Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1969 volume:

il 97 ii | eet SSoeeniavoronaniinns aes | LEOMINSTER PUBLIC I i eee abs a Se Se ree ay F a ‘hy. the magnet | 1969 volume sixty-five | leominster high school leominster, massachusetts | advisors mrs. deborah damon mrs. marlene landgren co-editors marlene epstein | kevin kouns business managers alyce larose neil shepherd TABLE OF CONTENTS Baculty 7... lO Curriculum............ 16 Seniors 32 Organizations........ 90 Student Life.......... 110 SPOMts 20 132 DEDICATION . . . “Count your garden by the flowers, Never by the leaves that fall, Count your days by golden hours, Don’t remember clouds at all. Count your nights by stars, not shadows, Count your life by smiles, not tears, And with joy on every morning Count your age by friends, not years.” Author Unknown _.. MISS LILLIAN RICKER Miss Ricker has meant so much to us, the class of ’69, as a counselor, a respected adult, and a beloved friend. She has been a staff member at L.H.S. for over 30 years, motivating stu- dents and making them conscious of their own worth. It is a characteristic of the person that she teaches by example rather than by words, teaches pupils rather than subjects, and inspires rather than drives. The concern and interest she shows for the students has made her dean of girls and counselor to the boys as well. Never anticipating recognition, she has unselfishly given of herself, her time, and effort. We feel that she has achieved the ultimate success in life by making others successful. Assistant Principal John F. Joyce As you reach the end of your secondary school years, it may come to you as a startling disclosure and revelation that you have been in effect your own greatest teachers. Like your good parents who have deputized responsibility to them for several hours each day during the past three years, the members of the faculty here have been person ally as well as professionally concerned not just with imparting, but also with shaping and guid- ing—not merely the pouring-in, but, more important, with the leading forth, which is the root meaning in now vanishing Latin of the word “‘‘education.” But if your teachers have pointed out the way—which, as you now know, is never straight and easy—the lessons you have learned, the outlooks you have discerned, the appropriate independence of thinking you are developing, and the values you have acquired and affirmed, have been in the final analysis self-taught. So it is now, and so it will always be throughout your lives. Together we have laid the foundation and erected the framework of the structure. How you complete, adorn, and furnish it will be in accordance with this unending process of self-teaching. My happy association with the Class of 1969 convinces me that individually and as a group you have already learned much of lasting worth besides what was contained in the textbooks. You have already effected a fine balance of idealism with realism. I have few doubts or misgivings about the life and the future that you will make for yourselves and your world. Remember too that graduation is neither a terminal nor a parting. You are and always will be a member of the Leominster High School family, and wherever you go and whatever you do, our loyal and familial pride in you and our affectionate good wishes for you will attend you always. John F. Joyce Assistant Principal Principal Emile S. Johnson Congratulations: You have received from your teachers and school the basics that are necessary to enter industry and the Industrial World. May you continue to work diligently giving an honest hour for a fair wage. Industry is looking for eager and willing young men who desire to learn and advance themselves in an ever changing technological society. May you continue to study in your chosen work so that you may advance and your achievement will bring credit to your School, City, State and Country and your God. Best wishes and Godspeed in your life’s work. Emile S. Johnson Principal Principal Aldrich V. Cousins 4 We who have helped to nurture that intellectual growth, so very necessary in today’s demanding society, proudly feel that our efforts have not been in vain. Your performances in all areas of cultural and physical development bring promise of greater recognition in the future. We who remain behind, who soon will become part of your past, wish you well. Your achievements are the rewards we welcome. Yours is a glorious heritage that recognizes no limits. You: were born and reared in a free society where an education in a free public school system is guaranteed. You are the envy of most of the young people of the world. We who have had a part in preparing you for greater tasks ahead, sincerely hope that you will always be able to say, “T tried to do my best.” Above all we pray that you will carry away with you the lesson we have so earnestly tried to impart to you, that with every right there is an obligation and a responsibility. Your obligation is to earn the respect of your fellow man and serve your country responsibly. SCHOOL MISS CECILE PICKERING School Secretary MISS E. LILLIAN RICKER Junior Guidance MISS JANET RICKER School Secretary soa ee MR. GEORGE SCHROEDER MR. SPENCER LUNAN Sophomore Guidance Guidance nh MRS. MARY JONES School Secretary MR. ROBERT C. LASERTE Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Services PERSONN EL ‘SS MRS. MARILYN MULLAN Nurse MR. MARTIN L. MORAN Superintendent of Schools MRS. EDITH BROWN Head Dietician MR. EARL GONYEFA MRS. BESSIE ELLIS Head Custodian Remedial Reading MRS. HELEN STONE Librarian School Committee MRS. ELSIE ADAMS MISS MARY ADDANTE MR. ROBERT MR. GERALD MR. CARL BAKER Public Speaking Algebra II ANDERSON AUBUCHON U. S. History Plane Geometry Industrial Arts Human Relations Geography Geography Audio-Visual Director MISS JEANNE MR. ALCIDE MR. PAUL BENOIT MR. EGIDIO MR. DONALD BURTON BEAUDOIN BELLIVEAU U.S. History BISCEGLIA Carpentry French II Machine Tool World History Music Mold Making Music Appreciation 5 . Sd e Sd od MISS I OUISE CAVANAUGH Home Economics Senior Class Advisor MRS. ELFRIEDE CAVANAGH German JI, II, III Senior Class Advisor MR. MICHAEL CAVANAGH MR. FELICE DEL GIUDICE Electronics Related MRS. ELLEN CLEAVES MRS. DEBORAH College English II, III Business English III MR. ALBERT CHRISTOPHER Biology MRS. FLORENCE FARWELL English Department Head College English III, IV MISS PAULINE CICCONE Physical Education MR. CARLTON FINCH Basic Math I, II Algebra I Consumer Math Senior Advisor MR. JAMES GEARY Carpentry Related MISS HELEN HARTNETT Math Department Head Algebra II Solid and Trigonometry MR. CLIFFORD GILBERT Auto Mechanics MR. HOWARD HATCH Auto Mechanics Related MRS. DOROTHY GOTTSEGEN Distributive Education MR. WILLIAM HAZELL Physical Education Director MR. ARMAND FONTAINE Machine Shop MR. LEON HANNIGAN Athletic Director MR. ROBERT HEMENWAY Drafting MR. ROBERT HARRINGTON Technical Drafting Related U. S. History MR. LEONARD MRS. LOIS JOHNSON JOHNSON College English II, IV Mechanical Drawing MRS. PHYLLIS JOHNSON Stenography Typing I, II MR. ROBERT JUNEAU Business Math Bookkeeping MR. RAYMOND KONGORSKI French I MRS. MARLENE MR. WILFRED LANDGREN LeBLANC Transcription Auto Body Typing I Business Math FACULTY MR. JOHN MAGANE Social Studies Department Head U. S. History Economics MRS. ELEANOR L’ECUYER Sociology Human Relations MRS. BETTY LEONARD Business Education Department Head Advanced Bookkeeping Business Math MRS. JOHN LUFKIN Typing Shorthand Law 13 MR. RICHARD MRS. DONNA MR. ALGIDIO MR. HARRY MITCHELL MR. HAROLD MAILLOUX McCAFFREY MEMBRINO General English II, II, IV MOONEY English College English II Machine Shop Home Construction Carpentry reece “UUEREROERUE Bommel MR. FRANK MORYL MISS ANNE MISS GERTRUDE MR. GEORGE PECK MR. RICHARD Electronics O'CONNOR O'DONNELL Commercial English IV PELLETIER Algebra II Office Practice : Art Geometry Typing Solid and Trigonometry ie Calculus MRS. PATRICIA POTHIER Physical Education MR. CARMEN PICCUCI Physical Education Driver Education MRS. BARBARA MR. PETER SOBEL SIMPSON Mathematics Personal Typing Science Typing I, II rm MR. EUGENE MRS. JUDY MRS. RUTH ROONEY RHEAULT RIGOPOULOS Commercial English II Language Department Nurses Aid College English II Head French III, IV MRS. JANE WALSH MR. WALTER WASIUK MR. ROLAND Bookkeeping Biology WORTHEN Business Math Biochemistry American Government Chemistry U. S. History Earth Science CURRICULUM ... english Under the supervision of Mrs. Florence Farwell, head of the English Department, daily English classes taught the skills of making speeches, using proper grammar, reading literature, writing essays, and organizing out- lines. Our creative abilities and talents were fully developed during the course of the year. PUT TTT) zi o, mile ; Laraprew TREE SSEtEy Uiseaatatarigy 19 Wine) po A Paes Sy ge te) Ss Se sae os ie) =) fal gc! (ye OS OT gs | oven oy Sey met sticeey as CB) —_ Le seh We hy ioe Sr S 3 2«O jehe (e) oD = S ale =| se) ‘es ed) gt ea es , Ge ace, eai WD} ane } ON ei igeites|) tel Ss) aS pe ; j Lg eee cde ees ce =. 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The art course taught by Mr. Pelletier gives our students a chance to express them- selves in such artistic media as oils, charcoal, and water colors; and to be creative even while learning. 20 music The aim of Mr. Bisceglia’s classes is to give students a better understanding and appreciation of the beauty of music. public speaking Through group discussions, individual speeches, panels, pantomimes, and similar techniques, the public speaking classes headed by Mrs. Elsie Adams learned how to communicate effectively and confidently. industrial arts Students enrolled in the industrial arts course were introduced to a wide range of areas essential in our technical world today. The boys proved their ability in working with tools, materials, and industrial processes. 2 22 science The Science Department, headed by Mr. Michael Cavanaugh, offered a wide range of courses. Fascinating experiments, care- ful research, challenging formulas, and an abundance of avail- able knowledge, made each science class a valuable, enjoyable, and memorable one. math Learning to think means learning to reason. Students are taught to use logic as well as ““cook-book’”’ formulas in the many mathematics courses offered. The able department is headed by Miss Helen Hartnett. 24 social sciences Under the leadership of Mr. John Magan, director of our diversified social studies department, we absorbed the main ideas of American and World History. The basic principles of economics, sociology and human relations were also studied in depth. home economics Under the direction of Miss Mary Louise Cavanaugh, home eco- nomics students spend many hours slaving over hot stoves, learning the finer points of sewing and practicing the etiquette that will be required of them as homemakers. distributive education The Distributive Education course, under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Gottsegan, provided first-hand work experience for students planning to pursue careers in retailing and merchandis- ing. 25 business education The clicking away on adding machines, the clacking of keys on typewriters, and the flip- ping of dictation pads are all familiar sounds of the B. E. Department, which is headed by Mrs. Betty Leonard. In this department students learn the skills necessary in the busi- ness world. ig om E Z 4 physical education Development of a physically and mentally sound body is the goal of the physical education program. Included in the three sessions a week are instructions and _actual participation in seasonal sports, gymnastics, and exercises. 28 auto mechanics Mr. Gilbert, the automotive supervisor, skillfully taught his students to analyze and repair all malfunctions in any make, model and year vehicle manufactured anywhere in the world. The repairs were performed on registered vehicles belonging to the students and to the teachers. aera a oneness RANE LSTA LI FINAL JUDGING worrom avdew Tone Mace | £- ., Taatl Samyri Gavter? test” MOTOR PARTS SERVICE wt frntone ha: Sse : coma mene SS) hae age machine shop The machine shop, headed by Mr. Algedio Membrino, offered the skills of tool and die molding and its related fundamentals. The knowledge the students acquired was also put to practice. electronics The electronic department of the trade school con- ducted a four-year course supervised by Mr. Moryl. The fundamentals and application of the basic direct and alternating current theory were introduced to the freshmen and sophomores. The junior level consisted of basic electronics and applying their knowledge to circuitry, while the senior level was a summarization of their previous three years’ work. drafting related In drafting related the students absorbed the fundamentals and mathematics in- volved in drafting, supervised by Mr. Harrington. The related room was fully equipped for experimenting in stress, elasticity and structure of metal. drafting In the drafting department, under the direc- tion of Mr. Hemingway, the students ac- quired the knowledge pertaining to the basics and complexities of technical drawing. 30 academic week During academic week the daily grind of book learning dragged on. Intensive instruc- tion was given in the fields of English, his- tory, mathematics, and language arts. carpentry The goal of the carpentry course was a preparation for future en- deavors. Mr. Mooney and Mr. Burton taught the freshmen and sophomores the fundamentals of this trade while the juniors and seniors engaged in building a model home. The final phase of the course was conducted by Mr. Geary in his blueprint reading and architectural drawing classes. 3] ‘ : ‘ . ’ B +e ‘ a ‘4 ' ; ee yo , co 4 , yd } { rt y Ams ‘ is $ 4s. i . Fy } Piagt | « Cad . ss P “x ... ays ria J ‘% ¥ Lf : ; ‘ ee ae te f 3 P yen ; res . at v tS Fal fas] ; ; ty a n ¥ Z ‘ _ ; ou — re « r ‘ 2 1 1 . 23 i - ‘ “ Sete ¢ ; f z ‘ 4 a 5 id ' eae | ; ee) 34 As we approach graduation, let us remember one of our classmates, Andrew Lord. ——— pe $S ; hs ge i ii Nha Nag, yee oe Se ee Wabe le ae eek” f teae RA othe ‘I remember the gleams and glooms that dart Across the school-boy’s brain; The song and the silence in the heart, That in part are prophecies, and in part Are longings wild and vain. And the voice of that fitful song Sings on, and is never still; “A boy’s will is the wind’s will, And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts.” —Longfellow CLASS ADVISORS The class of 1969 would like to thank Mrs. Cavanaugh and Mr. Finch for their help and guidance. We were ex- tremely fortunate to have such conscientious and dedicated class advisors. To them we express our deepest gratitude and appreciation. 35 Brian McCarthy Michael Culley PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Seniors—During our final year at Leominster High School, it has been my great honor to act as your rep- resentative in the capacity of president. For this honor, I sincerely thank you. Together, we have performed many tasks and faced many problems. We have suc- ceeded in many situations, but failed in many others. I hope, however, we have learned that accomplishment can be realized only through true concern and involve- ment. If there is but one message which I can leave with you, it is to be concerned in all things in life, for the future of mankind is dependent upon us and our willingness to be involved. 