Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1970 volume:

THE MAGNET 1970 Volume Sixty-Six Leominster High School Leominster, Massachusetts Advisors Mrs. Deborah Damon Mrs. Giovanna Moynihan Co-Editors Arthur DiGeronimo Deborah Yule Business Managers John Bernard Patricia Mann ONCE YOU WE — FOREWORD — upon a time ... or maybe twice .. . there was a paradise called Leominster. Here, stood an institution called Leominster High School. The principal, natural resources of L.H.S. were—and still are—knowledge ... laughter .. .fun . . . and people. will not find L.H.S. by looking for it. It's a place that must be ex- perienced. Should you hear the pleasing strains of dedicated teachers, curious students, and occasional shouts of laughter, then you can assume you are approaching the neighborhood of Esrabee the class of 1970, the 100th graduating class of L.H.S., have ex- ° perienced this paradise for the past three years of our lives. Now, about to embark on a new life, we sadly, but triumphantly, chart our last voyage through L.H.S. in our yellow submarine (which occasionally happens to change colors). Led by our captains (class officers), we will observe the many seas of L.H.S. for the last time, through the portholes of our faithtul submarine. ... All full ahead! CHARTER OF SEAS SEA OF FACULTY CURRICULUM .............. 12 BMRB SEINIORS. 00:2. ... 52... eee cece cence een s 42 SEA OF ORGANIZATIONS........................ 84 DEABORESHUDENT LIFE... .................. cee. 108 SIEG (Ole STi 05d O55 es ea 132 SEA OF ADVERTISEMENTS........................ 162 DEDICATION I'd like to be the sort of friend that you have been to me; I'd like to be the help that you've been always glad to be; I'd like to mean as much to you each minute of the day As you have been, old friend of mine, to me along the way. I'd like to do the big things and the splendid things for you, To brush the gray from out your skies an d leave them only blue; I'd like to say the kindly things that | so oft have heard, And feel that | could rouse your soul the way that mine you've stirred. It there are two people to whom the class of 1970 will forever be indebted, they are Miss Pauline Ciccone and Mr. Paul Benoit, our class ad- visors. Whenever we, the class as a whole, or any per- son needed advice or aid, an attentive ear or helping hand could be found with either of these two people. Through- out our three years at L.H.S., Miss Ciccone and Mr. Benoit have become more than just teachers and class advisors —they have become trusted friends. With fondest memo- ries of the times we have all shared, we the class of 1970, the one hundredth graduating class at L.H.S., dedicate this yearbook to them in appreciation for everything that they have done for us. te . = + atte % we 4 ae ¥ — The essence of friendship is entireness, a total magnanimity and trust. —Emerson PRINCIPAL — ALDRICH V. COUSINS pS] y @ ai V. COUSINS ae — os oper 1969-1970 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE One hundred years ago five proud young women became the first graduating class of Leominster High School. Through the years countless numbers have followed that same path in quest of knowledge. The school location has changed several times. The curriculum has changed to meet the demands of the times. The number graduating each year has continued to grow. One thing does not change and that is our responsibility, our sincere desire to see that you are adequately prepared to face the next challenge after high school. The greatest advances known to man since the beginning of time have been achieved in all areas during the last one hundred years. As your school enters its second century let us hope that we have learned our past lessons well so that we can proceed with wisdom and tolerance. To the members of the class of 1970, the century class, my congratulations and best wishes. VICE PRINCIPAL — JOHN F. JOYCE It is with particular respect and affection that | salute the Class of 1970, the !00th class to be graduated from Leominster High School and the worthy representative of the significant milestone in a long tradition. Two years ago when | was serving as Acting Principal, | learned to respect your integrity, your maturity, your reasoned convictions, and your loyal- ty. You helped so much to make my tenure in the front office a rewarding and happy experience that | am everlastingly gratetul. During your junior and senior years | have ad- mired in you that normal youthtul disclination to conform blindly and passively to tradition, and | have applauded the offsetting dynamic tendency you have had toward constructive change and im- provement based on solid values. Your thinking, your activity have been positive, rooted in good common sense, and appropriately unconventional. Keep on asking questions, helping to find answers, issuing the challenges, generating that enthusiasm that is so characteristic of your Class and your generation. My fondest wishes attend you always wherever the myriad paths of life may lead you. DIRECTOR OF TRADE — EMILE JOHNSON Congratulations: You have spent four busy years here at the Trade High School pursuing your chosen career. Many of you have performed on the highest level. Some have not worked as hard and as diligently as you could have. | sincerely hope that each one of you will ‘'roll up your sleeves'' and give of your best. Industry is looking for energetic young men to advance in this highly techni- cal age in which we are living. Give an honest hour's work so that you may reflect your training to your superiors. Best wishes, Emile S. Johnson Director SCHOOL PERSONNEL Martin L. Moran Superintendent of i : Cee Schools Leominster School Committee Miss C ecile Pickering School Secretary oat ca Miss Janet Ricker Mrs. Mary Jones Mrs. Beverly Cozenza School Secretary School Secretary School Secretary Mrs. Helen Stone School Librarian ad ‘f . 4 aid a © Peed ¢ ‘end seman, settee A Mr. Robert C. Laserte Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Services Mr. George Schroeder Guidance Mr. Earl Gonyea Head Custodian Mrs. Edith Brown Head Dietician Miss E. Lillian Ricker Mrs. Marilyn Mullan Mr. Spencer Lunan SEA OF FACULTY CURRICULUM Through the Sea of Knowledge ... There were teachers ... books ... and endless hours of studying. Frustration ... a beaten path ending nowhere—a blank. Encouragement ... a smile showing approval, a note of praise. Satisfaction ... a day completed, mixing feelings of exhaustion and contentment— .. a sea boundless and measureless.' KAHIL GIBRAN ENGLISH With Mrs. Florence Farwell at the helm, the English Department guided us through essays, discussions, five- minute speeches, selected readings, creative writings and term papers. From them we learned to write our own minds as well as speak them. We met William Shakespeare and his familiar comrades, Hamlet and Henry IV. English class was a productive and pleasurable eddy where we lingered for all too short a time. Mrs. Florence Farwell—Dept. Head College English III, IV Mrs. Geraldine Rheault College English II Mrs. Ruth Rooney Business English II Mr. Peter Lanza College English || General English II Public Speaking Mr. George Peck—Business English II, IV General English IV DEPARTMENT gine Winds WY Mrs. Ellen Cleaves College English III Mrs. Lois Johnson—College English IV A. P. English IV Mrs. Nancy Weeks Mr. Harry Mitchell College English II, III General English III, IV FOREIGN World-wide voyages sponsored by Mr. Eugene Rheault | and captained by the teachers of the foreign language de- partment were offered to the students of L. H. S. Diverse programs offered stays in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and even a venture through the time machine to Ancient Rome. Conversation was the basic purpose for most of these tours and reading, writing, and a ‘feel of the cul- ture'’ were the other benefits. Tickets to return were re- quested by most students. Mr. Eugene Rheault—Dept. Head French Ill, lV, V Miss Claire Bisol—ltalian |, || French | Mrs. Elfriede Cavanagh—German |, II, III LANGUAGES Miss Anna Forte Spanish | WHAT did you say? 17 SCIENCE With Mr. Michael Cavanagh setting the course, we discov- ered the elements of wind and water. We experimented with the forces of nature and the laws of man. Test tubes and Bunsen burners helped us with mixing our potions. Set adrift on unknown waters, we would remember fondly our hours spent in science class when the elements of earth and sky would voyage with us again. Mr. Michael Cavanagh—Dept. Head, Chemistry OPA A RR AH Ne Me RN ii emanate beads aX Mr. Albert Christopher Mr. Walter Wasiuk—Advanced Biology, Biology Biology, Biochemistry, Earth Science 18 DEPARTMENT Mr. Steven Therrien—Chemistry, Physics Mr. Clarence Richards—Chemistry, Descriptive Biology, Earth Science Mr. Albert Navaroli—Descriptive Biology A Biology Study Class .. 19 SOCIAL Through the pages of history books we marched. American heroes and Russian statesmen became familiar to us. We were introduced to the men of the world, and we learned to understand them a little better for all our troubles. In sociology, economics and human re- lations, we prepared ourselves to meet new people on the way— on the way to wherever our yellow submarine might take us. Mr. John Magane—Dept. Head, U.S. History, Economics Miss Margaret lacoboni—Geography Mr. Carl Baker—U.S. History, E conomics, Jr. Class Advisor Mrs. Alice Hemeon U.S. History, Russian History Into the late hours of the night ... 20 SCIENCES Wer poses Mr. Paul Benoit—U.S. History, History of Western Civilization, Sr. Class Advisor Mr. David Williams—U.S. History, Human Relations ’ Mrs. Eleanor L'Ecuyer—Sociology, Human Mr. Gerald Aubuchon—Geography Relations Mr. Roland Worthen U.S. History American Government 21 BUSINESS Taking down notes in shorthand, making the columns balance, typing a manuscript—this is the essenc e of the business department. Here we learned the rules of the business world. With Mrs. Leonard to guide us, we delved into the mysteries of the office and learned what would help us through the sea of business. Mrs. Betty Leonard—Dept. Head, Bookkeeping II, Business Law, Data Processing Mrs. Jane Walsh—Business Math, Mr. Robert Juneau—Business Math, Bookkeeping |, Business Law Bookkeeping | 22 EDUCATION Mrs. Giovanna Moynihan—Personal Typing, Steno |, Typing | and I sce Mrs. Phyllis Johnson—Steno |, Personal Typing, Typing II and Ill Mrs. Marilyn Fava—Business Mrs. John Lufkin—Transcription, Math, Typing | Typing | and Il 23 MATHEMATICS Miss Hartnett led the way. She and her crew confronted us with problems, and proofs, and numbers. Some of the problems will remain a puzzle, proofs won's be altogether logical, and numbers will always fight with each other. But we leave, more knowing, than we came. To find a way from island to island—to set our course on a certain path— we will store away the logic from our math classes to succeed. Miss Helen Hartnett—Dept. Head, Advanced Math, Algebra |, Basic Math Il, Consumer Math aes Miss Mary Addante—Advanced Math, Algebra II, Plane Geometry Miss Jeannette Fougere—Algebra ||, Plane Geometry Do you know the answer, | don't! 24 DEPARTMENT Mr. Carlton Finch—Basic Math |, Consumer Math, Advanced Math Miss Anne O'Connor—Calculus, Plane Geometry Miss Milda Ang—Algebra | and |! Interesting 25 MUSIC DEPARTMENT With Mr. Bisceglia, baton in hand, conducting the classes in music, we learned to play instruments as well as sing in the chorus. He instilled in us a heartfelt appreciation of the sheer poetry of music as well as knowledge from his course in music appreciation. We thank Mr. Bisceglia, for wherever we go, we can sing merrily on our way. Mr. Bisceglia—Band, Chorus, Music Appreciation . practice . and appreciation. 26 PUBLIC SPEAKING In speech class our troupes discovered pantomimes, speeches, and discussions—Demosthenes or Sara Bernhardt? From public speaking would we reach the stage or a podium or television broadcasting? Wherever we might go, the sea wouldn't be so rough that it would smother our voices or disturb our poise. Mrs. Adams and Mr. Lanza guided us through the days on the stage or behind the podium with contidence and grace. Under Mrs. Adams’ instruction ... j A geet CIOL rt EMME ad SS r eel. . public speaking is an EXPERIENCE. 27 a INDUSTRIAL ARTS In industrial arts, technical drawing, as well as carpentry, was introduced to us. We learned the rudiments of the technical world and made practical use of our hands in shop class. Mr. Leonard Johnson Technical Drawing } it, oe Learning to apply one's skills ... —— 7 i f Mr. Frank Worthley Industrial Arts . is an art. 28 ART In room 306 we enjoyed dabbling in oils, charcoals, and water colors. Due to Mr. Pelletier's courses in art, we came to appreciate the beau- ty in everything. In this class we found pleasure in develop- ing our talent—whatever in- clination we had. Whether in Italy to admire the master- pieces of Da Vinci, or France to view a Renoir, we would be able to see the beauty created from another person's thoughts. Mr. Richard Pelletier—Art Creation at the tip of a brush. 29 Mrs. Dorothy Gottsegen Distributive Education DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION In Distributive Education we learned the techniques of retailing and marketing. Already we have worked on our own. It was just a trial run—like a wooden boat with paper sails ferrying on a tiny stream. But we discovered many things on our own as well as in Mrs. Gottsegen's room. She trained us there, and then set us on a course where we could gain valuable practical experience. 30 . .this class brought home many awards in D.E. competition. Miss Mary Louise Cavanaugh—Home Economics Miss Judith Lanza—Home Economics HOME ECONOMICS With Miss Mary Louise Cavanaugh and Miss Judith Lanza directing the classes, the girls, along with a few gifted males, prepared themselves to whip up delicious meals and to create new and exciting fashions. Far from home, intent on our journey, we will always remember the delicious aroma that seeped through the doors of 228. . just the slightest touch of loving care. 32 Mr. Leon Hannigan—Athletic Director PT re Get that ... PHYSICAL Mr. William Hazell—Director of Physical Education Leominster Public Schools—Department Head—L.H.S. EDUCATION The frosty nip of air in fall greeted us early in the morning as we tumbled into the athletic fields. The girls enjoyed field hockey and the boys football. Throughout the year we learned that sound body helped a sound mind to do its best. We would need to be physically fit if we were to succeed on our voyages through the new seas we would discover. Miss Pauline Ciccone—Physical Education Mrs. Patricia Pothier—Physical Phys. Ed. keeps the girls on the ball. Education 33 34 Mrs. Judith Rigopoulos Nurses Aide NURSES AIDE In the Nurses aid course girls from the senior class explored the world of nursing. Both classroom instruction and personal contact with the patients at the Fairlawn Nursing home helped in discovering what nursing is. cwaRTs AUTO MECHANICS At trade, it was mandatory that we learn the anatomy of any vehicle in order to repair it. In auto mechanics, headed by Mr. Hatch, we mastered an understanding of automotive equipment and vehicle parts. From LeMans to Indianapolis, our skills gained will always remain with us. h, | ) j Mr. Wilfred LeBlanc—Auto Body Mr. Clifford Gilbert Auto Mechanics Shop On ¥ Mr. Howard Hatch— Auto Mechanics Related 35 36 Mr. Frank Moryl—Electronics Shop ELECTRONICS The electronics department offers a four year course. Freshmen and sophomores are acquainted with basic electricity and juniors with basic electronics. We, the senior class, studied such topics as industrial electronics, hydraulics, refriger- ation mechanics and the basic circuitry required on computers. Mr. Peter Sobel—Electronics Related Mr. Robert Hemenway—Drafting Shop DRAFTING Besides teaching us the usual basics of technical drawings in the drafting and drafting related courses, Mr. Har- rington and Mr. Hemenway instructed us in the fundamentals and mathematics related to drafting. In the drafting related room, we also experimented with the stress, elasticity and structure of metals. Mr. Robert Harrington—Drafting Related xy MACHINE SHOP This year, the machine shop was the largest division at the trade high school. Freshmen and sophomores acquainted themselves with the fundamentals while the juniors, seniors and post-graduates learned the advanced machining tech- niques. Also in machine shop, mold making and specialized machinery are studied. In related classes, we were exposed to the math, science, blueprint reading and mechanical drawing necessary to become competent tradesmen. ms 3 Rua; ee BS UY STARRETT THeOK GH TOUR DISTRIBUTOR : a ee ew Mr. Robert Archibald— Machine Shop Related Mr. Algidio Membrino—Machine Shop 38 CARPENTRY The carpentry department, supervised by Mr. Mooney and Mr. Burton, taught freshmen and sophomores the basic principles of this trade. In junior and senior years, we put these principles to practical use while building a model home. Academic classes related to carpentry were con- ducted by Mr. Geary in his print reading and architectural classes. Mr. James Geary— Carpentr Related ; Mr. Harold Mooney—Home Construction ACADEMIC WEEK During alternating weeks, or academic week, we spent most of our time in the classrooms. Academic week pre- sented us with intensive concentration in mathematics, English, history, and the language arts. While receiving the standard education, we supplemented it further with practical experience in our own particular fields. ” : € f ’ of ee FASTA thors ee © a; bd ut: an ie | avs ‘ , mere 4 ANTARCTIC S Mr. Richard Mailloux Mr. Charles Valera English Mathematics History English 40 Civics TRADE AT WORK ets eae ae ere me 1c 4 ia a ae Watch him drop it. q q 3 4 | a i a Don't cut your fingers! 4l 42 SEA OF SENIORS Sea of many faces, ideas, and individuals ... Seniors—all trying to harbor their needs and desires in the port of the future. Thus we enter upon the rough seas of life Finding ourselves a boundless drop in a boundless sea. KAHLIL GIBRAN — a Se BS i = Left to right: Bruce Stokes, President; Jane Boucher, Secretary; Arthur DiGeronimo, Treasurer; Deborah Yule, Vice-President. LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL 70 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Class of 1970—For the past three years, we as a class have worked very closely together. It has been an honor working with you and representing the |00th graduating class. | would sincerely like to thank all of you for giving me the opportunity to serve as your class president. | want to congratulate you on your ''willingness'’ to be involved, your determination, and the creativity you have shown me for three years. If we continue to be involved in society as we have been at Leominster High School, the future of our nation and mankind can only be one of peace and happiness . nAwmAmMA- -7TNO Left to right: Warren F. Scherer, President; Daniel Sherman, Vice-President; Edward Consalvo, Treasurer; Jerome Currier, Sec- retary. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Seniors—You have reached the first important achievement of your life. Your high school diploma is the key that opens the giant door of the future, a door behind which lies a world of opportunity as vast as space itself. Through hard work and self-confidence, you can build your future to fulfill your fondest dreams. It has been an honor for me to have filled the presi- dential seat for the 1970 senior class. | have been proud to be a part of this progressive trade high school and would like to thank the principal, Mr. Emile Johnson, and the faculty for their untiring efforts. LEOMINSTER TRADE HIGH SCHOOL 70 CLASS OFFICERS i —_— = — — = = —— = — = a = = = — lh | TTT 45 Stephen P. Aalto Lynne E. Albridge Susan M. Allain Yvon Allain Cynthia L. Anderson Gail K. Anderson and Carter unite to the class of 1970 Susan J. Anderson Gary Andries Linda M. Andries 46 Joseph D. Antocci Brenda G. Arbo Romeo Arsenault Susan F. Avery Carol A. Barassi Donald J. Baril Kathleen A. Barnett Gary Basque Lynn Bassett 47 William G. Bateman Patricia Beaudet ISH SF; pnSass i ; ff i Kim Beaudoin Jennifer Bechtol Patricia Beland Deanne Bellefeuille Bonnie L. Belliveau Linda L. Benoit William R. Berger Il 48 Shirley Bergeron John J. Bernard Claire J. Bessette Randy L. Bigelow David R. Bilodeau Paulette Bilideau Walter Bishop Joseph Anthony Bisol Mona Blanchette 149 50 Susan Marie Bouvier Roberta M. Boyden Stephanie Brenner Dana S. Blood Karen Christine Boothman Daniel Bouchard David Boucher Jane Rose Boucher Anna Maria Bourgeois Rita Josephine Brettschneider Carol Anne Brideau Patricia Ann Broderick j Edward Brow Michael Brown James Buckley Jr. Farewell to Mr. Bird Max M. Burnett, Jr. Ruth Burpee Andrea Butcher 5| Joseph Cardone Thomas Alfred Carter Rosalind Chillemi 52 Mary L. Caffoni David Caldwell Thomas Camire Nancy M. Camardella Ann Marie Campobasso Randall Carbone Louis Christoforo Leonard Coakley Dennis Collette Ronald Collette Thomas Connolly Edward Consalvo Remember the bomb scare? Joyce C. Contois Mary Jane Corkum Marilou Corliss 53 Deborah K. Cormier James B. Cormier Robert A. Cornetta Eric S$. Corzine Joseph F. Cosenza Brian Cote David Cote Barbara Jean Crawley Patricia M. Croteau 54 Nancy Crowley Patricia Curran Jerome Currier Sandra DeCarolis Joseph A. DelBove Judith A. Demers Class advisors are chosen — how lucky can one class be? Paul Desilets Arthur Di Geronimo Teresa DiLillo 55 PP esi ¢ 8 Paul Dion Dian DiRusso Andre Doiron Denise Doiron Robert D'Onfro William D'Onfro Bonnie Doucette Michele Drew 56 Judith Drury Kevin Duchesneau Robert Dufresne Henry F. Duplease Gregory D. Erdmann Mark Farber A new precedent — register to vote for class officers John Fiandaca David S. Finkelstein Kathleen L. Firmani 57 Richard W. Fischer Warren Fisher Stephen M. Florio Marie Fluet Deirdre Flynn David A. Fontaine The Junior Class journeys to Bishop Gibbons to support our team Robert M. Fontaine Ronald J. Forest Deborah C. Forster 58 Michael Fortin Debra J. Fournier Peter M. Franciosi John J. Fratturelli Thomas M. Fratturelli Jessica L. Fuhrman The Student Council turns the school blue and white for Thanksgiving John P. Gabrieli Christopher J. Gagne Cheryl L. Gagnon 59 Stephen Galletta Nancy A. Gallotto Sally J. Gardner Diane Gaskins Mark S. Gauthier Vernon D. Gelinas Wayne Gelinas Joseph Gentile Christine R. Gettens 60 Larry P. Gianakis Susan J. Gillis David Gillman Mary-Jo Giorgi Donna Girard Gail M. Glasheen Katherine Goodwin Dorothy A. Gordon Kenneth Goss 6l Wendy S. Gottesman Cynthia A. Green Patrick Griffin Edward Gronroos Peter Gronroos Vera Gutmans Claude J. Hachey Cheryl Martha Hamilton Gale M. Hanson 62 Patricia M. Hare Donald W. Harvie Gayle A. Hathaway Kevin Haverty Gerald Hayward Michael F. Hebert David L. Hitov Mark W. Holland Albert E. Houde Jr. 63 Harry R. Howe Marsha E. lacoboni Lena J. Jackart Michael W. Jacobs Joseph C. Jancaitis Mary Jane Kendall Douglas H. King Donald A. Kirby Nancy O. Koski Lynne E. Krock Darlene M. Kurasowicz Pamela A. LaFleur Paula LaFrance Joan A. Lagace Mary R. Lagoy Robert J. Lamothe Barbara J. Lampi Judith A. Lamsa 65 Bonnie J. Lane Clement M. Lanza Mary E. Lanza Lucille M. LaPierre Emile LaPointe Sharon M. Lattanzio Kenneth Lavoie Marlene M. Lavoie Daniel J. Lawler 66 Lynne A. Leahey Bertha LeBlanc Jeanette LeBlanc Cynthia Legendre Emery Leger Robert Lemoine _Janie’s nursery — the William S. Lemoine Seth A. Leonard Karen D. Levine 67 Paul S. Lieneck Dennis Lozier Richard B. Lystila Steven Lyonnais Donna Lee Macdonald Raymond W. MacGregor Kathleen M. Maffei Michelle A. Maffeo Stephen F. E. Maggio 68 Stephen A. Mahoney Roger R. Mailloux Cheryl Malo Corinne M. Mandozzi Dorothy G. Mankiewicz Patricia A. Mann Michael C. Marcoux Robert J. Marcoux Angela Marie Marrama 69 Alan T. McCulloch Kathryn McDermott Lawrence McGee 70 Lawrence Marshall Daniel G. Maxfield David A. Maxfield Jean E. Maxim Joan E. McCaffrey Rita Ann McCaffrey Linda Mella Ann Mercik Ernest Merritt Robert L. Metivier Lindalee M. Michel Glen Miller Dennis W. Mills EWAN John F. Moore Michael Moore 7I 72 Herbert Nelson James Nicholson Angela Novelli Nancy Moore Robert Joseph Moore Mary A. Moran Debra J. Mullan Ivy Nathan Richard Nelinson Michael Nutting Thomas Nutting Toni Oliver Jeanne Olivier Margaret O'Mealey Gloria Oprea A school newspaper is organized — ‘‘The Blue Wail’’ Karen Ovaska Alexa Pacelli Ronald Pandiscio 73 A. James Paradis Kevin Paradis Steven Penansky Christine Piano Donald Pierce Carol Piermarini Cheryle Pitts Douglass Poirier Morris Powers 74 Carolyn Prince Nancy Proietti John Przybyszewski Dian Pulsinelli Pamela Racine Thomas Raher Elizabeth Reed urt Timothy Reynolds Mary Ann Reynolds 75 Jacqueline R. Ricchezza Gilles Richard Phyllis Richard Karen Richards Faith Richardson Bette Ricker Another Leon Robbins Susan Roger Marsha Rome 76 Raymond Rotti Denise Rousseau Gary Russell Vincent Russo Judith Rutter Diane St. Jean Nov. — Seniors are Helen St. Yves Donald Salafia Martin Salvatore ad Cheryl A. Sambito Michael Sardelis Patricia Saucier W. Fredrick Scherer Paul Schertell et kd Antonina Sciabarassi Michael Sciabarassi Brian Silberberg David Simard 78 Larry Smith Sharon Souther Peter Spacciapoli Linda Spadafore Nancy Spadafore Sharon Spreyne Teresa Stagliano Bruce Stokes Nancy Tarra 79 Allan Tata Cynthia Tata Sharon Tata Joyce Tellier Lawrence Tessier Richard Thibault Tom Raher and Sue Avery are best actor and actress Donna Thibodeau Maureen Tisdale Joseph Tocci 80 Linda Tocci Maria Tocci Michael Tocci Jeffrey Turbide Ann Vaillette Maria Valente Kathy Valera Dean Yalliere Nancy Elaine Valois, 8l 82 Peter Weis Nancy Weitzner Nancy L. Welch Joyce M. Viau Norman Dennis Vincent Anise E. Youtour Sharon L. Wade Michael R. Wallace Marcia L. Walthall Bernaert F. Welvaert Cynthia A. White Judson C. Whittington Edward Wilkinson Lynne Marie Wilson Pamela Wilson memories Kathleen A. Young Deborah J. Yule 83 SEA OF ORGANIZATIONS Through the Sea of Organizations .. We took an excursion away from the daily class routine. In the joviality and seriousness of club activity, We found pleasure in the company of our classmates, sharing and enjoying our pleasures ... the giving and receiving of pleasures is aneed and an ecstasy.’ KAHLIL GIBRAN aN 86 MAGNET EDITORIAL STAFF ADVISOR: Mrs. Deborah Damon CO-EDITORS: Arthur DiGeronimo, Deborah Yule SECRETARY: Joan McCaffrey Mary Moran, Douglass Poirier, Michael Wallace - Ean - , iz; a JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Gary Arsenault VICE PRESIDENT: Nancy Marini SECRETARY: Lee Pothier TREASURER: Susan Kielty CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Carl Baker, Mrs. Patricia Pothier 04, STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT: Kenneth Goss VICE PRESIDENT: Kevin Haverty SECRETARY: Anna Bourgeois TREASURER: Nancy Marini MEMBERS: Gary Arsenault, Patrick Cefalo, Ralph Ciccolini, William DiLillo, Gilbert Donatelly, Lynne Krock, Lee Pothier, Adele Simard, Bruce Stokes, John Tata. ADVISOR: Mr. John Joyce MAGNET BUSINESS STAFF ADVISOR: Mrs. Giovanna Moynihan BUSINESS MANAGERS: John Bernard, Patricia Mann MEMBERS: Joseph Antocci, Patricia Beaudet, Paulette Bilodeau, Kathy Crowley, Jim Despo, Carla DiRusso, David Gillman, Patrick tHanno, Mary Jane Kendall , Darlene Kura- sowicz, Seth Leonard, Helen St. Yves, Bruce Stokes, Maria Valente, Dean Valliere. L.H.S. CHEERLEADERS SOPHOMORE ADVISOR: Miss Rosalyn Hemingway CLASS OFFICERS CAPTAIN: Cheryle Pitts Paula Allen, Susan Bouvier, Kathy Crowley, Carla DiRusso, Chris Gettens, Susan Kielty, Jeanne Olivier, Karen Richards, Diane PRESIDENT: John Tata eccizell VICE PRESIDENT: Nancy Gettens SECRETARY: Gail Boucher TREASURER: Donald Nelison CLASS ADVISORS: Mrs. Judith Rigopoulos, Mr. Richard Pelletier 87 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Ed Caporello, Pamela Eagen, Mark Godin, Greg Jacobs, Joan Lavigne, Kathleen Mettelvile, Steven Nessi, David Novick, Stuart Piermarini, Karen Stebbins, Barbara Zomlefer, John Crowley. SENIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Susan Avery, Shirley Bergeron, Walter Bishop, Donald DiGeronimo, Susan Gillis, Darlene Kurasowicz, Robert Marcoux, Joan McCaffrey, Jeanne Olivier, Bette Ricker, Donna Thibodeau, Ann Vaillette, Nancy Valois. 88 JUNIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Paula Allen, Debbie Cannavino, Kathleen Gerry, Debra Jacques, Fred Lussier, John Korby, Kim Lauer, Kathy Mullahy, James Poppel, Dian Scorzelli, Elizabeth Wilkins. ARCHEOLOGY CLUB ADVISOR: Mrs. Alice Hemeon MEMBERS: President—Merritt Almy, Jessica Steven Largey, Secretary—Debra Lucier, Vice President—Mike Morley, Treas- urer—Eugene Regan, James Simmons, Thomas Smith. s a . a . . . . . . ’ . 7 7] 7 H i Bourgeois, Michael errr rere Hebert, ART CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. Richard Pelletier MEMBERS: Sally Beaulieu, President—Max Burnett, Susan Cote, Dian DiRusso, Sec-Treas—Michelle Drew, Mava Flowers, Paula Flanagan, Pam Gagne, Danny Gaudreau, Rhoda Gordon, Patrice Lanagan, Mary Lanza, Lynne Leahey, Norma Lucier, Michelle Maffio, V. President—Steve Maggio, Ivy Nathan, James Paradis, Cheryle Pitts, Susan Rogers, Frank Scopelliti, Nancy Tarra, Cyndie Tata, Elizabeth Strang. CAMERA CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. Carl Baker MEMBERS: Rick Augat, Gigi Beaulieu, Lynn Bigelow, Marcus Brauer, Steve Brousseau, Christine Buskey, Ann Collins, Donna Dural, Maureen Finn, Debra Fournier, Kathy Gerry, Rod Given, Holly Hasse, Richard Kilcone, Martha Lagoy, Faith Linskey, Bob Marren, Frank Mazzarella, Alan Macdonald, Rise Morrani, Kathy Neal, John Pelletier, Denise Peltola, Cindy Pirro. 89 CHESS CLUB ADVISOR: Miss Margaret lacaboni MEMBERS: Martha Anderson, Derry Arbo, Michael Barbone, William Bashaw, James Bowser, Gerald Cauley, Daniel Caverly, Sec-Treas—John Corby, Richard Cote, John Cum- mings, Dominic DeCiantes, Douglass Kenneth, Michael Duchesneau, Gary Dunner, John Duplease, Vice Pres—Gary Fortin, Albert Gingras, Robert Goldwin, Roger Gronrons, Christian Hazard, James Hinds, David Levine, Suzanne Levy, John Love, Alfred Lussier, Rocco Marino, James Max- field, Stephen Mazzola, Robert McAllister, Timothy Miller, Stephen Morrel, David Novick, Stephen Padavano, Steven Palermo, Mark Pollastri, Gary Richardson, Paul Roger, Statistician—Stephen Schartz, Pres—Brian Silberberg, Stuart Sojcher, Edward Tedford. CORRESPONDENCE CLUB ADVISOR: Miss Milda Ang. MEMBERS: Treasurer—Mariann Confrey, Secretary—Mary Going, Re- becca Hallett, William Faley, President—Emile LaPointe, Kathy Mc- Cormack. 90 DANCE BAND ADVISOR: Mr. Egidio Bisceglia. MEMBERS: Edward Caporello, Dennis Collette, Andrew Cousins, Sec- retary—John Fratturelli, Richard Gabrielli, President—Donald Kirby, Stephen Lagrace, Richard LaChance, Jeffrey Lapworth, David Lolli, Treasurer— Paul O'Bara, Vice President—Stephen Penansky, Kevin Sabourin, Ralph Scipione, Bruce Valliere. DECA ADVISOR: Mrs. Dorothy Gottsegan. MEMBERS: Gail Anderson, Valeri Amico, Ellen Arsenault, Raymond Benoit, Bernard Cann, Mary Caffoni, Nancy Camardella, Mary Jane Corkum, Darlene Cormier, Cynthia England, Chris Gagne, President— Sally Gardner, Betsy Hazard, Pamela Imprescia, Reporter—Barbara Lampi, Secretary—Lucille LaPierre, Sheilah Lister, William Luck, Dorothy Mankiewicz, Dennis Mills, Ronald Pandiscio, Kevin Paradis, Rebecca Parechanian, Darlene Patti, Warren Preville, Michelle Rheault, Phyllis Richard, Cheryl Sambito, Helen Skehan, Nancy Spadofore, Vice President—Bruce Stokes, Treasurer—Donna Thibodeau, Donna St. Jean, Maureen Tisdale, Linda Tocci, Maria Tocci, Theresa Tourigny. DRAMA CLUB ADVISOR: Mrs. Elsie Adams. MEMBERS: Treasurer—Bonnie Belliveau, Donna Benoit, Kathy Bisceglia, Steve Bishop, Maryann Blanchette, Jane Boucher, Shirley “Buchanan, Ann Marie Campobasso, Nancy Champagne, Mike Dean, Lisa Derby, Cindy Fan- tozzi, Beatrice Friedman, Susan Gillis, Patricia Gray, Pat Healy, Brenda Houde, Leslie Johnson, Patti Killelea, Cynthia Legendre, Vice President—Barry Lew, Karen Maguire, Kathleen Mullahy, Donald Nelison, Pres- ident—Richard Nelinson, Deborah Pirro, Debra Pitts, Debbie Plant, James Poppel, Bettyann Proctor, Jean Ritzo, Secretary—Marsha Rome, Denise Rousseau, Audie Rubio, Dianne St. Jean, Jean Salvatore, Nina Sciaba- rassi, Linda Spadafore, Karen Stebbins, Nancy Valois, Kathy Walker, Nancy Weitzner. FILM PRODUCTION CLUB ADVISOR: Mrs. Lois Johnson. MEMBERS: Sue Avery, Gail Boucher, John Ciccolini, David Cole, Martha Crawford, Christine DiNardo, Richard Enman, Vice-Pres. in charge of films—David Finkelstein, Secretary—Jessica Fuhrman, Treasurer—Wendy Gottesman, Vice-Pres. in charge of equipment— Dennis Lauricellia) David Levine, Paula Lieberman, Michael Longo, President—Larry Marshall, Beth McDonald, Thomas O'Malley, Eugene Morand, David Picard, Donna Riccuti, Marc Tonkin, Kathy Tibert, Michael Wallace, Myrna Swartz. 91 FOLK CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. Peter Lanza. Martin Piermarini, President; Kurt Reynolds, Vice-President; Anthony DelleChaie, Secretary-Treasurer. —eenaeeenneinemmasinninntin een onsen necmerenyoanseremerrenneruansennt ines : ry ; ae FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FUTURE NURSES CLUB ADVISOR: Mrs. Marilyn Mullan. CLUB Kathleen Young, President; Shirley Bergerson, Vice President; Roberta Boyden, Secretary; Judith Lamsa, Treasurer. ADVISOR: Miss Mary Louise Cavanaugh. MEMBERS: President—Linda Andries, Carol Bilodeau, Mary Bergman, Norma Cormier, Vice President—Pat Croteau, Sharon Delle Chiaie, Lori Gallant, Joyce Girard, Lucie Lachance, Angela Lanza, Carmen Lachance, Juanita Lee, Secretary—Donna Macdonald, Treasurer—Kathy Maffieo, Ann Martineau, Linda Mella, Ann Mercik, Michelle Morin, Theresa Regan, Linda Remy, Sharon Wade, Cynthia Wheeler. _—_ 99 ad ee . @ . «® ene eS Sa PR sie . ol 8 aeons: asia 2 Sr oo © eee eo ee Beret 2 cea o ee oem = FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB Jean Maxim, President; Bonnie Lane, Vice-President: Debbie Jacques, Secretary; Angela Marrama, Treasurer. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB G.A.A. ADVISOR: Mrs. Ellen Cleaves Kathleen Barnett, President; MaryJo Giorgi, Vice-President; Rosalie Bourge Secretary; Linda Daigle, Treasurer; Kathy Daigle, Treasurer; Kathy Valera, Prince, Secretary; MaryJo Giorgi, Treasurer; Lynne Krock, Publici- Publicity Chairman; Judith Demers, Program Chairman; Patricia Curran, Book- ty; Debbie Mullan and Sue Avery, Senior Representatives; Cindi ADVISORS: Mrs. Patricia Pothier and Miss Pauline Ciccone. Anna Bougeois, President; Kae Barnett, Vice-President; Carolyn store Chairman. Cleaves and Rosalie Bougeois, Junior Representatives. GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB ADVISORS: Mrs. Patricia Pothier and Miss Pauline Ciccone. Lynn Bassett, Senior Representative; Lucinda Cleaves, Junior Rep- resentative; Kathy Kielty, Sophomore Representative. GIRLS STUDENT LEADERS MEMBERS: Sue Allain, Sue Anderson, Anna Bourgeois, Gail Glasheen, Debbie Mullan, Toni Oliver, Chris Piano, Bette Ricker, Nancy Valois, Nancy Welch, Kathy Young. OA GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS ASSISIANTS: Valerie Amico, John Bernard, Joseph Bisol, Patricia Brode- rick, Sandra DeCarolis, Paul Desilets, Kathleen Firmani, Jessica Fuhrman, Patricia Gray, Donald Gross, Charles Kimball, Michelle Maffeo, Mary Moran, Jeanne Olivier. GYMNASTIC CLUB FOR BOYS ADVISOR: Mr. William Hazell. MEMBERS: Dan Albert, Peter Arbo, Walter Bishop, Bob Caisse, Lance Comeau, Leonard Coakley, Louis Christoforo, Ken Consalvo, David Curran, Bill Crawford, Paul Desilets, David Dinsmore, Noble Falk, Phil Farinelli, John Fiandaca, Robert Fluet, Rob Gale, Greg Jacobs, Michael Jacobs, Ralph Johnson, John LaStella, Eric Leger, Roland Leger, Ed Letarte, John Marino, Steve McHugh, Michael Marcoux, Frank Morrell, James Muse, Bruce Piermarini, Dan Raher, Ray Richard. HANDICRAFT CLUB ADVISOR: Miss Anna Forte. MEMBERS: Abbey Braune, Stephanie Brenner, Susan Cerier, Shirley Champagne, Angela Chiellino, Linda Day, President—Teresa DiLillo, Susan Forest, Rep- resentative—Pamela Ippolito, Laurie Lambert, Grace Latowe, Vice President— Kathy Mullaney, Patty Normandin, Jane Piper, Holly Schutt, Wendy Stead, Secretary—Joyce Tellier, Marie Valeri. INVESTMENT CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. Philip DeCharles. MEMBERS: President—Joseph Bisol, Warren Boyle, Treasurer—Joe Cardone, Tom Carter, Henry Duplease, Donald DiGeronimo, James Lorrien, Herbert Nelson, Robert Roy, Vice President—Mike Sciabarassi, Secre- tary—Dave Sicard. 95 JETS CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. Leonard Johnson Richard Fischer, President; Dana Blood, Vice-President; Joseph Janciatis, Treasurer; Peter Weis, Secretary; Raymond Rotti, Assistant Secretary; Gary Basque, Assistant Treasurer, oA LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL BAND LIBRARY ASSISTANTS LIBRARIAN: Mrs. Helen Stone. ASSISTANTS: Martha Anderson, Sue Avery, Dianne Bellefeuille, Sue Cerier, Cindy Cleaves, Linda Cormier, Eric Corzine, Jim Despo, Peg Firmani, Tom Fratterelli, Beatrice Friedman, Karen Grasso, Cynthia Green, Pat Grillo, Mike Hebert, Linda Held, Paula Lanagan, Susan Lemeiux, Carol Malo, Sue McCumber, Maura Muir, Lee Pothier, Karen Richards, Sarah Saunders, Sharon Wade, Beth Wilkins. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ADVISOR: Mr. Carlton Finch. Larry Marshall, President; Joan McCaffrey, Vice President; Louis Christoforo, Secretary; Mary Moran, Treasurer. NURSES AIDE CLUB ADVISOR: Mrs. Judith Rigopoulos. Bertha LeBlanc, President; Katherine Goodwin, Vice Pres- ident; Brenda Meattey, Secretary; Maureen Malone, Treas- urer. NEWSPAPER STAFF ADVISOR: Mr. Clarence Richard. Bob Lamothe, Editor in Chief; Mike Brown, Managing Editor; Jean Ritzo, News Editor; Jennifer Bechtol, Feature Editor; Tom Raher and Jessica Fuhrman, Sports Editors; Mike Wallace, Literary Editor; Bob Fontaine, Photography Editor; John Gabrielli, Art Editor; Doug King, Editorial Board; Linda Benoit, Patty Mann, Lena Jackhart, Lynne Bassett, Sandy Lapointe, Copy Desk. 97 NURSES ASSISTANTS NURSE: Mrs. Marilyn Mullan. ASSISTANTS: Chris Gettens, Gail Glasheen, Joan McCaffrey, Debbie Mullan, Patti Picucci, Betty Powers, Judy Rutter. d 8 8 8 � 3 8 PEP CLUB ADVISORS: Miss Jeannette Fougere and Mr. David Williams. John Bernard and Teresa DiLillo, Senior Representatives: Jody Papia and Patti Picucci, Junior Representatives; Gail Boucher and Mary Pelacchio, Sophomore Representatives. 