Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

LEOMINSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY DVN viii A 3811800223363 aq 4 a | ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD ANNUAL Graduation Lxercises of the LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL Class of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Three Grant me the serenity to accept the things | cannot change; the courage to change the things | can; and the wisdom to know the difference....... —Class Motto —The Class of 1973 ' SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1973 at 2:30 P.M. DOYLE FIELD BOWL In Case of Inclement Weather - High School 2:30 P.M. eg ele Bg sah ee v Graduation Program . . . 79735 PROCESSIONADS eae ee Leominster High School Band ‘Pomp and Circumstance”’ - E gar (Audience Please Stand) INVOGA TION i ee ee ee Reverend Keith W. Mason SALUTE TO THE FLAG THE NATIONAL ANTHEM PRESENTATION-OF GEASS GIFTS. 22. 2 Andrew J. Calamare President of the Class of 1973 ACCEPTANGE FOR THE SGHOOL. a John A. Russo President of the Class of 1974 CLASS ESSAYS: ‘Man Looks at Himself’’ | - Through the Sciences Elizabeth A. Ayer 11 - Through the Humanities George S. Ayoub l1! - Through the Active Life Alda F. Cossi |V - Toward Success Ross A. Turner CHORUS: .7Graduation: Daya) . 0.20.8. ae eee Sherman The Class of 1973 Conducted by Steven F. Fusco ‘73 PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING AND DEDICATION . . Father Mason PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS..... Mayor Ralph W. Crossman Principal Aldrich V. Cousins AL MAMATER Motte, Fie .2 ia 2.) ee ee ot, Cormier and Piermarini Conducted by Vincent C. Bisceglia ‘73 BENEDICT IONG ii: aes seat eee Rabbi Michael H. Leipziger REGESSIONAL WS io ee ee Leominster High School Band ‘Fanfare and Recessional”’ - Ployhar (Audience Please Stand) Barbara Ann Aiesi Diane Mae Altobelli Carmen Marie Anctil Robin Gay Anderson Linda Sue Arel Donna Marie Arpano Chiara Arquilla Giselle Arsenault Deborah Jean Avery Elizabeth Anne Ayer Nancy Lynne Ayer Brenda Karen Bagley Deborah Ann Baldwin Diane Kim Banagrazi Debra Jane Barassi Darcy Ann Barnett Linda Irene Bates Paula Ann Beaulieu Deborah Ann Beers Rose Ann Bellio Giselle Aline Belliveau Lisa Jane Belliveau Sherry Ann Belliveau Ann Christine Belsito Gloria Irene Benoit Chery! Ann Bigeau Carol Ann Bilodeau Angela Marie Bisol Linda Rosa Blanchette Linda Ann Borbone Cindy Gail Bourne Louise Ann Brideau Roberta Agnes Buratti Chery! Lynn Buskey Ellen Marie Byrne Patricia Ann Cali Marilyn Ann Carr Linda Marie Casagrande Pierrette Janine Chaisson Susan Ann Chalifoux Cynthia Ann Champagne Deborah Adams Charette Monique Chenard Marion Deborah Christacakos Anna Marie Clementi June Robin Colcord Linda Pauline Constant Elizabeth Ann Coppola Barbara Willard Cormack Diane Irene Cormier Joan Marie Cormier Alda Felicita Cossi Frances Claire Cote Sharon Lucille Cote Susan Ann Cote Deborah Jane Courtemanche Anthony Wayne Abbey Wayne John Albert Glenn J. B. Amico Roger Joseph Arsenault Joseph Gerard Ashey George Stephen Ayoub Bradford Charles Bailey William Robert Barlow Steven Arthur Bashaw Ronald Arthur Basque Michael Philip Beaudette Stephen Pau! Bedard Vincent Carl Bisceglia John Lawrence Boissoneau Stephen John Booth Daniel Roland Bourgault Charles Joseph Bourque Thomas Michael Bovenzi William Bernard Boyden Thomas Carl Brause Gary John Brow Steven Edward Cabana Richard Roger Caisse Andrew John Calamare Steven Anthony Carbone Donald Allen Cauley Mark Roger Champagne James Richard Charette Joseph Patrick Charielle John Peter Christopher Gregory Rocco Ciccolini Salvatore Mat t Ciccone Donald Lee Ciprotti Mark Steven Cochran Gary Michael Colecchi Herbert Francis Congram, Jr. Timothy Francis Conway Steven Richard Corliss Stephen Michael Cote William Ross Coulter Eric Rodney Cowen Roy Whiting Crowley David H. Curley, Jr. Michael Francis Curley Steven Lindo D’‘Annolfo Timothy Louis DeCarolis David Jack DelBove Robert Kevin DelBove James L. Bartlett Wayne F. Bauer Richard C. Beaudoin Jean J. Bigeau, Jr. Michael J. Burdett Martin A. Burnett William J. Butler Bruce D. Colecchi John F. Cormier Dean F. Cote Marshall G. Covey Christopher A. Crain Donald M. Creed National Honor Society CLASS OF 1973 GIRLS Beverly Dale Cronin Maureen Mary Crowley Lisa Ann Cruz Diane May Daigle May Ann Daniels Caro! Ann Dauphinais Marjorie Karen Davis Cynthia Ann DeFelice Doreen Ann DelleChiaie Janet Mary Demers Deborah Lee Denis Laurie Ann Dexter Jodi Ann DiGeronimo Mary Jane Dinsmore Linda Ann DiRusso Andrea Lee D’Onfro Alice Marie Ducharme Rosemary Ellen Duffy Darlene Anne Dylewicz Pamela Marie Fagan Paula Leslie Feinberg Donna Marie Fini Donna Marie Fiore Sandra Anne Firmani Hildy Susan Fix Helen Mary Fluet Lisa Anne Fortin Deborah Anita Frechette Wanda Sue Gagnon Linda Ann Gates Dianne Marie Gelinas Mary Elizabeth Gentile Patricia Marie Girouard Sandra Jean Glatiotis Carol Patricia Goguen Jacqueline Marie Gordon Janet Gould Beth Ann L. Graham Robin Leslie Haase Holly Ann Hamel Sheila Mary Hannigan Sandra Jean Hapgood “Jayne Harvie Catherine Fern Hawkins Holly Ann Held Cathy Lynn Hesketh Karen Elaine Hindle Robin Ruth Horwitch Margaret Jane Houle “Virginia Howe Deborah Marie Hudson Betsy Jancaitis Melissa Constance Johnson BOYS Samuel Michael DelleChiaie David William DeMar Richard Alan DeMar Donald Jay Denault Joseph Anthony. DePasquale Randall Stets Derby Anthony Michael DiNardo Guy Steven D’Innocenzo Christopher Michael DiRusso Paul James D’Onfro William Joseph Downey Charles Ernest Dufresne, Jr. Jeffrey David Earnest Steven Mario Fini James Anthony Florio Lawrence Theodius Flowers Robert Leonard Ford Steven Robert Forrest Joseph Charles Fournier, Jr. Alan Charles Frechette Steven Frank Fusco Brian Clayton Gagnon William Leo Garneau Mark Robert Giadone Rodney Carl Given Gerard Francis Goguen Gary Robert Goldman Nicholas Joseph Gorgoglione Ronald James Griffin Russell John Grubb William Steven Gutkowski Joel Phillip Hamilton Glenn David Hanson Alfred William Harrison Richard Allan Hildreth Thomas Lionel Hulecki Timothy Ronald Hul ecki David Paul lacobone John Louis Ippolito Ralph Alan Johnson Robert Henry Karlson James Joseph Kelly Dianne Kaulback Mary Lynn Kelley Terry Ellen Kidder Nancy Louise King Nancy Beverly Landgraf Kristine Arthofer Lane Gina Mae Lastella Catherine Mary Lattanzio Susan Ann Lavin Sharon Anne Leahey Frances Claudette LeBlanc Leslie Ann LeBlanc Rosemary Ann LeBlanc Bernice Mary Leger Ann Marie Les Phyllis Levy Claudette Marie Loiselle Chery! Ann Gaudet Lord Mary Louise Loughlin Wendy Jo Maggio Lisa Ann Mammone Janet Dorothy Mancini Janice Veronica Mancini Louise Marie Marcotte Suzanne Frances Marcoux Heidi Jane Marrama Paula Marie Marrama Susan Mary Martin Elise Jane Marton Anne Marie Matthews Diane Mary Maxfield Linda Gail McCormack Nancy Ann McGrath Noreen Celia McLaughlin Paula Diane McNamara Donna Ann Mella Ellen Louise Mendelsohn Denise Ellen Miller Deborah Lee Mina Linda Rose Moilanen Rachel Mongeau Joanne Susan Morrisette Kathleen Ellen Muldoon Carol Ann Murphy Mary Ann Navaroli Nancy Ellen O’Mealey Susan Ann Osborn Paula Ann Ouellette Maureen Patricia Padden Janice Marie Page Linda Susan Passeno Cathie Ann Pellegrini Linda Ann Perla Thomas Alfred LaBelle Daniel Warren Landry Thomas Robert Lanz Robert Michael Lastella Daniel Francis LeBlanc John Paul Joseph LeBlanc David Lee L’Ecuyer Dennis John Legendre Raymond Joseph Leger Timothy William Leger Yvon Joseph Leger Louis James Legere John David Lehtinen Michael Steven Levine Peter Allen Lieneck Curtis John Lisciotti Gary Donald Lomme David Charles Macdonald Kenneth Lee Macy Joseph Italio Manzello Michael Patrick Mason David John Maxfield Steven Paul McCaffrey Kevin John McCarthy Stephen John McCumber Peter McDonald Michael Patrick McKenna Shaun Marton McManus Thomas McMurray Glenn Charles Mercier James Lee Miller Paul Alfred Millette James Lawrence Mitchell John Edward Moore Marshall Ross Moore Robert Oliver Moore Michael Kevin Moran Raymond Anthony Moyen William Bernard Mullahy Thomas James Mullaney Paul Gerard Muzyka John Kevin Nelson Stanley Lee Newton Barry David Nilsen David Russell Nutting James Michael Oliver TRADE DIVISION John F. Crochetiere Arthur A. Dupuis Mark P. Evans Richard W. Evans Kevin P. Gagne Philip E. Gates Richard W. Hardy Richard P. Harris, Jr. Paul A. Houle Honors Leon J. Lavoie James A. Lisciotti Henry Maahs, Jr. Barry R. McGrath John McLaughlin Stephen M. Meattey Lee J. Merrill Paul J. Piper Donald J. Pires Gerard L. rreville Richard L. Prince Sheila Marie Piano Anna Lisa Piccolomini Patricia Ann Pierce Marceline Theresa Poirier Janice Rose Pollastri Judith Ann Pollock Shirley Ann Pompei Kathie Ann Porter Nancy Lee Pothier Janine Marie Poulin Kathleen Marie Preville Linda Marie Proietti Cindy Lee Puglisi Judith Linda Radicioni Lisa Ann Redstone Louise Marie Ricchezza Joanne Marie Richard Lynn Ann Richard Janet Louise Rocca Ellen Marie Rooney Diane Joan Sacco Susan Mary Salafia Louise Elizabe th Sapp Barbara Ann Schickel Lynne Shaw Barbara Ann Shorey Michelle Geraldine Simard Patricia Maria Sisoian Charlene Mildred Smith Maureen Alice Smith Karen Ann Spadafore Nancy Jean Sparks Paula Elvira Spaulding Susanne Marie Stead Susan Mildred Stebbins Sandra Ann Marie Testa Pamela Ann Thibodeau Sandra Marie Thibodeau Susan Ann Thibodeau Donna Lynne Todd Elissa Tonkin Kathleen Marian Vaillette Janice Marie Varelli Donna Marie Vincent Maria Deanna Vincent Junnie Voutour Cynthia Ann Watkins Joyce Marjori Welvaert Frances Marie West Leslie Loraine White Donna Marie Whitney Carolyn Marie Wooldridge Marlene Ruth Zwicker William David Pananos John James Pancare Gregg Steven Pappas Joseph Henry Paquin Michael Joseph Pavilaitis Joseph Albert Pearson James Michael Peloquin Marc Alan Penansky Jeffrey Lee Peterson Wayne Philip