36 Patricia Reed SECRETARY Michael Scaramuzzi TREASURER TRADE OFFICERS left to right Paul Belliveau, Paul Bouchard, Douglas Cormier, James Gaffney PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Class of 1969—Through the past years we have shared a part of our lives which we will treasure forever. For me, they have been most challenging and unique years, which have helped to develop character and wisdom. Allow me to thank you for giving me the opportunity to serve as your Class President. In future years we will face new and different problems. Let us always remember that, with truth and determination, we can face the world and all of its problems. Last, but not least, we would like to think of our accom- plishments at Leominster Trade High School as indications that our ability and wisdom have grown so that we may now take our place in the world. Surely then, we can justly say that from our class will come the leaders of the future. TRADE SENIORS George Adams Robert Adams Patricia Allain Lorraine Allard Jane Allen Thomas Alord Mary Altobelli Masahide Anderson Marie Apollonio Gloria Arseneau Alfred Aubuchon Stephen Aubuchon Dennis Avant eh 40 Carol Bachand Janet Badagliacca Patricia Baker Andre Balthazar Virginia Bangrazi Lois Barber Linda Barbin Kevin Barry Richard Bashaw Wayne Bass Susan Beaudoin Joyce Beauregard Elizabeth Bechtol 4 eae Diane Belanger Nicholas Bergman . Paul Belliveau Roger Bernard Barbara Benoit Jeffrey Bernier Sandra Bergeron Marie Bertrand Joseph Beshaw Thomas Bisol James Bisson Anita Blair Sandra Bodanza Brian Bonner Cheryl Bonner Paul Bouchard Barbara Boyle 43 August Boucher Monique Bourque Brian Boyle Judith Braune David Breault Joseph Bresnahan Deborah Brideau Linda Brown George Bruwer Irene Burnett Wendy Buskey David Butcher Mary Butler Margaret Caisse Nancy Calamare Deborah Cali Steve Callahan Gale Cantin 45 46 Joyce Cardolino Patricia Carney Philip Carr Susan Champagne Ronald Cleaves Suzanne Cocci Thomas Colcord Stephen Coleccht Kevin Coleman PLEO RELI LLL crim SALESMAN : 47 Donna Cormier ormiler Diane C Shirley Concfrey John Collins 48 Douglas Cormier Nancy Cote Gerald Cormier Cheryl Coulter Norma Cormier William Cousins f Padi ae th ee Leslie Craigue Rosemary Crosse Sharlene Crowe Eugene Crowley Francis Crowley Robert Cruz Stephen Cutter Joseph D’ Agostino Gary Daniel 49 50 Dennis DeBonneville Kathy DeMego Jane Deane Hillary Derby Thomas DiGeronimo Charles DiGloria Louise DiMarzio Maryanne DiMarzio Joan DiRusso Susan DiRusso Peter D’Onfro Dennis DuFort 51 Joyce England Marlene Epstein Vicki Erickson Kenneth Durling 52 Sheila Fantozzi John Fiffy April Firmin Stephen Fisher Donna Forest Brian Fournier Susan Fournier Denise Frechette Ann Friedman 53 54 James Gaffney Anna Gage Julana Gagne Gloria Gagnon Marcus Gale Francine Gallant Michael Gallant Linda Gauthier Christine Gillis Thea Gionet John Girouard Anthony Giunta Jane Glasheen Norman Godin Lena Goguen Sheila Gordon Jane Gorhan Suzanne Newey 55 56 Joan Gorham William Gould Wayne Gowell Michael Grasse Betty Greer Kenneth Grenier Peter Grimes Debby Guadagnoli Brian Guislain Roger Gulliver Randall Haase Robert Halloran ‘drs jp ticsnemumesiesesssre Philip Hanno ——— SRR Roberta Hawkins Gay Hazzard Ron Houle Jeffrey Hudson Michael Hutchinson Richard Ingemie Paul Janowicz Sandra Karlson Mary Kelley Patricia Kelley Gail Kendall 59 60 Robert Kibler Thomas Kilcoyne Sharon Kinsella Roberta Kirby Frances Kleczka Kevin Kouns Thomas Kamataris Hilary Kaplan Joseph Laberge Michael Lamarche ret Lagoy a arg M ance Michele LaFr 61 Francis Lanza Alyce LaRose William Leahey Christine LeBlanc David LeBlanc Diane LeBlanc Jean LeBlanc Linda LeBlanc Grace Lee Patricia Linenkemper Kevin Loiselle Barbara Lemoine Alan Lozier Kenneth MacDonald 63 John Magane Susan Mahonen Odette Maillet James Malanson Kathy Malone Donna Mann James Mann David Marchand Denise Marcoux Sandra Marcoux Jane Marino David Marquis Victoria Marrama June Martin Joseph Martin Vincent Martini James Mathieu David Maurand 65 66 Ellen McCann John McDonald Paul McHugh Mary McManus Patricia McNally Belinda Bever John McWilliams Gary Mercier Paul Miller Sally Miller Charles Morin Patrick Morley Ann Morrell 67 el ee Dieter Mueller 68 Kathryn Muzyka Carolyn Myers Charlette Nadasky Eva Nelson Joyce Newell Berton Nichols Paul Normandin Isabel Oliva Margaret O'Malley Thomas Osowskti Lita Ouellette Jane Palumbo Judy Pandiscio 69 70 Everett Parmenter Susan Pelletier Christine Person Louise Piano Gregg Picucci Nancy Pierce Joyce Bilodeau Ronald Pierce Anthony Piermarini Beverly Plouffe James Pritchard Michael Proietti Sandra Race James Rainville Janet Baril Claudette Richard 7 icker Sandra Rivers Robert Robichaud Linda R Cynthia Ricker 72 William Rooney Nancy Rougeau Norman Roy Thomas Roy Mary Russo Maureen Sabourin Sylvia Sacco Yvonne St. Jean Michael Saliba 74 Cathy Salovardos Fred Salvatelli Susan Salvatore Judy Salvi Harold Scherer David Schertell Alice Senuta Barbara Setzco Howard Setzco Deborah Shanklin Neil Shepard Edward Shorey Marsha Sidileau Peter Silvia Michael Skehan Margaret Coburn Gary Smith Kathleen Smith 75 76 Donna Souther Betty Sparks Sharon Spikes Dennis Spinelli Barbara Stachera James Stacy Richard Stebbins Judy Stokes James Stott Sandy Streeter Linda Swanson Karen Ciccone Bruce Caisse Deborah Symonds Robert Tasca 77 78 Frank Tourigny Fred Tousignant Susan Tata Beverly Terrell Gerardo Tocci Helena Toro Joan Tracy 55. sages sit aed gens § Kenneth Tucker Royal Turner Wendy Turner Mike Twitchell Dennis Vachon Robert Vaillancourt Carol Vaillette Michele Vallee Paul Vercontaire Joseph Verrelli 79 Rosa Vincenti Patricia Walton Holly Watts William Wegenka Marcia Wesly David Wicker Marsha Wiles Patrick Wilkins Bruce Willard Kathy Young Linda Zwicker Christine Williams Darlene Williams Lawrence Warrall 8] MOST INTELLIGENT MOST TALKATIVE Margaret Caisse, Joseph D’ Agostino Michael Hutchinson, Mary McManus WITTIEST BIGGEST EATER Joseph Hare, Christine Williams Suzanne Cocci, David Wicker 82 CELEBRITIES BEST DRESSED Gayle Muse, Francis Crowley | i i goss BEST ALL AROUND Kenneth Tucker, Cynthia Ricker MOSTELIRTATIOUS Patricia Carney, Gerald Gravallese FRIENDLIEST Anthony Piermarini, Ann Morrell 83 ecpnrelacononreet BEST LOOKING MOST DEPENDABLE une Martin, Thomas Roy Kevin Barry, Debra Brideau y y Beane: MOST BASHFUL MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Masahide Anderson, Helena Toro Ellen McCann, Wardell Jackson 84 CELEBRITIES ‘ anys ES, % By. MOST CHEERFUL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Michael Scaramuzzi, Joyce Cardolino Marlene Epstein, Peter D’Onfro MOST ATHLETIC Thomas Bisol, Jane Gorham 85 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST LOOKING Dennis DeBonnville Glen Millician MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FRIENDLIEST James Melanson James Stacey 86 RITIES MOST INTELLIGENT Paul Janowicz BEST DRESSED Douglas Cormier MOST DEPENDABLE Joseph Tocci MOST ATHLETIC Philip Carr 87 3 Es i. dL) BEST ALL AROUND MOST MISCHIEVOUS James Gaffney Michael Proietti MOST POPULAR BIGGEST EATER Francis Lanza Michael DeCarolis 88 CELEBRITIES STRONGEST Alfred Aubuchon MOST CHEERFUL John Gerard { Wy . WY : LAA that MOST AMBITIOUS Paul Bouchard 89 ORGANIZATIONS . . . - MOIViNy Magnet _..... toad as on a dry road! Editorial Staff “Oy First row: Margaret Caisse, Kevin Kouns, — Marlene Epstein Second row: Marcus Gale, Lena Goguen Absent: Kevin Barry, Kenneth Durling First row: Robert Tasca, Kenneth Tucker, Alice Larose, Neil Shepherd, Michael Scaramuzzi, Judith Hood iaaerpnestte Hanno, Leslie Craigue, John Magane, Ronald Cleaves, Francis Crowley, Peter Silvia, Thomas Kilycoyne, David Marchand, Absent: Peter Grimes, David Schertell 92 Archeology Club William Leavy, Merritt Almy, Gary Smith, Joan Tracy, Nancy Gallotto, Debi Lucier, Brian Cote, Kim Beau- doin, Patrick Morley, Steve DelleChiare, Dave Cote, Glen Natan, Elizabeth Wilkens, Ellen Battaglini, Wayne Leahey, Thomas Smith, Dennis Spinelli eee Art Club Richard Kilcoyn, Mary Ann Reynold, Donald Pierce, Carol Piermarine, Kathy Goodwin, Linda Spadafore, Lynn Cormier, Susan Cote, Cecilia Tocci, James Poppel, Norman Richard, Sandy Streeter, Andrea Rubio, Bettsy- anne Proeta, Wardell Jackson, Max Burnett, Michele Drew, Frank Scopelletti, James Bourque, Michele Niaf- fer, Rosalind Ceullevin, Grace Lee Cheerleaders Sue Bouvier, Cheryl Pitts, Karen Richards, Jean Olivier, Christine Gettens, Linda Cozzens, Linda Gauthier, Marlene Epstein, Ellen McCann, Joyce Cardolino LHS Band Susan Mahonen, Margaret Caisse, Thea Gionet, Christine Somma, Jane Palumbo, Barbara Crawley, Linda Barbin, Julana Gagne Cynthia LeGendre, Kathy Rougeu, Nancy Rougeau, Susan Rogers 94 Dante Rosemary Vincenti, Club Kathy Valera sete irr tee ements ms teetoomaele Chess Club Mary Altobelli, Stephen Brisson, David Boucher, Daniel Caverly, John Corby, Richard Cote, Leslie Craigue—Pres., William Craigue, William Crawford, John Cummings, Charles DiGloria, Marva Flowers, Mike Hutchinson, Rich- ard Ingemie, Robert Kibler, John Love, Charles Levy, Paula Lieberman, David Maurand—Statistician, Rocco Marino, Vincent Martini—V. Pres., Peter Marton, Dieter Mueller, Brian Silberbery—Sec. and Treas., Michael Tocci, Joseph Vercontaire, Barbara Lemoine, Richard Montaguila, Orlando Valdez, Gary Fortin Drama Club Pres——Hillary Dierby, V. Pres—Barry Lew, Sec—John Biernard, Treas—Bonnie Belliveau, Pat Croteau, Bonnie Doucette, Sharlene Crowe, Patricia Killelea, John Bernard, Patricia Broderick, Sharon D’Onfro, Everett Parmenter, Con- nie MacPherson, Nancy Valois, Mary Ann LaFrance, Pa- tricia Gray, Peter Fischer, Beatrice Friedman, Cynthia Fan- tozzi, Debra Charette, Shirley Champagne, Joan Oliva, Jean Ritzo, Marsha Rome, Bonnie Elliveau, Susan Salvatore, Hillary Derby, Elizabeth Bechtol, Richard Nelinson, Linda Benoit, Patricia Hare, Kathleen Wlaker, Susan Gillis, Ivy Nathan, Carol Barassi, Robert Garner 95 _ Choral Club as ae) ie S cB AL —— vs. DAN am O (_) Het e), oo et meet Sov ot Y ges whet cr A vow Gm “i: eS s Nie See ot 1a} ae SS a YM f2 pe New en A 5m 3 | a { 3 aa 6 os wood MDA Oo oa Nurses Office Assistants Margaret Caisse, Marcia Wesley, Deborah Mullan, Linda Cozzens, Mary Kelley, Joan McCaffrey, Kathleen Gerry, Gail Glasheen Junior Home Room Representatives John Fiandaca, Anna Bourgeois, Darlene Kurasowicz, Karen Richards, Jean Oliver, Susan Gillis, Debra Yule, Susan Avery, Lawrence Marshall Junior Class Officers PRES.—Bruce Stokes V. PRES.—William Lamoine SEC.—Jane Boucher TREAS.—Robert Lamothe Future Nurse’s Club 7 98 Namibia nha iain edi: at — Pres.—Marcia Wesley, V. Pres.—Barbara Setzco, Sec— Gloria Arseneau, Treas—Kathy Young, Marie Bertrand, Jane Deane, Mary Ann DiMarzio, Thea Gionet, Jeanne LeBlanc, Denise Marcoux, Lita Ouellette, Marlanne Perz, Beverly Terrell, Susan Allain, Shirley Bergeron, Roberta Boyden, Carol Brideau, Sandy DeCarolis, Maire Fluet, Teresa Frager, Dianne Gaskins, Suzanne Gutman, Angela Novelli, Karen Ovoska, Judy Lanrsa, Karen Richards, Lynne Wilson, Marilyn Bergeron Future Homemakers Club Margaret Hanagan, Donna Pellegrini, Patrica Caponi, Becky Pauchanian, Susan Hardy, Michelle Vaille, Teresa Regan, Nicole Anctil, Sandra Saros, Brenda Arbo, Barbara Saborin, Angelo Lanza, Nancy Cloutier, Linda Held, Louise Sisoian, Donna Dandini, Lori Gallant, Joyce Contais, Elizabeth Beaudet, Donna Primeau, Linda Andres, Nina Scribarrasi Future Secretaries Club Pres.—Susan Tata, V. Pres.—Susan Douglas, Sec.—Jean Maxim, Treas—Deborah Shanklin Sf ¢ e Pres.—Jane Gorham, V. Pres.—Cynthia Ricker, Sec—Joan Gorham, Treas — Debra Symonds, Pub. Coordinator— Kathryn Muzyka, Sen. Rep—Anna Gage, Carolyn Myers, Jun. Rep.—Susan Gillis, Carolyn Prince Future Teachers Club Pres.—Sharon Kinsella, V. Pres — Roger Bernard, Sec.—Mary Kelley, Treas——John Gabrielli, Program Chairman—Nancy Rougeau 99 Leaders Club Anna Gage, Jane Gorham, Pa- tricia Carney, Cynthia Ricker, June Martin, Nancy Rougequ, Peggy Lagoy, Donna Cormier, Betty Sparks, Susan Fini Language Club Nancy Rougeau, Kathy Rougeau, Nancy Cote, Joanne Oliver, Isabelle Oliver, Marsha Rome, Rosemary Vin- centi, Peggy Lagoy, Margaret Caisse, Sheila Gordon, Cathy Young, Lynn Krock, Douglas Porier, Kevin Kouns, Kevin Haverty Library Assistants Karen Cominskey, Linda Cormier, Susan Cerier, Lucinda Cleaves, Peter D’Onfro, Linda Day, Beatrice Friedman, Pat Grillo, Christine Gillis, Thea Gionet, Kevin Kouns, Paula Lanagan, Carolyn Myers, Patricia Reed, Nancy Rougequ, Holly Watts, Marcia Wesley. Debbie Cali, Pat Carney, Donna Cormier, Anna Gage, Jane Gorham, Jane Glasheen, Bobbie Guidance Assistants Robert Cruz, James DePasquale, Susan Cote, William Craigue, Betty Greer, Barbara Setzco, Janet Badag- liacca, Mary Moran, Marcia Cor- mack, John Cummings, Gary Salva- tore, Christine LeBlanc, Patricia Broderick. Girls Physical Education Club Shirley Buchanan, Pattie Fortin, Kathy Gerry, Sue Kielty, Andy Lagoy, Beth McDonald, Kathy Mal- lahy, A. Paulson, Jane Rooney, Sarah Saunders, Diane Scorzelli, Kathy Rougeau, Karen Maguire, Connie MacPherson, Kim Lauer, Betsy Hazzard, Kitty Crowley, Cindi Anderson, Susan Anderson, Teresa DiCillo, Gail Glasheen, Gayle Hathaway, Chris Piano, Bette Ricker, Dianne St. Jean, Deb- bie Todd, Debbie Cormier, Lynn Bassett, Karen Lanza. Gymnastics Club Kenneth MacDonald— PRESIDENT 10] National Honor Society Brian McCarthy—Pres., Peter Silvia—V. Pres., Margaret Caisse—Sec., Christine LeBlanc—Treas. Jets Patrick Wilkins— PRES. James Mathieu— VICE-PRES. Investment [i Club Joseph Bisol, Bruce Caisse, Joseph Cardone, Pam- ela DesHanais, Henry Duplease, Glenn Glenny, Joseph LaBerge—V. Pres., Robert LaFrance, Lin- da Larose, Rachel Larose, Seth Leonard, Kevin Loiselle, James Lorion, Leo Mallard, Robert Moore, Chuck Morin, Barry Murray, Steve Madeau, Thomas O'’Baro, Richie Pellechia, John P lletier, Maureen Sabourin, Judi Salvi, Mike Scabarrasst, David Sicard, Michael Skehan—Sec., Barbara Stachera, James St. Jean, James Stott, Frank Tour- igny—Treas., Steve Callahan—Pres. 102 Dance Band Kevin Sabourin, Joseph D’Aostino, Donald Kirby, Steven LaGace, Jeffery Lapworth, David Marquis, James Hines, Bruce Vaillient, Richard LaChance, David Lolli, Andrew Cousins, William Cousins, Arthur Di- Gerinomo, Steven Pananski. Nurses’ Aide Club Donna Mann— PRES. Joan D. Russo— VICE-PRES. Victoria Marroma— SEG Joanne Boucher— ERE AS: bee ae | Vek eke r £ Folk Music Club Mark Farber— PRES. Douglas Haywood— VICE-PRES. Claire Bissette— SEC.-TREAS. EXECUTIVE BOARD: William Ashton David Murphy Nancy Crowley Barbara Benoit Mary Moran ADVISORS: Mr. Peter Lanza Miss Jeannine Beaudoin 103 Press Club James Despo, Nicholas Bergman, William Blankenship, Gerardo Tocci, Carla DiRusso, Patricia Mann, Linda Swanson, Marsha Walt- hall, Marsha Wiles, Jane Marino, Shirley Conefry Secretarial Assistants Carol Bachand, Susan Beaudoin, Nancy Cala- mare, Susan Douglas, Irene Cormier, Vickie Erick- son, Lena Goguen, Judith Hood, Patricia Kelley, Alyce Larose, Jane Palumbo, Beverly Plouffe, Lin- da Ricker, Gail Kendall, Susan Tata, Carol Vail- lette, Kathleen Young, Margaret Coburn, Cynthia Ricker, Susan Fournier. Polyglot Club Donna MacDonald, Larry Smith, Timothy Miller, David Fink-lstein—V. Pres. David Fontaine, Marsha Iacaboni, Myrna Swartz— Pres., Peggy Firmani, Diane LeBlanc, An- thony Bouret, Jean-Marie Parent, Gary Ber- geron, Martha Anderson. 104 Student Council David LeBlanc—Pres., Jeffry Hudson—V. Pres., Cynthia Ricker—Treas., Linda Coz- zens—Sec., Brian McCarthy, Kevin Haverty, Kenneth Goss, Anna Bourgeois, Debra Yule, Bruce Stokes, Gilb-rt Donnatelly, William Dilillo, Lee Pothier, Nancy Marini, Michael Antonucci. ae Varsity Club Randall Hasse, Gerald Gravellese, Fred Sava- telli, Michael Twichell, Steven Mahoney, Robert Metivier, John Fiandaca, Vincent Rus- so, Michael Culley, David Wicker, David Santucci, Lee Robins, Thomas Bisol, Thomas Fraterelli, Steven Ledger, Gary Russell Ski Clu Richard Fischer—President Cynthia Ricker—V. President Margaret Lagoy—Secretary Linda Cozzens—Treasurer 105 Senior Home Room Representatives Sheila Gordon, Christine Williams, June Martin, Nicholas Martin, Paul Vercontaire, Kevin Kouns, Anthony Piermarini, John Col- lins, Royal Turner. Sophomore Class Officers Pres.—Michael Antonucci V. Pres.—Mark Pandavano Sec.—Jane Anderson Treas.—Michael Bangrazi Sophomore Home Room wm Representatives a Fred Lucier, Henry Drew, Frank Morrell, James Poppel, Warren Boyle, Marsha Cor- mack, Deborah Jakes, Daniel Raher, Kathy Crowley, Steven Dellechiaie, Linda LaRose, Gary Arsenault, Stuart Sojcher. Office Assistants Michael Culley, Michael Twitchell, Lin- da Cozzens, Kevin Sabourin, Kevin Hav- erty, John Gabrieli. Brian Bonner, Judy Dru- ry, John Lienech, Linda Lee Michel, Joy Roth. Scene ne rien eee Science Club Stephen Aalto, George Adams, George An- tonioni, Bernard Cann, Janice Cormier, Rob- ert Cruz, Linda Daigle, Peter De Amico, Michael Divis, Peter D’Onfro, Anthony Faio- la, Debbie Forster, Rebecca Hallett, Rovert Halloran, William Havok, Christian Hazard, Debbie Hebert, Stephen Lagace, Paula Lan- agan, Steven Largey, Michael Longo, Richard Lystila, Stephen Maggio, Alan McCulloch, Ronald Piere, William Schultz, Don Tata, Mark Tonkin. ay _ vo TRADE CLUBS Vica Club ADVISOR— Mr. Robert Archibald PRESIDENT— Norman Godin VICE-PRES.— Lawrence McGee SECRETARY— Dennis Cowger TREASURER— James Zwicker Interact Club ADVISOR== Mr. Emile Johnson PRESIDENT— James Stacey VICE-PRES.— Kevin Duchesneau SECRETARY— Kenneth Durling SENIOR DIRECTOR— Paul Bouchard TREASURER— Michael Lamarche Chess Club ADVISOR— Mr. Richard Mailloux PRESIDENT— Kenneth Lavoie SECRETARY-— Edward Gronroos TREASURER— Peter Gronroos 109 EEE ee ee ne ee Photography Club ADVISOR— Mr. Felice DelGuidice PRESIDENT— Robert Cote VICE-PRES.