98 PRESS CLUB ADVISOR: Mrs. Ruth Rooney. MEMBERS: Robert Garner, Pat Gormley, Patricia Hare, Karen Lanza, Sharon Lattanzio, Timothy Tierney. SCIENCE CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. Steven Therrien. MEMBERS: Stephen Aalto, Robert Bustin, Robert Clinton, Judalyn Dacosta, Anthony Failla, Georgia Gianakis, Debbie Goodell, John Gordon, Donna Kemp, Brian Landgraf, Dennis Lawson, John Lieneck, John Moore, Don Nelison, Steven Pierce, George Rannila, William Schultz, Donald Tata, David Wallace, Wendy Zomlefer. SKI CLUB SPEECH THERAPY CLUB VISOR: Mr. Michael C h. ADVISOR: Mr. Harry Mitchell. coe SP veges) Bi ncchee: Vice President; Lee MEMBERS: Jamie Boucher, Karen Comiskey, Margaret Flanagan, Jane Greeno, Pothier Secretary: Kathy Gerry, Treasurer. Alanda Hawkins, Patricia Healy, Deborah Hebert, Linda Held, Judy Herold, Patricia . Meahy. 99 STAMP CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. George Peck. MEMBERS: Secretary—Paul Bellefeuille, President— Judy Drury, Vice President—Lindalee Michel, Treas- urer—Gary West. TWELVE TAILORS CLUB ADVISOR: Miss Lanza. MEMBERS: James Buckley, Robert Cornetta, Joe Delbove, Steve Delle Chiaie, Peter Fischer, James Giadone, Ray MacGregor, Vice President—Stephen Mahoney, Dan Maxfield, Robert Metivier, Peter Spacciapoli, President—Alan Tata, Michael Tocci. 100 VARSITY CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. Leon Hannigan. MEMBERS: Kenneth Albridge, Michael Antonucci, William Augat, William Bashaw, Jack Biery, Joseph Bisol, James Buckley, Michael Caisse, David Campbell, Dan Caverly, Joseph Cosenza, William DeGregorio, William DeLillo, James DePasquale, Gilbert Donatelly, Noble Falk, Gary Farhat, John Fiandaca, Thomas Fratturelli, James Giadone, Don Gillis, Kenneth Goss, James Goldman, Kevin Haverty, William Hawk, Alan Krecek, Robert Lamothe, Dennis Lauricella, Barnie Landry, Edward Letarte, David Lolli, Dennis Lozier, Ray MacGregor, Steven Mahoney, Robert Marcoux, Daniel Maxfield, Robert Metivier, Frank Morrell, Morris Powers, Jerry Ricci, Vincent Russo, Lee Robbins, Stuart Sojcher, Peter Spacciapoli, Alan Tata. Mh i AUTOMOTIVE CLUB Mr. Howard Hatch, Advisor; Bryan Richard, Secretary; Edgar Pitre, Treasurer. List of members: Yvon Allain, Thomas Bartlett, Gerard Bergeron, James Bodanza, Ronald Collett, Marshall Covey, Donald Dantini, David Gray, Ronald Grossi, James Jancaitis, Bruce LeBlanc, Gary Lusco, Gerald Maillet, William Mathieu, Robert Meattey, Glenn Miller, Wayne Nicol, Armand Poirier, John Roland. : ® 1 AT ot | ss CAMERA CLUB Mr. Robert Hemenway, Advisor; Richard Leahey, President; Stephen Brooks, Sec.-Treas. List of Members: Andre Balthazar, Dennis Beauvais, Stephen Booth, Thomas Camire, Gary Cheries, David Cobb, Steven Martel, David Prince. CHESS CLUB Mr. Richard Mailloux, Advisor; Kenneth Layoie, President; Peter Gronroos, Vice-Pres.; Donald Anctil, Secretary; Andre Doiron, Treasurer. List of members: Wayne Auger, Robert Barrett, Barry Bickford, Paull Dignard, John Ducharme, Robert Duncan, Joseph Dupont, Arthur Dupuis, Mark Evans, Stephen Farinelli, Michael Fortin, Donald Grenier, Edward Gronroos, Eugene Jarvi, Paul Laviolette, Robert LeBlanc, Raymond Lefebvre, Arthur Marcoux, Robert Masiello, Earl Mazerolle, Clifford Maurand, Stephen Méattey, Robert Melanson, Jeffrey Person, Francis Richard, Ronald Spinelli, Stephen Tinker, Robert Voedisch, Bruce Weeks. FISHING CLUB Mr. James Geary, Advisor; Gregory Dupuis, President; Mark Bisol, Sec.-Treas. List of members: Romeo Arsenault, Wayne Bauer, Joseph Bourgeois; Michael Burdett, John Clune, Donald Coucette, John David, Roland DeVarney, Kevin Gamache, William Goodwin, Alfred Judson, Mark LaFleur, Dennis Lagare, David Legault, Albert Rajala, John Thomas, Lawrence Vaillette, John Williams. 104 GOLF CLUB Mr. Robert Harrington, Advisor; Andrew Marrama, President; Steven Lyonnais, Vice-Pres.; Barry Graton, Treasurer; Mark Marquis, Secretary. List of members: Mark Coleman, James Lisciotti, Philip Napoli, Gerard Preville, Martin Salvatore, Paul Schertell. “268-9500 on, MURARAGLTY MOTOR (ONT AEADCEAMTERS =is es a =H: GYM AND WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB Mr. Spencer Lunan, Advisor; William Boudreau and Raymond Auger, President; Norman Membrino, Secretary. List of members: Gary Amistadi, Paul Arsenault, James Bartlett, Rodney Bergeron, Michael Blomiley, Raymond Bourgeois, Martin Burnett, John Clune, Gary Felty, William Hemingway, Stanley LaBrake, Robert Marcello, James Piper, Richard Prince, Michael Proietti, George Thibeault. 105 INTERACT CLUB Emile Johnson, Advisor; Kevin Duchesneau, President; Warren Scherer, Vice-Pres.; Patrick Griffin, Treasurer; Jerome Currier, Secretary; Daniel Sherman, Senior Director. List of members: Earnest Allain, Vincent Apollonio, Steven Beaudoin, Carol Bilodeau, Ruth Burpee, Ronald Butler, Edward Consalvo, Linda Cormier, Linda Cowger, George Gallant, Kenneth LeBlanc, Lawrence McGee, Andrew Navarolli, James Pierce, Arnold Radicioni, Dennis Rainville, Giles Richard, Rudolphe Richard, Gary Ryan, Walter Taratuta. RADIO CLUB Mr. Peter Sobel, Advisor; Anthony Lanza, President; David Constant, Vice-Pres.; Berardino DeCarolis, Secretary; Alan Cormier, Treas- urer. List of members: Martin Bidle- man, Jean Bigeau, Emile Boudreau, Bruce Colecchi, Todd Converse, John Crochetiere, Richard Evans, Joseph Gentile, Gerald Hinds, Paul Houle, Jeffrey Hughes, Robert Kirouac, Peter L'Ecuyer, Carl Le- Blanc, Ronald Martino, Kurt Morin, Robert White. eR _ RIFLE CLUB Mr. Algidio Membrino, Advisor; Kenneth Lam- oureaux, President; Reynold Placentino, Treas- urer. List of members: Michael Belanger, Roland Berge- ron, William Butler, John Ducharme,, Donald Glea- son, Richard Hardy, Steven Hickman, Robert Lemoine, Stephen Loiselle, Al Lopez, Raymond Luft, Steven Martel, Alfred Mazerolle, Robert Meattey, Stephen Meattey, Jerry Nadasky, Martin Salvatore, Dannie Wade, Bruce Weeks, Michael Williams. SKI CLUB Mr. Clifford Gilbert, Advisor; Robert Lapointe, President; Stephen Crain, Vice-President; Paul Marquis, Treasurer; Scott Coates, Secretary. List of members: Gary Brady, Kevin Charette, Christopher Crain, Robert Courtemanche, David DiPerri, David Ellis, David Flanagan, Thomas Fortin, Stephen Galletta, Richard Hardy, Michael Lanteigne, David McCaffrey, Thomas Obara, Donald Pires, John Przysyewski, Donald Richard- son, Thomas Rivers, Michael Shanklin, Michael Spadafore. VICA CLUB Mr. Robert Archibald, Advisor; Lin Brady, President; Ronald Farnsworth, Vice-President; Dennis Cowger, Secretary; Roger Gagne, Treasurer; David Lamoureux Reporter. List of members: Gary Fage, Warren Fisher, Gerald Jablonski, Donald Salafia, Kurt Schumann, James Zwicker. 107 SEA OF STUDENT LIFE Through the Sea of Student Life .. The Students of L.H.S. set the pattern of co-curricular life, Integrating social activities with the school curriculum, And arousing student interests in the various seas of life, In the dew of little things, the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. '' KAHLIL GIBRAN 108 FROM 1870... ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO, The first graduation commenced. The school committee awarded six honorary diplomas to the six female graduates: Wilma Estella Farns- worth, Helen Martha Carter, Ella Maria Gates, Laura Smith Merriam, and Ella Francis Wood. The graduation ceremony took place on March 2nd, followed by a public exhibition in which the graduates read aloud their original essays. The proceeds were appropriated for a gift to the school—a terrestial globe, several reference books and classical maps—a_prece- dent for future class gifts. In 1850 the first high school was established —providing secondary education for all capa- The following were teachers at Field High School: Ist Row: Annie 5 9 Y P Conlon, Grade VII; Ernest W. Small, Sub-Master; Anna G. Morse, ble students. In the early “years the enrollment Drawing. 2nd Row: Lucy W. Southwick, Pupil Teacher; Sarah E. totalled 90 students, one headmaster, and Richardson, English Dept.; Wallace E. Mason, Principal; Mrs. Maria z ‘ F. Wheelock, Music. 3rd Row: Lieut. J. C. Smith, Mil. Drill; Edith several student assistants. The school commit- M. Richardson, Greek and History; Helen Houghton, Com'l. Dept.; tee decided upon a curriculum of Natural Sci- Walter E. F. Gehrman, German; Ethel S. Chute, Drawing; Mrs. Caroline . : S. Tupper, Grade IX; Mrs. Lydia M. Fuller, Parehe ences, Language, and English Literature. By 1906 a new high school was built in dedication to James G. Carter. Nine years later overcrowding demanded the separation of the freshman class from the high school body. 110 After their first year at a new high school, the students took on the task of editing their first monthly.—THE MAGNET. It was a small magazine comprised of mostly student literature and school BELLE. ey Girard, the Tailor Columbia Block when in need of Conan Clothing. Repairing. ape laced 93 pe ft cent. of our last year’s graduates in eer saharied | Obr syst ivdividual instruction advances the pupil more quickly and more than the 8s ods, Our graduates go forth competent to fill Do not forget “te calla at -| Fine ‘Statione ry JF. CHAFFIN'S . _ Popular Music” Anything in the Music lin IST Main St., Fitchbu You must come and see us Others have done so and learned | that they get superior photos at lower prices when they visit H.B.GER@MAN | Leominster Fuel | Bes This is an antiquated page of early 20th Century ads. We regretfully admit that we have lost our old patrons ... Both the old and new styles of advertising reveal characteristics peculiar of the times. notes. The subscription back in 1907 was dirt cheap—5O¢! The year 1963 marked the dedicat ion of our newest high school. Today overcrowding is once again pressuring school authorities. Three schools and one hundred years later the class of 1970 is reaching out to meet the challenges of its times. so 6 [KO ULZA0) The editorial staff of the Magnet abolished the Class Ballot this year in an attempt to give recognition to some members of our class who have achieved some outstanding honors. We know that the class of 1970 extends their congratulations to these people for the honors which they have brought to our class and to the school. The following students have been recognized by Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students for outstanding achievement in the areas of academics, activities, athletics, and or community affairs. Bruce Stokes Arthur DiGeronimo Jane Boucher Deborah Yule Mark Farber Lawrence Marshall Mary Moran Louis Ghristoforo Joan McCaffrey Catherine Davis Susan Gillis Donna Macdonald Seth Leonard Debra Mullan Jeanne Olivier Cynthia White Deanne Bellefeuille Nancy Crowley Steven Penansky Douglas Poirier Debra Todd Dean Valliere Lynne Wilson lvy Nathan Michael Brown John Fiandaca Leonard Coakley Jean Maxim Robert Metevier Cheryle Pitts Gayle Hathaway Anna Bourgeois Sally Gardner Christine Gettens Paul Lieneck Wendy Gottesman The following girls accumulated a total of seventy-five points or more based on the final marks for sophomore and junior years A-10, B-6, C-2, D-1. They were, therefore, chosen to be honorary junior members of the Fortnightly Club. There are more girls this year than ever before. Brenda Arbo Susan Avery Deanne Bellefeuille Roberta Boyden Catherine Davis Chery! Gagnon Christine Gettens Susan Gillis Wendy Gottesman Gayle Hathaway Donna Macdonald Patricia Mann Jean Maxim Joan McCaffrey Mary Moran Ivy Nathan Jeanne Olivier Nancy Pucillo Dian Pulsinelli Karen Richards Debra Todd Cynthia White Lynne Wilson Shepherd Awards for best actor and actress in the Senior Play Thomas Raher Susan Avery Lane Award for Outstanding Performance in the Thanks- giving Game Robert Metevier Representative to Good Government Day Bruce Stokes DAR Outstanding Citizen Jane Boucher Harvard Book Award Lawrence Marshall Rensselaer Medal for Proficiency in Math and Science Mark Farber Boys’ State Representatives Lawrence Marshall Louis Christoforo Girls' State Representative Jeanne Olivier Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Cynthia White Co-Ed Representative Joyce Contois National Merit Finalist Michael Divis National Merit Letters of Commendation Mark Farber, Mary Moran, Cynthia White, Joan Mc- Caffrey, Lawrence Marshall, Louis Christoforo, Debra Todd State President of DECA Bruce Stokes Sa 5 leh OS ae it Ra ek Ta 2 CLASSES BEGIN ... And we start on our last voyage through H.S the halls of L ss SE eh oes ee Se aE CE Te Se eee ee ae ee ee ee oe aS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION FASHION The Distributive Education Club of L. H. S. held a fashion show on Friday, November 14, 1969. Fashions shown were from Sears. All students of D. E. were involved SHOW in some way in the presentation. General Chairman was Bruce Stokes. The students sang original song lyrics by Barbara Lampi, Bruce Stokes and Sally Gardner. me ems 3 see sme 9 se ma = ee ® nm ee 114 G.A.A. SOCK HOP The Girl's Athletic Association held their annual Sock Hop on Thursday, November 6, 1969, in the L. H. S. gym. The Sock Hop is traditionally the rally for the Gardner game. Cheryl Pitts and company led the cheering, and a full gym responded vigorously to inspire our team to victory. The Coachmen provided the music for dancing. Chairmen for this event were Bette Ricker and Kathy Gerry. You can stop clapping now, Kevin; they announced your name ten minutes ago. 116 The cheerleaders start the night with a cheer. Ashes, ashes, we all fall down! The Coachmen played—with their shoes on. 118 Just one week after school began the Senior class chose The Corn Is Green for the annual Senior Class Play. They chose to break. with tradition and hold their pro- duction in November instead of May. Practice began al- most immediately for the November 20 and 21 produc- tion. The class earned over five hundred dollars through the efforts of our advisor Mrs. Elsie Adams; Steve Pen- ansky, production manager; Mona Blanchette, who made most of the costumes; and Louis Christoforo, who made the sets. Student directors were Mary-Jo Giorgi and Donna Macdonald. ey Sea BV. 20-21 8:00 DENTS ap ae ee SAE A d : 4 if H H 3 Seminar cS pulbbuseieockaca John Jones Miss Ronberry A groom The Squire Mrs. Watty Bessie Watty Idwal Sarah Miss Moffat Morgan Evans Robbart Ola Tom Glyn Thomas John Owen Will Hughes Cast of Characters Thursday David Hitov Joan McCaffrey Kenneth Goss Seth Leonard Ivy Nathan Jane Boucher Mike Marcoux Marsha Rome Lynne Krock Leonard Coakley Clement Lanza Kevin Haverty John Bernard Walter Bishop Robert Marcoux Friday Arthur DiGeronimo Bonnie Belliveau Kenneth Goss William Bateman Susan Gillis Sandra DeCarolis William Lemoine Ann Vaillette Susan Avery Thomas Raher Michael Wallace Thomas Connolly David Finkelstein Douglass Poirier Robert Marcoux 121 Production Manager Steve Penansky Assistants Pat Hare, Bruce Stokes Student Directors Mary-Jo Giorgi, Donna Macdonald Technical Directors Larry Marshall, Mark Farber Stage Manager Louis Christoforo Assistant Stage Manager Mike Tocci Set Design Chris Piano Properties Clem Lanza, Burke Legere Costumes Mona Blanchette, Sally Gardner Tickets | Mary Moran, Seth Leonard Production Staff for The Corn Is Green Publicity Marcia Walthall, Bob Lamothe, Bob Fontaine Programs Judy Lamsa Prompter Claire Bessette Make-up Gayle Hathaway, Cindy Green Art John Gabrieli, Judy Lamsa Showcase Joe Antocci Usherettes Linda Spadafore, Jean Maxim House Managers Rick Nelinson, Peter Weis Music Research Nancy Crowley 2 ARRAN 123 124 The rally for the Thanksgiving game was held on Wednesday, November 26, 1969. This tremendous rally in- spired our football team to their great 40-18 win over our arch-rivals, Fitch- burg High. Spirit was high on Blue and White Day. The skit provided by the Senior girls in which each Sen- ior member of the team was portrayed was enjoyed by everyone. The boy cheerleaders who are chosen for this game only were another high note of the rally. Blue and White carnations sold by the Future Secretaries Club were seen everywhere. The biggest rally of the school year was a huge SUCCESS. UNOURE 125 CHRISTMAS INVADES L.H.S. THE WRAP-IN On Friday, December 12, 1969, the Senior class held their second annual Wrap-in. Approximately one thousand toys were collected and wrapped by the Seniors. The gifts were then given to the Salvation Army for distribu- tion to needy children in Leominster who might not have had any Christmas other- wise. Nancy Crowley chair- maned this event. This Wrap- in was held because of the great success of the first one under the direction of Marsha Rome. We hope that this will become an annual event ate one THE SPIRIT OF GIVING 127 a aad aa] = Lu ve ry, — = wh ao Ie U Lu T= = The annual Christmas Assembly was held on December 19, 1969. The L. H. S. Drama Club presented a choral reading of Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Adams. Major characters included: Max the Dog—Mike Dean The Grinch—Glenn Nathan Narrator—Don Nelinson Little Cindy Lou Who—Karen Stebbins The L. H. S. Caroleers: Debbie Tinker, Andy Cousins, Bruce Stokes, Jane Boucher, Steve Tinker, Marcia Walthall, Judy Lamsa, and Kenny Goss sang ''Carol of the Bells.'' Claire Bessette accompanied them. Bruce Stokes sang a solo of ''The Christmas Song. The band played ''Carol of the Drum, ‘Three Songs for Christmas, and 'A Song for Christmas. Jane Boucher read selections from the Christmas poems of Rod McKuen. 129 CAMELOT Once upon a time came true at ''Came- lot. The music play- ed, and couples danced, in a magical- ly transformed cafe- teria. General Chairman Gayle Hathaway. 130 ‘““She is nof any common earth Water or wood or air, But merlin’s Ilse of Granarye. Where you and | will’ fare — 99 tft --- T.S. White 131 Ry SEA OF SPORTS Sportsmanship is ... Aiming to achieve perfection in working a total team effort, Learning to accept the joys of victory | and the miseries of defeat, The total experience of the game, physical and mental confrontation. a nial a i A 133 134 Nae ‘fe - ogi Fe A, Nee? ha aah a aye WSs 53 88, ‘alr 0g 57 0 (60, Ty 288, 8 a2: onthe - . — ‘ he ol ao iga re HA Sa Ss a id ot yy at of wits « ade i ok BAe 8d ire be a | r Py a te aes Ses a : eae _ ’ a . RRS Po IEG ’ + Neild ¥ . a pon : . a Ps “ 4 . oe Et he . ome asl “ ‘ s nS as ¥ . O° EE PD tT ee weet ae Snag «? . fad ‘ “ � m Ge Couns hm wee ut £5 : ve = 4 oe ah re 4 =a sts ae ° on w L First Row: Steve Mahoney, Dan Maxfield, Ken Goss, Bob Lamothe, Jim Buckley, Moe Powers, John Fiandaca, Bob Metivier, Joe Cosenza, Alan Tata, Pete Spacciapoli, Tom Fratturelli, and Alan Krecek. Second Row: Bill Hawk, Ron Patry, Don Tucker, Jim Muse, Dave Antocci, Bill Augot, Mike Antonucci, Gill Donatelli, Dave Dinsmore, Ken Albridge, Dennis Lauracella, Dean Cote, Ed Letarte, Bill Delillo, Jim Flannigan, Bill Bashaw. Third Row: Mike Caisse, Billy DiGregorio, Noble Falk, Tom Caisse, Richard Masciarelli, Ralph Jackart, Jim Depasquale, Tim Crowley, Steve Bruco, Eric Ledgere, John Lastella, Dave Lolli, Jim Giadone, Mike Booth, Tom Hollohan, Jeff Joseph, Bob Marcoux. Fourth Row: Steve Augat, Gary Dunner, Tim Tierney, Tim Conway, Bob Piermarini, Lance McCarthy, Fran Chillemi, Mark Boyle, Pat Cefalo, John Duplease, Jim Remy, Richard O'Malley, Steve Mammone, Stu Piermarini, Dave Legault, and Jim Piper. the season Ok. So we lost to Nashua. We dare them to come down here for a change. As happier Saturdays rolled on foes were ‘crushed’ (Gardner 33-8) ''toppled ’ (Marlboro 34-7) and romped (Westfield 27-0) before the wake of a championship team. Newspapers were splashed with the exceptional feats of star running back Bobby Metivier. People began noticing a newly acquired junior quarterback named Mike Caisse and murmered proudly 'just think, we have him for one more year.'' But the seniors—Tom Fra- turelli, John Fiandaca, Joe Cosenza, Steve Mahoney, Ken Goss, Jim Buckley, Pete Spacciapoli, Moe Powers, Bob Metivier, Bob Lamothe, Dan Maxfield, Alan Tata, Toni Fiola showed that next year's team would not go without missing them. Their shining performances were to be the candles for the 75th anniversary cake ... 