Petitto James Dickinson Phelps Lawrence Piermarini Michael Pollastri Stephen David Pulsifer Richard Vernie Race Michele Antonio Raffaele Scott Bradley Rafuse John Amie Rheau!t Raymond Joseph Richard Mare Gary Robbins Andrew Irwin Rome David Norman Rosensaft William George Roy James Allen Ryll George Stephen Sabourin Steven Robert St. Jean Costa Salovardos Michael Jeffrey Schwartz Kevin Michael Sideleau Brian William Smith Eric Albert Steinmetz Robert Domenic Tata Paul Anthony Tourigny Donald Paul Tredtin Steven Fricke Turner David John Ulliani David Montgomery Watts Kimball James Wells David Philip Whitton John Anthony Wilkins Robert Gilson Woodward Patrick James Wyman Brian Lynch Young Edward Willard Zephir Michael S. Proietti Dennis P. Rainville Rudolphe Richard Steven St. Jean Michael A. Spadafore William J. Stacy George E. Thibeault Ross A. Turner Dannie G. Wade Bruce A. Weeks Jody J. Woodruff Alma Slater Words by Robert Cormier ‘42 Music by Alphonse Piermarini '42 Upon the hill you stand upright Against the storm of time and tide. Your glory is our guiding light; Your nobleness our pride. We raise our voices now in song And send your praise across the sky. You served us faithfully and long; Your spirit shall not die. CHORUS Hail, O Alma Mater, hail to you, Your noble heart forever proud and true. And though the years are dark and long, This will be our song forever more. The trust you gave us we shall not forget, For faith can never know regret. The star of truth, symboi of our youth, We praise you, Leominster High. Accompanist for the 1973 Graduation: Elissa Tonkin ’73 SCHOOL COLORS Blue and White CLASS MARSHALS ar be aR Rigel OER or tie A A Dal Cle Ae Darcy A. 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Wed Sires Span ais clas bite. age, es ‘ HS i xperiences 0 a ith i a small part of our nter the house of nbined e poe BBE PM test beh beseode 19 Principal Aldrich V. Cousins Three years ago you approached with hesi- tant steps. You entered and found yourself in a very competitive and challenging situation. At times you faltered, but that desire for achievement persisted. You found that we offered you the opportu- nity to become scholars and leaders, to emu- late good and responsible citizenship along with many very meaningful friendships. Now that you are leaving we sincerely hope and pray that through our efforts you have gained the necessary knowledge to continue in your chosen fields of endeavor. May God bless you all. 20 Vice-Principal John F. Joyce Gratitude is the essence of my message: My thanks to you for what you have brought to our school to make it a better and hap- pier place in which to be and to work; thanks for your integrity, your adaptability, your loyalty, your enthusiasm, and the gift of your friendship. May generous measures of success and happiness be yours in whatever you do, and be assured that my fondest wishes will attend you always. Director of Trade Emile S. Johnson You have spent the past few years in preparation for your future work. Many of you have done outstanding work in both the Shop and Academic classroom. May you continue to work diligently as - you start to work in your chosen field. Many opportunities will be available to you in the industries. Take advantage of these opportu- nities, be diligent and honest in your work and you will advance rapidly. Leominster School Committee: Seated: Superintendent Martin L. Moran, Mayor Ralph W. Crossman, Mr. Edward Johnson. Standing (left to right): Mrs. Florence vom Eigen, Mrs. Mary Crowley, Dr. Edward Cataldo, Mrs. Alphonsine Carluccio, Mr. Louis Amadio. 21 School Miss E. Lillian Ricker Mr. George Shroeder Guidance Guidance Mrs. Patricia Pothier Mr. William Hicks Guidance Guidance a EN Mr. Spencer Lunan Mrs. Jean Hapgood Guidance Guidance Secretary 22 Mrs. Helen Stone Mrs. Gwendolyn Saunders School Librarian School Librarian Personnel Seated: Mrs. Mary Jones. Standing: Mrs. Ria Augat and Mrs. Beverly Cosenza School Secretaries A Mrs. Evelyn Tata and Mrs. Wanda Barlow Mrs. Marilyn Mullan Nurse School Custodians yes ae School Dieticians Mr. Gary Grammont, Mr. Earl Gonyea, Mr. Mrs. Margaret Peretti, Head Dietician Authur Sharos English Department Mrs. Ellen Cleaves Department Head ete H Re ae OEE DE ib MBS! 84 pela act ae: iis i i : Ms. Lora Lee Gagner Miss Nancy Gauthier H tt rye} Ha 15 ih that, ob il ida tnd Mr. Michael Padovano Mr. George Peck ae 4 , 4.) Revit ds Pee ttR ND se ay pitlvas The English Department, under the guidance of Mrs. Ellen Cleaves, led us through new doors, where we met literary greats such as Fitzgerald, Conrad, Steinbeck, and O’Neill. We were also helped in improving our self-expression through essays, compositions, and stimulating discussions. We left sen- ior English with a greater understanding of others and, more important, of ourselves. 24 Mr. Rodney Tulonen Mrs. Pauline Wilkins Mr. John Magane Department Head Social Sciences Mr. Paul Benoit Mrs. Alice Hemeon The Social Science Department’s prime subject was people. Headed by Mr. John Magane, the teachers of this department introduced us to people from the past, which helped shed some light on the human situation of the present and of the future. Also, we gained knowl- edge of foreign peoples and their cultures. This was priceless, for knowledge leads to understanding, and understanding can lead to brotherhood. ROUT ates i ‘ Pe tay ty pit: Mr. Charles DeFillippo Miss Margaret Iacoboni NEE yf in Mrs. Eleanor L’Ecuyer Mr. Kenneth Stevens Mr. David William ae. wes mii ene Se an ea SY im ee Se yh} Fae gt gh gh eh Aig gO Pgh AN. et Wh hes 7 ne penn Wy � Baier Wat he ee wn AaBitRS {hie Mr. Carleton Finch Mr. Eugene Farrell With Miss Helen Hartnett ably leading the way, the mathematics teachers at L.H.S. took us with them into the world of numbers. We grappled with equations, fought with logarithms, tried to reason with geometry proofs, and fought for derivatives. We did not succeed in every battle, but in the long run we emerged victorious, with a firm knowledge of math to help us figure out the problems of life. 26 Department Mrs. Brita Hemenway Miss Anne O’Connor rea 4 ae hs pnd dhe Science Department Mr. Michael Cavanaugh Department Head The Science Department, under Mr. Michael Cavanaugh, led us on an exploration of the laws governing man’s world, and we saw the simulta- Mr. Albert Christopher neous simplicity and complexity of nature. We also learned how man has adapted to nature’s laws, taking advantage of some, and overcoming oth- ers. We left our science classes with not only much knowledge, but also much curiosity, for we came to know that whenever we answer one ques- tion, we create many more. i Mr. Francis Leahey aS. Mr. Clarence Richard Mr. Mark Siemasko Mr. Steven Therrien Mr. Walter Wasiuk Foreign Languages ' p i + ayer pe? Mr. Eugene Rheault Department Head In the Foreign Language Department, with Mr. Eugene : Rheault at the helm, we tried to master the ability to communi- Miss Claire Bisol cate in a language at first unfamiliar to our tongues and ears. And finally, our work was rewarded when we were able to sit back and enjoy foreign films, songs, books, stories, and conversa- tions. ULES Pieeai as eds rit} Mr. John Arroyo Pit ey NE pa Mrs. Elfriede Ms, Julie Cossi Cavanaugh 28 Miss Anna Forte Miss Pauline Hudon Business Education The Business Department did a great job of preparing us for the sometimes awesome business world. Under Mrs. Betty Leonard, the faculty taught us skills in typing, bookkeeping, short- hand, stenography, and in fact, just about every area where a skill is essential in order to suc- ceed in an Office situation. Mrs. Betty Leonard Department Head i a . S Be a) eee } Ea q 3 Mrs. Patricia Carmolli aera. Mr. Ph Mr. Samuel Mascitti ; 'E : is ing Mrs. Giovanna Moynihan Mrs. Barbara Simpson Public Speaking PO ey Bint CHOON ig Pag tion. ae c % i’ v tae JS CAKt GATOS woe Mrs. Elsie Adams } @ Music With the guidance of Mr. Bisceglia, we devel- oped skill in many types of music: contemporary, clas- sical, vocal, and instrumen- tal. And as our skill grew, so did our appreciation of the many facets of music. ae s ee y Mr. Egidio Bisceglia Mr. Richard Pelletier Home Economics With the supervision of Miss Karen Poikonen and Mrs. Jean Fetter- man, members of the Home Economics classes gained valuable experi- ence in preparing meals and desserts, and in creating modern fashions. Also covered were topics such as home management, personal groom- ing, and etiquette. Mrs. Adams’ and Mr. Lanza’s speech classes were designed to prepare the student to communicate effectively. Public Speaking classes developed individual speaking and oral reading skills. Mrs. Adams’ Theater Arts class experienced and explored acting, producing, and evaluating drama. The course of study included contemporary drama from Ibsen to the present. Both courses emphasized the individual’s role in oral communica- Mr. Peter Lanza Art During our three years at L.H.S. many of us were lucky enough to come under the artis- tic direction of Mr. Richard Pel- letier. It was with his indispensi- ble guidance that we learned of artists and their style and media in art appreciation classes, and how to have fun while learning the basic and more advanced techniques in his art classes. We not only learned how to express ourselves in various media, we learned the feeling of art and how to incorporate it into our own creative endeavors. a 4s Qe , ye Ag : at mag + : id Cie ae a, - = ) j a! 6 xv ? 