— Barry Corliss SECRETARY—= Paul DiGeronimo TREASURER— Robert Lemoin Electronics Club ADVISOR— Mr. Peter Sobel PRESIDENT— Robert Strunz Gymnastics Club ADVISOR— Mr. Frank Moryl PRESIDENT— David Bilodeau Fishing Club ADVISOR— Mr. James Geary PRESIDENT— Joseph Verrelli SEGRETARY—— Thomas Osowski ADVISOR— Mr. Howard Hatch Golf Club ALDVISOR== Mr. Robert Harrington PRESIDENT— Dennis DeBonville VICE-PRES.— Steven Lyonnais TREASURER— Dennis Roach STUDENT LIFE... c¥ ¥ - Pe: ® SEPMENIBER.. ._. The doors open and we begin to learn. For the Sophomores, September is a new and strange experience; the upperclassmen view the coming year with optimistic expectations. The days slip by and soon we fall into a happy routine. iuviaweiluwe .eeady [SSO ROREERE DS Ee 1 an Ponpre ome e GERM stevie mnes “Baie: tee 7 2 avin 115 autumn 116 activities fall football and nippy air and hot coffee with cou- rageous wins and heartbreaking los ses doyle field in the sun nashua in the moon always a next time soccer and an other team to be proud of our cheerleaders such spirit cross-coun try run ning of fi eld hock ey our athletes are proud as they sh ould be and in school the parents meet the teachers as our student ushers pause in murmuring hall ways to listen autumn sounds and sights and smells upon us with winter soon co ming a kaleidoscope of brilliant classes and some dull classes mixed in with sadly drifting leaves to gether and in the afternoon there are report cards maybe a crisis a triumph for some school con tinues in the autumn and in the fall we practiced interclass plays mrs. adams from class to class with her help and patience the fashion show the sock hop all part of fall 117 Senior Spaghetti big game approaches... 119 bright lights and blocking marcus psyched with the seniors winning ... marcus and ma kirby the glory of winning and two months of work and worry over at last poker backstage lemon juice for bulah mr. wilson onstage and david dennis the menace needs a shave break a leg INTERCLASS PLAYS lay — Balcony Scene’”’ lass — - 2 winning c 2 Joan McCaffrey best actress — best actor — Marcus Gale a. OD = = S “The Seniors And the Holiday Season Is Upon Us... ° a4 Sd Seiten URE natin be Ce ag Oa RRS eterna 122 NGS A I TL TT, Snowbound Inn This year’s winter festival was held on February 15 at City Hall. The “Snowbound Inn” theme was beautifully carried out with ski posters and miniature sleigh center- pieces. Many lovely couples spent an enjoyable evening dining and dancing, indi- cating that the semi-formal dance is one of the more enjoyable winter activities. 125 Student Council In their preoccupation with their own work, students sometimes forget that they have their own student government. This winter the student council initiated action aimed at making itself a relevant and important aspect of student life at L.H.S. With all of its fine members working together, the council surely will succeed. TEEN ARS ARE ETE TE Magnet Editorial Staff Winter for the Magnet staff meant deadline after deadline and hour after hour of hard work. Arguments flared when sentiments clashed, and at times it seemed as though the Magnet just wouldn’t make it. Winter brought mistakes and regrets aplenty. But it brought more: it brought the one triumph of six people learning to work and think together. 126 Winter Work As the weather became cold and the nights grew longer, the students of L.H.S. moved into a regular winter routine of work and play. Daily the students trooped to school, sat at their desks, and did their work, oblivious to the bitter cold outside. Only record-breaking Northeasters could break the pattern. With schoolwork and with Camelot practices and with the many varied activities that make Leominster High what it is, the students found plenty to do in the winter months. 127 SPORIS... 130 Football Even though the past football season may not have brought L.H.S. a championship, there was a certain pride among the players which helped them overcome their weaknesses and build a winning season. Never considered capable of winning the championship at the beginning of the season, the ‘Devils’ made others recognize them. They were young, inexperienced, and hurt by the loss of some of their best players, yet they never gave up hope no matter the obstacle. The Thanksgiving defeat to Fitchburg was heartbreaking, but, if possible, the team’s great effort should be recognized and remembered. It was a team effort throughout the entire campaign which brought them their success. The memories of the accomplishments of seniors: Phil Carr, Michael Twitch- ell, Thomas Bisol, Tony Piermarini, Kenneth Tucker, Fred Scherer, Randall Haase, Paul Mc- Hugh, Gregg Picucci, Gerald Gravallese, Richard Gaillardet, and the rest of the team should hopefully be remembered for many years to come. Varsity Team 1st Row; Thomas Caisse, William D’Onfro, Robert Lamothe, Harry Santucci, Kenneth Goss, Joseph Cozenza, David Bilodeau, Joseph DelBove, Michael Antonucci. 2nd Row: Michael Saliba—manager, Edward Letarte, Peter Spacciapoli, James Buckley, John Fiandaca, Ronald Houle, Richard Fischer, Morris Powers, James Mann. 3rd Row: assistant coach David Bessette, Fred Scherer, Anthony Piermarini, Randall Haase, Kenneth Tucker, Thomas Bisol, Philip Garr, Michael Twitchell, Paul McHugh, Gregory Picucci, Gerald Gravellese, Fred Salvatelli, Head Coach Leon “Huck’’ Hannigan. 4th Row: assistant coach Peter Beaulieu, James DePasquale, David Wicker, John Gabrieli, Steven Mahoney, James Tocci, Allan Krecek, Richard Gaillardet, Robert Lamoine, Gary Russell, Thomas Fraturelli, Robert Metivier, David Santucci, assistant coach John Boyle. 131 Leominster........ 13 Bishop Gibbons aap ee mieten 6 Leominstets.. ava 26 Nashtia® Soyer ee ee cee ee eee 30 Leominster........ 19 Marlhboro™ 327s an oe 13 Leoninstéry. 44 Notre: Dame eters. sto sie-arccncteve ets 13 Léominster...o 2 6 St: Bernards trent ae te ee eee 6 Leominsterasee oe 10 Manchester Memorial .............. 19 Leominster. aon 23 Newton: South meee eee ieee 16 Leominster. eee ri Gardner ec crac Ge Ce aes 0 Leominster........ 14 Fitchburg: sie sre orca ene se me 16 132 Soccer It was another tremendous season for the Blue Devil’s soccer team. Under the brilliant mentorship of coach Emile “Bubsy” John- son, Jr., the team compiled a record of 11-1-1, good enough for the championship of the county and propelling them into State Tournament Play. This was the second championship in as many years of play for the Blue and White. The added year of ex- perience also was evident in State Tournament competition as the team, although losing 3-1, made a strong showing and proved that the caliber of play in this area is rapidly improving. Championship teams are not made by one or two star players and this year’s team was no exception. The all-around offensive play of Co-captain Gus Boucher, Philip Hanno, Dennis Somma, and Peter Grimes, plus the desire and hustle of defensemen, Co-captain Neil Shepard, Dave Marchand, William Rooney, and Micheal Scara- muzzi, all contributed to the, success of the team. In the words of Coach Johnson “It was a great season!”’ ia Sg Ist Row: David Maurand, Michael Scaramuzzi, Dennis Soma, Phillip Hanno, William Rooney, Co-Captain August Boucher, Co-Captain Neil Shep- ard, Douglas Cormier, Peter Grimes, John Fiffy, and David Breault. 2nd Row: Kenneth Leblanc, Raymond MacGregor, George Antonioni, Vincent Russo, Joseph Bisol, Robert Marcoux, Michael Morley, George Gallant, head coach Emile Johnson Jr. 3rd Ane ee Frank Morrall, Brian Silberberg, Peter Weis, William Crawford, Dave Sicard, Fred Lussier, John Marino, James Vaiou, an eve SId1loV. Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster........ 2 Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster State Tournament: Leominster SPCNCcl mene crate shah oe Gharlton tccctepe. ors ae North Brookfield ...... Narragansett ..... Sie Quabbin Regional ...... LW eSimmOOyISLOL guerre: Holy ances, se. - ee SPencererewan 0, we holes Chariton meee ncctae 2 2h! sl North Brookfield ...... INartagansett, meine. «2. 91 Stee) O00 Sor. Sasa So Quabbin Regional ...... Pittsticld i+... - Tee ovo i oc 6 Leominster...... 26 Lunenbure 2. 29s 29 Leominstetyecc: 40 Narragansett ....... 18 Leominster...... 19 North Middlesex ... 41 Leominster...... 48 Wachusett.) ae 15 Leominster...... 36 Notte: Dame 32 23 Leominster...... 15 Fitchburo ee 48 Leominster... .. .26 St. Bernatds2: ae 33 Daca replane Léeominstetca e a5 Burnc0at 2) 92 ee 22 Leominster. ..... Ly, North. .3 Geese eee 43 N.C.M.C. League Meet—4th Lunenburg Invitational—sth Wachusett Invitational—6th Most Valuable—Leslie Craigue Most Improved—Richard Chester (lowest score wins) Leslie Craigue Bruce Caisse - ly? s % NSy N } = M4 pS Nery-5: ‘ 272) |e ea OM @ Row 1; Bruce Caisse, David LeBlanc, Richard Chester, Leslie Craigue, Edward Shorey, John Carby, Coach Carl Baker. Row II: James Goldman, Steven Fontaine, Andrew Cousins, David Cambell, Gary Farhat, James Hatch, Robert McAllister. 136 Carolyn Myers Roberta Hawkins Row 1: Jane Gorham, Debra Symonds, Claudette Richards, Carolyn Myers, Cynthia Ricker. Jane Gorham Cynthia Ricker Claudette Richards—CAPT. Leominsteracwen aie 0 Leominster........ 0) Leominster... .. En, Pecminster see 3 Leominster..... ae Peominstera ts. oe 0) Leominstere. .. .. wee Leominstets- 4 4 Leominstete ca. 2 Leominster..... fe he) Leouiinstet ss oe U Wachusett Regional Martl boto were. Gardner oes sf North Middlesex . Matiborom eee Gatdticra a ee A tho] meee ea eh ee: Shrewsbury ...... Ouabing ss... Wachusett Regional Career eee Jah sa¥el) ea by SOAR eR Arete Debra Symonds H O C K c Y Row II: Manager Patricia Linenkemper, Anna Bourgeois, Roberta Hawkins, Margaret Lagoy, Debra Mullen. Row III: Kathy Rougeau, Lucinda Cleaves, Andrea Lagoy, Kathy Gerry. 137 [Eéominster see Leominster........ Leominsterwe sean : Leominster... .. 5 oe é Leominster eee Leominster ae : Leominstere ee oe : eominstetse eee Heominsteten ee Leominstets 0 aoe Leominster........ Championships 4 Easterns 4th State 8th New England 9th 138 £48) ie 1st Row: Michael Hutchinson, James Gafney, Bruce Willard, Ronald Cleaves, John Collins. 2nd Row: Dennis Lozier, Jack Biery, Larry Marshall, Coach Richard Johnscn. 3rd Row: Jerry Ricci, Alfred Kirouac, Ernie Landry, Mike Morley. Boston Slatin se ae 39 Manchesteg: 2.2. a2. 38 Huntinston s.. 7.) oy? Andoverijmna; see 48 Lexinstone 3 as 47 ASssumMptHOn = 3 =a +. 36 Gardnérae sake 41 Holyoke® jaa 66 Winchendon ...... 34 Fitchburome ave ea 42 Worcester Academy .. 32 Wrestling entered into its third year as a varsity sport at L.H.S. Each year brings vast improvement to the team. Credit must be giv- en to Randy Haase and Tom Bisol for their fine showing of talent and sportsmanship. This year’s team contained many prom- ising sophomores indicat- ing an even stronger team for the future. Left to Right: David Wicker, Randall Haase, Thomas Bisol, John Beneard, Gary Farhat, Joseph Falk, Robert Marcoux, Michael Caisse, Christopher Gagne, Danold Goldmen, Kenneth Albridge, David Finklestin, Donald Cav- erly. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. Leominster. . Wrestling fe O45) eel, ae) mal elles a2 . 34 «ef iS) ON Lincoln-Sudbary WrestiOrd teary = 0 aarti tere 2 (ASnlands cae ear hee ee tar en) O Longmeadow .as setters 2 ee Chelmsford @ nee en EO Lowell ke soccer on ao ee are Milford fava sere ee ee ee 20 WorcestepeAcademnyar aan os een ‘Lewksbury gy apy. Sprinetield@Lech@eeesarie os eo Ouabbiiye Regional Gir eryntii. sa se ee Keenetati a tern peer te oh cre cel . . N — 14] Jane Gorham CAPTAIN Row 1; Debra Mullen, Cynthia Ricker, Jane Gorham Captain, Kathleen Crowley, Mar- garet Lagoy. ; Row II; Ellen Battaglini, Anna Gage, Coach—Pauline Ciccone, Sarah Saunders, Roberta Cynthia Ricker Hawkins. SCORES Leominster ...... 23 Leominster ..... 36 Wachusett ....... 48 Marlboro ...... i Ba Leotinsters ee 30 Leominster ..... 50 Mationaaeen ia eee OF Gardnétie ose 45 Leominster ...... 36 Leominster ..... 30 Marlboro ....... 31 Wachusett au. 56 Leominster ....... 50 Leominster ..... 36 Gardnerse. 48 Marion a... eee, 63 Leominster ....... 38 Leominster ..... 27 Bibl ee eg eee 29 Atholia a: ae 35 Roberta Hawkins ——_Paooamxnypw Margaret Lagoy BASKETBALL The Blue Devil’s basketball team advanced this year from a predicted 50-50 season to a champion- ship level of performance. From the beginning of the year, great desire drove the team through many tiring practices and games. It was the co-captains’ duty during the exhausting schedule to keep up the team’s morale, and Kip Crowley and Fred Scherer performed their duty admirably. Hustle and durability have been the Devil’s greatest assets. Despite a critt- cal lack of height the team battled its way into the District III semifinals. Only a much taller team from Saint Bernard’s could finally kill the fighting Blue Devils. Coach Damko expressed fully after the Worcester North play-off game the feeling Leominster High has about its team: “The team, by winning tonight, has proved itself not a good team, but a great team.” Varsity Players Francis “Kip” Crowley Fred Scherer Frank McCormack Jeff Hudson Gregg Picucci Thomas Fraturelli Kevin Haverty David Santucci Michael Brown David Campbell Robert Metivier Fred Lussier PCOUIaSte Laue ge a ie) Doherty acai. cre eetecne oan 63 Leominste nara tn 96 IW est DOyIStOn Mei eaten 45 Eeonunsters ne 73 SEM ONES Seta eres tate arse 84 ECOMmINStch weer 78 Ol yg IN ane er ret eee 63 Leominstérs 32. 2 os 65 INaSnUa wera ee ee 62 Pheominstet sre 78 ATO Mee ynneeetels tt eae ae 64 Leominster aie 78 IW ACOUSCtU amet ee ricire 63 Leominstéf. 4. 0. aL Gardner are eee te. 48 eominstéran ee 70 Sten Beriards arene ee 74 Teominsteres a ae 64 INotres Damee. ee ee 42 POMS (Cha ee oe Pitch bute geen tetera 55 LCOMMNStED a rears ee 60 HolyeNamesy cece: actee 66 HCOMinstetme ee er 80 Athol meatier miroir s 83 Reominster ee ae qa Wachusett ............5. 60 Reominstet ame 80 Gardnete: ere eae 40 Leominster ess ae 61 Sie bernards Serze oe eee 68 Leominsteteere eee 79 NotresDameacecre sete 45 COM QStet ee seed 78 Fitchburomeemscesc. eace 100 Leominster: nese 78 Dohertyit ttc. cc sae ee 53 Leominster. ae 67 North Middlesex ......... 57 Leominster........ 67 Wy OfcestOme NON mettre ee 61 Leominster: ee oe 56 St Bernatdse see 2 ee 67 145 147 = Ir - ing sp 2 the sport To brag little, to lose well, To crow gently if in luck, To pay up, to own up, To shut up if beaten, Are the virtues of a sporting man. Few of us are faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, or able to leap tall hurdles at a single bound; we are not supermen, but sportsmen. We play to win, but even more, just because we love to. —Anonymous 149 senior GEORGE ADAMS Sequence I Science Club 2, 4 ... Folk Music Club 3 PATRICIA ALLAIN ‘Pattie’ Sequence III Senior Prom 3 ... Art Club 3 ... Folk Music Club 4 LORRAINE ALLARD Sequence Il Senior Reception 3 ... DECA Fashion Show ... Spa- ghetti Supper 3, 4 ... Gym Show 2, 3 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Cafeteria Assistant 2 JANE ALLEN “Pearl” Sequence Il Musicals 2, 3 ... Senior Prom 3 . .. Class Suppers 3, 4 THOMAS ALORD “Thumb” Sequence Il Class Suppers 3,4... Art Club 2 ... Senior Prom 3 MARY ALTOBELLI “Alty” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... G.A.A. 3, 4 ... Senior Prom a Gym. show 2; 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Interclass Play 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Parents’ Night 3, 4 ... Debate Club 2 ... Writing Club 3 ... Chess Club 4 ... Field Hockey 3, 4 ... Basket- Ball’ 2.3% 3 Tennis:2 MASAHIDE ANDERSON “Mas” Sequence I Engineering Society 2, 3 MARIE APOLLONIO Sequence II Senior Prom 3 ... Winter Carnvial 3 ... Class Sup- pers 3, 4 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Interclass Play 4 ... Future Secretaries 4 ... Folk Club 3 ... Future Teachers Club 2 ... Choral Club 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 GLORIA ARSENEAU Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Supper 3, 4 ... Senior Re- ception 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Musical 4 ... French Club 2 ... Future Nurses 3, 4 ... Choral Club 150 index ALFRED AUBUCHON “Al” Machine Shop Rifle Club 3 ... Automotive Club 4 STEPHEN AUBUCHON “Steve” Electronics Parents’ Night ... Fishing Club ... Photography Club DENNIS AVANT “Vanti” Automotive Hot Rod Club 3, 4 GEORGE AYLES Sequence III CAROL BACHAND Sequence Il . Class Supper 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Future Home- makers 2 ... Folk Club 3 ... Secretarial Club 4 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 JANET BADAGLIACA Sequence Ill Class Supper 3, 4 ... Senior Play 4 ... Ski Club 2, 3,4... Folk Club4 ... Office Assistant 4 PATRICIA BAKER “Patti” Sequence II Class Supper 3 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Musical 3,4... Senior Play 4 ... Future Homemakers 2 ... Folk Club 4 ANDRE BALTHAZAR “Andy” Drafting Musical 2 ... Engineering Society 2 ... Rifle Club 3 ....Chess Club 4 VIRGINIA BANGRAZI “Gini” Sequence III Class Supper 4 ... Future Homemakers 2 ... DECA 3, 4 LOIS BARBER Sequence Il Class Supper 3 . .. Folk Club 3, 4 ... Chorus 2, 3, 4 senior LINDA BARBIN Sequence I Prom Committee 3 ... Class Supper 3, 4 ... Musical 4 ...Senior Play 4 ... Ski Club 2, 3, 4 ... District Concert 4 ... Chorus 3, 4 ... Future Teachers 3, 4 eee band 2,3... Color Guard 4 “Linny”’ JANET BARIL “Jan” Sequence II Senior heccpuon es oenior Prom 31%_.. Class Suppers 3, 4.... DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 ... ... Club Officer 3 DEGAg3 54 KEVIN BARRY “Kev” Seguence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Prom 3, 4 ... Interclass Plays ome she: 4... Musical 2, 3,74 ... Senior Play 4... Ski Club 3 ... Dance Band 3 ... Folk Music 3 ... Magnet Editorial 4 ... Gym Show 3, 4 ... Home- room Rep. 3 RICHARD BASHAW “Dick” Carpentry Department PomnodeClub 3. .:. Helper BishineeClubs 2mm = Gafeteria SUSAN BEAUDOIN “Sue” Sequence II DECA Club 3, 4 ... Secretarial Club 3 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 JOYCE BEAUREGUARD “Chipmunk” Sequence I Parents Night 4 ...