Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1968 volume:

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These halls have been witness to students settling down after vacation ... cramming for an exam ... feeling enthusiasm and unyielding school spirit ... enjoying a Peanuts book rushing into the pandemonium of the cafeteria ... fond memories SS mon a Pre AR NOSH RY NS BLS See 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS as Eacultvareererr ee IO Curriculum............ 16 SCHIOLSe en ee Organizations........ 86 eh ae g Student Life..........106 SONOS Tones sncsase LAS Principal Emile §. Johnson Congratulations! May you continue to work diligently in the vocation you have chosen. Remember what Benjamin Franklin said—’‘He who hath a trade hath an estate.” Industry is looking for young, energetic and willing workers who will give an hour’s labor for an hour's honest wages. May you uphold the standards that have been set before you. Good luck. Assistant Principal John F. Joyce Because we in education like and work in happy prox- imity to your generation, we are presumed to be authori- ties on your actions and reactions, your opinions and out- looks, your convictions and beliefs, your manners and mores, your aspirations and dreams—in short, we are expected to be thoroughly and conscientiously informed about you and your world. So when your elders ask such questions as “What are young people really like nowadays?” or, more often, “What is wrong with the present younger generation?” my answer must be: “From the privilege of being oc- cassionally allowed insight into their world, | have to say that nothing is wrong with them. They are no worse than we were at the corresponding age. They are, in fact, better. They are far more mature and balanced; they have more solid values. Therefore, let us stop focusing on the minority fringe of social deviates and appreciate the true worth of the ninety-nine per cent whose decen- cies and virtues never make the headlines.” | salute the good class of 1968 as typical of this ninety- nine per cent. | congratulate you on the wealth of your accomplishment up to this time. | am grateful for the promise of your future. | thank you for the inspiration you have afforded my calling during the past three years. | look forward with eager and confident expectation to the world you will make for us. May our paths cross again and often. � ‘| | i | i 1] : { ‘ i Principal Charles D. Bird At this particular time in our society many paramount issues are being analyzed and debated. Deeply seated traditions, social mores, protocol and institutions have been and will be revised as a result. You are in the midst of an age where pursuit of the truth plays a grow- ing role. In America, where the pioneer spirit is evidenced with pride, this inquisition is a compliment to the active mind. With this transpiring about us the great emphasis falls upon prudent judgment preferably unscarred by impetuousness, ignorance, immaturity, or other phenome- non unbecoming quality in the decision making process. In the maze of information some biased by incompetency, vested interests, and personal prejudice, it becomes in- creasingly difficult to sort out the facts so necessary in forming an intelligent opinion. The information gathering process is an important one. You, over the past years, have been presented with the method and resources to establish and implement an effective personal program of this type. Be watchful of false or misleading informa- tion, but be appreciative of reliable and valid facts and logic. You will be contributors to the future. Make your mark a positive and truthful one that will stand the test of time. WHO DOESN'T KNOW ... This book is dedicated to a man who is as well liked as he is familiar. In his thirty-four years of service to the school system, he taught English and German for several years; he was advisor for the Senior Class Play for thirty-one years, has been advisor to the Student Cabinet for eleven years, and Assistant Principal for ten years. This record is proof that our affection for and trust in him have not been misplaced. But this man is more than just the list of his accomplishments. He has given generously of his time and effort to the students. He has worked tirelessly for the school. But perhaps most im- portant of all, he always has a smile and a pleasant word for everyone. We, the class of 1968, salute and thank Mr. John F. Joyce. John F. Joyce School MISS CECILE PICKERING School Secretary MISS JANET RICKER School Secretary MRS. ROSE KLEIN School Secretary matt ? : Ballas = ’ MISS E. LILLIAN RICKER Senior Guidance MR. ROBERT C. LASERTE Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Services ——- MR. GEORGE SCHROEDER MR. SPENCER LUNAN Junior Guidance Guidance Personnel MRS. EDITH BROWN Head Dietician MR. EARL GONYEA Head Custodian MR. MARTIN L. MORAN Superintendent of Schools SCHOOL COMMITTEE Seated (left to right): Mrs. Alphonsine Carluccio, Mrs. Dorothy Ricker, Mayor Ralph W. Crossman, Mrs. Geraldine Wheeler, Mr. Dwight S. Davis. Standing: Mr. Francis McCann, Dr. Edward A. Cataldo, Superintendent Martin L. Moran. LLL LEIA OO SR RRTIREP REAR ‘ge _ MARILYN MULLAN MRS. HELEN STONE MRS. BESSIE ELLIS ie Pea Weacien Remedial Reading SS MRS. ELSIE ADAMS Public Speaking Remedial Reading Caught off guard, huh? MISS MARY ADDANTE MR. ROBERT ANDERSON MR. GERALD AUBUCHON Algebra II Industrial Arts Human Relations Plane Geometry Geography Solid and Trigonometry MR. CARL BAKER United States History Geography Lady giving the do-do mating call. .. aS MISS JEANNINE BEAUDOIN French II MR. ALCIDE BELLIVEAU Machine Tool U.S. History Mold Making MR. PAUL BENOIT MR. EGIDIO BISCEGLIA MR. DONALD BURTON Music Carpentry World History Music Appreciation MRS. ELFRIEDE CAVANAGH MR. MICHAEL CAVANAGH MISS LOUISE CAVANAUGH MR. ALBERT CHRISTOPHER German |, II, Ill Chemistry Home Economics Junior Class Advisor Algebra II Senior Class Advisor MISS PAULINE CICCONE Biology Physical Education The answer is found right here. ae EFACUITY MRS. ELLEN CLEAVES MR. ALDRICH COUSINS MRS. DEBORAH DAMON MR. FELICE DEL GIUDICE MRS. FLORENCE FARWELL College English II, III U.S. History Business English III Electronics Related English Department Head Geography College English III, IV Audio-Visual Director MR. CARLTON FINCH MR. ARMAND FONTAINE MISS LINDA FONTAINE MISS ANNA FORTE MR. JAMES GEARY Basic Math I, II Machine Shop College English II Latin II Carpentry Related Algebra | Latin II Italian I, Il Consumer Math a 5 Sd A . 4 Sd MR. HOWARD HATCH Auto Mechanics Related MR. WILLIAM HAZELL Physical Education Director MR. ROBERT HEMENWAY MRS. ALICE HEMEON MR. LEONARD JOHNSON MRS. LOIS JOHNSON MRS. PHYLLIS JOHNSON Drafting U.S. History Mechanical Drawing College English III, IV Stenography College English II Typing I, Il MR. CLIFFORD GILBERT Auto Mechanics MR. ROBERT JUNEAU Business Math Bookkeeping MRS. DOROTHY GOTTSEGEN . MR. LEON HANNIGAN MR. ROBERT HARRINGTON MISS HELEN HARTNETT Distributive Education Athletic Director Technical Drafting Related Math Department Head Senior Class Advisor Algebra || Solid and Trigonometry Introduction to Calculus Analytical Geometry FACULTY MRS. BETTY LEONARD Business Education Department Head Advanced Bookkeeping Business Math MRS. ELEANOR L’ ECUYER Sociology Human Relations Tas2 The Thinker MR. MARVIN KENDALL MR. RAYMOND KONGORSKI MRS. MARLENE LANDGREN MR. WILFRED LeBLANC Physics German | Transcription Auto Body Nursing Chemistry French | Typing | Chemistry Business Math Science Department Head 13 MRS. JOAN LUFKIN Typing Shorthand Law MR. JOHN MAGANE Social Studies Department Head U.S. History Economics MISS JANE McCANN Bookkeeping Business Math MR. ALGIDIO MEMBRINO Machine Shop MR. HARRY MITCHELL General English II, III, IV Mr. Navaroli, | have a question. Re Lees), MR. HAROLD MOONEY Home Construction Carpentry MR. RAMON MORIN Physical Education MR. FRANK MORYL MISS ANNE O‘CONNOR MISS GERTRUDE O’ DONNELL Electronics Algebra II Office Practice Geometry Typing Solid and Trigonometry MR. GEORGE PECK MR. RICHARD PELLETIER MR. CARMEN PICCUCI MRS. PATRICIA POTHIER MR. EUGENE RHEAULT Commercial English III, 1V Art Physical Education Physical Education Language Department Head Driver Education French III, 1V What are you up to, Mr. Kongorski? FACULTY MRS. RUTH ROONEY MRS. BARBARA SIMPSON MR. PETER SOBEL MR. WALTER WASIUK MR. ROLAND WORTHEN Commercial English II Personal Typing Mathematics Biology American Government College English II Typing I, Il Science Biochemistry U.S. History Chemistry Earth Science 15 16 curriculum .. . ¥ 17 English The fear of five-minute speeches, calisthenics with gram- mar, reading literature and writing essays, and the occasional triumphs over torturous outlines—all these composed our daily English classes. Under the leadership of Mrs. Florence Far- well, head of the English department, our talents and abilities came to life. 7 + = - aed end. $ Public Speaking Learning to communicate was the main purpose of the public speaking classes headed by Mrs. Elsie Adams. This aim was achieved through group discus- sions, individual speeches, and other class activities such as pan- tomimes. Distributive Education The Distributive Education course provided first-hand work experience for those students planning to pursue careers in retailing and mer- chandising. Under the careful direction of Mrs. Dorothy Gottesgen, students follow an intensive work-study program designed to prepare them for a promising future. 19 INIM il i Peeeeerereeeees PEAR LETICUS ATLA Ta ae ’ $+ ey Excessive study of conjugations, declensions, word order, and vecabulary drills were stressed by the foreign language teachers. This depart- ment, headed by Mr. Eugene Rheault, offered four languages—Latin, French, German, and _Ital- ian. The latter three were taught under the ALM programs, which lend enrichment and vitality to each course, their glimpses into the country’s culture, and way of life. 20 Social Sciences Under the leadership of Mr. John Magane, head of our diversified social studies program, we were exposed to the main ideas of American and world history, the meaning of geography, and the basic principles of economics. Sociology and human relations were also studied in depth. 0 me ese wl neseeuuseretsoes “hp } 2 y | Abeer { Science fa o Le = — = S = (2) o Oo © Ke) 7 =) (o ) £2 2 © o pcs _— —_ o me) = 2) o Ac memorizing plant and animal phyla and wading through the maze of physics formulas. y the science department offered an interest- ing and stimulating variety of courses. Students will long remember tedious hours of repeating Vi experiments 22 Mathematics The quadratic formula, the Pythagorean Theorem, algebraic equations— these were among the ideas and concepts discussed in the mathematics classes which are under the direction of Miss Helen Hartnett, department head. Students were also encouraged to attempt to solve problems by the use of logic and deductive and inductive reasoning. This year calculus was added to the list of mathematics courses for those students who were interested in the exciting field of advanced mathematics. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts covered a wide range of areas which are essential in our technical world today. Mr. Robert Anderson and Mr. Leonard Johnson in- structed students to work with the tools, materials, and processes used in industry. Art Dripping paint brushes, splattered easels, and eager faces were all typi- cal sights in room 306. Under the supervision of Mr. Richard Pelletier, students were encouraged to utilize their creative talents. Music Music was always in the air in room 310. Mr. Elgidio Bisceg- lia developed the students’ knowl- edge and appreciation of good music by covering classical as well as contemporary works. Mr. Bisceglia also encouraged stu- dents to participate in the dance band, orchestra, marching band, and vocal groups throughout the year. 24 Basketball, football, volleyball, and soccer, as well as rigorous workouts on apparatus—all these activities were part of the enthusiastic physical education program. The goal of this program, con- ducted by Mrs. Patricia Pothier and Mr. William Hazell, was to keep all students physically fit and to teach them the value of fair play and good sportsmanship. Home Economics Something was always brewing in Miss Louise Cavanaugh’s home economics class. When they were not slaving over a hot stove, the girls were busy learning the finer points of sewing and the etiquette that will be required of them as homemakers. Business Education The clacking of typewriters and the page-flipping in steno classes were familiar sounds in the B.E. department, which is headed by Mrs. Betty Leonard. Through such courses as bookkeeping, transcription, business law and salesmanship, students learned the skills necessary in the business world. Nursing is an age-old profession, but the nurs- es’ aide program, which worked in collabora- tion with the Fairlawn Nursing Home, was new to L.H.S. In its first year at L.H.S., this course offered students the opportunity to learn the duties of a nurses’ aide while completing their high school year. 26 Auto Mechanics The automotive shop, supervised by Mr. Gilbert, was equipped to analyze and repair all troubles in any make, model, and year vehicle manufactured anywhere in the world. Actual repairs were made on registered vehicles owned by the students and teachers in the school. In the related class, conducted by Mr. Howard Hatch, instructional mate- rial was covered relating to the actual work in the shop. This course covered the operation of various tools and the basic techniques of repair. The main idea was to attain an understanding of the science related to automotive work. 27 Machine Shop The skills of tool and die molding and its related fundamentals were offered in the machine shop under the direction of Mr. Algedio Membrino. The students not only learned the principles of tool and mold building but actually had the opportunity to put their knowledge to work. ESE at RES HYDRAULIC DEPT. Electronics and Hydraulics The electronic and hydraulic department of the trade school conducted a four-year course supervised by Mr. Moryl. The freshmen and sophomores were introduced to the fundamentals and application of the basic direct and alternating current theory. The juniors learned basic electronics and applied their knowledge to circuitry while the seniors summarized their previous three years’ work and studied hydrau- lics. In the related class, conducted by Mr. Felice delGuidice, the theory which was applied in the shop was thoroughly explained. 29 TELELELELEELS Drafting Related In drafting related, supervised by Mr. Harrington, the students learned the fundamentals and mathematics in- volved in drafting. In addition to drafting apparatus, the related room was also equipped for experimenting in stress, elasticity, and structure of metal. mn ™ TEUCEEEREE UREEEE a —_—— —es —— ee a ee a ——— _ —— _ — —se — ee ee ——— —— — _ —— —— es Machine and Tool Design Drafting In the drafting department, under the supervision of Mr. Hemenway, the students were confronted with the basics and complexities of technical drawing. The course covered such aspects of technical drafting as piping, hydraulics, camshafts, and graphs. Carpentry Preparation for the future was the keynote of the carpentry course. Under the careful supervision of Mr. Burton and Mr. Mooney, the fresh- men and sophomores learned the fundamentals of this trade while the juniors and seniors put their knowl- edge to practical use in building a model home. Mr. Geary rounded off the course in his blueprint reading and architectural drawing classes. + ee 4 seas SSESESEST SELES | SS a a Bate ee Trade School’s Academic Week The daily grind of book learning dragged on throughout the week in the academic depart- ment. Intensive instruction was given in the fields of English, history, mathematics, and lan- guage arts. 31 ® . an SSN see sca seapsnaemecdaceseeciaapionee ce eens, ALTO EESTI Sal pio eee arwprnensiiies sil ats mA ititnernn ap W ARRDRALOS Acasa ma Paessciilsing isso j 32 33 34 Our Class Advisors Furthermore, there’s a prize awarded to the girl who spills the least food. Well, boys ... is it ye ; ‘ ak Dates L.H.S. “’68’ CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: James Caporello, President; Sally Fricke, Secretary; Stephan Bisceglia, Treasurer; and Katherine Yule, Vice-President. Class Officers PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Seniors—Through the past three years we have shared with one another a part of our lives which we will treasure for- ever. For me it has been a unique experience, one which allowed me to develop character and leadership. Allow me now to thank you for bestowing on me the honor of being our class president. In the years to come we will face new and different problems. Let us always remember to face the world with truth and determination. For if our accomplishments at Leo- minster High School are any indication of our abilities and virtues, then | can justly say that from the ranks of our class of “68” will arise the leaders of our nation. 35 TRADE SENIORS ELE MYM THU HLA A L.T.H.S. ‘“68’° CLASS OFFICERS Right to left: Roger Pompei, President; Gary Dailey, Vice-President; Alan Plant, Secretary; and Ralph Marrone, Treasurer. 