135 seo Uely intense Che 0h sport is watching the game. But for those playing support and school spirit means wanting to win or not caring to try. Inside the helmet under- neath the bulging equipment may be a scared quarterback or a tired lineman, but everytime he hears the approving roar or sees the crowd stand- ing when they could be sitting, he knows he must do his best. And he does. Not for any other reason but for the coach who _ teaches him, the cheerleaders who urge him on and the school that means teal: frivier, wepasquare Leaaq Leominster t Gardner W gq Gsnud Mign Ops 5 Blue Devils, a) ’ By KEN ALBRIDGE Briggs lived up to all of his e Ve ve natinac . _ The weather was bad the eget hic Pi aye by ; field was in bad condition, the. rie” és Rivard 3 Bs team was locked out of Holman Baht Nests a Stadium when they arrived in (0,PUt,S@shua ° , when they arrived in missed the Nashua last night, but none of Soiieghe al Leominster went to N- ready to play football, Yooked brighter. weather conditi- minster wor to receiv- Bol’ or these things contributed to the eee oO Biue Devil defeat at the hands i of Nashua High, 20 - 0. L yer The x [oe Ea Devils inster = High Idcate , came } at 5! Blue ine a « : lome fr Af Gieav chester, New Hamps! rom Man let “ray Short end of a 16 roeive. on the ; the bal Manci Snore, Cl 4 4Nchestey Memo Quarterback ¢: Me! Br, runnir- Vards to the i .+� again and again our foes fell before us, a few losses but a great winning season. One more game left—Fitchburg. This is it. The Thanksgiving rally in school Wednesday was like none ever before. But would it help? All North Worcester County looked on as the favored Fitchburg, the great team led by the ‘Joe Namath of the high school league, met a psyched up Leominster team. If Fitchburg only knew how psyched up. As bets like 'I'll give you Leominster and spot you 20 points’ passed among the 10,000 spectators, the whistle blew and the game was on. And then it happened ... 137 sue Devils Batter Fitchburg I 10-18 Score As Metivier, Depa ei Hannigan Calls Win the Greatest By HENRY LANDRESS Telegram Sportswriter Ineck, Huck’s: eyes became alplayed a heckuva game. If | little hazy. “Boy, this is just! couldn't mention one kid with- great,” he said, “It’s almost! POMINSTER — Head coach|hard to believe.” van naming them all. They were) oe i just great.” nnigan felt that the sus-|° ; = shaal: tande- 0 tf ained touchdown march by his! HUCK (hee: took Sime que sot a Ma) Blue Devils following the open-;more ‘congratulations from § ing kickoff took a lot of starch some of the 10,600 partisan fans} Ss out of the Fitchburg team. ithat turned out on this absolute- PLUCK riannigan of 0-} H annigan of Leo-| ja, ’ H c ‘ 4 anas Dut ofoot-5, Dut, . : “ sai I think we had them wonder- ly beautiful Thanksgiving Day.| a) reé at — net at a . ; TMtchRare| Jie if they were as good as they His thoughts then turned to| sus | 1 eaten tcendurg iss ' : ee , ; ; D US:iY U esol ci 2 iicnourg thought they were. Hannigan) Metivier. nh team, 40-18 said. “It put them behind for! “Bobby is the best back I've! his has to be the greatest the first time all year and itieyer coached,” he said. “He ig that has ever happened | vas the first time any one had does evervihing for you, and) 4 — pen és od yd ay e wi tt 1. 4 o gl . . we t 3 said Hannigan. “I did eally drilled the ball right) he’s the type of boy that is easy would happen before down their throats.” bas” labial ce + 1 appen be jown their oat to coach. Of course, I can’t ji a T ; byt ' war ' — Iann . ‘ z= ek ; ; ; Me g 9 we were; When Hannigan was asked if overjook Mike (Caisse. Leomin-| ed, 5 a e onside kick after the touch-'cter’s jynior signal-caller) ei-im ia@ KICK after the loucN-icter’s junior signal-caller) ei-f “1 Y a¢ int ati Ana! Irmnact a ” e S g Ss wn Was inteniionai, ne aimosi, S 5 l K choked i oi ' - 5 it T+ aonts 0 t entA u:ith w ; | then again) “It sure wasn’t,” he said with p Thanksgiving Day ’ You just can'tia big smile. ‘‘Metivier (Bobby) Grid Statisti LHS FHS§ First Downs tf 12 8 Yds. Rushing . 7} 1808 Yds. Passing 167 2foF Total Yards 34 3998 Pass Attempts is 40¢@ Passes Complete 9 2g Punts ? oF Punting Avg. 3.5 3 “umbles ; 0] o. 2) sthe) enews- papers could never describe the feeling we all had this day. Dread of last year's rainy game and a wet 16 -14 loss vanished with a burst of sun. One Worcester paper called it the Upset of the Year.’ We did too! i won their Thanksgiving fore a cheering throng | than 12,000 fans at th “Field Bow! as co-captai | Metivier ran for 168 ya ‘acarries and scored 22 4 Jimmy Depasquale ca 2110 yards in 12 carries med one touchdown and mm back Mike Caisse hit o fj passes for 167. yards a touchdowns. ™ tivier wound up the se 17 touchdowns and @ points for 122 points for f son which eclipsed Joh Below'’s 97 points set di =| 1939 season.’ Metivier's ts downs for the year also eed Bigelow’s mark of “downs in a single sea 4 Bobby a double entry school's football scori § gained, wound up with 7 a total of 140 carries, ) of 8.6 yards per carry i game average of 134 ya B ed. iat the moment the ho = Leominster, won the mthe game's outset. pite the Herculean | Fitchburg = Glenny, who completed ® passes in the game for Gand halfback Richie @ who scampered 135 y¥ @carries and scored H ster took charge and vier gathered in John G line and returned the LHS 38. Fullback Ti ® exploded up the midd i first play from scrim : carried for three str “and picked up a first ‘the 38. Mike Caisse, Leominster High's Bh tle with Fitchburg, 40 By virtue of his fine Metivier, with his 1,205 yards gained this s Devils Win Tos: ‘he game was alm From that moment quarterb Fitchburg touchdowns, the ballgame. LHS Roars F On the opening kick kick on the Leominster a six-yard gain. Meti the Fitchburg 48. quale was dropped for loss, Mike Caisse hit for a 9-yard gain to Metivier picked up down as he moved eS eR ges , pes quale, Caisse Star ter's Defense Dominate: ne From Start To Finish «ell With a fourth down and two to|where Jim Giadone, who tried| est high school ends in the bus ‘go, Fitchburg went for the first to cut back, was dropped on the ness and sophomore Jim Flana- Ra oer — 4 , eae ae Ye ‘ a eT Re sf, at 8 - Seer ” oan oy iis| down with fullback Bruce Birth | 18. t-| carrying to the 41 for a first er | 23 and Fitchburg had to punt for a 45 - yard scoring pass. Me- | morning. S,| again. | tivier split the uprights and LHS or | Caisse’s Air Arm held a 40 - 12 lead with 5:36 left! Center Steve Mahoney, bother- r- | ed back when the Red an Mike Antonucci gathered in | Less than four minutes and other end. Alan Tata and Max- e-| down only to have the play call- | nine plays later, Leominster scor-| field blocked crisply at the tack- Gray ed again when Mike Caisse hit'les and Antocci and Fiandaca le right end went offsides. The pen- Jimmy Giadone on the run up yy alty put the ball back on the 38 the middle with a perfect pass their blocking assignments all in the game. | were brilliant in carrying out gan did a fine job patrolling the ed by a had back, forgot about . we did it. We beat them. ’ f , t . - cs | Randy Palmer’s punt on the FHS’ Final Tally his ailment during the game and 15' Leominster 34 and brought the| Ralph Boudreau took the Leo-! blocked visciously opening up No, we clobbered them. Our ee ball back to the LHS 39. poneier kiceet on his own 15 gaping holes in the middle for junior quarterback Mike Caisse On first down Depasquale car- and brought the pigskin back to the Leominster backs to pour , i fe-| tied the ball to the 45 for a 6-|the 34. Glenny then hit on three through. hese cuts ionging garde bobby ith yard gain. After an incompleted | straight passes, one to Pucko for’ All considered, it was one of Metivier had never run so ra pass and a running play failed six yards, one to Ralph Bou-| the finest team efforts in a good well. But it was our defensive a-|to gain any yardage, Mike dreau for eight yards and an-|many years by a Leominsfér ig- Caisse dropped back into the other to Kopley for 14-yards to| High team who capitalized on team who stopped the legend he pocket and hit Metivier on the the LHS 38. After two incomple- quickness and a great desire to cf the Fitchburg passing and h-| fly at the Fitchburg 43 and fleet- tions LeBlanc was stopped for| be ‘Number One’ to bring home e s- footed Bobby sped to the Fitch- no gain. the Thanksgiving Day turkey, running offense cold ... h-| burg 30 before being -pulled| A Glenny to Richie Boudreau Following the game, an eiat warhacdbeven painted a ng down by Glenny. Tommy Caisse pass on fourth down feil short on ed group of Blue Devil players he then slammed up the middle to the 34 and Leominster took over carried their coaches off the! Blue Devil emblem on the 50 is.| the 28, and then with 5:49 left the ball. ‘field on their shoulders and. yd. line of the field just like ds in the half, Mike Caisse and Me- After picking up a first down! calmly dunked them all into the ; of tivier connected again for a 28- on a 9 - yard run by Eddie Le- | showers. at the Doyle Field club- a super bowl on T.V., it was al) Saenger poerree to up bag ania oak ‘agg move | house, a fitting conclusion to a much, much more. The events er| After the kickalf Witchhwe | Fratnrelli. with the hall nn thal mastificent season at Leomin that had led up to the Turkey ll be bn ei tel A oe Rae vuloas Day game of arch rivals made yard li oy holds a 4-1 us a part of the game as od | defense ,¢ Beaulieau, SS Cesare ° é Brian Sulli- much as the players. The tra- at ed pas: Sigy _ Hangs ya ditional spray can signs on i bmg y small and billboards. The parade of cars of | runnin; ; all Bren re dripping with blue and white A pullsac ; iay's pati or red and white streamers ds|ed an pri § you dashing through each other's | wits y was an : : i waelag u believe it, town. The egg fights. Staying ee jured ning for this up all night and guarding our in-| and w ing gun and P Hospit 4 the coaching field. Taunting each other we ere Fl re finst ever shouted, ‘we will win!’ and ti oy agg gh 2 they shouted ‘'we will win!’ e's | compil : re rate now only we can shout, rd | Fitchb ‘ a 10ns Md 1 we he | I a wondered we wonl!! ise pecs foe i he! Afte: _every tor | Fitchb ning the ‘Big en Leomi é ae ys yard | the 34thth on| Two s for Leomin- as-| COVere Pisgee en nine ties, rd On the (iAReNaoNaepecs Meena NOE pao aie ale eh a he sf oe ot eee -D | Boudreau imeveu wie Dall to the! Buckley a = a zannnnnmeeee OW HOldS a 4-1 4]. | 44 on first down and gained an-| ed the flaws Bands ye edge in Turkey Day cashes ov ‘st other yard on the next play.! school careers. er his Fitchburg @pponent, Mar. co Landon, whose only win came ‘last year. : Tia bade. a ' 139 Baby) LHS 34 Liloez7 EElse3 | mis) fe) LHS 34 LtlSe33 LHS 20 LHS 40 Nashua Marlboro Westfield St. Bernard's Manchester Newton South Gardner Revere Fitchburg 20 ... they blew out every one of the seventy-five candles today. Could anyone have asked for a better an- niversary present? VARSITY TEAM (Ist and 2nd row) Ist Row: Michael Brown, Walter Bishop, Brian Silberberg, Joe Bisol, Vinnie Russo, Peter Weis. 2nd Row: Don Freda, Pelino Ferzoco, Frank Morrell, John Marino, Bill Crawford, Fred Lussier, Ken LeBlanc, George Antonioni, Jim Viau. Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster I On COO IS Oss CO es) sane OTC Leominster Leominster | Leominster State Tournament: Leominster | On the left side: Head Coach Emile Johnson Jr. and Tom Raher player—manager. On the right side: Assistant Coach Mr. Worthley and Manager Larry Gianakas. 142 Spencer Charlton North Brookfield Holy Name Quabbin West Boylston Spencer Charlton North Brookfield St. John's Quabbin West Boylston East Longmeadow Ray MacGregor, Kevin Haverty, Michael Wallace, Joe DelBove, “you mean we're actually gonna practice in the rain! HAVERTY!! Spit on it. Take a lap! YYAAH. By the time you guys get that ball in the net I'll be in Phoenix. Bishop—you bonehead. Medium's got another injury! TOE KICKER! You choked it. Get a head on it! Ee Nae Ne vi ae ce os “ SS We. F iM oy 2 anette Nagy Ne ke eo ‘y ee oe ACP: 8 WE oN Pie + Sn PLE ELLIE IS ee ae eT ee a sea ee ... it meant getting in shape every day, with calisthenics led by tri-captain Joe Bisol. We did leg raises until his shape was tired and our shape was dead ... ..+ it meant “heading that ball! and learning imported Italian moves from dazzling Pelino Ferzoco. the season League high scorer Gus Boucher was gone with last year's seniors. Could we retain the County Championship? Would we ever make it to the State Tournament? Yes, yes! For the third consecu- tive year since soccer began at LHS, we did it again—a championship team. Last year's seniors were outshined by star goalie Vinnie Russo; de- fensive backs Kevin Haverty, Pete Weis, Mike Wallace, Walter Bishop and Tom Raher; fullbacks Joe Bisol and Joe DelBove; offensive players Brian Silberberg and Ray MacGregor. ... as the season went on the Blue Devil soccer team proved again that they were one of the greatest athletic teams L.H.S. had. They slowly began to get some of the recognition they deserved. Cheerleaders started coming to the games. People other than one or two curious little kids with their dogs went to see the action. And they were glad they did. 145 Row I: Sue Anderson, Carolyn Prince, Michelle Rheault, Andrea Lagoy. Row Il: Kathleen Mullahy, Rosalie Bourgeois, Jane Rooney ,Kathleen Gerry, Sarah Saunders, Kim Lauer, Kathleen Rougeau. Row Ill: Susan Gillis, Debra Mullan, Cheryl Hamilton, Anna Bourgeois, Bette Ricker, Deborah Cormier, Cindi Cleaves. 146 Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster (ey fey [Si Ke} (=) Wachusett Athol Gardner Shrewbury Quabbin Wachusett Athol Gardner Shrewsbury Quabbin CO Ose Css Comms the season So we lost 7 and won 3. It was fun. Besides we can't expect our senior girls to be so pretty and be fantastic athletes too. We give thanks to senior girls: Joan McCaf- frey, Sue Gillis, Debbie Mul- lan, Cheryl Hamilton, Anna Bourgeois, Carolyn Prince, Sue Anderson, Betty Ricker and Debbie Cormier for risk- ing bruises underneath their nylons, broken fingernails and an occasional nonfeminine blister in order to participate and enjoy sport. 149 Lins LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 150 59 53 36 50 ey) 57, 52 Dz 52 50 62 Boston Latin Seekonk Huntington Prep Andover J.V. Lexington Assumption Prep Gardner Holyoke Winchendon Fitchburg 35 4| 58 4] 42 36 42 42 42 43 Worcester Acad. J.V. 25 LHS Eastern Mass. 3rd LHS Mass. State 3rd Could We Burst Holyoke's Bubble? Pop! Yes. SWIMMING 7 Ist Row: Gary Felty, Steve Swartz, Jack Biery, Jerry Ricci, Brad Peavey. 2nd Row: Dennis Lozier, Steve Bisson, Peter Marton, Dan Albert, Earnest Landry. 3rd Row: Louis Ingemi, Lenny Coakley, Mike Jacobs, Don Gillis, Al Kirouac, Coach—Mr. Richard Johnson. 151 AO PA = Coach Al Navaroli Asst. Coach Carl Baker John Corby Gary Arsenault Gary Fortin Joe Biosol Ray Augat Steve McHugh George Antonioni Frank Morrall Richard O'Malley Billy Craig 152 Ist Row: Mike Bangrazi, Jim Hatch, John Corby, Tim Barry, Mark Pigford, Jim Heinze. 2nd Row: James Goldman, Peter O'Neil, Andy Cousins, Dave Campbell, Kenny Page, Gary Farhart. CROSS COUNTRY Absent: Bill Craigue. Co ach—Mr. Carl Baker. Captain—John Corby. Most Improved—Jim Hatch. Most Valuable Bill Craigue. i INDOOR TRACK I 7 wei John Crowley Mark Godin Eric Legere Jim Hatch Gary Dunner Donald Tucker Mike Antonucci Jeff Joseph Peter Robichaud Mark Pickford Jim Giadone 42 Burncoat 42 St. John's 20, Fitchburg aw South 5| Lunenburg 17 Doherty 19 Wachusett 67 Marlboro NCMC Meet finished 4th Track Tricks Varsity Players Ist Row: J.V. Coach Emile Johnson Jr., John Marino, Michael Bongrazi, co-captain Kevin Haverty, Fred Lussier head coach Ted Damko. 2nd Row: Michael Catalfano, Vinnie Russo, David DiGeronimo, Daniel Raher. 3rd Row: Bobby Metivier, Dave Campbell, co-captain, Michael Brown, and Tom Fratturelli. Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster 69 6 68 78 64 88 59 77 75 60 75 85 79 44, 62 54 60 60 55 66 Doherty Wachusett Holy Name Gardner Nashua St. Bernard's Holy Name Notre Dame Athol St. John's Fitchburg Wachusett Gardner Shrewsbury St. Bernard's Notre Dame Nashua Athol Shrewsbury Fitchburg 48 58 7 4| 78 48 64 74 54 73 55 72 SI 65 37 49 84 46 D2 ah) the season It was a great season—!2 wins and 0 losses in confer- ence play. While other teams such as St. Bernard's and Fitchburg lacked their previ- ous height and skill, Leomin- ster was at its peak with sen- iors; Mike Brown, Tom Frat- turelli, Kevin Haverty, Bobby Metivier and Vinnie Russo. 155 At times our game seemed to fall apart. Blowing half- time leads, throwing the ball away, suddenly shooters turn- ed cold and got taken out of the game with four fouls. Mistakes which are met with a booming ''CHEESE AND CRACKERS! from the bench and which make winning all the more precious. At times like these we can always rely on os a confident song from the cheerleaders ... calm understanding from the coach ... and not-so-calm understanding from the coach when we need it. We played at what seemed like a professional basketball stadium with what seemed like profes- sional ability. 157 Blue Veviis Tie For NCH ‘a fj | By D. J. BESSETTE ‘hoops, _ sandwiched b y Enterprise, Wednesday, Feb. @, 1970 _ The basketball Blue Devils of | baskets by the starring i rare Leominster High School roared Brown and Tom Fratturel back from a deficit as high as Leominster trailed at ha 10 points in the first half, turn-|27- 23. . ‘ed the game around with some | Damko Inspires fine play in the third period, and; Whatever Damko told his ‘withstood a Notre Dame come-_ ‘at halftime must have back in the late stages to escape | inspiring because tue Blue ‘with a hard - earned 54 - 49 win |ils turned the game arou ‘over the Cresaaes last night at ithe third period. Brown, ithe South St. gym iturelli and Catalfano begal | The North Central Massachu- ‘trolling the boards, � drivi isetts Conference hoop win ran jthe hoop and execyting |Leominster'’s league mark to 10- enough to threaten ‘to m 0 and assured the Blue Devils runaway of it. Brown got ‘a portion of the NCMC crown. | minster its first lead since Colonials T. 4: Brow By D. J. BESSETTE against a mere defeat oe ee AT . hands of Clinton. Varsity basketball coaches Actually, the Colonials °Tt i - an yyyi 1 , as : : fed Damko and Emi Johnson exactly ripping the net, dragged themse yes out Ol SicK reckless abandon therr beds last night to lead their They scored only 25 po charges against notent Shrows. 