-Interclass Plays 4 ... Prom Com- mittee 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Folk Music 4... F.T.A. 4... Chorus 4 ... Library Assistant 4 BeIZABETH BECHTOL “Liz Seguence Il Class Supper 3 ... Musical 4 ... Senior Play ... Par- elteeNichte4 eee oenior Prom’ 3 ... Folk Music 3 .. Drama Club 4 DIANE BELANGER “Di” Nurses Aide SeniOUeETOnimomee, Nurses “Aid 4.x Cake Sale ... French Conversational Club 2 ... Art Club 3 Nurses Aide 4 index PAUL BELLIVEAU “Prez” Machine Shop Tishersl oe aeinterach «.... GoleGlub 2s... Basket- ball 1... Class President of Trade High 3 BARBARA BENOIT Sequence II Class Supper 4 ... Musical 3, 4 ... Senior Play 4 ... Home Economics Club 3 ... Folk Club 3, 4... Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Barb’ , NICHOLAS BERGMAN “Nicky” Sequence Il Classsupperses, 40... Parents Night 4 2.2 senior Prom 4 ... Senior Play 4 ... Varsity Club 4 ... Press Club ee Choral’ Clubs3’ .... Football®3, 4°22 = Base: ball 2, 3,4... Wrestling 3 ... Homeroom Representa- tive 4 ROGER BERNARD Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class ssupperse4,.4.ea- Interclass Pl avee eer emocuiofe (staduatlOle mre Usicalaaeee Gym Show 4 ... Parents Night 4 ... Archeology Club 2... Future Teachers 3, 4 JEFFREY BERNIER “Jeff” Sequence I Class Suppers Football 3 ere lctsi 2 at eee ok Club 4a LV. MARIE BERTRAND Sequence I Class Supper 3 Club 3, 4 _.. Senior Prom 3 ... Future Nurses JOSEPHEB ASH AN aa Joc: Sequence Il Dance Band 4 ... Wrestling 2 BELINDA BEVER Nurses Aid Senior Prom 2 ... Musical 2... Junior Prom 2 ... Nurses Aid Club 4 ... Latin Club 2, 3 ... Gym Club 2,3 ... Home Economics Club 2 JOxGEeDILODEAG Nurses Aide Class Supper 3 “Billy” Library Club 2 15] Pee CHiOLeb ay Ameer senior ...Home Economics Club 3 ... Nurses Aide Club 4 ... Library Assistant 2 THOMAS BISOL Sequence II Art Club 2... Varsity Club 4°22 SeniorProm3.).. Football 2, 3,4... Wrestling 2, 3,4 ... Track 2, 3, 4 “Beeze”’ JAMES BISSON “Jim” Sequence I Class Supper 3 ... Ski Club 2 ... Engineering So- ciety 3,4... Library Assistant 4 WILLIAM BLANKENSHIP Sequence Il Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Archeology Bere enbtess Clb i351 a testlinga .4 ae OOCCe LES “Bill” SANDRA BODANZA Sequence II DECA Club 4 “Sandy” BRIAN BONNER Sequence I Musical 3... Musical 4 ... Senior Play 4 ... Stamp Club 2, 3,4... Lighting Crew 3 4 CHERYL BONNER Sequence II Class Suppers 3, 4 ... 3... Knitting Club 2 Folk Club 3 ..7 Coffeehouse PAUL BOUCHARD Automotive Fashion Show 3 ... Interact Club 2, 3,4... Plymouth Shooting Contest 3... Senior Monitor 4 ... Vice President of Trade High 4 AUGUST BOUCHER “Gus” Sequence I Senior Graduation 2 .. 2V= Basketballias . Magnet Business Staff 4 ... Baseball 2, 3, 4 ... Soccer 3, 4 MONIQUE BOURQUE Nurses Aide Home Economics Club 2 . . 152 . Nurses Aide Club 4 index BRIAN BOYLE Sequence II Class Suppers 3, 4 ...- Art Club 3, 4 ... ... Delivery Supply Musical 3 JUDITH BRAUNE Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Make-up Committee 3, 4 ... Musical 4 ... Senior Recéption 3 ... Senior Play 4 ... Future Homemakers Club 2 ... Writers Club 3 ... Folk Music Club 4 “Judt” DAVID, BREAULT Dave- Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Cross Country and Track 2, 3 O) SOCCELE a JOSEPH BRESNAHAN “Gus” Sequence Il Class Supper 4 ... Ski Club 2, 3, 4 DEBORAH BRIDEAU “Bid” Sequence I Prom Committee 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Inter- class Plays 4 ... Future Teachers 4 ... Scholastic Bowl 4 LINDA BROWN Sequence II Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Ski Club 2, 3, 4... Folk Music Club 3 GEORGE BRUWER Sequence III IRENE BURNETT Sequence II DECA Club 3 WENDY BUSKEY Sequence I Class Supper 4 ... Parents Night 4 ... Senior Recep- tion 3 ... Interclass Plays 2, 3, 4. jo Chomise= en Art Club 3 ... Language Club 3, 4... GAARA ... Future Homemakers Club 2 ... Musical 3,4... Gym Show 3 ... Senior Play 4 DAVID BUTCHER “Butch” Sequence Il Chess Club 3 ... Folk Music Club 4 senior MARY BUTLER Sequence Il Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Play 4 ... Musical 4 ... Press Club 3 ... Future Secretarial Club 4 BRUCE CAISSE Sequence Il Investment Club 4 ... Track 2, 3 Cross: Countty 2, 3) 4y.3. ; MARGARET CAISSE “Peggy’’ Sequence I Class Supper 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Musical 2, 3, 4 ... Scholastic Bowl 4 ... Honor Society 2, 3, Secretatyy4 «.. GAA 3, 4: 2 Majorette 3,14... Future Teachers 2, 3 ... Language Club 3, 4 ... Guidance Office Assistant 2, 3 ... Nurses Office As- sistant 4 ... Parents Night 4 ... Gym Show 2 .. J.V. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 ... Magnet Editorial 4 NANCY CALAMARE “Nanc” Sequence II Class Supper 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Play 4 . Interclass Plays 3 ... Secretarial Club 3, 4 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 DEBORACH CALI “Debi” Sequence I Winter Carnival 2 ... Class Supper 4 ... Senior Prom 3... Interclass Plays 3 ... Musical 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Gymnastics Club 4 ... Basketball 2 STEVEN CALLAHAN “Steve” Sequence II Senior Prom 3 ... Class Supper 4 ... Investment Club 3,4 ROBERT CAMIRE ‘“‘Slinge”’ Sequence II Class Supper 4 ... Musical 2 ... Gymnastic Club 4 ... Dance Band 2, 3 ... Office Help 2 ... Band 2, 3 GALE CANTIN Sequence II Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Musical 3,4... Interclass Plays 3... Senior Class Play 4 ... Debate Club 3 ... Folk Music Club 3, 4 index JOYCE CARDOLINO Sequence II Class Supper 3 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Press Club 2... Cheering Club 3 ... Cheerleader PATRICIA CARNEY “Pat” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Interclass Plays 3. .... Winter Cabaret: 3° 2. : Musical (2533.45% Senior Class Play 4 ... Ski Club 2, 3 ... Folk Music Club 2 ... Gym Club} eG AAG 2 23 eh Se Picla Hockey 2, 3 ... Gym Shows 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball 3 .� . Softball 3 PHILIP CARR “Otta” Machine Shop Interact Club 1, 2, 3-... Ski Club 1,23 .. Football 1, 2;:3,'°4... ..U Boys, State? SUZANNE CHAMPAGNE “Sue” Nurses Aide Nurses Aide Club 4 KAREN CICCONE “Chic” Seguence Il Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Re- ception 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Winter Carnival 3... Girls Physical Education Club 3, 4 ... Varsity , Basketball 2, 3 RONALD CLEAVES “Rubber” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Graduation 2 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Boy Cheerleader 4 ... Cabaret 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Varsity Club 3 ... Magnet Business Staff 4 ... Swimming 2, 3, 4 MARGARET COBURN “Peggi’”’ Sequence Il Secretarial Club 4 SUZANNE COCCI “Sue” Sequence |i Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... -Musical 3, 4 ... Parents Night 4 ... Press Club 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 NANCY COTE “Nanc’’ Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Supper 3 ... Musical 3 ... 153 senior Interclass Plays 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Girls Physical Education Club 2, 3 ... Ski Club 2, 3,4... F.T.A. 4 ... Color Guard 3 ... Parents Night 2, 3 ... J.V. Basketball 2 ... Gym Show 2 ... Tennis 2 THOMAS COLCORD “Tom” Machine Shop Automotive Club 3 ... Vicka Club 4 STEVEN COLECCHI Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Science Club 2 ... Debate Club 3 ... Language Club 4 “Steve” KEVIN COLEMAN Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Night 4 ... Boys Gymnastic Club 4 Parents JOHN COLLINS Sequence I Glass“ supperss3;..4 °°. 22 Parents: Night 2,3, 4 ... Musical 2, 3, 4 ... Dance Band 2, 3, 4 ... Ski Club 293 42. Band 2,3, 4... Swim 2, 3,4... Track 4 ... Homeroom Representative 3, 4 SHIRLEY CONEFREY “Shirl” Sequence I Class Supper 3 ... Musical 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Girls Physical Education Club 3, 4 ... Club 4 ... Guidance Assistant 3 ... Basketball 2 Press DIANE CORMIER “Di Sequence II Interclass Plays 3 ... Deca Fashion Show 2, 3 ... Fu- ture Secretaries Club 2 ... Deca Club 2, 3 DONNA CORMIER Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Class Supper 4 ... Senior Reception 3... Folk Club 3 ... Ski Club 3, 4°... G.A.A. 3, 4 ... Girls Physical Education Club 4 DOUGLAS CORMIER “Duber Doug” Carpentry . Winter Carnival 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Inter- act Club 1, 2,3... Soccer Team ... Golf Team 3... Representative of Trade High 4 154 Tare (s 4 GERALD CORMIER “Gerry” Machine Shop Golf Club 3, 4 IRENE CORMIER Sequence Il Class Supper 3 Assistant 4 ... Secretarial Club 4 ... Secretarial NORMA CORMIER Sequence II Class Supper 3 ... Future Homemakers Club 2 .. Folk Music Club 4 ... Gym Show 3 ... Cafeteria Helper 4 NORMAND CORMIER “Mono” Machine Shop | Monitor 4 ... Interact 2, 3, 4 CHERYL COULTER ‘Sam’’ Sequence II Senior Reception 3 ... Debate Club 2, 3 ... Folk Music Club 4 WILLIAM COUSINS Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Bill Class Supper 4 ... Musical 3, 4 ' ,.. Senior Class Play 4 ... Dance Band 2, 3, 4 .. Band 2, 3, 4 ... Folk Music Club 3 ... Chorus 3 ... J.V. Basketball 2 LINDA COZZENS ‘Coz’ Sequence I Interclass Plays 2 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Re- ception 3... Class Supper 3 ... Ski Clibsgyaan Honor Society 2, 3 ... G.A.A.3 2. Majoreree ean Guidance Office Assistant 2, 3°... Nurses Assistant 4 ... Office Help 4 ... J.V. Field Hockegea ae Physical Education Club 2 ... Cheerleader 3, 4 .. Junior Class Vice-President 3 ... Student Council 2, 3, 4 LESLIE CRAIGUE Sequence I Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Chess Club 2, 3 ... Science Club 3 ... Magnet Business Staff 4 ... J.V. Basket- ball 2 ... Cross Country 4 ... Indoor Track 4 ... Basketball 4 ... Track 4 A a senior index ROSEMARY CROSS Sequence II roeGltib 2... Club 4 Folk Music Club 2 ... Secretarial SHARLENE CROWE “Charli” Sequence I pe mertonies =... Glass;Supper 3... Usher 3 ... Drama Club 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 3 ... French Club 2, 3 ... Basketball 2, 3 ... Tennis 3 ... Cheerleader 3 ... Homeroom Representative 2, 3 EUGENE CROWLEY “Crow” Sequence I Class Supper 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Musical 4 ... Folk Music Club 3 ... Boys Gymnastic Club 4 Pempont Club 2, 3, 4 FRANCIS CROWLEY “Kip” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Winter Carnival 3 ... Senior ome eet t1onor. society 2, 3,4... Ski Club 2 ... Varsity Club 3 ... Magnet Business Staff 4 ... Bas- ketball 3,4... Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4 ROBERT CRUZ “Bob” Sequence I MICHAEL CULLEY Sequence I Class Supper 3 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Parents Night peor vatsity Club 4 .. Folk Music Club 3... Office Assistant 3, 4 ... Golf Club 3, 4 ... Wres- tling Club 2 Homeroom Representative 3 Senior Class Vice-President STEVEN CUTTER ‘‘Moody’”’ Sequence II Class Supper 3 ... Folk Club 3 JOSEPH D’AGOSTINO “Joe” Sequence I Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Chess Club 2 ... Dance Band ea40- L.H.S. Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4 GARY DANIEL Sequence Ill JANE DEANE Sequence Il Class Supper 4 ... Representative 4 Nurses Club 4 ... Homeroom DENNIS DEBONVILEE “Ace” Machine Shop Giress @lubioeas Golt Club 4aa5). Varsity soccer'3;-4 MICHAEL DECAROLIS “Do” Carpentry Camera Club 4 ... Chess Club 3 CATHERINE DIMEGO “Cathy” Sequence II Deca Fashion Show 3, 4 ... Winter Carnival 3 . Seiitote Drones «mane barents Nichte2..3.9.... Deca Club 3 ... Student Cabinet 2, 3 UL RiA Raa GR GB yams Eiilh Sequence I Interclass Plays 4 ... Musical 3, 4 ... Drama Club Pe Ase Skin@ lupe? sees. Choral, Clubr2iag..4 THOMAS DIGERONIMO “Barnes” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4... Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Class Byes | Musical’jye. Varsity Club 3)... Gym- nastics Club 4 ... Gym Show 3, 4 ... Football 3, 4 a. Wrestling 3,4 CHARLES DIGLORIA “Chopper” Sequence I Folk Music Club 3 ... Chess Club 4 LOUISE DIMARZIO Seguence Il Girls Physical Education Club 2 ... Folk Music Club See sO al G2 acme) enise2 en Field Hockey 4 MARY ANN DIMARZIO Sequence II Senior Reception 3 ... Class Supper 4 ... Girls Physi- cal Education Club 3 ... Future Nurses Club 4 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 JOAN DIRUSSO Seguence Il Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Parents Night 2 ... Senior 155 senior index Reception 2 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Press Club 2, 3 ... Nurses Aide 4 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... TAG Board 2, 3, 4 SUSAN DIRUSSO “Sue” Sequence III Class Supper 3, 4 ... Parents Night 3 ... Senior Re- ception 3 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Winter Cabaret 3 ... Folk Music Club 3, 4 PETERS DONERO Maa beice Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Usher 2 ... Gym Show 2 . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Archaeology Club 2 .. Science Club 4 ... Library Assistant 3, 4 ... Repre- sentative to Massachusetts Boys State 3 SUSAN DOUGLAS “Sue” Sequence Il Secretarial Club 3, 4 ... Softball 2 ... Tennis 2 Secretarial Assistant 4 . DENNIS DUFORT ‘Duke’ Machine Shop Photography 4 ... Chest 3 ... Football 1 DIANE DUNCAN ‘Dee’ Sequence I Drama Club 3 KENNETH DURLING Automotive Interact Club 2, Secretary 3, 4 ... Staff 4 Me “Ken” Magnet Editorial JOYCE ENGLAND Sequence Il Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Parents Night 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3, 4 ... Fashion Show 3, 4 ... Home Eco- nomics Club 2 ... DECA 3 ... DECA 4 MARLENE EPSTEIN “Marl” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Re- ception 3... Honor Guard Attendant 3 ... Winter Cabaret 3... Senior Class Play 4 Honor So- ciety 3, 4... Drama Appreciation 2 ... Language Clobi2 ce GAsAw easy eee Magnet Editorial 4 ... Musical 2 ... 156 Interclass Plays 2 ... Cheerleader 3, 4 ... Scholastic Bowl 4 ... Cheerleader Club 3 ... Gym Show 3, 4 ... Softball 2, 3 ... Basketball 2 VICKI ERICKSON Sequence II Future Homemakers Club 2 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 ... Secretarial Club 3, 4 SHEILA FANTOZZI Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Winter Cabaret 2 ... Class Sup- pers 3, 4... Interclass Plays 3, 4 ... Senior Recep- tion 3 ... Seniot Class Play 4 .....PresssGiuiyeeeee . Folk Club 4 ... TAG Board 3, 4 ..2) Nurses Assistant 2 MARIE FARINELLI Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Interclass Plays 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Press Club 3 ... Folk Music Club 3 ... F.T.A. 4 ... Book Store 4 ... Choral Club 4 JOHN FIBFY itt: Sequence I Class Supper 4 ... Senior Graduation 2 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Gym Show 2 ... Engineering So- ciety 2, 3, 4 ... Band 2°... Varsity. soccers= SUSAN FINI ‘Sue’ Sequence I Class Supper 3 -.. senior Prom 2ya gue ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Debate Club 2, 3 Musical 3 APRIL FIRMIN “A” Sequence Il Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Musical 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3... Parents Night 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... In- terclass Plays 3 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Home Economics Club 2 ... Ski Club 2, 3 ... Secretarial Club 3, 4 ... Library Assist- ant 2... Basketball 2 STEPHEN FISHER “Fish” Automotive Interact 3, 4 ALICE FITZW ATER Sequence LI - Class Suppers 3, 4 ... French Conversation 3 Physical Education Club 2 ... senior DONNA FOREST Sequence II Future Homemakers Club 2 ... Secretarial Club 3 BRIAN FOURNIER Sequence II Photography Club 3 SUSAN FOURNIER Sequence II SentorsProm 2; 3... Class Suppers, 3, 4 ...... Press Club 2, 3 ... Folk Music Club 4 ... Secretarial As- sistant 4 “Sue” DENISE FRECHETTE Sequence Il Class Supper 3, 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Musical 3... Girls Physical Education Club 2 ... Choral Club 2, 3, 4 ... Future Secretarial Club 3, 4 “Denie”’ ANNE FRIEDMAN Sequence II RICHARD GAILLARDET ‘Doc’ Sequence I ss Engineering Society 3 ... Varsity Club Vice President 4... Football 2, 3,4... Baseball 2, 3, 4 JAMES GAFFNEY “Gaff” Drafting Senior Prom 3 ... Ski Trip 4 ... Interact Club 2, 3, aeeerowimniming 1,2, 3,.4.;.. Track 2,3, 4%. 