Shop Academics Carpentry United States History College English 1! Social Studies Department Head L.H.S. MR. RAMON MORIN MR. FRANK MORYL MR A ; : Physical Education Electronics ae BEE eteceny phe ge te SSOHNOR pig cabs� O'DONNELL Solid and Trig Plane Geometry MR. GEORGE PECK Business English 1V MISS MARLENE RUH Typewriting Stenography MR. CARMEN PICUCCI Physical Education Driver Education MRS. PATRICIA POTHIER Physical Education MRS. BARBARA SIMPSON MR. PETER SOBEL Typewriting Mathematics Personal Typewriting Science Senior Class Advisor MR. EUGENE RHEAULT French 1-11-11] Foreign Language Department Head Senior Class Advisor MRS. RUTH ROONEY General English IV Business English II] MR. WALTER WASUIK MR. ROLAND WORTHEN Algebra | Sociology Biology American Government Physical Science 15 e 3 3 = a + 4 A £ . 2 = +4 14 apa iit e e liiiiiii i il Distributive Education In its first year at Leominster High School, Distributive Education has provided the op- portunity for students to work and study during the school day. It is headed by Mrs. Dorothy Gottsegen, who is new to Leomin- ster High and who is interested in both the students and their career opportunities. English The English department, headed by Miss M. Elizabeth Colley, endeavors to help the students improve their writing skills and achieve and broad- en their understanding of the literature of the world. Miia - 24 Pe 1 cf uh , a ii i | ; ) 1 ily iy it ‘ 4 is Foreign Languages Latin, German, Italian, and French are the courses offered in the language department, which is super- vised by Mr. Eugene Rheault. The foreign language scholar has ample opportunity to broaden his knowl- edge of the culture of a foreign society as well as learning the native tongue through the ALM pro- gram. The language laboratory aids the student in his comprehension and pronunciation. TIDE press Nittany 20 TTA Nt % NA gee Re Ae WE Ea ek §F i : § : gt | 4 | 4 4 a Business Education Mr. Henry Fenton heads the business ed- ucation department where subjects such as typing, bookkeeping, stenography, tran- scription, business law, office practice, and salesmanship are taught. These subjects en- able the students to build a solid founda- tion for their future careers in the business world. Physical Education This year exercise is the theme of our physical fitness program, which has been expanded to allow four classes of gym for each student during the week. This program along with the excellent gymnastic facilities and equip- ment enables L.H.S. to have a student body which is physically and mentally sound. 2! Music A better understanding and fuller appreciation of music is the object of the music courses taught by Mr. Egidio Bisceglia. In addition to these classes, Mr. Bisceglia also encourages students to participate in the dance band, orchestra, marching band, and vocal groups. “ill Mathematics The mathematics department, headed by Miss Helen Hartnett, strives to strengthen the student's ability to think logically and to apply his knowl- edge of mathematical ideas and theories. Algebra | and II, plane and solid geometry, and trigonom- etry are the courses of study that are offered. Science Knowledge of the sciences is both useful and profitable in our modern society. The goal of the department is to help the students develop an appreciation and understanding of the natural and chemical sciences by a process of study and inquiry. Classes make intense use of the modern laboratory equipment offered by the school. Mr. Marvin Kendall is the department chairman. 23 24 Under the direction of Mr. Claude Munson, the students interested in art are given an opportunity to develop their talents. Several projects during the year, including holiday decorating for the school, are an integral part of the pro- gram. Home Economics Art The purpose of the home economics classes taught by Miss Louise Cavanaugh is to teach girls how to cook and sew and how to perform the duties that will be required of them as homemakers. Public Speaking In Mrs. Adams’ public speaking classes, the stu- dents are taught to speak fluently and clearly. They become acquainted with the art of speaking before large groups. This class offers both advantage and enjoyment to the student body of Leominster High School. Social Studies The social studies department, un- der the able direction of Mr. John Magane, attempts to teach the stu- dent the right and obligations of citi- zenship. This diversified department includes such areas as United States History, geography, sociology, eco- nomics, and human - relations. Through the study of the social sci- ences the student is given a back- ground for his later life. + pte % aaEre iN rR Pune TERE TCU GHEE BRORHURARER? GaeEG? ab NS ak VOREeRGRRGne Auto Mechanics The students of the auto mechanics shop, with the aid of the latest equipment available, remedy the many complex problems of the automotive engine. The boys learn to work to- gether, and under Mr. Clifford Gilbert's careful supervision they acquire the mechanical train- ing and the pride in their work which charac- terize a successful mechanic. Auto Mechanics Related Under the direction of Mr. Howard Hatch, the students of the automotive shop, during their academic week, learn the fundamentals required of an automotive mechanic. They also learn to use the modern tools and equipment needed in the automotive trade. 27 28 Machine Shop In the machine shop, under the direction of Mr. Algidio Membrino, the students receive up- to-date instruction on the fundamentals of tool and mold building. Carpentry There are many opportunities for students in the carpentry department. Here they learn designing, blueprinting, and the employment of hand tools and machine equipment. Under the supervision of Mr. Harold Moon- ey, anew home, which prepares the boys for their future occupation, is constructed each year. - ‘as Machine And Tool Design Drafting Under the supervision of Mr. Ro- bert Hemmenway, the students in the drafting department are taught the fundamentals of machine and tool design. They are given suffi- cient technical training to insure for them an adequate background to build upon in industry. Students are given instruction in advanced math- ematics, physics, metallurgy, foundry practice and hydraulics relating to the drafting department. DMINSTER SAVINGS BANK ore” z 33 i? Electronics And Hydraulics The endless demand for well-trained men in the fields of electronics and hydraulics continues unabated. The Trade High School electro-fluids department trains students in a superbly equipped lab oratory. The major objective of this department is to provide industry with capable me- chanics who will readily accept the responsibilities encountered in a growing industry. cil i ne ESA ea idle Ss SE Trade School's Academic Week Intensive instruction in science, math- ematics, the language arts, and the social studies is provided by the academic depart- ment. This instruction accents the training afforded in the shops and laboratories of the Trade High School. Numerous opportu- nities to investigate various aspects of Amer- ican citizenship are also provided. 3] ewe chehetsteatesteanelllieaeieel Wes | TSE BY Pitot We lctie. 5 head � i mn i sree cxaromamiesoncl se ae Pat Sgt ity Pe cars j Bedok agey + ; Poddhad, ee cee eee oa 90 i de te cee ee dodedet SBERERSLCL aaa, podepet dah deh bin eh dak es os + 4 POP tpt SS eorge Pp’ Or kbedie dg siebrtudadmand Pp oe PB Bi bide da alto higi Midis hb idemdetat,. 3 Radduubudac dud atind a deka oa Ue ee ate bBo oon go tee ee PPE Sibbabatbed. § bdhibbicd Hevea ws wd Fs | | | We, the class of 1967, wish to express our sincere gratitude to our class advisors, Mr. Eugene Rheault and Mrs. Barbara Simpson for their unceasing devotion to our efforts and desires. They unquestionably made “he a ea ven ais but even more important, thoroughly Our Class Advisors? wast, our years at L.H.S. successful enjoyable. 34 Trade School Officers Eugene Lucier VICE-PRESIDENT Howard Ringer PRESIDENT William Reynolds SECRETARY President's Message We, the class of 1967 of the Leominster Trade High School, would like to express to our principal, Mr. Emile Johnson, to our advisor, Mr. Spencer Lunan, and to the entire faculty our deepest grati- tude and sincere appreciation for their efforts in preparing us for our successful future. In our time it will be easier to get ahead with the skill and training we, as graduates, have derived from the Trade High School. For all our shop and classroom experiences we are very grateful. Kenneth Huckins TREASURER mAs. Donald Cranson Dennis Baldwin PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Judy Resseguie Douglas Best SECRETARY TREASURER President's Message 36 Seniors—In our three years at Leominster High School, we have acquired an ever-increas- ing ability to work together coherently. The success that we have achieved makes me proud to have served as your President. The accomplishments of our class are self- evident. The large percentage of seniors attend- ing schools of higher learning next year is a testimony to our scholastic endeavors. The Class of 1967 has indeed been one of many accomplishments. Only with the advice of our class advisors, Mrs. Simpson and Mr. Rheault and with the help of Mr. Bird, Mr. Joyce, and other faculty members, could we have had such a successful year. The under- standing and patience of our advisors is deeply appreciated. Dolores Allard James Allen Barbara Alord Diane Anderson William Andries Tina Antonioni Jean Antonucci Sarah Appleton Chery] Arbo 37 Seniors 1967 = een “ 5 aie fs iad Oe coe Ps Dennis Baldwin Nancy Cousins Richard Tocci Deborah Zomlefer BEST-ALL-AROUND BEST DRESSED Richard Armstrong Kathie Arsenault Kathleen Barotti 7) 38 Joseph Barry Deborah Bartimo Donna Barton Diane Bashaw Diane Basset Evelyn Beardsley Mark Beaudoin James Beaulieu Kenneth Bergeron 29 40 Ronald Berthiaune Linda C. Bilodeau Thomas Biron Mary Ann Bisol Thomas Bissonette Kathy Blanchard Lorraine Blanchard Dana Bloch David Blood Ee se Elizabeth Biery John Caisse Janice Botts Richard Boudreau Gail Bouvier Seniors 1967 MOST BASHFUL Susan Scaramuzzi 4] 42 MOST ATHLETIC Linda Pawelski Thomas Boyden David Cote MOST POPULAR Donald Cranson Judith Resseguie Janice Brady Joyce Brassard Ruth Braune Sylvia Breault Mark Bresnihan Donna Briscoe John Broderick Dennis Brooks George Brown John Buja 43 Thomas Buja Sharon Burchstead Maxine Burnett David Butler John Caisse Kenneth Caisse Ronald Caisse Stephen Caisse Donna Cali Diane Radley Paul Camire MOST LIKELY TO SU Seniors | Linda Capoccia GGEED Donna Capone John Picucci 45 46 Paul Cardone Tina Antonioni Joyce Carr William Carter MOST TALKATIVE Seniors 1967 Richard Caswell Selmo Torcoletti Pec tas ead i aS tN lS i pe a Charlene Cavaioli Diane Chapdelaine Barry Ciaschini Patricia Ciccone Sherrill Ciccone Bruce Clark Mark Cleaves Anna Clementi Richard Colcord 47 Robert Collette Candace Comerford Christine Conant Charles Conefrey Mark Conroy Linda Corbeil Barbara Corby Robert Corkum Anne Cormier | ti | it i i Seniors 1967 Norman LaBonte 4 BEST LOOKING Patricia Cormier William Cormier David Cote Joyce Carr Linda Cote 49 50 Nancy Cousins Catherine Crawford Joyce Crochetiere Judith Crossman Jean Cummings Patricia Currie John Cutler Wayne Daggett Philomena D‘Agostino Elizabeth Daigle Joanne David Gerald Davis Winifred Davis FRIENDLIEST WITTIEST Candace Comerford Patrick LaPointe Winifred Davis 5| MOST DEPENDABLE Douglas Best Vernon Deckard 52 MOST FLIRTATIOUS Margaret Doyle Leonard Frye Seniors 1967 Robert DeFusco Jean DelGiudice Barbara Roberts Justine Depasquale Charles Desilets Vincent DiGeronimo Anita Dignard John Diggins Susan Dionne James DiPerri Paula Donais Rita Doiron Bryan Donlon 54 Ray Doucet Margaret Doyle Steven Dupont Peter Fantozzi Karen Farhat Michael Fini Michael Finn Susan Fontaine Paul Fontaine Ronald Fontaine Seniors 1967 MOST INTELLIGENT Ze Paola Radicchi Simon Tonkin eo lla MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Richard Boudreau Jean Antonucci 56 MOST CHEERFUL John Richard Seniors 1967 CLASS CLOWN Donna Racine Jessie Frazier Ronald Freda MOST CHEERFUL Nancy Gauthier “age Henry Frye me oe rove A % ota: fa nS Leonard Frye Ann Fusco Donna Gabrieli Robert Gage William Gaillardet Deborah Gallagher Sharon Gallagher Michael Gaudet Nancy Gauthier 57 Robert Gizzonio Janice Goguen David Greenough Seniors 1967 BIGGEST EATER CLASS CLOWN BIGGEST EATER James Beaulieu John Kleczka Sarah Appleton Ww et a ieee f fp Rocco Giambrocco i Pi� a ee Y : | a | I ee ain ig 4 58 June Hammare Norma Hatch Diane Hedstrom David Hembrow John Hemingway Martha Henry Jeremy Hope Ann Horgan Nancy Howard 60 Katherine Howe Charles Huckins Kenneth Huckins William Hutton Mary Imprescia Nancy Jancaitis Richard Jancaitis James Jarosz Cynthia Johnston Ronald Kamel Maureen Keefe Paul Kinsella Deborah Kinsey Trade School Ballo MOST MISCHIEVOUS David Butler MOST ATHLETIC Tibor Tamas seccupaaceanacan 6] 62 MOST DEPENDABLE Thomas Boyden Robert Kirouac Seniors 1967 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Robert Collette Gerald LaFrance Jeanne Lagoy John Lamothe Nancy Landry Linda LaPointe Patrick LaPointe Kenneth Lavalley David Laverdiere Dennis Lavoie 63 64 Claire LeBlanc Kenneth LeBlanc Mark LeBlanc David Legendre Norma Legere Patricia Lemay Margaret Lemieux Philip Letarte Ilene Levine BEST-ALL-AROUND William Reynolds coast renee mares a Seniors 1967 James Lomme Harold Lowe Eugene Lucier FRIENDLIEST Robert Gage Linda Lucier 65 ee - 2 2 Fy Carl Luck Robert MacPhereson Kathleen Magane Mary Magnan Seniors 1967 BIGGEST EATER MOST CHEERFUL George Brown Kenneth Osborn Francis Malanson Kathleen Mancuso John Marino Norman Martin Nancy Matarese Donald Maxfield Mark McCaffrey Susan McCaffrey Jane McCarty 68 Albert McGee Bonnie McHugh Kenneth McHugh Maureen McHugh Brian McEleney James Melanson Paul Melanson Frank Merritt Joanne Methe By hane tet stittBoa MOST BASHFUL Paul Thomas Gary Mickey Seniors 1967 Diane Miles Carol Miller BEST DRESSED Paul Melanson John Miller 69 70 ht sy a PAN Richard Miller Patricia Mitchell Gregory Moniz Anthony Montagna Daniel Monteverde Diane Morand Jan Morrill Gary Morrow Carolyn Mudgett William Murray MOST INTELLIGENT Eugene Lucier Barry Niles Herbert Nock Seniors 1967 Renee Normandin MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Ronald Kamel 7I Patricia Nutting Marilyn Olsen Janice Ordway Kenneth Osborn Seniors 1967 MOST TALKATIVE MOST POPULAR Richard Colcord Kenneth Huckins 72 Peter Osowski Richard Parent Raymond Patrinelli Charles Patti Linda Pawelski Richard Paul Mark Pearson Reed Pelletier James Peck 73 74 Steven Perla Betty Peterson Lois Piano Patricia Pichette John Picucci Sandra Pierce Daniel Piper Linda Piro Paul Posco Seniors 1967 STRONGEST Gerardo Marini MOST AMBITIOUS Robert Barrette Ronald Belliveau 75 ICCI Elaine R iam Reynolds Seniors 1967 Nancy Rafuse Diane Radley Claude Richard Florence Riggs Howard Ringer Modesto Rivera Barbara Roberts Sandra Roberts Barbara Robichaud Phyllis Roy Stephen Ruberti 77 78 eniors 1967 Lee Salvi Richard Sarao Diane Saucier Susan ScaramuzZzl Joanne Senuta Judy Shaw Susan Shephard Stephen Smith Robert Sparks Thomas Sparks 79 Dominic Spinelli Tibor Tamas James Steffanides Stephen Stallings Seniors 1967 Marie Tambeau Roger Thibaudeau Paul Thomas Simon Tonkin Edward Torcoletti Pauline Tourigny Charles Tousignant Elaine Tracy Kathleen Underwood 8] 82 Jack Vachon James Valeri Frank Vargo Seniors Pauline Venturi Kathleen Verge Susan Verge Jill Wallach Peter Walton Richard Ward Thomas Weeks Steven Weigel Gail Welvaert 1967 Stephen White William Whitton Joyce Wiles Susah Wilkinson Donald Wright Deborah Zomlefer 83 PERLE ILE LE a a | | e oe Ke hs 86 Magnet