12 “ee a ed q PR, boda | ymca ag? 2s ia Vi 7 ® Bd oe a ete TR age PS co aa Gél bx i el 2 fouls to actually lose the game total of four points in that at the charity stripe, es move | Shrewsbury led at that the bail around on offense the: 17 - 4. way they are capable of and The second period saw played a shabby defense. inster double their outpi Oh, the Blue Devils gave it a mighty try on one of those - P aon ; 54 fritirine a imMmne SPAN Lnat Py So VALAIS AG HHG SE renee eA Ne arctic Karma or RES RROD boosted Nashua’ s overall mark ‘hoops it to 13 - 1 and served as a tuneup ““ to its upcoming large school di- ae vision hoop tournament at the NCA University of New Hampshire in Durham, Team Nashua Impressive. - LEOMIN The defending Class L state WACHUS acayr pews looked every bit of it FITCHB! last night. They came storming NOTRE ) the first period, obviously ST. BEI ted after a week away GARDNI hoop wars. They re- ATHOL picked, cut, set up . hit. the open man and _ Sorts of things the way er three Re _haskethall. teams the _ peri: Was im- er as he nd collared welli tan LF n the fourt! Tom Frat-: for the vis Ip of an er etivier sank; LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 160 Paul Roger, Dave Finklestein, Jim Goldman, Ken Albridge, Robert Piermerini, Bob Marcoux, John Lystila, Gary Farhat, Tom Caisse, John Bernard, Randy Carboni, Tom Holohan. Springfield Acad. Framingham North Lawrence Quabbin Milford Winchendon Ashland Chelmsford Lincoln-Sudbury Granby Lowell om 25 25 43 THE SPIRIT OF SPORT What do all the people clap for? That basket, that goal, that first place or touchdown? Do they appreciate the sweat spilled on trampled practice grounds? Or the willingness inside the padded uniform to be more than a hero just for an hour once a week. Not going out with the rest of the guys late Friday night because you have a game Saturday morning and you want to win. The hours, The showers The weeks of sweat and bruises and aches and hurt sacrifice. For the minutes of a game Hoping you will make it Trying to take it, Willing to persevere until you strain. For the priviledge to wear your number And the chance to earn it fame. The game ends. It can be lost. But sport is forever. 162. SEA OF ADVERTISEMENTS Through the Sea of Advertisement ... Our sponsors patronize the students of Leominster High School, Leaving these pages to the memory of the year 1970; ‘'Let not the waves of the sea separate us now, And the years you have spent in our midst become a memory.’ KAHLIL GIBRAN ARS, ROEBUCK, COMPANY ND-WHITNEY PACKAGING CORP. NNER MOLD DIE CO., INC. mZER BACT ING. 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AALTO “’Ste ve’”’ Sequence | Senior Class Play 4 Science Club 2, 3, 4 LYNNE E. ALBRIDGE “Lynnie’’ Sequence | Interclass Plays 3, 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Folk Music Club 3 F.T.A. 4 G.A.A. 4 Girl’s Physical Education Club 2 Tennis 3 ERNEST ALLAIN “Rock Arms’’ Drafting Monitor 4 Interact Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 2 SUSAN M. ALLAIN “Sue” Sequence |I| Interclass Plays 2, 3 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Parents’ Night 3 Senior Class Play 4 Winter Carnival 3 D. E. Fashion Show 4 Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3 YVON ALLAIN “Cancer” Auto Mechanics Hot Rod Club 2, 3, 4 MERRITT ALMY “Al” Sequence |I| Archaeology Club 3, 4 - Vice-President 3 President 4 DONALD J. ANCTIL “Virgo” Carpentry Chess Club 4 Rifle Club 2, 3 CYNTHIA L. ANDERSON “Cindi”’ Sequence || Musical 4 Class Supper 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Girls’ Physical Education Club 3, 4 Field Hockey 4 Tennis 3 SENIOR INDEX GAIL K. ANDERSON Distributive Education DECA Fashion Show 4 Folk Music Club 3 Future Homemakers Club 2 SUSAN J. ANDERSON “Sue” Sequence | Musical 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Chorus 8, 4 Folk Music Club 2 Girls’ Physical Education Club 2, 3, 4 Ga Aw Arse G. A.A. Fashion Show 3 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 GARY ANDRIES “‘Red”’ Sequence III Folk Music Club 3 Hockey 2, 3, 4 JOSERFEDSANT CCC oes Sequence | Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Jets Club 3 Magnet Business Staff 4 Hockey 3, 4 BRENDA G. ARBO “‘Bren”’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Fortnightly Club 4 Rall A4 Home Economics Club 2, 3 Tennis 3 DIANE ARSENAULT Sequence III Nurses’ Club 4 ROMEO ARSENAULT “Buff” Carpentry Fishing Club 4 Hot Rod Club 2, 3 SUSAN F. AVERY “Sue” Sequence | Musical 3 Homeroom Representative 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Shepherd Award 4 Drama Club 2 Film Production Club 4 Folk Music Club 3 G.A.A. 3,4 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 CAROL A. BARASS| Sequence | Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Drama Club 2, 3 FLT. A. 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Gym Show 2, 3 DONALD J. BARIL ‘’Donnie”’ Sequence || Folk Music Club 4 Track 3, 4 KATHLEEN A. BARNETT “Kae” Sequence | Interclass Plays 3 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Parents’ Night 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Pe Apor 4 President 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Vice-President 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 2 Jr.-Sr. Relay 3 GARY BASQUE “’Gaa” Sequence | Jets Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 LYNN BASSETT “’Lynnie”’ Sequence III Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Homeroom Representative 2 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Winter Carnival 3, 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 3, 4 G.A.A. 4 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 3, 4, Gym Show 3 WILLIAM G. BATEMAN ‘Tuli’ Sequence | Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 2 Jets Club 3, 4 PATRICIA BEAUDET ‘’Pattie Sequence || Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Reception 3 Folk Music Club 2, 3 Magnet Business Staff 4 KIM BEAUDOIN “Kim’’ Sequence | Class Wrap-In 4 Senior Class Play 4 Archaeology Club 3 Jets Club 4 JENNIFER BECHTOL ‘Jen’ Sequence | Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Folk Music Club 2, 3 G.A.A. 4 Language Club 2 Ski Club 4 Gym Show 3 Tennis 3 PATRICIA BELAND ‘Pat’ Sequence | DEANNE BELLEFEUILLE ‘’Dee’”’ Sequence II Easter Egg Hunt 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Parents’ Night 3 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Library Assistant 4 BONNIE L. BELLIVEAU “Bon’’ Sequence | Musical 3 Class Supper 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Pep Club 4 LINDA L. BENOIT Sequence II 196 SENIOR Class Supper 4 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Drama Club 3 Future Secretaries’ Club 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 2 Pep Club 4 WILLIAM R. BERGER II “’Buzz’’ Sequence III Ghorus 273 District Chorus 4 Dance Band 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3 RICHARD BERGERON ‘Rick’ Machine Shop Auto Club 3 Rifle Club 2, 4 SHIRLEY BERGERON “Butch” Nurse’s Aid Homeroom Representative 4, Fitness Club 2 Future Nurses’ Club 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Gym Show 3 JOHN J. BERNARD Sequence || Senior Class Play 4 Winter Carnival 4 Drama Club 3 Magnet Business Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Baseball 3 Wrestling 3, 4 CLAIRE J. BESSETTE Sequence | Senior Class Play 4 DECA Fashion Show 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Fashion Show 3 Band 2, 3 Chorus 3, 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 3 JOHN BIERY “Jack” Sequence | Swimming 4 TERESA BIGEAU “Terry” Sequence il Easter Egg Hunt 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Parents’ Night 3, 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 Library Assistant 4 RANDY L. BIGELOW Sequence | Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3 PAULETTE BILODEAU “’Polly’’ Sequence || Class Supper 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Folk Music Club 2 Future Secretaries’ Club 3, 4 Magnet Business Staff 4 WALTER BISHOP “’Cec’’ Sequence | Fall Day 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Homeroom Representative 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Winter Carnival 4 Drama Club 3 Gym Show 3, 4 Ski Clupis Baseball 3 Golf 4 Gym Show 3, 4 Soccer 4 JOSEPH ANTHONY BISOL “’Beeze”’ Sequence || Class Supper 3 Senior Class Play 4 Dance Band 2 Investment Club 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Varsity Club 3 Soccer 3, 4 Indoor Track 4 Outdoor Track 4 Wrestling 2 Guidance Office Assistant 4 MONA BLANCHETTE Sequence | Musical 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play F.T.A. 2,3, 4 G.A.A. 3 Ski Club 2 Gym Show 2 DANA S. BLOOD Sequence | Senior Class Play 4 Jets Club 2, 3, 4 Shrub? 3.4, Tennis 3 KAREN CHRISTINE BOOTHMAN “Carrie” Sequence | DAVID BOUCHER ‘’’Bouche”’ Sequence III Chess Club 3 Investment Club 3, 4 JANE ROSE BOUCHER “’Bouche”’ Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3 Musical 2, 3 Class Secretary 3, 4 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Drama Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 2,3 Pep Club 4 Ski Glub 2, 4 Gym Show 2 Softball 2,3 ANNA MARIA BOURGEOIS Sequence || Class Supper 3 Homeroom Representative 3 Senior Class Play 4 Winter Carnival 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 2,3, 4 President 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Basketball 2, 3 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 Softball 2, 3 RAYMOND BOUVIER Sequence II| Motorcycle Club 4 SUSAN MARIE BOUVIER “Sue” Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Art Club 2 Chorus 2, 3 Future Nurses’ Club 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 ROBERTA M. BOYDEN ‘‘Bobbie’’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 INDEX Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Field Hockey 4 Gym Show 2, 3 STEPHANIE BRENNER “‘Steph’’ Sequence | Folk Music Club 3 Handicraft Club 4 Future Nurses’ Club 2 Tennis 3 JOSEPH L. BRESNAHAN “Gus” Sequence II| Folk Music Club 4 Ski Club 2, 3 RITA JOSEPHINE BRETTSCHNEIDER “Reet” Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Parents’ Night 2, 3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 F.T. A. 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Pep Club 4 Science Club 2 SkiCiub 22354 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 Junior-Senior Relay 3 CAROL ANNE BRIDEAU Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Parents’ Night 2, 3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Future Nurses’s Club 3, 4 G.A.A.3 Ski Club 2 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 PARTICIA ANN BRODERICK “Pat” Sequence || Class Suspper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Drama Club 3 Folk Music Club 2 Pep Club 4 Secretaries Club 4 EDWARD BROW “’Chick’’ Sequence || Motorcycle Club 4 KENNETH R. BROW “’Ken’”’ Sequence III Motorcycle Club 4 MICHAEL BROWN “Mike”’ Sequence | Folk Music Club 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Managing Editor 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Soccer 4 JAMES BUCKLEY, JR. Sequence |! Ski Club 2 Tailor’s Club 4 Football 2,3, 4 MAX M. BURNETT, JR. Sequence II| Art Club 2, 3, 4 RUTH BURPEE Sequence II Future Secretaries’ Club 3, 4 Interact Club 4 ANDREA BUTCHER “Andy” Sequence || Folk Music Club 2 RONALD LEE BUTLER, JR. “Walrus” Drafting Interact Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 2 MARY L. CAFFONI Sequence III Class Supper 3 Parent’s Night 3 DECA 3, 4 Treasurer 3 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 Folk Music Club 2 DAVID CALDWELL Sequence | NANCY M. CAMARDELLA Distributive Education Class Wrap-In 2, 3 DECA 4 Drama Club 3 Folk Music Club 2 THOMAS CAMIRE “Tom” Electronics Camera Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 2 197 ANN MARIE CAMPOBASSO Sequence | Drama Club 3, 4 G.A.A.3 Gym Show 2 Softball 2 RANDALL CARBONE “Randy”’ Sequence | Jets 2,3, 4 Ski Club 2,0; 4 Golf 2 Tennis 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH CARDONE “Joe” Sequence II Investment Club 3, 4 Treasurer 4 THOMAS ALFRED CARTER “Tom” Sequence || Senior Class Play 4 Investment Club 4 Guidance Assistance 4 ROSALIND CHILLEMI “Roz” Sequence | Class Supper 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Art Club 3 Future Nurses’ Club 4 G.A.A. 3,4 G. A. A. Fashion Show 3 Softball 2, 4 LOUIS CHRISTOFORO “Louie” Sequence | Interclass Play 3, 4 Musical 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 4 Senior Class Play 4 ‘Chess Club 2 ‘Folk Music Club 4 Gymnastics Club 4 Jets 3 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Gym Show 2, 4 J. V. Football 2 Boys’ State Delegate 3 LEONARD COAKLEY “‘Lennid’’ Sequence | Senior Class Play 4 198 SENIOR Drama Club 3 Gymnastics Club 4 Swimming 4 DENNIS P. COLECCHI “Q-Ball’” Sequence III JelS GlUbweo Motorcycle Club 4 DENNIS COLLETTE Sequence | Musical 4 Senior Class Play 4 Dance Band 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3 RONALD COLLETTE ‘’44” Machine Shop Automotive Club 2, 3, 4 THOMAS CONNOLLY “’Satch’’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Jets Club 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Relay 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 MARY JANE CORKUM “Jane” Distributive Education DECA 3, 4 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 MARILOU CORLISS “Lou” Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Ski Club 2 DEBORAH K. CORMIER “Debbie”’ Sequence || Class Supper 3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Gra Arg) 4 Gym Club 2, 3, 4 Field Hockey 2, 3, Gym Show 2, 3, 4 4 ROBERT A. CORNETTA “’Spot’’ Sequence | Class Supper 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Gymnastics Club 2, 3 Ski Club 2 Tailor’s Club 4 Baseball 2, 3 Football 2, 3, 4 ERIC S. CORZINE Sequence | Class Supper 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Reception 3 Industrial Arts Club 2 Jets Club 3, 4 JOSEPH F. COSENZAg oes Sequence | Musical 3 Class Supper 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Winter Carnival 4 Folk Music Club 4 Jets Club 3 Ski Club 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Relay 3 BRIAN COTE Sequence || Archaeology Club 3 Folk Music Club 4 DAVID COTE “Dave” Machine Shop Automotive Club 3 Rifle Club 2, 4 ROBERT COTE “’Crabs”’ Machine Shop Camera Club 2, 3, 4 President 2,3 Basketball | Football | Swimming 1] DENNIS J. COWGER “Din” Drafting Engineering Club 2 VICA 3, 4 Secretary 3, 4 STEPHEN CRAIN “Steve” Carpentry Hot Rod Club 2, 3 Ski Club 4 Vice-President 4 BARBARA JEAN CRAWLEY “Barb” Sequence || Interclass Plays 2, 3 Musical 2 Folk Music Club 3 Nurses’ Aide Club 4 Jr.-Sr. Relay 3 PATRICIA M. CROTEAU “Tricia” Sequence || Musical 4 Class Supper 4 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Drama Club 2, 3 G.A.A.4 Home Economics Club 4 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 NANCY CROWLEY “Nance” Sequence | Musical 2, 3, 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Parents’ Night 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Bonge2:3, 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 G. A.A. 3,4 Language Club 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Gym Show 3 PATRICIA CURRAN “‘Patty’’ Sequence | Musical 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Class Supper 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3 Pele As 4 AAAS 3,4 Gym Show SANDRA DECAROLIS ‘Sandy ‘”’ Sequence | Class Supper 4 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Future Nurses ’ Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3 J. V. Cheerleader 2 BARRY DELBOVE ‘’Barney”’ Sequence |I| Folk Music Club 4 JOSEPH A. DELBOVE “‘Joe”’ Sequence | Class Supper 3 INDEX Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Tailors’ Club Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Soccer 4 ANTHONY DELLECHIAIE “’P. G.”’ Sequence | Musical 4 Folk Music Club 4 JUDITH A. DEMERS “‘Judy’’ Sequence | Musical 4 Class Supper 4 Prom Committee 3, 4 Band 2,3, 4 Choral Club 3, 4 Pom AG 2713 24 Pep Club 4 PAUL DESILETS Sequence || Musical 2 Class Supper 3, 4 Chess Club 2 Gymnastics Club 4 Jets Club 3 Ski Glub 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Tennis 3 Guidance Office Assistant 2, 4 ARTHUR DIGERONIMO “‘Jay”’ Sequence | Easter Egg Hunt 3 Fall Day 4 Musical 3, 4 Class Treasurer 4 Class Supper 4 Class Wrap-In 4 Graduation Usher 2 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Archaeology Club 2 Dance Band 3 Magnet Editorial Staff 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Jr.