36 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE The class of 1968, Leominster Trade High School, has many people it wishes to thank, To Emile John- son, our principal; and Mr. Spencer Lunan, our guid- ance advisor; we extend our special thanks for having helped us with our problems, both small and large. Our special thanks must also go to our classroom and shop instructors, who have helped us on a day- to-day basis for the past four years. Without their constant help and encouragement we would not have made the grade. Last, but not least, we would like to thank the undergraduates, who have helped to make our senior year one to remember. We are about to face the challenges of the world. We now feel that we are prepared to meet, and cope with, these challenges. Angelo Amico Angela Amico Janet Adams Gregory H. Appleton Jane M. Amorosi Henry Arsenault Helen Anne Arsenault Margaret L. Armillotti | 9 6 § 37 SENIORS Roselle Maria Arsenault Sandra M. Aubuchon Elinor Avery Judy C. Avery Richard A. Bacon Margaret A. Barker A . i A i Janice Bartlett Michael P. Bedard 9 6 8 ; Brenda Lorraine Beland 38 Now listen, boys. The food isn’t all that bad! Gloria D. Belliveau William Belliveau II Tom, John, and Ken at your service. David Benoit Alan Bergeron 39 SENIORS h Catherine A. Bergeron Larry Bergeron Dorothy M. Bernardi Stephen V. Bisceglia Jean M. Bishop Joan M. Bishop Michael J. Bisol Wallace Blankenship Dennis D. Boisvert fh x aK Barbara A. Boissoneau Mark C. Bowser Susan B. Booth Raymond A. Booth £4 Joanne M. Brousseau Linda R. Brosseau Janeanne Boyden 41 Kathryn A. Buss Ellen M. Cannon James E. Caporello Carol Ann Carter Gary A. Carter Sharon A. Casassa Martha Lee Chaplin Lawrence Charette A 9 6 8 Giselle Marie Chenard 42 Smile, Nanc! All prepared for a mistake. Thinking, Water? Jasper Raymond Chirco Priscilla Clark Lucy G. Clementi Stephen Cloutier 43 SENIORS | Cynthia L. Cocci Joyce A. Conti John Contois Anne Cormack : Carol A. Cormier Laurie Cormier Sally A. Craigue Edward J. Crain ont Michael Cristofono 4 Maureen Ann Credit Jane Christine Crawley John A. Culley Gail Crossman Carolyn Cross Kenneth P. Dauphinais Gary N. Dailey Loretta R. Curry 45 A well-earned victory. This play will kill him! Robert A. Davis Barry Anthony DeCarolis Patricia A. DelBove Anna DelGuidice 46 SENIORS Michael A. DiGeronimo Diane Deshaies rT Richard G. DeLisle Deborah DiPaoli Domenica A. DiMarzio Ralph Daniel D’Onfro Kevin M. Donegan Susan Donatelly | 9 6 . 47 Miss Ricker offers her help to Joe. Everybody look! Sue did it. Marcia Ellen Doyle Mary Jeanne Doyle Ann Drury John Faatz SENIORS Anna Marie Ferzoco Carolyn Ferguson Chery! Ann Farrow Susan Marie Fisher Linda Ann Fini Sandra Joanne Fiffy Janet Mary Forrest Francis A. Fontaine Dennis Fontaine 9 6 S SENIORS Robert Frattalone nn Frick Sally Cynthia Cecile Gagne Mark Allen Gagnon Jean Emma Gaudet . Charlene A. Giunta James Anthony Gizzonio ! 9 6 S Thomas H. Glatiotis Andrew Martin Golembiewskii III 50 aig ae: ye —_ iv es Minutes before the start of an assembly. Posing for animal crackers. PRitieo, Lana Kay Goss Lucy A. Goss Linda Jean Gravatt John Griffin 5 SENIORS David Paul Guertin David Guillemette Mark E. Hanson Leanna R. Hatton Susan C. Hatton Craig S. Hedstrom Douglas K. Hedstrom James Hendershaw 52 iy a S. John E. Hulecki a came i a i Eric Hess James M. Kenney Marianne Kaulback Linda B. Kamel Jean Landry John C. Legace Kathleen Marie Kirby 53 SENIORS Patricia Ann Landry Harold Lanza Nancy E. LaPrade David John LaReau Michael Lastella Davis W. Laver Michelle A. Lavoie | 9 6 S Jane Ellen Lawler Charles Roger LeBlanc 54 Jamie Andrew LeBlanc But Gary, doesn’t this button turn it on? Precise hands will do the trick. Mary Ann LeBlanc Paul LeBlanc Robert LeBlanc 55 SENIORS Sheila L’Ecuyer Margaret Lehtinen Carol A. Lemieux Carmella Lemmo Katherine M. Lemoine Louis Robert Letarte Ronald J. Levesque Gail Ann Lieberman John P. Loiselle 56 Mark L. Love Richard Lomme Wayne Lucier Linda H. Lowe Bruce Lowe Joseph W. McMilleon Nancy Helen Lyonnais Donna Lussier a7 58 SENIORS Brenda K. MacPhee Maureen Mahan Richard Mailloux Patricia Maloney Michael Marchand Mary L. Marchetti Ralph Marrone 9 6 S Stephen D. Martin James D. Mascitti In deep concentration. Aren't you girls hungry? William E. Mason David C. Mathews What sort of devious things are you thinking of? Rebecca A. McAllister John F. Mc Caffrey 59 SENIORS James P. McCoy Thomas W. McDonald Margaret H. McDonough Christine E. Methe oe somes ty, Frances Metzger Carol Ann Miller Diane Miller Linda Miller Richard Morin 60 David B. Morse John E. Morrell Maureen Morley Kenneth R. Myer O Kathleen Moyen Rick C. Niles Harvey B. Neilson Brian Nash 61 A little heave-ho. Diligently studying? It says here to... Would you like some? Robert S. Norris Jill O'Connell Kathleen O’Day Sheryl A. Orre 62 SENIORS ; ie. | | Catherine J. Papia James M. O'Toole Nancy L. Parmenter Deborah M. Perretti Verna G. Peralta Jane A. Pellaccio 2 ee goer Maria A. Piccolomini Evelyn M. Piano | Arthur J. Phelps 9 6 S 63 64 Thomas F. Proctor Nancy B. Piper Paula J. Powell Margaret M. Ragazzino Alan Plant Norma Preville Paul B. Proietti Denis Renaud Timothy P. Remy Diane M. Regan eo Margaret Reynolds Donna Reynolds Ue yi S S John Ritzo Donna M. Riley Jean-Guy Richard 65 SENIORS Elva |. Rivera John Rodriquenz Wayne Rosa Brenda M. Royer Diane M. Russo r Mary A. Russo Kathleen Sabourin Ann M. Salvatore | 9 ‘. S Patricia A. Schumacher 66 Nice, Jean. What is it? Last minute studying before exams. Ralph reaching into his bag of tricks. Cleaned the plate, huh? Judith Marie Scipione Helen Shaw Sandra Shore Andrea R. Simard 67 SENIORS Deborah Smith SS S Patricia A. Smith Shiela Ann Sparks Geraldine Sproul Judith St. Germain Harry Stout Sandra P. Sullivan Kenneth Sulin 68 Peter Tamas Wendy Tainter Bertram Swaine Steven Tellier Kenneth Tata Emily Tata Mary Anne Thibodeau Stephen Tessier Susan Terry 69 We didn’t do anything! An after dinner chat with Maria. How’s the ice cream, Steve? Chester Tocci George A. Tocci James L. Tocci David Thomas 70 SENIORS $35, Ae Hira nat patter’ oe fs emia ry Anthony Traini Lawrence Tourigny Barbara Tucker Marcia Trombley Richard Tredtin a Theodore Valeri Stephen Valois Susan Vercontaire 9 6 8 72 SENIORS Robert Verge Lawrence Vigneault Robert Weinbaum Wayne E. Wheeler Kevin White Lawrence A. Willard Robert Williams Katherine Yule Donald Bouchard John Curley Melanie Castriotta Filing in before assembly. John Murphy Linda Crain John V. Walsh 73 Dean Fleming BIGGEST EATERS Maria Piccolomini James Caporello MOST POPULAR Sally Fricke MOST FLIRTATIOUS CLASS WITS Mike Bedard Wendy Tainter John Fitzwater Jane Pelaccio , | rl ‘ FA Te CLASS 74 MOST INTELLIGENT BEST DRESSED Gail Lieberman Mark Hanson John Rodriquenz Mary Russo ER a 2 cee name Baers nae Get ag eg simran caiiiimnncerers MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND Nancy LaPrade Steve Bisceglia Lucy Goss John Culley CELEBRITIES 75 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST DEPENDABLE Mike Bisol Anna Ferzoco Joe McMilleon Kathy Yule Rested Clea Teacue RS Onty! FRIENDLIEST Angela Amico Mark Love CELEBRITIES 76 MOST ATHLETIC John Hulecki Paula Powell BEST LOOKING Susan Donatelly John Ritzo CELEBRITIES MOST TALKATIVE Naomi Hitov Philip Weaver MOST BASHFUL Francis Fontaine Joan Bishop 77 BIGGEST EATER Brian Nash MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT David Benoit MOST MISCHIEVOUS Pau! LeBlanc FRIENDLIEST Larry Tourigny MOST CHEERFUL Andrew Griffin BEST LOOKING John Murphy CELEBRITIES STRONGEST MOST ATHLETIC Walter Janowicz | Roger Pompei 78 BEST DRESSED Richard Tredtin BEST ALL-AROUND Robert LeBlanc MOST INTELLIGENT David Guillemette MOST DEPENDABLE Ralph Marrone MOST AMBITIOUS Donald Bouchard MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Alan Plant CELEBRITIES MOST POPULAR MOST TALKATIVE Chester Tocci Dennis Renaud i3 underclassmen. .. “ith ae) Bi sy 80 8] THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paul McHugh, President; Michael Hutchinson, Treasurer; Linda Cozzens, Vice- president; Linda Swanson, Secretary. Would you say a few words for the public, Buelah? 82 Underclassmen — A Vital Force in School Activity The sophomores’ timidness on the first day of school ... the juniors’ returning from a summer, pre- pared to take on their responsibilities as upperclass- men—the underclassmen have added much to the success of our senior year. We only hope that they have gained knowledge from their experiences this year to guide them through future years. Where did you come from? Underclassmen .. . The ice cream eaters. Is Sharon really working? 83 Wh eh Sr | The king and |. Steady now. Underclassmen... eae The opposing forces are ready. An afternoon stroll. 84 As We Contemplate. . . Before we depart from Leominster High School, our thoughts turn to a particular person. He was a guiding force of our high school careers. This responsibility did not remove him from us; however, for our relationships with him were warm and friendly. As he leaves us, we recall the numerous times we went to him to receive the good news of college board scores, ath- letic awards, and other honors. At other times we came seeking advice and guidance or to straighten out other prob- lems. Finally, we think of the many duties he did for our bene- fit, but without our knowledge or thanks. His contributions to Leominster High School in leadership and encouragement were unnoticed by many of us who benefited most. We want to take this opportunity to say thank you, Mr. Bird, and wish you good luck in your new position. ¢ ions C 2 organiza 86 87 Magnet Editorial Staff hod Nhu SAE ME SEALE EE ENED ABLE DE TE NEALE MA EEE First Row: Anne Cormack, Mark Hanson, Kathy Yule, Ann Salvatore. Second Row: Steve Bisceglia, Dave Guillette, Tony Traini Co-Editors: Kathy Yule, Mark Hanson. Magnet Business Staff “ Tmt Lida First Row—Jamie LeBlanc, Jane Pellaccio, Kevin White, Jill O’Connell, Wayne Wheeler. Second Row: Dave Johnson, John Fitzwater, Ken Sulin, Mark Love, Wayne Rosa, Steve Cloutier. Co-Business Managers: Kevine White, Jill O’Connell. 88 Archeology Club Ist Row: Helen Shaw, Harry Stout, Bill Leahy, Dave Matthews, Kevin Donegan, John Legace, Carolyn Meyers, Nancy Spa- dafore. 2nd Row: Mrs. Alice Hemeon, advisor, Gary Smith, Raymond Ratte, Patrick Morley, Bill Blankenship, Kenneth Tata, An- thony Faiola, Mary-Jo Georgi, Debbie Lucier, Tom Smith, Timothy Miller and David LaReau. 3rd Row: Timothy Remy, James Pritchard, Larry Giankis, David Thomas, Richard Lomme, and Arthur DiGeronimo. ie ati Bridge Club Front Row: Lynn Wilson, Marianne Kaulback, Patti Del- Bove. Back Row: Lana Goss, Janet Forrest, and Sheila Sparks. Art Club Ist Row: Patty Allain, Michelle Drew, Wendy Buskey, Yvonne St. Jean, Tom Bisol, James Maggio, Martha Chaplain, Claudette Richard, Helena Torra, and Sue Bouvier. 2nd Row: Betsy Reed, Charlene Guinta, Christine Gettens, Nancy Torra, Jean Olivier, Kathy Maffei, Sally Gardner, Sandy Streeter, Elizabeth Strang, Lynne Leahey, Debbie Forster, Michelle Maffea, Paula Wilson, Roberta Kirby, Mary-Jane Kendall, and Ann Vaillette. 3rd Row: James Gizzonio, Steve Legere, Howard Setzco, Steve War- ren, Tom Alard, Wardell Jackson, Sal Valente, and Richard La- France. 89 a: a5 ey ig A) mie ke 7 Debate Club Ist Row: Joseph McMilleon, Robert Norris, James O'Toole, Patrick Wilkins, John Curley, Mark Hanson. 2nd Row: Maureen Morley, Myrna Schwartz, David Mur- phey, Holly Watts, Cheryl Coulter, Micheal Sciabarrasi. 3rd Row: Wayne Smith, Davis Laver, Brian McCarthy, Steve Calecci, Peter Silvia. Cheerleaders Ist Row: Capt. Anna Ferzoco. 2nd Row: Angela Amico, Marlene Epstein. 3rd Row: Linda Gauthier, Lucy Goss. 4th Row: Ellen McCann, Frances Metzger, Linda Cozzens, Mary Russo, Joyce Catalina. Chess Club 4 a Breer Sf at 4 | + Ist Row: Anna delGiudice, Linda Crane, Brenda MacPhee, Robert Davis, Jasper Chirco, Bill Belliveau, David Mav- rand, Micheal Scaramuzzi, Greg Appleton, Charles Levi. 2nd Row: Paul Lienech, Ray Booth, Henry Duplease, Micheal Jocabs, Brian Silberberg, Gary Fortin, Davis Christopher, Ronald Forest, Richard Bacon, Robert Kibbler. 3rd Row: Alfred Radicchi, Neil Sheperd, Paul Desilets, Vin Martini, Bill Mason, Mike Tocci, Dieter Meuller, Seth Leonard, Mark Holland. 90 Choral Club . ‘ples ASR A Ist Row: Susan Bouvier, Jane Boucher, Sylvia Sacco, Susan Salvatore, Nancy Weitzner, Wendy Turner, Gail Kendall, Cynthia Hull, Kathy Young, Linda Barbin, Kathy Papia, Michelle Lavoie, Evelyn Piano, Jane Palumbo, Diane St. Jean, Patricia Bergeron, Darlene Williams, Elinor Avery, Marcia Rome. 2nd Row: Mary Doyle, Deborah Tinker, Kathy McDermott, Lynn Leahey, Debby DiPoali, Linda Dignard, Jill O’Connell, Susan Terry, Judy Pandiscio, Maria Valente, Teresa Bigeau, Sharon Kinsella, Edith Pen- rose, Ann Drury. 3rd Row: Ann Salvatore, Marianne Thibideau, Sandra Rivers, Linda Farhat, Lois Barber, Denise Frechette, Deanne Bellefeville, Lucy Clementi, Kathy Muzyka, Hillary Derby, Jane Glasheen, Patricia Maloney, Marcia Walthal, Jane Allen, Faith Richardson, Barbara Benoit, Sandra Karl son, Jean Maxim, Mary Kelley, Diane Regan. 4th Row: Robert Dufrey, Harold Scherer, Steve Maggio, Danny Maxfield, Robert D’Onfro, Micheal Berg- man, Robert Latarte, Stephen Bisceglia, Craig Hedstrom, John Fratturelli, John Bisol, Thomas Proctor, Mark Farber, Clement Lanza. Sth Row: Douglas Hedstrom, Albert Paquin, Stanley Harris, Paul Proietti, Wardell Jackson, Steve Legere, Vincent Martini. Sn agmeepimaiinaees aes Deca Club Ist Row: Loretta Leon, Kathy DiMego, Brenda Veland, Wayne Lucier, Peggy Leighton, Marsha Trombley, Sheila L’Ecuyer, Sharon Gassassa, Janice Bartlett. 2nd Row: Virginia Bangrazi, Monique Bourque, Maria Piccolomini, Hillary Kaplan, Kathleen Moyen, Kalle Ma- lone, Patricia Smith, Peggy Reynolds, Susan Herbert, Mary Marchetti, Janet Baril, Linda Farhat, Susan Ver- contaire, Barbara Tucker. 3rd Row: Leah Frenette, Roger Gulliver, Bert Nichols, Fred Tousignant, Marty Miller, Vincent Martini, Paul Vercontaire, Larry Tessier, Alan Lozier, Susan Beaudoin, Irene Burnett, Linda LeBlanc. 9] Dramatic Club Ist Row: Edie Penrose, Dorothy Mankiewicz, Sandy La- Pointe, Jane Boucher. 2nd Row: Marsha Rome, Teresa Stagliano, gendre, Nina Sciabarrasi. 3rd Row: Nancy Weitzner, Cheryl Pitts, Cheryl Gagnon, Sandra Carlson, Marianne Thibideau, Diane Duncan. Cynthia Le- ‘ ‘ a i. Pe eZ. et French Conversation Club Ist Row: Sandy Marcoux, Lucille LaPierre, Susan Gillis. 2nd Row: Deborah Todd, Alice Fitzwater, Patricia McNally. 3rd Row: David Maxfield, Dean Valliere, Lawrence Marshall, David Fink- elstein. Folk Music Ist Row: Robert Fontaine, Marcus Gale, Clement Lanza, Robert Lamothe, Kathy Lemoine, Andrea Simard, Sandra Shore. 2nd Row: Joyce Newell, Susan Salvatore, Susan Booth, Andrea Butcher. 3rd Row: Thomas O’Bara, Warren Toney, Robert Letarte, Thomas McDonald, Gayle Cantin, Marie Apolloneo, Bonita Belcher, Pat Killelea. 4th Row: James Pritchard, Randy Bigelow, Judith Rutter, Marie Farinelli, James Mascitti, Joyce Beauregard, Margaret O’Mealy, Nancy Crawley. 5th Row: Ivy Nathan, Karen Ovasca, Angela Navelli, Kathy Buss, Jessica Firmin, Mark Holland, Paul Obara, Billy Bateman. 6th Row: Todd Mozier, Michael Fuller, Kenneth Brow, Jackie Ricchezza, Barbara Benoit. 92 Future Homemakers Club Ist Row: Diane DiRusso, Carol Cormier, Jane Amorosi, Cathy Bergeron, Elinor Avery, Karen Murray, Corinne Mandozzi, Brenda Arbo. 2nd Row: Carmella Lemmo, Sandra Rivers, Lana Gagne, Catherine Macchio, Gail Anderson, Frances Kleczka. 3rd Row: Carol Carter, Gail Harvey, Diane Miller, Debby Tinker, Donna Thibideau, Donna DiMarzio, Joan Arse- nault. Future Nurses Club Ist Row: Patricia Maloney, Debby Peretti, Linda Kamel, Linda Dignard, Nancy Lyonnais. 2nd Row: Gloria Arseneau, Marie Fluet, Jean LeBlanc, Lita Ouellette, Sandra DeCarolis, Stephannie Brenner, Nancy Moore, Ann Salvatore. 3rd Row: Patricia Hare, Joan Legace, Susan Hatton, Sandra Roys, Roberta Boyden, Karen Richards, Rebecca McAllister, Kathy Young, Marie Bertram, Wendy Tainter. 4th Row: Sally Fricke, Denise Marcoux, Marcia Wesley, Anne Cormack, Mar- garet McDonough, Sheryl Orre, Kathy O’Day, Peggy Lagoy, Judy Lamsa, Kathy Gamble, Karen Lanza. Ist Row: Donna Cormier, Susan DiRusso, Michael Bedard, Robert Weinbaum, Michael Culley, Evelyn Piano, Patricia Carney. 2nd Row: Darlene Kurosowicz, Lucy Clementi, Jennifer Bechtol, Jeanne Corby, Mark Farber, Barbara Lampi, Nancy Camardella, Barry DeCarolis. 3rd Row: Patricia Bergeron, Douglas King, Michael’ Brown, Eugene Crawley, Robert Cruz, David Butcher, Eric Hess, Susan Parker. 4th Row: Claire Bessette, Linda Farhat, Deborah Mullan, Mary Morin, Gayle Hathaway, Wendy Gottesman, Linda Andries, Debby Posco, Gary Andries. 5th Row: Elizabeth Bechtol, Silvia Sacco, Rosemary Cross, Nancy Pierce, Dorothy Bernardi, Carolyn Cross, Sally Craigue, Deanne Bellefeuille, Theresa Bigeau. 6th Row: Lois Barber, Carol Bachand, Donald Peters, Craig Hedstrom, Alphonse Piermarini, Stanley Harris, Douglas Hedstrom, Paul Proietti, Marie Farinelli. 7th Row: Arlene Moody, Cheryl Navaroli, Mary Cafoni, Sandy Bergeron, Joan McCaffrey, Betty Ricker, Susan Terry, Joyce Conefry. Future Secretaries Club Ist Row: Maureen Sabourin, Susan Douglas, Susan Tata, Margaret Armilotti, Susan Donatelly, Beverly Terrell, Carol Vaillette, Susan Beaudoin. 2nd Row: Donna Forest, Gloria Belliveau, Ellen Cannon, Linda Ricker, Helen Arsenault, Alyce LaRose, Jane Boyden, Carol Lemieux, April Firmin, Diane Deshaies, Elva Rivera, Jane Palumel. 3rd Row: Nancy Calamare, Giselle Chenard, Jane Crawley, Vicki Ericson, Lena Goguen, Susan Fisher, Denise Frechette, Jean Landry. Future Teachers Club Ist Row: Margaret Barker, Sheila Gordon, Kathy Kirby, Margaret Caisse, Ronald Pandiscio, Paul St. Germaine. 2nd Row: Diane Regan, Michelle Lavoie, Linda Lowe, Nancy Piper, Patricia Saucier, Cynthia Green, Helen St. Yves, Mary Kelley, Gloria Gagnon. 3rd Row: June Martin, Debra Simmonds, Christine LeBlanc, Christine Person, Christine Gillis, Debby Guadagnoli, Nancy Rougeau, Betty Greer, Patricia Reed, Lena Jackart, Lynn Krock. Girls’ Athletic Ist Row: Gail Lieberman, Anne Cormack, Maureen Morley, Deborah Peretti, Jane Marino, Margaret Lagoy, Carolyn Myers. 2nd Row: Donna Cormier, Ann Drury, Margaret Caisse, Christine Gillis, Wendy Buskey, Isabelle Oliva, Kathryn Muzyka. 3rd Row: Susan Douglas, Elinor Avery, Jane Amorosi, Lucy Clementi, Katherine Lemoine, Verna Peralta, Deborah DiPaoli, Gayle Bigelow. 4th Row: Joan Gorham, Kathy Papia, Beverly Terrell, Jane Glasheen. 94 Girls’ Physical Education Club Ist Row: Verna Peralta, Susan Anderson, Linda Benoit, Theresa Delilo, Kathy Papia, Gayle Bigelow, Shirley Conefry. 2nd Row: Karen Ciccone, Maryanne DiMarzio, Susan Jarvi, Shirley Bergeron, Judy St. Germaine, Donna Bever, Karen Levine, Betty Sparks, Diane St. Jean, Kathy Muzyka, Gail Leiberman. 3rd Row: Linda Tocci, Bonnie Lane, Deborah Cormier, Lynn AI- bridge, Mary Lanza, Jane Gorham, Kathy Valera, Linda Fini, Gay Hazzard, Judy Avery, Cynthia Ricker. 4th Row: Bobbi Hawkins, Nancy Cote, Joyce Viau, Linda Swanson, Sandy Belcher, Deborah DiPaoli, Paula Powell, Deborah New- comb, Marcia Walthal, Kathy Smith, Jane Marino. Association Ist Row: M aragaret McDonough, Senior Representative; Paula Powell, Secretary; Kathryn Buss, Vice-President; Judy Avery, President; Nancy LaPrade, Treasurer; Kathleen O’Day, Publicity Chairman; Katherine Yule, Senior Representative. 2nd Row: Jane Gorham, Anna Ferzoco, Patricia Carney, Kathy Smith, Susan Tata, Linda Swanson, Marlene Epstein, Bobbi Hawkins. 