Editorial Staff First Row: Margaret Doyle, Douglas Best, Kathleen Underwood, Diane Radley. Second Row: Selmo Torcoletti, Ann Horgan, Cynthia Johnston, Paola Radicchi, Ilene Levine, Deborah Bartimo, Simon Tonkin. Editors: Kathleen Underwood and Douglas Best. ae Business Staff First Row: Cheryl St. Cyr, Edward Torcoletti, Robert MacPherson, John Piccuci, Stephen Ruberti, Judy Shaw. Second Row: Philip Letarte, Peter Fantozzi, Peter Walton, Joseph Barry, Henry Frye, James Peck, William Carter. Co-Business Managers: Cheryl St. Cyr and Robert MacPherson. oe 4 Hi 4 w if § wyrwwrn ' Future Nurses Club First Row: Susan Shephard, Anita Dignard, Patricia Mitchell, Carolyn Mudgett, Nancy Landry, Martha Henry. Second Row: Jessie Frazier, Maureen Credit, Patricia Carney, Dorothy Ber- nardi, Jane Amorosi, Nancy Lyonnais, Deborah Peretti, Chris- tine Person, Lita Oulette. Third Row: Margaret McDonough, Catherine Crawford, Marcia Wesley, Patricia McNally, Linda Dignard, Sheryl Orre, Denise Marcoux, Jeanne Corby, Kathleen O'Day, Patricia Maloney, Barbara Setzco, Kathleen Gamble. Absent: Diane Hedstrom, Susan Verge, Linda Kamel, Judith Scipione, Thea Gionet. Officers: Carolyn Mudgett, President; Nancy Landry, Vice- President; Patricia Mitchell, Secretary; Martha Henry, Treas- urer; Anita Dignard, Publicity Chairman. Future Teachers Club First Row: Barbara Lemoine, Margaret Caisse, Gail Welvart, Ann Boyle, Lisa Krock, Katherine Howe, Margaret Barker, Sharon Kinsella, Karen Lemay. Second Row: Christine Gillis, Gloria Gag- non, Judith Pandiscio, Mary Kelly, Linda Lowe, Sandra Fifi, Leanna Hatton, Michele Lavoie, Marie Appolonio, Deborah Simonds, Barbara Alord, Nancy Piper. Third Row: Joyce Newell, Isabelle Oliva, Philomena D’Agostino, Debra Smith, Nancy Howard, Mary Imprescia, Susan Scaramuzzi, Susan McCaffrey, Sandra Aubuchin, Sheila Gordon, Kathleen Kirby. Officers: Lisa Krock, President; Katherine Howe, Vice-President; Ann Boyle, Secretary; Margaret Barker, Treasurer; Gail Welvart, Program Chairman. J iH | WY slit i i tH i Future Secretaries First Row: Judy Shaw, Diane Chapdelaine, Norma Legere, Anna Clementi, Joanne David, Cheryl St. Cyr. Second Row: Nancy Rafuse, Cheryl Arbo, Kathleen Verge, Diane Morand, Sandra Pierce, Donna Capone, Sylvia Breault, Linda Capoccia, Donna Gabrieli, Elizabeth Daigle, Linda Corbeil, Deborah Gallagher, Dianne Anderson, Susan Dion, Diane Saucier, Joyce Crochetiere, Paula Venturi. Officers: Anna Clementi, President; Christine Conant, Vice- President; Joanne David, Secretary; Norma Legere, Treasurer. 87 i Wei i ‘Lil Interact Club First Row: Ronald Kamel, David Guillemette, Tibor Tamas, Peter Tamas, Michael Lamarche, Paul Tour- hard. Second Row: James Gaffnery, Kenneth Durling, Richard Tredtin, Donald Wright, Chester Tocci, David Greenough, Denis Constant, Robert Collette, James Stacy, Paul Melanson, Robert Tambeau. Officers: Tibor Tamas, President; Peter Tamas, Vice-President; David Guillemette, Secretary; Michael Lamarche, Treasurer. 88 Student Cabinet First Row: Linda Cuzzins, Candace Comerford, Reed Pelletier, Ann Horgan, Richard Tocci, Kathleen Di- Mego. Second Row: Sally Fricke, Joseph McMilleon, David LeBlanc, Paul McHugh, Donald Cranson, John Rodequinz, James O’Toole, Nancy Laprade. Officers: Reed Pelletier, President; Candace Comer- ford, Vice-President; Ann Horgan, Secretary; Richard Tocci, Treasurer. Senior Home Room Susan Scaramuzzi, Lois Piano, Gail Welvart, James Jarosz, John Kleczka, John Broderick, Lorraine. Blanchard, Bonnie McHugh. TAG Board ath vl alt al Sip First Row: Susan Vercontaire, Janice Bartlett, Edward Torcoletti, Reed Pelletier, Richard Armstrong, Ann Fusco, Nancy Laprade. Second Row: Candace Comer- ford, Judith Crossman, Maureen Keefe, Sally Fricke, Jane Amorosi. Third Row: John Culley, Francis Fon- taine, Donald Cranson, John Hulecki, William Mason, John Rodequinz. Officers: Reed Pelletier, President; Richard Arm- strong, Vice-President; Ann Fusco, Secretary; Edward Torcoletti, Treasurer. Leaders Club First Row: Jean Antonucci, Susan McCaffrey, Mary Magnon, Bertha St. Germaine. Second Row: Linda Pawelski, Paola Radicchi, Barbara Alord, Norma Hatch, Lorraine Blanchard, Margaret Lemieux. Veg Representatives Office Assistants First Row: Mark Bowser, Joyce Conti, Mary Ann Bisol, Linda Ricker, Steven Martin. Second Row: Kathleen Mancuso, Paola Radicchi, Cyn- thia Ricker, Linda Bilodeau, Linda Pirro. Third Row: Joseph Barry, Phillip Letarte, Steven White. Secretarial Assistants First Row: Cheryl Arbo, Nancy Rafuse, Patrick LaPointe, Diane Morand, Dianne Anderson. Second Row: Kathleen Verge, Susan Dionne, Linda LaPointe, Mary Magnon, Linda Corbeil, Kathleen Mancuso, Debra Gallagher, Linda Capocchia. Third Row: Cheryl St. Cyr, Anna Clementi, Norma Legere, Diane Chapdelaine, Paula Donais, Diane Saucier, Joyce Crochetiere. s 90 ”” cs pga 7, ( Library Assistants First Row: Anna del Giudice, Nancy Demers, Susan Sal- vatore, Rita Doiron, Joanne Marcello. Second Row: Kath- leen Barotti, Patricia Reed, Nancy Rougeau, Linda Muse, Mary Butler. Third Row: Lucy Goss, Joyce Bilodeau. Guidance Assistants First Row: Nancy Landry, Maureen Morley, Jill Wallach, Linda Ricker, Janice Botts, Linda Coz- zins. Second Row: Deborah Zomlefer, Kath- leen Yule, Karen Farhat, Marilyn Olson, Joanne Brusseau, Nancy Cousins, Rosalie England. Third Row: Marsha Trombley, Tina Antonioni. 91 National Honor Society i? a 4 First Row: llene Levine, Judy Avery, Diane Radley, James Jarosz, Simon Tonkin, Kathleen Underwood, Ann Salvatore, Gail Lieberman. Second Row: Barbara Corby, Steven Martin, Nancy Laprade, Jamie LeBlanc, Mark Hanson, Robert Weinbaum, Kathleen O’Day, Deborah Bartimo, Justine DePasquale. Officers: Simon Tonkin, President; James Jarosz, Vice-President; Kathleen Underwood, Secretary; Diane Radley, Treasurer. Debate Club First Row: Maureen McHugh, Lisa Krock, Robert Norris, James O’Toole, Simon Tonkin, John Curley, Jean Cummings, Nancy Rougeau. Second Row: Brian Mc- Cartney, Robert Houle, Wayne Smith, Patrick Wilkins, Mark Hanson, Steven White, Bruce Clark, John Piccuci, David Legendre, Joseph McMilleon. Third Row: Peter Sylvia, Kevin Kouns, Jean LeBlanc, Maureen Morilly, Mary Beth Hanke, Gail Canton, Sysan Fini, Sherrill Coulter, Mary Altobelli, Gary Smith, Alan Anastos. Officers: Simon Tonkin, President; James O'Toole, Vice-President; John Curley, Secretary; Robert Norris, Treasurer. 92 Language Club oF F “ 4 : i Sh Z - i fie co 4 2 : o , r : : “, at ne i oe : ” . � ey : i ¥ - 4 - . YREVELF fe | uo First Row: Maureen Morley, Jean Antonucci, Jean Cummings, Gerald LaFrance, Diane Radley. Second Row: Mary Beth Hanke, Ann Drury, Charlene Cavaioli, Barbara Corby, Patricia Currie, Susan McCaffrey, Mark Pearson, Patricia Lemay. Third Row: David Maurand, Douglas Powers, Peter Grimes, William Leahey, Phillip Hanno, Jane Glasheen, Lisa Krock, Ann Boyle. Fourth Row: Kevin Kouns, Jill Wallach, Linda Lowe, Christine LeBlanc, Isabelle Oliva, Elinor Avery, Margaret McDonough, Nancy Lyonnais, Verna Peralta. Fifth Row: Helen Shaw, Linda Swanson, Marlene Epstein, Gail Hazzard, Susan Scaramuzzi, Deborah Bartimo, Ruth Braune, Phillip Letarte, Peter Walton. Sixth Row: Susan Verge, Martha Henry, Philomena D’Agostino, Margaret Barker, Mary Imprescia, Judith Ressique, Barbara Alord, Elizabeth Daigle, Nancy Gauthier, Kathleen Magane. Seventh Row: Paopla Radicchi, Bruce Clark, James Jarosz, Douglas Best, Joseph McMilleon, Naomi Hitov, Jean Lagoy. 4: French Conversation Club First Row: Deborah Peretti, Gloria Arsenault, Sally Craigue, Andrea Simard. Second Row: Robert DeFusco, Marcia Wesley, John Fitz- water. vay: 7 ‘ iit see � ® RSS AY eee es® +. _ T apenas S| Foster Parents Committee Seated: Naomi Hitov, Paola Radicchi. Standing: Simon Tonkin, James Jarosz, Michael Bedard. 94 Girls’ Athletic Association First Row: Barbara Alord, Norma Hatch, Nancy Cousins, Linda Pawelski, Margaret Doyle, Lisa Krock, Jean Lagoy, Naomi Hitov, Kathleen Yule. Second Row: Elinor Avery, Jane Amorosi, Lois Piano, Susan Verge, Diane Desshaies, Judith St. Germaine, Kathleen Blanchard, Barbara Roberts, Judith Ressique, Diane Morand, Karen Murray, Judith Shaw, Susan Scaramuzzi, Mary Russo, Susan McCaffrey, Carol Cormier. Third Row: Mrs. Patricia Pothier, advisor; Anna Ferzoco, Marsha Doyle, Susan Anderson, Deborah Peretti, Judy Avery, Bonnie McHugh, Diane Hedstrom, Nancy Gauthier, Gail Lieberman, Kathy Buss, Catherine Papia, Maureen Morley, Tina Antonioni. Fourth Row: Maureen McHugh, Ann Boyle, Anna del Giudice, Margaret Armalotti, Angela Amico, Deborah Zomlefer, Jean Corby, Cynthia Johnston, Loretta Curry, Patricia Maloney, Ann Drury, Barbara Corby, Justine DePasquale. Fifth Row: Kathleen O'Day, Patricia Mitchell, Nancy Laprade, Paula Powell, Katherine Howe, Charlene Cavaioli, Jill O'Connell, Diane Radley, Patricia Lemay, Linda Dignard, Margaret McDonough, Deborah DiPoali, Ann Cormack. Officers: Margaret Doyle, President; Linda Pawelski, Vice-President; Nancy Cousins, Secretary; Lisa Krock, Treasurer; Jean Lagoy, Publicity Chairman. Girls’ Physical Education Club First Row: Jane Allen, Catherine Papia, Bertha St. Germaine, Carmella Lemmo, Shirley ; : Nancy Lyonnaise, Alice Fitzwater, Claudette Richard, Dolores Allard. Mrs. Patricia Pothier, Advisor. Second Row: Linda Pawelski, Lovise Di Marzio, Nancy Cousins, Jane Pelaccio, Deborah Shanklin, Gail Lieberman, Renee Normandin, Mary Magnon, Denise Frichette, Jane Marino, Jane Glasheen. Third Row: Kathleen Yule, Margaret Lemieux, Kathleen Smith, Cynthia Ricker, Norma Hatch, Kathleen O'Day, Paola Radicchi, Margaret Hawkins, Deborah Di Paoli, Nancy Cote. Conefrey, Judith St. Germaine, Kathleen Blanchard, McDonough, Roberta Varsity Club First Row: Richard Armstrong, Frank Vargo, Gary Morrow, James Steffanides, Barry Ciaschini, John Broderick, Richard Gallagher, John Culley. Second Row: James Lomme, Dennis Baldwin, Mark Bowser, Thomas Bissonette, James Melanson, Michael Fini, James Beaulieau, John Fortin, Michael D‘Innocenzo. Third Row: John Ritzo, Francis Fontaine, James Valeri, Michael Bisol, Richard Sarro, Richard Ward, John Hulecki, Mark Cleaves. Officers: Richard Armstrong, President; David Cote, Vice-President; James Lomme, Secretary; Dennis Baldwin, Treasurer. Science Club First Row: Marcus Gale, Kenneth Tucker, Ronald Pierce, Steve Nadeau, Steven Cassie, George Adams Second Row: Lawrence Bergon, Harold Lowe, Robert Corkum, Carl Luck, Steven Colecchi, Brian McKeleney Third Row: Edward Shorey, Edward Parmenter, James Allen, William Belliveau, Vincent Guernin, Robert Davis Absent: Jan Morrill 95 2rrrrerzzzrensctsAs’ — Archaeology Club First Row: Helen Shaw, Patrick Mosley, Charles Patti, Richard Boudreau, Harold Stout, Phillip Weaver, James Pritchard, Kathleen Magane, Bonnie Mc Hugh, Paul Posco. Second Row: John Lagoie, Timothy Remy, Ronald Pawelski, Kevin Donegan, Daniel Piper, James Mairae, Eric Hess, Peter D’Onfro. Third Row: John Kleczka, Michael Fini, Philip Letarte, Mark Love, Patrick Lapointe, Richard Ward, Kenneth Sulin, David Matthews Absent: John Keraud, Mark Fortin, Wayne Rosa, Kenneth Tata, Roger Bernard, Andrew Lord, Richard Caswell. Stamp Club Todd Mosher, Brian Bon- ner, Robert Moore, Gary Danials, Mr. George Peck advisor. CE a ee id p � ee ot eT 96 Choral Club Row 1: Susan Shepard, Mary Doyle, Anita Dignard, Kathleen Buss, Linda Falk. Row 2: Mr. Egidio Bisceglia—Advisor, Winifred Davis, Susan McCaffrey, Bar- bara Roberts, Wendy Turner, Joyce Wiles, Denise Frechette, Sandra Rivers, Thea Gionet, Jane Allen, Cathy DiMego, Evelyn Piano, Nancy Landry. Row 3: Barbara Benoit, Jean delGiudice, Maureen Mahan, Joanne Malo, Martha Henry, Hilary Derby, Sherrill Ciccone, Bonita Belcher, Diane Hedstrom. Row 4: Lois Piano, Loretta Curry, Jean Cummings, Margaret Lemieux, Donna Cali, Gregory Picucci, Steven Smith, Alphonse Piermarini, Thomas Proctor, Linda Dignard, Paola Radicchi, Nancy Cousins. Row 5; Arthur Phelps, Steven Bisceglia, Alan Anderson, Mark Pearson, Michael Bisol, Stanley Harris, Kenneth LeBlanc, Kenneth Lavalley, Paul Proietti, Warren Toney, Carlo Cataldo, Thomas Bissonette. Dance Band Row 1: Steven Bisceglia, Mr. Egidio Bisceglia—Advisor, Bonita Belcher, Kathleen Buss, Thomas Proctor, Robert Verge. Row 2: Herbert Nock, Gregory Picucci, Anthony Montagna, John Col- lins, Robert Camire, Alphonse Piermarini, Row 3: Wayne Dag- gett, Randy Weeks, Brian McEleney, Aldrich Cousins, James Caporello Arnold Wexler. 97 98 4 Michael Ski Club Row 1: Verna Peralta, Jeanne Lagoy, Bonnie McHugh, Cynthia Johnston, John Ritzo, Paul McHugh, Steven Weigel. Row 2: Sally Fricke, Lucy’ Clementi, Susan Anderson, Kenneth Myers, Mark Fortin, Timothy Remy, Mark ‘Hanson, Thomas Kilcoyne. Row 3: Janet Badagliaccia, Susan Donatelly, Joanne Brousseau, Nancy Lyon- nais, Brenda MacPhee, Hilary Derby, Robert Kirby, Linda Barbin. Row 4: Janet Forrest, Mar- garet Lagoy, Patricia Linenkemper, Cynthia Ricker, Linda Cozzens, Beverly Terrell, Michael Marchand, James Kenney. Row 5: Kevin Don- egan, Robert deFusco, Timothy Nock, Paul Miller, James Bisson, Kevin Kouns, Dorte Di- Fiore, Mary Kelley, Nancy Cote. Row 6: John McDonald, Roy Turner, James Matthew, John Collins, Kenneth McDonald, Steven Smith, Rob- ert Robichaud, Gregory Wass, James Pritchard, Row 7: Ronald Cleaves, Harry Stoutl. Stage Crew Dorion, Robert Davis, Gerald Davis, Bruce Clark. Drama Appreciation Club Row 1: Jamie LeBlanc, Joseph McMilleon, Ste- phen Martin, Paul Proietti, Martin Miller, Wil- liam Holloway, Kevin White, Stephen White. Row 2: Deborah Zomlefer, Catherine Craw- ford, Jean Corby, Joan Tracy, Donna Cali, Linda Falk, Hilary Derby, Melanie, Kathleen Lemoine, Mary Doyle, Naomi Hitov, Mr. John Flanagan—Advisor, Susan Donatelly, Elaine Tracy, Patricia Lemary, Verna Peralta, Christine Methe, Alice Fitzwater, Nancy Landry, Martha Chaplain. Majorettes First Row: Susan Sheperd, Nancy Cousins, Margaret Lemieux, Patricia Cormier, Diane Morand. Second Row: Sandra Shore, Andrea Simard, Nancy Roucheau, Susan Ma- honen, Linda Cozzins. LHS Band Cheerleaders First Row: Francis Metzger, Lucy Goss, Angelia Amico, Anna Ferzoco, Mary Russo Second Row: Deborah Kinsey, Ann Horgan, Elaine Ricci, Barbara Rob- erts, Captain. CAM 99 Knitting Club First Row: Marie Anderson, Sandra Marcoux, Brenda Boyer, Jane Palamno, Diane Desshaies, Lea Fanett. Second Row: Karen Murray, Frances Kleczka, Gail Muse, Ellen McKan, Christine Williams, Geraldine Sproul, Cheryl Farrow. Third Row: Donna DeMarzio, Cheryl Bonner, Linda Bilodeau, Diane DiRusso, Linda Fini, Loretta Leon, Elizabeth Sparks. Fourth Row: Loretta Curry, Sheila Sparks, Lucy Clementi, Joyce Carr, Patricia DelBove, Janet Forest, Lana Goss. 8 First Row: Lena Goguen, Donna Forest, Pamela Williams, Julana Gagne, Marie Barrett, Michelle Vallee, Joyce Wiles, Darlene Williams, Joyce England, April Fuhrman. Second Row: Virginia Banarazi, Lorraine Allard, Louise Piano, Wendy Buskey, Monique Burke, Norma Cormier, Barbara Benoit, Victoria Erickson, Carol Buschon, Carol Carter. Third Row:.Kathleen Mancuso, Roberta Kirby, Nancy Gauthier, Judith Braune, Nancy Pierce, Diane Bassett, Marsha Wiles, Debra Guadagnoli, Patricia Baker. Art Club First Row: Mr. Munsen, advisor; Dana Block, Joanne Senuta, Jean Lagoy, Gail Bouvier. Second Row: William Andres, Alice Senuta, Susan Mahonen, Rose- mary Cross, Yvonne St. Jean, Kathleen Sabourin, Marsha Trombley, Donna Riley, Steve Warren. 