1 Miss Karen Poikonen ty bay i Physical ae E d uCa tion Mr. tis a The Physical Education Department gave all of us the opportunity to participate in a wide range of sports and physical activity. Under the direction of the faculty led by Mr. William Hazell, we developed skills and healthy competitive spirit, and despite the twenty degree temperatures, the sometimes muddy fields, and our aching bones, we really had a lot of fun. Mr. Leon Hannigan Mrs. Paula Perla Mr. Carmine Picucci 31 Under Mrs. Thelma Cousins, we learned in Developmental Reading to comprehend and interpret what we read. In Work Study, with Mr. Wil- liam Lanciani and Mr. Thomas Mullins, individual tutoring ses- sions aided our mastery of math- ematics and English. Mr. Thomas Mullins Mr. William Lanciani - Under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Gottsegen, students in Distributive Education learned the many techniques of retailing and merchandising. Their education was not confined to the classroom; they were able to gain valuable experience through jobs in the city’s various businesses. e Mrs. Dorothy Gottsegen With the assistance of Mr. Leonard Johnson, technical drawing students developed their abilities in spatial visualiza- tion in order to formulate new design concepts and convey engineering data. In the Industrial Arts course, Mr. Frank Worthley taught students the basis of working in industry, acquainting them with various tools, materials, and mechanical processes. Mr. Leonard Johnson Mr. Frank Worthley Ek In the Nurses Aid course, girls from the senior class explored the many facets of nursing. Both classroom instruction and personal contact with the patients of the Fairlawn Nursing Home helped in discovering what nursing is all about. 32 Mrs. Judith Rigopoulas Trade Academics On alternate weeks, trade students spent time in regular classes studying such subjects as English, mathematics, history and science. Mr. Raymond Kongorski Mr. Richard Mailloux Mr. John Feeley Mr. Clifford Gilbert Through the use of modern cars and equipment, students in the automotive program learned the theory and practice necessary to become an auto mechanic. 33 Mr. Howard Hatch Mr. Wilfred LeBlanc Students in Carpentry were prepared in all modern phases of rough and finished carpentry. After two years of classroom study of methods and the usage of tools, students participated in the construction of a fully modern home in the local area. Ca r pen tr Y van ¥ Mr. Harold Mooney er - AA (ee Mr. Donald Burton Drafting Students in the Drafting program gained the background needed in the field of machine layout and design drafting. 34 Mr. Robert Harrington Mr. Robert Hemenway In Electronics, students were trained in work sampling, quality con- trol, wage rate and man- agement practice. Each pupil of electronics came to possess practi- cal knowledge of the electric-electronics field. Mr. John Keefe Mr. Peter Sobel Electronics Mr. Robert Archibald Pe een eee cg Sees: + Machine Shop Mr. Alcide Belliveau Mr. Armand Fontaine The Machine Shop course gave the student a broad background in the practice of cutting, drilling, and grinding. Following this, concentration was focused on machine tool maintenance and repair. Special emphasis in this course was placed on blueprint reading and mold design. 35 Mr. Algidio Membrino Mr. Charles Valera Friends ie 7 ® hee galt ‘Priends (2. laughter... joy. =. love ... Sharing . . . fun. Friends — an essen- tial part of our high school years. A thread of memories — “Your friend is your needs answered. He is your field you sow with love ... and in the sweetness of friendships let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures.” — Gibran 37 Class Advisors Jeanette Picciouto, Ralph Caisse. ©€ Trust . ... Understandi “ Understanding. . . Sharing Trust i) . Understanding . . . Sharing Trust... . re er -€ derstanding . . . Sharing Trust. . . Understa, C «derstanding . . . Sharing Trust. . . Understanding 3 : S) wy °° ysnIL Zuueys °° SulpuejsiapuQ ‘ysnay 5 . = - _sniT Zurreys ° ° ‘ Sulpuejysiopuy) ° e1STIT |i c Ee - HAIL suneys «°° duipurysiapuy, sMIL 45 -ysniy Surreys : - Surpueysia O° SUIPURSIapUy ISNIT (im — Class of ‘73 ing “Thanks for everyth 38 Senior Class Officers Vinnie Bisceglia, Vice-President; Kathy Pellegrini, Secretary; Andy Calamare, President; Tom Bovenzi, Treasurer. ot gr Trade High: Donald Creed, Treasurer James Bartlett, Secretary Dennis Rainville, President Barry McGraph, Vice-President (Absent) 39 40 Everything You Wanted To Know About Leominster High” But Were Afraid To Ask. ” 3 fe) x oO ° oo | n o E cw 5 a s i, The Guys — “Where did you get your boots. 42 ANTHONY ABBEY “Tony” 30 Merritt St.; Band; Chorus. BARBARA AIESI “Barb” 42 Phillips Road; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; J.V. Cheer- leader; Booster Club. WAYNE ALBERT 98 Ellen St.; Gym Show. DIANE ALTOBELLI “Di” 12 Beacon St.; Thanksgiving Rally; Gym Show; D.E.C.A.; Secretarial Club. GLEN AMICO 77 Arlington St.; Band; Football; Golf; Hockey. CARMEN ANCTIL 36 Cherry St.; Pep Club. ROBIN ANDERSON, North St. LINDA AREL 26 Sunset Drive; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; Senior Class Play; Honor Society; Secretarial Club; Fortnightly Club. DONNA ARPANO 433 Prospect St.; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Prom Committee; Secretarial Club. CHIARA AQUILLA 574 Merriam Ave.; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; Senior Class Play; Handicraft Club; Honor Society; Speech Contest, 3rd.; Fortnightly Club. GISELE ARSENAULT 122 Union St. ROGER ARSENAULT 14 Prospect St. JOSEPH ASHEY “Ash” 297 Willard St.; Football. DEBORAH AVERY “Debbie” 11 Ringer Rd. ELIZABETH AYER “Beth” 269 Highland Ave.; Honor Society; Debate Club, Treas.; Chess Club; Future Physi- cians Club, Pres.; Newspaper Staff, Editor; Fortnightly Club; Dorothy Fox Award; Rensselaer Medal. NANCY AYER 269 Highland Ave.; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; G.A.A.; Newspaper Staff; J.V. Basketball; Field Hockey. GEORGE AYOUB Shadow Lawn Drive; Honor Society; Debate Club; French Club; Newspaper Staff, Editor; Ski Club; Soccer; Tennis; Musical; Senior Class Play; Band; Spring Concert; Christmas Assembly; Chemistry Award; Harvard Book; Outstanding Teenagers of America. BRENDA BAGLEY 552 Union St.; Senior Class Supper; Senior Class Play; Chess Club. BRADFORD BAILEY 442 Wachusett St.; Indoor Track. DEBORAH BALDWIN “Debi” 17 Elm St.; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Wrap-In; Senior Class Supper; Handicraft Club; Newspaper Staff, Treas.; Cheerleader, Capt.; Constitution Committee; Gym Show. 43 44 DIANE BANGRAZI 24 South Cotton Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Play; Gym Show; Secretarial Club; Basketball. DEBRA BARASSI 118 Pierce Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Play; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Secretar- ial Club; Future Teachers Club; Parents Night Usher; Gym Show. WILLIAM BARLOW “Bill” 40 Crestfield Lane; Chess Club; Hockey; Golf. DARCY BARNETT 54 Washington Street; D.E.C.A., Fashion Show; Gym Club; Musical; Swimming. STEVEN BASHAW 49 Marita Street; D.E.C.A., Club Reporter. RONALD BASQUE “Ban” 54 Rustic Drive; Spaghetti Supper; Battle of the Bands; Inter-Class Plays; Graduation Usher; Senior Class Play; Football; Golf. LINDA BATES 228 Florence Street; Spaghetti Supper; Musical; Nurses Club. MICHAEL BEAUDETTE “Mike” 197 Florence Street; Future Teachers Club; Musical; Senior Class Play. RICHARD BEAUDOIN 15 Foster Court; Fishing Club; Rifle Club. PAULA BEAULIEU 557 Pierce Street; Travel Club; Gym Show; Majorette, Captain. STEPHEN BEDARD 4 Vassar Street; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Supper; Hockey. DEBORAH ANNE BEERS “Debbie” 58 Sanderson Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Senior Class Play; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Guidance Assistant; Band. ROSE BELLIO, 20 Fifth St. GISELE BELLIVEAU 14 Saint Cecilia Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Recognition Night Usherette; Folk Club; Secretarial Club; Thanksgiving Rally; Swimming; English Representative, LISA BELLIVEAU 127 Mill Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Play; Wrap-In; Election Committee; Senior Class Supper; Newspaper Staff; Pep Club. SHERRY BELLIVEAU 4 Pleasant Avenue; Thanksgiving Rally; Secretarial Club; English Representative. ANN BELSITO 370 Merriam Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; French Club; Swimming; Tennis; Softball; Senior Class Play. GLORIA BENOIT 28 Middle Street; Art Club; Secretarial Club; Wrap-In. JOHN BERGERON CAROL ANN BILODEAU 170 Water Street; Nurses Club. VINCENT BISCEGLIA 17 Bond Street; Spaghetti Supper; Battle of the Bands; Prom Committee; Stage Band; Chefs Club; Election Committee; Baseball; Cross Country; Class Vice-President; Student Council; Musicals; Senior Class Play. ANGELA BISOL “Angie” 49 Nichols Street; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Folk Club; Musical; Senior Class Play. LINDA R. BLANCHETTE “Blanche” 78 Carter Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Gym Club; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Supper; Guidance Assistant; Track; Swimming; Inter-Class Play. JOHN BOISSONEAU 98 Harrison Street; Basketball. STEVEN BOOTH 90 Hickory Road; Track; English Representative; Chorus. LINDA BORBONE 22 Regina Drive. DANIEL BOURGAULT “Boogs” 227 Day Street; Senior Class Play; Gym Show; Football; Swimming, Captain; English Representative; Musical. CYNTHIA BOURNE 335 Hamilton Street. CHARLES BOURQUE 7 Cedar St. THOMAS BOVENZI 14 Hale Street; Senior Class Play; Ski Club; Class Treasurer; Cross Country; Wrestling; Track. WILLIAM BOYDEN 682 Union Street; Spaghetti Supper; Graduation Committee. THOMAS BRAUSE “Swede” 108 Cumberland Road; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Ski Club; Jets Club; Football; Basketball; Track, Most Improved Player Award; Senior Class Play; Gym Show. LAURI BRENNER 16 Vista Avenue; Prom Committee; Senior Class Supper; Drama Club; Folk Club: Future Teachers Club; English Representative; Musical; Senior Class Play; FTA Certificate of Excellence in Tutoring. LOUISE A. BRIDEAU “Lou Ann” 292 Mechanic Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Wrap-In; Thanksgiv- ing Rally; Office Help; Gym Show; Magnet Business Staff; Senior Class Play; English Representative. GARY BROW 34 South Cotton Street; Soccer, Captain; Gym Show; Inter-Class Relays. ROBERTA A. BURATTI “Berta” 374 Day Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Senior Class Play; Wrap- In; Senior Class Supper; Honor Society; G.A.A.; Magnet Business Staff; Ski Club; JV Basketball; Field Hockey; Cheerleader; Inter-Class Relays; Thanksgiving Rally; Inter-Class Plays; Fortnightly Club. MICHAEL BURDETT “Waldo” 32 Dingley Street; Fishing Club; Ski Club; Musical; Senior Class Play. MARTIN BURNETT 43 Bishop Street. CHERYL BUSKEY “Cher” 531 Merriam Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Inter-Class Plays; Senior Class Play; Musi- cals; Battle of the Bands; G.A.A.; Field Hockey; Softball; English Representative; Constitution Committee; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Girls’ State Alternate Representative. ANDREW BUSWELL, 21 Pleasant Place. 