4. Class Treasurer 4 ... Boys State 3 ) ANNA GAGE Sequence Il Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Physical Education Club 3, 4 ... Ski Club eee. Gitls Athletic Association 2, 5, 4... Speech Contest Honorable Mention 3 ... Interclass Play 3 wu, oenior Class Play 4 ... Student Leader, 4 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 ... Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 ... Varsity Softball 2, 3,4 ... Gym Show 2, 3, 4 JULANA GAGNE “Lana” Sequence Il Senior Prom 3, 4 ... Class Supper 3 ... Musical 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4... Index Exchange Concert 3, 4 ... Christmas Assembly 4 ... Future Homemakers 3 ... Folk Music Club 4 ... Choral Club 4 ... Band 3, 4 GLORIA GAGNON “Glo” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3, 4 ... Senior Reception: 3 ... Senior Class Play 4....sF TyA.,2, 3, 4 MARCUS GALE “Marc’”’ Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Science Club 2 ... Folk Music Club 3 ... Magnet Editorial Staff 4 ... Senior Grad- uation 2 ... Interclass Plays 3, 4 ... Musical 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 FRANCINE GALLANT “Fran” S equence II MICHAEL GALLANT SEIS Carpentry Fishing Club Vice President 3 ... Camera Club 4 LINDA GAUTHIER Sequence II Class Supper 3, 4 ... Winter Carnival 2 ... Parents Night 3... Senior Reception 3 ... Senior Prom 3 «+ Press Club 2.....;' Cheerleaders’ @iubs34a0u,'1 ao Board 3, 4 ... Homeroom Representative 3 CHRISTINE GILLIS ‘Chris’ Sequence I ; Senior Reception 3 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Class Sup- per 3). ..Musicali2 FTAs 2iaea se: Gunes ... Majorette 3, 4 ... Library Assistant 4 THEA GIONET Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Parents. Night 2 ... Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 ... Choral Club 2, 3, 4 ... Major- ette 3, 4 ... Library Assistant 4 ... Senior Repre- sentative of Future Nurses Club 4 JAMES GIROUARD Sequence III JANE GLASHEEN Seguence II Musical 2, 3 ... Gym Show 2, 3, 4 ... Gym Club 2, 157 senior index 4 ... Chorus 2, 3, 4 ... Guidance Assistant 3 ... Basketball 2 ... Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 PAUL GODIN Sequence II LENA GOGUEN Sequence Il Class Supper 3 ... Honor Guard Attendant 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Fu- ture Homemakers 2 ... Secretarial Club 3, 4... Mag- net Editorial Staff 4 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Secretarial Assistant 3, 4 SHEILA GORDON Sequence I Class Supper 3 ... Senior Prom + .. Language Club Mardi Gras 4 ... Thanksgiviny Rally 4... E.T.A. 2, 3, 4... Language Club 4 ... Homeroom Repre- sentative 4 JANE GORHAM Sequence II Senior Prom 3 ... G.A.A. Fashion Show 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... President of G.A.A. 4 ... Girls Physical Education Club 2, 3, 4 ... Leaders Club 4 .- + Basketball 2, 3, 4 ... Tennis 2 ... Softball 3, 4 ... Field Hockey 3, 4 ... Gym Show 4 JOAN GORHAM “Joanie” Sequence Il Senior Prom 4 ... Class Supper 3 ... Senior Recep- tion 3 ... G.A.A. Fashion Show 4 ... G.A.A. Sox Hop 4 ... Deca Fashion Show Oth nie ALA 3 Wceasures 4::eeDECA 3 .4 ... Softball eT: eae J.V. Basketball 2 ... Gym Show 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM GOULD “Bill” Sequence I Bridge Club 2 ... Writers Club Cit od cid ey, ae a J.V. Baseball 2 GERALD GRAVALLESE “Gerry” Sequence Il Senior Prom 3 ... Class Supper 3 ... Varsity Club ee tae FOOtball '2°°3.- 4. Wrestling 4 ... Track as 158 MICHAEL GRASSO “Mike Mege”’ Electronics Parents Night 4 ... Automotive 2 ... Radio Club 3, 4 ... Photography 4 BETTY GREER Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Re- ception 3... Parents Night 4 ... Musical 4 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... F.T.A. 2, 3, 4... Guidance Office Assistant 4 KENNETH GRENIER Machine Shop Photography Club 2, 3, 4 ... P3cA Public Speaking Club PETER GRIMES “Greasy” Sequence I Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Language Club 2 ... Band 2, 3, 4... Magnet Business Staff 4 ... Soccer 3, 4 DEBRA GUADAGNOLI “Debbie” Sequence I Musical 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4... Senior Reception 3 ... Interclass Plays 2, 3 . Future Homemakers 2 ... Future Teachers Club 3, 4 BRIAN GUISLAIN Machine Shop Automotive 3, 4 ROGER GULLIVER “Raj” Sequence Il DECA Fashion Happening 3, 4 ... Class Supper 4 . Parents Night 3, 4 ... Deca Club 4 ... Deca Treasurer 3, 4 ... Dechem Diamond Staff 4 ... Secretarial Assistant RANDALL HAASE “Randy” Sequence II Varsity Club 4 ... Gymnastics Club 3 ... Gym Show 4... Football 2, 3,4 ... Wrestling 2, 3, 4—Captain ROBERT HALLORAN “Tex” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Ski Club 3 ... Science Club 4 ... Football 1 senior PelriPeHANNO Sequence I Language Club 2, 3 ... Magnet Business Staff 4 ... Golf 2, 3, 4 ... Soccer 3, 4... Basketball “aalsyey SUSAN HARDY Sequence II Class Supper 4 ... Future Homemakers 4 € ‘Sue’ GAIL HARVIE Sequence II Senior Class Play 4 ... Home Economics Club 3 MARY HASTINGS Sequence LI Senior Class Play 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Deca Fash- ion Show 4 ... Class Supper 3 ... DECA 4... Folk Music Club 4 ... Knitting Club 2 ... Homeroom Rep- resentative 4 ROBERTA HAWKINS Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Choral Club 4 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Girls Physical Education ibe es GAA 3, 4... F ield Hockey 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball 2, 4 ... Softball 2, 3, 4 ... Gym Show OE GA “Bobbi” GAY HAZZARD Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Parents Night 2 ... Language iibeeee Girls Physical Education Club 3, 4 ... Tag Board 3 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Senior Prom 3 MICHAEL HEALY “Heals” Sequence I Senior Prom 3, 4... Winter Carnival 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Basketball 2, 3... Thanksgiving Rally 4 WOLFGANG HESS Sequence II Stamp Club 3 aN OE. ... Gymnastics Club 4... Track JUDY, HOOD Sequence II Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Secretarial Club 4 ... Mag- net Business Staff 4 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 index RONALD HOULD “Ron” Sequence III Debate Club 2 ... Football 4 JEFFREY HUDSON “Hud” Sequence I Glassssupper 502. we ocutote Prom) 34.0) Winter: Cari Valeo me eee Gym. Glubs5 see 4 Football’ 23022.) Bas- ketballe2e34 se Golt 5.) Student Council 3743 =. Homeroom Representative 3 MICHAEL HUTCHINSON “Hutchy”’ Seguence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Nature Study Club 3 ... Chess Club 4 ... Musical 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Foot- Dalle a ee Dasket balla? eee owim team: 3.2.2 Class siteasurere RICHARD INGEMIE “Inge” Sequence I Nature Study Club 3 ... Chess Club 4 ... J.V. Base- ball 2... Varsity Baseball 3, 4 PAUL JANOW ICZ Drafting Bashing Club 4 3-. Rifle Club 3... Executive Officer THOMAS KAMATARIS Seguence II Glass suppet o.- science Club 3.7 Football 2 “Greek” SANDRA KARLSON Sequence Il Senior Class Play 4 ... Drama Club 3 ... Secretarial Club 4 ¢ ‘Sandy’ ... Chorus 3 MARY KELLEY “Kelley” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 4 ... Senior Re- ception 4 ... Interclass Plays 2, 4 ... Musicals 2, 3, Ampere Scrigrt Glassablay 40 = oh leA. 2785. sccretaty 4 ... Ski Club 2 ... Color Guard 3 ... Chorus 3, 4 ... Nurses Assistant 4 PATRICIA KELLEY “Pat” Sequence II Secretarial Club 4 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 159 senior index GAIL KENDALL Sequence Il Class Supper 3 ... Choral Club 3 ... Secretarial Club 4 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 ROBERT KEBLER “Bob” Sequence I Class: Supper. 354 (yen Chess: Clube? ao 4a Gyi- nastics Club 2, 3°... Gym Show 233373... scholastic Bowl 4 THOMAS KILCOYNE “Killer” Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Grad- uation 2-2. Gymnastics Club 2,32. oki: Glubsan Magnet Business Staff 4 ... Basketball 2, 3 ... Foot- ball Manager 2, 3 SHARON KINSELLA Sequence I Class Supper 3 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... F.T.A. Student Representative 2 ... Secretary 3 ... President Ato) Chotus 4. 40s Pield Hockeye2 ROBERTA KIRBY “Bert” Sequence | Class Supper 4 ... District Chorus 3 ... Thanksgiv- ing Rally 4 ... Home Economics Club 2 ... Ski Club 2.3, 405 peat. Glub pie Ghotuses FRANCES KLECZKA “Fran” Sequence III Senior Prom 3 ... Musicals 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Knitting Club 2 ... Future Homemakers Club 3... Folk Music Club 4 ... Homeroom Representa- tive 4 KEVIN KOUNS “Curly” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Interclass Plays 2, 3, 4 ... Musical 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 «+ Honor Society: 354.55 oki Club: 23 ae eens guage Club 2, Vice President 3 ... Magnet Editorial Staff 4 ... Homeroom Representative 4 JOSEPH LABERGE “Joey” Sequence Il Class Supper 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Gradu- ation 3 ... Chess Club 2 ... Investment Club 3, 4 ... Football 2 ... Wrestling 4 160 MICHELE LAFRANCE “‘Shell’’ Sequence I Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Musicals 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Folk Music Club 4 ... Chorus 4 ... Basketball 2 MICHAEL LAMARCHE ‘“Mike’’ Automotive Interact Club 2, 3, 4 ... Treasurer 3, 4 7) Shooting Contest 4 ... Senior Monitor JAMES LAMBERT ‘“Mouse’”’ Sequence III Class Supper 4 ... Gymnastics Club 4 ... Golf Team 4 JAMES LAMOUREOX ‘“‘Oakie”’ Carpentry Fishing Club 3 ... Hot Rod Club 4 FRANCIS LANZA “Frank’”’ Electronics Talent Show 3 ... Deca Fashion Show 3 ... Photo Club 4 ... Ski Club 2, 3 ... Thanksgiving Rally 1, 2 ... Ticket Seller 3, 4 ... Trade School Representative ALYCE LAROSE Sequence Il Honor Attendant Senior Graduation 3 ... Senior Re- ception 3 ... Class Supper 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Parents Night 4 ... Thanks- giving Rally 4 ... Honor Society 3, 4 ... Secretarial Club 3, 4 ... Magnet Business Staff 4 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 CHRISTINE LEBLANC “Chris” Sequence I Parents Night 4 ... Honor Society 2, 3 ... Treasurer 4... FTA, 2, 3,4 ... Language Globvt eee ance Office Assistant 4 ... Tennis 2 DAVID LEBLANC ‘“Dave’’ Seguence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Grad- uation 2 ... Interclass Plays 2, 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Parents Night 2, 3, 4 ... Student Govern- ment Representative 2,3 ... President of Student Gov- ernment 4 senior index JEANNE LEBLANC Sequence I Interclass Plays 2, 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Musicals 2, 3 ... Debate Club 2 ... Language Club 2 ... Future Nurses Club 3, 4 KAREN LEMAY Sequence I Senior Reception 3 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Class Sup- pers 3,4... Musical 2 ... Parents Night 4 ... Sen- ior Class Play 4... F.T.A. 2, 3,4... Library Assistant 4 BARBARA LEMOINE Sequence I Parents Night 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Pron3 ,'... Senior Reception 3 Thanskgiving Rallyj4 3)... BTA. 2, 3... v3 Chess, Club; Aatie scars Athletic Association 3, 4 ... Field Hockey 3, 4 ... Basketball 2, 3 ... Softball 3 ... Gym Show 2, 3, 4 LORETTA LEON Sequence Il Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Re- ception 3 ... Deca Fashion Show 3, 4 ... Parents Night 3 ... Knitting Club 2 ... DECA Club 3, 4 .. Deca Vice President 3 ... DECA- State Parlia: mentarian 4 ... Dechem Diamond Staff 4 CHARLES LEVY ‘Charlie’ Sequence I Parents Night 4 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Chess Club 2, 3, 4 ... Public Address Announcer 3, 4 ... Radio News Reporter 3 ... Musical 2, 4 ... Interclass Plays 2, 4 PATRICIA LINENKEMPER_ “Patti” Seguence I Cabaret 3,4... Senior Prom: 3 -.;. ClassSapperna einterclass: Plays2. 3-,.,.. Senwr Reception oes Senior. Class Play 4 ...- ‘Nnitting Club. 2 3.) -Gigls Physical Education Glib 3.4 : SkviClnb 2s. 43. G.A.A. 3, 4... Nurses Assistant 4... Thanksgiving Rally 4... ; Basketball 2,3, 4... Field Hockeyss.04 ... Softball 3, 4... Gym Show 3, 4 NORMAN LIRETTE Sequence I Chess Club 4 é ROBIN LITZENBURG _§ “Litz”’ Autoniotive Hot Rod Club 4 KEVIN LOISELLE Sequence II Investment Club 3, 4 ... Baseball 3, 4 ... Football 4 2) aelockey! 2053 ALAN LOZIFR Sequence Il Class Supper 4 ... Deca Fashion Show 4 ... DECA Club 3, 4 ... Dechem Diamond Staff 4 ... Bas- ketball 2 KENNETH MACDONALD Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4... Senior Graduation 2 ... Honor Society 2.3... Gym Club, 4 02.) Ski: Club 24324 ae Leninisel 3.4 io cestling: 554 JOHN MAGANE Sequence I Senior Graduation 2... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . Magnet Business Staff 4 ... Basketball 2, 3, 4 ... Soccer 2, 3, 4 SUSAN MAHONEN_ “Moho” Sequence I Class Supper 3 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Recep- tiom?3- 6. Musicals 2. 3264 Art lb 3 ee FTA’ 42... G.AjAS 3%. Majorette. 23°35 Gaptaras ... Choral Club 4 DONNA MANN Nurses clide Class Supper 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Nurses Aide Club President 4 ... Guidance Attendant 3 ... Thanks- giving Rally 4 JAMES MANN “Jim” Sequence I . Class Supper 3 ... Engineering Club 3 ... Varsity Club.4.. .%, Basebath2: .“Footballi2 3=4 DAVID MARCHAND Sequence Il Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Magnet Business Staff 4 ... Soccer 3, 4 ... Baseball 2, 3 161 ® SANDRA MARCOUX “Chester’”’ Sequence I Class Supper 3 ... Tennis 2 French Club 3 ... Chorus 4 ... JANE MARINO Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Re- ception 3... Parents Night 4 ... Girls Physical Edu- ee aeeruon Club.2,.3.....G.A.A. 3... Press Club.4.... . Choral Club 4 ... Majorette 3, 4 ... Basketball 2 ... RES _ Musicals 2, 3, 4... Gym Show 2 � DAVID MARQUIS “Zero” Sequence I meee ocience Club 2°;.. Dance’ Band:3;'4 222° Jets 3... Band 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 4 ... Musical 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 nn VICTORIA MARRAMA “Vickie” Nurses Aide Me bile _ Senior Class Play 4 ... Class Supper 3... Senior Prom 3... Nurses Aide Club 3... Folk Music Club 3 ... Future Homemakers Club 2 “JOSEPH MARTIN. “Joe” Machine Shop Hot Rod Club 4 JUNE MARTIN Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Re- ception 3... Senior Class Play{ ... F.T.A, 3,4 ... Leaders Club 4... Homeroom Representative 4 VINCENT MARTINI ‘Vin’ Sequence II Ski Club 3, 4 ... Chess Club 2. 3 Vice President 4 He eenorus 275.4 «. .. Band-2, 3; 4 .... Cross Coun- fry. 25:30. Prack 2,3 JAMES MATHIEU “Jim” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Musical 4 ... Parents Night 4... Ski Club 2, 3,4 ... Jets Vice President 4 DAVID MAURAND Sequence I Musical 2 ... Class Supper 4 ... Chess Club 2, 3, 4 ... Language Club 2 ... Soccer 4 162 “Fred” senior index ALCIDE MAZEROLLE Automotive Hot Rod Club 3, 4 ‘““Monta”’ BRIAN McCARTHY “Chink” Sequence I Senior Graduation 2 ... Debate Club 2, 3 ... Honor Society 2, 3,4... Tennis 2, 3, 4 ... President of Class of 1969 FRANCIS McCORMACK ‘“‘Frank’”’ Sequence I , Senior Prom 3 ... Varsity Club 2, 3 ... Gymnastics Club 2,3, :4.. . Football: 2. ..