-Sr. Relay 3 DONALD DIGERONIMO Sequence | Class Supper 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Homeroom Representative 3, 4 Investment Club 4 Press Club 3 Track 2 Interclass Volleyball 3 TERESA DILILLO Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Parents’ Night 2 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Winter Carnival 3, 4 Fal. A. 3 G.A.A. 2 Handicraft Club 4 President 4 Pep Club 4 Treasurer 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 DIAN DIRUSSO Sequence III Interclass Plays 2 Art Club 2, 4 J. V. Cheerleader 2 NANCY MARIE DIRUSSO Sequence II| Class Supper 2, 3 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 3 Nurse’s Aid Club 4 ANDRE DOIRON “Andy” Carpentry Chess Club 4 Treasurer 4 Hot Rod Club 2, 3 DENISE DOIRON Sequence III jnurse’s Aid Club 4 ROBERT D’ONFRO “Don” Sequence || Jets Club 3 Motorcycle Club 4 Football 3 WILLIAM D ONFRO “Bill” Sequence | Science Club 2 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2 Fotball 2,3 BONNIE DOUCETTE Sequence III Drama Club 3 199 Nurse’s Aid Club 4 MICHELE DREW Sequence | Senior Class Play 4 AR CUD? wo. 4 JUDITH DRURY “Judy” Sequence | Musical 2, 3, 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Parents’ Night 3 Senior Reception 3 G.A.A. 3,4 Stamp Club 2, 3, 4 President 4 Vice-President 4 G. A.A. 3,4 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Gym Show 2, 3 KEVIN DUCHESNEAU “Rod McQueen” Machine Shop Senior Class Play 4 Interact Club 2, 4 President 4 Track 3, 4 ROBERT DUFRESNE ‘’Duf’’ Sequence II Class Wrap-In 4 Band 2, 3 Chorus 23 Basketball 2 HENRY F. DUPLEASE Sequence II Chess Club 2 Investment Club 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Golf 2 ANTHONY FAIOLA “Tony” Sequence II Archaeology Club 2 Science Club 3, 4 MARK FARBER Sequence | Musical 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Reception 2, Chorus 2,074 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 President 3 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 200 SENIOR DAVID S. FINKELSTEIN “Fink’’ Sequence | Musical 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Band 2, 3, 4 C@honistomo ae Film Production Club 4 French Conversation Club 2 Polyglot Club 3 Vice-President 3 KATHLEEN L. FIRMANI ‘Kathi’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Paes RICHARD W. FISCHER “’Feesh” Sequence | Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Reception 2 Senior Class Play 4 Jets Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3, President 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 President 3; Vice President 4 Football 2, 3 Gym Show 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 WARREN FISHER “’Classy”’ Drafting Senior Class Play 4 Engineering Club 2 VICA 3,4 STEPHEN M. FLORI “Stubby” Sequence || Class Supper 3 Senior Play 4 Gymnastics Club 2, 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Gym Show 2 Football 2, 3 MARIE FLUET Sequence | Class Wrap-In 3 Class Supper 3 Class Play 4 Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4 Publicity Officer 4 DAVID A. FONTAINE “Dave” Sequence || Nature Study Club II ROBERT M. FONTAINE ‘’Bob”’ Sequence | Musical 2 Wrap-In 3, 4 Class Play 4 Publicity Chairman Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Photography Editor J. V. Basketball 2 RONALD FOREST “Ron” Sequence | Musical 4 Senior Class Play 4 Engineering Club 3 JeValeack.2 DEBORAH C. FORSTER “Debbie” Sequence || Christmas Assembly 4 Class Play 4 Usherette Thanksgiving Rally 4 Art Club 2 Secretarial Club 4 Science Club 3 GARY FORTIN Sequence | Wrap-In 4 Chess Club.25374 Vice President 4 Pep Club 4 Indoor Track 3, 4 Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL FORTIN ‘’Mike”’ Carpentry Fishing Club 3 Rifle Club 2 VICA Club 4 DEBORAH J. FOURNIER “Debbie” Sequence || Interclass Play 2 Musical 3 Usherette Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Usherette Camera Club 4 Treasurer 4 Drama Club 2 G.A. A. 3,4 Gym Show 3 PETER M. FRANCIOS! ‘Pete’ Sequence | Musical 4 Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Future Teachers Club 3 Motorcycle Club 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Gym Club 4 JOHN J. FRATTURELLI ’’Frat’ Sequence | Musical 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Band 4 Chorus 2, 4 Dance Band 4 Folk Music Club 3 Baseball 2, 4 Gym Show 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 JESSICA L. FUHRMAN “‘Jess’” Sequence | Musical 3 Class Supper 3 Homeroom Representative 2 Film Club 4 Secretary 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3 G.A.A. 3,4 Newspaper Staff 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Gym Show 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Manager 3 Co-Captain 4 JOHN P. GABRRIELI! “Johnny” Sequence || Interclass Play 2 Musical 2, 3, 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Homeroom Representative 2 Senior Class Play 4 Arwclub 2,3 Folk Music Club 4 Fo leALS ' Treasurer 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Ski Club 2, 3 Football 3 Tennis 2 Office Assistant 3 CHRISTOPHER J. GAGNE “Chris” Sequence III Peps eos 4 D. E. Fashion Show 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 3 CHERYL L. GAGNON “Cherie” INDEX Sequence || Class Supper 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Drama Club 2 Folk Music Club 3 Future Secretaries Club 4 STEPHEN GALLETTA “Steve” Automotive Hot Rod Club 2, 3 Ski Club 4 NANCY A. GALLOTTO Sequence || Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Archaeology Club 3 Future Nurse’s Club 4 athoeae SALLY GARDNER “Sal” Distributive Education Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Art Club 2 DECA 3, 4 Vice-President 3 President 4 D. E. Fashion Show 3, 4 Ski Club 23 Office Assistant 4 ROBERT A. GARNER ‘ Maverick”’ Sequence III Class Supper 3 Folk Music Club 3, 4 Press Club 4 Ski Club 4 DIANE GASKINS Sequence || Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 MARK S. GAUTHIER Seuquence III VERNON D. GELINAS ‘’Dean” Sequence III Art Club 3; 4 Nature Study Club 2 WAYNE GELINAS Automotive Custom Slub 3 President 3 CHRISTINE GETTENS “’Chris’’ Sequence | Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Art Club 2, 3 F.T.A.4 G.A.A.4 National Honor Society 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 J. V. Cheerleader 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 LARRY P. GIANAKIS “Greek” Sequence || Musical 4 Class Supper 4 Archaeology Club 2 Jets Club 4 Indoor Track 3 Soccer Team Manager 3 SUSAN J. GILLIS “Sue” Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3 Musical 2, 3, 4 Class Supper 3 Homeroom Representative 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Drama Club 3, 4 French Conversation Club 2 G.A.A. 3,4 Leaders’ Club 4 National Honor Society 2 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Gym Show 2, 3 Tennis 3, 4 DAVID GILLMAN Sequence | Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play-4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Folk Music Club 3 Magnet Business Staff 4 Ski Club ¢ Tennis 3 MARY JO GIORGI Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Prom Committee 3 201 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Archaeology Club 2 DECA 3 ElcAn4 Vice-President 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Treasurer 4 Newpaper Staff 4 Gym Show 3 DONNA GIRARD Sequence Ill Future Secretaries’ Club 3 Nurses’ Aide Club 4 GAIL M. GLASHEEN Sequence || Class Wrap-In 3 Gr AeA. 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 3, 4 Field Hockey 2, 3 Gym Show 3 Tennis 3 SIDNEY J. GOING, JR. Sequence II| KATHERINE GOODWIN “’Goody’”’ Sequence II| Art Club 2, 3 Nurses’ Aid Club 4 Vice-President 4 DOROTHY A. GORDON “Dotty” Sequence II| KENNETH GOSS “Goose” Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Winter Carnival 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 President 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Relay 3, 4 WENDY S. GOTTESMAN “Wend” Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Winter Carnival 4 202 SENIOR Film Club 4 Treasurer 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3 Nationai Honor Society 2 Languuge Club 2 SkiGlupi2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 3 WILLIAM GRAVALLESE “Willy” Sequence III Folk Music Club 4 Gymnastics Club 3 Track 2 CYNTH IA A. GREEN “‘Cindie” Sequence | Class Supper 3 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 3 Fh A 20 eo PATRICK GRIFFIN “Mazz” Carpentry Senior Class Play 4 Interact Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 2 EDWARD GRONROOS “Ed” Machine Shop Chess Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 PETER GRONROOS Electronics Chess Club 3, 4 Radio Club 2 RICHARD GROSSI “Scott’” Automotive Hot Rod Club 2, 3, 4 VERA GUTMANS “Sue” Sequence III Prom Committee 3 Nurses’ Aide Club 4 CLAUDE J. HACHEY Sequence III Motorcycle Club 4 CHERYL MARTHA HAMILTON Sequence | GORANI 4 Field Hockey 4 GALE M. HANSON Sequence | Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Prom Committee 3 Chorus 3 FeleAs2eos4 Language Club 3 Band 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA M. HARE “Tricia’’ Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Reception 3 Speech Contest 3 Drama Club 3 GaAs G. A. A. Fashion Show 3 Future Nurses’ Club 2 Press Club 4 Field Hockey Manager 4 DONALD W. HARVIE Sequence | Senior Reception 2 Jets Club 4 GAYLE A. HATHAWAY Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Winter Carnival 3 Chairman 4 Folk Music Club 2 FLT. A. 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 3 National Honor Society 2, 3 Gym Show 3, 4 J. V. Field Hockey 3 KEVIN HAVERTY ‘’Kev’’ Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3 Class Suppers 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 2 G.A.A. Fashion Show 2, 3 Winter Carnival 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 J. V. Basketball 2 Basketball 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Soccer 2, 4 GERALD HAYWARD Sequence III Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL F. HEBERT “Mike’’ Sequence || Class Wrap-In 3 Archaeology Club 4 Jets Club 2, 3 DAVID L. HITOV Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3, 4 Musical 2, 3 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Relay 3 MARK W. HOLLAND Sequence III Chess Club 2 Folk Music Club 3 Gymnastics Club 4 Sel0b 2, 3, 4 ALBERT E. HOUDE, JR.’’Punky” Sequence III Class Supper 2, 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Folk Music Club 3 Ski Club 2 HARRY R. HOWE Sequence || Class Supper 2, 3 Gymnastics Club 4 Ski Club 2 Gym Show 3, 4 Indoor Track 3 Track:2,3 MARCIA E. IACABONI Sequence | Archaeology Club 2 Future Nurses’ Club 4 Polyglot Club 3 LENA J. JACKART Sequence || Musical 2 Class Wrap-In 3 Chorus 2 Future Secretaries Club 3 PeraAs2 MICHAEL W. JACOBS “Jake” Sequence ||| Chess Club 2 Gymnastics Club 4 INDEX Ski Club 2, 4 JAMES L. JANCAITIS “JJIanky Babe” Automotive Automotive Club 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH C. JANCAITIS “Joey” Sequence || Musical 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Jets Club 23) 4 J. V. Baseball 2 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 MARY JANE KENDALL Sequence | Class Wrap-In 3 Art Club 2 Magnet Business Staff 4 Gym Show PATRICIA ANN KILLELEA ‘Patti’ Sequence | Drama Club 3, 4 Folk Music Club 2 DOUGLAS H. KING “Doug’”’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Folk Music Club 2 Jets Club 3 Newspaper Staff 4 JeVs bennis2 Tennis 3, 4 DONALD A. KIRBY “Don” Sequence | Musical 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 All-State Band 3, 4 Central District Band 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 2, 3, 4 NANCY O. KOSKI “Nance” Sequence || Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Future Secretaries Club 4 ALAN S. KRECEK Drafting Golf Club 3 Interact Club 4 Basketball 3 Football 3, 4 naceon4 LYNNE E. KROCK Sequence | Interclass Play 2 Musical 2, 3 Class Supper 3, Class Wrap-In 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 2 Speech Contest 2 Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, Plate G. A.A. 3,4 G. A. A. Fashion Show 3 Language Club 2, 3, 4 J. V. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 DARLENE M. KURASOW!CZ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Interclass Plays 2 Homeroom Representative 3, 4 Parents’ Night 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Drama Club 3 Folk Music Club 3 G.A.A. 3,4 Magnet Business Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 4 TAG Board 3, 4 Gym Show 4 J. V. Cheerleader 2 PAMELA A. LAFLEUR ‘’Pam’’ Sequence | Art Club 2 PAULA LAFRANCE Sequence III Future Secretaries Club 3, 4 JOAN A. LAGACE “Joanie” Sequence | Musical 3, 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Prom Committee 3 Band 3, 4 Folk Music Club 3 Future Nurses’ Club Newspaper Staff 4 Ski Club 4 Tennis 2, 3 203 MARY R. LAGOY Sequence | Interclass Plays 3 Musical 3 Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Chorus 22354 Fee Science Club 2 oki Giub 23.4 Jr.-Sr. Relay 3 ROBERT J. LAMOTHE Sequence | Class Treasurer 3 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Winter Carnival 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Editor-in-Chief 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Football 2,3, 4 BARBARA J. LAMPI “Barb” Sequence II| Class Supper DECA 4 DECA Fashion Show 4 DECA Historian 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3 JUDITH A. LAMSA “Judy” Sequence | Musical 2, 3, 4 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4 DENNIS J. LANCEY “Goon’ Carpentry Camera Club 4 Chess Club 4 Fishing Club 2 BONNIE J. LANE Sequence || Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 4 Senior Class Play 4 Future Secretaries Club 3, 4 204 SENIOR Vice President 4 Girls’ Physical Education 2 CLEMENT L. LANZA “Clem” Sequence || Interclass Plays 2, 3, 4 Musical 2, 3, 4 Class Supper 3 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 KAREN M. LANZA Sequence || Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Parents’ Night 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Future Nurses’ Club 2 Girls’ Physical Education Club 3 Press Club 4 MARY E. LANZA Sequence || Art Club 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 2 LUCILLE M. LAPIERRE Distributive Education DECA 3, 4 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 French Conversation Club 2 EMILE LAPOINTE ’’Mr. LaPointe” Sequence Il Archaeology Club 3 Correspondence Club 4 President 4 SANDRA LAPOINTE “Sandy” Sequence || Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Drama Club 2 Treasurer 2 Nurses’ Aide Club 4 SHARON M. LATTANZIO “Sher” Sequence || Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Parents’ Night 2 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 3 Press Club 2, 4 KENNETH LAVOIE “Louie” Electronics Chess Club 2, 3, 4 President 4 Treasurer 3 MARLENE M. LAVOIE Sequence || Musical 2 Future Secretaries Club 3, 4 DANIEL J. LAWLER “’Danny”” Sequence Ill LYNNE A. LEAHEY Sequence | Musical 2 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Art Club 2, 4 Chorus 2, 4 RICHARD P. LEAHEY “Rick” Carpentry Camera Club 3, 4 President 4 Rifle Club 2 BERTHA LEBLANC “Bert’’ Sequence |I| Folk Music Club 2, 3 Nurse’s Aide Club 4 President 4 JEANNETTE LEBLANC “Jan” Sequence II| DECA 3 DECA Fashion Show 3 Science Club 4 CYNTHIA LEGENDRE “Cin” Sequence | Musical 2, 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 4 Senior Class Play 4 Band 3, 4 Choral Club 3, 4 Drama Club 2, 4 Folk Music Club 3 EMMERY LEGER “MM” Sequence |I| BURKE, LEGERE Sequence | Class Supper 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 President 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 ROBERT LEMOINE “Walrus” Machine Shop Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 WILLIAM S. LEMOINE ‘Bill’ Sequence | Class Vice-President 3 Class Supper 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Jets Club 2 Ski Giuy 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 SETH A. LEONARD Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 2 Investment Club 3 Magnet Business Staff 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Intre ural Basketball! 4 KAREN D. LEVINE Sequence | Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 3 pat Ax A G. A.A. 3, 4° Girls’ Physical Education Club 2 Field Hockey 2, 3 PAUL S. LIENECK Sequence | Graduation Usher 2, 3 Senior Class Play 4 Chess Club 2 Jets Club 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 4 JONATHAN LORD “Poncho” Sequence III DENNIS LOZIER Sequence | Swimming 2, 3, 4 Track 2 INDEX DEBORAH M. LUCIER “Debi” Sequence III Archaeology Club 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM LUCK Distributive Education Homeroom Representative 4 DECA 3, 4 Track 2 STEVEN LYONNAIS Drafting Golf Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 2 Cross Country Manager 2 Track Manager 2 RICHARD B. LYSTILA “Rick” Sequence | Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Piay 4 Newspaper Club 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Science Club 3 SKLCIUb273 Gym Show 3 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Intramural Volleyball 3 DONNA LEE MACDONALD Sequence | Interclass Plays 2 Class Supper 3 Prom Committee 4 Senior Class Play 4 Future Homemakers’ Club 4 Future Nurses’ Club 2 Language Club 2 Polyglot Club 3 Ski Gluo 27374 henins:2ao8 4. RAYMOND W. MACGREGOR “‘Ray”’ Sequence | Tailors’ Club 4 Varsity Club 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Track 2 KATHLEEN M. MAFFEI ‘’Kathy”’ Sequence || Class Supper 3 Senior Class Play 4 Art Club 2 Folk Music Club 3 Future Homemakers’ Club 4 Ski Club 4 MICHELLE A. MAFFEI! “’Mitch’’ Sequence || Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 ArtGlub 2.3)4 Interact Club 4 Guidance Office Assistant 4 STEPHEN F. E. MAGGIO “’Pizza’’ Sequence II| Art Club 4 President 4 Science Club 2, 3 STEPHEN A. MAHONEY “Steve” Sequence | Senior Reception 3 Tailors’ Club 4 Vice-President 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Gym Show 2 Je V erOoroall 2 Football 3, 4 GERALD JOSEPH MAILLET “Jerry” Carpentry Automotive Club 2, 3, 4 ROGER R. MAILLOUX ’’Rog”’ Sequence || Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Folk Music Club 3 Gymnastics Club 4 Basketball 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Football 2 Hockey 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Relay 3 CHERYL MALO Sequence || Senior Reception 3 Future Secretaries Club 4 CORINNE M. MANDOZZI Sequence | Class Supper 3 Senior Class Play 4 Chorus 3, 4 Future Homemakers’ Club 2 Fain Aro 4 Gym Show 3 DOROTHY MANKIEWICZ “itty “” Distributive Education DECA 3, 4 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 Drama Club 2 Secretary 2 205 PATRICIA A. MANN ‘Pat’ Sequence || Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Future Secretaries Club 4 Pep Club 4 Press Club 2, 3 MICHAEL C. MARCOUX “Coo” Sequence | Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 4 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2,3, 4 ROBERT J. MARCOUX “’Rabbit’’ Sequence | Homeroom Representative 4 Debate Club 2 Gymnastics Club 3 Varsity Club 4 Football 4 Soccer 3 rock 2a Wrestling 2, 3, 4 ANGELA MARIE MARRAMA Sequence || Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Future Secretares Club 4 Secretarial Assistant 3, 4 LAWRENCE MARSHALL “Ralph’’ Sequence | Easter Egg Hunt Bunny 3 Boy’s State Delegate 4 Musical 2, 3, 4 Homeroom Representative 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 2 Band 2,3, 4 Treasurer 4 Film Productio Club 4 President 4 Folk Music Club 3 French Conversation Club 2 National Honor Society 2,3, 4 President 4 Swimming 2, 3 DANIEL GLENN MAXFIELD “Dannie” Sequence ||| 206 SENIOR Class Supper 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Claxs Play 4 Sii Club 3 Tailors’ Club 3 J. V. Football 2 Football 3, 4 DAVID A. MAXFIELD ‘’Max’’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Band 2, 3 Folk Music Club 3 French Conversation Club 2 F.T.A. 4 JEAN E. MAXIM “Jeannie” Sequence II Musical 2 Class Wrap-In 3 Homeroom Representative 2 Chorus 2, 3 Future Secretaries Club 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 JOAN E. MCCAFFREY “Joanie” Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3, 4 Musical 2, 3, 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Homeroom Representative 4 Parents’ Night 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Reception 3 Speech Contest 3 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 folk Music Club 2, 3 Fortnightly Club 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Language Club 2 Magnet Editorial Staff 4 TAG Board 4 Basketball Scorer 3 J. V. Field Hockey 3 Field Hockey 4 RITA ANN MCCAFFREY Sequence || Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Future Secretaries Club 4 Library Club 2 ALAN T. MCCULLOCH “Al” Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Science Club 2, 3 Ski Glues 2po Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Volleyball 3, 4 KATHRYN MCDERMOTT “Kathy” Sequence | Interclass Plays 2 Musical 2 Class Supper 3 Senior Class Play 4 Chorus 2, 3 FLT SASS, 4 SKiLCIODI2 on4 LAWRENCE M. MCGEE “‘Larry’’ Drafting Interact Club 4 Radio Club 2 VICA Club 3 Vice-President 3 LINDA MELLA Sequence II| Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Future Homemakers’ Club 4 ANN MERCIK Sequence III Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Future Homemakers’ Club 4 ERNEST MERRITT “Ernie” Sequence || Gymnastics Club 4 Stamp Club 2 ROBERT L. METIVIER ‘“Met’’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Parents’ Night 2 Prom Committee 3 Winter Carnival 3 Gymnastics Club 2 Tailors’ Club 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 LINDALEE M. MICHAEL ‘Flea’ Sequence II Easter Egg Hunt 3 Class Supper 3 Parents’ Night 4 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Stamp Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2, 3 Vice-President 4 GLEN MILLER ‘Whitey’ Electronics Hot Rod Club 3, 4 Radio Club 2 TIMOTHY MILLER “Tim” Sequence | Archaeology Club 2 Polyglot Club 3 DENNIS W. MILLS “Millsy”’ Sequence III Science Club 2 DECA 3, 4 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 Ski Club 2 Gym Show 2 Soccer 2 JOHN F. MOORE “Johnny” Sequence | Science Club 2 MICHAEL