47 WILLIAM BUTLER 205 Nashua Street. ELLEN M. BYRNE 68 Biscayne Street; Track; Musical. STEVEN E. CABANA 60 Summer Street; Cross Country; Track; Wrestling; Hockey. RICHARD CAISSE 88 Viscoloid Avenue; Chess Club; Jets Club; Hockey; Gym Show. ANDREW J. CALAMARE 8 Woodside Avenue; Class President; Student Council; Good Government Day Repre- sentative; Boys’ State Delegate; Constitution Committee; School Committee Advisory Board; Ski Club; Soccer; Inter-Class Plays. PATRICIA CALI 505 Central Street; Spaghetti Supper; Wrap-In; Thanksgiving Rally; Magnet Business Staff; Pep Club. STEVEN A. CARBONE 76 Eastern Avenue; Newspaper Staff; Tennis; Senior Class Play; Musical. MARILYN CARR 54 Daley Street; Secretarial Club; D.E.C.A. LINDA CASAGRANDE “Cass” 42 Lois Street; Senior Class Play; Wrap-In; Thanksgiving Rally; Secretarial Club. DONALD CAULEY “Donnie” 953 Lancaster Street; Honor Society; Chess Club; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation. PIERETTE CHAISSON “Pete” 73 Harrison Street. SUSAN ANN CHALIFOUX 34 Holman Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Inter-Class Plays; Wrap-In; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Pep Club; Ski Club; G.A.A.; Student Council; JV Field Hockey; JV Cheerleading; Gym Show; English Representative; Senior Class Play; Honorary Junior Member of Fortnightly Club. CYNTHIA A. CHAMPAGNE 166 Willow Street; Honor Society. MARK CHAMPAGNE 108 Eleventh Street; D.E.C.A. DEBORAH CHARETTE (ADAMS) 21 Second Avenue. JAMES CHARETTE 15 Avon Street; Thanksgiving Rally; D.E.C.A., Chairman of Chapter Installation, Fashion Show. JOSEPH CHARIELLE “Charrelles” 13 Litchfield Street; Baseball. MONIQUE CHENARD “Nicki” 57 Christine Street; Secretarial Club; Folk Club; Thanksgiving Rally; Musical. MARION CHRISTACAKOS 75 Eva Drive; Secretarial Club. GREGORY CICCOLINI “Chick” 129 Sylvan Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Graduation Usher; Camera Club; Foot- ball. 5 hn E - eS La e3 50 SALVATORE CICCONE “Sphinx” 428 Union Street; Spaghetti Supper; Battle of the Bands; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Supper; Ski Club; Graduation Committee; Football; Gym Show; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show; Election Committee. DONALD CIPROTTI 60 Hamilton Street; Football; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show. ANNA M. CLEMENTI 928 West Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee, Chairman; Senior Class Play, Prod- uction Manager; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; Christmas Assembly; MAGNET; Honor Society; French Club; Fortnightly Club; Most Outstanding Italian-American Student; Student Seminar Representative; Surrealistic Supper. MARK COCHRAN “Cocky” 51 Chestnut Street; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show; Musicals. JUNE COLCORD 9 Park Avenue. BRUCE COLECCHI “Motorbumb” 561 Union Street; Chess Club. HERBERT F. CONGRAM 82 Pierce Street; Wrestling; Gym Show. LINDA P. CONSTANT 700 Mechanic Street; Secretarial Club. ELIZABETH COPPOLA “Liz” 26 Lourdes Drive; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Senior Class Supper; Pep Club; Field Hockey; Track. STEVEN CORLISS 69 Eastern Avenue; Basketball; Baseball; English Representative. BARBARA CORMACK “Burs” 40 Cumberland Road; Spaghetti Supper; Inter-Class Plays; Spring Concert; Christmas Assembly; Senior Class Play; Folk Club; Handicraft Club; Musical; English Representative. DIANE CORMIER 179 West Street; Musical; Inter-Class Plays. JOANN CORMIER 181 North Main Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Wrap-In; Senior Class Supper; Future Nurses Club; French Club; Honor Society; Usher for Parents Night; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Play; Musical; Fortnightly Club. ALDA COSSI 7 Knollwood Lane; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Parents Night Usher; Future Physicians Club; Honor Society; French Club; Ski Club; Girls Athletic Club; Bookstore; G.A.A.; Field Hockey; Cross Coun- try; Track; Constitution Committee; Musical; Central District; Christmas Assembly; Spring Concert; Society of Outstanding High School Students; Fortnightly Club. DEAN COTE 190 Ninth Street; Gym Club; Football; Wrestling. FRANCES COTE 136 Maple Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Parents Night Usher; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Supper; Home Economics Fashion Show; Clothing Design Club; Handicrafts Club; Ski Club; Musical; Gym Show; Fortnightly Club. SHARON COTE 150 Fourth Street; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Senior Class Supper; Ski Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Library Assistant. STEVEN COTE 38 Lilly Drive; Ski Club. SUSAN COTE 104 Sylvan Avenue. WILLIAM COULTER 20 Tisdale Avenue; JV Football. 51 52 DEBORAH COURTEMANCHE 422 Sanderson Street; Secretarial Club, Vice-President; Ski Club; Drama Club. MARSHALL COVEY Box 13 Hubbardston Road; Templeton Ma. DONALD CREED Raymond Place; Gym Club, President; Radio Club, President; Trade Class Treasurer. JOHN CROCHETIERE 12 Olive Drive; Chess Club, Vice-President; Radio Club. BEVERLY CRONIN 31 Helena Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show; Art Club; G.A.A.; Field Hockey; Softball; English Representative; Wrap-In. MAUREEN CROWLEY “Mikie” 193 Old Farm Road; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Play; Halloween Dance Co-Chairman; Gym Club; G.A.A; Gym Club; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; Ski Club; Society of Most Outstanding High School Students; English Representative; Honor Society; Fortnightly Club. ROY CROWLEY 302 Abbott Avenue; “White” Photo Club; Band; Wrestling; Senior Class Play. LISA CRUZ 31 South Street; Spaghetti Supper; Battle of the Bands; Future Teachers Club; F.T.A. Certificate of Merit; Senior Class Play; Musical; Wrap-In; Central District. DAVID CURLEY “D. Conly” 89 West Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Interclass Play; Band; Cen- tral District; Golf Club, Captain; Student Seminar Representative; Library Assistant; Musical; Graduation Usher. MICHAEL CURLEY “Sea Train” 14 View Street; Senior Class Supper; Ski Club; Football; Track; Wrestling; Most Improved Player; Senior Class Play. DIANE DAIGLE 76 Lancaster Street; Spaghetti Supper. MAY ANN DANIELS 65 Wachusett Street; Nurses Club; Relay; Gym Show; Band. STEPHEN D’ANNOLFO 21 Valley View Road; Football; Hockey. CAROL DAUPHINAIS 60 Penn Street. MAJORIE DAVIS “Madge” 983 Lancaster Street; Spaghetti Supper; Folk Club; Secretarial Club. TIMOTHY DECAROLIS 25 Newton Street; D.E.C.A. CYNTHIA DEFELICE “Cindy” 60 Lancaster Street; Parents Night Usher; Folk Club; Swimming; Rally; Senior Class Play; Wrap-In. ROBERT DELBOVE 149 Prospect Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Chairman; Senior Class Supper; Senior Class Play; Musical; Parents Night Usher; Graduation Usher; Graduation Committee; MAGNET; French Club; Inter- class Play; English Representative; Office Help; Guidance Assistant; Student Council, Vice-President; Surrealistic Supper. DOREEN DELLECHIAIE “Doe” 176 Hall Street; Drama Club; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A. Chapter Vice-President; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show; Musical; Interclass Play. SAMUEL DELLECHIAIE “Sam” 59 Webber Street; Folk Club; Auto Rally; Gym Show. 53 rechsibimepnenranenemecans SS 54 DAVID DEMAR “Dave” 50 Harrison Street; Gym Club; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Most Improved Player in Track. RICHARD DEMAR 74 River Street; Gym Club; Football. JANET DEMERS 44 Arlington Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Relay; Senior Class Play; Musical; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Future Teachers Club; Chorus. LAURIE DEXTER “Dex” 53 Mountainview Road; Thanksgiving Rally; Prom Committee; Senior Class Play; Sen- ior Class Supper; Relay; Future Teachers Club; Band. DEBORAH DENIS “Debbie” 154 Sylvan Terrace; Senior Class Play; Future Nurses Club. JOSEPH DEPASQUALE, 57 Arlington Street. RANDALL DERBY “Randy” 438 Harvard Street; Hockey. JODY DIGERONIMO “Dig” 45 Stetson Street; Future Teachers Club. ANTHONY DINARDO “Tony” 18 Lorenzo Street; Spaghetti Supper; Gym Show Usher; Senior Class Supper; Varsity Club, Treasurer; Baseball; Basketball, Captain; Most Valuable Player, Basketball; Soccer; English Repre- sentative; Relay. MARY JANE DINSMORE 32 Lisa Drive; Senior Class Play; Future Nurses Club; Secretarial Club; Honor Soci- ety. CHRISTOPHER DIRUSSO “Chris” 749 Pleasant Street. LINDA DIRUSSO 23 Phillips Road; Future Nurses Club; Secretarial Club. ANDREA D’ONFRO “Andy” 101 Fairview Street; Spaghetti Supper; Gym Club; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Future Teachers Club; French Club; Senior Class Play; Field Hockey; Indoor Track; Softball; Tennis. PAUL D’ONFRO 717 Main Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Usher; Ski Club; Varsity Club; Graduation Usher; Graduation Committee; Magnet Business Staff; Interclass Play; Senior Class Play; Football; Class A Football All- Star; Track; Wrestling. WILLIAM DOWNY 145 Twelfth Street. ALICE DUCHARME 24 Gustavus Street; Future Nurses Club; Band. ROSEMARY DUFFY “Rose” 14 Cherry Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Halloween Dance; Thanks- giving Rally; Musical; Interclass Play; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Supper; Drama Club; Pep Club; Battle of Bands; English Representative; Wrap-In. ARTHUR DUPUIS “Artie” 50 Maple Avenue; Chess Club. DARLENE DYLEWICZ 77 Boutelle Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Future Nurses Club; Secretar- ial Club; Softball; Wrap-In. JEFFREY EARNEST 355 Day Street. 