-Basketball 2, 3452... Baseball 2, 3,4... Track 2,4... Soccer 2 PAUL McHUGH Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Supper 3 ... Ski Club 2, 3, 4 ... Football 2, 3, 4 ... Student Cabinet 2, 3 ... Jun- ior Class President PATRICIA McNALLY “Pat” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Parents Night 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Future Nurses Club 2 ... French Conversation Club 3 ... Girls Physical Education Club 4 ... Tennis 2, 3 ... Gym Shows3 2.2 GAA 6314 GARY MERCIER Drafting Golf Club 3 ... Ski Club 3 ... Photography Club 4 SALLY MILLER “Sal” Sequence I Press: Glub 2... Club 4 Language Club 3 ... Folk Music GLEN MILLICAN “Glen” Automotive Hot Rod Club 4 ... Camera Club 4 MICHAEL MONTEVERDE Sequence Il Choral Club 2, 3, 4... Wrestling 2, 3 ... Football 3 Sp rack 2 “Mike” —— LE era _a_=_eeEewwor gee A senior index CHARLES MORIN ‘Chuck’ Sequence I Investment Club 4 PATRICK MORLEY Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Archaeology Club 2, 3, 4 ... Ski Glub 4... Band 2, 3, 4 ANN MORRELL Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Parents Night 2 ... Interclass Piayooea TA. 4)... Writers Club 3 TODD MOSHER Sequence II Stamp Club 4 ... Folk Music Club 3, 4 DIETER MUELLER “Ricky” Seguence III Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Graduation 2 ... Chess Club 2, 3, 4 BARRY MURRAY “Murray” Sequence III Investment Club 4 ... Football 2 GAYLE MUSE “Gaylsie” Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Parents Night 4... GAA. 3, 4... Girls Physical Education Club Seeeicss Clubs3 ... Knitting Club 2 ... Gym Show 3, 4 ... Homeroom Representative 3 KATHRYN MUZYKA “Kathy” Sequence I Senior Prom 3, 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Interclass Plays 4 ... Musical 3,4... Semen 4...) GAA. 3, 4... Chorus 3, 4 ... . Girls Physical Education Club 3, 4 ... Field Hockey 3,4... Basketball 2, 3, Manager 4 CAROLYN MYERS Sequence I Interclass Plays 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Musical Hee senior Class Play 4°..2 Ski Club ’2, 3, 4 ... mreuacoocve@ lub. 2si5022..G.A.Av3, 4... Choral Club 4 ... Leaders Club 4 ... Language Club 2, 4 ... Library Assistant 4 ... Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 ... Softball 3 ... Tennis 2, 3 BERTON NICHOLS “Bert’’ Sequence II Deca Club 3, 4 ... Deca Fashion Show 3, 4 JOYCE NEWELL Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Interclass laste eee Lee ee Folk: Musie: Glub je a Choral Club 4 ... Musical 3, 4 SUZANNE NEWEY ‘Sue’ Sequence I THOMAS OBARA “‘Sog”’ Seguence II Folk Club 3 ... Investment Club 4 ISABEL OLIVA Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Parents Night 4 ... Honor SOCICLY S504 meee Ct ee 4a Language Clubs 2: “Tsy” eee ere ee ees ChOts 4 eee Basketball 24S ee lennis 2.3.4... Musical 3-4 THOMAS OSOWSKI Carpentry Fishing Club 3, 4 ... Senior Monitor 4 PLAY OUELLELIE Sequence II Se ulOm bLOMmuasrae pocorn: Reception .53..... Parents INDO te ome Classasuppets 4,04 92. Musical 4.7. Senior Class Play 4 ... Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 Panos + JANE PALUMBO Sequence II Senior Prom 3 ... District Concert 3, 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Musicals 3, 4 ... Class Suppers 3, Aa i Parentse Nights: 4. . soecretarial Clubs4 24. KU CeCe eee Dandies tune Chorus 13,64 4 7 Secretarial Assistant 4 “Janie” JUDITH PANDISCIO “Judy” Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Winter Carnival 2 ... Parents Night 3, 4 ... Senior Recep- tion 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Interclass Plays 4 . Winter Cabaret 3 ... Exchange Concert 3 ... 163 senior District Concert 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Choral Club’2, 3,4. 2 AW 4 Ga ee Cliche ance Assistant 2... Basketball 2, 3 ... Field Hockey 4 EVERETT PARMENTER “Buster” Sequence I Senior Class Play 4 ... Science Club 2, 3 ... Drama Club4 a Banids 2.257 a Lennise: MARYANN PEREZ Seguence Il Nurses. Clubrtees G Arno GHRIS TINESPERSON Goris: Sequence I Class Supporters 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Interclass Plays 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Future Nurses Club=2, 4. ESILA: 3, 4.2.2 Honorescciety e255 ... Chorus 4 ... Nurses Office Assistant 3 ... Grad- uation Honor Attendant 3 LOUISE PIANO Seguence Il Class Suppers 3, 4° 7.5 Seniore®Promesenere wy itch Carnival 2 ... Future Homemakers Club 2 ... Writ- ing Club 3 ... Basketball 2 ... Senior Class Play 4 GREGG TRICUGCCIarics Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4... Dance Band 27.) 3Varsity;Glube3. 94 Choral Club 2; 3, 4 ... Football’2. 33345 baskets ball 2, 3,4 ... Baseball 2, 3, 4 RONALD PIERCE “Ronnie” Sequence II Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Science Club 2, 3, 4 ANTHONY PIERMARINI “Tony” Sequence | Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Graduation 2 ... Varsity Club-3. 4.222 Ghess Club 2) 22.) Footballi23-3--409 = Baseball 2, 3, 4 ... Wrestling 3, 4 ... Homeroom Representative 3, 4 RANDALL PIRO “Randy” Sequence Il Baseball 2, 3, 4 164 index BARRY POW ERS Sequence III Senior Prom 3 ... Class Supper 4 PAU LS PREV ICE Rae Prews Carpentry Interact 2, 3, 4 JAMES PRITCHARD “Jim” Sequence II Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Archeology Club 2, 3 ... Ski Club 2, 3, 4 ... Gymnastics Club 4.7) Fo otbalins ... Musical 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 MICHAEL PROIJETTI “Pro” Carpentry Camara Club 4 SANDRA RACE “‘Sandy” Seguence I DECA Fashion Show 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Interclass Play 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Future Homemakers Club 2 ... Future Nurses Club 3 ... DECA Club 4 ... Basketball 2 JAMES RAINVILLE “Jim” Electronics Interact Club 3, 4... Ski Glub 3a Peace PATRICIA REED S.Pat Seguence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Re- ception 3... Library Club 2922) Fil Agios Scholastic Bowl 4 ... Library Assistant 2, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Senior Class Secretary CLAUDETTE RICHARD ‘‘Shou-Show”’ Sequence II Class Supper 3 ... Girls Physical Education Club 2 ... Art Club 3 ... Gym Show 2, 3... Field Hockey 2, 9):4 «an ooltbals CYNTHIA RICKER ‘Cindi’ Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Winter Cabaret 2, 3, 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Musical 2, 4 ... Parents Night 2, 3,4... Interclass Plays 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Scholastic Bowl 4 ... Ski Club 2, Secretary 3, senior index Vice-President 4 ... Gym Club 2, 3 ... G.A.A. 3, Vice-President 4 ... Student Leader 4 ... Office Helper 2 ... Secretarial Assistant 3, 4 ... Field Hock- ey 2;.5, 4... Basketball 4 .:. Gym Show 2,3,4... Softball 2, 3, 4 ... Student Council Treasurer 4 LINDA RICKER “Lin” Sequence II Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Interclass Pldyso2,)3,..... Musical 2... Secretarial .Club33,-4 ... GA.A. 4 ... Girls Physical Education Club 4 ... Seip @lub 3,4... Office Help 2,°3,;-4 .4;auidance Help 2 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 ... Field Hockey 3,4... Basketball 2,3 ... Softball 4 SANDRA RIVERS “Sandy” Sequence II Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Choral Club 2, 3, 4 ... Future Homemakers 3 ... Folk Music Club 4 ... Musicals 3,4... Senior Class Play 4 DENNIS ROACH “Den” Drafting Golf Club 3, 4 ROBERT ROBICHAUD “Robie” Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Graduation 2 ... Gym Clup 2, 4°. -. Ski Club 2, 4)... Honor Sodety, 2: Track 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM ROONEY “Bill” Sequence I Senior Graduation 2 ... Class Supper 4.... Musicals 233,°4 .., Interclass Plays..2, 3, 4... Semor Class Play 4... ‘Scholastic: Bowl. 4... Chess«Clubr 2% Varsity Club 3 ... Debate Club President 4°... Soc- Gefes. A)... Switeming 2-3-5. Track tn oeae ee: Basketball 2, 4 NANCY ROUGEAU Sequence I ; Senior Reception 3 ... Parents Night 4 ... Library @inb 2 = .. Debate ’Club 2 . FT As4 6... Major ette 2, 3, 4 ... Musical 2 .... Language Club 4 .. Library Assistant 2, 4 ... Guidance Office Assistant 3... Tennis 2 ... Gym Show 3 NORMAN ROY “Norm” Sequence Il THOMAS ROY “Tom” Sequence III Press Club 3 ... Hockey 2, 3, 4 ... DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 MARY RUSSO Sequence II MAUREEN SABOURIN ‘Moe’ Sequence II Senior Prom 3 ... Class Supper 3, 4 ... Senior Re- ception 3 ... Musical 2 ... Secretarial Club 3 ... Investment Club 4 SYLVIA SACCO “‘Silj’ Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Folk Music Club 3, 4 ... Cho- rus 3,4 ... Musicals 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL SALIBA “Mike’’ Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Ski Club 3,4... Jets 4... Varsity Club 23.0, Football 2eue: Football Manager 4 CATHERINE SALOVARDOS “Cathy”’ Sequence II Class Suppers 3, 4... Folk Music Club 4 FRED SALVATELLI Sequence II Ticket Committee 3, 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Chairman of Varsity Club 4 ... Varsity Club 4 ... Baseball 2, 3,4 ... Track 4... Soccer 3 ... Football 2,4... Manager Basketball Team 2 SUSAN SALVATORE “Sue” Sequence I Class Supper 3 ... District Concert 4 ... Musical 4 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... Library Club 2 ... Folk Music Club 3 ... Drama Club 4 ... Chorus 3, 4... Gym Show 2 ... Parents Night 2 ... Library Assist- ant 4 JUDITH SALVI “‘Judi’”’ Sequence II Senior Class Play 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Class Sup- pers 3, 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Investment Club 4 165 senior MICHAEL SCARAMUZZI ‘Mic’ Sequence I Senior Prom 3 . uation 2. . Class Suppers 3, 4 . . Senior Grad- Interclass Plays 4 . Senior Class Play eC Gym Show Jagat nn: Se Chess Club 3... Magnet “ _ Business Staff 4 . Tennis oe ae Basketball 3, 4 “soccer. 4 . _ Treasurer of Class of 1969 vee “DAVID SCHERTELL ‘‘Dave” bigert Sequence II Class Suppers 3, 4 . .. Senior Graduation 2 ... Magnet al Staff 4 ... Hono r eee aoe ae Chess Club3 ... Bridge Club 2 ... Wrestling 2 © ALICE SENUTA Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Senior Prom'3 .... Art Giub 2 . Press Club 3 ... Folk Music Club 4 - BARBARA SETZCO_ ‘‘Barbie”. _ Sequence I lass Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Sake me Inter: SS Plays 4. ’ Future Nurses Club 2, 3 . Guid- ae Office Assistant 4 ] BARD SHOREY eid be Sequence I if e Class Suppers 3, 4 ... - Music Club 4 . fk Show 2, 3, 4 . iE: . Cross County 4... Basketball 4 Science Club 2, 3... Folk - Track 2, 3, 4 id | MARCIA. SIDILAU Nurses Aide Interclass Plays 4 . Senior Class Play 4 . . Folk Music Club 4 _.. Senior Prom 3 ... Musicals 4 _ Future Homemakers Club PETER SILVIA _ ‘Pete’ Sequence I Senior Graduation 2 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 . Honor Society 2, 3, Vice-President 4 . Debate Ciab CP, wane Magnet Business Staff 4 . Bookstore 4 ... Golf Team oy 3,4... Basketball Manager 4 ... Delegate to Citizenship Conference MICHAEL SKEHAM ‘Mike’ Sequence Il Class Suppers 3, 4 .. Defense Test 3 166 . Investment Club 3, 4 ... Civil index GARY SMITH Sequence II Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3,4 ... uation 3 ... Archeology Club 3 . nator 4 ... Civil Defense Test 2, 3 “Smitty” Senior Grad- . Program Co-ordi- KATHLEEN SMITH “Kitty” Nurses Aide Class Suppers’ 3,.4 .:. Gym Show.2, 3...2)Gaisiae . Girls Physical’ Education Club 2, 3 ... Folk Music Club 4 ... Senior Homeroom Representative DONNA SOUTHER Sequence I] Class Supper 4... Secretarial Assistant 4 BETTY SPARKS Sequence Il Senior Prom 3 . Senior Reception, aaa Interclass Plays 2... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... DECA Fashion Show 3 ... Knitting Club 2 ... Physical Education Club 3... Folk Music Club 4 ... Ski Club 2 DECA 3 ALAN SPEAR Machine Shop Hot Rod Club 4 “Arrow” BARBARA STACHERA Sequence Il Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Parents Night 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... Investment Club 4 “Barb” JAMES STACY “Stace” Drafting Ski Club 1, 2 ... Interact Club 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Monitor ... Boys State 3 RICHARD STEBBINS “Dick” Sequence I Senior Prom 3 .. .Class Suppers 3, 4.7% Play 4... Ski Club ... J.V. Football 2 Senior Class YVONNE ST. JEAN Sequence Il Senior Prom 3 ... Musical 2 . Senior Class Play 4 ... Art Club 2,3... Club 4 ... DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 ... Diamond Staff 4 . Interclass Plays 4 DECA Dechem senior index Poses LOU (yin Sequence II Chess Club 2 ... Investment Club 4 SANDRA STREETER “Road” Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Re- Gepuoneoe = Interclass Plays 2; 3,4... Art Club 3, 4 Choral Club 4 ... Basketball 3 ... Field Hockey 4... Musical 2, 4 ... Senior Class Play 4 LINDA SWANSON Sequence | Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Interclass Plays 2 ... Senior Reception 3 ... Language Club 2 ... Girls Physical Education Club 3 ... Press Club 4 wee ioe... Basketball 2 ... Gym Show 2, 3 2 ... Softball 3 ... Secretary of Junior Class ... Home- room Representative 3 DEBRA SYMONDS “Debs” Sequence I Senior Prom 3 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Re- ception 3 Parents Night 4 ... Musical 4 ... itanksewine Rally 4... F.T A. 2,3 ... Ski Club peewee A.A. 3,4 ... Girls Physical Education Club teem icid Hockey 2,3, 4 .:. Basketball 2, 3,4... Soccer 2, 3, 4 ... Softball 3, 4 s.. Tennis 2 ROBERT TASCA “‘Betto’”’ Sequence I Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Magnet Business Statt 452 = Jets BUESAINSTATA® “Sue” Sequence Il Senior Prom 3 ... Class Supper 4 ... Secretarial Club Treasurer 3... President 4 ... Ski Club 2, 3 ... Secretarial Assistant 4 BEVERLEY TERRELL Bev™ Sequence I Class Supper 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Thanksgiving Rally 4 ... G.A.A. Fashion Show 3 ... Secretarial Club Secretary 3 ... Future Nurses Club 4 ... G.A.A. oy4 ee Ski Glub 2, 3,4... Fortnightly Club 4°... Nurses Assistant 4 ... Field Hockey 2 ... Softball 2, Bore SOCCER GERARDO TOCCI “Jerry” Sequence III Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Press Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Graduation 2, 3 ... JOSEPH ST OCGLS loes Drafting Ski Trip 4... Interact 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Monitor HELENA TORO Sequence I Classesuppered ina. poctior Reception 3 47.0 4Parenits NICU Clee a Gr ACA 5. 4 2 ee Guidance Office Helper 4 ... Basketball 2 ... Field Hockey 3, Beare Dascball jie. Gym show 2, 3,4 FRANK TOURIGNY Sequence II Interclass Plays 2 ... Class Supper 4 ... Club 3, 4... Football 2 Investment FRED TOUSIGNANT Sequence II Deca Fashion Show 3 ... Childrens Christmas Day Soriuuitcce:) mere OLGA Club 4. President4 20. Gyn Show 4 mOAIN TRACY Jet” Sequence II Mlassssuppets 5,4... Drama Clube Club Archeology KENNETH TUCKER “Ken” Sequence I Parents Night 4 ... Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Interclass PlaysAwerrocmior Prom 3... senior, Class Play 4 Science Club 2 ... Varsity Club 3, 4 ... Magnet Business Staff 4 ... Football 2, 3, 4 ... Wrestling Qn). rack'3, Captain 4 ROYAL TURNER ‘Roy’ Sequence I Class Suppers 3, 4 ... Senior Class Plays 4 ... Ski Club 2, 3, 4... Folk Music Club 4 ... Wrestling 2, 3,4 ... Homeroom Representative 4 WENDY TURNER Sequence Il Glassgoupperse sas maemeENOTUS «2394 aoe Musical 4 167 senior index me OenIOL Glass si layvete nee Future Secretarial Club 4 Nature Study Club 3 ... MICHAEL TWICHELL “Mike” Sequence I Carbaret5 oe ochion Prone) serstarciiisuNichtss ee Vatsity Clubs lreastiterss 64 eee ki. C lube ree Office Helper 4 ... Football 2, 3, 4 ... Baseball 2, 3. 4 CAROIESV AILLE TLE Sequence I] Class Supper 4 ... Senior Prom 3 ... Secretarial Club 3,4... Secretarial Assistant 4 ... Basketball 2 MICH ECESVALLEE Sequence Il Interciasss Plava ea Homemakers Club 3, 4 “Mickey” Glasse Suppers. 3.44 eee ee Lutte PAUL VERCONTAIRE Sequence Il Class Supper 4aee Musicales tae DECASEashion Show 3 ... Ski Club 3, 4 ... DECA Club Historian 3, 4... Secretarial Assistant 4 ... Homeroom Repre- sentative 45.7. DECA Historian 4 ee) states ECA Officer Reporter 4 ROSA VINCENTI Sequence Il Language Club 4 ... Dante Club 4 HOLEYS wy AGES Sequence I Senior Reception 3... 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OP, Oe Ue SW aeien el a Np Mele (o 6 (el Ole) ©) Ale) eile) © eile, ena Sa) eo fek ence) (an an si en Ope) ) 8) 8) 6) 0. 7e) 6. 