100 ' ay J q « ‘ gama wy onu ee ' ey és 4 Ts = Bridge Club Seated: James Jarosz, Mr. Carl Baker, advisor; Steven Smith, Edith Penrose, Mark Pearson. Standing: Patricia Mitchell, David Shertell, Martha Henry, Raymond Patronelli, Barbara Corby, William Hazel. Reading Club Chess Club Seated; Evelyn Piano, Jasper Chirco, Andrew Golem- biewski. First Row: Roselle Arsenault, Robert Kibler, David Maurand, Joseph D’Agostino, Leslie Craig, Thomas MacDonald, Anthony Traini, James Stott, Gregory Appleton, Roger Bacon, Alan Bergeron. Second Row: Kathleen Arsenault, Brian MacKelany, Carl Luck, Joseph Barry, Ronald Levesque, Robert Weinbaum, Anthony Piermarini, Mark Conroy, Charles Levy, David Boucher. Third Row: Janet Ad- dams, William Miller, Joseph Leberg, William Cormier, Thomas Biron, Roger Thibideau, Paul Cardoni, Charles Desoletts, John O’Brien, Dennis Brooks, Alan Ander- son, Raymond Ducet. Fourth Row; Patricia Pichette, James Beaulieau, .John Ritzo, John Richard, Thomas Buja, Michael Bedard, Stanley Harris, Vincent Martini, William Rooney, Mark McCaffrey, Richard Ward, David Thomas, William Storm. First Row: Mark Beaudoin, Ronald Santucci, Miss Colley, advisor; Judith Ressique, Lorraine Blanchard. Second Row: Jean Antonucci, Lois Piano, Joyce Brassard, Ruth Braune, Patricia Nutting, Charlene Cavaioli, Steven Weigel, Florence Riggs, Jean DelGuidice, Carolyn Mudgett, Tina Antonioni, Elizabeth Peterson, Paul Camire. 10] 102 Fall Dance The senior class sponsored a Fall Dance this year on November 10. It was held in the high school cafeteria, which was decorated with all the color and sights of autumn. Sock hop Rally b t | + Reet L t -: eu Well, of course | never danced like that, but ... Boys chorus line 104 GAA Sock Hop The Leominster High School gym was the scene of rocking at the Girls’ Athletic As- sociation’s annual Sock Hop. Profits are put toward the club’s scholarship service. Shoes were banned and boys and girls slid gleefully across the floor engaged in various dances. = With a hidy hi and a hoody ho The Shadows show off their: legs A 2 OLA eae ts. Se Now Doug ... Bill steals the show Fans cheer the team on 105 Come on kids, let’s really hear it! Bonfire Rally The Thanksgiving Day Game was previewed by the Bonfire Rally held at Doyle Field the night before the game. The huge bonfire and the cheer- ing crowds were certainly an inspiration to the team who defeated Fitchburg the next day with a score of 14-12. The majority came to see the bonfire Our fearless leader Most eyes are on the bonfire 7 The Blue Devil at work 106 Remember, son, don’t slop it on your shirt! Senior Class Spaghetti Supper With the distinct flavor of good Italian sauce and meatballs, the seniors had their annual class supper. The profits went into the class treasury. No one could deny that the spaghetti was the best yet! Kleczka as usual Heh, heh-they’re eating it! Masters at work 107 Actually, I’m a fake too! Interclass Plays December 9th was the date of the Interclass Play Competition and the uncovering of many new talents. The Senior class put on Ullman’s Sorry, Wrong Number, the Juniors; Benet’s The Devil And Daniel Webster, and the Sophomores; Milne’s The Ugly Duckling. Best actor honors went to James O'Toole of the Junior class and best actress honors were shared by Jean Cummings and Christine Williams of the senior and sophomore class respectively. The Devil and Daniel Webster was chosen as the best play. Please, someone listen! That “far away” look False grin of evil Mr. Scratch Everyone is against Jabez Stone ; Well, honey, | sold my soul to the devil 108 Faculty vs. Seniors It was a tense battle between the senior boys and the men faculty at L.H.S. on Wednesday, Jan- vary 25. It was a decided victory for the students although the score seemed to dispute it. Before the men’s game, the women showed their skill at bas- ketball by challenging the senior girls. With Lois Johnson’s great hook shot, and Miss Hart- nett’s expert coaching, the senior girls hardly had a chance. Stretch! And they’re running arm in arm Mrs. Damon in action ROH SH C’mon Barb, give me the ball Mr. Bird rises to the occasion Bobby takes a swat 109 Flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Hmm-a ham sandwich Guys and Dolls Damon Runyon’s characters sprang to life before sell- 1 | i i ae aA [ out audiences at Leominster High’s annual musical pro- | . wl duction. The students who gave their time and whole- no ee hearted effort to the show proved once again that they could make the production a tremendous success. and Dolls W ... whoopie. I got the horse right here. | Show at “The Hat Box’’ : Hmmm ... these dice must be loaded ... says Paul. 110 Speech Finals Leominster High’s annual speaking contest was held February 15. Seven students repre- senting the school were chosen finalists—2 seniors 2 juniors, 2 sophomores, and one at large. Lisa Krock, a senior, took first place honors with her speech “A Letter to Santa”. Jean Cummings came in second with her speech concerning Project Head Start, and Christione Williams was given an honorable mention for her speech about TV commercials. Winter Carnival February 18, 1967 was the day of the Annual Winter Carnival Ball. Against the background of “Japanese Sunset” couples danced dreamily throughout the evening. The court was chosen by the students from a list of senior girls. Judith Ressequie was chosen Queen. She and her escort Ronald LeBlanc made a lovely royal couple. The affair, held at City Hall, was certainly one of the highlights in Leominster High's social season. Queen's Court Linda Bilodeau Philip LeTarte Candace Comerford Edward Torcoletti Joyce Carr Richard Gallagher Ann Fusco Robert Gillis Ann Horgan James Beaulieu Elaine Ricci John Rodiquinz We Learned The Lessons Of Sports . . . 114 | | j | | et 7 Nin ith: sane 4 PAN Ser MORO “ ==? sarcietlecen aren? Mr e Football 5! Mlagrrs S: eT Ben72e55 202° 4 i SI-e7 eel Row 1, left to right, Dick Sarao, John Carrescia, John Cutler, Jim Valeri, Dave Cote, Jim Beaulieu, Dick Ward, Mark McCaffery, Row 2, Coach Hannigan, Bill Carter, John Caisse, John Rodriquenz, John Hulecki, Ed Torcoletti, Phil Letarte, Selmo Torcoletti, Coach Damko, Row 3, Coach Morin, Phil Carr, John Cully, Dave Cocci, Mark Bowser, Nick Bergman, Mike Bisol, Dean Fleming, Coach Michaels, Row 4, Dick Gallagher, Charles LeBlanc, Mike Bedard, Greg Piccuci, Norm Roy, Tom Bisol, Ralph D’Onfro, Alan Anderson, Row 5, Bill Mason, Bob McPherson, Greg Moniz, Barry Ciaschini, Bill Andries, Mike Dupont, Fran Fontaine, Jim Melanson, Row 5, Tom Kilcoyne—manager Ron Belliveau, Mike D’Innocenzo, Vern .Dekard, Roger Pompei, John Hemingway, Row 6 John Ritzo, Reed Pelletier 116 Jim Beaulieu John Caisse Bill Carter aa, ee ee Dave Cote NRT TE FRACS Gs EEE! =a John Cutler Dick Gallagher Bob MacPherson ee Leominster High has traditionally been a football power. But for the last few years, the LHS battle cry has been, “Wait until next year.” Well this year, next year finally came. Under the direction of head coach Leon “Huck” Hannigan, a strong Leominster High School football team enjoyed a fine season. The “Blue Devils” posted a near perfect record. After losing the first game to a well- drilled Nashua team, they went on to win their remaining eight contests. Marlboro, Notre Dame, Hudson, Manchester Memorial, Newton South, Gardner, Worcester North and Fitchburg fell in succession. In their nine games, the team exhibited tremendous offensive power. Our attack was spearheaded by the consistently spectacular running of big left half-back, Dave Cote. Dave is considered to be one of the best backs in the state, and will undoubtedly go down as one of Leominster’s all-time greats in the grid sport. Cote’s running ability was ably supplemented by hard-running fullbacks Greg Moniz and Mike Bisol, and our speedy junior wing-back, Alan Anderson. Although we were most effective on the ground, quarterbacks Reed Pelletier and Jack Rodriquenz did some fine passing when called upon. Ends Dick Ward and Jim Valeri made excellent receptions in several crucial situations. Like all successful football teams, the “Blue Devils’ had some fine linemen. Though they rarely made the headlines, co-captain Jim Beaulieu, Mark McCaffrey, John Hulecki, Ron Belliveau, John Ritzo, John Caisse, Dick Gallagher, John Culley, Mike D‘Innocenzo and Selmo Torcoletti opened holes, pass-blocked and played fine defense throughout the season. During the fall, the success of the football team was certainly the main topic of conversation throughout the student body. At the season’s con- clusion, our team was honored with the North Worcester County champion- ship. The team left little doubt that on the football field, “We're number “ur one. Mike D‘Innocenzo Phil Letarte Mark McCaffery Greg Moniz e. d Haye yes oR ee a Reed Pelletier Selmo Torcoletti UA Jim Valeri 118 L.H.S. Ein isy bar ES) Leo: LH.o: Has: inky Lim ESS LHS. 21 14 Nashua 24 Marlboro 0 Notre Dame 13 Hudson 0 Manchester Memorial 8 Newton South 14 Gardner 7 Worchester North 8 Fitchburg 2 COACH OF THE YEAR HANNIGAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR (Cougs 119 _ ‘ oe 2 Ete Tree % Basketball Row 1: Coach Ted Damko, Robert MacPherson, John Picucci, Richard Armstrong, Reed Pelletier, Edward Torcoletti, John Rodriquenz. Row 2: David Cote, Vern Deckard, William Mason, Richard Ward, Donald Cranson, Mark Love, Richard Tocci, John Hulecki. Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster 122 Wachusett Lunenburg St. John’s Gardner Nashua St. Bernard’s Athol Notre Dame Fitchburg 80 A3 54 A3 56 70 54 74 7A Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster 81 TAS: 65 86 58 66 77 77 80 Wachusett Lunenburg St. John’s Gardner Nashua St. Bernard’s Athol Notre Dame Fitchburg 60 49 59 71 60 61 61 SF 6] When the entire first team of last year’s championship squad graduated, mediocre season this year seemed almost a certainty. But Coach Ted Damko, who seems determined to establish Leominster High as perennial basketball power, once again fielded a classy group of basketball players who more than held their own against some tough opposition. The “Blue Devils” beat every team on their schedule at least once, and lost but three of 18 regular season games. Our biggest scorer this year was Co-captain Dick Armstrong. Dick’s tremendous shooting ability and sure ball handling kept our offense running smoothly all season long. In the backcourt with Armstrong was Co-captain Reed Pelletier. Pel- letier, a good ball handler and steady shooter, proved to be a very able “quarter- back”. The bulk of the team’s rebounding was done by big John Hulecki and center Don-Cranson. In addition to clearing the boards, both Cranson and Hulecki had numerous high scoring games. Dick Tocci, who played well both in the backcourt and underneath the basket, rounded out the starting five. Tocci’s rug- ged and consistent play proved most helpful over the course of the season. Ed Torcoletti and junior Mark Love were the reserves who saw the most action. Both turned in many fine performances. Seniors Bob MacPherson and Jack Picucci were also always ready when needed. Most followers of high school basketball in this area agree that the quality of LHS opposition has not been as high as this year’s in a very long time. Victories over such fine teams as St. John’s are, indeed, an accomplishment. Thus, this year’s impressive record is particularly significant. At the conclusion of the regular season, the team was honored with an invitation to the District 3 Tournament. This basketball season must certainly be considered very successful. 123 SECONDS a. me 3! MINUTES ¢ eeseeces . a a eese0s0 seseses a ese ® °® ® ® ee20086¢ eeeee 680 -. @ 96e9 Our First Visit To St. John’s Another Big Year For Coach Damko 124 The Battle For The Ball 125 REED DON DICK JOHN 126 High Scoring Dick Armstrong 127 Swimming . First Row: Mark Cleaves, Stephen Weigel, William Gaillardet, John Klizka, Kenneth McHugh Second Row: John Morrell, Kenneth Sulin, Robert Weinbaum, James Gaffney, Lawrence Willard Third Row: Bruce Willard, William Rooney, John Collins, Ronald Cleaves, John Curely Absent: Richard Boudreau Leominster 56 Boston Latin 39. Leominster 49 Fitchburg 45 Leominster s)I| Huntington Prep. 40 Leominster 63 Worcester YMCA 31 Leominster 50 Andover J.V. 45 Leominster 49 Gardner 46 Leominster 40 Holyoke ays Leominster 49 Fitchburg 46 Leominster 66 Worcester Acad. J.V. 24 128 ‘ ik ocho — a It Was A Very Good Year Cross Country 130 First row: David Breault, Bruce Caisse, David Leblanc, Capt. Gary Morrow, James Mascitti, Guy Zwicker, Dennis Baldwin , Second Row: Coach Carl Baker, James Peck, Michael Finn, Kenneth Sulin, Vincent Martini, Jamie Leblanc, Herbert Nock, Paul Godin (lowest score wins) Leominster 33 Lunenburg 22 Leominster 28 Notre Dame 28 Leominster 22 Oakmont 37 Leominster 18 Ayer 43 Leominster 46 Fitchburg 16 Leominster 26 North Middlesex 29 Leominster 4] Narragansett We The team also participated in the following invita- tional meets: Worcester Knights of Columbus Wachusett Invitational Lunenburg Invitational State Meet at Boston Wrestling First Row: Michael Culley, Richard Bacon, Gerald Davis, Peter Thomas, Mark Bowser, John Murphy, John Culley, Tabor Thomas Second Row: Francis Fontaine, Thomas Bisol, Michael Bisol, Randy Haas, Charles Leblanc, John Ritzo, John Caisse, David Shertelle, James Maggio, Richard Saro, Dean Flemming, Coach Ray Morin Leominster 10 Westford 40 Leominster 125 Longmeadow 38 Leominster 5 Chelmsford 48 Leominster 23 Keene 30 Leominster 18 Brookline ore Leominster 28 Worcester Acad. J.V. 20 Leominster 2) Keene 24 Leominster 12 Lowell Sys 131 Coach, Mrs. Patricia “The Lady” Pothier Left to right, front—Pau] Powell, Nancy LaPrade, Kathy Blanchard, Linda Pawelski, Norma Hatch, Susan McCaffery, Kathy Buss Back, Left to right—Nancy Cousins, Cindi Johnston, Peggy McDoungh, Lisa Krock, Anne Cormack, Debi Zomlefer, Peggy Doyle Absent, Anna DelGuidice. | Norma Hatch 132 Girls’ Susan McCaffrey Lisa Krock Field Hockey Nancy Cousins Peggy Doyle Kathy Blanchard Leominster 0 Marlboro ] Leominster 0 Wachusett ! Leominster 1 Athol 1 Leominster 1 Gardner 1 Leominster 0 Marlboro 0 Leominster 2 Shrewsbury 2 pe eat Leominster 0 Gardner 2 Leominster 2 Athol 0 Girls 0 Boys 3 133 f | | | (|| ee el 7. +a Par | ( { a Front, left to right—Lisa Krock, Linda Pawelski, Norma Hatch, Barbara Alord, Renee Normindin, Cathy Papia, Angela Amico, Paula Powell, Jane Gorham, Nancy LaPrade, Anna Clementi a Barbara Alord Lisa Krock Linda Pawelski i 2. ioe — . Shs 134 Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster 26 39 39 35 46 A] 32 45 35 Alumnae Marlboro Marion Athol Marlboro . Gardner Marion Gardner Athol 21 1 35 14 36 36 38 20 33 Girls’ Basketball 136 JOHN ALISKEVICZ Carpenter—1, 2, 3, 4 “ Johnny’ DOLORES ALLARD Sequence II Library Assistant—2, 3 Vice-president—3 Physical Education Club—4 Italian Club—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Homeroom Basketball—2 Tennis—3 Cafeteria Assistant—4 JAMES ALLEN Sequence II Science Club—4 Football—2 Homeroom Basketball—2 “Jimmy” BARBARA ALORD “Barb” Sequence | Future Teachers Club—2, 3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Language Club—4 Leaders Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Field Hockey—2, 3 Interclass Play Usher—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 DIANNE ANDERSON Sequence II Italian Club—2 Knitting Club—3 Library Club—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Library Assistant—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 TINA ANTONIONI Sequence ] German Club—2 Future Teachers of America—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Reading Club—4 Choral Club—2, 3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Interclass Play Usher—4 Basketball—3, 4 Tennis—2 Guidance Office Assistant—4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 ‘ Senior JEAN ANTONUCCI Sequence | Italian Club—2, 3 Choral Club—2, 3 Pep Club—3 Reading Club—4 Language Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3. Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 “Jeannie” SARAH APPLETON Sequence II Italian Club—2 Pep Club—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival—3 Homeroom Basketball—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 CHERYL ARBO Sequence II Leaders Club—4 Secretarial Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Office Assistant—3 KATHIE ARSENAULT Sequence II Chess Club—3, 4 Homeroom Basketball—2 DENNIS BALDWIN “Herbie” Sequence | Government Club—2 Varsity Club—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Falt Dance Chairman—4 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Basketball—2 Track—2, 3, 4 Cross Country—3, 4 Wrestling—3 Class Vice-president—4 Interclass Play—4 Senior Reception: Usher—3 Homeroom Representative—3 Graduation Usher—2 KATHLEEN BARATTI “Kathy” Sequence | Italian Club—2, 3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 JOSEPH BARRY Sequence | Debate Club—2 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Magnet Business Staff—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Baseball—2 Golf—3, 4 Tardy Clerk—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Interclass Play—4 joes ROBERT BARRETTE Electronics—1, 2, 3, 4 National Code Club—1, 2, 3 “Bob” DEBORAH BARTIMO ‘Debbie’ Sequence | : Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 French Club—2, 3 Language Club—4 Future Teachers of America—2 Choral Club—2 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 School Musical—2 Supper Committee—3, 4 Field Hockey—2, 3 Softball—2 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 DIANE BASHAW Sequence | Future Nurses Club—3 Ski Club—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 DIANE BASSETTE Sequence || Future Nurses Club—2 Future Homemakers Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 EVELYN BEARDSLEY “Ev” Sequence II Future Nurses Club—2 Handcraft Club—4 Supper Committee—3 MARK BEAUDOIN Sequence | Engineering Club—3 Reading Club—4 Treasurer—4 Supper Committee—4 JAMES BEAULIEU “Jimmy” Sequence | Index Varsity Club—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Football—3, 4 Track—3, 4 RONALD BELLIVEAU Machine—2, 3, 4 Football—3, 4 “Bellie”’ KENNETH BERGERON Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS BEST Sequence | Bridge Club—2, 3 Chess Club—3 Language Club—4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Co-Editor—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Fall Dance Committee—4 Senior Play Reading Committee—4 Basketball—2, 3 Cross Country—4 Track—4 Class Treasurer—4 Interclass Play—4 Boys’ State Representative—3 Parents’ Night Usher—4 Graduation Head Usher—3 “Doug” ELIZABETH BIERY Sequence II Choral Club—2, 3 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 School Musical—3, 4 Guidance Assistant—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 “Betty” LINDA C. BILODEAU Sequence III Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 LINDA M. BILODEAU Sequence II Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Supper Committee—3 THOMAS BIRON Sequence II Chess Club—2, 3 Supper Committee—3, 4 “Tommy” 137 138 MARYANN BISOL Sequence II Library Assistant—3 President—3 THOMAS R. BISSONNETTE ‘Tom Sequence | Varsity Club—3, 4 Choral Club—4 Basketball—2 Track—2, 3, 4 Cross Country—3, 4 LORRAINE BLANCHARD Sequence | Supper Committee—3, 4 Interclass Play—4 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Leaders Club—4 Reading Club—4 Secretary—4 Homeroom Representative—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Interclass Play Usher—3 DANA BLOCH Sequence | Art Club—3, 4 Vice-president—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3 Ski Club—2 Supper Committee—3 Tennis—2 Softball—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 Musical Production—3 DAVID BLOOD “Dave” Sequence | Engineering Society—3, 4 Treasurer—4 Fall Dance Committee—4 Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 DOUGLAS BONNER “Doug” Sequence II D.E.C.A.—4 JANICE BOTTS Sequence II Guidance Office Assistant—3, 4 Library Assistant—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 ANN BOYLE Sequence | Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 Senior Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 French Club—3 Language Club—4 School Musical—3 Supper Committee—4 Basketball—4 Band—2, 3, 4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Thanksgiving Rally—4 BRENDA C. BOYLE Sequence II D.E.C.A.—4 Basketball—2, 3 Softball—2, 3 Field Hockey—2 RICHARD BOUDREAU “Dick” Sequence II Varsity Club—3 Archaeology Club—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2 Swimming—2, 3, 4 GAIL BOUVIER Sequence II Gymnastics Club—2 Art Club—3, 4 Treasurer—4 Language Club—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 THOMAS J. BOYDEN “Tom” Electronics—3 JANICE BRADY “Fuch” Sequence III D.E.C.A.—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 JOYCE BRASSARD Sequence | Writing Club—3 Reading Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Interclass Play—3, 4 Graduation Honor Attendants—3 RUTH BRAUNE “Ruthie” Sequence | Future Nurses Club—2 Language Club—4 Reading—4 Art Club—3 Pep Club—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Basketball—2 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Interclass Play Usher—4 SYLVIA BREAULT “Sliv’ Sequence II Italian Club—3 Secretarial Club—4 Supper Committee—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 MARK BRESNAHAN | “‘Brez”’ Sequence | Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Reading Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Baseball—4 3o0y Cheerleader—4 Tardy Clerk—3 DONNA BRISCOE Sequence II Handcraft Club—2 Science Club—3 D.E.C.A.—4 JOHN M. BRODERICK “Jack” Spectator Staff—2 Language Club—4 Varsity Club—3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Homeroom Representative—4 Interclass Play—2, 3 Graduation Usher—2 DENNIS BROOKS “Boony” Sequence II Italian Club—2 Press Club—3 Chess Club—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Homeroom Basketball—2 Homeroom Representative—3 GEORGE BROWN “Chip” Drafting—2 Electronics—3, 4 JOHN BUJA Sequence II Italian Club—2 French Club—3 Chess Club—4 Index Supper Committee—3, 4 Baseball—2, 3 Homeroom Basketball—2, 3 THOMAS BUJA “Tom” Sequence || Chess Club—4 Press Club—3 Italian Club—2 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Football—2 Homeroom Basketball—2 Library Assistant—3 MAXINE BURNETT “Max” Sequence || Handcraft—2 Art Club=—3 D.E.C.A.—4 Secretary—4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 DAVID BUTLER Machine 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHINES SCAISSEan cGican Sequence II Spectator Staff—2 Travel Club—3 Varsity Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Football—3, 4 Track—3, 4 Wrestling—4 KENNETH CAISSE “Ken” Sequence I] RONALD CAISSE Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Secretarial Assistant—1, 2, 3, 4 STEVEN CAISSE ‘Steve’ Sequence III Ski Club—2 Travel Club—3 Science Club—4 DONNA CALI “Cleo” Sequence | Italian Club—2 Music Listeners Club—3 Vice-president—3 Drama Appreciation Club—4 Treasurer—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 139 140 Musical Production—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3 Senior-Faculty Game—4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 PAUL CAMIRE Sequence | Good Government Club—3 Reading—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 LINDA CAPOCCIA “Lin” Sequence II Home Economics Club—3 Secretarial Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Secretarial Assistant—4 DONNA CAPONE Sequence II Future Homemakers Club—3 Secretary—3 Secretarial Club—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 LINDA CAPONI “Lin” Sequence III Supper Committee—3 School Musical—3 PAUL CARDONE Sequence || Music Appreciation Club—3 Chess Club—4 JOYCE CARR Sequence II Ski Club—3 Secretary—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Field Hockey—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 JOHN CARRESCIA Sequence III Music Listeners Club—3 D.E.C.A.—4 Football—2, 3, 4 School Musical—2 WILLIAM JOHN CARTER “Bill” Sequence | German Club—2 Good Government Club—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Football—3, 4 Indoor Track—4 Track—3, 4 Senior CARLO CATALDO Sequence II Italian Club—2, 3 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Press Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Football—2 School Musical—3 CHARLENE CAVIOLI Sequence | Reading—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 French Club—3 Language Club—4 Future Teachers of America—2 Supper Committee—3, 4 School Musical—3 Interclass Play—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2 Homeroom Representative—3 BARRY -CIASCHINI Italian Club—2, 3 Varsity Club—4 Football—2, 3, 4 M. DIANE CHAPDELAINE Sequence II Ski Club—3 Secretarial Club—4 Supper Committee—3 Field Hockey—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 SHERRILL CICCONE “Sherry” Sequence | Future Nurses Club—2 Reading Club—4 Choral Club—3, 4 School Musical—3, 4 MARK CLEAVES Sequence—| Varsity Club—3, 4 Supper Committee—3 Interclass Play Director—2, 3, 4 ANNA CLEMENTI Sequence II Secretarial Club—4 Basketball—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 RICHARD COLCORD “Dick” Automotive—2, 3, 4 ROBERT COLETTE “Bob” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Interact Club—2, 3, 4 CANDACE COMERFORD “Candy” Sequence | Student Cabinet—2, 3, 4 Vice-president—4 Pep Club—3 Language Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 T.A.G. Board—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3, 4 Interclass Play Usher—2 CHRISTINE CONANT. “Chris” Sequence II Art Club—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Vice-President—4 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—2, 3, 4 Rally Skit—4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 CHARLES CONEFREY “Sunshine” Sequence | Italian Club—2, 3 Ski Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Baseball—4 Intramural Basketball—2, 3, 4 Senior-Faculty Game—4 Boys vs. Girls Field Hockey Game—4 MARK CONROY Sequence II Debate Club—2, 3 Chess Club—4 Graduation Usher—2 DOMENIC CONSAIVO “Dom” Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 DENNIS CONSTANT “Den” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Interact Club—3, 4 Hockey—1, 2, 3 ,4 LINDA CORBEIL Sequence II Secretarial Club—4 Index BARBARA CORBY “Corb” Sequence | G.A.A.—3, 4 Choral Club—2, 3 French Club—3 Language Club—4 Bridge Club—3, 4 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Future Teachers Club—2 Supper Committee—3, 4 Make-up Committee for Musical—3 Cap Gown Committee—4 Basketball—2, 3 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Thanksgiving Rally Skit—4 ROBERT CORKUM “Corky” Sequence II Science Club—2, 3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Graduation Decorating Committee—3 Homeroom Basketball—2 ANNE CORMIER Sequence II Future Homemakers Club—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 PATRICIA CORMIER “Kitten” Sequence II—D.E. Future Nurses Club—2 Press Club—3 DECA—4 Homeroom Basketball—2 School Musical—2, 3 Interclass Play—2 Majorettes—3, 4 WILLIAM CORMIER “Bill Sequence | Art Club—2 Chess Club—4 Holiday Dance Committee—3 Senior-Faculty Game—4 DAVID M. COTE “Butch” Sequence | Varsity Club—3, 4 Supper Committee—3 Football—2, 3, 4 Basketball—3 Track—3, 4 Tardy Clerk—4 Homeroom Representative—3, 4 LINDA COTE “Lin” Sequence III Deca Club—4 Deca Cake Committee—4 14] 142 NANCY COUSINS Sequence | G.A.A.—3, 4 Treasurer—4 Drama Club—3 Choral Club—3, 4 Future Teachers Club—2 Gym Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Varsity Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 School Musical—3 Majorette—3, 4 Interclass Play Usher—3 DONALD CRANSON_ “Donnie” Sequence | Fall Dance Committee—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Basketball—3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Homeroom Basketball—3 Class President—4 Student Cabinet—2, 3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Play Production Manager—4 Interclass Play—3 CATHERINE CRAWFORD “Cathy” Sequence | Future Nurses Club—2, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—3, 4 Choral Club—2 Italian Club—2 Supper Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2 Homeroom Basketball—2 Interclass Play Ticket Salesman—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Rally Skit—4 JOYCE CROCHETIER Sequence II French Club—2 Home Economics Club—3 Future Secretaries Club—14 Supper Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 JEAN CUMMINGS Sequence | Reading Club—4 Debating Club—4 Art Club—3 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Senior French Club—3 Treasurer—3 Language Club—4 Executive Board President—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 D.A.R. Representative—4 Fall Dance Committee—4 Play Reading Committee—4 Musical Make-up Committee—3 Cap Gown Committee—4 Homeroom Basketball—2 Interclass Play—3, 4 Best Actress—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Parent's Night Usher—2, 3 Rally Skit—4 PATRICIA CURRIE “Pat” Sequence | Language Club—4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Supper Committee—4 Fall Dance Committee—4 JOHNE CUTILERRS Jacks Sequence II Chess Club—2 Varsity Club—4 Supper Committee—3 Football—3, 4 WAYNE DAGGETT Sequence | Dance Band—4 School Musical—4 Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 PHILOMENA D‘AGOSTINO— “Philly” Language Club—4 Future Teachers Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Fall Dance Committee—4 Homeroom Basketball—2 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 ELIZABETH DAIGLE “Betty” Sequence II Secretary Club—4 Language Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Spring Dance Committee—4 JOANNE DAVID Sequence II Writing Club—3 Art Club—2 Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretary—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Head Usher GERALD DAVIS Sequence | Debate Club—2, 3 Chess Club—4 Wrestling—4 Stage Crew—2, 3, 4 Li‘l| Abner—3 Guys Dolls—4 “Gerry” WINEFRED DAVIS Sequence II Drama Appreciation Club—3 Supper Committee—4 Li‘l Abner Make-up Committee—3 “Winnie” ROBERT DeFUSCO “Bob” Sequence | Ski Club—4 Drama Club—3 Baseball—2, 3 JEAN delGIUDICE Sequence | Italian Club—2 Reading Club—4 Choral Club—3, 4 School Musical—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 DENNIS DeMAR Sequence II JUSTINE DePASQUALE “Gus” Sequence | National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 French Club—2, 3 Language Club—4 Press Club—3, 4 Leaders Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Fall Dance Committee—4 Chairman—4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Musical Production Usher—3 CHARLES DESILETS “Charlie” Sequence | Italian Club—3 Chess Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Fall Dance Committee—4 Index Senior vs. Faculty Game—4 Ticket Committee—4 Hockey—2 Homeroom Basketball—2 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Guys Dolls’ Stage Crew VINCENT DiGERONIMO ‘Feeble’ Sequence II Chess Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Homeroom Basketball—2 JOHN DIGGINS Sequence II Art Club—2 Deca—4 Supper Committee—3 ANITA DIGNARD Sequence | Future Nurses Club—2, 3, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—3, 4 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Musical Production Ticket Committee—4 School Musical—3 “Nina” SUSAN DIONNE Sequence II French Club—2 Secretarial Club—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Basketball—2 Baseball—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 “Sue” JAMES DiPERRI “Jim” Drafting—2, 3, 4 Baseball—2, 3 Interact Club—2, 3 RITA DOIRON Sequence II Library Club—3, 4 Supper Committee—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 “Shorty” PAULA DONAIS Sequence || Art Club—2 Secretarial Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 143 RAYMOND DOUCET “Merl Sequence III Deca Ciub MARGARET DOYLE “Peggy” Sequence | G.A.A.