55 56 MARK EVANS 666 North Main Street; Gym Club. RICHARD EVANS “Dicky Boy” 666 North Main Street; Gym Club. PAMELA FAGAN 27 Raven Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Senior Class Supper; Future Teachers Club, Secretary; Senior Class Play; Musical. PAULA FEINBERG 55 Pleasant Terrace; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Drama Club; Future Physicians Club; Girls Alhletic Association; National Honor Society; French Club; Girls Track, Manager; Musicals; Fort- nightly Club. DONNA FINI 1084 -Main Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Future Teachers Club, Vice-President; Senior Class Play. STEVEN FINI “Leeky” 99 Orchard Street; Graduation Usher and Set-Up Crew; Smoking Patrol; Football; Senior Class Play. DONNA FIORE 15 Castle Street; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksg iving Rally; Prom Committee; Pep Club; French Club; Girls Athletic Association; Wrap-In; Guidance Office Assistant; Parents Night Usher; Senior Class Play; Musical. SANDRA FIRMANI 11 Richardson Street, Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Thanksgiving Game Usher; Senior Class Play; Chorus. HILDY FIX 10 Haskell Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Newspaper; Ski Club; Girls Athletic Association; French Club; JV. Field Hockey; JV Basketball. JAMES FLORIO 36 Merriam Parkway; Ski Club. HELEN FLUET 823 Mechanic Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Secretarial Club; Gym Club; Girls Athletic Association; Field Hockey; Track; Indoor Track; English Class Representative. STEVEN FORREST 43 Causeway Terrace; Ski Club; Hockey. LISA FORTIN 234 Sixth Street; Thanksgiving Rally; Secretarial Club. JOSEPH FOURNIER “Rusty” 107-A Litchfield Pines. ALAN FRECHETTE “Eyes” 40 Mooreland Avenue; Thanksgiving Rally; Typist for Phys. Ed. Department. DEBORAH FRECHETTE 107 Malburn Street; Ski Club. LISA FULLER, 68 Penn Street. STEVEN FUSCO 47 Exchange Street; Spaghetti Supper; Battle of the Bands Committee; Senior Class Supper; Chorus; Stage Band; Dance Band; Central District Band; Musicals; Sophomore Interclass Play; Senior Class Play; Student Council. KEVIN GAGNE “Blondy” 224 Elm Street; Chess Club; Golf. BRIAN GAGNON “Foonman” 41 Christine Street; Graduation Usher and Set-Up Crew; Folk Club; French Club: Musicals. 58 WANDA GAGNON 20 Boutelle Street; Folk Club; Secretarial Club; Gym Show; Musical. WILLIAM GARNEAU 10 Oak Avenue; D.E.C.A. LINDA GATES “Gatesie” 156 Stuart Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; Halloween Dance, Chairman; Senior Class Play; Gym Club; Election Committee. PHILIP GATES “Flip” 2 Mulberry Drive, Clinton; Rifle Club; Fishing Club, Treasurer. DIANE GELINAS R.F.D. Pleasant St. MARY GENTILE 171 Sylvan Terrace. MARK GIADONE “G” 11 Prospect Ave., Whalom; Chess Club. PATRICIA GIROUARD 101 Mechanic Street; D.E.C.A., Regional Parliamentarian, State Reporter, Chapter Presi- dent; D.E.C.A. State Competition, Second Place Awards; JV Cheerleader; English Class Representative; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show. SANDRA GLATIOTIS “Sam” 37 Woodsome Avenue; D.E.C.A. CAROLE GOGUEN 163 Debbie Drive; Ski Club; Chorus. ORS GERARD GOGUEN “Goph” 831 Main Street; Stamp Club; Cross Country. GARY GOLDMAN “Goldfinger” 16 Valley View Road; Spaghetti Supper; French Club; Newspaper, Sports Edi- tor, Co-Editor; Magnet Editorial and Business Staffs; Guidance Office Assistant; Library Assistant; Bookstore Worker; Worcester County High School Quiz Student Coordinator; Soccer; Wrestling; Sophomore Interclass Play; Senior Class Play; School Musical; Debate Club, President, Superior Debating Award (Dartmouth), First Place Speaker (St. John’s), Certificate of Distinction (University of Massachusetts). JACQUELINE GORDON 126 Pleasant Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Play; Secretarial Club, President; Pep Club; Honor Roll; Wrap-In; Senior Class Supper; Fortnightly Club. NICHOLAS GORGOGLIONE 10 McKinley Streét; Football; Track; School Musicals. JANET GOULD 125 Tisdale Street; Wrap-In; Band; Future Teachers Club; French Club; National Honor Society, Secretary; Fortnightly Club. DARLENE GOVE 272 Litchfield Street; Nurses Club. BETH ANN GRAHAM 23 Fairview Street; Spaghetti Supper; School Musical. RONALD GRIFFIN “Griff” 17 Exchange Street; Dance Band; English Class Representative. RUSSELL GRUBB “Jumpin’ Fuzz” 137 Pierce Street; Ski Club; Gymnastics Club; Wrestling. WILLIAM GUTKOWSKI 68 Fourth Street; Hockey. 59 ROBIN HAASE 909 Main Street; Spaghetti Supper, Chairman; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Battle of the Bands, Chairman; Wrap-In; Senior Class Play, Assistant Production Manager; Gym Club; Swimming, Co-Captain; Junior Class Secretary; Interclass Play Committee; Musicals. HOLLY HAMEL 249 Harvard Street. JOEL HAMILTON “E” 118 Prospect Street; Senior Class Play; Football; Basketball; English Class Representative. SHEILA HANNIGAN 14 Granite Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally, Chairman; Sen- ior Class Play; Senior Class Supper; National Honor Society; French Club; Newspaper; Library Assistant; English Class Representative; Fortnightly Club; National Merit Letter of Commendation. GLENN HANSON 784 Merriam Avenue; Magnet Business Staff; National Honor Society; French Club; Debate Club; Chess Club; Soccer; Tennis; Chorus; Central District Chorus; Band; Musical. SANDRA HAPGOOD 27 Cotton Street; Prom Committee; Sophomore Interclass Play; Ski Club; Drama Club; Guidance Office Assistant; Basketball. RICHARD HARDY 2 Birch Street; Ski Club. RICHARD HARRIS 27 McKay Street; Ski Club; Scuba Club; Golf; Senior Class Play. JAYNE HARVIE 858 Mechanic Street; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Secretarial Club; Handicraft Club. CATHERINE HAWKINS 159 West Street; Majorette. HOLLY HELD North Street; Ski Club; Band. CATHY HASKETH 686 Lancaster Street. KAREN HINDLE 3 Liberty Street; School Musical. ROBIN HORWITCH 362 Merriam Avenue; Thanksgiving Rally; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Senior Class Supper; Senior Class Play; Wrap-In; Student-Faculty Union; Girls Athletic Association; Ski Club; French Club; Gym Club; Drama Club; English Class Representative; Gym Show; Field Hockey; Swimming; Tennis; Golf Club; {nterclass Play Committee; Musical. MARGARET HOULE 239 Ridgewood Drive; Folk Club. PAUL HOULE 160 Sixth Street; Gym Club; Electronic Club; Senior Monitor; Hockey. VIRGINIA HOWE “Ginny” 32 Stearns Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Newspaper; Senior Class Supper; Interclass Relays; Sophomore Interclass Play; Senior Class Play; Fortnightly Club. DEBORAH HUDSON Church Street; D.E.C.A. TIMOTHY HULECKI 29 Eden Glen; Senior Class Supper; Interclass Relays; Gym Club; Football: Basketball, Most Improved Player. THOMAS HULECKI 29 Eden Glen. i = Lod = 3 = = ea 4 = z = 3 = E = 62 DAVID IACOBONE 20 Pleasant Street; Ski Club. JOHN IPPOLITO Manchester Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Battle of the Bands Committee; Graduation Usher and Committee; Ski Club; Cross Country; Student Council, President; Constitution Committee. BETSY JANCAITIS “Cupcake” 33 Burrage Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Girls Athletic Association, Secretary; Field Hockey; Track; Indoor Tra ck; Basketball. LISA JOHNSON 758 Main Street; Musical. ROBERT KARLSON 110 Tolman Avenue; Chess Club; Soccer; Baseball; Tennis. DIANE KAULBACK “Kauly” 49 Priest Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Play; Secretarial Club. MARY KELLEY 37 Daley Street; Secretarial Club; Ski Club. JAMES KELLY 268 Viscoloid Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Battle of the Bands Committee; Senior Class Ski Trip, Chairman; Football; JV Baseball; English Class Representative. TERRY KIDDER 28 Daley Street; Senior Class Supper; Softball. NANCY KING 16 Dillon Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Sophomore Interclass Play; Senior Class Play; Battle of the Bands Committee; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; Magnet Editorial Staff; Interclass Relay; Handicraft Club; Musicals; Senior Chorus. THOMAS LABELLE “T-Bird” 155 Pond Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Gymnastic Club; Football; Basketball; Parents Night Usher. NANCY LANDGRAF 26 Helena Street; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Play; Senior Class REA a Supper; Wrap-In; Girls Athletic Association; Ski Club; Drama Club; JV Field Hockey; Musicals. SORTED Tics KRISTINE LANE 29 Willow Street. a ROBERT LASTELLA 236 Pierce Street; Gym Club; Gym Show; Wrestling. KATHERINE LATTANZIO Lincoln Terrace; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Senior Class Play. SUSAN LAVIN 54 Mountainview Road; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; National Honor Society; Ski Club; French Club; Gym Club; Girls Athletic Association; Guidance Office Assistant; Tennis; Field Hockey; Gymnastics; Senior Class Play; Musical; Band; Fortnightly Club; Girls’ State Delegate; Society of Outstanding American High School Students. LEON LAVOIE 118 Hamilton Street; Chess Club. SHARON LEAHEY “Sheri” 740 Pleasant Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Ski Club; French Club; Musicals; District Chorus. JEAN-PAUL LEBLANC LESLIE LEBLANC “Lee” 29 Washington Street; Spaghetti Supper; Gym Club; Gym Show; French Club; JV Basketball; Swimming. 