3rd Row: Deborah Symonds, Claudette Richards, Barbara Lemoine, Helena Torra, Mary Altobelli, Ellen McCann, Linda Coz- zens, Anna DelGiudice. Guidance Assistants Ist Row: Carmella Lemmo, Evelyn Piano, Brenda MacPhee, Margaret Caisse, Linda Cozzens. 2nd Row: Ivy Nathan, Mary Moran, Helen Shaw, Jane Gla- sheen, Anna DelGiudice, Eleanor Avery. 3rd Row: Lawrence Marshall, James Maggio, Kevin White, Paul Desilets, Richard Bacon, Mark Love. 4th Row: Karen Murray, Patricia Maloney, Naomi Hitov, Linda Dignard, Cynthia Ricker, Mary Russo, Angela Amico. J 4 ) | Sy 95 Interact Club 9 1st Row: Peter Tarnas—President, James Stacy—Vice President, Kenneth Durling—Secretary, Paul Bouchard—Junior Director, Kevin Ducheseau-Sophomore Director, David Gillemette—Senior Director. 2nd Row: James Gaffney, Norman Cormier, James Rainville, James Tocci, Roger Pompei, Brian Grammont, Chester Tocci, Paul Previllre, Bill Miller. 3rd Row: Joael Aratare, Peter Gronroos, Langis Anctil, Douglas Cormier, Philip Carr, Richard Tredtin, Alan Plant, Gary Dailey, Steve Fisher, Wayne Bass. Absent: Micheal LaMarche—Treasurer. P| peeml il tee ee eet said cal oni i iT oh ' = mit ign £ TH aig oa Investment Club Seated: Micheal Skehan, Frank Tourigny, Stephan Callahan, James Maggio. Back Row: Mr. Juneau, Advisor, David Boucher, Joseph LaBerge. Language Club Ist Row: Kevin Haverty, Kevin Kownes, Judy Avery, Naomi Hitov, Nancy Lyonnais, Margaret McDonough, Maureen Morley. 2nd Row: Lynn Beckall, Sally Miller, Margaret Caisse, Nancy Crawley, Wendy Buskey, Isabell Oliva, Eleanor Avery, Kathy Lemoine. 3rd Row: Mark Farber, Donna MacDonald, Wendy Gottesman, Mary Morin, Debby Peretti, Gail Lieberman, Sally Craigue, Carolyn Cross. : 4th Row: James Maggio, Wayne Smith, Patrick Morley, Kathy Yule, Kathy O'Day, Debra Mullan, Joan McCaffrey. Library Assistants Left to right: Linda Nelson, Nancy Spadafore, Diane Pulsinelli, Mrs. Stone—Librarian, Rita McCaffrey, Holly Watts. Leaders Club Ist Row: Verna Peralta, Judy Avery, Marcia Doyle, Cathy Papia. 2nd Row: Nancy LaPrade, Joanne Brousseau, Kathy Buss, Susan Terry. 3rd Row: Paula Powell, Angela Amico, Lucy Clementi. Jets Ist Row: Michael Hebert, Thomas Glatiotis, Michael Lastella, John Faatz, David Underwood, Dennis Colecchi, James Bisson, Dennis Williams, Gary Basque, Richard Fischer, William Lemoine. 2nd Row: Robert Tasca, Randy Carbone, Jeffrey Bernier, John Fiffy, Kenneth Dauphinais, Dana Blood, Joseph Antocci, Joseph Jancaitis, Paul Latini. 3rd Row: Richard Gaillardet, James Kenny, John Fortin, James Capo- rello, Kenneth Myers, James Mann, Mike Hollahan, Mike Marchand, Wayne Davis. Nurses Aide Ist Row: Emily Tata, Maureen Mahan, Jean Gaudet, Mrs. Rigo- poulos—Ad-visor. 2nd Row: Maureen Credit, Jean Bishop, Jane Lawler, Joan Bishop, Carolyn Ferguson, Kathleen Sabourin, Donna Lussier. 3rd Row: Donna Riley, Sandra Sullivan, Linda Miller, Janet Adams, Nancy Parmenter, Patricia Landry. A reeeetely il anil National Honor Society Ist Row: Kathy O’Day, Judy Avery, Wayne Wheeler, Jamie LeBlanc, Evelyn Piano, Ann Salvatore, Anne Cormack. 2nd Row: Linda Cozzens, Margaret Caisse, Giselle Chenard, Joseph D’Agostino, Nancy LaPrade, Margaret McDonough, Peter Grimes, Leslie Craigue, Peter Silvia, Steve Martin, Gail Lieberman, Christine LeBlanc, Christine Persons. 3rd Row: John Magane, Peter D’onfro, Robert Weinbaum, James O'Toole, Francis Crowley, Mark Hanson, Steve Bis ceglia, Charles Levi, Brian McCarthy. Office Assistants Ist Row: Donna Mann, Andrea Simard, Evelyn Piano, Joanne Brousseau, Susan Booth, Sally Fricke, Angela Amico, Linda Ricker. 2nd Row: Paul Desilets, Stephen Martin, Robert Weinbaum, Kevin White, Kenneth Tata, Joseph McMilleon, John Hulecki, John Ritzo, Richard Bacon, John Morrell, Charles LeBlanc, Mark Hanson, Mark Love, Michael Culley. Nurse Assistants Ist Row: Nancy Lyonnais, Gail Glasheen. 2nd Row: Anne Cormack. 3rd Row: Christine Person, Linda Kamel, Deborah Mullan. Gd =2 Wiican ee Te ema Alan Anderson, Douglas Wenzel, Judson Whittington, Ist Row: Christine Piano, Gayle Muse, Wardell Jackson, Mark Bowser, Susan Fournier, Sheila Fantozzi. 2nd Row: Sandra Aubuchon, Roselle Arsenault, Christine Methe, Gloria Belliveau, Marsha Wiles, Alice Senuta, Patricia Walton, Marie Farinelli, Mary McManus, Mary Butler, Sally Miller, Sharon Lattanzio, Patricia Mann, Joyce Conti, Suzanne Cocci. 3rd Row: Gerardo Tocci, Bruce Stokes, Gregory Wass, Thomas Roy, James Simmons, Peter McCoy, Douglas Porier. 99 Secretarial Assistants Ist Row: Susan Donatelly, Carmella Lemmo, Elva Rivera, Norma Preville. 2nd Row: Carol Lemieux, Jane Pelaccio, Jean Landry, Ellen Cannon, Giselle Chenard. 3rd Row: Susan Fisher, Janeanne Boyden, Peggy Armillotti, Jane Crawley, Jill O’Connell. Senior Homeroom Representatives Ist Row: Anna Ferzoco, Nancy Lyonnais, Ann Salvatore, Lucy Goss, Judy Avery, Evelyn Piano. 2nd Row: Maria Piccolomini, Joseph McMilleon, John Culley, Anthony Traini. 3rd Row: Michael Bisol, John Fitzwater, Ronald Pawelski, John Hulecki. Science Club Ist Row: Mary Lagoy, Robert Verge, Leslie Craigue, Michael DiGeronimo, Rita Brethschneider, Harvey Neilson. 2nd Row: Alan McCullock, Dennis Mills, Ralph D’Onfro, Nor- man Roy, Harold Scherer, Richard Snow, William D’Onfro, Steve Aatto. 3rd Row: Thomas Kamataris, Everett Parmenter, Bruce Lowe Thomas Conolly, Rick Neilson, Ronald Pierce. ’ 100 Ski Club Ist Row: Dennis Mills, Cindy Ricker, Paul McHugh, John Ritzo, Mary Russo, Joseph Cosenza, James Buckley. 2nd Row: Roy Turner, Sandra DeCarolis, Sandra Belcher, Susan Tata, Harry Howe, Donna Cormier, Linda Cozzens, Michael Twitchell. 3rd Row: Christine Methe, Nancy Lyonnais, Debby Mullan, Kathy Young, aKthy McDermott, Mary Lagoy, Joyce Tellier, Marilou Corliss. 4th Row: Debbie Yule, Cynthia Tata, Daniel Maxfield, Alan Anastas, Patricia Carney, Michael Saliba, Paul Ver- contaire, Kenneth McDonald, Steve Florio. 5th Row: Kae Barnett, Wendy Gottesman, Betty Ricker, Robert Halloran, John McDonald, James Mathieu, John Collins. Ski Club Ist Row: Michael Wallace, Carolyn Myers, Peggy Lagoy, Kevin Kouns, Ronald Cleaves, Mark Hanson, Robert Norris. 2nd Row: .James Pritchard, Eugene Crawley, Gregory Wass, Timothy Remy, Mark Fortin, Sally Fricke, Kathy Lemoine. 3rd Row: Nina Sciabarrassi, Vincent Martini, Nancy Cote, Linda Barbin, Roberta Kirby, Debra Smith, Anna Fer- zoco, Lucy Clementi. 4th Row: Michael Lastella, Kevin Donegan, Kathleen Maf- fei, Robert Donfro, Lynn Bassett, Joseph Bresnehan, Maria Tocci, John Gabriel. 5th Row: Harry Stout, Thomas Conolly, Gregory Erdman, Edward Wilkinson, Dana Blood, Henry Duplease, Michael Nutting, Richard Fisher, Peter Franciosi. Stamp Club Ist Row: Linda Michel, Judy Drury. 2nd Row: Brian Bonner, Wolfgang Hess. 101, Trade Ski Club Ist Row: David Benoit—President, John Murphy—Vice President, Dick Tredtin—Secretary, Philip Carr— Treasurer. 2nd Row: Lawrence Vigneault, James Rainville, Lawrence Tourigny, James Stacy, Ted Valeri, Roger Pompei, Donald Bouchard. 3rd Row: Joel Aratare, Barry Landry, Paul Belliveau, Angelo Amico, Joseph Martin, Gary Mercier, Daniel Prado, Wayne Bass. Writers Club Ist Row: Judith Braune, Ann Morrell, Louise Piano, Mary Altabelli. 2nd Row: Kevin Kouns, Michael Wallace, William Gould, Paul Proietti. Varsity Club Ist Row: Wally Blankenship, William Ferzoco, Thomas DiGeronimo, Ken- neth Tucker, David Wicker, Michael Twitchell. 2nd Row: Nicholas Bergman, John Culley, Phil Weaver, Ronald Cleaves, Fran Fontaine, John Ritzo, Dennis Boisvert. 3rd Row: Michael Bisol, Charles LeBlanc, William Rooney, Kip Crawley, John Hulecki, Dean Fleming. 1 ‘ SUL Ty Nature Study Club Ist Row: Dean Gelinas, Jane Allen, Mike Hutchinson, Wendy Turner. 2nd Row: Faith Richardson, Dave Fontaine, Richard Ingemie, John McDonald, Susan Roger. bh eat ° ? ‘ ite corer “ye Hs ey si ee PE UST). � fi Student Cabinet Ist Row: James Caporello, John Rodriquenz, Joseph McMilleon, Sally Fricke, Nancy LaPrade, Cathy DiMego. 2nd Row: Debby Yule, Anna Bourgeois, Jeffrey Hudson, Kevin Haverty, Paul McHugh, David LeBlanc, Kenneth Goss, Linda Cozzens. The Student Cabinet at work. 103 student life . JHS FAC LTA, Scholarship = = ULTIES 105 The new year got under way before the old year had ended. In June of their junior year, five new cheerleaders were selected by Anna Ferzoco and her cheer- ing squad. These ten girls were the instigators of the fall fever. One head's better than two. Linda shows off her new suit. Yell a little louder. Go-o-o boys! 106 ‘yd t A vital ingredient for the excitement. Everyone’s all psyched up. School spirit is high. . . Leominster High School had school spirit—plenty of it. Glimpsing down the halls decored with colorful posters or attending one of the rallies before a big game left no doubt in anyone's mind. The school spirit was indeed high. CRUSH : - REO RAIDERS : : : A j Oh e- Sages $4 3 ee. A j 1 1, A . es ‘ , 4 oF Be ; Ds 6 sa B: q eon PD eee Phi ee te We’re from Leominster ... Does everyone get the message? 107 School Trips Many times during the school year various organizations had the opportunity to travel to places and functions that benefited, yet enter- tained the students. The students were given the chance to learn from experience—an_ essential ingredient in education. Off to see the wizard. The fall activities begin. . . As the leaves began to change colors and the weather turned cooler, the students finally settled down to the daily routine of school. The time of uncertainty and newness has passed and the school activities began. Parents’ Night On Wednesday . night, November 8, Hae prone urs onus - the parents and | | teachers had an op- portunity to discuss the students’ prob- lems and_ achieve- ments. The students from the three class- es served as ushers, helping the parents find their way around the school. sw pe AUpITORIOM FOOTBALL MOVIES ort PRESHMENTS HOME ECONOMICS 226 Sign here, please. May | help you? 108 a GAA Sock Hop Light socks, dark socks; grubby socks, no socks; tex- tured stockings, colored stockings; all kinds were seen at the GAA Sock Hop. Shoes were forgotten for the evening, and a good time was had by all. Stew : ee ‘. Hey, what are you girls doing down there? b : é le le A little more tape should do it. And the students get into the swing of things .. . aren wai is ees . Boppin’ Brenda Don’t just stand there! And the dance goes on ... Intermission entertainment And the band played on... i09 Sock it to ‘em. Ladies and gentlemen . A breath of spring... On November 22, the auditorium was the scene of the “DECA Fashion Happening”, sponsored by Ruth Lee’s. Not only were there clothes, clothes, and more clothes; but for a change of pace, the audience was entertained by some of the best dancers in Leominster High School. On March 20, Deca was honored to present the same program at the Sheralton Plaza Hotel in Boston for the DECA State Convention. Loretta. Margaret. Wall ae Linda. Button, button, who’s got the button? 110 The devil comes alive. ‘Twas Turkey Day and the game was about to begin. But something was drastically wrong. The players were girls! The Senior Class presented a Thanksgiving Day rally on Wednesday morning, November 22 to lift the morale of the team and spread excitement throughout the student body. The The cheerleaders. result of both games were the same—Leominster trounced Fitchburg! As the big game approaches . . . The arch-rivals. a “Skip along.’ ie fw oP ey ; Te ae. ire ah oo Br ord , a The cheer. What a line-up! HI For hearty appetites .. . Senior Class Spaghetti Supper Great big globs of ... Meatballs, meatballs, who’s got the meatballs? The sen- iors did at the Senior Class Spaghetti Supper on Wednes- day, December 6. The kitchen was a humdrum of noise as the chiefs, mothers, and the girls busily worked to make The Pepsi -generation: the supper a tremendous suc- cess. The food was delicious, the help was efficient, and the cost was low—who could ask for more? Maybe if we camouflage ‘em. - Come get your red hot ... The roll brigade. Future Homemakers of America. A little elbow grease. 112 “Did you ever have the feeling of not being wanted?” Twice triumphant .. . On December 8 the Sen- ior class achieved its sec- ond successive victory in the Interclass Play Competition. The winning play was O’- Neil’s The Rope; the juniors performed Say Good-bye to the Clown, by Kinoy; the Sophomore class presented Morsel’s Impromptu. Best actress award was made to Christine Williams of the Junior class. The best actor award was shared by two seniors, Steve Bisceglia and Wayne Smith. p Niehof, pT reer an, SO ile “Mom, there’s something | have to tell you.” “What's she got that | haven‘t got?” —— : “Ah, shut up!’ “Aw, he was only joshin’.”” “But clowns are supposed to laugh, Chris.” “Nothin’ like good tobackie.” Wayne as a ol’ man. 113 “And the angel of the Lord sayeth ...” “Hallelujah ...’ “u“ “And now for our next attempt ... A note from the Golden Throat. 114 “Last, but not least ...” Twas the night before Xmas ... Strum along with Clem. The spirit of Christmas is everywhere. Tis the season... Christmas Assembly Christmas is the season of giving, and in the truest tradition, the students gave of their talents fo r the annual Christmas assembly. Such favorites as the “Hallelujah Cho- rus” and the “Carol of the Drum” performed by the chorus and the band, drew warm applause. To bring the needs of many men to our attention, Mrs. Adam’s public speaking classes made their unique presentation of slides and ap- propriate verse. The overall effect of the program gave each of us a warmer and fuller season. “a Hot Lips Dined and danced .. . Winter Cabaret Something new was introduced this year on Feb. 22. A semi-formal dance, night club style. The students dined, danced, and enjoyed entertainment by the Jesters. Everyone was glad they had “come to the Cabaret.” What’s so funny? Come and get it! 115 A break in daily routine — Speech finals .. . STEVE BISCEGLIA, M.C. SANDRA SHORE, Winner LYNN KROCK, 2nd place KEVIN KOUNS ANNA GAGE | JEAN OLIVIER Honorable Mention 116 On Wednesday, February 28, the annual speech contest was held for the entire stu- dent body. Seven students were chosen as finalists: 2 seniors, 2 juniors, 2 sophomores, and one at large. Sandra Shore took first place honors with her speech “Vietnam Vil- lage”. Taking second place was Lynn Krock with her speech “The Sun Rises”, and Anna Gage received honorable mention for her speech, “Dear Mom and Dad.” Other Contestants PAULA POWELL MYRNA SWARTZ ... To brighten dismal winter ail You don’t get food like this at home, do you? A few remaining stragglers. Are there any alka-seltzers in the house? The pig is safe ... eeeagainier ... and is mortally wounded. 117 Upwere U pierre And away. The cold, the snow, and the warmth of friendship .. . A number of rugged toboggans, varied pairs of skiis and skates, and courage made the Senior Class Toboggan Party an overwhelming success. On Monday, February 19, a large number of seniors migrated to Benjamin Hill in Shirley for a day and part of the eve- ning on the slopes. No senior will ever forget the time he had on the slopes, the ice, and in the lodge afterwards. A Little Bit of Everything The Seinor Class skati ng champions. 118 It’s pretty hard to move in those things. Watch out below! A little assistance from Miss Beadoin. i H | | Evelyn’s rescue squad. And a Casualty Too. Listen, | know all about these stoves. Did you have an accident? 119 Once in the highlands .. . “a “So take my hand and let’s go roamin’.. .“ “The people were lyin’ all over the room ... “Tell me a sweet bedtime story.” “Ye mus’ be as happy as a lark in the glen.” ut “Friends, Scotchmen, countrymen ... “ ‘ . “4 . . Aw, c'mon, laddies. “Jeanie’s packin’ up ...” 120 Brigadoon The Music Department's pro- duction “Brigadoon”, which was held on February 29, March 1, and March 2, was the biggest musical success our high school has yet seen. Set in the High- lands of Scotland, “Brigadoon” is a story of love; love which has been lost; love which has been won. Congratulations to all of those involved for superb You’re quite the lassie, aren’t you? performance that will long be remembered. “It’s almost like being in love” The bagpipers play a funeral dirge. Mr. B. in action Well, | don’t want to eat and “Dinna touch the sword.” “Would ya please repeat the ques- ° aut run..SOs- tion—slowly. 121 Congratulations, Jos- eph Laberge . . . No one could imagine what the assembly was for as we flooded the audi- torium that Decem- ber afternoon. Two uniformed _ officials were on stage. Then the | announcement was made. Joseph Laberge had helped in the rescue of per- sons when a_ boat capsized. The guest speaker. Joe receives a well-deserved reward. (fe «. Assemblies — an essential ingredient of our learning process = From alcoholics to opera, many aspects of our culture were seldom discussed or presented to us in school. Oy = : } aw ws Such subjects must be covered by OF va i A those qualified to do so. Thus out- TT NT side help was sought, obtained, and presented in assemblies. This expo- : sure was in the form of enjoyable, = Sa ea provocative, or serious programs. The | extra work required of those respon- ) sible for our assemblies was well worth the effort. The knowledge we gained has become an integral part of our education. A few minutes before the assembly. 122 Is it a bird, a plane, or Superman? Studying studiously? So this is what happens after hours! Skippin’ class again? Caught in the act... The senior class strongwoman. Before ... ..- After. Standing on the corner watching all the boys go by. 123 124 125 gia nF ER aby You are about to fall, but nice defense anyway ... ASSAULT ... 126 ALAN ANDERSON -£ BILL : MASON ‘r JOHN CHUCK LEBLANC WwW = PHIL WEAVER RODRIQUENZ Leominster.... 0 Nashvatern comes me 14 Leominster... .28 Marlboro ee 22 Leominster... .34 INGiLG = Date memes oe 6 Leominster... .27 Sis Deliidl Gis ete eee 0 Leominster... .28 Manchester Mem. .... 