—3, 4 President—4 German Club—2 Ski Club—3 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Future Nurses Club—2 Supper Committee—3, 4 Field Hockey—3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3 Interclass Play Director—2, 3 Senior Reception Usher—3 STEPHEN DUPONT “Sneakers” Sequence II Supper Committee—3 Homeroom Basketball—3 JAMES DURLING “Jimmy” Sequence | Debate Club—2 Reading Club—4 Fall Dance Committee—4 Interclass Play Ticket Committee—4 Supper Committee—4 Interclass Play—3 Musical Production Stage Manager—4 Senior vs. Faculty Game—4 ROSALIE ENGLAND “Rose” Sequence III Art Club—2 Press Club—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Supper Committee—2 Guidance Office Assistant—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 LINDA FALK “Lin” Sequence | Spectators Club—2 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—3, 4 Secretary—4 Musical Production Ticket Committee—3, 4 Musical Production Program Committee—3, 4 School Musical—3, 4 PETER FANTOZZI “Pete” Sequence | Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Senior Magnet Business Staff—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Graduation Set-up Committee—3 Golf Team—3, 4 Homeroom Basketball—2 KAREN FARHAT Sequence | Press Club—4 Assistant Editor—4 Travel Club—4 Tennis—4 Ski Club—4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 MICHAEL FINI “Mike” Sequence | Art Club—2 Ski Club—3 Archeology Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Swimming—4 Golf—4 MICHAEL FINN “Mike” Sequence II Debate Club—2 Varsity Club—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 rack=2 3354 Cros s Country—3, 4 Indoor Track—4 PAUL FONTAINE “Rabbit” Reading Club—4 Baseball—4 RONALD FONTAINE Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 SUSAN FONTAIN “Sue” Sequence III Deca Club—4 Deca Dance Committee—4 Supper Committee—4 JESSIE FRAZIER Sequence | Science Club—3 French Club—3 Reading Club—4 Future Nurses Club—4 Hootenanny Ticket Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 RONALD FREDA Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 HENTYS FRYE Sequence II Engineering Society—2, 3, 4 Magnet Business Staff—4 German Club—2, 3 Homeroom Basketball—2 Senior vs. Faculty Game—4 “Hank” LEONARD FRYE Sequence II Ski Club—3 Supper Committee—4 “Peter Pan” ANN FUSCO Sequence II Future Nurses Club—2 T.A.G. Board—3, 4 Pep Club—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Homeroom Representative—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 “Annie” DONNA GABRIELI Sequence II Future Nurses Club—2 Future Homemakers Club—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 ROBERT GAGE Electronics—2, 3, 4 Football—3 “Bob” WILLIAM GAILLARDET Sequence II Varsity Club—3, 4 Chess Club—4 Swimming—2, 3, 4 School Musical—2, 3 “Gabby” DEBORAH GALLAGHER Sequence II Ski Club—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Supper Committee—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 SHARON GALLAGHER Sequence II Choral Club—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 “Debbye” Index MICHAEL GAUDET Sequence | Engineering Society—3, 4 “Mike” NANCY GAUTHIER “’Nanc’” Sequence | Italian Club—2, 3 Language Club—4 Future Homemakers Club—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Basketball—3, 4 Field Hockey—3 Interclass Play Usher—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 ROCCO GIAMBROCCO “Rock” Sequence | Supper Committee—4 Track—4 LEONARD GIONET “Ichobod” Electronics—1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT GIZZONIO “Gizz Sequence II Italian Club—2, 3 Chess Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Musical Production Stage Crew—4 Track—2 JANICE GOGUEN “Jan” Sequence I] Senior Reception Usher—3 GARY GRAMMONT Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN GRAVELLE “Jack” Automotive—2, 3, 4 DAVID GREENOUGH “Dave” Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES GUILMETTE “Gilly” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 JUNE HAMMARE Sequence II Pep Club—3 Home Economics Club—3 Supper Ticket Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 145 146 NORMA HATCH “Snatch” Sequence | Gymnastics Club—2 Choral Club—2, 3 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Leaders Club—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Senior Representative—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Sofitball=- noes Interclass Play—4 Language Club—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 WILLIAM HAZELL “Bill” Sequence III—D.E. Bridge Club—4 Basketball—2 DIANE HEDSTROM_ “Heds” Sequence | Future Nurses Club—2, 3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 French Club—3 Sock Hop Committee—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Musical Production Ticket Committee—4 Fashion Show Committee—3 Field Hockey—2, 3 Softball—2, 3 School Musical—2, 3, 4 DAVID HEMBROW Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN HEMINGWAY Sequence || Ski Club—2 Supper Committee—2 Football—4 MARTHA HENRY “Marty“’ Sequence | Future Nurses Club—2, 3, 4 Treasurer—4 German Club—2, 3 Language Club—4 Bridge Club—4 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Supper Committee—4 Field Hockey—2 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Tennis—4 School Musical—2, 3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Senior ANN HORGAN “Tiffy”’ Sequence | Language Club—4 Pep Club—3 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Reading Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Hostess—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Chairman Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Chairman—3, 4 Basketball—2, 3 Homeroom Basketball—2 Student Cabinet—2, 3, 4 Secretary—4 Cheerleader—3, 4 Interclass Play—4 Interclass Play Usher—2, 3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Parent’s Night Usher—2, 3, 4 NANCY HOWARD Sequence | International Relations Club—2 Future Teachers Club—4 Supper Ticket Committee—4 KATHERINE HOWE “Kathy” Sequence | G.A.A.—3, 4 Future Teachers Club—2, 3, 4 Vice-president—4 Band—2, 3, 4 Language Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Intra-mural Basketball—4 Basketball—3, 4 Softball—2, 3 Tennis—2 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Interclass Play Usher—2, 3 Musical Production—2, 3 KENNETH HUCKINS “Hucky”’ Drafting—2, 3, 4 Football—2 Interact Club—2 Class Treasurer—4 WILLIAM HUTTON “Willie” Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL IMBRIANI “Ginzy”’ Automotive—3, 4 MARY IMPRESCIA ‘Gretta’ Sequence | Future Teachers Club—4 Pep Club—3 Language Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—2 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Mardi Gras Committee NANCY JANCAITIS Sequence | Reading Club—3 Future Teachers Club—4 Choral Club—3 Library Club—3 Supper Committee—4 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 School Musical—3, 4 Tutor—4 RICHARD JANCAITIS “Dick” Sequence | Engineering Society—4 Supper Committee—4 Fall Dance Committee—4 Homeroom Basketball—2 JAMES JAROSZ “Juice” Sequence | Bridge Club—2, 3, 4 Chess Club—3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 German Club—2, 3 Language Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Homeroom Basketball—2 Homeroom Representative Play Usher—2 Graduation Usher—2 Tutor—4 Foster Parents Plan Committee—3, 4 CYNTHIA JOHNSTON “Cindi” Sequence II Chess Club—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Bridge Club—3 Secretary-Treasurer—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—4 Interclass Play—4 Musical Production Costume Chairman—3, 4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 G.A.A. Fashion Show Chairman—4 RONALD KAMEL “Ron” Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling—3 Interact Club—4 Index Ticket Committee—4 Secretarial Assistant—3, 4 MAUREEN KEEFE Sequence II Pep Club—2 T.A.G. Board—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—2 Interclass Play Usher—2 Parent’s Night Usher—2 Refreshment Committee—3 Basketball—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 “Reenie”’ PAUL KINSELLA Sequence II Office Assistant—2, 3 “Hightide” DEBORAH KINSEY ‘Debbie’ Sequence II Cheerleader—3, 4 Supper Committee—3 ROBERT KIROUAC Sequence II Chess Club—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Supper Commi ttee—3, 4 Basketball—2 Homeroom Basketball—2 “Wacky” ROY KITTREDGE Automotive—2, 3, 4 “Elroy” JOHN KELLY KLECZKA Sequence | Reading Club—2 Science Club—3 Archaeology Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Swimming—3, 4 Homeroom Basketball—2 ALFRED KOCH Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 “Skip” LISA KROCK Sequence | Future Teachers Club—2, 3, 4 Treasurer-President G.A.A.—3, 4 Secretary—4 French Club—3 Language Club—4 Bridge Club—2, 3 Choral Club—2, 3 “Beans” 148 Senior Supper Committee—3, 4 Musical Production Usher—3 Fall Dance Committee—4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2 Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Graduation Honor Attendent—3 NORMAND LABONTE JR. “Sonny” Sequence II Italian Club—3 President—3 Track—4 Homeroom Representative—3 GERALD LaFRANCE oLathye Sequence II Italian Club—3 Treasurer—3 Language Club Executive Board—4 Industrial Arts Club—2 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Football—2, 3, 4 JEANNE LAGOY “Jeannie” Sequence | Ski Club—Vice-president—3, President—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—4 Art Club—4 President—4 Language Club—4 Class Supper—3, 4 Interclass Play—3, 4 Tennis—2 Basketball—2, 3 Field Hockey—4. Softball—3 JOHN LAMOTHE Sequence II Chess Club—3 Science—4 NANCY LANDRY “Nance” Sequence | Future Nurses Club—2, 3, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—3, 4 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Supper Committee—4 School Musical—2, 3, 4 LINDA LAPOINTE Sequence II Home Economics Club—3 Physical Education Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher PATRICK R. LaPOINTE ‘Pat’ Sequence I Archaeology Club—4 President—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Class Treasurer—3 Athletic Association Secretary KENNETH LaVALLEY “Scum” Sequence II Choral Club—4 Press Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Basketball—2 DENNIS LAVOIE “Head” Sequence III Supper Committee—3, 4 Homeroom Basketball—2 CLAIRE LeBLANC Sequence II D.E.C.A.—4 Supper Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 KENNETH LeBLANC Sequence II Choral Club—4 Science Club—4 Music Appreciation Club—3 President—3 Industrial Arts Club—2 Stage Crew—3 MARC _ LEBLANC Sequence | Engineering Club—3 DAVID LEGENDRE “Dave” Sequence | Debate Club—2, 3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Musical Production Publicity Committee—2, 4 NORMA LEGERE Sequence II Travel Club—3 Secretarial Club—4 Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 PATRICIA LEMAY “Pat” Sequence | Spectator Staff—2 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Language Club—4 Drama Appreciation Club—3, 4 Musical Production Committee—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3 Interclass Play—2 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Band—2, 3, 4 MARGARET LEMIEUX “Peggy” Sequence | Future Teachers of America—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Physical Education Club—4 Leaders Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Interclass Play—2 Musical Production—2, 3 Majorette—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 PHILIP A. LETARTE “Phil” Sequence | Magnet Business Staff—4 Language Club—4 Ski Club—2 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Tardy Clerk—4 Football—4 ILENE LEVINE Sequence | Orchestra—2 Future Teachers of America—2, 3 German Club—2, 3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 JAMES V. LOMME “Jim” Sequence | Varsity Club—3, 4 Secretary—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Baseball—2, 3 Football—2, 3 HAROLD LOWE Sequence | Science Club—2, 3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Track—4 CARL LUCK “Malcom” Sequence | Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Science Club—4 Index Supper Committee—3, 4 Baseball—2 Swimming—3 Graduation Usher—2 EUGENE LUCIER “Gene” Electronics—1, 2, 3, 4 Golf—3, 4 Vice-president—4 LINDA LUCIER “Lynn’ Sequence II Press Club—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 ROBERT MacPHERSON “Del” Sequence | Good Government Club—2 Magnet Business Staff—4 Supper Committee—3 Football—3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Baseball—3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 Homeroom Representative—3 KATHLEEN MAGANE_ “Kati” Sequence | Archaeology Club—4 Drama Club—3 Future Teachers of America—2 Language Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—4 Field Hockey—2 Basketball—2, 3 Interclass Play—2, 4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Musical Production—3 MARY MAGNAN Sequence II] Art Club—2, 3 Physical Education Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Leaders Club—4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 FRANCIS MALANSON “Stoney” Sequence II KATHLEEN MANCUSO_ “Kim” Sequence II Homemakers Club—2, 4 Library Assistants Club—3 Office Assistant—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 Supper Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 150 GERARDO A. MARINI “Jerry” Drafting—2, 3, 4 JOHN MARINO “Jack” Sequence || Art Club—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3 NORMAN MARTIN “Dewey” Drafting—1, 2, 3 ,4 PAUL R. MELANSON Drafting Cafeteria Assistant—3, 4 Interact Club—4 FRANK MERRITT Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN MILLER “Mike” Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 DONALD MAXFIELD “Max” Sequence | Italian Club—2 Ski Club—3 Supper Committee—3 MARK McCAFFREY “Manfred” Sequence II Dance Band—2 Chess Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Baseball—2, 4 Football—3, 4 SUSAN McCAFFREY “Sue” Sequence | Choral Club—2, 4 Future Teachers of America—3, 4 Language Club—4 Leaders Club—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Musical Ticket Committee—4 Basketball—2 Field Hockey—3, 4 Softball—3, 4 JANE McCARTY “Squeekie”’ Sequence || Chess Club—4 Choral Club—4 BRIAN McELENEY Sequence | Science—2, 3 Senior Dance Band—4 Supper Committee—4 Track—4 Office Assistant—4 BONNIE LOU McHUGH Sequence | Art Club—2 Archaeology Club—4 Ski Club—4 Vice-president—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3 Pep Club—3 Winter Carnival Committee—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Musical Choreographer—3, 4 Field Hockey—3, 4 Softball—3 Homeroom Representative—3, 4 KENNETH McHUGH “Ken” Sequence | Engineering Society—2 Varsity Club—3 Chess Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Swimming—2, 3, 4 Interclass Play—4 MAUREEN ELISE McHUGH “Mic” Sequence | Pep Club—3 President—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—3, 4 Debate Club—4 Language Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Fall Dance Committee—4 Basketball—3 Softball—2, 3, 4 Interclass Play—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 JAMES MELANSON “Jimmy” Varsity Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Football—2, 3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 TIMOTHY METIVIER “Tim” Sequence III D.E. D.E.C.A.