4a. .6. ee, e(0 e Bie © : 0) 4: 6 195 Advertising Index Leominster Federal Savings Leominster Firefighters Leominster Home Beverage Leominster Ice Company Leominster Motor Sales Leominster Paper Box Leominster Teachers Association Leominster Savings Bank Lockwood Plastics Loring Studios Manzer Bagley Insurance Agency MCM Furniture Merchant’s National Bank Miles Kedex Mutual Baking Company The National Honor Society Nurse’s Aide Club Paragon Plastics Pete’s Coffee Shop Pheasant Run Plasticraft Plastic Turning Rand-Whitney Packaging Corp. Rubin’s Clothing Ruth Lee’s Shapley Brothers Simonds Saw Steel Ski Club Solar: Chemical: Corp.” sq. oe ic ole ce as shee + ele Cece Oy. onto Merce ais a Oe cgie ake iesa gia arate terete ee 2 oe eee 193 Spy’s Luncheonette Stadium Corp. Standard Pyroxoloid Student Brothers Tri-Sum Potato Chips Tucker Manufacturing Turnout Restaurant United Transportation The Varsity Club Victory Markets The Village Rest Home Wachusett Gas Werner's Sporting Goods West Side Variety E. K. Willard 196 General Index Ce MY OK MR cere he nate See Son, ane, Hh ra eS GET Ze ee age Pg reap a an iene ata 38, ECC ODC Tegra = str oh katt, cas cee sce ween vis 38, Pee EME ACCA OMe oe eos ia IS ene sce Sow ewe ai ss 38, EEE TAUNC Bite eh a us Sates Cum ec daee 3 38, Sen Te eM dR hes iy Gaeta era dusfegn Go 39, MM AVILA MES ee os ah ce, Ais a elle Ie G0. SE 39, MENU ALV a i Se es ee ny ae oie when ye oe 39, RM rR VIASANICG 2. = boca s oer we Pk earls OP ae Sa ee oh ch LOSS, ANY EOS 2 ee aR Aer eer Bo, POPPE EYRE IIEY reer ihe os Pac Shee are, sale a Steg ofan sp eT Is cnr c's PRs ey Pome e Ciera) cf 2S ele a mn ea lt ae REC ACEIA mets esi ciaere ed 3 wa he Le as 39, Perera WateMe LE PCC 0c ed sia us. s sie Sie cred wks ae dol 39, ERENT SCCDUCH Sintec 5 ss 0 vlan de ee kine oes 39, MMMM ECE EAC CS go Bute -tuniiore 3 kno Fiv aoe vay 6B ohalhe Go8 sade. dx Oh catol, TBYESSY SES vad tal ae ar etre eae ara 39, er eM AL OM ee yor ce Seclimce ciaa so Me ws 84S 40, Re AEGARE ANCE Geen 00a8s sie enaia Ss 4 weve so ened aie 40, eM (aa ede vias dae soo ore Via ks os 40, RU TAL Crest Sees cae 2.2 om duce aye sm Bye eo wee AO, eR I ors oa 6 ales bin thee We wed winds ace «6 Bee MR OUUA Cnn oon ook ee yeep se ws 40, eNO Se os. 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Ald men Pn Een aN u Ae ita ak Moonee ae 46, OU iiwlVial Catch mec pert. ee she Petre ete ey SYS gis GPAEN TT ood 4s art Ne a en ae ey 46, MP COLG me Oa Smee me emis ey ean se ere gs eee 46, Mes LeCCIIMOteplicis 7 neem Sane au mt eo ay ore 46, PROC I Tall en CCV) erat oe tare ea hi arose a sc agent Soh 46 COSTUME ioe AE. 2 itchy coraetete fore Maree geir nice eht alt 47, Ya) eye A @iieias bate. bee Ry he ae eer ee ED ee ape ae CSONCLICY MEODLLLCY mere erie ee Pegs eee cat eee 47, Ea rebate y oh BION Cele (AS, phe! Sei ere oa Ge ea Ae 47, COUICE RL OUC| AS mee eee ener nee cee ere 48, Gormnicre Gerald te tae ere a ae non. tn eas Leen: 48, SOLOICT UNL cia er eens ee ee te eal eee eee 48, Corner wiINOTinan mare ne ii ten. .2 cin eers 6 Canes 48, OCC EINADCY gear e eet eth: te tit hanes 48, Coulter Chery liar steers his ae ytd ew ne 48, COUSINS NV ALLAN eee tere ee eee eer en: 48, GOZZENS EOC Ament eee ee. Shee ore en ges 48, Cra Cue Les emir tami vo tt Gite aluays esa ncas «of ara 49, (Crossme ROseial yarns ac iihs es oerae ince eke Gis ate oan, 49, Cro wen Ghatlencmen = trrens he een tne et te), cna Craw lepmhuceiom Monnens ae eerie tt cee ne hs 49, rowley Prancisie pes a wert ban s,s atenewar eke ees 49, Chie RODEO or tine amniee bercns ect no ten See Galleve Michael snceette wai tae reso us eects BR 36, GuitersStepheny . 2) avec uimuasl st henigenats cca on ene 49, OVA postinoss}oseph, Auic pera dem tahes a aneik anel are tals oot 49, ya Cee Tia Tic daca ae tes.noe ava tem eer deste vine ic A Oy 5 fal panicle” Gary” site teense = + sna 5 ocree eee as ee 49 Dante: Club o sera es Oe te Oe ee 95 DeBonneville; Dennis 2.795 5): shoo see eee moe 50, 155 DeGarolis Michaels cag ce see ee ee eee ete ee 155 DeMego, Cathy si .ah as: cies oe oy te aerial rtee elt), tie Danes Jane. soites at ese tye sree ie po 50 wiles Derbys. Pillay yeah yes ete ee eae eee ee 50a. Debate: Clubs vas es octane ee a 96 TSE CHAS ceca ecko oR ree ee oa erent en ae eae ee 98 DiGeronimo, Thomas tee es ee 50195 DiGloras’ Charles 222 se ee ate eae eee aft), BB! DiMarzio, Louise: cae ern sae? erent ies 50S 5 DiMarziomiMatyanne 9.58 ta. ieee eee eh Vp) Baie Mey tel oars ater Gehan se tn atko DO mS DiRusso Susathaene sce ee eee ean e s a ree Seal 3 Distributive sbducation eae as Pens eee ke 25 D’ Onktod Peteniresetec trees tere wrtane oie crest ates m5 Gy) Douglas @Susai eh tar ee cies oe ae ae) eee ke 5 Le L) ca fein fe eee peat tee eees eth Arcsiat er ae wire oct aie 30 Drifting ee Related ie csr tec ees errr rs eerie ee 30 Drama = Glub ge ear poets oae ooiaker es ences 8 cigs Sar each es 95 Du Bortss Denis geese tater etegs rere ate ois nace eee ne Slee lo Diincatiee Dian neee cre ren cna cins nie rene arog Pale Durling, Kenneth ee ene ee eee aL Bdcation. business 2 acum vim sec ett ete. Serene cierann ata 26 IECEPOLICS foe ene era ns ad tiara Aa no eee iene) laren eae 29 Electronics eClub (4. ar Saar eae eee os ee ce eee 110 Bin latie: 8] OY CO teas ace eto tees, ae 52 alo Bio lisbie i vay a cite ero eae ote ere os orn ee 18 Epstein, Matlene nes tee oe tek eee oe ee ee 520156 Erickson. Viki: 5 secee ste oue oes Seroyal ahah or 2 lO Fantozzip Sheila 2 oes ae ee ee re ee eee 53, 156 Rarinelli® Mattes. owae eas sie ee oe ee eee 156 rida hed fo) et ayy OR oe eas ean A ade Greate iio 5350156 Firs, © SuSatl cae ters ceive, 6 G7 y, oft te he By aden ths See 156 Pigman acl pil Gere cece oo par ihre ee eee 53, 156 Fishet, Stephen ae tat. tect rues ial eee 53156 Bishings Ciup taste een Ca eer eee 111 Bitzwatet: ALICE aris oo os cee, od tenet alone ere gnnee emer 156 Forests Donia vse ane he a ein ee ro ee ee 53, 156 Falk’ Music. Club 3, oe Sa oa inkennean raceee ie aan 103 Foreipne Languages. We: vii-taranske cpanel eparel iru aaa eter i Fourier Bratiaen an sce eh) ae ona 2 ee ee 555100 Fournier. Susan sowe.dis eee eee eee 53210 Frechettes Denise. . feces 2 es oa ee 53, 156 Mreedman ANN 4.2 e-. tccetvee ato ie ate ee ee ee ae 53, 156 Priencliest 33.5 sna bias Slt ae ke ee ee ee 83, 86 Future: Homemakers: Club ao5 5. cua anno hg enter 98 Putore: Nurses: Club: oe sc-cntcs fe coe aoe eae ee cae ae 98 Poture Secretaries Club snfosswsiec ns ats oie atte 99 Futoted) eacners’ Club ©277 ve hee ce ee 99 Gal A AM ee fe kaa wa ce eae ons fob ad abe ook eee ee 99 Gaillardel Richard (205.35 gos cre ca eae one ee 156 Getiney, Tames’ .. sas 1 sia ee oe oni ee 54, 156 Gage, ANNas occ ka no eon holt oe en on 54, 157 Gagner fuland 245 sa can 2 oo te ee ee ee S45: 957 Gagnon? Glorints ecuwega sos 626i eee ba ie 54, 157 Gale’ Mates osc gy sated osivteche npnle ws a we 544157 Gallant, Francine! saisnssawas vx am pa pele ee 54, 157 198 Gallant) Michatist ...2..2-% ar ceili oe ee ee 54, 159 Gauthierh Linda@en. tf. os. shooter crane ae 54, 157 Gillis Ghristiiie a5 205 es aya e eee ee 54, 157 Gionet; “Théariraa ty. «|msaces eeopsit ae ae ee 555 Lae Girls’ Physical Education Club. 3 101 Girouard) John’ ime aoa ee re 55, 157 Glasheen Jann ss is ats eae cee 55, 157 Godin, ANorman co'n« 5 «+ sus ¥nee ae oe oa 55 Godin ePat ie tere ce es wet o. ete hel regatta epee 157 Goguen, Lena fn coo. o aren gai onereen anit eee 55, Loe Golf® Glu 4 aseececunye ace ara oo cits, eye vse eel eet Le Gordon Sheila ties 2 soe cen cea ee 33, om Gorham, sane Pc0ei. (oo) o.com 55, 159 Gorham Joan oo wes AAs 2 56, 157 Gould Williain 2a). hee ateeis ve ec eee 56 Gravallesé,. Gerald. 0X6 cco¢4eslests sors ene 158 Gowell 5, Wayne ates ous ecg oi eat hearer ae : ne Grasso. Michaélo nang sic oe 56, 158 Greet.4 Betty (20.2 cicne oe hia edent °c est os ee 56, 158 Grenier.” Kenneth even stare ee 56, 158 Grimes.) Peter oa 5 oe e4- oc 000 eee 56, 158 Guadagnoli, Deborah... 2c cm os let 56, 158 Guidance Office: Assistants . 2.2... oan. ence 101 Guislain: (Brian 35.6 ee 56, 158 Gulliver, Roger). 25 20 cen aera eeu ae ea 57, 158 Gymnastics: Club i), . Persie edie sk oe ee 101, 110 Haase: Randall. lacs nce8 Sade Se 57; te Halloran, “Robert s..52 2 (aga cet tee eee 57, 2am Hannoy, Philip ®..2 gaccu.jss tes ahs ua ee 57, 138 Hardy, Susan. « «.:2 s s ste, 3 aco Wie eae eet ee ee 58, 158 Hate, Josephs .s.5. o%.2 disks olei= acne nee 58 Harvie; Gail. os. Ak eee ee 58, 158 Hastings, Maty. 30.0 s.c va cae ee eens ore 58, 158 Hawkins Roberta’ ....2e om Se ee 58, 158 Hazzard, Gay?) 8 yore ene sta teners eee ere 58, 158 Healy, sMichael «5.1.9 20.1: cee 159 Hess; Wolfgang -)icg ss ae ale teen 58, 159 Home .Economics: «ssi 4..2.weusn nea ee 5 eo een 25 Hood, Judith 27 ocistcts on ewte wn ieee eee 58, 159 Hot: Rod: Club: 93 '5.0 fa si ee ee 0 one eee eee 111 Houlesz Ronald sc wash ease atte ee 59, 159 Hudsons Jeffrey sc-2..cattnatah Ai ce een one 59, 159 Hutchinson, Michael crs 2 st eae ee 59, 159 Industrial Arts. sc o.2 sis. lara aia coc-nun ae Boe 5 ae aie 21 Ingemie, Richard 256 6.005106 oer 59, [a Interact? Club 45:8. so 6 sada oie wo een aie 109 Investment Club. ).5.% 000% aisle « easiest ee 100 Janowitz, “Paul 50.0 210 sess suelo. 5, petmna a al 59 Jets; Club: o 2248 son 'eatss 400 ste oo eee 100 Junior: Class: Officers 2.02... 7. +«5 0a ie 97 Junior Class‘H. R. Reps. «5.4 4-+- 494 6 een 97 Kamatatis, ‘Thomas... +25. «+ 46s... 60, 159 Kaplan, Hilary 2 wie ied asa dane anne oo 60 Karlson? 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Cee nea ee 83 tats CAN eta ce or ae Stee seen oncom aN cia eet SPA MOSER IK elys (Oc oUCCeCd ane treneet nn hace) ue enero 85, 86 MostmMischievous an rea areas clears a's es ee ne 88 MOstePOpUla Lge rae tore te teens ota sleet Ans Ata eae Sete 88 IMosteSchooleSpitit ae erie carte sae. sack ce Re, 84, 86 MostieLalkativeve: a sen ces ccepccns aes 6a Grane ard re aes 82 MuetH ert Dieter mun shenyerinrcay accuse: tan, pens: eee cae 68, 162 MUL tays: Dall Viet terete et eh eke | Gls fone ail) seer tee = 68, 162 MUSeme Cray ema orate bats MM ec Acct ea cyt as ees 68, 162 IM USI Canesten cr tare Partenacte sit oa cus atrle SeMete © cl sane 20 AVI Zyicasme rat PO aaeetne ee Beatie ene Sere ais Gener ane: 68, 162 Miyers:® Carolyn meee ee rman tee rit ce. kota ae oe 68, 163 IN ALON a LEE OMOtm SOCICty wey ewe a, ear te eae 100 iNedasky = Ghatlctte Mak worm meet tae « 3).u.2 eter hans 68 Bale SOL VA de eee ae Pee re ootee. cs oor fey bE CALTON. Ske 68 BE Wel LNs | OV Ce manta IN aaiee lar ee enters foils Sie 69, 163 BRE WICy MOUZa Nie gn aa men tone ae reid ee 55, 163 BNC HO See DSCLLOT Meera ao ath ras oat caci fi whe cheese ate ee 69, 163 Beesciviaricl in ae Paul ed a een ee on ti ore OARS ya ene eter ae 69 EMITSCS RA TGS CLD wrt e Mts are Maina, cho aa ae” eee 103 miuirseseC EricemASsistants aaa at, Semiea ts oh tee ae ee 97 ©) Datamel HOinias peace eee ee ase oy ee cues eh le Se eet eee 163 COETICesASSIStan tS awors Crewe se Uenes Se he on ee See ee 107 ae, 16a Delage Gre ee ir sate totale taki kde: haere Re 69, 163 @iMalleymeMarvarcttar rc ethos ets or 7s) Anuar poe rene 69 OE SaMIZ At OUS MMe tote ts ein ghee gst cre edie eae Melo eae 90 Osowskite DOmAasme tac ae ene eee 69, 163 Oyjellette, Sita Barencr tat oi ea. des crm icle Skt ketene 69, 163 Palumbo.) 306 er ee re eee cee eee 69, 163 Pandiscio,w|udy sean asre sone eeG even dase aie rae eek 69, 163 Parmenter ME verettg wee oe eae et era 70,163 PelletierseSusaniee ee, utes a ent ceae os eins See eae 70 Perez a Maryann aren ctu ahr, ers ere salen we oe See 163 Persone Cur istiticmean epic tn tal cates cree so 70, 163 Photographys Club seraeres sees aiming teenies wee ce es 110 Physical@ Hatcatlon meee esl ae At iene coma hg oes ae ee 27 PHNOM LOUISE Berea eee atte eh ews ros oca! sates 70, 163 Dictiveia (slo Garam seem tae Serer secs il-tsi0 Cet el ee 7Om163 Pierce mINaniCyrmacs coe ee rene neoplasms +) aid cea ae 70 Pierce ROtald wat aac em © batter darire seyret SNe 70, 163 Diermarini eA DtnOny ows ei iais sents ep tis dio er AKO 70, 163 Plouffe. 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Glas Beg Force ch cnc ee ee eke oi UN anata oe Simits Gates ees acces oe ete et arte a 7; Smith.” Kathleeti« nce ve ue ee ee ee eee is Social’ Sciences: 55.24. Se warn oe cee eee Sophomore Class ‘Officers = 2.5 Sams oes ae nero ae sophomore Class-Hs Ro. Reps. 27. oan ee Southees LO 2 he ea acct leeds ata oe he oe 76, Sparks? Betty oases tls a a es ae ee 76, Spikes Sharon 2 ter .cs wate oles ceo cet ee oe SDCARARAIAN : Greate Citas se ee a Spinelli Ry Dennis: % 9.2 vevestasie a «om i eae one Stacheraa bathata onc cues ow wee nae eee eee Fle. EAL SAITO ctc cis. Mian late OL otis ates ect ee ee 76, Stampa Club ica, + seeds pak eee ae eee tees Stebbitisw Bien at.) tea aes wlan ofan tee ee te ee 76, Stokes; o Jadiy! 7 pce dhava tata Wok 5 0 Se ere amet ae Stott James ein ey ck ves Veo aia eee x eee 1 Stretter Sandrai ii). Ge ares cess ecb as ee eee ee Tis 200 Strongest wee es oo se cae ee eae ce Oe oe 89 Student:‘Cotincil 34...2.5. 082 ©: se os ee 105 Swanson Lindacas v6 kis ae ae ee ee es 77, 166 Symonds, Deborah 5.0. 5c: ee ee ee 77, 166 Tasca s Roberti ce os Say nly cts oe te oe tcke one eo 77, 166 Tata Susan hs 6. oe) suc een 6 cis eens ee 78, 166 ‘Terrell, ‘Beverly oo... 0 ea 78, 166 Tocci,, Gérard: 2... 5 he ene ee 78, 166 Tocci,” Joseph 3 ).52-0 2) 220 ras See ae oo oe 167 ‘Toro, rHelenavse ..%500. 64 sn ee ee 78, 167 J outignys br tank's 2 .-c.cc fate aneemne © oer 78, 167 Tousignant) Etéd 42.4 0:45 seems eke eee 78, vLG7 Tracy, 2) 0an Sartec spina Ake Ste ceweane eee 78, 167 Trade. Glabsipbux cas 3 oe ee ee oe 108 Tucker, (Kenneth i )..4 o. 1. oe oe oe 78, 167 Ltimer;: Royal gs ot. crs 0 oo a re 79, 167 Turner, eWendy 452) 2s 0 ae oe oe 79, 167 Twitchell Michael oo. ).0s 0 he eee ee 79, 167 Vachon) Dennis .c iii as os © sacs 2 ecn ce eda 79 Vaillancourt; Robett 0... 62.0006 ss sl coe oa een 79 Vailletté; Cafol a eee see ee en 79, 167 Vallee,‘ Michele®. (oc22 0 pigs 0 ao a 79, 167 Varsity” Clubuy: si. S320 0k eal pee See 105 Vercontatre, Paul) (ca Syne oo fee ee 79, 167 Vertelli, Joseph 20.) vs «2005-4. ofan eer 79 Velie GRAS Fic oxi sien, wcies dicvin ww ope ale 4.05 Sh ey ca 109 Vincenti; Rosai. 6. eile Ses oe eae ee 80, 167 Walton? Patricia. 205.5... 1% waves = one pone 80 Wearralle Lawtence 2? na... yet 81, 168 Watts, Holly oo) 95.55.00 eevee cient ate 80, 167 Werenkay William csc sors stereo 80, 167 Wesley, Matcia. . 20.4 sate ees 2 nee 80, 168 Wicker, David .5.0..c2 250 Gites a 80, 168 Wiles)’ Marsha .)..2ie 2 80h te 80, 168 Wilkins, Patrick 422. $23 Se ce 80, 168 Willard; Bruce ..:.0. 07252 220 se: ae oe 80 Williams, Christine 7-50 esc ae te ote 81, 168 Williams, Darlenes . 2) 225s ee asic ee 81, 168 Wittiest oii. i La eae saboete as ee eee vex one ae 82 Woupio, Reynold ...65 3.7.2 an on 168 Young, Kathy “25.5.8. 25022 5 ale ete pace 81 Zwickees Linda .2%.s2..cse5 cae St oe ae 81, 168 Piro, Randall� ..0..4.0% 0. 424345 0s aay See 164 Powets, Batty 06 ccc 60 hos hd se cece ee ir 164 THE CLASS of 1969 extends its appreciation and thanks to the firms whose subscriptions helped make this book pos- sible and to the faculty and student body of Leominster High School for their cooperation which aided us in compiling this record of our high school years. MAGNET Editorial Staff MAGNET Business Staff As Soe i Oe Le 2 ee a y i � ar i AP oe” de i i eer eae ai uk : 7 : v CAAA trate BAS ny NO ORRIN GAGE RA tes 9. SUPPLEMENT Camelot The Music Department proudly presented on March 6th, 7th, and 8th, the produc- tion “Camelot,” the legend of a magical land of “might for right’ and the famous triangle of Arthur, Guenevere, and Lancelot which caused its downfall. Congratulations to the hardworking students whose time and effort made this musical a smashing success. “Don’t let it be forgot, that once there was a spot, for one brief shining moment that was known as Camelot!” n , i Gym Show Annual Speech Finals CONTESTANTS: Glen Nathan, James Poppel Joan McCaffrey, Patricia Hare Anna Gage, Philip Hanno Jane Allen MODERATOR: Bruce Stokes First Place Winner Philip Hanno Second Place Winner Joan McCaffrey Third Place Winner Glen Nathan G.A.A. A rose, like friendship, blossoms and grows. The more petals there are, the lovelier the rose. The sweeter the fragrance, the richer the hue, The greater the friendship is cherished by you. May your rose and your friendship the loveliest be, And remember, one petal blossoms for me. “The Lady” “The Going Thing’ in Fashion And what a “going thing” it was, with pant-suits, mini skirts, and wild colors. Everything was completely mod, from Jane’s dance to Anna and Patty all caged up ready to go. The boys also added a hint of professionalism. Patty and Bob ended the show with a sleepy “good night.” Spring Social The Social is the one event of the year which honors the girls’ mothers. Each senior girl presented her mother with a rose, which is the symbol of G.A.A. The entertainment and the refreshments were terrific, and Patty Linenkemper did a lovely job on the table decorations. 