20 Leominster... .34 Bishop eGlIbbOnSsee-re. = a Leominster. ...16 wifemeltivet 5 Ses ao toee 0 JOHN JOHN CULLEY HULECKI It was another successful year for Coach Huck Hannigan and the Leominster High Blue Devils. Af- ter dropping the season opener to a powerful Nashua High eleven, the Devils came roaring back to defeat their next five opponents before being confronted by a strong Gardner team on a dismal day in the Chair City. The hard-fought 0-0 tie game did not weaken the spirits of the Blue Devils, however. The following week they hosted a vis- iting team from Schenectady, N.Y. and handed them a humiliating defeat. But success did not end here. The team came through for coach Hannigan for the third straight year with a rousing defeat of Fitchburg High in the annual Thanksgiving classic. Not soon to be forgotten was the deft ball- handling and expert signal-calling of quarterback Jack Rodriquenz; the strong line support of cen- ter John Ritzo, guard Fran Fontaine, and tackle Chuck Leblanc; the great defensive play of veteran linebacker John Culley; the sensational running of speedster Alan Anderson; and the superb all around play of tackle-end John Hulecki, winner of the Thanksgiving Lane Memorial Trophy for the second straight year for his outstanding play. In addition, these fine seniors received excel- lent support from underclassmen Phil Carr and Nick Bergman on offense, and defensive stand- outs Dave Santucci and Bill Ferzoco. Congratulations to a fine coaching staff and a superb team!!! a a by. =... i ROGER — POMPEII TO tee 4 DEAN , y FLEMING DAVE COCCI FRAN FONTAINE MIKE MARCHAND DENNIS BOISVERT 127 As usual, the opposition behind him. Ready for another thrust Gregg for long yardage 128 2 cs Sa aclliaden aita he Malt ASS wre SS, eBid: a een EN Ist Row: Dave Cocci, Tom DiGeronimo, Ken Tucker, Nick Bergman, John Fiandaca, Tom Smith, Phil Weaver, Gregg Picucci, Ken Goss, Bill Ferzoco. 2nd Row: Head Coach Huck Hannigan, Dennis Boisvert, Chuck Leblanc, John Ritzo, John Culley, John Hulecki, John Rodriquenz, Roger Pompeii, Mark Bowser, Fran Fontaine, Alan Anderson. 3rd Row: Tony Piermarini, Mike Marchand, Randy Haase, Tom Bisol, Dave Santucci, Jim Pritchard, Fred Scherer, Tom Fraturelli, Tim Remy, Bill Mason, Assist ant Coach Ray Morin. 4th Row: Assistant Coach Ted Damko, Dave Wicker, Bob Lemoine, Jim Mann, Dick Gallairdet, Dean Fleming, Ken Myer, Gerry Gravallese, Marty Salvatore, Mike Twitchell, Paul McHugh, Assistant Coach Pete Michaels. WE WANT VICTORY! Leominster rips through the defense. Their lack of experience was replaced by a will to win .. To say the least, the newest addition to the sports scene was surprising. Despite hard summer workouts and plenty of pre- season practice, a rookie team having a winning season seemed impossible. With cautious optimism, the booters journeyed to Cushing Academy for a pre-season game. The team’s four well-executed goals set a precedent for the year. Seasoned Worcester County teams soon found themselves victims of Leominster’s determination and jarring play. Ron Leves- que foiled shot after shot. Fred Salvatelli and Mike Holohan kept opposition scoring opportunities to a minimum with long boots and hard hitting. Kevin Haverty and Wayne Rosa controlled the sidelines and supplied some good assists. Niel Shepard, center half, rounded out the defense and also respond- ed with some long range scoring punch. Ken Tata and Joe Aratori provided good control and accurate passing in the front lines. The high scoring of Gus Boucher and Mark Han- son supplied the last component for a win- ning team. - Perhaps the season can be summed up by referring to the locker room setting after the final clutch victory over West Boylston. The team was awaiting the outcome of the Narragansett game for if Narragansett were to be defeated, the championship would be ours. Everyone was on edge as Coach John- son walked straight-faced into the room and announced, “Well, boys—WE WON!!!” Why doesn’t everyone just stand there? WORCESTER COUNTY CHAMPS ania morte Parks tS sa: S You don’t trap like that. JOHN CURLEY MIKE LORION JOHN MORRELL MIKE BEDARD BOB NORRIS Ist Row: Coach Emile Johnson, Wayne Rosa, John Morrell, Ron Levesque, Mike Holohan, Mark Hanson, Peter Tamas, Ken Tafa. 2nd Row: Mike Lorion, John Curley, Bob Williams, Catfish Kenney, Ron Pawelski, Mike Bedard, Bob Norris, Bill Blankenship. 3rd Row: Phillip Hanno, Augie Boucher, Kevin Haverty, Fred Salvatelli, Neil Shepherd, Bill Rooney, Peter Grimes, John Magane. 4th Row: Dennis DeBonneville, Brian Silberberg, Joe Aratori, Ray MacGregor, David Marchand. Vax WAYNE ROSA MIKE HOLOHAN RON LEVESQUE KEN TATA MARK HANSON Co-captain Co-captain 131 Mike uses his head. Leominster..4 Spencer .... 2 (OT) Leominstercen GaeChatonmemen es ] Leominster..1 Charlton .... 0 Leominster....7 N. Brookfield .. 0 Leominster. .3 Marionhill ... 0 Leominster....1 Narragansett ... O Leominster..2 Narragansett 3 Leominster. One Barre mare eae. ] Leominster..3 Barre ...... 210) Leominster... .3 Marionhill ..... ] Leominster. .2 West Boylston 1 Leominster....2 N. Brookfield ... 0 Leominster..5 Spencer .... 1 Leominster....3 West Boylston .. 0 Leominster. .0 Springfield Tech (defending state champions) ............ 5 PETE TAMAS BOB WILLIAMS - a Re Closing in for the Kill? 132 Leominster. .3] Lunenburg .... 26 C Leominster. .44 Narragansett ... 19 Leominster. .25 St. Bernard’s ... 33 O Leominster. .32 Notre Dame ... 23 Leominster. .31 N. Middlesex .. 27 U Leominster. .43 Fiichburg messes 17 Leominster. .50 BUrncOal mera: 15 N Leominster. .25 SOUL iment eee tee 43 Leominster. .22 Oskmonterne ces 38 T Lowest Score wins. Most Valuable—Capt. Jamie LeBlanc Most Improved—John Fitzwater DAVID JOHNSON WALLY BLANKENSHIP VINCENT MARTINI JOHN FITZWATER JAMIE LeBLANC GUY ZWICKER Captain Ist Row: Guy Zwicker, David Johnson, Jamie LeBlanc, John Fitzwater, Wally Blankenship. 2nd Row: Steve Lyonnais—manager, Vincent Martini, David LeBlanc, Bruce Caisse, Coach Carl Baker. 133 . BR BR — am ey Mae ee ere pon Be. ae eT J iit es 7 ie ort ge “WE BE DO!” Again! Ist Row: Nancy LaPrade, Kathy Buss, Anne Cormack, Margaret McDonough, Anna delGuidice, Paula Powell, Judy Avery, Cathy Papia. 2nd Row: Coach Patricia Pothier, Jane Gorham, Susan Gillis, Margaret Lagoy, Roberta Hawkins, Jane Glasheen, Cindy Ricker, Debby Symonds, Debby Cormier. 134 HOCKEY Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. . Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Wachusett Regional ... CSarOnelrantekeet teeters Marlboro- = ee ee MalibOrOara-mat a: eae Cardnenece ee amr race SHrewSOUryimiee as eras Ainolereey seer See ae MARGARET McDONOUGH ANNA DEL GUIDICE JUDY AVERY KATHY BUSS PAULA POWELL ANNE CORMACK NANCY LaPRADE 135 Ist Row: Coach Dick Johnson, Dennis Lozier, John Curley, Jack Biery Robert Weinbaum, John Collins, James Gaffney, Dave Cocci. 2nd Row: Peter Marshall, John Morrell, Ken Sulin, Bruce Willard, Steve Bisceglia, William Rooney. Where’s the water? Clorine! SENIORS: L to R: John Curley, John Mor- rell, Ken Sulin, Steve Bisceglia, Robert Weinbaum, Dave Cocci. 136 OE EEES rete S . Bottom’s up, Killer Superman Smile, Bobby, they’re taking your picture Glub, glub, glub ... Thar she blows! Leominster. . Leominster... Leominster... Leominster. Leominster... Leominster. . Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. a) .48 EA 2 00 .40 .42 5 ARTA .45 .40 eye 9 gata Zee oe’ Boston Latin ..... A3 Melrosetternr le. 38 aie nemitel Aackhe Bc exe) Assumption Prep. 33 L@XINnGtOneeawersr. 2 oy) Gardncte wn ee OS Holyokemeuntua vee 58 Meltosemrar sree 2 36 PiiChbUrceeere ee 55 Worcester Acad. AV Berea ee 35 T Ist Row: George Gallant, Richard Bacon, Chuck LeBlanc, David Wicker. 2nd Row: Coach Ray Morin, Robert Marcoux, Ken Tucker, Randy Carbone, Tony Piermarini, Randy Haase, Tom Bisol, Donald, Tony Vitone, Joe Bisol, Chris Gagne, Roy Turner, Mike Bisol— Assistant Coach. David Fi nklestein, John Culley, Wallace Blankenship, Tom DiGeronimo, Paul Latini, Leominster... .27 Rene rena Leominster. eA | ‘+ Leominster. . 2.15 Leominster... .28 Leominster... .45 Lawrence Lincoln Sudbury .. 10 Westford Academy 32 Longmeadow .... 28 Quabbin Regional 13 Coach Ray Morin, Chris Gagne, Wally Blankenship, 138 U Chuck LeBlanc, . N A, t Randy Haase, Tom Bisol, David Finklestein, ! Tom DiGeronimo, Tony Vitone, George Gallant. Vuk Ken Tucker, Richard Bacon, John Fiandacca, Ken Mac- Leominster... .13 Chelmsfor d ...... 32 Leominster....15 Kennes 24s eeiesre Pap Leominster... .16 Brookline a... 3] Leominster... .16 Ashland: @ act 30 Leominster... .36 Worcester Academy ...... 10 Leominster... .38 Lowell eee 1] Leominster... .29 Framingham North 12 Leominster. ...14 Keene ave. csceteustece 30 Leominster... .45 Quabbin Regional 10 SECTIONAL COMPETITION Peter ‘Tamas: 20 ac.ssteo tee eee 2nd_ place Wally Blankenship j2- te eee 2nd place Chuck) LeBlanc: Serie ct et oeten een 3rd place Torn’ Bisoli® Sastre tre eee enone 3rd place Dave Finkelstein ici; . -1.c serene Ath place Dick, Bacon ee. scleiei tener 5th place Randy” Haasse: .2. 215. 4a eee 5th place Tom DiGeronimo. = 2. earner 5th place George: Gallant. i. ae 6th place STATE COMPETITION Peter: Tamas 43... . s-srstusere tens oes 13th place Wally Blankenship 3. .- = see 13th place ChuckiLeBlances: ca seas sien 13th place Tom Bisolitg : eerste eenenaces 13th place Tom-DiGeronimo™ sc. ieee eee 9th place David Finkelsteinwe sta eee 9th place Roy Turner, Oe eres Grunt! I need Ban, Fella. A nose is a nose is a nose. PAULA POWELL SCORESe: LEOmInst@haeere se cneresecaere LOnEnDUTC Mra eer eominste awe a ence ee LUMENDUFGO I, «42 MeXOHMINGHE? ooooennonor Marlangeaees foe eee Athol 2 ee. coon ee Gardnenrecenio oe ee 140 KATHY BUSS All eyes on me What can | say? Let me help ANGELA AMICO Leominster . = oes eeeee 38 Marian’ 2... oo eee eee 54 efaalieeicie wavooocuect 43 Marlboro”... 7.2 3. ee 23 LEOMINSTC haeeer eee 59 Gardner.) oo8e ee eee 43 WevejaniinGiely AcGaucacne 3 Athol ) eivek!. ee 25 DEBBY DiPOALI SS NEI It’s my ball Cathy Papia Ist Row: Kathy Buss, Paula Powell, Nancy LaPrade, Cathy Papia, Angela Amico, Debby DiPoali. 2nd Row: Coach Ciccone, Debby Peretti, Margaret McDonough, Jane Gorham. You all look so happy Debby Peretti Nancy LaPrade 14] 142 Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster. . Leominster... Leominster. Leominster. . Leominster. . Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... .60 . 60 aye) 19, . 83 .65 .62 7.03 FOG SoS nO Spies: .54 .68 .96 .96 . 80 BO) .69 West Boylston ..... 59 Doherty eeeeeree tee 48 SHeJONn SS. cseera ewes 104 LURENOUSG sees eee 47 Alumni@se 2 eee ere 71 NashiUawe nae iecee Cee Sf Si Bernard:s sesame 64 Athol eto eee 76 Notre? Dame. ae a. 59 Gardnera teers 54 Silent een ecey Aue 86 Bitch bUrc mere core 68 Sit Bernard'se.a nee 56 Aiioli@ear eee oe oe 67 Dohertyienenee a ee aes 74 Notre: Dame mre 57 NashUataenavncctete tee 57, Gardner. eee 55 Fitchburg. reer 59 Football? Come and g et it Special Guest Front Row: John Magane, Neil Shepard, John Rodriquenz, Gregg Picucci. Back Row: Fred Scherer, Tom Fraturelli, Dave Santucci, John Hulecki—captain, Kip Crowley, John Fitzwater, Tom Kilcoyne. Two more points for L.H.S. Freddy drives against Fitchburg 143 BASKETBALL Well, it was not as good a season as last year’s—but it surely wasn’t bad. This seems to be the best way to sum up the L.H.S. basketball season for 1967-1968. Despite some crushing losses incurred by last year’s graduation, the Blue Devils rebounded to a .555 season and had the NCMC basketball league’s top scorer in 6-4 center John Hulecki. In addition to Hulecki’s fine play, the rest of the scoring punch was supplied by teammates Jack Rodriquenz and Kip Crowley. Dave Santucci and Fred Scherer rounded out the starting line-up and were called on at numerous times during the year’s campaign to which they responded with valuable assists and clutch scores. The high point of the season came in the form of a 69-59 end-of-season victory over a Fitchburg High team that had, prior to this meeting, established itself as one of the top basketball powers in the area. Congratulations are again in order for Coach Ted Damko for the fine job he did in keeping Leominster High in the ranks of local basketball powers! Here comes Jackie! Get that ball, Tom. This is how we'll do it. 144 SENIOR INDEX JANET ADAMS “Janet” Sequence III Musical Committee—3 Drama Appreciation Club—2 Chess Club—3 Nurses’ Aide—4 ANGELA AMICO “Ang” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Interclass Play Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Class Play Gymnastic Show—3, 4 Cheerleaders’ Club—3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Leaders’ Club—4 Office Assistant—4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 ANGELO AMICO “Angie” Electronics Ski Club—4 JANE M. AMOROSI “Jane” Sequence | Parents’ Night Usher—2, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival—3, 4 Senior Class Play G.A.A.—3, 4 Choral Club—4 Language Club—4 Future Homemakers’ Club—2, 4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—4 GREGORY H. APPLETON “Apple” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Class Play Chess Club—3, 4 Language Club—2 Office Assistant—3 Wrestling—2 Golf—2 MARGARET L. ARMILLOTTI ‘Peggy’ Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—4 Senior Class Play Committee Gymnastic Show—4 Secretarial Club—4 Vice-President—4 G.A.A.—3 Future Homemakers’ Club—2 Pep Club—2 Secretarial Assistant—4 HELEN ANNE ARSENAULT Sequence || Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Interclass Play Committee—2 Musical Committee—2 Senior Class Play Drama Appreciation Club—2 Secretarial Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 HENRY ARSENAULT Machinist Engineering Society—4 Student Foreman—4 ROSELLE MARIA ARSENAULT “Ellie” Sequence II Chess Club—3 Press Club—4 SANDRA M. AUBUCHON “Sandy” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3 Interclass Play Committee—4 Press Club—4 Future Teachers of America—3 ELINOR A. AVERY Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception—3 Interclass Play Committee—3 Musical Committee—4 Future Homemakers’ Club—2, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Language Club—3, 4 Choral Club—4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 Field Hockey—4 145 146 JUDY C. AVERY Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Chairman—3 Winter Carnival—2, 3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Honor Guard Attendant—3 Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Drama Appreciation—2 Language Club—3, 4 Girls’ Phys. Ed. Club—4 Leaders’ Club—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 President—4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Homeroom Representative—3, 4 RICHARD A. BACON “Rich” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Interclass Play Committee—4 Ski Club—2 Chess Club—3, 4 Senior Class Play Guidance Office Assistant—4 Wrestling—3, 4 LINDA BAKER Sequence II MARGARET A. BARKER “Mags” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Musical—2, 3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Senior Class Play Homeroom Representative—4 Leaders’ Club—4 JANICE BARTLETT “Jan” Sequence Il Senior Reception Usher—3 Deca Club—4 MICHAEL P. BEDARD “Mike” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Parents’ Night Usher—3 Graduation Usher—2 Chess Club—2, 3 Language Club—2 Folk Music Club—4 Football—3 Tennis—2, 3 Soccer—4 BRENDA LORAINE BELAND “Bren” Sequence II Deca Club—3, 4 Parliamentarian—4 GLORIA D. BELLIVEAU “Glo” Sequence II Interclass Play Committee—4 Press Club—4 WILLIAM BELLIVEAU II “Canuck” Sequence | Musical—2 Chess Club—3, 4 Science Club—2 DAVID BENOIT “Tudd’ Machinist Ski Club—4 Student Foreman—2, 3, 4 CATHERINE ANN BERGERON “Cathy” Sequence II Senior Class Reception—3 Drama Club—2, 3 Future Homemakers’ Club—4 Secretary—4 LAWRENCE BERGERON “Larry” Sequence | Musical—2, 3, 4 Interclass Play—4 Art Club—3 Science Club—4 Gymnastics Club—4 DOROTHY M. BERNARDI “Dot” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Winter Carnival—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Musical Committee—2 Senior Class Play Drama Appreciation Club—2 Future Nurses Club—3 Folk Music Club—4 GAYLE M. BIGELOW Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3 Senior Class Play Committee Home Economics Club—3 Italian Club—2 G.A.A.—4 Girls’ Phys. Ed. Club—4 Basketball—4 Softball—3, 4 STEPHEN V. BISCEGLIA “Steve” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Winter Carnival—4 Parents’ Night Usher—4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Honor Society—4 L.H.S. Band—1, 2,3, 4 Dance Band—2, 3 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Choral Club—3, 4 Senior Class Play Interclass Play—2, 3, 4 Production Manager—4 Director—3 Best Actor—4 Musical Production—1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming—4 Track—4 Gymnastic Show—3, 4 Senior Class Treasurer JEAN BISHOP Sequence II Nurses’ Aide—4 JOAN BISHOP Sequence II Senior Reception Usher—3 Future Homemakers’ Club—3 Nurses’ Aide—4 MICHAEL J. BISOL “Beeze” Sequence III Musical Production—2 Senior Class Play Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Art Club—2 Varsity Club—3, 4 Football—2, 3 Track—2, 3 Wrestling—2, 3, 4 Captain—3 Assistant Coach—4 Gymnastic Show—3, 4 Homeroom Representative—3,4 WALLACE BLANKENSHIP “Wally” Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Varsity Club—4 Wrestling—3, 4 Track—3, 4 Cross Country—4 WILLIAM BLANKENSHIP “Bill Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Archaeology—4 Soccer—4 Wrestling—3, 4 BARBARA A. BOISSONEAU “Barb” Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Secretarial Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 DENNIS D. BOISVERT “Den” Sequence | Varsity Club—4 Football—3, 4 Track—374 Baseball—2 RAYMOND A. BOOTH “Ray” Sequence III Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Chess Club—4 Track—2 SUSAN B. BOOTH “Su e” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3 Interclass Play Committee—4 Folk Music Club—4 Home Economics Club—2 Office Assistant—4 DONALD BOUCHARD “Eggie” Machinist Football—2 Track—2 Swimming—2, 3 Ski Club—4 Student Foreman—2, 3, 4 MARK C. BOWSER Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Chess Club—2 Varsity Club—3 Press Club—4 Senior Class Play Office Assistant—3 147 148 Football—2, 3, 4 Wrestling—3 Track—4 JANEANNE BOYDEN “Jane” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Secretarial Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 LINDA R. BROSSEAU Sequence II Deca Club—3, 4 President—4 National Deca Delegate—4 D.E. Parents’ Night Chairman—4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Future Homemakers’ Club—3 JOANNE M. BROUSSEAU “Jo” Sequence II Winter Carnival—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Parents’ Night Usher—2 Interclass Play Committee—3 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Italian Club—3 Bridge Club—4 Senior Class Play Guidance Office Assistant—2, 3 Office Assistant—4 STEVEN J. BROW “Steve” Sequence | KATHRYN A. BUSS ‘Buss’ Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Musical—2, 3, 4 Gymnastic Show—3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Vice-President—4 Leaders’ Club—4 L.H.S. Band—1, 2,3, 4 Dance Band—2, 3, 4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 Tennis—3, 4 ELLEN M. CANNON “Ellen” Sequence I| Knitting Club—2 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Secretarial Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Thanksgiving Rally—4 JAMES E. CAPORELLO “Cap” Sequence | Chess Club—2 Dance Band—3 Jets—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Committee—3 Graduation Set-Up Committee—3 Winter Cabaret Committee—4 Musical—3, 4 Senior Class Play Senior Class Play Committee Class President—4 Class Treasurer—3 Student Cabinet—4 CAROL ANN CARTER Sequence || Future Homemaking Club—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 GARY A. CARTER Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 SHARON A. CASASSA Sequence I| Spaghetti Supper—2, 3 Deca Club—4 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Guidance Office Assistant—2 MELANIE CASTRIOTTA Sequence II Musical Production—3, 4 Senior Class Play Cast Drama Club—2, 3, 4 MARTHA CHAPLIN “Marty” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3, 4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Toboggan Party Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Musical Production Usher—4 Winter Carnival—2 Senior Class Play Cast—4 DAVID D. COCCI “Killer” Art Club—2, 4 Sequence | Secretary Junior-Senior Prom Usher—3 Dramatic Club—3 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Pep Club—2 Winter Cabaret Set-Up Committee—4 Language Club—3 Football—3, 4 Basketball—2 Baseball—2, 4 Swimming—2 LAWRENCE CHARETTE “Larry” Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 JOYCEANN CONTI “Joyce” Student Foreman—1, 2, 3, 4 Sequence | Fishing Club—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 GISELLE M. CHENARD Interclass Play Usher—4 Sequence || Interclass Play Make-Up Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Honor Society—3, 4 Future Teachers’ Club—2, 3 Future Homemakers’ Club—2 Press Club—4 Future Secretarial Clubb—4 Band—1, 2, 3 Secretarial Assistant—4 Office Assistant—3, 4 JASPER R. CHIRCO “Dick” JOHN CONTOIS “Conny” Sequence II Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Chess Club—2, 3, 4 Fishing Club—4 BUY GLEMENTI© “Lucy JEANNE CORBY “’Corbs’’ Sequence | Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Spaghetti Supper—3 Homeroom Representative—3 Interclass Play Cast—2 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Interclass Play Drama Appreciation Club—3 Director—4 Future Nurses’ Club—3 Musical Production—3, 4 Folk Music Club—4 Director—4 G.A.A.