—4 GARY MICKEY “Mick” Sequence I] Drama Appreciation Club—3, 4 Supper Committee—3 Baseball—3 DIANE MILES Sequence II Art Club—2 Future Homemakers Club—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher— 3 CAROL MILLER Sequence || Supper Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 RICHARD MILLER JR. “Nod” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 RAY MILTON “Milty” Football—1, 2, 3 Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA MITCHELL ‘Pat’ Sequence | Future Nurses Club—2, 3, 4 Secretary—4 Girls’ athletic Association—3, 4 Ski Club—3 Bridge Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Field Hockey—3 Softball—2, 3, 4 Basketball—-2 GREGORY MONIZ “Chi Chi” Sequence III Football—2, 3, 4 Student Cabinet—2 TONY MONTAGNA Sequence II Music Club—4 DIANE MORAND_ “Diny” Sequence II Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Majorette—3, 4 National Honor Society—3, 4 Future Secretaries—Club—4 Musical Production Committee—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3 Tennis—2, 4 Basketball—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 JAN MORRILL Sequence | Science Club—4 Class Supper Committee—4 Graduation Usher—2 Index GARY MORROW Sequence II Varsity Club—3, 4 Cross Country—3, 4 Track—2, 3, 4 DAVID MURPHY “Murf” Sequence II Ski Club—3 Stamp Club—4 WILLIAM MUNSON — “Willie” Sequence | Engineering Club—2, 3 Graduation Usher—2 BRUCE NICKLESS Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 BARRY NILES Sequence | Italian Club—3 HERBERT NOCK “Tim” Sequence | Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Dance Band—2, 3, 4 Band—2, 3, 4 Cross Country—4 School Musical—2, 4 RENEE NORMANDIN Sequence II Art Club—2 Physical Education Club—4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2 PATRICE NUTTING “Pati” Sequence | Italian Club—2 Art Club—3 Press Club—3 Ski Club—4 Reading Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Musical Production Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 JOHN O’BRIEN ‘Obie’ Sequence II Italian Club—3 Chess Club—4 MARILYN OLSON “Merl’’ Sequence II Supper Committee—3 Guidance Office Assistant—3 15] 152 JANICE ORDWAY Sequence | Future Teachers of America—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Reading Club—4 French Club—2 Choral Club—2 School Musical—2, 3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 KENNETH OSBORN Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 PETER OSOWSKI “Pete’’ Sequence III Engineering Society—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Supper Committee—4 Audio-Visual Assistant—4 RICHARD PARENT “Dickie” Electronics—1, 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND PATRINELLI ‘Ray’ Sequence | Italian Club—3 Bridge Club—4 Vice-president—4 CHARLES PATTI “Chuck” Sequence II Archaeology Club—4 Supper Committee—3 Baseball—2 LINDA PAWELSKI “Lin” Sequence | Gymnastics Club—2 Choral Club—2, 3 Physical Education Club—4 Leaders Club—4 Drama Club—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Vice-president—4 Supper Committee—3 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 MARK PEARSON “Markie” Sequence | Chess Club—2 Interact Club—3 Bridge Club—4 Band—2 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Language Club—4 Graduation Usher—2 Senior JAMES PEGK = eeJinis Sequence | German Club—2 Chess Club—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Track=2,,374 Cross Country—3, 4 Wrestling—3 Graduation Usher—2 REED PELLETIER ‘Reedie”’ Sequence II Supper Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Football—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Class Vice-president—3 Student Cabinet—3, 4 President—4 Office Assistant—3, 4 STEVEN PERLA Sequence II Ski Club—2 Supper Committee—4 BETTY PETERSON Sequence | Italian Club—3 Book Club—4 LOIS PIANO Sequence | Future Teachers of America—2 Reading Club—4 Pep Club—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3 Homeroom Representative—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 PATRICIA PICHETTE “Pat” Sequence II Art Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Basketball—2 Secretarial Assistant—4 JOHN ANGELO PICUCCI ‘Jack’ Sequence | Good Government Club—2, 3 Vice-president—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 Index SANDRA PIERCE “Sandy” Sequence II Drama Club—3 Secretarial Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 DANIEL PIPER “Danny” Sequence | Art Club—2, 3 Secretary Engineering Society—4 Vice-president—4 Track—2 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 LINDA PIRO Sequence II Travel Club—3 Chess Club—4 Supper Committee—3 Office Assistant—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 BERTROM PLASTER Machine—1, 2, 3, 4' PAUL POSCO “Pierre” Sequence | Interact Club—3, 4 Archaeology Club—4 Track—3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 LARRY PREVILLE ‘Lar’ Sequence II D.E.C.A.—4 PAOLA A. RADICCHI Sequence | Choral Club—2, 3, 4 French Club—2, 3 Language Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Interclass Play—3, 4 Office Assistant—3, 4 Girls’ State Representative—3 DIANE RADLEY “Di” Sequence | National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Treasurer—4 Spectator Staff—2 Girls’ athletic Association—3, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Language Club—4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 German Club—3 French Club—3 Supper Committee—3, Play Reading Committee—4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Field Hockey—3 Softball—2 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 School Musical—2 NANCY RAFUSE Sequence || Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 JUDITH RESSEGUIE “Judy” Sequence | Art Club—2, 3 French Club—3 Language Club—4 Reading Club—4 President—4 Supper Committee Hostess—3, 4 Interclass Play Committee—4 Intermural Basketball—4 Class Secretary—3, 4 Office Assistant—3, 4 Nurse’s Assistant—4 WILLIAM REYNOLDS “Willy” Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 ELAINE RICCI Sequence II Handcraft Club—2 Ski Club—3, 4 Cheerleader—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 CLAUDE RICHARD Sequence III JOHN RICHARD “J.P.” Sequence III Chess Club—3, 4 Homeroom Representative—3 FLORENCE RIGGS “Flo” Sequence | Art Club—2 Reading Club—3 Writing Club—3 Ski Club—4 Future Nurses Club—3 Pep Club—2 Supper Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3 153 154 Office Assistant—3 Basketball—2 Softball—2 HOWARD J. RINGER Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 Class President—4 Candy Sale Committee—4 Student Government Day Representative—4 “Howie” MODESTO RIVERA Sequence | Italian Club—2, 3 slitow BARBARA ROBERTS Italian Club—2 Art Club—3 Cheerleader—3, 4 Captain—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 “Barb” SANDRA ROBERTS Sequence II Press Club—2, 3, 4 D.E.C.A.—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Homeroom Representative—3 D.E.C.A. Dance Committee—4 “Sandie” BARBARA ROBICHAUD “Barb” Sequence II] D.E.C.A.—4 Homemakers Club—4 Supper Committee—2, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 PHYLLISER@ yee Phils Sequence II Supper Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 STEPHEN RUBERTI “Steve” Sequence | Italian Club—2, 3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Graduation Usher—2 LEROY SALVI Sequence II Dance Band—2 Art Club—3 Drama Appreciation Club—3 President—3 D.E.C.A.—4 dd Wore Senior Supper Committee—3 Baseball—2, 3 Wrestling—3 School Musical—2 ‘ RONALD SANTUCCI Sequence | French Club—3 Language Club—4 Reading Club—4 Holiday Dance Committee—3 “Ronnie’ RICHARD SAROA Sequence II Varsity Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Football—3, 4 Wrestling—3, 4 Co-captain—4 Track=3 4 “Doc” DIANE SAUCIER Sequence II Ski Club—2 Home Economics Club—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Supper Committee—4 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 SUSAN SCARAMUZZI Sequence | Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—3, 4 Ski Club—2 Language Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Interclass Play—2 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Field Hockey—2, 3 Tennis—4 Softball—2, 3 School Musical—3 “Suee JOANNE SENUTA Sequence | Art Club—3, 4 Secretary—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Musical Production Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 JUDY SHAW Sequence II Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Travel Club—3 President—3 Library Club—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Sorfbalt—2 374. Tennis—2 Field Hockey—3 SUSAN SHEPARD “Sue” Sequence | Debate Club—2 Choral Club—3, 4 Future Nurses Club—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Musical—2 Majorette—3, 4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 STEPHEN SMITH “Steve” Sequence II Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Bridge Club—4 Supper Committee—3 Golf—3, 4 ROBERT SPARKS “Herk’’ Sequence III D.E. D.E.C.A.—4 THOMAS SPARKS “Sparksy” Sequence || Ski Club—2 Italian Club—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 Baseball—2, 4 DOMENIC SPINELLI “Chaz” Sequence II SHERRYL ST. CYR “Sherry” Sequence II Art Club—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Magnet Business Staff Manager—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Secretarial Assistant—4 JAMES STEFFANIDES “Steff” Sequence | Varsity Club—3, 4 Track—2 Basketball—2 BERTHA ST. GERMAIN “Betty” Sequence I! D.E. Knitting Club—2 Home Economics Club—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—4 D.E.C.A.—4 Supper Committee—3 Basketball—2, 4 Field Hockey—2, 4 Softball—3 Index WILLIAM STORM — “Bill’’ Sequence III Chess Club—3, 4 TIBOR J. TAMAS “Teddy” Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling—3, 4 Interact Club—2, 3, 4 Pres—4__ Vice-pres.—3 Magnet Editor—4 Secretarial Assistant—2, 3, 4 MARIE TAMBEAU | “Tiny” Sequence II Supper Committee—4 ROGER THIBAUDEAU “Togo” Sequence II Chess Club—4 Pres Club—3 Italian Club—2 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 PAUL THOMAS Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 RIGHARDS [OGClaae Axe Sequence | Supper Committee Chairman—3 Junior-Senior Prom Chairman—3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Football—2 Class President—3 Student Cabinet—2, 3, 4 Treasurer—4 SIMON TONKIN Sequence | Debate Club—2, 3, 4 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Tennis—4 EDWARD JOHN TORCOLETTI Sequence | Magnet Business Staff—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Football—4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Baseball—3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 SELMO TORCOLETTI Sequence II Magnet Editorial tSaff—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Football—2, 3, 4 Homeroom Representative—3 RElIOn 155 156 Senior PAULINE TOURIGNY Sequence II Engineering Society—2 D.E.C.A.—4 President—4 CHARLES TOUSIGNANT “Chaz” Electronics—2, 3, 4 ELAINE TRACY Sequence II Future Teachers of America—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 School Musical—2, 3, 4 KATHLEEN UNDERWOOD “Kathy” Sequence | French Club—3 German Club—3 Debate Club—3, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Secretary—4 Magnet Co-Editor—4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Supper Committee—3, 4 School Musical—2 Band—2 Majorette—3 JACQUES VACHON “Jack” Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 FRANCIS VARGO “Ringo” Sequence III Varsity Club—4 Football—2, 3 Track—4 PAULA VAILLETTE Sequence II Ski Club—3 Cheerleader—3, 4 Co-Captain—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Softball—2 Tennis—2 Secretarial Assistant—4 Senior Reception Usher JAMES VALERI “Coolie” Sequence II] Varsity Club—4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Football—2, 3, 4 PAUL THOMAS Drafting 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES TOUSIGNANT Electronics—2, 3, 4 JACQUES VACHON Machinest—1, 2, 3, 4 KATHLEEN VERGE “Kathy” Sequence II Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Drama Appreciation—3 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Secretarial Club—4 Musical Productions—2, 3, 4 Sphagetti Supper Committee—4 Winter Carnival Committee—2 Softball—2, 3 Tennis—2, 4 Basketball—2, 3 SUSAN VERGE “Sue” Sequence | Future Nurses—2, 3, 4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Language Club—3, 4 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Drama Appreciation—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2 Spahetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Interclass Plays—2 Musical Production—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3 Softball—3, 4 Tennis—2, 4 PAUL VINTURI Sequence II Spaghetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Travel Club—3 Secretarial Club—4 JILL WALLACH Sequence | Future Teacher—4 Ski Club—4 Language Club—4 Musical Production—4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 PETER WALTON Sequence | Pre Law Club—3 Language Club—4 Magnet Business Staff—4 Spaghetti Supper Committee—4 Basketball—2 RICHARD WARD “Woody” Sequence II Varsity Club—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Football—3, 4 THOMAS RANDALL WEEKS Sequence | Music Club—2 Dance Band—4 Spaghetti Supper Committee—4 Swimming—4 Musical Productions—2, 3 STEVEN WEIGEL Sequence | Gymnastics Club—2 Ski Club—3 Reading Club—4 Spaghetti Supper Committee—3 Track—3 Swimming—2, 3, 4 Interclass Plays—4 GAIL WELVAERT Sequence | Future Teachers—2, 3, 4 National Honor Society—3 Spaghetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Interclass Plays—3 Office Assistant—4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Homeroom Representative—4 STEPHEN WHITE Sequence | Library Club—3 Drama Appreciation—3, 4 President—4 Spaghetti Supper Committee—3 Musical Production—3, 4 Office Assistant—-4 “Whitey” WILLIAM WHITTON — ‘Whit’ Sequence | Engineering Society—3, 4 President—4 Interclass Plays—2 JOYCE WILES Sequence || Orchestra—2 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Musical Production—3, 4 Interclass Plays—3 SUSAN WILKINSON Sequence II Engineering Society—3, 2 Basketball—2 DONALD WRIGHT Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 Index “Randy” DEBORAH ZOMLEFER Sequence | Chess Club—3 Ski Club—2 Language Club—3 Drama Appreciation—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Spaghetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Musical Production—4 Field Hockey—3, 4 “Debi” Basketball—2 Softball—2, 3 Tennis—2 Interclass Play—4 Guidance Assistant—4 CAROLYN MUDGETT “Carol” Sequence | Future Nurses Club—2, 3, 4 President—4 Reading Club—4 Language Club—4 Spaghetti Supper Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 DONNA RACINE Sequence || Secretarial Club—4 Spaghetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 JOHN FORTIN Sequence | Debate Club—2 Varsity Club—3, 4 Magnet Business Staff—4 Track=2,3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 JUDITH CROSSMAN Sequence | Art Club—2, 3, 4 Pep Club—3 Spaghetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 “Judy” MICHAEL D‘INNOCENZO — “Stinger” Sequence III Varsity Club—3, 4 Chess Club—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Supper Committee—3, 4 Graduation Set-up Committee—3 Football—2, 3,:4 158 In Memory In our last few days before graduation, let us remember one of our classmates, Colleen MacDonald. Although she was with us for only a few short weeks, those of us who knew her will never forget her. ig a ag rere i « Asp fact ee ee re agi erie BBN We salute you! Congratulations and the best luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a perma- nent 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 finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! New England's Largest School Photographers LORING STUDIOS 159 . . Ge . Te) weirs al i i President—Reed Pelletier Vice President—Richard Armstrong Secretary—Ann Fusco Treasurer—Edward