14th Annual Banquet May 28 marked the end for the seniors in Girls’ Athletic Association. They received roses and awards as a final salute to their three years as athletes and friends. The highlight of the evening was when the president, Jane Gorham, received the Outstanding Athlete award. On Saturday Evening, May 24th, the Junior Class presented ““A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Music by Perry Conte and the romantically decorated high school cafeteria, complete with shimmering pink cur- tains and a quaint wooden bridge, made this a night that won't soon be forgotten. ew = ey beers S Meedhel Theme from Romeo and Juliet What is a youth? Impetuous fire. What is a maid? Ice and desire. The world wags on. A rose will bloom. It then will fade. So does a youth. So does the fairest maid. Caper the cape, but sing me the song. Death will come soon to hush us along, sweeter than honey and bitter as gall. Love is a task and it never will pall, sweeter than honey and bitter as gall. Cupid, he rules us all. A rose will bloom. It then will fade. So does a youth; So does the fairest maid. QUEEN Sandra Race escorted by Francis McCormack QUEEN’S COURT Jane Deane escorted by Philip Weaver Linda Gauthier escorted by Paul McHugh June Martin escorted by Francis Crowley Ellen McCann escorted by Thomas Kilcoyne Ann Morrell escorted by James Gaffney Douglas Cormier, Philip Hanno, Mr. Albert Navaroli—adviser, Peter Silvia, James Lambert, Daniel Caverly. golf softball Rou 1 Jane Boucher Margaret Lagoy Roberta Hawkins Joan Gorham—Captain Anna Gage . Jane Gorham Theresa DiLillo Row 2 Dorothy Russo Ellen Bataglini Debra Mullen Janice Cavioli Anna Bourgeois Karen Fratturelli Linda Spadafore Constance McPherson PIN MINT, 5 gOINT fo tennis This year’s boys’ tennis team was the larg- est in their four year history. They won eleven matches and lost seven. Brian Mc- Carthy led all area players with sixteen singles victories and only one loss. He also performed well in the State Tournament. Girls’ tennis is a recent addition to the long list of athletics at L.H.S. The team’s season was not marked with outstanding success or victory, but they are gaining experience. This year they learned much under the coach- ing of Mr. Zarmair Shepherd and are look- ing forward to many better seasons. Kathy Mullahy, Susan Gillis, co-captain Wendy Gottesman, Joy Roth, manager Jessica Fuhrman. Absent from picture—co-captain Donna Macdon- ald, publicity chairman Lynne Albridge, coach Zarmair Shepherd. i Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Coat. apeded Algonquin . Fitchburg. North Midd lesex7 .;. 5 22 e Wests DOyIston acne area Fawrenceeacademy java... =. St. Bernard’s Gardner ... Algonquin North Midd Winchendon Fitchburg. Marlboro .. [Sexe tisess are. Lawrence Academy ...... West a Boylstonde rer cet er. St. Bernard’s (left to right, front row) Tom Connolly, Bill Lemoine, Mike Scaramuzzi, Dick Fischer, Roy Turner. (second row) Coach Schroeder, Brian McCarthy, Doug King, Bill Cousins, Ken McDon- ald, Paul Desilets, Dana Blood, George Adams. (absent) Stuart Sojcher, Brian Silberberg, Marc Tonkin, Da- vid Finkelstein, Joe D’Agos- tino, David Leblanc, Robert Goldwin, Clem Lanza, Mike Marcoux. ee Ce ete, we se Bares TRACK CO-CAPTAINS Tom Bisol and Bob Robichaud INDOOR TRACK CAPTAIN Kenneth Tucker CROSS COUNTRY CAPTAIN Leslie Craigue track “TN sy, ° i aa wn A fh,” v7 Long after the medals and trophies have tarnished, people will remember that this was the year that L.H.S. defeated Fitchburg and Gardner and won the District III title with a spirit which no other Leominster High School track team has shown to date. Leominstetaa. O20, INattagansett 62.2. 2. - 52 Notre. Dame meme. ss 341 , Leominster........ 83 IMatlbOtGe re eee eee - 39 Leominstereve.y 2 103 Ouabbite ie en 28 Leominstetenes + 60 Stay John sae awe. 62 Leominster........ 78 Gardneress eee ss 53 Leominsteree ove: 87 Ste Bernatd sea cn e.. 44 Reominster anys: 54 Doherty aeeee reer se 46 Durncoat mene ee se 29 Leominster ree cane 69 Fitchburg eens. aes 62 Leominstetze. a 57 WN) CHISEL Lae ied Oe 74 Dual Meet Record 9 wins 2 losses N.C.M.C. Relays 2nd N.C.M.C. League Meet 2nd District III Meet 1st State Class Meet Sth Pygmalion The senior class worked together for two months and succeeded together. Mr. higgins and eliza and all the rest came alive; shaw would have been pleased. bright lights, stage fright, flowers, and a radiant mrs. adams: all will be remembered and cherished by the cast of pygmalion. Pv, TU ae! rt daaeiea Cr aa tei alin a REN trata anion ; — e ° Kevin Kouns Ellen McCann Carolyn Myers Best Actor... Best Actress .. . vk 4 baw © ©) = a) te O. oy) £ a phe a if) seniors working together Leomietee Hig Scuoor ' : : : 4 ‘ farewell assembly The time came for the Seniors to say goodbye to the faculty and undergraduates. This also marked the last time the classes of 1969, 1970, and 1971 would be as- sembled together in one group. senior reception The Senior Reception is the one night of the year when the parents have an opportunity to meet the friends that they have heard so much about. Although the seniors soon grew weary of shaking hands and standing in line, they did manage to greet parents and friends gracious- ly. | Feel and Seek the Light | Cannot See Classes come and go at L.H.S. as everywhere, and the class of 1969 passed out of existence as it was destined to do. On a warm and sunny June day, the graduates marched together for the last time and received their diplomas. It was a sad but bright June Sunday for parents, students, and teachers. Our class has left much as a legacy during three years at high school. It has been unique in itself, not a class of drudges but a class of free spirit. Our class was not a pop- ular class with the school, it was not a class with steady goals a nd steady achievement. It was not a class with unity and pride. Rather, it was a group of almost 400 individuals, each with his own mind and own ideals. Our class might go far and it might not— either way, the Class of 1969 will be remembered at Leominster High. ar MVuryywyw i 22 23 ‘“Whatsoever Thy Hand Findeth To Do, Do It With Thy Might.”’ ECCLESIASTES 9:10 With graduation, the 1969 Magnet comes to an end. The creating of the yearbook has been a long and stormy task; finishing it is a relief and a pleasure. We have been criticized, both justly and unjustly—our only defense is that we tried “with our might.” The Editorial Staff 24 ) a ee a TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Dallas, Texas i NINETY-NINTH ANNUAL Graduation Lxercises of the Leominster High School and Grade High School Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Nine JUNE 8, 1969 at DOYLE FIELD BOWL at 4:30 P.M. In case of inclement weather — High School Auditorium — 4:30 p. m. bd Graduation Program... 1 969 PROCESSIONALS «06,10 Saeki beets rola tle Leominster High School Band € Pomp And Circumstance’’ (Elgar) INVOGATION? ... ae te cots ere crassa ee oes Rabbi Jonathan D. Levine (Audience remains standing) FLAG SALUTE AND NATIONAL ANTHEM ESSAY. ca bien ithe. RAR ace eee a Nelciee fate de or ee Paul G. Bouchard The Communication Gap in the Home PRESENTATION: OF CLASS GiR a7 on ae ae eee Brian McCarthy President of the Class of 1969 ACCEP FANCE FOR THE SC HUGHES 6 cto eee Bruce Stokes President of the Class of 1970 ESSAY 4 foi ee eb ee ae coe ei et ae Peter S. D’Onfro Communication’s Role in Education CHORUS “The: Exodus Song 7+(Goid)) 5 eee Class of 1969 ESSAY oo2 sree ae eae ate Peter W. Silvia Youth and the Community CHORUS ‘‘Leominster High School Alma Mater’ ......... Class of 1969 Cormier and Piermarini, Class of 1942 ESSAN Ss st tere) Ale tik) Soe, Baca oot, ey eee Charles E. Levy The Future Demands of Communication PRESENTATION OFS AWARDS: (puis. courte Principal Aldrich V. Cousins — Director Emile §. Johnson PRESENTATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS ..... Principal Aldrich V. Cousins PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING AND DEDICATIONS ce. oe eee The Reverend Donald A. Williams, D.D. (Audience Please Stand) PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS’ Oa ute tceoms, Mayor Ralph W. Crossman BENEDICTION auiiee: cee See The Reverend Joseph H. Ash (Audience Please Stand) ““FANFARE AND RECESSIONAL”’ (P loyhar) Sy, e - Leominster High School Band ike of 1969 GIRLS Patricia Anne Allain Chery! Darlene Coulter Sandra R. Karlson Marianne Perez Lorraine Ann Allard Linda Gladys Cozzens Mary Ellen Kelley Christine L. Person Jane Doris Allen ; Rosemary Susan Cross Patricia Anne Kelley Louise Marie Piano Mary Barbara Altobelli Sharlene L. Crowe Gail Joan Kendall Beverly Ann Plouffe Marie Christine Apollonio Sharon Frances Kinsella Joan Ann Arsenault Jane Mo Deane Roberta Ann Kirby Sandra Catherine Race Gloria Arseneau Catherine Marie DeMego Frances Kay Kleczka PO atcicverk lan Reed Hillary Derby Claudette M. T. Richard Carol Ann Bachand Louise Jean DiMarzio Michele Laura LaFrance Cynthia Ricker Jonet Badagliacca Mary Ann DiMarzio Margaret Ann Lagoy Linda Jeanne Ricker Batmiovbileen Baker Joan Ann DiRusso Alyce Marie Larose Sandra Theresa Rivers Virginia Anne Bangrazi Susan Ann DiRusso Christine Anne LeBlanc Nancy Jean Rougeau era arlene Barber Susan Elizabeth Douglas Diane Marie LeBlanc Mary Rose Russo leindai Aan Barbin Diane Frances Duncan Helen Doris LeBlanc tir ereca Beri Jeanne Rita LeBlanc Maureen Linda Sabourin Susan Mary Beaudoin : Joyce A. England Grace C. Lee Sylvia Ann Sacco Joyce Marie Beauregard Marlene Epstein Karen E. LeMay Yvonne T. St. Jean Elizabeth Bechtol Vicki Lee Erickson Barbara Ann Lemoine Susan Ann Salvatore Diane Lynda Belanger Loretta Winifred Leon Judith Eleanor Salvi Barbara Anne Benoit Sheila Ann Fantozzi Patricia Linenkemper Alice Senuta Marie Jacqueline Bertrand Marie Suzanne Farinelli Barbara Jean Setzco Belinda Jean Bever Susan M. Fini Susan E. Mahonen Deborah Ruth Shanklin Joyce Marie Bilodeau April Ruth Firmin Odette Marie Catherine Maillet Marcia A. Sidilau Sandra Jane Bodanza Alice Irene Fitzwater Kathleen Ann Malone Kathleen Anne Smith Chery! Lynn Bonner Donna Lee Forest Donna Marie Mann Donna Lee Souther Monique Marie Bourque Susan Ann Fournier Denise A. Marcoux Betty A. Sparks Barbara Jane Boyle Denise Lorraine Frechette M. Sandra E. Marcoux Barbara A. Stachera Judith Ann Braune Anne Lee Friedman Jane A. Marino Judy B. Stokes Deborah Ann Brideau Victoria Ann Marrama Sandromestrectar Linda Ellen Brown Anna Gage June Ann Martin Linda Louise Swanson Ellen Frances McCann Mary Bridget McManus Patricia McNally Sally M. Miller Ann Janet Morrell Gayle Marie Muse Irene Marie Burnett Wendy Jane Buskey Mary Elizabeth Butler + Julana May Gagne Debra Ann Symonds Gloria Jean Gagnon Francine Gilberte Gallant Linda Marie Gauthier Christine Mary Gillis Susan M. Tata Beverly J. Terrell Helena Marie Toro Margaret Ann Caisse Nancy Ann Calamare Thea Marie Gionet ¥enthy reg rae Joan E. Tracy Deborah Ann Cali Jane Leslie Glasheen Canales lies Wendy Lynne Turner Gale Marie Cantin Lena M. Goguen Joyce Theresa Cardolino Sheila Ann Gordon Carol Ellen Vaillette Patricia Anne Carney Jane Ann Gorham Charlette me Nadasky Michele Jeanne Vallee Suzanne Theresa Champagne Joan Ann Gorham Eva G. Nelson Rosa Marig Vincenti Karen Louise Ciccone Betty Faith Greer Joyce Ann Newell Margarete Coburn Debra Ann Guadagnoli Suzanne C. Newey “Holly Ann Watts Suzanne Loraine Cocci Marcia J. Wesley Shirley Ann Conefrey Susan Louise Hardy + abel Ana Oliva Marsha Wiles Diane Marie Cormier Gail Margaret Harvie AU RGEME Ouellette Christine Gail Williams Donna Marie Cormier Mary J. Hastings Darlene Ann Williams Irene D. Cormier Roberta Y. Hawkins Norma Mary-Rose Cormier Gay Louise Hazzard ae sah eas ; Mindalellent Zwicker Nancy Ann Cote Judith Kay Hood Judith Ann Pandiscio BOYS George Raymond Adams Charles Philip DiGloria, Jr. William G. Leahey Robert Arthur Robichaud Thomas J. Alord Peter Smith D’Onfro David Mark LeBlanc William Patrick Rooney Masahide Anderson Charles Edward Levy Nicholas John Rossetti Harold George Ayles John A. Fiffy Norman Joseph Lirette Norman G. Roy Brian C. Fournier Kevin Loiselle Thomas Denis Roy : Alan Norman Lozier pee avi Barry Richard Ernest Gaillardet Michael William Saliba Bower Aten: Bernard M Paul Gal Frederick John Salvatelli pean arcus Paul Gale Kennett ReMocdemald rederick John Salvatelli Jeffrey M. Bernie : ae ; r h C. Besh James Daniel Girouard John Paul Magane Michael Stephen Scaramuzzi Sete hae bbear Paul Joseph Godin J H.M Harold William Scherer, Jr. Thomas James Bisol PRS iP ames Mi. Mann fed : A William A. Gould David Willi Masehand David George Schertell iamesDo Bisson i ue 7 avi illiam Marchan mS Sh yi William W. Blankenship Smee ie, B. David Marquis re Lay Brian James Bonner Gerald Gravallese Vincent J. Martini Edward Robert Shorey Peter Jay Grimes James. Hu Mathias Peter William Silvia August Mark gel ad Roger Ellis Gulliver David WiltredaMoarand Michael Francis Skehan Pee nones Boyte Brian Charles McCarth Gary Edward Smith David Francis Breault Randall N. Haase y : G Bereniwer eos F Francis Xavier McCormack Dennis Robert Somma eorge Peter ‘e Robert John Halloran John Martin Mepbmela Robert. Arthur Sousa David Frank Butcher Philip Bennett ens Paul Bernard McHugh Dennis M. Spinelli ee ee ES Michael John Patrick Monteverde eee Stebbins Bruce Earl Caisse Ichae!l John Mealy Givarl Phitroimor ames A. Stott Steven Ernest Callahan Wolfgang Hess Sarna Sica Mavled Robert L. Camire Ronald Joseph Houle Todd F. Mosher wOoRaberh lanesenacca Ronald Millen Cleaves Jeffrey David Hudson P Klaus-Dieter R. Mueller Gerardo Louis Tocci sepher re ne Michael Christopher Hutchinson haryhk ide cy Francis Joseph Tourigny evin James Coleman . é Fred Richard Joseph Tousignant + John Thompson Collins Richard Anthony Ingemie Berton E. Nichols Kenneth Richard Tucker aaa aaa Cousins Weslatl tecken Paul N. Normandin, Jr. Royal Francis Turner, Jr. Leslie John Craigue rde Michael E. Twichell Eugene Thomas Crowley THORLEY Ober Francis B. Crowley III Thomas P. Komataris : Dennis Larry Vachon pes ae a rf 4 hard itt Everett Walter Parmenter, Jr. Robert D. Vaillancourt ichael Anthony Culley Thomas A. Kilcoyne, L. Gregg Picucci Paull di Verconvaire Stephen D. Cutter Kevin Robert Kouns Ronald Martin Pierce ; Anthony Joseph Piermarini William Edward Wegenka Joseph D’Agostino Joseph L. Laberge Randall John Piro David M. Wicker Gary John Daniel James P. Lambert Barry Earl Powers Patrick Joseph Wilkins Thomas David DiGeronimo Wayne David Leahey James Harrington Pritchard Bruce L. Willard LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL TRADE SECTION Robert Andrew Adams Dennis David DeBonville Paul H. Janowicz Paul Richard Preville Alfred Raymond Aubuchon Michael Louis DeCarolis Michael John Proietti Stephen Alan Aubuchon Kenneth Leon Durling ’ Michael George Lamarche 24 Dennis Carl Avant James Henry Lamoureux James Leonard Rainville Thomas D. Facey Francis John Lanza Dennis G. Roach Andre A. Balthazar Stephen John Fisher Robin Eugene Litzenburg F sets ee ess Wayne Douglas Bass James Richard Malanson on sheath : James Edward Gaffney ‘ich Roe Morte Robert C. Strunz Michael Anthony Gallant John David Girouard Anthony Frank Giunta Normand Charles Godin Michael Joseph Grasso Kenneth Paul Grenier Brian John Guislain Alcide Joseph Mazerolle John Joseph McWilliams Gary Lovelace Mercier Glen Edward Millican Paul G. Bouchard Joseph Justin Tocci Philip Anthony Carr Thomas Michael Colcord Douglas Roger Cormier Gerald John Cormier Normand Cormier Joseph P. Verrelli Lawrence Sydney Worrall, Jr. Thomas Joseph Osowski Reynold James Woupio ++ National Honor Society Graduated with Honors Alma ® Mater Words by Robert Cormier ‘42 Music by Alphonse Piermarini ‘42 Upon the hill you stand upright Against the storm of time and tide. Your glory is our guiding light; Your nobleness our pride. We raise our voices now in song And send your praise across the sky. You served us faithfully and long; Your spirit shall not die. CHORUS Hail, O Alma Mater, hail to you, Your noble heart, forever proud and true. And though the years are dark and long, This will be our song forever more. The trust you gave us we shall not forget, For faith can never know regret. The star of truth, the symbol of our youth, We praise you, Leominster High. SCHOOL COLORS: Blue and White CLASS MOTTO: “‘l feel and seek the light | cannot see’’ CLASS MARSHALS Holly Ann Watts Thomas J. Alord CLASS OFFICERS Président .t..5ige.. cee etic eee Brian Charles McCarthy Vice-President €y ates aieemeue + oon Michael Anthony Culley secretory: 4 gee ee reenter ie ae Patricia Ellen Reed Tregsuren( $2 Se seem 08 ee oe Michael Stephen Scaramuzzi - CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Elfriede M. Cavanagh Mr. Carleton K. Finch Ef H tg sof +