MOORE ‘‘Mickie”’ Sequence III Class Supper 3 Folk Music Club 2, 3 NANCY MOORE Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Chorus 3, 4 Folk Music Club 3 Future Nurses Club 2 F.T.A.4 Pep Club 4 ROBERT JOSEPH MOORE “’Bob”’ Sequence |I| Class Supper 3 Investment Club 3 Motorcycle 4 Stamp Club 2 Wrestling 2 INDEX MARY A. MORAN Sequence | Easter Egg Hunt 3 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Parents’ Night 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 Executive Board 3 Langauge Club 2, 3 Treasurer 3 Magnet Editorial Staff 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Guidance Office Assistant 2, 3, 4 DEBRA J. MULLAN’’Debbie”’ Sequence | Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Parents’ Night 3 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Senior Representative 4 Language Club 2 Leaders’ Club 2 SKNCIUD 2a Basketball 2, 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 softball 273.4 Intramural Basketball 4 PETER NAPOLI Machine Shop Camera Club 2, 3 Golf Club 4 IVY NATHAN “‘lv’ Sequence | Interclass Plays 3, 4 Musical 2, 3, 4 Class Supper 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Winter Carnival 4 Art Club 4 Drama Club 3 Folk Music Club 2 G.A.A. 3,4 RICHARD NELINSON “Rick” Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3 Musical 2, 3 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Band 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Folk Music Club 3 Science Club 2 Ski Club 3, 4 HERBERT NELSON “Herb” Sequence |I| Investment Club 4 WAYNE NORMAN NEWELL Machine Shop Rifle Club 2, 4 VICA 3 WAYNE NICOLL ‘“’Wango” Machine Shop Automotive Club 2, 3, 4 JAMES NICHOLSON “Nick” Sequence II| DECA 3 Deca Fashion Show 3 Motorcycle Club 4 ANGELA NOVELLI Sequence III Folk Music Club 2 Nurses’ Aide Club 4 Future Nurses Club 3 MICHAEL NUTTING ‘’Mike” Sequence | Class Supper 3 Jets Club 3, 4 SkFGlup.2 Hockey 4 THOMAS NUTTING ‘‘Tom” Sequence | Class Supper 3 Graduation Usher 2 Future Nurses’ Club 3 PAUL O’BARA “Bean” Sequence | Musical 4 Chorus 2 3, 4 Dance Band 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3 TONI OLIVER “Toni” Sequence || Leader’s Club 4 Future Nurses’ Club 4 207 JEANNE OLIVIER “Jeannie” Sequence | Class Supper Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Homeroom Representative 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Winter Carnival 4 Art Club 2 man) Gre A Girls’ Physical Education Club 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Gym Show 2, 3 MARGARET O’MEALEY “Peggy” Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 Language Club 2, 3 GLORIA OPREA “Glo” Sequence || Nurses Aide Club 3, 4 KAREN OVASKA Sequence III Folk Music Club 2 Nurses’ Aide Club 4 Future Nurses’ Club 3 ALEXA PACELLI “‘Lex’’ Sequence | Interclass Play 2 Musical 2 Chorus 3 Drama Club 2 Folk Music Club 3 RONALD PANDISCIO ‘Tango Mole’ Sequence || DECA 3, 4 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 DECA State Convention 3, 4 Pale Ar2 A. JAMES PARADIS “GiGi” Sequence |I| Art Club 4 KEVIN PARADIS “‘Chumley”’ Distributive Education Class Wrap-In 2, 3 DECA 4 208 SENIOR Folk Music Club 2, 3 EDMOND PELLETIER “Ed” Sequence Il STEVEN PENANSKY “Steve” Sequence | Musical 3 Class Supper 3 Parents’ Night 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Dance Band 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2 Basketball 2 JEFFREY Je PERSON = Jett. Carpentry Automotive Club 2, 3 Chess Club 4 CHRISTINE PIANO ‘’Crissy” Sequence III Musical 2 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Future Nurses’ Club 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 3 Press Club 2 DONALD PIERCE “Muggs” Sequence II| Art Club 3 Motorcycle Club 4 CAROL PIERMARINI “Care”’ Sequence III Art Club 2 CHERYLE PITTS “’Cherrie” Sequence | Interclass Play 2 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Art Club 3 Drama Club 2 G.A.A. 3,4 National Honor Society 2 J. V. Cheerleader 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Captain 4 Gym Show 2, 3 Field Hockey 2 DOUGLASS POIRER “Doug” Sequence | Class Supper 3 Parents’ Night 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Band 4 Language Club 3 Magnet Editorial Staff 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Press Club 2 Graduation Usher 2 MORRIS POWERS ‘ Moe”’ Sequence || Varsity Club 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN PRINCE Sequence | Interclass Play 2 Musical 4 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Choral Club 3, 4 Folk Music Club 3 G.A.A. 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 4 Basketball 2 Field Hockey 3, 4 Gym Show 3, 4 DAVID L. PRINCE ‘“Moose” Machine Shop Camera Club 3, 4 Hot Rod Club 2 NANCY PROIETTI “’Nance’’ Sequence III Folk Music Club 3 Speech Therapy Club 4 JOHN PRZYBYSZEWSK|I “’Prev’”’ Automotive Gym Club 2 Hot Rod Club 3 Ski Club 4 Golf 1 NANCY PUCILLO Sequence | DIAN PULSINELLI “Dian” Sequence | Musical 3, 4 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Choral Club 3, 4 baleAL 3. 4 Library Club 2 Vice-President 2 Pep Club 4 PAMELA RACINE “Pam” Sequence III Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 THOMAS RAHER “Medium” Sequence | Interclass Plays 2 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Drama Club 2 Engineering Club 3, 4 Gym Show 3, 4 Soccer 4 Tennis 4 Office Assistant 4 ELIZABETH REED “’Betsie’’ Sequence | SeniorClass Play 4 Art Club 2, 4 KURT TIMOTHY REYNOLDS Sequence | Folk Music Club 4 JACQUELINE R. RICCHEZZA “Jacquie” Sequence || DECA Fashion Show 4 Folk Music Club 2 Secretaries’ Club 3, 4 FRANCIS RICHARD “Frank’’ Machine Shop Automotive Club 2, 3, 4 GILLES RICHARD “Gill” Carpentry Hot Rod Club 2, 3 Interact Club 4 PHYLLIS RICHARD Sequence || DECA 3, 4 KAREN RICHARDS Sequence | Musical 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Homeroom Representative 3 INDEX Parents’ Night 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Reception 3 Choral Club 3, 4 Newspaper Staff Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3 Pep Club 4 SkEeluos.4 Speech Therapy Club 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Gym Show 4 Tennis 3 FAITH RICHARDSON Sequence III Language Club 3 Nature Student Club 2 Polyglot Club 3 BETTE RICKER Sequence | Musical 2 Class Supper 3, 4 Homeroom Representative 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Chorus 3 Folk Music Club 2 G.A.A. 3,4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 3, 4 Leaders’ Club 4 SKi-GIub) 253.4 J. V. Basketball 2 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Gym Show 2 LEON ROBBINS ‘‘Lee”’ Sequence || Senior Class Play 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Gym Show 2,3, 4 SUSAN ROGER “Sue” Sequence ||| Class Supper 3, 4 Parents’ Night 3 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Art Club 4 Chorus 3 DECA 3 Majorette 3, 4 Nature Study Club 2 MARSHA ROME Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3, 4 Musical 2 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Ghorus.2°3 Drama Club 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3,4 G. A. A. Fashion Show 3, 4 Language Club 3 Pep Club 4 Basketball Manager 3 Gym Show 3, 4 RAYMOND ROTTI “Ray’”’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Archaeology Club 2 Jets 4 Gymnastics Club 3 Golf 4 DENISE ROUSSEAU Sequence || Class Supper 3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 DECA 3 DECA Fashion Show 3 Drama Club 4 GARY RUSSELL “’Gar’’ Sequence || Prom Committee 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 J. V. Baseball 3 Football 4 J. V. Football 3 Gym Show 3 VINCENT RUSSO “Vinny” Sequence || Class Supper 2 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 J. V. Basketball 2 Soccer 3, 4 JUDITH RUTTER “Judy”’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Folk Music Club 2, 3 Pol cAva G.A.A.4 209 Gym Show 3 EVIN D. SABOURIN “Quentin” Sequence II Musical 2, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Winter Carnival 4 Band: 2543, 4, Dance Band 2, 3 DECA Fashion Show 3 Folk Music Club 4 Baseball 2 Football 2 Swimming 2 DIANE ST. JEAN Sequence Il Senior Class Play 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 2, 3 J. V. Field Hockey 3 JAMES ST. JEAN “Jim” Sequence || Class Wrap-In 3 Investment Club 2 HELEN ST. YVES Sequence | Musical 3 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Parents’ Night 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Reception 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 PiteAe23 Magnet Business Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Gym Show 4 DONALD SALAFIA “‘Don”’ Machine Shop Automotive Club 2, 3 VICA 4 MARTIN SALVATORE “Marty” Machine Shop Golf Club 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 CHERYL A. SAMBITO ‘’Cher” Distributive Education Deca 3, 4 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 Folk Music Club 2 210 SENIOR MICHAEL SARDELIS Sequence III PATRICIA SAUCIER “Pat” Sequence | Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Choral Club 3, 4 Fe tA eS 74 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 W. FREDRICK SCHERER “Sam Jones”’ Carpentry Gymnastics Club 2 Interact Club 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Rereniteyelll| 2, Gi, 4 PAUL SCHERTELL “’Shirt’’ Drafting Automotive Club 2 Camera Club 3 Golf Club 4 KURT L. SCHUMANN “Jamie” Machine Shop Automotive Club 3 Chess Club 2 VICA 4 ANTONINA SCIABARRASI “Nina” Sequence || DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 MICHAEL SCIABARRASI ‘Mike’ Sequence || Debate Club 2 Investment Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 FRANK SCOPELLITI Sequence Il Art Club 3, 4, MICHAEL SHANKLIN ‘“‘Mike”’ Machine Shop Automotive Club 2 Ski Club 3, 4 DANIEL C. SHERMAN “Dan” Carpentry Class Vice-President 4 Fishing Club 3 Interact Club 4 Senior Director 4 BRIAN SILBERBERG “’Sil’’ Sequence | Chess Club 2, 3, 4 President 4 Secretary-Treasurer 3 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 Track 2 DAVID SIMARD ‘Mort’ Sequence | Jets Club 2, 3, 4 HELEN SKEHAN “‘Hal’’ Distributive Education Deca 3, 4 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 LAWRENCE SMITH “Larry’’ Sequence III Polyglot Club 2 THOMAS A. SMITH, JR. “Smitty”’ Sequence III Archaeology Club 4 Football 2 SHARON SOUTHER “Smother” Sequence || Thanksgiving Rally 4 PETER SPACCIAPOLI “Spach” Sequence | Class Supper 3 Tailors’ Club 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 J. V. Football 3, 4 Football 3, 4 J. V. Indoor Track 3 JoVeTrack 223 LINDA C. SPADAFORE Sequence || Interclass Plays 2 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 2 Parents’ Night 2, 3 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Archaeology Club 2 Art Club 3 Drama Club 4 Gym Show 3’ Majorette 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 SHARON SPREYNE “Shar” Nurse’s Aide Nurse’s Aide Club 4 Jr.-Sr. Relay 3 TERESA STAGLIANO “Treas” Sequence | Drama Club 2 Folk Music Club 3 Future Nurses’ Club 4 BRUCE STOKES “’Stokley”’ Distributive Education Fall Day 4 Interclass Plays 3 Musical 2, 3, 4 Class President 3, 4 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Homeroom Representative 2 Parents’ Night 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Speech Contest 3 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Winter Carnival 3, 4 Band 3, 4 DEGAY, 3, 4 President 3 Vice-President 4 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 DECA State President 4 DEC-LEM DIAMOND Staff 3, 4 Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Fashion Show 3 Magnet Business Staff 4 Press Club 2 Student Council 3, 4 ELIZABETH STRANG “‘Betty”’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Ariciub 2, 4 Gym Show 3 WALTER TARATUTA Automotive Interact Club 3, 4 ALAN TATA Sequence || Class Supper 3, 4 Tailors’ Club 4 Varsity Club 3 Baseball 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 CYNTHIA TATA “Cyndie” Sequence | Musical 3 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 INDEX Parents’ Night 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Art Club 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Pep Club 4 SkuGhb 273 Gym Show 3, 4 J. V. Cheerleader 2 SHARON TATA Sequence || Secretaries’ Club 4 Gym Show 4 J. V. Field Hockey 2 JOVCETELLIER Sequence | Class Wrap-In 3 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Folk Music Club 3 Handicraft Club 4 Secretary 4 Ski Club 2 LAWRENCE TESSIER “Hands” Sequence ||| Class Wrap-In 3 DECA 3 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 Motorcycle Club 4 J. V. Football 2 Gym Show 3 Hockey 2, 3, 4 RICHARD THIBAULT “Bolts’’ Sequence || Varsity Club 4 Baseball 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Gym Show 3, 4 Hockey 3, 4 DONNA THIBODEAU Distributive Education Parents’ Night 3, 4 DECA 3, 4 Treasurer 4 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 North Atlantic Regional Conference 4 DEBORAH JEAN TINKER “Debbie” Sequence || Central District Chorus 3, 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Choral Club 273,4 Deca 3, 4 Future Homemakers’ Club 2 MAUREEN TISDALE Sequence III DECA 4 DECA Fashion Show 4 DEC-LEM DIAMOND Staff 4 Editor 4 JOSERELIOCG le Joe ye Sequence || Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 4 LINDA TOCCI Distributive Education Class Supper 3 DECA 3, 4 DECA Fashion Show 3, 4 DECA State Convention 3, 4 MARIA TOCCI Distributive Education Deca 4 DECA Fashion Show 4 Ski Club 2 MICHAEL TOCCI “Mike” Sequence | Class Supper 3 Prom Committee 3 Chess Club 2, 3 Tailors’ Club 4 Football 2, 3 ANN VAILLETTE ‘Annie’ Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Art Club 2 Folk Music Club 3, 4 J. V. Cheerleader 2 MARIA VALENTE Sequence || Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Magnet Business Staff 4 KATHY VALERA Sequence | Class Supper 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 F.T.A. 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 2 Italian Club 3 J. V. Basketball 3 J. V. Field Hockey 2 G.A.A.3 211 DEAN VALLIERE “Dino” Sequence | Easter Egg Hunt 3 Band 2.3, 4 Language 2 Magnet Business Staff 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 4 NANCY ELAINE VALOIS Sequence | Musical 2 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Homeroom Representative 4 Drama Club 2, 3 Girls’ Physical Education Club 4 Field Hockey 3, 4 JOYCE M. VIAU Sequence | Musical 3 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Prom Committee 3 Winter Carnival 4 Chorus 3 Folk Music Club 4 ala Awe Girls’ Physical Education Club 2 J.V. Basketball 2 J.V. Field Hockey 2 NORMAN DENNIS VINCENT “Norm” Sequence III Motorcycle Club 4 ANISE E. VAUTOUR Sequence || Future Secretaries’ Club 3, 4 SHARON L. WADE “Sharon” Sequence || Class Supper 3 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Choral Club 3, 4 Folk Music Club 3 Home Economics Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Library Assistant 4 MICHAEL R. WALLACE ’’Wes’’ Sequence | Class Supper 3 Parents’ Night 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Speech Contest 3 Creative Writing Club 2 Folk Music Club 2 Jets Club 3 Magnet Editorial Staff 3 Ski Club 2, 3 J. V. Basketball 2 J. V. Football 2 212 SENIOR INDEX Soccer 3 Office Assistant 3, Jr.-Sr. Relay 3 NANCY WEITZNER “Nance”’ Sequence | Musical 4 Class Supper 4 Senior Class Play 4 Drama Club 2, 3, 4 NANCY L. WELCH “Nance” Sequence III Musical 4 Class Supper 4 Choral Club 4 Folk Music Club 3 Girls’ Physical Education Club 4 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 MARCIA L. WALTHALL ‘’Mart’’ Sequence | Interclass Plays 2, 3 Musical 3, 4 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3 Prom Committee 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Reception 3 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 F.T.A.4 G. A. A. Fashion Show 3 Girls’ Physical Club 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Press Club 3 PETER WEIS ‘’Pete’’ Sequence | Musical 2 Class Supper 3 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Prom Commtteee 3 Senior Class Supper 4 Jets Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Soccer 3, 4 BERNAERT F. WELVAERT “Buddy” Sequence Ill Gymnastics Club 4 CYNTHIA A. WHITE “Serrez A Gauche”’ Sequence | Musical 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Folk Music Club 3 Fortnightly Club 4 Girls’ Physical Education Club 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 JUDSON C. WHITTINGTON “Judd” Sequence III Art Glup 2 Press Club 2 EDWARD WILKINSON “Eddie” Sequence II| Jets Club 2 Ski Club 3 LYNNE MARIE WILSON Sequence | Musical 3, 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Band 2 3, 4 Bridge Club 2 Choral Club 3 Future Nurses’ Club 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 PAMELA WILSON “Pam” Sequence III Art Club 2, 3 KATHLEEN A. YOUNG “Kathy” Sequence | Musical 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3 Parents’ Night 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Winter Carnival 4 Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Language Club 3 Leaders’ Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 2 Basketball Scorer 3 J. V. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Gym Show 2, 3, 4 DEBORAH J. YULE “Debbie” Sequence | Class Vice-President 4 Class Supper 3, 4 Class Wrap-In 3, 4 Parents’ Night 2 Prom Committee 3 Senior Class Play 4 Thanksgiving Rally 4 Winter Carnival 2, 3, 4 G. A.A. 3,4 Magnet Editorial Staff 4 National Honor Society 2, 3 Ski Club 2 Student Council 2, 3 J. V. Field Hockey 2 Tennis 3, 4 ADVERTISING INDEX OPED ia Ugh ES SS AS To et oP ne 167 PRE eID ENCSUCS COI Pisa ethers eyes, oe se oe Sw 9 4oe salen aoe « 169 Pcerson-rerry InsSUrancei.o ..cekn. cece ce es ee wens 176 Armillotti’s Shoe Sales and Repair ..............2055 185 pe ey OMOCINY seta erene is chat se Btw tip ae-ip winds 3 187 Bonner Mold and Die Company Inc. 2. ..2..504-6 06.3 164 Barker Davis Machine Company, Inc. ............06- 185 Re aT SRCIOSNCSACL OND faye: o. 5. on 1ests Se aw at 170 EMM ICC Mee AoA sie. a ate PR Goer a SROs he 176 Pee ten Met AC re ode Rion wit, wt lecane sie sot See, hake oes 22 SM ROSIE OOM Ne cea tae, Sanigeec te ERS Se Pals, agin WAS UST SLA UATE ao OF a gee aS oe oe te me ee Sarin a 170 eRe RI VICI KET i5.,22, sustees or eee Ie eae Evans s sabes 183 Boutwell Owens Company, Inc. ..........00 eee eee 170 RSs MUR RM ee 6 ee ee hicchee shee eee Buhne fase We Meter or ROGEISMINC. .ina4.2-22.8 ees -c cece wee ok LI a Mette ub u Siegal Oe ee ee ae 169 MS NOMEN S cr Wh are els sn hw cee es nid Bh cene's 3 184 Pe MCC PE ICISTICS ING. cc G6 eae nace. Soe aa dee es Ck we 19] Ne BF a he eG, Sion “ohn d LauheeEi Whe a's) a ale ar aodes 192 neeOMrNCKS GOMPONY a. 222. oes oh Wee ee eee 122 Paecimiool Die Company, Inc... oe... ee ee eee WZ ese SVC KEL 2. 2 c.ccare Salas Sah o's 2 Bee dies 169 BBRMIIe SSOCIOTES MNCs co. cfu cles ys Ooh es eee 186 ere Year fe ah ieee acs csc k Seboney awe acer gis. ea 189 SC dy 2 kg 186 nae MOOS S46 ie a) bie gigs acd Woes Shes Gnd, Balled “eee aoe 185 Mn ee tec. 5 aa cs UREe Re shes ae due We cliacatuon 4 169 Beem DECIR SOD 8. chr. tl viscinse. ee Bile oom ss 17] ionneeoncerietal Works, Inc. .......s -c0s.e0ece vs 183 TS.� chose gO gathe y 6 a 174 ONT UY OE a ee cr 185 Pare euront DeNemours’ Company .....5...0..5....-: 184 Bupors rower Mower Service... .5 sc os wo ee ewes 169 easmecost Builders inc. of Mass... 64. 0i ce occ esses 17] Elena Dress Manufacturing Company ............... 