—3 G.A.A.—4 Musical Production Make-Up Committee—3 Folk Club—4 Basketball—2, 3 Knitting Club—4 Field Hockey—2, 3 Drama Appreciation—2 Tennis—2, 3 Basketball—3, 4 Softball—3 ANNE CORMACK “Crow” Gym Show—3, 4 Sequence | Senior Reception—3 STEPHEN CLOUTIER ‘Peter’ Spaghetti Supper—4 Honor Guard Attendant—3 Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Bonet eee 4 Magnet Business Staff a ere Po Wg Ga GYNTHIA COGGI “Cindi” Future Nurses’ Club—4 Sequence | Language Club—4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Magnet Editorial sy Somme eae MEN Eret ies Meera Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Gymnchon mond Basketball—2 Library Assistant—4 Future Teachers’ Club—2 Field Hockey—3, 4 Folk Music Club—4 Basketball—3 150 CAROL CORMIER “Carol” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Winter Carnival—2, 3 Honor Guard Attendant—3 G.A.A.—3 Language Club—3 Homeroom Representative—4 Interclass Play Make-Up Chairman—4 Senior Class Play Committee—4 LAURIE J. CORMIER, JR. Sequence II RICHARD COURVILLE “Richy” Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 Student Foreman—1, 2, 3, 4 Hot Rod Club—4 SALLY CRAIGUE Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 French Conversation Club—3 Folk Music Club—4 Language Club—4 EDWARD CRAIN “Gumby” Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 Hot Rod Club—4 LINDA ELIZABETH CRAIN “Brown Sequence | Chess Club—4 Musical Production Make-Up Committee—4 Gym Show—3, 4 Senior Class Play Committee—4 JANE CRAWLEY “Brown Ill” Sequence II Ski Club—2 Secretarial Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Musical Production Stage Crew—4 Senior Class Play Stage Crew—4 MAUREEN CREDIT “Midget” Sequence II Nurses’ Aid—4 Spaghetti Supper—3 Nurses’ Club—2, 3 Stamp Club—2 Nurses’ Aid Club—4 MICHAEL CRISTOFONO “Crinckle” Carpentry—1, 2, 3,4 Chess Club—4 CAROLYN CROSS Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 French Conversation Club—3 Language Club—4 Folk Club—4 GAIL CROSSMAN “Gail” Sequence II Nurses’ Aid—4 Musical Ticket Committee—2, 3 Drama Club—3 Nurses’ Aid Club—4 Basketball—2 Field Hockey—2 Tennis—3 JOUNSGUETEY Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Parents’ Night Usher—3, 4 Varsity Club—3, 4 Football—2, 3, 4 Wrestling—3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Homeroom Representative—4 LORETTA CURRY Sequence II DECA—4 Historian—4 Parents’ Night—2, 3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Usher—3 Musical Production—2, 3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Interclass Play—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Senior Class Play Committee—4 G.A.A.—3 Future Homemakers’ Club—2 Ski Club—2 DECA Club—4 Knitting Club—3 Pep Club—2 Choral Club—3 GARY DAILEY Automotive—2, 3, 4 Interact Club—4 Hot Rod Club—4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Senior Class Vice President Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Musical Production Make-Up Committee—2, 3 KENNETH DAUPHINAIS Gym Show—3, 4 Sequence | Knitting Club—3 Musical Production Stage Crew—4 Future Secretaries’ Club—4 JETS—3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Softball—2 ROBERT A. DAVIS “Bob” Tennis—3 Sequence | Basketball—2, 3 Musical Production Stage Crew—3, 4 Senior Class Play Stage Crew—4 MICHAEL DIGERONIMO “Mike” Chess Club—2, 4 Sequence | Science Club—3 Interclass Play Ticket Chairman—3 Italian Club—2 BARRY DECAROLIS Drama Appreciation Club—3 Sequence II Science Club—4 Folk Music Club—4 LINDA A. DIGNARD “Dig” PATRICIA DELBOVE “Patti” Sequence | Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Spaghetti Supper—3 Junior-Senior Prom Senior Reception Usher—3 Decoration Committee—3 Art Club—2 Musical Ticket Committee—2 Bridge Club—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Future Homemakers’ Club—2 ANNA MARIE DELGIUDICE ‘Brown Vee Future Nurses’ Club—3, 4 Sequence | Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Musical Production—3 Softball—3, 4 Make-Up Committee—4 Gym Show—3, 4 DOMENICA DIMARZIO “Donna” Senior Class Play Stage Crew—4 Sequence II Art Club—2 Spaghetti Supper—3 Library Club—3 Knitting Club—3 Chess Club—4 Future Homemakers’ Club—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Guidance Assistant—4 DEBORAH DIPAOLI “Debby” Field Hockey—3, 4 Sequence | Co-Captain—4 Parents’ Night Usher—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 NANCY DEMERS “Nance” Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 See ear Se 4 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Musical Production Usher—2 Interclass Play Make-Up Committee—4 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3 PeniGlub2 Drama Club—2 Seas we ee cls ia a4 Drama Appreciation Club—2 y UlU ' Office Assistant—4 Choral Club—4 Library Assistant—2, 3, 4 Language Club—3 Band—1, 2, 3,4 Girls’ Physical Education Club—3, 4 Senior Class Play Prop Committee—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 DIANE M. DESHAIES Gym Show—3, 4 Sequence II Basketball—2, 3, 4 Honor Guard Attendant—3 Softball—3 Senior Reception—3 Field Hockey—4 152 SUSAN DONATELLY “Sue” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Parents’ Night Usher—2 Musical Production Usher—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 Ski Club—2, 3 Drama Club—2, 3 Future Secretaries’ Club—4 President Student Leader—4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Office Assistant—2 Secretarial Assistant—4 KEVIN DONEGAN_ “Kev” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Interclass Play Committee—4 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Archaeology Club—3, 4 Executive Board—4 RALPH D‘ONFRO_ “Rufus” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3 Senior Class Play Designer—4 Science Club—2, 3, 4 Track—2 Football—3 Tennis—4 MARCIA DOYLE “Bim” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom—3 Honor Guard Attendant—3 Spaghetti Supper—3 Honor Society—3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Future Teachers’ Club—2 Pep Club—2 Leaders’ Club—4 Girls’ Physical Club—4 Basketball—2, 3 Softball—2, 4 MARY DOYLE Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Class Play Cast Musical Production—2, 3, 4 Chorus Club—2 Future Homemakers’ Club—2 Dramatic Club—3, 4 German Club—2 . Field Hockey—4 Basketball—2 ANN DRURY Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Future Homemakers’ Club—2 Choral Club—3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Language Club—3 Field Hockey—3, 4 Softball—2 JOHN FAATZ “Skip” Sequence | and II Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Musical Production—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Gym Show—4 JETS—2, 3,4 Band—2, 3 CHERYL FARROW “Sherry” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Pre-Law Club—2 Knitting Club—3 Press Club—4 Basketball—2, 3 CAROLYN FERGUSON Sequence II Nurses’ Aide—4 ANNA FERZOCO Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Interclass Play Usher—2 Parents’ Night Usher—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Field Hockey—2 Basketball—2, 3 Softball—3 Homeroom Representative—4 JOHN FIELD “Felix’’ Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Radio Club—4 SANDRA FIFFY “Sandy” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 DAVID FRANIOSE “Bull’’ Future Teachers’ Club—2, 3, 4 Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Radio Club—4 LINDA FINI “Lin” Sequence || SALLY ANN FRICKE Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Sequence | Knitting Club Senior Class Play Cast Girls’ Physical Education Club—4 Spaghetti Supper Chairman—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Decoration Chairman—3, 4 SUSAN FISHER “Sue” Winter Carnival Chairman Sequence II Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3, 4 Future Secretaries’ Club—4 Interclass Play Usher—2, 3 Secretarial Assistant—4 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Future Nurses’ Club—4 JOHN FITZWATER “Deuce Supreme” Tardiness Office Assistant—4 Sequence | Student Council—2, 3, 4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Secretary Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Secretary of Senior Class Magnet Business Staff—4 French Conversation Club—3 CYNTHIA GAGNE_ “Cindee’’ Drama Appreciation Club—2, 3 Sequence II Cross Country—4 Spaghetti Supper—3 Basketball—2, 4 Honor Guard Attendant—3 Track—4 Art Club—4 Homeroom Representative—4 GILMAN GAGNON DEAN A. FLEMING “Dino” Sequence II Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 MARK A. GAGNON Varsity Club—3, 4 Sequence | Football—3, 4 Archaeology Club—4 Wrestling—3, 4 Science Club—4 DENNIS FONTAINE ‘Rosy’ JEAN GAUDET ‘Jenay” Sequence II Sequence II ‘ Aid rT FRANCIS FONTAINE “Franny” eae eles sequence Ill JAMES GENTILE “Geno” Spaghetti Supper—3 Varsity Club—3, 4 Sequence II Football—2, 3, 4 Football—2, 3, 4 NheRUET SS CHARLENE A. GIUNTA “Charl” JANET MARY FORREST “Jan” Sequence II Sequence II Senior Class Cast—4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Spaghetti Supper—4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Art Club—4 Bridge Club—4 Future Secretaries’ Club—4 JAMES A. GIZZONIO “Jim” Knitting Club—3 cecnencel Ag Senior Class Play Stage Crew—4 MARK FORTIN Chess Club—2, 3 Sequence II Art Club—4 Ski Club—2, 4 “ JETS_4 THOMAS H. GLADIOTIS, JR. “Tom Archaeology—3 Sequence | 154 Spaghetti Supper —4 Graduation Usher—2 Chess Club—3 JETS—4 ANDREW M. GOLEMBIEWSKI “Andy” Sequence Ill Chess Club—2, 3, 4 Sports Announcer—4 Football—2 ARTHUR GOPFERT “Guff” Electronics—1, 2, 3, 4 Engineering—4 LANA GOSS Sequence II Winter Carnival Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Parents’ Night Usher—2 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Knitting Club—3 Bridge Club—4 Basketball—2 LUGYECGOS Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Cheerleading Club—3, 4 Italian Club—2 Homeroom Representative—4 Library Assistant—3 LINDA GRAVATT “Lin” Sequence III Parents’ Night Usher—3 Knitting Club—3 Nurses’ Aide Club—4 ANDREW GRIFFIN “Sniffy” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Hot Rod Club—4 JOHN GRIFFIN “Griff” Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 Hot Rod Club—4 VINCENT GUERRIERI “Vin’ Sequence II Science Club—3 DAVID GUERTIN “Dave” Sequence II Gymnastics Club—3, 4 GORDON GUILE Sequence II MARK E. HANSON Sequence | Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Ski Club—3, 4 Debate Club—2, 3, 4 Banid==lme27a. 4: Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Co-editor Office Assistant—4 Musical Production—3 Soccer—4 Basketball—3 Golf—3 Swimming—2 STANLEY L. HARRIS, JR “Stan” Sequence II Dance Band—2 Chorus—2, 3, 4 Folk Music Club—4 Band—2 LEANNA HATTON Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3 Future Teachers’ Club—2, 3 Press Club—4 Basketball—2 SUSAN HATTON “Sue” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Future Nurses’ Club—4 Senior Representative SUSAN HEBERT “Sue” Sequence || D.E. Fashion Show—4 DECA Club—4 Future Teachers’ Club—2 Ski Club—2 Basketball—2 CRAIG HEDSTROM Sequence II Ski Club—2 Folk Music Club—4 Choral Club—4 Musical Production—4 DOUGLAS HEDSTROM_ “Boa” Sequence II Musical Production—4 Choral Club—2, 4 Press Club—3 Folk Music Club—4 JAMES HENDERSHAW “Jimmy” Automotive—2, 3, 4 Hot Rod Club—4 Pie tiboo Sequence II Graduation Usher—2 Reading Club—2 Archaeology Club—3 Folk Music Club—4 NAOMI HITOV Sequence | Senior Reception—3 Honor Guard Attendant—3 Musical Production—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Interclass Play Committee—3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Junior Representative—3 Lariguage Club—3, 4 Treasurer—4 Drama Appreciation Club—2, 4 Softball—2 Field Hockey—2 Tennis—3, 4 Basketball—3 WILLIAM HOLLOWAY Sequence | Musical Production—2, 3, 4 Interclass Plays—2, 3, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—2, 3 Gymnastics Club—4 MICHAEL RAY HOLOHAN) “Mike” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3 JETS—4 Track—2, 3, 4 Soccer—4 Co-captain JOHN HULECKI “Hucky” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Varsity Club—4 President T.A.G. Board—4 Vice-President Office Assistant—4 Football—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 WALTER JANOWICZ Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Student Foreman—1, 2, 3, 4 Hot Rod Club—4 DAVID JOHNSON “Gus” Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—4 Winter Carnival—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Track—4 Cross Country—2, 3, 4 LINDA B. KAMEL “Fred’’ Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival—2, 3, 4 Senior Reception—3 Library Club—2 Future Nurses’ Club—2, 3, 4 Secretary Club—4 Nurses’ Office Assistant—3, 4 Library Assistant—2 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Senior Graduation—3 MARIANNE KAULBACK Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Latin Club—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Bridge Club—4 JAMES KENNEY “Catfish” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 JETS—3, 4 Assistant Treasurer—4 Ski Club—3 155 156 Football—3 Soccer—4 Baseball—3, 4 KATHLEEN KIRBY ‘Katie’ Sequence | Senior Reception—3 Choral Club—2 Future Teachers’ Club—2, 3, 4 Vice-President—4 Library Assistant—4 DOUGLAS VKY LES @eeDougs Machine Shop—2, 3, 4 Student Foreman—2, 3, 4 Hct Rod Club—4 JOHN C. LEGACE, JR. “John’ Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Musical Production—2, 3 Senior Play Committee—4 Interclass Play Committee—4 Drama Appreciation Club—2 Archaeology Club—3, 4 JEAN F. LANDRY Sequence II Musical Production—3, 4 Secretarial Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 PATRICIA LANDRY “Patso” Sequence II Nurses’ Aide Club—4 HAROLD LANZA Red” Automotive—2, 3, 4 Hot Rod Club—4 NANCY E. LAPRADE “Lippy” Sequence | Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Honor Society—2, 3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Treasurer—4 Honor Attendant—3 Senior Reception—3 Field Hockey—3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 Gymnastics Exhibition—3 Student Cabinet—2, 3, 4 Treasurer—4 DAVID J. LAREAU “Dave” Sequence | Archaeology Club—4 Office Assistant—4 MICHAEL J. LASTELLA Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Interclass Play Committee—3 “Mike” Senior Class Play Committee—4 JETS—3, 4 Ski Club—4 PAUL LATINI “Shrink” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 JETS—2, 3, 4 Secretary—3, 4 Wrestling—4 DAVIS WARREN LAUER Sequence | Art Glub—2, 3 Debate Club—4 MICHELLE LAVOIE Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Future Homemakers’ Club—2 Future Teachers’ Club—3, 4 JANE LAWLER “Janie” Sequence II Nurses Aide Club—4 PHYLLIS LEAHEY “Phyl” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Italian Club—2 Pep Club—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Folk Music Club—4 CHARLES R. LEBLANC Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Ski Club—3 Press Club—3 Varsity Club—4 Office Assistant—4 Football—2, 3, 4 Wrestling—3, 4 Track—2, 3, 4 Tri-captain—4 “Chips” JAMIE LEBLANC “Jamie” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Interclass Play Committee—2 Honor Society—2, 3, 4 President—4 Ski Club—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Tennis—2, 3, 4 Cross-Country—2, 3, 4 Captain—4 Track—2, 3,4 Captain—3, 4 MARY ANN LEBLANC Sequence II DECA Club PAUL LEBLANC Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 Engineering Society—4 ROBERT LEBLANC “Bok Electronics—1, 2, 3, 4 Gymnastics Club—4 President—4 SHIELA L’ECUYER Sequence II DECA Club—4 MARGARET ANN LEHTINEN Sequence || Interclass Play Committee—2 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 DECA Club Drama Club—2 4 CAROL ANN LEMIEUX Sequence II Ski Club—2 Secretarial Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Honor Attendant—3 CARMELLA LEMMO_ “Mella” Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—4 Musical Committee—4 Senior Class Play Committee Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Girls’ Physical Education Club—3 “Peggy” Future Homemakers’ Club—3 Office Help—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Basketball—3 KATHERINE M. LEMOINE Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom—3 Winter Carnival—3, 4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Reception—3 Honor Attendant—3 Pep Club—2 Drama Appreciation Club—2, 3 Folk Music Club—4 Language Club—4 Ski Club—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Interclass Play Committee—4 Senior Class Play—4 Softball—2, 3 Basketball—2 Field Hockey—4 Gymnastic Show—3, 4 ROBERT LETARTE “Bob” Sequence || Investment Club—2 Choral Club—3, 4 Folk Music Club—4 Track—3 RONALD J. LEVESQUE Sequence II Chess Club—2, 3, 4 Soccer—4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Hockey—4 GAIL A. LIEBERMAN Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Senior Reception—3 Honor Attendant—3 Senior Class Play Honor Society—2, 3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 “Kathy” Girls’ Physical Education Club—3, 4 L.H.S. Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Language Club—3, 4 Musical—2, 4 Gymnastic Show—3 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—3 Softball—2 157 158 JORINGL@ISERE) Rime EU2z7 Vas Sequence II Gymnastic Show—3, 4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Parents’ Night Usher—4 Gymnastic Club—4 President—4 RICHARD R. LOMME “Dick” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3 Science Club—2 Art Club—3 Archaeology Club—4 MICHAEL LORION “Mike” Sequence | Chess Club—2, 3 Interclass Play Committee—4 Musical Committee—3, 4 Technical Director—4 Senior Class Committee Soccer—4 MARK LOVE “Mark” Sequence | Graduation Usher—2 Parents’ Night Usher—4 Archaeology Club—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 Basketball—2, 3 Manager—4 Golf—2, 3, 4 Soccer—4 BRUCE LOWE “Bruce” Sequence II Science Club—2, 4 Archaeology—3 LINDA H. LOWE “Linda” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Future Homemakers’ Club—2 Future Teachers’ Club—3, 4 Basketball—2 WAYNE LUCIER Sequence || Deca Club—4 DONNA LUSSIER “Cheese” Sequence III Choral Club—2 Art Club—2, 3 Nurses’ Aide—4 Basketball—2 NANCY LYONNAIS “Leo” Sequence | Parents’ Night Usher—4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Interclass Play—3, 4 Musical Committee—2, 3, 4 Future Nurses Club—2, 3, 4 President—4 Press Club—2 Ski Club—3, 4 Language Club—3, 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club—3 Secretarial Club—4 Nurses’ Office Assistant—3, 4 Basketball—3, 4 Homeroom Representative—3, 4 BRENDA MACPHEE Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Interclass Play Committee—4 Musical Committee—4 Senior Class Play Winter Carnival Committee—4 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Chess Club—4 Guidance Assistant—3, 4 JAMES J. MAGGIO_ “Pizza” Sequence II Art Club—2, 3, 4 Wrestling—4 Football—2 MAUREEN MAHAN “Mo” Sequence III Choral Club—2, 3 Nurses’ Aide Club—4 President—4 PATRICIA MALONEY “Pat” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Interclass Play Usher—4 Production—3 Musical Ticket Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Future Nurses’ Club—3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3 MICHAEL MARCHAND “Mike” Sequence II Ski Club—3 JETS—3, 4 Gym Show—4 Football—4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 MARY LOUISE MARCHETTI Sequence II Knitting Club—3 DECA Club—4 RALPH MARRONE_ “Rocco” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Public Speaking Club—4 Treasurer—4 Senior Class Treasurer STEPHEN D. MARTIN “Flea” Sequence II Graduation Usher—2 Musical Production—2, 3 Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club—3, 4 Dance Band—2 Office Assistant—4 Announcer—3, 4 FRANK MASCIANGIOLI Automotive—2, 3, 4 JAMES D. MASCITTI “Mascit’’ Folk Music Club—4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Cross Country—4 DONNA MASIELLO Sequence | Future Teachers’ Club—2 WILLIAM MASON — “Billy” Sequence | Graduation Usher—2 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3 Senior Reception Usher Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3 Spaghetti Supper—3 Chess Club—3 Football—2, 3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Track—2 Junior Class Secretary DAVID MATTHEWS “Dave” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Interclass Play Committee—2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play Ticket Chairman—4 Thanksgiving Usher—4 Science Club—2 Archaeology Club—3, 4 Vice President—3 President—4 Language Club—2 Ski Club—3 Football—2, 3 Musical Production—2 REBECCA ANN MCALLISTER “Bee Bee Van Dorion” Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Interclass Play Make-Up Committee—2, 3 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3 Future Nurses’ Club—4 Drama Appreciation—2, 3 PETER MCCOY “Pete” Sequence II International Relations Club—2 Press Club—4 THOMAS W. MCDONALD Sequence | Graduation Usher—2 Chess Club—2, 3 Folk Music Club—4 MARGARET M. MCDONOUGH Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club—3 Future Nurses’ Club—3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Senior Representative—4 Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—4 Softball—3 JOSEPH MCMILLEON “Joe” Sequence | Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Debate Club—2, 3, 4 159 160 Language Club—3 Tardiness Officer—2, 3, 4 Office Supplies—2, 3, 4 Interclass Play—2, 3, 4 Production Manager—4 Musical Production—3, 4 Student Council—2, 3, 4 President—4 Junior Class President President of the Central Division Massachusetts Association of Student Council—3, 4 Governor of Boys’ State 1967-1968 CHRISTINE METHE “Cookie” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Interclass Play—4 Musical Production Usher—4 Drama Appreciation—3, 4 Press Club—4 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 FRANCES METZGER “Fran” Sequence | Interclass Play Usher—2, 3, 4 Spaghetti Supper—4 Senior Class Cast—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Drama Appreciation Club—2 Cheerleading Club—3, 4 CAROL MILLER Sequence II DIANE MAY MILLER “Tort” Sequence II Future Homemakers’ Club—4 LINDA MILLER Sequence III Nurses’ Aide Club—4 Pep Club—2 PAMELA MILLS “Pam” Sequence III RICHARD J. MORIN “Dick” Sequence II Music Listeners’ Club—2 MAUREEN A. MORLEY Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Musical Production—2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Language Club—3, 4 Executive Board—3 President—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Band—2, 3,4 Debate Club—3, 4 Chorus Club—2 Honor Guard Attendant—3 Softball—2, 3 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 JOHN MORRELL Sequence | Gymnastic Club—4 Vice President—4 JETS—3 Office Assistant—3, 4 Soccer—4 Track—3, 4 Swimming—3, 4 DAVID MORSE Sequence II KATHLEEN MOYEN “Kathy” Sequence III Knitting Club—3 DECA Club—4 Field Hockey—3 JOHN MURPHY “Mures” Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 Student Foreman—1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club—3, 4 Vice President—4 KAREN MURRAY “Kay” Sequence Il Spaghetti Supper—4 Debate Club—2 Knitting Club—3 Future Homemakers’ Club—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Gym Show—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Softball—2 Field Hockey—2 Tennis—3 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Basketball—3 KENNETH R. MYER “Porpoise” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Gym Show—3 Graduation Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom—3 Football—3, 4 BRIAN NASH “Slim” Carpentry—2, 3, 4 Fishing Club—4 HARVEY NEILSON Sequence | JETS—2, 3 Science Club—4 Visual Aid Assistant—2 LINDA LOUISE NELSON “Wabbit’’ Sequence II Library Club—4 RICK NILES “Ricky” Sequence | Italian Club—2, 3 ROBERT S. NORRIS “Tex” Sequence | Homeroom Representative—3 Debate Club—2, 3, 4 Ski Club—4 Soccer—4 bie © CONNELL Sequence Il Honor Guard Attendant—3 Drama Appreciation Club—2 Honor Society—2 G.A.A.—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 Musical Production—2, 4 Magnet Business Staff—4 Business Manager KATHLEEN O’DAY “Kathy” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Honor Guard Attendant—3 Interclass Play—4 Senior Class Play—4 Honor Society—2, 3, 4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Publicity Director4 Girls’ Physical Club—3 Press Club—2 Language Club—3, 4 Future Nurses’ Club—3, 4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—3, 4 Softball—2 Gym Show-—3, 4 SHERYL ORRE “Sherry” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3 Interclass Play Usher—3 Senior Reception—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2 Future Nurses’ Club—3, 4 Future Homemakers’ Club—2 Office Assistant—4 UAMESS Vn Os] ©@LEwe. Cte Sequence | Spaghetti Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Honor Society—3, 4 Debate Club—2, 3, 4 President—4 Musical Production—2, 4 Interclass Play—3 Junior Class Vice-President Student Cabinet—3 ALBER T C. L. PACQUIN, II Sequence | Musical Ticket Committee—4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Chess Club—4 CATHERINE PAPIA “Cathy” Sequence II Pep Club—2 Physical Girls’ Club—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 NANCY PARMENTER “Nance” Sequence III Nurses’ Aide Club—4 RONALD PAWELSKI “Ronnie” Sequence | Graduation Usher—2 Toboggan Party Chairman—4 Spaghetti Supper—3 Science Club—2 Archaeology Club—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Golf—3, 4 Soccer—4 Homeroom Representative—4 161 162 JANE PELACCIO “Jane” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Class Trip Committee—4 Drama Club—3 Gym Club—2 Magnet Business Staff—4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Basketball—2 VERNA PERALTA “Dolly” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Reception Head Usher—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Drama Club—2, 4 Ski Club—2, 3 Secretary—3 Girls’ Physical Education Club—4 G.A.A.—4 Language Club—2, 3 Leaders’ Club—4 Gym Show—3, 4 Interclass Play—2, 3 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Speech Finalist—3 Basketball—3 Musical Production—3 DEBORAH PERETTI “Debbie” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Reception—3 Interclass Play Ticket Committee—4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Language Club—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Future Nurses’ Club—2, 3, 4 Treasurer—4 Softball—2, 3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Field Hockey—4 ARTHUR J. PHELPS JR. “Jay” Sequence II Chess Club—2, 3 Folk Music Club—4 Musical Production—1, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 EVELYN PIANO “Eleven” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Spaghetti Supper (publicity)—3 Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Art Club—2 Folk Music Club—4 Chess Club—3 Office Assistant—4 Homeroom Representative—4 Musical Production—2, 3, 4 Interclass Play Director—3 Senior Class Play Director—4 MARIA PICCOLOMINI = ‘‘Picc’’ Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Interclass Play—2 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally Ski Club—2, 3 Drama Appreciation—2 DECA Club—4 Homeroom Representative—4 ALPHONSE C. PIERMARINI “Silver Streak” Sequence III Dance Band—3 Band—1, 2,3, 4 Musical Production—2, 3, 4 Stage Band and Orchestra—4 Folk Music Club—4 NANCY PIPER Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Parents’ Night Usher—3, 4 Future Teachers’ Club—3, 4 Future Homemakers’ Club—2 Language Club—3 ALAN PLANT “Al” Automotive—2, 3, 4 Interact Club—4 Senior Class Secretary ROGER POMPEI “Toe” Drafting—1, 2,3, 4 Interact Club—4 Ski Club—4 Senior Class President Football—2, 3, 4 PAULA J. POWELL “Paula” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Senior Reception—3 Physical Education Club—3, 4 Future Teachers’ Club—2 Leaders’ Club—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Secretary Basketball—2, 3, 4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Tennis—3 Softball—2, 3, 4 Gym Show—3, 4 DANIEL PRADO Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club—4 NORMA PREVILLE Sequence II Future Homemakers’ Club—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 THOMAS F. PROCTOR “Thom” Sequence | Musical Production—2, 3, 4 Stage Band and Orchestra—2, 3, 4 Choral Club—3, 4 PAUL BERNARD PROIETT| “Scriff” Sequence III Senior Class Play Reading Committee—4 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Interclass Play—3 Musical Production—3, 4 MARGARET RAGAZZINO_ “Mickey” Sequence II Senior Class Play Committee—4 Musical Make-Up Committee—4 Future Secretarial Club—4 DIANE REGAN Sequence | Senior Reception Usher—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Musical Ticket Committee—3, 4 Interclass Ticket Committee—4 Art Club—2 Future Teachers’ Club—3, 4 Choral Club—4 TIMOTHY REMY “Dewey” Sequence II Gym Show—4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Football—2, 3, 4 DENNIS RENAUD “Mo-par’’ Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Public Speaking—4 President—4 MARGARET REYNOLDS “Peggy” Sequence II Art Club—2 Ski Club—3 DECA Club—4 State Convention Representative—4 Basketball—2 ROBERT REYNOLDS “Rabbit’’ Carpentry—1, 2, 3,4 Rifle Club—4 JEAN GUY RICHARD “Frenhie” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Public Speaking Club—4 DONNA RILEY Sequence II Art Club—3 Nurses’ Aide Club—4 JOHN C. RITZO. “Ritz” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Chairman—3 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Varsity Club—3, 4 Treasurer—4 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 President—4 Tardiness Clerk—4 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 Football—2, 3, 4 Wrestling—3 Track—2, 3, 4 Co-captain—4 ELVA RIVERA “Iris” Sequence Il Future Secretaries’ Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 JOHN RODRIQUENZ “Jack” Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Spaghetti Supper—3 Graduation Head Usher—2 Football—2, 3, 4 Tri-captain—4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Track—2 163 WAYNE ROSA Junior-Senior Prom Program Chairman—3 Sequence | Interclass Play—4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Musical Production—4 Graduation Usher—2 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Senior Class Play Stage Crew—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Archaeology Club—3 Spaghetti Supper—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Track—2, 4 Chess Club—3 Soccer—4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Future Nurses’ Club—4 BRENDA MARY ROYER “Bren” Choral Club—4 Sequence II Drama Appreciation—2 Knitting Club—3 Homeroom Representative—3, 4 Nurses’ Aide Club—4 PATRICIA SCHUMACHER “Pat” DIANE RUSSO) “Di” Sequence III Sequence || Nurses’ Aide Club—4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Choral Club—2 Senior Reception—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 JUDITH SCIPIONE “Judy” Ski Club—2, 3 Sequence | Knitting Club—3 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Future Homemakers’ Club—4 Spaghetti Supper—4 Future Nurses’ Club—3, 4 MARY RUSSO Sequence | HELEN ANN SHAW Parents’ Night Usher—4 Sequence | Musical Usher—4 Reading Club—2 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Archaeology Club —3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Guidance Office Assistant—4 G.A.A.—3, 4 Ski Club—3, 4 SANDRA SHORE “Sandy” Treasurer—4 Sequence II Cheerleaders’ Club—3, 4 Pep Club—2 Art Club—2 Folk Music Club—4 Basketball—2, 3 Majorette—2, 3, 4 Spaghetti Supper—4 Senior Reception—3 Softball—2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 ANDREA SIMARD Sequence | KATHLEEN SABOURIN “Katrina” Senior Reception Usher—3 Sequence II Majorette—2, 3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 French Conversation Club—3 Art Club—2, 3 Folk Music Club—4 Nurses’ Aide Club—4 Pep Club—2 Musical Ticket Committee—2, 3 Office Assistant—4 JUDITH ST..GERMAIN “Judy” DEBRA SMITH “Debbie” Sequence I Sequence | Musical Make-Up Committee—3, 4 Spaghetti Supper—4 Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee—4 Senior Reception—3 G.A.A.