63 ROSEMARY LEBLANC 147 Ninth Street; Thanksgiving Rally; Pep Club; D.E.C.A.; Honor Society. DAVID L’ECUYER R.F.D. Grant Street; Chess Club; Soccer, Captain; Musical; Most Improved Player — Soccer. DENNIS LEGENDRE 36 Posco Avenue; Art Club; Office Asssitant; Football; Baseball; Honor Society. BERNICE LEGER 267 Water Street; Secretarial Club. RAYMOND LEGER “Rainbow” 103 Hickory Road; Hockey. TIMOTHY LEGER 12 Graham Street; Baseball. YVON LEGER 143 Adams Street. JAMES LEGERE 14 Doyle Street; Spaghetti Supper; Graduation Usher; Ski Club; Football; Soccer; Inter-Class Plays. JOHN LEHTINEN 30 River Street; Hockey. ANN LES 142 Colburn Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Senior Class Play; Thanksgiving Rally; Gym Show; Gym Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; JV Field Hockey; Track; Honor Society; Mayo Prize In Geometry; Fort- nightly Club . MICHAEL LEVINE “Mick” 71 Dillon Street; Gym Club; Cross Country; Indoor Track; Track; Relays. PHYLLIS LEVY 2 Haskell Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Chess Club; French Club; G.A.A.; Basketball; Softball; Band. PETER LIENECK 209 Prospect Street; Football; Indoor Track; Basketball; Baseball. CURTIS LISCIOTTI 229 Prospect Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Senior Class Supper; D.E.C.A.; French Club; Musical; Inter-Class Plays. JAMES LISCIOTTI 222 Central Street; Golf Club; Gym Club. CLAUDETTE LOISELLE 10 Tisdale Avenue; Thanksgiving Rally; Relays. GARY LOMME 34 Princeton Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Chess Club; Relays; Basketball. THOMAS LONG. CHERYL ANN (GAUD ET) LORD 130 North Main Street. MARY LOUISE LOUGHLIN 16 Cherry Street. Sa TEETER 5 = S 3 § 2 FE i ee OSE 66 ) KENNETH MACY 202 Main Street; Ski Club; Football; Hockey. WENDY-JO MAGGIO “Margie Taylor” 52 Princeton Street; Art Club; Gym Show. LISA MAMMONE 570 Merriam Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Sen- ior Class Supper; Ski Club; G.A.A.; Field Hockey; Gym Show. JANET MANCINI Central Street. JANICE MANCINI Central Street. JOSEPH MANZELLO “Chico” 6 Morton Street. LOUISE MARCOTTE 125 R. Nelson Street; Musical; Inter-Class Plays; Honor Society; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A. Fash- ion Show; Fortnightly Club. SUZANNE MARCOUX 37 Elm Street; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; G.A.A.; Ski Club; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show; Drama Club; Cheerleader; Relays; Gym Show; Inter-Class Relays. HEIDI MARRAMA 53 Bartlett Street; Gym Show; Ski Club; JV Cheerleader; Future Teachers Club; Senior Class Play. PAULA MARRAMA 304 Lancaster Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Senior Class Play; Ski Club; Secretarial Club; Thanksgiving Rally; Softball. SUSAN MARTIN 173 Sixth Street; Spaghetti Supper; Wrap-In; Senior Class Supper; Senior Class Play; Handicraft Club; Softball. ELISE MARTON 43 Briar Road; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Senior Class Play; Newspaper Staff; French Club; MAGNET, Co-Editor; G.A.A.; Honor Society; Swimming; Basketball; Musical; Chorus; Christmas Assembly; Fortnightly Club; National Merit Semi-Finalist. MICHAEL MASON “Pat” 11 Cotton Street; Guidance Assistant; Gym Show; Wrestling; Baseball; Gym Club; Most Improved Wrestler Award. ANNE MARIE MATTHEWS 156 Grafton Street. DAVID MAXFIELD 63 Sylvan Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Football. DIANE MAXFIELD 9 Gardner Place; Thanksgiving Rally. KEVIN McCARTHY 54 Starr Street; Senior Class Play; Art Club. LINDA McCORMACK 84 Ridgewood Drive; Folk Club. STEVEN McCUMBER 202 Main Street; Ski Club; Newspaper Staff; Graduation Usher; Relays; Football. DAVID MacDONALD 12 Washington Street; D.E.C.A. 67 68 PETER McDONALD 50 George Street; Band, Christmas Assembly; Ski Club. BARRY McGRATH 74 Viscoloid Avenue; Fishing Club. NANCY McGRATH 74 Viscoloid Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Wrap-In; Folk Club; Musicals. JOHN McLAUGHLIN 93 Tolman Avenue; Auto Club. NOREEN McLAUGHLIN “Chouchou” 93 Tolman Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Sen- ior Class Supper; G.A.A., President; Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Track Team; Indoor Track; Outstanding Junior Athlete; Blue Blazer — Most Outstanding Girl Athlete. SHAUN McMANUS 68 Daley Street; Musicals; Ski Club; Usher. THOMAS McMURRAY “Mac” 36 Stephens Road; Varsity Club; Soccer; Basketball; Relays; English Representa- tive. PAULA McNAMARA “Mac” 21 Holman Avenue; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; Musical; Band; G.A.A.; Newspaper Staff; Future Physicians Club; Ski Club; Field Hockey; Basketball; Chorus; Senior Class Play; Fortnightly Club; English Representative. DONNA MELLA 12 Lincoln Terrace; Prom Committee; Senior Class Play. ELLEN MENDELSOHN 8 Harlan Street; Spaghetti Supper; Musical; Folk Club; Chorus; Spring Concert; Field Hockey; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A., State President; D.E.C.A., State Vice-President. GLENN MERCIER “Buddy” 104 Harrison Street; Band Officer. PAUL MILLETTE 85 Boutelle Street; Spaghetti Supper; Student Seminar Representative; Senior Class Play, Direc- tor; Newspaper Staff; MAGNET, Co-Editor; Graduation Usher; Apple Award; Office Assistant; Folk Club; Stu- dents Against Pollution; Cross Country; Constitution Committee; Musical; Inter-Class Plays; Chorus; Spring Con- cert; Christmas Assembly; Surrealistic Supper. DEBORAH MINA 17 Park Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Folk Club; JAMES MITCHELL “Mitch” 21 Green Street; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Gym Show; Ski Club; Soccer; Wrestling Relays; English Class Representative. LINDA MOILANEN 556 Central St.; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; Prom Committee; Sewing Club; Handicraft Club; Tennis; Library Assistant. RACHEL MONGEAU 29 Argentine Street; Chorus; Spring Concert. JOHN MOORE 113 Lincoln Terrace. MARSHALL MOORE Aloe Street; Ski Club. ROBERT MOORE 121 Harvard Street; Jets, Vice-President. MICHAEL MORAN 80 Boutelle Street; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Battle of the Bands; Magnet Busi- ness Staff; Graduation Usher; Newspaper Staff; Folk Club; Ski Club; Honor Society; Cross Country; Indoor Track; Track Team; Senior Class Play; English Representative; National Merit Semi-Finalist. 70 JOANNE MORRISSETTE 950 Lancaster Street. RAYMOND MOYEN 9 Eden Glen; Senior Class Supper; Art Club; Soccer; Basketball; Baseball. KATHLEEN MULDOON 183 Willard Street Apt. 308; Sports Carnival; Intramurals; Intramural Council; Guid- ance Office Assistant (Parkersburg High School). WILLIAM MULLAHY “Truck” 369 Main Street; Graduation Usher; D.E.C.A.; Football; Track; Wrestling. THOMAS MULLANEY 53 Elm Street; Senior Class Supper; Hockey. CAROL MURPHY “Murf” 803 Lancaster Street. PAUL MUZYKA “Muzzy” 94 Helena Street; Spaghetti Supper; Ski Club; Photography Club; Football; Wrestling; Track; Cross Country; Baseball; Senior Class Play. MARY ANN NAVAROLI 21 Antonia Court; Newspaper Staff; Handicraft Club. JOHN KEVIN NELSON 65 Union Street. JAMES OLIVER “Mike” 52 Stevens Road; Senior Class Play; Ski Club; Football; Track. NANCY O’MEALEY 27 Bowen Place; Spaghetti Supper; Wrap-In; Surrealistic Supper; Ski Club; Drama Club; Senior Class Play, Director. DENISE ORR 6 Houghton Court. PAULA OUELETTE SUSAN OSBORN “Oz” 334 Willard Street; Thanksgiving Rally; Ski Club; Usherette, Chairman. MAUREEN PADDEN “Mo” 82 Cumberland Road; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Spanish Club; Basketball; D.E.C.A.; Intramurals; Chorus. JANICE PAGE 35 Lilly Drive; Musical; Drama Club. WILLIAM PANANOS “Panoas” 83 Tolman Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Honor Society; Soccer; Basketball; Base- ball. JOHN PANCARE “Fox” 620 North Main Street. GREGG PAPPAS 72 Sylvan Avenue; JV Hockey; Golf; Office Help. JOSEPH PAQUIN 115 Tisdale Street; Armchair Travel Club. 71 72 LINDA PASSENO 221 West Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Ski Club; Folk Club; English Representative. MICHAEL PAVAILITIS 149 Tisdale Street; Soccer, Captain; Baseball. JOSEPH PEARSON 33 Hamilton Street; Football; Gym Show; Strength and Agility Test Winner. CATHIE PELLEGRINI 14 Antonia Court; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; JV Field Hockey; G.A.A.; Senior Class Play; Magnet Business Staff Manager. JAMES PELOQUIN 38 Austin Street; Hockey. MARC PENANSKY 133 Smith Street; Computer Monitor; Musical; Senior Class Play, Lighting Director. LINDA PERLA 53 Grandview Street; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Cheerleader; G.A.A.; Gymnastics; Basketball; Senior Class Play; Field Hockey. JEFFREY PETERSON 375 Prospect Street. JAMES PHELPS 472 North Street; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show; Gym Club. SHEILA PIANO 227 West Street; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Senior Class Supper; Senior Class Play; Art Club. ANNA PICCOLMINI “Picc” 127 Central Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; Student Council Folk Night; Parents Night Usher. PATRICIA PIERCE “P. P.” 35 Mooreland Avenue; Bld. 1, Apt. 9; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Christmas Assembly; Sewing Club; Wrap-In; Secretarial Club; Honor Roll. LAWRENCE PIERMARINI 71 River Street. DONALD PIRES 35 Prospect Street. MARCELINE POIRIER “Marcie” 346 Elm Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Ski Club. JANICE POLLASTRI | Dogwood Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; Ski Club; G.A.A.; Gym Show; Senior Class Play; Musical. MICHAEL POLLASTRI 29 Dillon Street; Ski Club. JUDITH POLLOCK 149 Fourth Street; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Secretarial Club. SHIRLEY POMPEI Secretarial Club. KATHIE PORTER 123 Grant Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Ski Club; Wrap-In; Inter-Class Plays; Senior Class Supper. 