Torcoleti Best Wishes to the Class of ‘67 160 Compliments of BANNER MOLD DIE COMPANY 16] Compliments of E. |. duPONT de NEMOURS COMPANY, INC. 162 Compliments of F L STREET RAILWAY COMPANY 163 164 Compliments of FOSTER GRANT COMPANY Compliments of GIGUERE DRUG CO. |. M. CARLUCCIO, B.S. PROP. LEEDS M. CARLUCCIO, B.S. M.S. KENT K. CARLUCCIO, B.S. JOHN L. HOWARD, B.S JOSEPH A. FRIGOLETTO, JR. B.S. ARTHUR H. QUINT, B.S. 138 Spruce Street Leominster, Massachusetts Tel. 534-8137—7-705| Medical Center 71 Pleasant Street 537-1377 “The Most Complete Prescription Department In Worcester County” WHOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGISTS FOR EMERGENCY CALL 537-7324 Compliments of E. B. KINGMAN COMPANY PLASTIC PRODUCTS Leominster, Massachusetts 165 Compliments of PARAGON PLASTICS, INC. Compliments of Compliments of A. B. C. USED AUTO PARTS ANDERSON-PERRY INSURANCE AGENCY 537-0920 TELETYPE SERVICE Compliments of ARROW SHIRT 167 Compliments of BERT’S VARIETY Compliments of BORDEN CHEMICAL COMPANY 168 Compliments of DRAMA APPRECIATION CLUB Compliments of GIRL’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 169 170 Compliments of Compliments of LEWIS FURNITURE SHOPS LUBIN’S INC. At Fitchburg COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS Compliments of Cots Nolim MAGNET aie. Me? i TSS [beeen xa TERCOLETT! EDVARD wee Bll (Ga ers John Oterees D ove Beste Debbi “Ractimo BS fe) pe) Mf See Compliments of MAGNET Editorial Staff Compliments of Compliments of MASSACHUSETTS MINUTE MAN ELECTRIC COMPANY SAND and GRAVEL 71 Main Street Ready Mix Concrete Leominster, Massachusetts Radio Dispatched LATTANZIO BROTHERS 171 172 Best Wishes to Compliments of the Graduating Class PLASTIC ACADEMY 1967 PRODUCTS CORP. A FRIEND Leominster, Massachusetts Compliments of PLASTICRAFT OF LEOMINSTER, INC. Compliments of RAND WHITNEY CORP. Compliments of PLASTIC TURNING Compliments of ROCKDALE’S 130 Water Street GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '67 173 Compliments of Compliments of STANDARD SOLAR TOOL COMPANY CHEMICAL CORPORATION Compliments of T T CANTEEN Catering Service Industrial Foods 282 Sixth Street Leominster, Massachusetts PATSY TONY Compliments of UNITED TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Compliments of WACHUSETT GAS COMPANY 71 Main Street Compliments of WEST STREET VARIETY BEVERLY AND ANTHONY COSENZA Prop. 175 176 Compliments of A. J. ALLEN INC. Il. G. A. FOODLINERS Home of Better Foods Compliments of ALLEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of bd Sy: ART CLUB Compliments of Compliments of BEAUDOIN BROS. INC. BENOIT FURNITURE Leominster, Massachusetts COMPANY, INC. Compliments of BLOCK'S INC. Compliments of C. E. BUCKLEY, INC. COMPLETE LINE OF Religious Articles Medals, Rosaries, Holy Pictures Prayer Books, Missals Statues, Crucifixes, Nativity Sets Compliments of CHESS CLUB Compliments of CENTRAL PLASTICS CORPORATION Compliments of BOSTON FISH MARKET Seatood Specialists Compliments of CASTLE PLASTICS, INC. 401 Lancaster Street Leominster, Massachusetts 177 178 Compliments of COLONIAL COFFEE SHOP (Formerly Little Kitchen) 2! Central Street 537-7118 Compliments of CROWLEY ASSOCIATES INC. 800 Central Street Leominster, Massachusetts 01453 Compliments of DIADEM INC. Compliments of CRANE'S PACKAGE STORE INC. 58 Central Street Compliments of CROSSMAN'S MARKET Compliments of DOMINIC DeCIANTES and SONS FLORIST SPL i bY eee camels. ist Compliments of DUMONT SUPPLY COMPANY 580 North Main Street Leominster, Massachusetts Compliments of FRANKEL'S Follow the High School Crowd Compliments of W. A. FULLER LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of ENGINEERING SOCIETY Compliments of FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Compliments of GARIEPY FURNITURE INC. 179 180 Compliments of GREEN'S DRUG STORE Compliments of IMPERIAL AUTO BODY Phone 342-6061 School of Hair Design 219 Main Street, Fitchburg, Massachusetts Day and Evening Classes Compliments of JACK'S First in Family Footwear Athol Leominster 1290 MAINST.+ ROUTE 13 NO. LEOMINSTER, MASS. Compliments of LEOMINSTER FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 46 Main Street—Leominster, Massachusetts Compliments of LEOMINSTER FIREFIGHTERS Compliments of JAYRON CORP. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '67 Compliments of LEOMINSTER CREDIT UNION Compliments of LEOMINSTER MOTOR SALES Your Friendly Ford Dealer'’ 18] 182 Compliments of LIBRARY CLUB Compliments of MASON BOWLING CENTER 640 North Main Street Leominster, Massachusetts Compliments of CHARLES and EUGENE McCAFFREY ANTIQUES 176 Main Street Leominster, Massachusetts Compliments of McCRELL'S ESSO STATION Compliments of LUKON, INC. Compliments of THE MAYO AGENCY Compliments of THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF LEOMINSTER MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM U. S. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY Compliments of Compliments of MILES KEDEX COMPANY MEMBRINO MOLD SERVICE INC. 124 Central Street Leominster, Massachusetts Compliments of NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Compliments of Compliments of BERNARD O'DONNELL PAINT SHOP 10 Whitman Street SPORT MART RAYMOND MONVEILLE Owner: RENE GAGNE 188 Main Street 184 Compliments of A. M. ROBBINS ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments of RUBIN'S CLOTHING GOEFEE SHOPRPESING: 10 Prospect Street—Leominster, Massachusetts Dial KEystone 4-9825 BEA — SHEILA — PETE Compliments of ROBICHAUD'S JEWELER'S Compliments of ROMA PASTRY SHOP Lancaster Street Victory Plaza Leominster, Massachusetts 537-3966 We Specialize In ITALIAN BREAD— WEDDING BIRTHDAY CAKES Compliments of RUTH LEE 7-9 Park Street Leominster, Massachusetts Main Street—West Dennis Compliments of SANBORN MACHINE DIE COMPANY, INC. Compliments of Compliments of SECRETARIAL CLUB SHAPLEY BROTHERS Compliments of Compliments of Links: STANDARD PYROXOLOID SKI CLUB CORPORATION Compliments of Compliments of SOUTH END MARKET STAR MANUFACTURING 1142 Central Street COMPANY Leominster, Massachusetts Where Quality and Service Come Firsts 186 Compliments of Compliments of STUDENT BROTHERS TRI-SUM SHOE STORE POTATO CHIP Leominster—Gardner—Fitchburg Tel. 534-8016 Compliments of Compliments of TIM'S DINER FLORENCE TATA BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of WERNER'S Compliments of SPORTING GOODS SKI SHOP E. K. WILLARD, INC. 34 Monument Square—Leominster, Massachusetts The Class of 1967 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 1967 and its friends will reciprocate, whenever possible, by patronizing these merchants. We wish to extend special thanks to all the faculty and student body of Leominster High School for their kind assist ance in preparing this year's MAGNET. THE EDITORS Advertising Index emp mesUSed AUTOtParts: 21.7. teceles nannies 167 Dom GLI Cast icrg-t. tte he ae ie ee 176 hein ® DESEICle SICLG .6 60 ses nome as 176 Anderson-Perry Insurance ...........+.45- 167 vical SURG Ga See Bik Gace ean eee 167 Soh (CLIN) «dy cet gf ly ee A ay 176 Banner Mold Die Company ............ 161 pe erIGMEDTOS MING rn rey ere’. ren oars 176 metaioy! TRU elena os eae eye eer en an WAS shoe's. [fives ig feeb apn Rie aaa ra IRA BomcmmcenemicalkGOmpany .4. 2 .!. + sss. 168 Secret TRA ETCH cman peirare i nein Les, © 7, lalwalla aad [a Teetee mone Real ieee Perera 7, eS CMIASTICS INC cae sett ce er eee AF cress (lle) 23%, Erte: weanae) Rar otra re WA De RT el MI ASLICS MEO L.©.} cos) 2 cv. Jot ts! wh sea soiete ater. V7. MoO aISCOLEEEONODT ieee... cos bls chs cvelene 178 MerIGSERGCKAGESSIOle rrr a... t.relnicicset ee eve 178 ese rei E ET Go Gs A lees renee Meoiearieee ee 178 rowley AssociatestInCat mies circ sce eae se 178 Dominic DeCiantes andiSonsis4-% 0. ee 178 Cylage (tes Be ak eee eee teas Sore ome 178 DraniasApprectation GIUD ie ss..ics:, vers esas 169 DUMOn sou PDIVACOMPONy Verrerat.'. c0 crelsts see) « 179 E. 1. duPont De Nemours Company, Inc. ..... 162 ENGInceningGEoOcietyereees. eee, aes ee Foe 179 F-CaleotreetsRailwa yarns 1. Siena mee oe 163 Losteta Cranig Compan Veer, i =enane anes eee 164 Erankelis hacer tec eee ew in ee mere een mene ee Weg W. A. Fuller Lumber Company ............ 179 FUTUrem eacners.G@|UD mesa icrr tenmen mer nee 179 Ganlepy -EUInITUre: | NC meres ton ae tee ie meee PAS Gigueres Drug Com pally sae tert tee 164 GirlisATHIeticn ASSOCIATION mer. arte. terns ete 169 Cie. (BINe) SUC: A ee ee a ees Rae eo 180 inaperial eAULOR DOC Y seventeen. een. vay og ne 180 RACKIS MMe RE est os coche eeUs sa same crore tadccer nee 180 ery TOMMmCOLDOLALON ae eictewetas ce sebsis tens h ene 18] SED mNINnGMmanCOMpanVa sn = state eemeeeeue ee 165 Feominsters Credit, UNION s. 0.00 eee oe 18] Leominster Federal Savings Loans Association™ sets srs ctee corre Seer et 181 Leominstersbiretighterss re -rete rater aenetemte eens 18] feominstemMotomoalesesa. 7 sree: -ieener en. | 18] LEWiSPEUrNItUTesOMOPS Mss -e-tereen et: ene eer, 170 NibraryeGlu beeen ee eee eer. oe eeee es 182 LOFINGROTUCIOS seyer sp eretst tte waehercls fet, secretes 159 ih epg aa lehe GB retry Ces HAO RAD OG Sak 170 Advertising Index LukonsIncis yeh ont: seed tee Senet 182 Roma: Pastry Shope... sae eee 184 Magner BUsiness statte. «...... sear aan ee ee 170 RUbin’s Clothing 5... «.-n-t 184 Magnet Editorial:Stattin. «2 )-) ae eeeenne re Al Ruth Leese. ee en 184 Mason Bowling, Center... essere oe 182 Sanborn Machine Die Company Inc. ...... 185 E ic’ Centere.. 2. oe ere NERC elite (STi vA. Secretariali Glubm2 9... hs. 2 185 MayortAgency = heist ae eee eee 182 Shapley Brothers] Nm. a6 2: see cee eee 185 McCatirey “Antiques «223 a0. crea en cee 182 Ski) Club. S54 ree dette ne ee, er 185 MWeCrellis Essosstationae: = 4. teens 182 Solar Chemical’ Corps emer te ae 174 Merchants’ National Bank....-) semen ree 183 south End’ Marketecne epee 185 Membrino = Mold §service reas ene wen nrn ere 183 Standard Pyroxoloid Corp.s.).) usr 185 MilesikKedex. Company ews teee ee eee 183 Standard’ Tool’ Company.) 3. .- eaee 174 Minute Man Sand and Gravel ............. 171 palaeta pe acer soca it Ac Friend... cea foc ee eee eae (WA Star Manuractring Compal 5st [Se National Honor Society ......-..eeee ee eee 183 Student Brothers Shoe Store 2 )15cey nena 186 O'Donnelli Monveilles: 2 eer 183 T T Canteen Catering Service ............ 74 Paint Shop Sport Marina. rant eee 183 ey. Val CHR 160 Paragon Plastics Ince.) asm -enee cern 166 Tri-Sum Potato Chip Company) ss. =e ane 186 Plastics Academy Products Corp. .......... 172 Tim’‘s Diner’ vee cto ee 186 Plasticratt of Leominster, ||nGaaeqeuasaem cern hZ2 Florence Tata Beauty Shop 2. ...5.45 eee 186 Plastic? TUrnINgG (thy = « 9 reece eee 173 United Transportation Company .........-- 175 Rand-Whitney Corp. Pee ce ea Oke 73 Wachusett Gas Company OE rye ar 175 A. M. Robbins Electric Company .......... 184 West Street Variety... ais. arena 175 Robichaud’s� Jewelers? aa. %.s, sien scams 184 Werner's Sporting Goods ......+++++0+0+5 186 Rockdale’s 6... eee eee eee eee ee eee ee 173 E.K. Willard, Inc)... s seatenne See 186 188 General Index eH MCS MMC te otcatis fois ietbisis neicct bicrele vie soca eiele «.sueterel iin eal. UBTel Cel C25 5 ee We ea ae ae eee a oF CPUC ENR ikea 25a os 37; “ro geh EET ei Sy hale SoeAn en mnie Rene eee ie a O74 PETS OD LIANG Met anes is ects see a coh aree Sia chanallitess.. 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BroderickssJOliimesmctere tnt ere Cer eae 43, 139 Brooxsea Dennis ace oteis ote fi usle toe eee AS malo BROWN COlG acctece cinceieccncis stes eke a Le etereres stots 43, 139 E1Uj CsA fo) gle) ee rere sana ARO Re RENERS ictal © 43, 139 BUfapeLhOmas Gare risa se siti s peveuey + Searchers chet cl the a ote 44, 139 Burchstéad woharon sam ee ecient ie on ek eeeete eee 44 BOrnetipeMaXxine 2.5. terete scot ce cicte eeu Neneh) hans ter 44, 139 BOUTlerrE AVI 0 ie ieee ee eee tee ree 44, 139 AISSE ONIN reenact eters eee eee te ores 44, 139 CAISSE BKENNEHI cas ec alercr cr otedetorecateiein arte = cheer aetaee 44, 139 SR1SSE Me OTEPNEM Pave wusoe were es ste abae enetaiine oes Gc 44, 139 Ce al OUI Gens Syare ao ne ean tenet cne ooo as ae oe 44, 139 CAMO mtr AU lumntaaets Seas via taeterene Po tete so ots cna ate AO es SAD OCOLAMELLNCG Mec were ceete ee eta ceatae fe eye els! as eter AS malay Ehferetatan (TATE uo aidacae eerie cS sateen Pare ao teogt O tr 45, 140 BECOME MED AU Beemer rec acl cisietvie is aa 6 ahs sete, wie ene te oven 10) BRE MRI OV CE Bee teeters ave. “ees score + � 06. 6 sielv poh wietsiene 45, 140 conte: MWATETIY 2s oR CA San er cade ni 45, 140 ENV STOW CHAIONG saat. is sink: civ cone ecete ate ele tetouemer 47, 140 Mpancelaine wDiane vss se fe te ea ele « sterile 47, 140 CA ASCIVITIGRD GIT Vamos iets cise velel sie elereje le selene tenes 47, 140 elisetevifey, Slacigllll nee aoe Len Semen one 47, 140 Glecone Mm PathiClaarersncts sce latec =. crekens curds cone otaieaa lens 47, 140 Glark@ Bruce eu selec ote eteroreing olor ee Steet cea kelntass 47 Glass AdVisOrseacc ets oe cece s evoke se co ototeta a categarsbece ty crs 34 CIASSEGIOWNS Mike ante ost taicteke te clots tele hrs emeacuer 56255 Clase © flicers tare eicrre aie oie oie = crete Aetovese a Mek cir aka. 36 CGA VESMRNIAL Katee arte aid orca 2 een 5 5 eloticl « oP iicay encase 47, 140 Clemente meanaiee ceteris celiac cierateia otolsrwit.sueusheug 47, 140 COlCOrCmE RIC ALG meet et toe. src atato cere s Jnfels = ereouen: 47, 140 @talTNnty, (lelefeiat coon aon Gro OO Gi Rc 48, 140 Comerford CandaCOw cree wicte wis cic c eieie wicks� wees 48, 140 Conant Christies. fyi « 0 ote wiptee ceeiaet 48, 141 Conefrey, Charles. 3... a oct ecu ea oes os wo 48, 141 (Qeigicene Wisela . oberon, yews cece tuee we eee Ke erie h 48, 141 CorbeilpeLinclasete cre cts: det eres saee ar Ssps ay cyan ae 48, 141 General Index Corby Barbara: yuwictsckee coc ce eee eee 48, Corkum; Rober 3 .iccwts cgecs See ene chet eee 48, Cormiera Anne nut veri s)teiehed terpenes ert ee 48, Gormiers Patricia? cn) s.c a en eee 49, Cormier, Williams 2o0nc cv) ccvta eke rere eee 49, Cotes Davidk 82%. A -cierstenete « erehs sheccusl ate cee een ee 49, COTE SLING A. soe sto as cre chi cs ote ateheeee arated 1 ee menor ane 49, CoUsinss Nancy @s cca. rose wi eee eee ee 50) Cranson, Donald s:ease's o45 a « eceer anne ane een e Crawtord, Catherine. .;. . ..vcm mete onl eee 50) Crochetiere,;JovVce 9s. s.r. sce ae ee ee 50, Grossman,JudVea aim eee ee eee 50; Cummings,. Jean .;..0 9 tence 2 crke reek te kee S16) Curriculum: isto. Steere eee re ae Currie) Patricia. 3 cic cle eSets sc ceerereuss ene ie eee ee 50) Cutlery wohn veers Se ee ee ae ee 50; Daggett, Waynes. cas se eee kee canes 50, D'Agostino, Philomena’ sites ce- terrence cde ene cee 50, Daigle (Elizabeth 2x03 ts oe eee ee silly, David, Joanne 25.0 s8 oo an re een nee Sie DavisGerald .. 459, . Yee ee es chee ee 5: Davis? Winifred -oiss..ce tet odes oe si Deckard, Vernione : 5 aici 9 sehen erae tee re eats Totus Dedication yc . saccls 2) phodeecnaisns Cn ereureers ce temriar mete occa DeFusco,- Robéerte-e eG) wn otras steers ans a2) DelGiudice; Jearre 5.5 cso et ee oct ere ete eer ota Ys DePasquale;, JUStiNe sities tee tte ee 525 Desilets. Charles ccs erststes rete ett eather teres 53, DiGeronimo, VINCCNT mee ae tie ete ee etter reer 5S Digniard, “Anita iss. wists «catcher ie steer ieee tate 53; Diggins; John, 2s. o vec seesa ieee tent tetetereny oo) Dionhe;: SUS8N ac. rec eee fice eiete cenctete akatone 53) DiPerri, JaMeS. Siis Sos ve eee eee Sor Donais,,Paulad.. «+ selon we ae eee eee ene 53} LMOPSNy Rita. ciw ates vie Serv 5 ccetensl atehaten i seen eee 53; Donlan; Bryan oe. 5 0%. .% a ele sere eee ee ae eee ee Doucet, Rays owen © srele x eee nc a ee eee ee 54, Doyle; Margaret ..2.... 