—3 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Field Hockey—2, 3 Future Teachers’ Club—3 Basketball—2, 3 PATRICIA A. SMITH) “Tuna” ANN SALVATORE Sequence II Sequence | DECA Club—4 WAYNE F. SMITH “Smitty” Sequence | Interclass Play—4 Best Actor Musical Production—4 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Kitchen Chairman—4 Toboggan Party Committee—4 Graduation Usher—2 Ski Club—2 Debate Club—2, 3, 4 Language Club—4 SHEILA SPARKS sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Interclass Make-Up Committee—2 Ski Club—2 Knitting Club—3 Bridge Club—4 Treasurer—4 Field Hockey—2 Softball—4 K. GERALDINE SPROUL “Gerry” Sequence | Senior Reception Usher—3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Knitting Club—3 Future Teachers’ Club—4 Basketball—2 HARRY STOUT Sequence | Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Archaeology Club—3, 4 ANDREW STRANG_ “Strange” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Fishing Club—4 KENNETH SULIN Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Archaeology Club—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Track—2, 4 Swimming—2, 3, 4 Cross Country—3 SANDRA PEARL SULLIVAN “Sam” Sequence II Nurses’ Aide Club—4 BERTRAM M. SWAINE “Mark” Sequence III Ski Club—2 Industrial Supervisors’ Club—4 WENDY TAINTER Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Future Nurses’ Club—4 Spaghetti Supper—4 PETER TAMAS ‘Herc’ Machine—1, 2, 3, 4 Student Foreman—1, 2, 3, 4 Interact Club—4 President—4 Gymnastic Club—4 Secretary—4 Soccer—4 Wrestling—3, 4 Gymnastics—3, 4 Track—4 EMILY TATA “Lee” Sequence Il Nurses’ Aide Club—4 Library Assistant—4 KENNETH TATA “Rocky” Sequence II Spaghetti Supper—4 Archaeology Club—3, 4 Office Assistant—4 Soccer—4 Senior Class Play Stage Crew—4 STEVEN TELLIER “Tellstar’’ Sequence | Archaeology Club—4 Baseball—2, 3 SUSAN TERRY “Sue” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper—4 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Folk Music Club—4 Leaders’ Club—4 Musical Production—2, 3, 4 STEPHEN TESSIER “Gumby” Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 Interact Club—2 Gymnastics Club—4 Treasurer MARY ANNE THIBODEAU “Mary” Sequence | 166 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Musical Production—2, 4 Dramatic Club—2, 4 Choral Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 DAVID THOMAS “Dave” Sequence | Music Production—2 Junior-Senior Prom Reservations—3 Toboggan Party Committee—4 Drama Appreciation Club—2 Chess Club—3 Archaeology Club—4 GHESTERMTOGGIEGhcts Electronics—1, 2, 3, 4 Gymnastics Club—4 Interact Club—3, 4 Gymnastics—3, 4 GEORGE TOCCI ‘George’ Sequence II JAMES TOCCI “Jungle G-y-m” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Gymnastics—4 Fishing Club—4 WARREN F. TONEY “Skip” Sequence | Spaghetti Supper Committee—4 Choral Club—3, 4 Dramatic Club—2 Folk Music Club—4 Musical—2, 3, 4 LAWRENCE TOURIGNY Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club—4 Student Foreman—1, 2, 3, 4 ANTHONY TRAINI “Tony” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Chess Club—3 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Office Assistant—4 Homeroom Representative—4 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Graduation Usher—2 Graduation Committee—3 RICHARD TREDTIN “Dick” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4. Interact Club—3, 4 Ski Club—4 Secretary—4 Student Foreman—1, 2, 3, 4 MARCIA TROMBLEY “Marcia” Sequence II Spaghetti Supper Committee—3 Musical Committee—3 Italian Club—2 Art Club—3 Deca Club—4 Secretary—4 Guidance Office Assistant—2, 3 BARBARA TUCKER Sequence II Future Nurses’ Club—2 Pep Club—2 Deca Club—4 Basketball—2 THEODORE VALARIE “Ted” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club—4 Hot Rod Club—4 Student Foreman STEVE VALOIS Sequence II GARY VEASIE Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Fishing Club—4 SUSAN VERCONTAIRE “Sue” Sequence II Parents’ Night Usher—4 Deca Club—4 RO BERT VERGE “Bob” Sequence | Interclass Play Committee—4 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Science Club—2, 4 Dance Band—3 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Track—2 Musical—2, 3, 4 LAWRENCE VIGNAULT “Viggy” Machine Shop—2, 3, 4 Ski Club—4 Student Foreman—1, 2, 3, 4 GURIO VINCENTI Sequence | Physical Education Club—4 JOHN WALSH Drafting—2, 3, 4 Engineering Society—4 GREGORY J. WASS “Greg” Sequence III Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Press Club—3, 4 PHILIP WEAVER ‘Goober’ Sequence | Spaghetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Archaeology Club—3 Varsity Club—4 Baseball—3, 4 Football—4 Basketball—4 ROBERT WEINBAUM_ “Bob” Sequence | Graduation Usher—2 Spaghetti Supper Committee—3 Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Chess Club—2, 3 Folk Music Club—4 Office Assistant—3, 4 Swimming—2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS WENZEL “Harpo” Sequence II Spaghetti Supper Committee—4 Senior Class Play Committee—4 Press Club—4 Vice President—4 Football—2, 3 Track—2 WAYNE E. WHEELER “Manch” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Honor Society—3, 4 Vice President—4 Magnet Business Staff—4 Homeroom Representative—3 Winner Speech Contest—2 KEVIN M. WHITE “Gypsy” Sequence | Interclass Plays—2, 3 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 4 Art Club—2 Drama Appreciation Club—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Manager Magnet Business Staff—4 Office Assistant—4 Spaghetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Class Play—4 LAWRENCE A. WILLIARD “Hood” Sequence | Swim Team—2, 3 Press Club—3, 4 ROBERT WILLIAMS “Ted” Sequence II Spaghetti Supper Committee—3, 4 Ski Club—3, 4 Soccer—4 KATHERINE A. YULE “Mule” Sequence | Senior Reception Usher Captain—3 Parents’ Night Usher—4 Musical Production—2, 3 Spaghetti Supper—3, 4 Interclass Play Cast—2, 3 Senior Class Play Cast—4 Thanksgiving Rally—4 Ski Club—2 Office Assistant—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 G.A.A. 3,4 Junior Representative—3 Senior Representative—4 Basketball—2, 3 Field Hockey—3 Senior Class Vice President—4 GUY ZWICKER Sequence III Senior Class Play Committee—4 Varsity Club—3, 4 Cross Country—2, 3, 4 Track—3, 4 JOHN J. CURLEY “Clee” Sequence | Graduation Usher—2 Debate Club—2, 3, 4 Secretary—3, 4 Honor Society Tutor—4 Soccer—4 Tennis—3 Swimming—2, 3, 4 Co-captain—4 Interclass Play Cast—3 Senior Class Play Production Manager—4 DAVID GUILLEMETTE “Grasshopper” Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 Interact Club—3, 4 Secretary—3 Senior Director—4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 168 Compliments of ’ ’ j J 3 RRR) geen i : ‘ ‘ e ? ——— | —_,£. | ca ,;: cma, amma, | eeaaawaaiti, | cccmmmseeee ' Pe | KR 2 i R q a en P a £ Ni. z c' par vy: a ia Be iN Wa ( . - c hal ( FOLK MUSIC CLUB ‘GOULD Industrial supply Co.Ine. Serving Industrial and School Shops Throughout New England 17 MOORE STREET, LEOMINSTER, MASSACHUSETTS 170 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 permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! 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Advertising Index HN bord iy (AR Tres es Seo As Ae Pn, eer Pn reine 185 AllenisiDepartment storemeemert sabre ea. erent. 185 American rnamentalalronmeaemeen tert tet ty ete. tee. ey. 185 INAS HGS gaccnb ooo db on od payee uebeeesos bGunue cHeeon ae 5 ING (CRIN) -G Gets fob on oc do abe Cou merit oc Chaotic alee 176 (Wat ANY GRR abee inci SoG Os ee ee Cenc Deke es ee ener racer 185 Nat AIS Bache pho an ono Ud Bh Ono Ota Earn Ce aIiD icine © 185 Banner Mold and Die Company, Inc. ....................-.----- 176 Raronersarharmacies mien ent ene eh fete. tec) ry. t- 185 Bayectaleaelastics amar t tn getter ies ett tac ee: 176 Reaudoinsbrotnersweeweer 26 Perret Meee ence ifr t eae 185 TERS «canoe eok enomses acs Onn boa pote. ace eer ee 185 crs VATICAN] 2852 bus So nengheceoons sac doouce” doom enorme omue 177 BostommbishaMarketeect ne tr etree men mere nt ret sen rs che oes ee 186 BoviseGymnasticsaClubserr eet mreras ters ratings ont r st 177 C.. (eb s IG sees 6 bee do dons noptdad sou choptbonneadogr 186 edits (beste itee atene ee Se non aia. tut Socio Po eo coe 186 GrossmaniseMalketeeren cree ee et ete ee ee acces ate tere tes 186 GrowleyeAssociatesialncemasaitier 1 etree etter eect tert = 186 @ristomiMoldediProducts terse tones sic ett rae. etre cke eee rae 172 Em Dandinitandioons tincacis ere sh te eee eee, een ae eee oe 177 Debate Ub seein Peter ee er tire cre) re oi ier re meer ce ont enon ates. 172 OYE CL A. 3 ool ee 8S oh dee Se ee men er tn er eer aera 178 Dheckwa, (Hes nace Ss ea nee cenbeernten oar eho ae ere eee arene 186 MronneissonceteMetalavy orks aes, ee eee rte ss lereetetcls 6 ena 186 Elena Dress Manufacturing Company, Inc. ...........-. 20s e eee 187 nae HES dod Seg do gu ou Sup oe na aa ee oo OM erieen maercaahe 178 FirsteAidabandages@ompanyr 2 er ne ees fee se 187 Eacalmotreetanallwaympcrre 0 nomen ees stot testes ss 173 FolkeMusica Clubmeyeve cc. oto) ete ame tape Fw. i sos Bsr. oe 168 hae (CRE soe oeeeeanneoodtrs Sareea tees pppreE eee 173 ErIONGS Myer ye ay een re PE gs MESSE ahs oie aes ee ee 193, 194 W. 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LLG Prtnreaoecretariese Club mre wre ee eee rs ee ett, fo se rere See 179 Erturesleachenis: Club Peewee pe ey mere ee ale. ol. pieces BAe 187 Gariepy Furniture Company ........---....----+-+-+--+-ee ees 179 Generandalucky:sioervice stations aqrmer tt tlee te teelie er 187 CigueresDrugh@ ompany paves tment trier eee fee ee 174 Citsienysicali equcationiGlubereset tween elt te re fe eee 188 GonulasindusttialpSupplymr ere perenne ehh Glare ees 169 Mlerat [RENTS MISS, ites s2sctsccncodou jocbespeoseoudsneaumnnme 180 ds oy oe AA AR ER BAG GH Door Oris 6 GLO sO DEE TIE Cee Ian 188 CHUM AaCmetiet els ener Ss 610, Ore eee UCL eC le 2 ey Si 5s Sa OPO Le 28C 6) C108 pe. 07 O'S 8 8: 8s 8. ee ete ee ate bie el el 6s osm Oe 60 Re 1 O16 Cf 60 6 0) 0.16) 6 1 Bs 6 56.6, 6) (0') 6) 6.0 876.0) .0:' 6; Leite (2253, Ise sdaee een dle 6.06 oo rabrony Gin. meet nee ee Scan 188 PaO mINSterACeCitsLnionie eee ee ere ani Seeor et we tie te ke 180 Leominster Firefighters ....... Opie 6 2b oot 6 Benoni ae 193 Advertising Index Leominster Granite and Marble Works . Leominster Ice Company Leominster Motor Sales Meominster, Paper boxe Gompany aint cease yrr i reer 189 Leominster Teachers Association Lewis Furniture Lockwood. Plastics;: Ino. een apn, ove ee ene Loring Studios Lukoni Ince eS sed se eee hoe a een ae Magnet Business Staff Magnet Editorial Staff Massachusetts Electric Company McRell's Esso Merchant's National Bank Miles: Kedex:Gompany, Inc. 2252 se nonce Joseph P..Miller:'Gompany; Inc. 2 2405 190 Modern} Tool and Die'Gompany, Inc: 02) se 18] National Honor Society Paint Shop Sport Shop Paragon Plastics Pete's Coffee Shop Plastic Academy Products Corpsqsn 4-0 182 Plastic Products Plasticratt of Leominster inc. enter ee Press Club Robichaud's Jeweler's Rockdale Store Roger's Printing Roma Pastry Shop Rubin's Clothing Selig] Manufacturing’ Company, Ince. 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Som4)5 Tn ee i eh aC a eee cn Sree aa 24 BCL MN ers ie oe etc een ete snes oe esas 89 REMTMONCIVG ICSI etter Giese ost cre eis. iets oe = 27 RMvchOnmoandra WM. s..c6 ee ass ses 38, 145 outsityi, [ale Te ga aay ameencne ae era ace ace 685145 fousihy, LOGICS 5 aa Sen oat aera 38, 146 s craaen). EITe alge Wa Gs eee ene yee ee 38, 146 ayer, life EW 8 AAS eine on errno 146 BarReraiVicrGarel A... «is -fe eens eos 38, 146 Bartlett, Janice ....... Apacs cewek poet 33 146 scabs), JM ail bles Gig eed oa teoeGns avo 38, 146 Beland, Brenda Lorraine ............. 38, 146 Bet eaU CIOL las De tetera cance e200 0s estes 39, 146 2elihassny AAT 6 ee oo ot 39, 146 Faw IDEN] bs 25 eee eee 39, 146 Doe al ANE) mono oe oe bom araeke ames nce: 39 Beregeron, Katherine A. ........---+- AO, 146 Beregeron, Larry .........++--s-ees 40, 146 Bavievelzely. Brolteuas Uk Ghnaroogcas oc 40, 146 Sioa: JAI Ngeivel 234 gees Bata ce neon vAsy. TAY BESTE eSSCC Boer ee eeaie oie ee tre ened ce 75,79 BestmlOOKiInO meni oste bic osgr ete ari Tix TAs: Bigelow, Gayle M. .....----++eee: A0MIAZ, Biggest catersarsetnets + 2 -0-0= ste ' Th Ths: Bircniie Charles: Dems. ake Fetes: 5eS5 Bisceglia, STevelatela! Ws aig one ace Tee 40, 147 Bishop mucal mi estes teeter tat ee 40, 147 sfc wteysprd yer ihe 8 ee ee ees 40, 147 BisolmMichaclei mere ara nels fete ae, 2 AO, 147 BlankenshitpawWallaces. 2.08. sr AO, 147 Blankenship, William ....... PAE AW Way! BolssonecalebanOarai Ace. ee AVA, BOIsverie DENNiSs Die 2 pete me eee Ale 47, Bootlim—arayMoOndeA me arsenate AAT, BOO eOUSANED ie eae eet ee oe eer es Ave | 47, Bouchard sbOndldmee rien. eae Fiey WAa BOWSere Vial ka Gemini. aPem er cee eet Alpi 4g Boyden slaneannepe mm. toe. ee re Alea As BridgerGlibmermrie e-toc eet oe 89 Brosseau mLinGam.R mee eee Ale AG Brousseau se OanneGeM «1.5 seen ee Al, 148 BrOWsROLGV Cerne rl Ger eran ncn eterna ee tee 148 Businesseecucatione psn anette er 26 BUssmKalhiivneA rs ate tetanic see 42, 148 Gannon mcilera Vie eee erect ree 42, 148 GaporellonpJamesm bagtcn en. shore ter 42, 148 CRTMSITAUAY one econ Qhuo gece oe tm feu ee Rag ae a 3] Garictm. GalrOlmAniiawie. trues snceh ares 42, 148 Bal tere ary: A teers crstst © tre eae ete Meets. « 42, 148 asassameSHarOne A. erie ere tates 42, 148 asthicita sIViGlanic mine et se eters eee orig, Chaplin Mariliasl cease gad .tterare a0. 42, 149 G@harette al a WIGlCGs. teem ieeseees tars eke os oa 42, 149 (Clneetd Bite VRS Sore van 2 an mer eee 90 Chenard, Giselle Marie .............. 42, 149 CaS Clic ae ie ae rae 90 Ghircom Jasper RayMOnO manta cnr. rs A3, 149 Aneel oi kak SAA eon tome ARC ee 91 Glasst@clebriticSpuse:: a tenths cp gevon one Cogan 74-77 SSH 5 « Choe pce ey eon erences 74 Glementi tLUcys (omnes) gophers errs cer 43, 149 Gloutiers Stephen riec-ytietsen esi 43, 149 Cartap (OUMUNE - ooo one ae AAR os er 44, 149 General Index Gocc David Ding 220.4 st) eee ee 149 Conti. Joyce Acces siete cer isi eee 44, 149 Gontois,;-JONnnie er eee eee 44, 149 Gorby, Jeanne Mia nce ee 44, 149 Cormack, Annette ee ee 44, 149 Cormier: Caroli Ags AA 50 Cormier, Laurieniecs: csr ree ee eee oe AA 50 Courville? Richiarchimenwee yen teen 150 Craigue;s sally Asirec cee eee tees ete 44, 150 Grainatdward 2) tierce eee ee 44, 150 Grainmlindasclzabethaucv:) eae mene eee vA}, ifel@ Crawley sJanesGhrisiting savas paar Alsy, Wla18) Credits MaureeneAnhee.vtee eee ee A5 ear 50 Gristofono Michael ene ene eee yoy | o,0 GrosspiGarolyine ss. eee eter ee ee ee ae ASmio0 Crossman4CGall ease ee oe eee 45, 150 Curley, Jobin teats eee ee ee ee eee WS lew Curley, JOnne Aster ee ee eee 7f ; Me7 CurricUlOriperee ee es een ee eereg 16-17 CUIymLOretias Resear arin ergs cere trees Alsy. |fle 8 Dailey? GaryaN me eee oe ree ee 45, 150 Davphinaiss Kennethe Raven seen emcee Adm p50 Daviss-RobertiAm es oe ate eee 46, 151 Debate. Club2sttiai ne eeu eee eet eet ones 90 DECO hiker re Gers ye ey ee ae eee eas 91 DeCarolis, Barry Anthony .......... 46, 151 DelBove,.Patricia: Atesss ene eee eee 46, 151 DelGiudices, Annas ie.) t-te ree AGwnaL S| Delisles RichardG 2 ae ee eee 47 Demers, Nancy:V. scien oe aes foe Deshaies, Diane ici tee eee AT avo DiGeronimo, Michael A. ...........-. Asma DA Dignard? LindasAwe:. ..0 eee AT al DiMarzio; ‘Domenica A: 222.6 ee 7 ee | DiPaoliz Deborahee3.. ee ee 4 fee 5) Distributive education ).).0 ee eee 19 Donatellyz Susan iii. ce sh eee 48, 151 Donegan, Ke Vin sieves ete sin tee 7 a boy 196 D‘Ontro, Raloh, Daniele: 210. eee 47 tae Doyle, Marcia, Ellense 2. a. -:.)areeeeme 48, 152 Doyle; MaryJeating) 2... eee 48, 152 Drafting Related ....5..4.)5: 5). 30 Dramatic: Club . xc s.as. Sac eke eee 92 DrOry,cAnn eer rc sk, ne eee ee 48, 152 Electronics and Hydraulics” 3:2). a eerenenen 29 English Department ..... 2.0... eeseenenene 18 Faatzs John’ tee nk ci eee eee 48.152 Faculty: 5...:. crete an ote uae nee ae 10-15 Farrow, Cheryl Anne. s2)) tence 49, 152 Ferguson, Carolyn. ree tee 49, oa Ferzoco, Anna Marie®.-.. sire eee nee 49, 152 Field}. John... = .a. ac ec teehee ne pe: Fiffy,candra Joanne sa. + «eee n een 49, 152 Finte LindasAnn? 42.3, 22 tee 49, 152 Fishers Susan Marieva: 2s erence ane 49, 152 Fitzwater, tlohnie.!. sei oe cere econ een [ist Fleming, Dean A. 222 a2 olan ce 1S Folk: Music: GlUb yi. see teeeecrietn nen ae 92-93 Fontaine;.Dennis™..)e.e7n eee ee 49,183 Fontaine, Erancis A. ss 7 ace eee 49, 153 Foreign Languages Depi. .2-). 22 2... ene 20 Forrest; Janet: Mary..2 2. = o =er eee A . aa Fortin; Mark, 2c. 22 ee Tea Franciosi, Davids}... 4... «. -ss0 aee neee 153 Frattalone, Robert ©..: “2... ah stele ee 50 French Conversation Club... 4. ...9ie eee 92 Fricke,-oally Ann! 5, . = 2 «nem eee 50, 153 Friendliest... . wants rue ee 76, 78 Future Homemakers Club ...2.2.... 6.5 see 93 Future Nurses’ Club...) ee ht 93 Future Secretaries Club .. «2. oss ne 94 Future Teachers Club =...°. i... tee eee 94 Gagne;« Cynthia’ Cecile 2... eee 50, 153 Gagnon, Gilmon 3). 2 :scss)atss eee 183 General Index Peacmonmavialk Alena. cr. � «is ck nie. SOrmLSS “Sey Vel JES gil R S ae a oe a SOe15SS eonileowmamnesati.. 60... 4. tle eee 153 ee nS he ae torr ost ae 94-95 Pam SICAIELG 5s. GIUD? 1 7.2 «saree ee 95 ipiiascnariene A. ..... «s+ s+ nd ava'e 50m oS Beezonionsames Anthony .........% 5 iO), iheys: mise homas H: Jr: 22... 0. as 50mmloS Golembewski, Andrew M. ............ SOS ee MANU Mears yest cy ere eee ES Se, fos assmcana K;. 2... .. Step on TG Oe ‘aylb (bass) Pee MRIICY 87 ee rae lees ev ncc le) 05 nnaveecreune el, (eeys! eeavaiPeLiNnGdd Jean... cess «ele ae foyl|,. 1s! Be IAOLOW 5 x. 65s olooc soe wee elehee TAs fo¥.! Bema RIOD OLIN choos sree oe wok eo uk Vale 5 al. 54 “UTES ITS AUTOS a ge i Bave! “oveve diay, [DEN To Ba 5¢- 10) (eae oye, (sys! Mem ICCEASSISIANIS 00. 5 foc 2 3 doe ectvatet Ae a! 95 MMLC OLCON) migstre es. sos aut seis Gham 154 feitiemetie, David ......:.... 5..05 5 OF eae aS, eee ese spl. | Vey: Sit it, SHEET GWE UE Oo Ae Beene enero a acer 154 buseheeya, UPS Y aT Ye oe ee erence ers ere gee open, (Have! oDOESTE, SYST a Ge ee eens raed 52 a bA [Bree , SWS ee ee ee ee aye. Ray. - ic sboven Meer NE See eer es poe Sy. Vey! Pere AD OUG IAS i Kener: cnc.-c cre ies set SO mDA ISLS AW A laMeS wi. ais cose cd ne vee rere ay hey: SIE [Eile Ero ie ies Ree Per, eae lnjey. bey! cei. (NE yeyy gg BRS os anne arenes ee oe iste}. |Pey:! callenyeh@, SWAT aA aa een amen aaron: 154 collation NGG 6 sec eernoor a Gr ot 155 Sait [eeitelalles Gow toodaconmaoenecen. 25 hel evel ahs Ale) ala nee Ans See meen PE en BK} fors. (sR FAG ce ae eee pene ct ene epee 24 deh tetpaten ELL OU eer a ane ieee An or oe 96 InvestineninG|UDmerteen cr. beige twee cs ere 96 UJ anOWICZHEVValiGtee ra ese rere ee ee VAs) Wate NONMSODM EM Nee S mies t) aied Acer gece aes 4 Jel ninelny, ABE Wife ae; Berek is ee kG oe 155 Messy Alle tees ae a a ee ny eee AnOps Afuinttery KORRES: NeNSGr a45o same sine e eZ 82 OMIGHEGlaSSTOLICCls seen cee wian tern ence satpae 82 NStSEGLUD MPRA ten rack csh cei cles sek Ae eg cet eae oe 98 KauloackiVWattanhicuwas teaser eae eons joo Kenney a amesa VW imeegere soso pane arene ory. | Pare Kirby Kathleen: Marieg-- cere. - cust ene at Domo Kvlesm DoUglasteerewesgtar re poue eee enero 155 Kigte [avg d Fein eee ho eke eee oye), Ses) Vali lysed ihiclag AU iam nee. eee meee 5A toD Vangudde GlUD es meaner. eee eye 96 ManZame talon woven dls tw ees teen ete? SAR 5S Pabradea Nancy baeeen terete eres SAMOS ei Meru IDE patel Melia Se 44 4 aise oc ue 5AM SO PASCLICMRODGITL her eta a aes foAcmenneey neem 8 MactellamiViICN aC nssesmta sone Reet acumen 54y 156 LRP Ca TRE LUIL Oa eae ee emia he te ae 156 MADC EMD AVISLVV Mera tie ce acne Seed reat ee toe 5SARVS56 lavolcmvicnellagA So eae n.t., eee 5Amaloo Nawienme anes Cilenmrts : sess or arte en eet sys Pays: Peaderom Club ea. Weary heaps oer ai ters, ce tars 97 eae yvereliy listen avewe te aseee rc src cay ania: 156 feBlancejamies Andrew, =. 55156 feblanowcharlesakveses eer sce SAMO PeBlance Marya Ann ger. vecrcaneelt Recess ajey Ihele: (eBlance Paulsen i sie oer ee te 78, 156 FeBlanceRobetimaserne co en ee eae ays, 1) sie cleo. SUCHE chdunanoneme iat | 56nel 56 Lehtinen Margarets.¢-..00 snes ole oe. tet ate 56, 156 Famictx Carole secre se hereeta tose: re meee 561 57, femamo = Gatinellamerscercmsett tater lafey, Aveyé 197 General Index Lemoine, Katherine M. ............ afey (Wey LHiSBancd tect tek ee erie ey ene ee 97 Letartes LOUISvRObertas ere See eee step ley Levesque Ronald (Jie ves eeeee ane Hoy O7 libfary Assistants tps. ts tee arene eee es 97 Lieberman Gail = Annunci sfey ioov Roiselle JohniRJ reese yae eee ener nye) |hey FOMME PF RICharG suerte ence eee re 5 7, Korione Michael severe aren re ete sys, ikey Lover Warkeeen ses macnn a teeter ce yh. eeys LOWEMIDIUCE . Ralnrae vs eit Gey es ee ev, Usts' EOWe meLinda eH fetes reek, peri atee 57, 158 PUCIEDANVAYNCA. eottccse es aren ee emma ayA Abst: PUSsicgnmDoninaes,. it cars note rere ene Os loo Lyonnais, Nancy Helen ............ 