74 NANCY L. POTHIER “Pepper” 47 Grandview Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Play; Gym Club; Ski Club; Track; Field Hockey; Fortnightly Club; High Honor Roll. JANINE M. POULIN 71 Union Street; Pep Club. GERARD PREVILLE 41 Newton Street; Golf Club (Trade). KATHLEEN PREVILLE 22 Eden Glen; Secretarial Club; Teachers’ Typist; Parents Night Usher. RICHARD PRINCE 23 Sage Avenue; Auto Club. LINDA PROIETTI 131 Washington Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Battle of the Bands; Musical; Relays; Senior Class Play. MICHAEL PROIETTI 131 Washington Street; Interact Club; English Representative; Senior Class Play; Basket- ball; Football. CATHY PUGLISI Spaghetti Supper; Wrap-In; Senior Class Play; Thanksgiving Rally. STEPHEN PULSIFER 25 Iliad Street; Stage Band; Band; Central District Concert. RICHARD RACE “Speed” 29 Barnes Street; Spaghetti Supper; Football; Baseball. JUDITH RADICIONI 32 Manchester Street; Secretarial Club; Pep Club; English Representative; Chorus; Fashion Show, Decorating Chairman; High Honors. MICHELE RAFFAELE 13 Crescent Knoll; Gym Club; Football; Wrestling; Gym Show. SCOTT RAFUSE 284 Abbott Avenue. DENNIS RAINVILLE 102 Sylvan Terrace; Interact Club; Ski Club; Gym Club; Honor Roll; Wrestling; Senior Class Play House Manager; Trade High School President; School Committee Advisory Board. LISA REDSTONE 38 Walker Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Play; Secretarial Club. JOHN RHEAULT “J. Roz” 14 Porter Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Relays; Gym Show; Basket- ball; Football; Track. LOUISE RICCHEZ ZA 36 Eugene Street; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Drama Club; Gym Club; Field Hockey; English Representative. JOANNE RICHARD 15 Healy Street; Prom Committee; Gym Show. LYNN RICHARD 29 Webber Street; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Play; Track. MARC ROBBINS 20 Hingham Court; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Ski Club;. Football; Wrestling. JANET ROCCA 59 Priest Street; Gym Show. ELLEN RONNEY 69 Walnut Street; Field Hockey. WILLIAM ROY 29 Gibson Street; Spaghetti Supper; Investment Club; Soccer. BERNARD ROYER 38 Pleasant Street. JAMES RYLL 33 South Cotton Street; Ski Club; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A. Award; Christmas Assembly. GEORGE SABOURIN 40 Princeton Street; Chefs Club. DIANE SACCO 102 Smith Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Senior Class Play; JY Basketball; Field Hockey; Musical; Ski Club; D.E.C.A. SUSAN SALAFIA 284 Union Street; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Secretarial Club; Gym Club; Magnet Business Staff; Gym Show. COSTA SALOVARDOS 21 Schley Street; Chefs Club; Wrestling. LOUISE SAPP 98 Washington Street; Drama Club; Folk Club; Future Teachers’ Club. MICHAEL SCHWARTZ “Mad Dog” 20 Vista Avenue; Graduation Usher; Chess Club; Newspaper Staff; Soccer; JV Hockey; Golf; English Representative; Student Council; Musical; Inter-Class Play; Senior Class Play. LYNNE SHAW 36 Ridgewood Drive; Future Teachers Club; Band; Musicals; Senior Class Play. STEVEN SHAW 58 Boutelle Street. BARBARA SHOREY 33 Salisbury Street; Gym Club; Nurses Aid; Band; Chorus; Librarian Award; Senior Class Play. KEVIN SIDELEAU 104 Highland Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Supper; Graduation Usher; Office Assistant; Chefs Club; Ski Club; Golf Club; Soccer; English Class Representative. MICHELLE SIMARD 34 Lorchris Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Senior Class Supper; Magnet Busi- ness Staff; Thanksgiving Rally; Future Nurses Club; Gym Show; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show. PATRICIA SISOIAN 27 Watson Avenue; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Sen- ior Class Supper; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Future Teachers Club, President; Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Senior Class Play. BRIAN SMITH 20 Arlington Street. MAUREEN SMITH “Rockerfeller” 72 Fairfield Road; Folk Club; Northeast Concert; Musicals. KAREN SPADAFORE 23 Roosevelt Avenue; Chorus; Majorette. 77 78 NANCY SPARKS 63 Wilder Road. PAULA SPAULDING 22 Boutelle Street; Thanksgiving Rally; Folk Club; Stage Band; Musicals; Christmas Assembly; Secretarial Club. SUSAN M. STEBBINS 48 Watson Avenue; Thanksgiving Rally; Chairman; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Senior Class Supper; Student Council; Student Advisory Committee; Track; Musicals; Senior Class Play; Central District Award. STEVEN ST. JEAN 18 Beacon Street; Hockey; Gym Show. STEVEN ST. JEAN 35 Nelson Street; Golf Club; Boys’ State Representative. WILLIAM STACY 31 Chestnut Street. SUSANNE STEAD 54 Rustic Drive; Spaghetti Supper; Ski Club. ERIC STEINMETZ 76 Stearns Avenue; Thanksgiving Rally; Folk Club; Stage Band; Musicals; Senior Class Play. ROBERT TATA 322 Lancaster Street; Golf Club; Baseball. SANDRA TESTA 154 Willard Street; Christmas Assembly; Ski Club; Gym Show. GEORGE THIBEAULT 192 Spruce Street; Fishing Club. DORA THIBODEAU 59 Newton Street. SANDRA THIBODEAU 24 Causeway Terrace; G.A.A.; Band; Softball; Basketball; Field Hockey; Spring Concert. SUSAN THIBODEAU 24 Causeway Terrace; Spaghetti Supper; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Senior Class Sup- per; Gym Club; French Club; G.A.A., Vice-President; Field Hockey; Softball; Basketball; Band; Fortnightly Club; Sports Awards. PAMELA THIBODEAU 22 Colburn Street. DONNA TODD 69 Winter Street; Senior Class Supper; Secretarial Club; Drama Club; Guidance Office Assistant; Constitution Committee; Inter-Class Play, Director; Musical. ELISSA TONKIN 4 Hall Street; Newspaper; Honor Society; Guidance Office Assistant; Tennis; English Class Representative; Musical; Inter-Class Play; Acting Award; Senior Class Play; Fortnightly Club; Pie Fight. PAUL TOURIGNY 119 Malburn Street; Investment Club; Football; Baseball. DONALD TREDTIN “Pud” 88 Eugene Street; Spaghetti Supper; Office Assistant; Hockey, Captain; District III Hockey Runner-Up Trophy. ROSS TURNER 6 View Street; Ski Club; Band. 80 STEVEN TURNER “Butch” 5 Maple Avenue; Relays; Chorus. DAVID ULLIANI 21 Longwood Avenue; Ski Club; Honor Society. KATHLEEN VAILLETTE 45 Avon Street; Cheerleader; G.A.A.; D.E.C.A.; Gym Show; Ski Club; Senior Class Play. JANICE M. VERRELLI P.O. Box 934; Inter-Class Plays; National Honor Society; Secretarial Club; Sewing Club; G.A.A.; Bookstore; Basketball; Field Hockey; Fortnightly Club. DONNA VINCENT 22 First Street. JOHN VINCENT 60 Laurel Street; Musicals. MARIA VINCENT 60 Laurel Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Central District Usherette; Honor Society; Future Nurses Club; Future Physicians Club; Bookstore; Musical; Inter-Class Plays; Senior Class Play; Fortnightly Club. JUNE VOUTOUR “Junnie.” DANNIE WADE East Lake Drive, Sterling. CYNTHIA WATKINS 30 Crawford Street; Future Nurses Club. BRUCE WEEKS Ballard Hill, Lancaster. KIMBALL WELLS 88 Harvard Street; Spaghetti Supper; S.A.P.; Russia Week Chairman; Constitution Committee; Ski Club; Handicraft Club; Track. JOYCE WELVAERT 5 Ruth Street; Spaghetti Supper; Prom Committee; Wrap-In; Senior Class Supper; Future Nurses Club; Pep Club; Musical; Senior Class Play. FRANCES WEST 82 Fairview Street; Spaghetti Supper; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Supper; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Wrap-In; Future Physicians Club; Future Nurses Club; Honor Society; Bookstore; Musical: Central District; Fortnightly Club. DONNA WHITNEY 541 Merriam Avenue; Senior Class Supper; Secretarial Club; English Representative; Thanks- giving Rally. JOHN A. WILKINS 15 Coolidge Place; Spaghetti Supper; Folk Club; JV Basketball; English Representative; Stu- dent Representative to the School Committee; Senior Class Play; Inter-Class Plays; National Merit Scholar Semi- Finalist. JODY WOODRUFF “Woody” 41 Hammond Street; Hot Rod Club. ROBERT WOODWARD “Woody” 16 Carter Place. CAROLYN MARIE WOOLDRIDGE “Woody” 17 Haynes Court; Folk Club; D.E.C.A.; Chapter Officer; JV Bas- ketball; Gym Show; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show, Variety Show. BRIAN YOUNG 25 Helena Street; Spaghetti Supper; Graduation Committee; Senior Class Supper; Ski Club; Investment Club; Football; Wrestling; Track; Baseball; Senior Class Plays; Relays. EDWARD ZEPHIR 41 Boutelle Street; Spaghetti Supper; Ski Club; Investment Club; Football; Basketball; Indoor Track; Track; Interclass Play; Senior Class Play; English Class Representative. MARLENE ZWICKER 18 Chauncey Street. Seniors Not Pictured JAMES BARTLETT “Gumby” 135 Merriam Avenue; Gym Club; Senior Class Secretary, Trade. WAYNE BAUER 600 Abbott Avenue; Fishing Club. CHERYL BIGEAU 12 Ridge Road; Senior Chorus. JEAN BIGEAU 12 Ridge Road; Gym Club. JOHN CHRISTOPER 590 Pleasant Street; Hockey; Guidance Office Assistant. GARY COLECHI 50 River Street. TIMOTHY CONWAY 23 Willow Street; Ski Club; Chess Club; Office Assistant; Football; Indoor Track; Baseball; Basketball; Class Repre- sentative. ERIC COWEN 151 Abbott Avenue; Folk Club; Soccer; Track; Musicals; Senior Class Play. CHRISTOPHER CRAIN 48 Mooreland Avenue; Ski Club, President; Interclass Play; Musicals; Senior Class Play. DAVID DELBOVE 168 Middle Street; Folk Club; D.E.C.A.; D.E.C.A. Fashion Show. CHARLES DUFRESNE 126 Eighth Street; Gym Show. LAWRENCE FLOWERS 266 Grove Avenue; Chess Club; Football; Indoor Track; Track. SHERRY FLOWERS 266 Grove Avenue; Art Club. ROBERT FORD 37 Fourth Street; Indoor Track; Track. RICHARD HILDRETH 221 Merriam Avenue; Soccer. KAREN JOHNSON 792 North Main Street; Students Against Pollution. DANIEL LANDRY 23 Biscayne Street; Jets Club; Swimming. GINA