3 42 95 oe cetera 54, Dupont; SteVeN Pout. os ce cele ee sean eee 54, During; JaMes nc o's cau aie slce uw otetns tare one te 54, England; Rosalie 25..5.4 2...5% 5... she rene oe 54, Faculty’ sine chk ree ee S GRiek OS ee eee ran ralk2 Linda snd cata eee ciaiss eee 5A: 190 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 142 142 142 10 144 FantoZzi;” Peter ay «vais. excccnete soretaio eee rae 54, Firhat . Karenyvsie aks cated ne eee 54; Fini, (Michael ssec s2 2. eee 54, Finn, Michaelis ci. 2 staat ieee oe afey. Fontaine; oUSan oi 4. s ais nays oe oe oe eee 55; Fontaine; (Paul .. .. «eo soe en ee 5a, Fontaine, Ronalds. 2% - G2... Sate et eee 557 POT JON perce ce ch acs cle eta ee 56, Frazier, J@SSIGOR 4. s s..).'o-s saree eo ee OG; Freda, GROCCOa: sec ee ae ee 56, Friendliest: coe ok oe soe ee ee eee Sie Prye, (Henryo.. e...eae cn rearrange 56, Frye, Leonardiys:. tera: eer ee ee 57, FUSCO,.” ANN. 1-1 icrsvcnsceys’e aes enc Won tak ee ee Sve Gabrieli; Donnas. cach ant cle sone ee 57; Gage; Robert t5.3:1:6:c)2..'a.0 ot ee ee ee 57: Gaillardet, William. .... +. lete, eee 57; Gallagher, -‘Deborah=.. 2.05 ses eee 57. Gallagher, Sharon” 2)2.) anne eee SY f Gaudet, Michael =... 7i o.0. tn tee xa Gauthier, Nancy: 2.24. 15 eee eee a7: Giambroco, ‘Rocco 4 «2.0 42 eS eee 58, Gizzonio, Robert)..o.. . awe cee eee oe 58, Goguen, Janice 2. 2. .. 0 steer eee 58, Greenough, David... b2524te00 oo ee 58, Hammare;) Junes 2.02... see ee 59: Hatch, Norma: =;. 3206.2 ae ee ee 5? Hedstrom, Diane'=.3... 0. ee ee 5o Hembrow;. David, 2... ..).2 cto eee 59, Hemingway, John ...:... 7st ee a9, Henry, Martha) 5: ste cee 2s cee 5g: Hope, Jeremy) = i sieian ales. urale aoe ea Horgan, Anns a cetuas talc le ete 59; Howard; Nancy? i2an 1.2 2c te hcl oF, Howe, Katherine: ... J... oe cee ee eee 60, Huckins, ‘Charles® 220%. 2. ee 60, Huckins,. Kerineth? 44.54.75 8 ee 60, Hutton, William?-7...16. 3 Se ee eee 60, imprescia; Marya yxwws see ee a 60, Jancaitis,..Nancyiiok.s ovis. bee 60, Jancaitis, Richard awison fn ae 60, Jarosz® James €e..5 40.6 08 2 eee 60, General Index MSTISIOLl AEC VIIA ME ete tae nso ct ae ee 60, PEBITIO MER OIOIC Gets crc, nt ye er ee ce. a eae rel PO MVISULECII else cyelits ater eke eee en ah 6l, OPCS. TEU FE AAR aie a Pike 61, BeV LC HOLAI aoc ta cieel eee ne tet hers 6, SMRCRSACMERODGIT Mr. eta etry ot ce de arts coy ces acs d O2F Kleczka, DONNER ee er ee tee nee a 62 SNES (SREY 8 AI CA oh icc mien arn Sar tal ee 62, BRET OUILEYMNOLITIANICI AP ee tet ict: 8s cates char ob ac ae G2, Proce MCA Cue tst- Fer. s,s 6 6.0% be eve 0 eas 63, RE REO AIING Manet av. t eis cio a teere ane eles s oa 63, ge OCH IVE Tie chsiatescate cere cies tke 63, MAIMEMINGIICY metre ones peisie dieiets ota os 63, PRIMUS Metts est ae Ao, sgedeler canes ale skatahs ane 63, Seu eTO MEE LICK ag Lite aise ok ote oie aise eee foe Pee VARIGGNNGLN Ee crate ts cists fie os oe eusials «cet 63, Pee Oe MELAVIC MR IS. 15 oo) is scien ee 3s cesec these soaks Pre NUS Mente ecto cst) cue arp sens cist tee a. (eyo) ee PRIOR ACC ergy teen co ole cher sieve ce Weinte «6 64, BPI COE CLIC Tete os fos cheat a: casi sc weet erase 64, ea MPM VIG Gie clas oy aha che) che ose ¥ eng a iePaves erate 64, eermrICIe ER LNA VIC) Bestede see tie aac 3, vceny area ote wie 64, EPMO UNG terete tcta ic el ehigsrieis sayin avs Seehatartsr ot eke 64, ea PR ULICIA Merete chai cl ccoce auelete sins orale es 6s 64, Pome VAT OAlel tc os oo css se else « a whee oie 5 64, (TPES, CEA Send eNO ard ed ei a rama 64, counts. TCSRTES 2 Sos hope Res erent caer arene are ea 64, ECU OI GES we ele nes. 9 sc soe oslo sce acts ¢ vies a 65, ICU REMFASTOICE Pate hae bcc eis. hes ss a hala ates 65, Ret EMMMEEDICIONIG Soy eons cveus tiers eis x tee cs woke es 6o7 PILLING re trys hts cect tebe ate ee stares 6 ons 65, bcs. TEND ca scateerpes A Grn come AR eras ee aera ar air 66, Miaernersons RODEIt) oc se kee bats See ces 66, Miacane mK anl@engrs sat. o's-cfs.c oon cleee,s suze ere 66, ESL ALY IVIL date ctor Sato c!stenve 6 tele tie face ce eet one 66, AMIAG COT ELT SUC SMe crete cae coe eine oo) site 67; BAe CUSOMER ATCC its se calc ie ciais 6 6 4 crv ie aracn ete G7, here cafe] cg ak Oh Gee OCC REE pre neato 67, NAME NOLAN Se cde oie cacie teeta’ cre te. cols. oa «10 6 67, MATA GON ANCY iss. tisia ctcnte se eie wp ete rss so nis iese 5: yous PS RUISICU DON AIC E ertnC ns tien seein ers scare ta es Gye RACER SELEY IVY Mere ere rat) Wetnn 1 ty, od 0 io te oes - C7. Meat ie Ven OUSAIN Bek ike ci ees tiasete ysis ou ss 67, MCC Ory me ANG mantra: cocks sietela se 6 6! ie]e 0208 01 67, 147 147 147 147 147 147 147 147 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 63 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 67 150 150 150 150 McGeemn Albert saucer are ct ene hue 68, 150 McHUGn ABonhiowmemee tee eee cn a 68, 150 NicHUgGh mE Ken meth peememnrn et we Semen 2. 68, 150 McHugh a Maly ec iememeennnten aC meen yo 68, 150 Nickleney aBrianmeeme tn. rus een ees 68, 150 Melanson Jameseacme sak ae een ee 68, 149 Melanson Paul er eee te 68, 149 Merritt arrank terns ont tory a eet ania 68, 149 Methe-aJoanniewyn aa, pee ee he ne 68 Mickey7tGarye cere eee ec ea ance Meme tne oe 70, 150 Miles’ Diane: shee ene tee ee ee 70, 150 MilleretCarol a: Geese csice ora a, CRON tte ZOeVOO MillereJohiit: sips tee hort hs ae cae eee ae 70, 149 MillepgRichard Basve-e eer creo eee eee ZOSEEDO Mitchellne Pa trictaaeees ween ise eee en OP moO MonizexGregoc yan. pune mia eta reer nd ae ZOROO Monjagna, Anthonys, 0 ee oe ee en 70, 150 Monteverde; Daniel®attst. a tie ees over eee ee 70 Morand’ Dian 6 meen eet ere ere re 740). 150 Morrilly Jans 4 Sree te ree tae te 7OeaI 50 Morrow, (Gary Scere ene eee net eet een, 7 Oma DO Most: Ambitious 2s tees eens eno a eee 75 Most Athletic® 3. nee een eae 42, 61 Most, Bashful ieee serve reeer crete eanence hea mene Alete 0 Most Cheerful. aces ore ere © ot at ee 56, 66 Most: Dependables: a1. meen pcre oe. eee D2nOL Most FlirtattoUsimeepena eater cost teens erences eee 52 miostiinielliG@nitmmesctat ects eer er etree eeete eet sy TA BNOST LIKely. 1OwoUCCEEd etenteer a sr. erecta scene 457.02 MIOSTMISCHIEVOUS sere cistnatsts ts earn ie an he irda ecu ae ae 61 DOSTRPOpU lariat ang. crnere cee geet sere ns Chee ae coca ters 42 MOoSstSCchoOolSpiritern se ee ctctere tte det. soci teerere: hy 7A Mostilalkative skiers cctse seater eial, or Semen ae 46 Mudgeti® Carolyn mesectee eee ee ee rAd aisyes Murrayee Williarimmometrtew aetsce tert aon ett e 71 Niles Nilesse Barr ygecee tee te ecictenst tevchscetetateec tea oete ea PALO WESY, Nock sHerbertaeetce se cairn cities oe eas aus Tee tol Normandina Reneeecssan, snes otsi etre wes vAR Utsy, Nititate,: Iesiighec? vapo oa Bolen Sere ee oe © TPE Ma) Olson maViatily eterno. ctiee stats Wis ees e-0}'s ec 73 ol OSOWSKIMEC CICA hese cde t ets ¢ othitte (ee oa ee ene 73, ou Parentmeiicuial camer. crepe eistatrae tates ts atetera wes yeh aed Patrineli pe RAVIMONG. (rere feta a ecniahs «le ete ote ai Jambo General Index PATI ee KSAT lS yaevecs icee erecta cuees tara a een aire rAty Wail | AULA RICHIOICL Bebe ne see a nee ee etn ee tede taney aT etets 73 PAWEISKEARLINICG ithe are cic te er sta tie eke arenere eros 73, 21D2 PEOISON IVI LiCe cis tate tothe cack orecee Mick eneretemeaer els T3opmLow POC IGITIGSiter. ey a occ ences eawiees «cheese Mea ioncae oes ret Vey) PelletistmReed a cea sat heen te eee yisy Wey: PETA MOTE VEGI or. wie ione ac locei casein te orate oy reenter rps tesy. BRIETSEM AE OCTLY, et a. «eth steiaete s ren , wee eee 74, 152 TAG LOS atuee cucd xl win. svete cate ieee a eee Senet Ca een ne JAvelo2 Picnette, Parricia By..s:. citictuses teeldies ae eee eee 74152 PI CUCC Aes OLIN Meare « acsis te decaes cole sree ee ieee ee TE flat? PiefCe OaNndlar sais care eto ete ee eee ee Fey dean's Pipers Dahiel e...7. ic sri cele s pevegeracehseaseua cee meee JARD2 PIO. aLINGa 5: sade erase ure lature cy re oe eee viy jie Poston Paul: 9a khtid we Ce ceine core Sore beae ere Ama? Presidents’ Message. 5c arc vace ee et oreerecte: eae eas 36 Previlles Lawrence an. nite eres oe cesetaerere ere fein. key: Principals Addfessesi. -. seat sate ster een need eae re 4 ala) RACING LICH due tire aoe cee te een are a ite te eee Tisha Mord Radicctii® Paoiainc nn eo ea oe eee Foy. Pais} RadleyeDianemecns 0 tae micrenciapen sree setae 7677103 RatuseaNanicy werente ee seein x aa atria acces nn ceeer ote Ther 4 ies! REVNGIdSaWUlSiil ctw cae ee eee Pe peers lee 76, 153 Ridch Elaine se oe oot a ee Oe ee tee oe ce eete They | hee Richard, Clavd@ven wre aes «oe re eae cere ae LENOS RIGGS; FIOTENCE te cree. S ctetettais o tceton te es rk. i bey: Ringer, “Howard2a cues sok bcs 3s oes es cree ener 153 Rivera; ModestO™ea.ck.c cect ere Os Tees Ta bi pees Roberts; Barbaraye. - eg wee eee ee ee 77, 153 Roberts? Sandra ..cove cide oe ee ea ve Ud) bess | Robichavid ? Batbata .-0.. 4.70 oose eee Fees Reve LPryllis™ Viqacare cote bacon se tees aa nex Vig bos Roberti. otephen 2. cvs sc oe aces ee ee Tinos She VP, OMOLryl i es. aces 6 ae Me Rao 9 og eee eee oe 78 areermain,, Bertha 2 ice oes ee rate ere eee 78 panied: Ronald eco cceee ee rein atin cle wanes ener 78 SAIVID. LOG. oe vc sas 0 on Co ewe ele Ge eee FOr bos. Sara, RiGa(O.hs oes © cass Oe hie oe ik oe ee A9 ADA SaUGIOh DING ssh oes «bok oA io aera es See 79 Sra rarriuezi, OUSOUL Gs 6c cies Weak obec teeta ate 79, 154 SHOOl -PEPSOUING lars wrecks eae ssie wake uere vie Ot ade; ate teres 8 erg fe ey GAAP Para Ses. 9 ie Rte Os Nie ear Shr apa pm ye ee 32 SONU. JOSTING one Wea so ko nee eins Gee etek S S92 154 Shia Wp JU coats as ake ’s gia a's sik so whee ote erase 795A 192 Shepard, Susan?) 255.5 Vere te 79, 154 Smithy Stephen Pas aie esc tron. cee ere 79, 154 Sparks RODE Ph sce «+ cl clele shee et eee 79, 154 Sparks; Momase ss... «+ eteteiapestene oon eee 79, ee Spinelli7s DOMINIC? : kc atic ce ote ete ane rer 80, 154 SPOrlS dace. 6 cele obs wiclnie ew oye ea 6 weuiste ae 115 Stallings; Stephen ......% .. 2. o « 1: «= see 80 Steffanidés; James... osc ces ecto es ais een 80, 154 SHFONGEST 5 ee ve cies on sae 65 010 so 6 whee a ye Table of ContentS :... 0.000. + «+ sole ce eee Ps Tamas;-' TiDOR TA ete wee a ele claicte. sos oe SO aetoo Tambeau, Marie ccecutr-c etal ccekests. ce eres nena Sly tos Thibaudeau; ROG6rs.:. 62a cdetes sins suet iole open enen Sito Thomas; Paulie i'w. seers stare ore habe ore ee 817 155 Tonkin, -SIMOM .cse. Scan Stereo «crete eterna eenanmen Sle aiso Torcoletti;, Selo 3. tes tt ete cio) = ay Si ioe Torcoletti, Edward (e209 aks hctate «ate ate eter Siwaso Tourigny,. Pavline 2 oe =m snl clel= 2 ee Si ehoo Tousignant, Charles) 2 222-2. «tens erste eee Si ios Tracy, Elaine 23. 22s 22 nee ciee sre hie ere Siow bon Trade School Officers 295... ). se ate itt nee 35 Trade School President’s Message .......-+-+-+eeee- = fe Underwood, Kathleen J o..00. . sci. acre ee oe Pi bs ley Vachon, Jacqueéz 2. i408 otras yee = 82, 155 Valeri, James sc. 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AT pe he ; . , Panne § : epee aed 3 =F DE capeincenmecsaee BANE Sto ty RRR, a A a LAN he RADIO Pre arREN ARN CSPOT Se Ween ge arene oe 4 SPL ne CMA ATR ES I AORTA A dete eH aL AT enlace ee me RIS The 64th Senior Class Production, “The Skin of Our Teeth” under the direction of Mrs. Adams was acclaimed for its success. Special credit should be given to the stu- dent directors Douglas Best and Margaret Doyle for their untiring efforts and devo- tion in organizing the play. Zarmair Shepherd Best Actress and Best Actor Awards were presented to Justine DePasquale and John Broderick for their outstanding performance in the roles of Sabrina and Mr. Antrobus. Awards Assembly Mr. Bird gives special recognition to the proud possessors of the “Pigeon Trophy”. Our cheerleaders close the assembly with the school song. Junior-Senior Kelay The spectators seem worried... but the seniors remain supreme: BB KNOWLEDGE. 1s i FREEDOM {WISDOM Is PEACE Senior Class Picnic “Responsible Dissent” re aks a PRIN to = Graduation 1967 ‘Knowledge Is Freedom; Wisdom Is Peace’ On June 18, 1967, the 97th annual graduation exercises were held in the Leominster High School auditorium. The invocation was given by Reverend Samuel J. Riggs and followed by the National Anthem. The program included the songs “The Impossible Dream” and ‘Born Free” which were selected and sung by the entire class. Donald Cranson, president of the class of 1967, presented the class gift, an outdoor bulletin board, to Joseph McMilleon, president of the class of 1968. a dl “The American “Collective Labor Movement” Dissent’ Highlighting the program were the essays given by the four highest ranking scholastic seniors. The essayists speaking on “Dissension” were Justine DePasquale, Howard Ringer, Kathleen Underwood, and Simon Tonkin. They treated the topic in a positive light trying to show how dissension, a problem of their time, could be used in a constructive manner. The program ended with the presentation of diplomas by Mayor Ralph W. Crossman. “Individual Dissent” Jeanne Lagoy CLASS MARSHALS i Presentation of class gift ‘hisinnhca Patrick LaPointe CTY Maal Girls’ Softball And Tennis eam fe Po wey Se Leamnee ee Oe ee anal Golf The golf team, under the tutelage of Mr. Gerald Aubuchon, had another successful season. The link men hope for a good season next year also but will be hard pressed to replace the four players lost through graduation. Steve Smith Anthony Montagna Tennis Tennis is one of the newer sports on the Leominster High athletic scene. This year’s team showed much improve- ment and was awarded with an ex- panded fourteen match season. Coach George Schroeder attributes the team’s development to co-captains Simon Ton- kin and Michael Bedard and the team members, Brian McCarthy, Kenneth MacDonald, Timothy Tyler, John Cur- ley, Michael Hutchinson, Everett Par- menter, and Frank Vargo. Dick Armstrong Pete Fantozzi MINST poMinsl ONE OMINS) The Leominster High School baseball team under the direction of Mr. William Johnson this year proved to be one of the greatest teams Leominster has ever had. Team cap- tain Don Cranson along with the co-operation of the other diamond dusters Jack Picucci, Paul Fontaine, Mike Marchand, Marty Salvatore, John Culley, Nick Bergman, Roy Levesque, and Greg Picucci worked together to bring home the N.C.M.C. Championship which later took them into the Dis- trict IIl play offs. Unfortunately, however, the team had a few bad breaks and they just missed the championship. Team captain Jack Picucci Don Cranson a ae y Paul Fontaine a? geen ey iii fo ste gy ree Ps ee $ $s: $s; an es gt $Me PF” git Co-captains: Dennis Baldwin and John Caisse Track And Field Results of Track and Field Leominster 64 Lunenburg 66 Leominster 79 St. Bernards L y) Leominster Val Notre Dame 56 Leominster 32 Fitchburg 99 Leominster 46 Doherty 51 South 31 Leominster 61 Gardner 70 Leominster 66 Marlboro 53 Leominster 13 N.C.M.C. Relays 6th Place Leominster 28 District Ill 3rd Place Leominster 21 N.C.M.C.: 3rd Place Records Established Mile Relay Team: Dennis Baldwin, James Stef- fanides, Michael Finn, William Carter 3:35.1 880 Relay: Alan Anderson, James Steffanides, Michael Finn, William Carter 1:34.9 High Jump: John Fortin 511134 220: John Caisse 2225 180 Low Hurdles: Paul Posco 23:0 D.E. Day At Grants The members of the Distributive Educa- tion class were offered the opportunity to experience a morning in the business world by Grants of Leominster. During the year’s course the students had been learning the techniques of better business, and they ap- plied their knowledge in this first co-op- erative venture between store and school. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Dallas, Texas a iat ountly —ipccrneingataan stir eat is meer einer r Ay ae J ““p Ye at Cae har 4