174 SLO (RES: I 6 lt ee ie ae renee 17S. RMR EICWEICTS occ cs ccs ss eke 4s be sla Denes 183 Meoemy o-Operdtive Bank «wns ie cee ce ce es 165 MEE POPS CINICO rer. e oe. san. hus ages o ecyos bain ataus ew 8 VL EEO MAVICHON LINCS. ss onde co eae sab ac Os cake be 183 momaeoireern hollway Company ... 2... 8% 6549. ea 0an 19] Ber ere lomrr uit GOWN ca 2k 0 oe cn ee bea S eee. Pee 186 CRS OOS Cre ee a toes a aches ee ey 2 loo es 171 “8 CUTTS) i A emia aE ae ae a aR 178 Be ome sniCCOMPONY, INC. 4 ake sw cise dn ea weno pos oe 5 166 RMOMNGORY CLeTOnsm (UD, ING: 1.5 Swe leloww eeSeiceh gre + ec 170 Nee PPE el cae Se cok oar eae aL ete 174 Bemreee ON OGOMPOANY 2 4+ avs ag am aneny Pelee aeons aly eke 182 Sone aicosCreGgm ONOp ... se. os ea oe Uk ele dee as we 17Z Bee Os OOILY ihe ie ty. lawn pat on See ee Oe ee 176 Pee mnociwCOnpony sx. sn. so o-0d soma eae eae 169 maoieeromemakers Cle. fis si acy. ac nicer eee a 179 PRE CSOSECMULN Es dhe. csp on alk inde ans eae eee 170 Be Remoecretones sClUDS . yc. cu vis, g + Sys So Re me 176 erm eCICHETS, GU. uk a. WOR eee 17] General Automotive Supply Company .............. 173 ionpeotore of Leominster, Inc? . . ..se.sk oes usc ena. 18] Pguete PUG Companys ING, ko. aed ceeac ase ows wee 17S BSceG Ves ENTCTOLISES 7. ING. facardinis) a acteet Gini aguars os Sc wd 169 PIVEN COUStETeStall Cr. et ie tae ee ne ee Seg 187 Saul Incusingkoupaly Company, sawn. aeemsee foe 2 18] 2 SNe edo ge RUE Ch Brn ci ge ce go ek ee 186 BHCC SU SULIOCG mene ent tele oly Ae Pee Oey en Oe eas 165 omerelOnnsOns thesauri! swe ee see co oh aes 176 BURMESMINSULONCETAUETICY fart hue Biya se dene de 18] PUD ela A VIQUON peOr DOr OhONs om sit. Cros Bam, ouk 179 EV CIMEL ceil Cl getter Oho eo. te} cree Wo. techie NS uta hawks eee os 168 DOUCKES SO OG ame eit re Gon kos, we Wie Bi acetate 17] Re MebcistiCay SOCOOFOMON win. caidtn. nels seo 65-5 5 drs nn ks LZ7 Rings Orner GOV aNUMSGly eo oa le olin 504 one Ss 166 STE] PURE BG ped IS Sar oe 186 QUITE A RLCSSa Gamer aene Reis Grae soreret ce eae nr ea 168 Edmond Legere Insurance Agency ...............-.- 183 PEOmunstete erean MU NtOle tole acca eed oes eae ae 174 Leominster Federal Savings and Loan ............... 174 LeOMInstehehirGnG ers «ete ders weaeeecrcih cut. tensor 183 Leominster Granite Marble Works ................ 171 Leominster Industrial Supply Company .............- 173 PSOMMS SME MO CHING MIiCss os texc eee re em, waene cea 170 LeomnstenpNlewssAGency ses caccn aa abner. seeecan stars 170 Leominsiete hd Per ibOxe COMPONY Benewah seas 183 LSOMINste EEO OVINGSt SOCIIK bt oe wear ere ices he mae aie M72 Deominsiciei ool COMmpeniy, , [NCamae te tant 2 ae, Seem 173 Leominster Window and Siding Company ........... 173 [Wee lstSCieG G Gaby we tea vere ac eecBweter ees Pan atts aires 182 UOEKWOOCLEIGSTICS anit watug. «sss ta carotene eRe lv) Ro aC a 184 LolhaMenutoehuningy alice... oe can eee anne ee ee a7, LOR Cpt IC IOS@enenns cere ) 3.1 eran. cen ume? Cun ee eye 188 IE oy a aed Laer ae ee is Se an IR POR Se SU art it 179 BVA Seale. Sales © ceed, th soa Soar ar Ge a oe a ee RD 170 RO Ab MIG Tak ah cchacaee rauince ce eee es SE te rae eee See 174 MONEGIN SaRizz cite ar ema She. ar se aia ae ode ae U7. Manzer and Bagley Insurance Company ............. 164 [HEIMGYGOpAOenC yy UlhiGr nt eure ogee neat seat oe 173 MCDOnCICecte ne maeeeon en mn eae eer ete ne eel c us tatt 189 MecchonismlerOnc Di kame was nuae rt mene: os. che eigk nk nous 186 MGETFOCIN OSIG IVICIGiagee.t. Cera ac ents |e att 186 JOSE One a Mill ere GOmnociny tients att tetera, CA as 187 Modern ool Die Company, Inc. 22.5.8. o7ee6 cates 18] Mohawkevy res Oc Gaplen aed: eis, en maith. am eae lean 184 IMOTORGY Cle UDR ean een hy Suis ere la nant BAe ear tae 185 INGO UOMO tm OOCICTY tenet. brio key heme re eee 193 Om Chem RINCRINCGY = eters kara t.a Roe nn ae te Oe eee oem 168 M. Padovano Son Insurance Agency .............. 169 PeCOOMier IST ICSme semen tee vate N ecard ts ats 5 ccd tetecane marae 180 Paiitvisl OGManCdsDIENGOMOGnY INC. casein 6 Geeseeeiens ee Peoples oC per MCiEKe ie, a miatecte'. Rak ang ten yea sagieie ae es: PewiehsPOtMUitinetioUsoe: ia. 7 inename ss. Mary O. Rueenen ns 190 RICISHICECIT Ol: LOOMMstene ING: son ane ease eee ane ee 187 BSCOmF LING 2 OU IOIY many. .8s, casteat coer wats) anton eae 185 Rand-vVhitney Packaging Corp. {olu.. see: sees ee 164 ReGen loollo. Die Gompany, InCy =su5 28. me eee ees 188 BrCSV ee RIC ION OSONLGeOOME, ia. sey ake teh tant os marta ant ees) POCEES Oct ROM DORCUICHD ar-c0 oft Kat decane CNTs ich chanel ot IS U73 RU ines (elOnniinG cee rae te inc Ee omens en se 168 RUT LECHMITIC el: nee Wt oie cY eet ie as cai tines 176 MeN eS abate |tc lin Cameraman ter notens Wem Gnu 0 oh ony nee 168 SEC SUROSOUCK iS COM DON ya wer a. Sulit ena iend ait a sanmrpennass 164 SIMONAS OCW Sci SIECMGCOMPONY lave esteem ae eee ie eam oe 190 SUG ly ea aie rae pe Maer eA racticn alts Teme o Alooretee iy Sianee go's 190 Soli ME MmiCGlaC OF DOnCilOM eras eee ie wo ea gael ss ale 180 SOs MOlime a at Seer Re oe re ret Eanes, 185 Picea oponsmons ey Glessclecalicumnae tio sc see. | a 174 SOY Se COLiCem DO One eam RL emne eine her fe Oo 5 ee Sy cas 179 Siang Once OOMmGom DO Ryu fn tn aie dec wlas Cloak ae 175 SIOG Clecine (ash ewi ane Maman mig tan sare tce Siete oh wes 179 SIOhVianUROS UGG uGOn PUNY. arlacls ts .sea® cline Re 176 SIVGSnTRCCUN Chammenene mae Sires Toe te 2: ee Le ty 190 LOMORSRENU Lm rete teniites ss Loop. oo 0 , a aen eae ares te 168 OCC TE COMOC yam eure ates an eet eetrsc yee eee aes ene 182 envas COLeCISNOD erretnrt ty ee an bide «ui Bie « 186 Supe CicCme Lia OMIDCINY seen a At welai ets dis rw eheas ae 168 qucker Manufacturing ‘Corporation, hen. es ne ns ome ee 172 ICO EP ROCUCES MIN Camer aoe... cf a cteger peepe ites 36 cane hy cal le Wis 174 United Comb Novelty Company, Inc. ............. 185 Vnledalranspomation! aus eile ke cae Oe oe tse 182 VolleesEngineering Company! ¢cprees se ceee. Sees 176 aii Eek Co) ag told @oh Cem don) © Pian Faery Cine ol pee ean ee 194 WCC USE TRE COC SECOND fats Litem ae ngs oka ts alae sche ca ry2 Wachusett Tank Welding Corporation ............ 192 Wemoelss-s Oring. GOOCSe hess aa de ves teal nad oc. sie Oa 168 WV espe 1le. RNCEINOC Yea ne eer tage emai a 13 hn ee Reads 17] NCINKCOLEICSIICS With Cal eee ee oa ee VE sont, oa ae 183 214 Aalto, Stephen, 46 Academic Week, 48, 195 Adams, Elsie, 27 Addante, Mary, 24 Administration and School Personnel, 10, 11 Albrige, Lynne, 46, 195 Allain, Ernest, 195 Allain, Susan, 46, 195 Allain, Yvon, 46, 195 Almy, Merrit, 195 Anctil, Donald, 195 Anderson, Cynthia, 46, 195 Anderson, Gail, 195 Anderson, Susan, 46, 195 Andries, Gary. 46, 195 Andries. Linda, 46 Ang, Milda, 25 Antocci, Joseph, 47 Arbo, Brenda, 47, 195 Archaeology Club , 89 Archibald, Robert, 38 Arsenault, Diane, 195 Arsenault, Romeo, 47, 195 Avery, Susan, 47, 195 Art Club, 89 Art, 29 Aubuchon, Gerald, 21 Auto Mechanics, 35 Automotive Club, 103 Baker, Carl, 20 Barassi, Carol, 47, 195 Baril, Donald, 47, 195 Barnett, Kathleen, 47, 195 Basketball, 154 Basque, Gary, 47, 195 Bassett, Lynn 47, 195 Bateman, William, 48, 196 Beaudet, Patricia, 48, 196 Beaudoin, Kim, 48, 196 Bechtol, Jennifer, 48, 196 Beland, Patricia, 48, 196 Bellefeuille, Deanne, 48 Belliveau, Alcide, 38 Belliveau, Bonnie, 48 Benoit, Linda, 48, 196 Benoit, Paul 4, 6, 7, 21 Berger, William, 48, 196 Bergeron, Richard, 196 Bergeron, Shirley, 49, 196 Bernard, John, 49, 196 Bessette, Claire, 49, 196 Biery, John, 196 Bigeau, Theresa, 196 Bigelow, Randy, 49, 196 Bilodeau, David, 49 Bilodeau, Paulette, 49 Bisceglia, Margaret, 26 Bishop, Walter 49, 196 75d 78i Bisol, Claire, 16 Bisol, Joseph, 49, 196 Blanchette, Mona, 49, 196 Blood, Dana, 50, 197 Bouchard, Daniel 50 Boucher, Davia, 50, 197 Boothman, Karen, 50, 197 Bourgeois, Anna, 50, 197 Bouvier, Susan 50, 197 Bouvier, Raymond, 197 Boyden, Roberta, 50, 197 Brenner, Stephenie, 50 Bresnaham, Joseph, 197 Brettschneider, Rita, 51 Brideau, Carol, 51, 197 GENERAL Broderick, Patricia, 51 Brow, Edward, 61, 197 Brow, Kenneth, 197 Brown, Edith, 11 Brown, Michael, 51, 197 Buckley, James, 51, 197 Burnett, Max, 51, 197 Burpee, Ruth, 51, 197 Burton, Donald, 39 Business Education, 22 Butcher, Andrea, 51, 197 Butler, Ronald, 197 Caffoni, Mary, 52, 197 Caldwell, David, 52, 197 Camardella, Nancy, 52, 197 Camera Club, 89 Camera Club, Trade, 103 Camire, Thomas, 52, 197 Campo Basso, Ann, 52, 198 Carbone, Randall, 52, 198 Cardone, Joseph, 52, 198 Carpentry, 39 Carter, Thomas, 52, 198 Carter, High School, 110 Cavanagh, Elfriede, 16 Cavanagh, Michael, 18 Cavanaugh, Mary Louise, 31 Chess Club, 90 Chess Club, Trade, 104 Chellemi, Rosalind, 52, 198 Christoforo, Louis, 53, 198 Christmas Assembly, 128 Christopher, Albert, 18 Ciccone, Pauline, 5, 6, 7, 33 Cleaves, Ellen 15 Coakley, Leonard, 53, 198 Correspondence Club, 90 Colecchi, Dennis, 198 Collette, Dennis, 198 Collette, Ronald, 53, 198 Connolly, Thomas, 53, 198 Contois, Joyce, 53 Corkum, Mary J. 53, 198 Corliss, Marilou, 53, 198 Cormier, Deborah, 54, 198 Cormier, Philip, 17 Cormier, James, 54 Cornetta, Robert, 54, 198 Corzine, Eric, 54, 198 Cosenza, Beverly, 10 Cosenza, Joseph, 54, 198 Cote, Brian, 54, 198 Cote, David, 54, 198 Cote, Robert, 198 Cousins, Aldrich, 8 Cowger, Dennis, 198 Crain, Stephen, 198 Crawley, Barbara, 54, 199 Croteau, Patricia, 54, 199 Crowley, Nancy, 55, 199 Curran, Patricia, 55, 199 Currer, Jerome, 55 Damon, Deborah, 15 Dance Band, 91 Deca, 91 Decarolis, Sandra, 55, 199 DelBove, Barry, 199 _DelBove, Joseph, 55, 199 D. E. Fashion Show, 114 Delle Chaie, Anthony, 199 Demers, Judith, 55, 199 Desilets, Paul 55, 199 DiGeronomio, Arthur, 55, 199 DiGeronimo, Donald, 199 DiLillo, Teresa, 55, 199 Dion, Paul! 56 DiRusso, Dian, 56, 199 DiRusso, Nancy, 56, 199 Distributive Education, 30 Doiron, Andre, 56, 199 Doiron, Denise, 56, 199 D’Onfro, Robert 56, 199 D’Onfro, William, 56, 199 Doucette, Bonnie, 56, 199 Drafting, 37 Drew, Michelle, 56, 200 Drury, Judith, 57, 200 Duschesneau, Kevin, 57, 200 Dufrense, Robert, 47, 200 Duplease, Henry, 57, 200 Electronics, 36 English Dept., 14 Erdmann, Gregory, 57 Failola, Anthony, 200 Farber, Mark, 57, 200 Farwell, Florence. 14 Fava, Marilyn, 23 Fiandaca, John, 57 Field, Street School, 110 Film Production Club, 91 Finch, Carlton, 25 Finklestein, David 57, 200 Firmani, Kathleen 57, 200 Fischer, Richard, 58, 200 Fisher, Warren, 58, 200 Fishing Club, 104 Florio, Stephen, 58, 200 Fluet, Marie, 58, 200 Flynn, Deidre, 58 Folk Club, 92 Fontaine, Armand, 38 Fontaine, David, 58, 200 Fontaine, Robert, 58, 200 Football, 134 Foreign Languages, 16 Forest, Ronald, 58, 200 Forster, Deborah, 58, 200 Forte, Anna, 17 Fortin, Gary, 200 Fortin, Michael 59, 200 Fougere, Jeannette, 24 Fournier, Debra, 59, 200 Franciosi, Peter 59, 200 Fratturelli, John, 59, 201 Fratturelli, Thomas, 5Y Fuhrman, Jessica, 59, 201 Future Homemakers, 92 Future Nurses, 92 Future Secretaries, 93 Future Teachers, 93 G.A.A., 93 Gabrieli, John, 59, 201 Gagne, Christopher, 59, 201 Gagnon, Cheryl, 59, 201 Galletta, Stephen, 60, 201 Gallotto, Nancy, 60, 201 Gardner, Sally, 60, 201 Garner, Robert, 201 Gaskins, Diane, 60, 201 Gauthier, Mark, 60, 201 Geary, James, 39 Gelinas, Vernon, 201 Gelinas, Wayne, 60, 201 Gentile, Joseph, 60 Gettens, Christine, 60, 201 Giankis, Larry, 61, 201 Gilbert, Clifford, 35 Gillis, Susan, 6] Gillman, David, 61, 201 Giorgi, MaryJo, 61, 201 Girand, Donna, 61, 202 Girl’s Field Hockey, 146 Girl’s Physical Ed., 94 Girl’s Student Leaders, 44 Glasheen, Gail, 61, 202 Going, Sidney, 202 Golf Club, 105 Gonyea, Earl, 11 Goodwin, Katherine, 61, 202 Gordon, Dorothy, 61, 202 Goss, Kenneth, 61, 202 jgottesman, Wendy, 62, 202 Gottsegan, Dorothy, 30 Gravallese, William, 202 Green, Cynthia, 62, 202 Griffin, Patrick, 62, 202 Gronroos, Edward, 62, 202 Gronroos, Peter, 62, 202 Grossi, Richard, 202 Guidance Office Asst., 94 Gutmans, Vera, 62 Gymnastics Club, 95 Gym Wrestling Club, 105 Hachey, Claude, 62, 202 Hamilton, Cheryl, 62, 202 Hanson, Gale, 62, 202 Hare, Patricia, 63, 202 Harrington, Robert, 37 Hartnett, Helen, 24 Harvie, Donald, 63, 202 Hatch, Howard, 35 Hathaway, Gayle, 63, 202 Haverty, Kevin, 63, 203 Hayward, Gerald, 63, 203 Hazell, William, 32 Hebert, Michael, 63, 203 Hemenway, Robert, 37 Hemeon, Alice, 20 Hitov, David 63, 203 Holland, Mark 63, 203 Home Economics, 31 Houde, Albert, 63, 203 Howe, Harry, 64, 203 lacoboni, Marcia 64, 203 lacoboni, Margaret, 20 Industrial Arts, 28 Interact Club, 106 Investment Club, 95 Jackart, Lena, 64, 203 Jacobs, Michael, 64, 203 Jancaitis, James, 203 Jancaitis, Joseph, 64, 203 Johnson, Emile, 9 Johnson, L., 28 Johnson, Louis, 15 Julinson, Phyllis, 23 Jones, Mary, 10 Joyce, John F., 9, 93 Juneau, Robert, 22, 95 Junior Class Officers, 86 Junior Class Reps. 86 Kendall, Mary, 64, 203 Killela, Patricia, 203 King, Douglas, 64, 203 Kirby, Donald, 64, 203 Kongorski, Raymond, 17 Koski, Nancy, 64, 203 Krecek, Alan 203 Krock, Lynne 6, 203 Kura sowicz, Darlene, 64 LaFleur, Pamela, 65, 203 LaFrance, Paula, 65, 203 Lagrace, Joan, 69, 203 ‘Lagoy, Mary, 65, 204 Lamothe, Robert, 65, 204 Lampi, Barbara, 65, 204 Lamsa, Judith, 65, 204 Lancey, Dennis, 204 Lane, Bonnie, 66, 204 Lanza, Clement, 66, 204 Lanza, Judith, 31, 100 Lanza, Karen, 204 Lanza, Mary, 66, 204 Lanza, Peter, 14 LaPierre, Lucille, 66, 204 LaPointe, Sandra, 204 LaPointe, Emile, 66, 204 Lattanzio, Sharon, 66, 204 Lavoie, Kenneth, 66, 204 Lavoie, Marlene, 66, 204 Lawler, Daniel, 67, 204 Leahy, Lynne, 67, 204 Leahy, Richard, 204 LeBlanc, Bertha, 67, 204 LeBlanc, Jeanette, 67, 204 LeBlane, Wilfred, 35 LeFuyer, Eleanor, 21 Legendre, Cynthia, 67, 204 Leger, Emery, 67, 204 Legere, Burke, 205 Lemoine, Robert, 67, 205 Lemoine, William, 67, 205 Leominster High School, 111 Leonard, Bette, 22 Leonard, Seth, 67, 205 Levine, Karen, 67, 205 L.H. S. Band, 96 L.H.S. Cheerleaders, 87 Library Asst., 96 Lieneck, Paul 68, 205 Lord, Jonathan, 205 Lozier, Dennis, 68, 205 Lucier, Deborah, 205 Luck, William, 205 Lufkin, John Mrs., 23 ‘Lunan, Spencer, 11 Lyonnais, Steven, 205 Lystila, Ricahard, 68, 205 Macdonald, Donna, 68, 205 MacGregor, Raymond, 68, 205 Machine Shop, 38 Maffei, Kathleen, 68, 205 Maffeo, Michelle, 68, 205 Magane, John, 20 Maggie, Stephen, 68, 205 Mahoney, Stephen, 69, 205 Magnet Bus. Staff, 87 Magnet Ed. Staff, 86 Maillet, Gerald, 205 Mailloux, Richard, 40 Mailloux, Roger, 69, 205 ° Malo, Cheryl , 69, 205 Mandozzi, Corinne, 69, 205 Mankiewicz, Dorothy, 69, 205 INDEX Mann, Patricia, 69, 206 Marcoux, Michael, 69, 206 Marrama, Angela, 70, 206 Marcoux, Robert, 69, 206 Marshall, Lawrence, 70, 206 206 Mathematics, Dept., 24 Maxfield, Daniel, 70, 206 Maxfield, David, 70, 206 Maxim, Jean 70, 206 McCaffrey, Joan, 70, 206 McCaffrey, Rita, 70, 206 McCulloch, Alan, 70, 206 McDermott, Kathyrn, 70, 206 McGee, Lawrence, 70, 206 Mella, Linda, 71, 206 Membrino, Algidio, 38 Mercik, Ann, 71, 206 Merrt, Ernest, 71, 206 Metevier, Robert, 71, 206 Michel, Lindalee, 71, 207 Miller. Glen, 207 Miller, Timothy, 71, 207 Mills, Dennis, 71, 207 Mitchell, Harry, 15 Mooney, Harold 39 Moore, John, 71, 207 Moore, Michael 71, 207 Moore, Nancy, 72, 207 Moore, Robert, 72, 207 Moran, Martin, 10 Moran, Mary, 72, 207 Moryl, Frank, 36, Moynihan, Giovanna, 23 Mullan, Debra, 72, 207 Music Dept., 226 Music Dept. , 226 Napoli, Peter, 207 Nathan, lvy, 72, 207 National Honor Soc., 97, 97 Navaroli, Albert, 19 Nelinson, Richard, 72, 207 Nelson, Hebert, 72, 207 Newell, Wayne, 207 Newspaper Staff, 97 Nicholson, James, 72, 207 Nicoll, Wayne, 207 Novelli, Angela, 72, 207 Nurses Aid, 34 Nurses Aid Club, 97 Nurses Asst., 98 Nutting, Michael, 73, 207 Nutting, Thomas, 73, 207 O’Bara, Paul, 207 O’Connor, Anne, 25 O'Donnell, Gertrude, 22 Oliver, Toni, 73, 208 Olivier, Jeanne, 73, 208 O’Mealey, Margaret, 73, 208 Oprea, Gloria, 73, 208 Ovaska, Karen, 73, 208 Pacelli, Alexa, 73, 208 Pandiscio, Ronald, 73, 208 Paradis, Kevin, 74, 208 Peck, George, 14, 100 Pelletier, Edmond, 208 Pelletier, Richard, 29 Pep Club, 98 Penansky, Steven, 74, 208 Person, Jeffrey, 208 Physical Education, 32 Piano, Christine, 74, 208 Pickering, Cecile, 10 Piccuci, Carmen, 32 Pierce, Donald, 74, 208 Piermarini, Carol, 74, 208 Pitts, Cheryle, 74, 208 Poirier, Maurice, 74, 208 Pothier, Patricia, 33, 93 Powers, Morris, 74, 208 Prince, Carolyn, 75, 208 Prince, David, 208 Press Club, 98 Proietti, Nancy, 75, 208 Prsybyszewski, John, 75 Public Speaking, 22 Pucillo, Nancy, 208 Pulsinelli, Diane, 75, 208 Racine, Pamela, 75, 209 Radio, Club, 106 Raher, Thomas, 75, 209 Reed, Elizabeth, 75, 209 Reynolds, Kurt, 75, 209 Rheault, E., 16 Rheault, Geraldine, 14 Ricchezza, Jacqueline, 75 Richard, Frances, 209 Richard, Gilles, 76, 209 Richard, Phyllis, 76, 209 Richards, Karen, 76, 209 Ricker, Bette, 76, 209 Rifle Club, 107 Rigopoulous, Judith, 34, 97 Robbins, Leon, 76, 209 Roger, Susan, 76, 209 Rome, Marsha, 76, 209 Rooney, Ruth, 14 Rotti, Raymond, 77, 209 Rousseau, Denise, 77, 209 Russell, Gary, 77, 209 Russo, Vincent, 77, 209 Rutter, Judith, 77, 209 Sabourin, Kevin, 210 St. Jean, Dianne, 77, 210 St. Yves, Helen, 77, 210 Salafia, Donald, 77, 210 Salvatore, Martin, 77, 210 Sambito, Chery! 78, 210 Sardeis, Michael, 78, 210 Saucier, Patricia, 78, 210 Scherer, Warren, 78, 210 Schertell, Paul, 78, 210 Schuman, Kurt, 210 Sciabarrassi, Antonina, 78 Sciabarrassi, Michael, 78 Science Club, 97 School Committee, 10 Schroeder, George, 11 Scorelliti, Frank, 210 Senior Class Officers, 44 “14 of Trade, 45 Senior Class Play, 118 Senior Class Reps., 88 Shanklin, Michael, 210 Sherman, Daniel, 210 Silberberg, Brian, 78, 210 Simard, David, 78, 210 Simpson, Barbara, 23 Skehen, Helen, 210 Ski Club, 99 Ski Club, Trade, 107 Smith, Lawrence, 79, 210 Smith, Thomas, 210 Sobel, Peter, 36 Soccer, 142 Social Studies, 20 Sophomore Class Officers, 87 Sophomore Class Reps., 88 Souther, Sharon, 79, 210 Spacciapoli, Peter, 79, 210 Spadafore, Linda, 79, 210 Spadafore, Nancy, 79 Special Honors, 113 Speech Therapy Club, 99 Spirit of Sport, 161] Spreyne, Sharon, 75, 210 Stagliano, Theresa 79, 210 Stamp Club, 100 Stokes, Bruce, 79, 211 Strang, Elizabeth, 211 Student Council, 86 Swimming, 150 Taratuta, Walter, 211 Tarra, Nancy, 79 Tata, Alan, 80, 211 Tata, Cynthia, 80, 211 Tata, Sharron, 80, 211 Tellier, Joyce, 80, 211 Tessier, Larry, 80, 211 Thanksgiving Rally, 124 Therrien, Steven, 19 Thibault, Richard, 80, 211 Thibodeau, Donna, 80, 211 Tinker, Deborah, 211 Tisdale, Maureen, 80, 211 Tocci, Joseph, 81, 211 Tocci, Linda, 81, 21] Tocci, Maria, 81, 211 Tocci, Michael, 81, 211 NirceKeoe Turbide, Jeffrey, 81] Twelve Tailors, 100 Vaillette, Ann, 81, 211 Valente, Maria, 81, 21] Valera, Kathy, 81, 211 Valeri, Charles 40 Valliere, Dean, 81, 211 Valois, Nancy, 81, 212 Varsity Club, 100 Viau, Joyce, 82, 212 Vincent, Norman, 82, 212 Voutour, Anise, 82, 212 Wade, Sharon, 82, 212 Wallace, Michael, 82, 212 Walsh, Jane, 22 Walthall, Marcia, 82, 212 Wasuik, Walter, 18 Weeks, Nancy, 15 Weis, Peter, 82, 212 Weitzner, Nancy, 82, 212 Welch, Nancy, 82, 212 Welvaert, Bernard, 83, 22 White, Cynthia, 83, 212 Whittington, Judson, 83 Wilkinson, Edward, 83, 212 Williams, David, 21 Winter Carnival, Camelot, Wilson, Lynne 83, 212 Wilson, Pamela, 83, 212 Worthen, Roland, 21 Worthley, Frank, 28 Wrap-In, 126 Wrestling, 160 Young, Kathleen, 83, 212 Yule, Deborah, 83, 212 215 o o 0 0 ° © 10, O Bo 6 Ds EGS On 9 ° ; on ec 2 O My Ch sh 3) 6 0 ORS Q OC ¢ O © Oo As our journey nears its end... 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