5 eo8 Machine Sn0piaa2. cece cue eee ae eee ee 28 Mach. Tool Design Drafting ........... 30 Macpheescrendasn ayaa ee te eee Ste}, liste: Maggio) ames leg ater tern tert iterates bree 158 Magnets BUSinesSwoltait wr caeeen nee eee 88 Magnet: Editorial Statics yaaa arenas eee 88 Mahan Vialreeihe eae ee. eee 58, 158 Mailloux, Richard ....... peer 58, 158 Malone: Patriciassess caiee san eee ee sts}, Pets) Marchand s Michaelis manue ann eee eae yey, vets! Marchetti Mary inceece eee ee cetera: 5Gmioo Matrone; Ralph sta), acne ence re sts) (Pats: Martin-soteohen) BD)... ee ee yc lelsh, “Pete. Masciangoll, Frank. ... swan ee 158 NMascitiawames D. i...) .41002 ee eee atey, [hste' Masiello (Donna 4:42. wists 2 eee 159 Mason: Willan) Elec s cert eee ee 5OmsTOF Mathematics Department’ 2. 2.) 2 ee 23 Matthews = David..G....... sce eee Solo McAllister, Rebecca A. .....se .00- 59, 159 MeCatsrey John: FE.� sra.2%.5 a eerie Ny sy MeCoves James Rate oo 2.2 on aire 6029159 198 McDonald, [homasaW.0)... eee 60, 159 McDonough, Margaret Hs 2. iu eee 60, 159 MeMilleongoseph Wi as onan 2 ne 57, 159 Methe, Christine Eee. a. ce eee 60, 159 Metzger EranceSs ects «1 eto eee nce 60, 159 Millers®Carol@Ann =: oer ee eee 60, 159 MilléresDianemee aha ere are 60, 159 Millers Linda?s: 222) Fok eee eee 60, 159 Mills Pamela 2s . 2) ee eee ae 160 Moran, Mro Martin: Live. 222 ee tere 9 Morin Richarcless occ ce ete eee 60, 160 Morley, Maureeni 2. sc-teee teenie 61, 160 Morrell Johrniv ES = ote eee 61, 160 Morse David Bare. .e oe cae cere ee ee 61, 160 Most AmbitioUs’ 2% .'..cre stale steal on 72 Most Athletic: 2c 4.02. es eee 77-78 Most Bashful -.):.52. 6.205. tee 3 ene ern 7a Most Cheerful’... 1.?stct tee ee 78 Most Dependable”... 2. = tet ene 76, 79 Most FlirtatioUs”. 2 25 a sas se 74 Mostilntelligent).°. i see 75,79 Most Likely ‘to Succeed a2 :-siaecnereee 75, 4 Most! Popular®.... .).1-da.ststenie tees oie 74,43 Most MischievoUs: 0... 02.5 a ene 78 Most School? Spirits: a 0-m: yee re 76, 78 Most lalkatives 22. ce. eee 7 4 Moyen; Kathleen. .-0.:1-ca5-) 1 cnet 61, 160 Morphy, Jobing tice state nceue sn e eee eee 73, 160 MurrayzKaren: Bats 2. c8 eee 61, 160 Music. Department «..- 0. 2... = see 24 Myer?.Kenneths.s%.... .0.0 ae eee 61, 160 Nash; .Brianai catcistes oo area eee 61, 160 National Honor Society ..... ...2 See 98 Nature. Study Clubs 30. 3. shee 103 Neilson, Harvey: Bit... srs ae 61, 160 Nelson, Linda Lovise 4... %. 22298 eee 160 Niless RickiGs oa ane a wl eee 61, 160 General Index USSR EL, Me] atl mess, i Bee pe eee See 62, 160 hehe TN fe Gy ek Ac ea eee ee Peer ee ge 26 SUE GEMAIC ECO rei tet rete sh ee ee 98 eS SECM SSISTATI Sty ee Parc crane vas ison ett o ake 99 Remeesrie |e) il | tare. sah eten ote Liets Gonkeceee ress G2 O00 MeteayeKathiGGn o.. ss ee a ee ee G2 mlCU ca: JSST a its AA eee en ee Pra eee 99 liyess, SUMTER Ry os core mare 62, 161 MOO ew AMeS Wi cc ale 5 css cs ee oe eo ec 63, 161 Se aaa | OGL Tiare catocce e-file oye cnce + seca conven ah vs 161 AIOMEGINGLING oJ: 6) .ts « o cne ccs ese sce 63, 161 manmeneier,, Nancy Le... 2. tees eve}, Alfeil| TSR OMIAIC tes cet cie sue hd abe eleiate ese = 161 raerMANGA. .ahoecss oaos s dates ele Como. eM SUVs feces oo te oa ere ra. taoine, as 637161 mT COO Nis @eieic cies cvetste gs 5 63, 161 oineles. (Ae Ue een ee CSaLoll Physical Education Department ........-. 25 TEGMEVEIVIIM esse ee ee ee ew 63, 161 Brerolomnia Maria A. ...:....-+--- 63, 162 Prermatini, Alphonse C. Jr. ........... 64, 162 RIB ePAINGNCY Dare hcg eee ee oes O4ml62 soon, TNE: ae eo eer 64, 162 BOMpel ROGEr os eee ee eee es 64aLO2 cowl TERT} 46 een eee cy omer 64, 162 ooh, (DAVIE Ap se oe Ce oo 162 oryeiecs COLTS. ot epee a erie Oca ap aa ite a ee a 99 Bet GMINOLIN agers nccnegs wre =e 64, 162 Principal’s Message ....-- +e eee eer rr erees 5 Pvegitan, Waleieabe Les 8 cea eer cee Op 64, 162 ocaytath, (ESTE (DR s2 Gada Sat teoce ee meecor 64, 162 Bem icesoeaking ein... eee ee cut 19 Ragazzino, Margaret M. ....-..++---- 64a O2 Reagan, Diane M. .....---- + eee ee eee 65, 162 Remy, Timothy P. .....---eeeeeees C5 mmaOZ evaeiel Iie: ons aoe uae bee 65 8162 Vale, Welt) «Jes6ucacocoe noes Ob ymloz Reynolds, Margaret ..........-..-- 65, 162 Reynolds RODE ier. serch: ce ce ee es ns 65160 Richarda cat GUVs aie. tatcuuctes or aeees 65, 163 RickefmVAISS ALIN larva sme ste legate terete ne crs 8 PU, (Bleielel WE pa eaeeenncss Senor (oye a ors, ediwdey. Uslalac. Ge che. 5 ee Pee ee (ois, Wes) Riverame Cl Vail Genet rrc cists. sere cr thieves 66, 163 PYefalecve (Wiles. dfelglay oe on Sonne ben ocdt ley. (Mere: ROS am V ay iG memati cs atoll) ssetctenspe severe 66, 163 Royer, Bremdas Mig r.te.. 61.28. eee re 66, 163 RUSSOM Diane lV aeseteue eee ore orien en etewe? s 66, 163 RUSSOSBIMGIVe eee or ceege cee owen rekon 66, 163 Sr setivin, Iehalscle) Sokoar oeucos sc - 66, 163 oh (ecimiblaielaleltin’ = ae bees Sy Go 34 687163 Sal ValOne eal ale V lcm mounds cee coe 667 163 Stdavereli@relaalenthacis”, oo klioe ere a ergo shoe 9 Stel ni eleve lo INR ACtelelge[=} cee eae cen oh ass cr de 8 ‘SNe sivinaileatele, (late) (2 ena retodsc 66-10S Science Department ........--+ees sees 22 Scipione, Judith Marie ........-...--- 67, 164 SCO sh tee eee ee et ae 100 BGcretalialeAssistalnis. aasemnen tatet-n- ree nen ee: 100 STOOLS ey eine eee ree ae B25 3a) Coe Sisaitely (Glee Te RCI ee ac ce coco Gu. oo 34 Genicom Glass. Orticers ese: oe sapere ee 35 Senior Home Room Representatives ........ 100 SSW le lene oo aio ok Peet Peet ee 67, 164 Sl ileidey. Selle le as Be Pierro ie 67, 164 Simard, Andrea R. ......----+---++5- 67, 164 Si TON] Rk oy os Oe Oe re are ie io eee ici 101 Saalitey | Dlevelelgclel scant caraeed tiny GO one cebe: 68, 164 STantiiay, Uitehddlelsh 7a cae ty Os A scons caprgneteny C 68, 164 Siantiep We iale wire amet Ween seas dove 68, 164 Socialestudies Depts sauce cr tic ose ea roe 21 Sparks mpohiclawAnninsceearstens arte ees 68, 164 General Index SDLOUL, KaGeraldines 2s eee 68, 164 stamp Glu gectenreett clean eee eee ere 101 SIOUT) ablarry ee orc ee renee 68, 164 SITONGeS tines: ts eras ven ee eee weer 78 SludentsGabinet tye mac cr nvbet tee ern 103 SULIMAKEN NETS tse sticr ine, een neeener eee 68, 164 Sullivanzoand fa Paes teers 20a ee ecm 68, 164 SWaine, se DETlamiim teres se. cae Creer ee eee 69, 164 Tainterse Wendy tea eee cee te eres 69, 164 amas4Petert.. on. ce ney eee ee 69, 164 Jataemily ye. cen deere ee ca ee eee OFM OD Lalas Kennethioe eo ere ee ee 69, 165 Tellieracteven tt. hor. ee ee ee 69, 165 Grey SUSAN mateet rele er ae OO MBLOo lessieruotephens «eee cee eer eee Comal Oo Mhibodeau aMary Anica an eee 69, 165 PHOMaS Da ViC met eee ee TAO). Vifete LocciaGnesteraas te acee eee wee ne LOMTGD 1 OCCIaCGGOLOC A Mae te ia eee ee eee FO 165 OCC aMmes: Lean ren ere ee re ee FAO) livers) FONG VaANValrenth 2) tee cee eae oe eee TA), Wee) TOUGICnY Lawrences. name wes eee ne JAY Maye, Trades Glassa:Gelebritiesas meee aes TAsy. JAS) Trade Principal'siMessagesmveue ae eee 4 Trade School Academic Week ............. 31 Trade sochool @fticerstsea 1 ai eee ee 36 Trade Ski:Clubssce-=. eke cr eee ree ee 102 rani AainOny mec eee ey ee er TAlhny (Were PredtintcRicharchs 22.295 aie eee FAL Niels: Trombley Marcia ee Al AWele Tucker Barbara ae ..c,.0e shee TAL AWels Underclasstnens: 2.5) 4, se ee 80-84 Valeris:[heodores. 2s. te eee 7A, Wet Valois;.stephenes. oo. ee eee Abe Were Varsity: CLOGS seu re ee 102 200 Veasie; Gary 2.49.2: .). ee 166 Vercontairés oUSana 4.0 ALA KOO Verge, Roberti)... accscnee eeeeeeeE 72, 166 Vigneault) Lawrence. . scree ee 72, 166 Vin centi; Gurios. .. . . 2 ce 166 Walsh Johnie. tele 73, 166 Wass, Gregory 1... 0 were ene ee 166 Weaver, Philip Jin 22 227.5.) seen 72, 166 Weinbaum, Robert... se eee 72, 166 Wenzel, Douglas JP 2). 2 se sO Wheeler, Wayne: ES, ine 72, 166 Whites Keviriae sere ners tee 7 2MOG Willard; Lawrence Az +s.) ee 72, 166 Williams; Roberts sss sen 72, 166 Writer's: Club 10 silane 102 Yule? Katherine sn. 72, 166 Zwicker, ‘Guy 2A sn cctee ene ee 167 We wish to express our sincerest appreciation to the student body and faculty of Leominster High School for their kind assistance in preparing the 1968 MAGNET. Editorial Staff TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY FERS Perea, ROTI EN: APERSTE TEAIS BEM PARAL ORES ee OT POY ES FA Ye _ TM WES ARERR, RO arenes, PPG VR FRR 8 hs Oe ee Vue ee Ls te a ie iad A step back in time. . . The finishing touches in the last minutes before the curtain rises. Wayne and Ken got everything under control. The curtains opened on the Class of 1968’s production of The Crucible, and the audience slipped back to the 17th Century to view one of the most horrifying incidents in America’s history. Arthur Miller’s emotional masterpiece not only provided great entertainment, but brought a timely message to the audience. Written at the height of the notorious McCarthy hearings, The Crucible illus- trates the danger of guilt through association and mass hysteria. The seniors transferred this message from the pages of the script to the stage with all the skill of a pro- fessional cast. Although the entire cast did a splendid job, best acting honors went to James O'Toole and Margaret McDonough. A sirange sicknes. takes Betty Pans, The Crucible will long burn in the hearts and minds of the “Class of 1968.” Goody Proctor is accused ... The townspeople cannot explain the sickness. ... and is summoned to court. Mr. Proctor tries to amend his ways. ... To the terrifying Salem witchtrials The court scene ... the tension crescendos. The bewitched girls sit quietly ... for awhile. The tension breaks. Three months later—the morning of Mr. Proctor’s hanging. A well-earned applause to the entire crew. We stay physically fit .. . The girls play a rugged game. Hup, two, three, four . For the second consecutive year, the Physi- cal education Department presented a gym- nastic show to the public. Coach Hazel and Mrs. Pothier, along with everyone in the department, spent long hours in preparation for the show, hoping the public would have an enjoyable evening and a view of what actually goes on in the gym during school hours. Gayle and Pat perform well. Every year the GAA awards three deserving senior girls the white blazer award for their unyielding enthusiasm and participation in sports throughout their high school years. This year, though, the award couldn’‘t be limited to just three. Although it was hard to select even four girls, the blazers were awarded to Paula Powell, Kathy Buss, Nancy Laprade, and Cathy Papia. Lady beams with pride, as the girls show their blazers. One night during the year the same girls who are terrors on The guests of honor. the court and field act and look like young ladies. ... And have good times Throughout the year GAA has functions for earn- ing money, and for enjoyment. This spring the club held their annual fashion show, a large success. Also on May lst the annual mother-daughter tea was held in the cafeteria. This function paid tribute to the mothers and also gave everyone a chance to meet the members’ mothers. All the members were invited to Doyle’s camp for food, swimming, and just plain fooling around on June 11th. And last, the final function, the GAA banquet—the time when the seniors were awarded for their service. This year the banquet was held at the Franklin Manor. Bulah performs a hilarious ; : monologue. A perfect evening—a perfect ending to a wonderful year. Angela receives the purple heart—a unique award. Angela accepts the award graciously. Good times, good friends—en- thusiasm in sports—this is what GAA means to its members. Lady is surprised. Judy Avery is awarded for her hard work. .. and those who could have danced all night. There were those who sat ... And the final social event to a wonderful year . . . Angela Amico and Joanne Brousseau her escort and her escort. A lovely court . . . and a beautiful queen Anna Ferzoco and Sally Fricke and Lucy Goss and Mary Russo and her escort. her escort. her escort. her escort. Ist Row: Kenneth Sulin, John Hulecki, John Morrell, tri-captain—Charles Leblanc, tri-captain—John Ritzo, tri-captain—Jamie Leblanc, John Fitzwater, Peter Tamas, John Loiselle, Steve Bisceglia. 2nd Row: Gary Fortin, Guy Zwicker, Vincent Martini, Thomas Bisol, Dennis Boivert, William Rooney, John McDonald, Mark Fortin. 3rd Row: Brian Silberberg, Edward Shorey, Robert Robichaud, Jim Gaffney, Kenneth Tucker, Harold Holde, Coach Baker. 4th Row: Dennis Lozier, William Luck, Anthony Faiola, William Marcoux, Raymond McGregor. Jamie out in front? Get set, go! LHS places third in NCMC League LEOMINSTER HIGH TRACK 1968 Leominster...... 58 Clintons tear Leominster...... 44 Lunenburg ..... Leominster...... The Matiboro ees. Leominster...... 45 Sis Bemards) ee Leominster...... STi Ainolmenee oe eee Leominster...... 46 Gardner ...... Leominster. ..... 73 Notre Dame ... Leominster...... 70 Donertya= = aera Leominster...... 70 BumncOdie- gs tere Leominster...... 83 2 Narragansett ; Quabbinwee. sn Leominster...... 35 FitchDUY Gaeeneeter CONFERENCE MEETS: RELAYS 5th N.C.M.C. INVITATIONAL 6th DISTRICT II] 5th N.C.M.C. LEAGUE MEET 3rd Smile Coach, things aren’t that bad! Strong throw to first base. Gus shags the ball. Wind-up for the throw. A throw to home. The game rests on his bat. A homerun for Culley. N.C M.C. Leominster... 1968 SEASON Quabbin .. Leominster..... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster...... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster... Leominster...... Leominster.:.... Leominster...... Leominster. Leominster... Leominster...... Leominster... Notre Dame Gardner ... Athol 223 St. Bernards Fitchburg -..¢—anee Nashua 2... St. John's. 25 ae a Quabbin ... Notre Dame Gardner Athol wen. St. Bernards Fitchburg: 2s ‘— Nashua ... DISTRICT 3 PLAY-OFFS Leominster...... Leominster. ... Leominster... 6 2 ] Doherty .. Leicester Shrewsbury OWWOOWND—Oh—-OOQAKO Le) Another outstanding year... This year’s baseball season was an overwhelming success. The team was undefeated through the regular season and into the semi-finals of the District Three playoffs with an unpresidented 19-0 record. They lost a very close game in the final contest in which the tension carried into the bottom of the ninth inning. Outstanding performances were turned in throughout the year by seniors Mike Marchand, Blue Devil pitching ace; John Culley, the catcher of Leominster’s powerful hurling battery; and Ron Le- vesque, a key man on offense and defense. Among the juniors, Gus Boucher and Greg Picucci in the infield, and Nick Bergman in the outfield turned in many performances. Congratulations to a fine team on a memorable season! Blue Devil’s star hurler— Mike Marchand. Champions Conference at homeplate. Ist Row: Nick Bergman, Ronald Levesque, John Culley, Michael Marchand, Marty Salvatore, Fred Salvatelli, Gus Boucher. 2nd Row: Coach Bill Johnson, James Kenney, Steve Moynihan, Tony Piermarini, Lee Robbins, Dave Santucci, Dick Gallaidet, Richard Ingemie, Greg Piccucci, Coach Emile Johnson. betetiteb bee dy ea a a wo pach pete tind hhh hn fh he fh sce a oe tO a LEILELRIG ORE IP, oe i fs 10 The name of the game is Swing and Miss. Swatting flies? Scores Marlboro 7 Leominster 21 Athol 10 Leominster 12 Quabbin 5 Leominster 6 Gardner 10 Leominster 21 Quabbin 1 Leominster 15 Marian 15 Leominster 6 Marlboro 7 Leominster 4 Marian 4 Leominster 7 Athol 2 Leominster 10 Gardner 11 Leominster 13 L.H.S. Miracle Workers Tennis Leominster...... 0 FifchbUrg 2 seeeeeees 9 Leominster...... 9 St; Bernards sass 0 Leominster...... 3 Marlboro... a eee 6 Leominster...... 3 North Middlesex .... 2 Leominster...... 9 Si; Bernard's Yi ences 0 LEOMINS|e ree ens 4 Marlboro Seca 5 Leominster...... rf North Middlesex .... 2 Leominster...... 6 Gardner ..... 2 see 2 Leominster...... 8 Fitchburg) (ocean 1 Ist Row: Tom Connelly, Ken McDonald, Mike Scaramuzzi, Brian McCarthy, Mike Bedard, John Curly. 2nd Row: Coach George Schroeder, Ralph D’Onfro, Anthony Traini, Dick Fischer, Douglas King, Michael Marcoux, Timothy Tyler. SINGLES TOURNAMENT lst Place—Brian McCarthy 2nd Place—Mike Bedard 3rd Place—Paula Powell DOUBLES TOURNAMENT Ist Place—Paula Powell and Brian McCarthy 2nd Place—Tony Traini and Ken McDonald 3rd Place—(tie) Mike Bedard and Jamie Leblanc; Bill Lemoine and Dick Fischer Winning Seasons Golf Leominster...... 2V2 Ste Bernald Sener een 6 2 Leominster...... 4 FUECH DULG wee. genener came 5 Leominster...... 6 2 Gardneiereraries si osre eee 22 Leominster...... 6 No. Middlesex ........ S: Leominster...... AVY Wachusett Reg. ........ 4V2 Leominster...... AY Fitch ure veer. ke 2a Leominster...... 8 AVGRS Pretemsiieesia wot ] Leominster...... 7V2 St. Bernard. Sean ene ere ly Leominster...... 6 2 Quabboinwer eee ee ate oe 2V2 Leominster...... 7V2 PY Clie pation ees 6 artes 1VY2 Leominster...... 5 Gatcinéras sen eee: 4 Leominster...... 3 No. Miadlesexe 22). 4... 6 Leominster...... 9 Wachusett Reg. ........ 0 “8, Ist Row: Philip Hanno, John Fiandaca, Michael Culley, Henry Martineau. 2nd Row: Coach Gerald Aubuchon, Randy Carboni, Francis Crowley, Doug Cormier, Jeff Hudson. The cafeteria is converted into an Italian restaurant... On March 25 the Junior Class brought a touch and a taste of Italy to the public. Nearly the entire class participated, as waitresses, cooks, or workers to make their first major class function a tremendous success. Kathy rattles off the flavors of tonic. “We use our own ‘special’ recipe.” The junior girls are taste-testers before the big crowd arrives. The Junior Class babes in bibs. These girls are smiling now; but just wait ‘til they eat it. ... And into a coffeehouse The lights dimmed, an aroma of coffee in the air, and good music— those who attended the � 3 wo”: | n Folk Music Club’s Coffee- sy Ts: | a house Happening found that and much more, for they had the opportunity to see Leominster’s own talent. Leominster High’s own jugband. Sing it out it out. Those final hours .. . iy] -— eww STL TAA ne al, 4h . it is for us to pray not for tasks equal to our powers, but for powers equal to our tasks, to go forward with a great desire forever beating at the door of our hearts as we travel to- wards our distant goal.” Helen Keller 15 It's days away yet; but too soon the night comes and the seniors realize that the time has come when each of them will go their seperate ways. Good wishes, prom- ises to keep in touch, and farewell. Mr. Cousins and his wife conclude the reception line. Finally, the time for goodbyes .. . 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