LASTELLA 26 Salisbury Street; Future Nurses Club. 82 CARL LEBLANC 27 Holman Avenue; Chess Club. FRANCES LEBLANC 88 Keystone Drive. DANIEL LEBLANC 240 Mechanic Street; Baseball. STEVEN McCAFFREY 1114 Main Street; Ski Club, Vice-President; Track. MICHAEL McKENNA 81 Stephans Road; Gym Club; Swimming; Musical; Christmas Assembly. STEPHEN MEATTEY 220 West Street; Ski Club; Student Council. LEE MERRILL “Tumbleweed” 157 Sylvan Terrace; Golf Club. DENISE MILLER 800 Lancaster Street; Senior Chorus. JAMES MILLER 46 Hall Street; Inter-Class Play; Band; Stage Band. DAVID NUTTING 91 Dillon Street; Hockey. WAYNE PETITTO 16 Salisbury Street; Folk Club; Soccer; Hockey. JAMES PIPER | Chestnut Street; Interact Club; Football. RAYMOND RICHARD 17 Laurel Street; Hockey, Most Improved Player. RUDOLPHE RICHARD 17 Laurel Street. ANDREW ROME 25 Shadow Lawn Drive; Drama Club; Musical. STEVE SALVATELLI “Satch” 128 Princeton Street; Chefs Club; JV Basketball; Battle of the Bands. MICHAEL SPADAFORE “Spats” 29 Roosevelt Street; Gym Club; Golf Club. LESLIE WHITE 90 Cumberland Road; Thanksgiving Rally; Senior Class Supper; Wrap-In; G.A.A.; Field Hockey; Indoor Track; Basketball; Girls Track. PATRICK WYMAN 111 Overlook Drive; Ski Club; Photography Club; Cross Country; Indoor Track; Track; Most Improved Player, Cross Country. “The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend” Thoreau At ad eis ; itl tH it} 18 Hi il SR ate BS wind 1 - ; wiht veel 7 yim ty Daeg oe never te w in the ‘windy Brass; e 73 4 Class of - Sees gC r= Go. 2 ce Y A = § 6 eo ‘= Organizations ... an important thread of fun and activity . . . working . . . shar- ing. . . giving of ourselves. Understanding our fellow man and realizing our potentials ee a thread of eee hours of fullfillment “For to be idle is to become a stranger unto the seasons. . . When you work you are a flute through _ whose heart the whispering of the hours turns to music.” a Gibran | 87 Future Physicians Club Faculty Advisor: Mr. Michael Cavanagh Medical Advisor: Dr. Wheeler President — Elizabeth Ayer Secretary —— Frances West Paula McNamara, Maria Vincent, Terry Hayes, Alda Cossi, Sally Libhart. Future Mothers and Housewives Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Jeanette Piccicuto Maureen Crowley, Susan Lavin, Lisa Mam- mone, Cathy Pellegrini, Lisa Belliveau, Susan Chalifoux, Linda Gates, Donna Fini, Kathy Vaillette. Travel Club Faculty Advisor: Mr. Roland Worthen Thomas McMurray, Kevin Sideleau Future Teachers of America Faculty Advisor: Miss Anne O’Connor Treasurer — Verne Wright President — Patricia Sisoian Vice-President — Donna Fini Secretary — Pam Fagan Susan Chalifoux, Rosanne Cornacchia, Beth Smith, Sandy Thibodeau, Debbie Beers, Lisa Mammone, Brian Young, Lisa Belliveau, Deb- bie Shannon, Arlene Goguen, Susan Paquet. Future Secretaries Club Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Joan Lufkin President —- Jacqueline Gordon Vice-President — Deborah Courtemanche Secretary — Donna Mella Treasurer — Diane Daigle Teresa Allain, Diane Altobelli, Linda Arel, Donna Arpano, Diane Bengrazi, Debra Bar- assi, Gisele Belliveau, Gloria Benoit, Marilyn Carr, Linda Casagrande, Monique Chenard, Rose Ciccone, June Colcord, Linda Constant, Diane Cormier, Susan Cote, Mary Jane Dins- more, Helen Fluet, Lisa Fortin, Wanda Gag- non, Jayne Harvie, Karen Holman, Victoria Hurtubise, Mary Kelly, Cathy Lattanzio, Bernice Leger, Paula Marrama, Tina Mar- rama, Karen Parmenter, Patricia Pierce, Judith Pollack, Shirley Pomrei, Judith Radi- cioni, Joanne Richard, Jane Rogers, Nancy St. Jean, Susan Salafia, Paula Spaulding, Debbie ‘Tessier, Donna Todd, Janice Verrelli, Donna Whitney, Marlene Zwicker. 88 Future Mothers and Housewives ie | Travel Glib . os : Fee. me, a nee ok 4 ve i Se f Future Teachers of America Future Secretaries Pom Pom Girls aM National Honor Society 90 Photography Club Pom Pom Girls Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Jean Fetterman Debbie Shannon, Amiee Klein, Cecila Cant- rill, Sue Paquet, Laurie Bisceglia, Jackie Lagoy, Brenda Vivo Amore, Arlene Goguen. Debate Club Faculty Advisor: Miss Julie Cossi President — Gary Goldman Glenn Hanson, George Ayoub National Honor Society Faculty Advisor: Mr. Carleton Finch President — George Ayoub Vice-President — Elissa Tonkin Secretary — Janet Gould Treasurer — Alda Cossi June Anderson, Linda Arel, Chiara Arquilla, Beth Ayer, Laurie Bisceglia, Roberta Buratti, Romolo Cataldo, Donald Cauley, Cynthia Champagne, Amalia Christy, Anna Clementi, JoAnn Cormier, Joanne Crowley, Maureen Crowley, Kathy DiGloria, Cathryn Doyle, Mary Duplease, Paula Feinberg, Laurie Far- ber, Sheila Hannigan, Glenn Hanson, Connie Holforty, Doreen Joyal, Susan Lavin, Rose- mary LeBlanc, Dennis Legendre, Ann Les, Louise Marcotte, Elise Marton, Donna Mella, Michael Moran, Jay Morrison, Leonard Novick, Elizabeth Olivier, Susan Paquet, Wil- liam Pananos, Karen Parmenter, Fred Pitts, Mary Jo Puma, Diane Scaramuzzi, Pat Scor- zelli, Deborah Shannon, Sandy Thibodeau, David Ulliani, Pamela Valeri, Janice Verrelli, Maria Vincent, Frances West, Sharon White, Mary Dinsmore. Photography Club Faculty Advisor: Mr. Carl Baker President — John Russo Paul Muzyka, Lenny Novick, John Natchway Newspaper Staff Faculty Advisor: Mr. Rodney Tulonen John Moore, Beth Ayer, Beth Smith, Elise Marton, Mark Grammel, Steve Levin, George Ayoub, Gary Goldman, Tom Bovenzi, Rich- ard Tucker. 92 Ski Ciub Faculty Advisor: Mr. Michael Cavanaugh President — James Kelly Vice-President —- Steven McCaffrey Treasurer -— Sharon Cote Secretary — Debra Witt. Chess Club Faculty Advisor; Miss Margaret Iacoboni George Ayoub, Glenn Hanson, William Gut- kowski, Michael DiGeronimo, Robert Karl- son, John Angelini, David Saliba, Gary Gold- man, Shaun McManus, Nicholas Ricciuti, Edward Ayoub, Phil Wells, Bernard DiNardo, Michael Cornacchia, Robert Weis, Mary LeBlanc, Brian Gagnon, Richard L’Ecuyer, Tom Bovenzi, Richard Freda. Office Assistants Deb Shannon, Aimme Perkins, Lynne Shaw, JoAnn Crowley, Diane Wallace, Celine Mac- Donald, Donna Fiore, Debbie Beers, Patty Sisoian, Candy McGovern, Maureen Moore, Brian Young, Kevin Sideleau, Paul D’Onfro, Ellie Tonkin, Louise Brideau, Diane Scara- muzzi, Dennis Legendre, Pat Marino. Stage Band Steven Pulsifer, Virny Bisceglia, Roy Crowley, David Curley, Michael Ciccolini, Paul Gar- dephe, James Proietti, Ronald DiNinno, Wil- liam Camire, Paul Puma, Eric Steinmetz. WNurse’s Assistant Sheri Bigelow tioiss Ski Club Off ites icers Wir Hil Chess Club® 7 Office Assistants beaks Nurse’s Assistant |) mel Gi. One of the fastest moving clubs at L.H.S. is 1972 State Chapter of the Year D.E.C.A. D.E.C.A. has gained state recognition as Chapter of the Year and currently has four of its members serving as State Officers. The club has consistently won regional and state competitions and has also participated in national conventions. The club is very busy raising money for conven- tions, scholarships, parties for the needy, and gift baskets for the poor. State Officers Preece, . 4 po] - oe S So od 4 Ria he a Bes ey ee DE GaA State Officers: Carolyn Wooldridge — Secre- tary Patty Girouard — Parliamentarian Doreen DelleChaiae — Vice-President Ellen Mendelsohn — President Distributive Education Club of America. Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Dorothy Gottsegen. Boy’s Gym Club Shaun McManus, Mike McKenna, Paul Lucier, Jack Celli, Pat Mason, James Phelps, Joe Pearson, John Rheault, Mike Raffaele, Herb Congram, Wayne Albert, Bob Lastella, John Natchway, Charlie Ciccone. G.A.A. Faculty Advisors: Mrs. Pat Pothier, Mrs. Paula Perla, Miss Pauline Ciccone — Officers — Junior Representative — Laurie Bisceglia Treasurer — Helen Fluet Senior Representatives — Sandra Thibodeau, Leslie White President — Noreen McLaughlin Secretary — Betsy Jancaitis. Not Pictured: Vice-President — Susan Thibo- deau Junior Representative — Ann Barnett. Girl’s Gym Club Cathy Pellegrini, Ann Les, Beth Smith, Michele Hannigan, Candy McGovern, Sue Belliveau, Mikie Crowley, Lisa Mammone, Aimee Klein, Dawn Radicchi, Betty Olivier, Linda Gates, Sue Lavin, Laurie Bisceglia, Jackie Lagoy, Lisa Kinsey, Sue Marcoux, Lisa Belliveau, Sue Chalifoux, Patty Sisoian, Brenda VivoAmore, Joey Crowley, Sheri Bige- low, Debbie Crowley, Pat Keaney, Kathy Vaillette. 95 96 Trade Clubs Student Council Al Radicioni, Leslie Reagan, Dennis Dou- cette, Dennis Rainville, Vernon Miles, Robert Gaetz. Radio Club President — Don Creed Treasurer — John Beike Mark O’Malley, John Crochetiere, Tony Dupuis, Bruce Gove, Dennis Gilbert, Martin Gale, David Roiko, Bruce Barrows. Interact Club President — Michael Proietti Vice-President —- Stephen Cote Secretary — Ken Preville Treasurer — Al} Radicioni Richard Brow, Jim Piper, Ken Galletta, Jim Hulecki, Joseph Hulecki, John McDermott, Dana Peltola, Frank Giannino, Kevin Rich- ards. Auto Club Advisor: Mr. Howard Hatch President — Kevin Gallagher Vice-President — Kevin Herold Secretary —- Joseph Conti Treasurer — Doug Nash James Arsenault, David Baldini, Brian Bodanza, Joseph Conti, Barry Cosimi, Joseph Hall, George Hamel, Alan Hindle, Frederick Hippler, Steve Judson, Ronald Leblanc, Michael Leger, Michael Loft, Kevin Martin, John McLaughlin, David Paquette, Richard Prince, Richard Rainville, Harriet Senecal, David Varge, Jody Woodward. Auto Club 1 arene, Witiernemreperne cee pen eeeewe albuterane tte be s) Witnesses re Wes Soares 38931 Free eae 4 echt eee Boe non btis Sabi cd ok dee arednw oe pedigree nn nr 9 hla + BUI + Rinincenee 4 rhe VICA Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America Faculty Advisor: Mr. Archibald President — Jonathan Conner Vice-President — Larry Wheeler Secretary — Thomas Lanza Secretary — Gary Benoit Carl Morrell, Sam Leone, Al Guidi, Edward Given, Mike Girouard, Jeff Charette. Rifle Club President — Marc Anctil Vice-President — Steven Gallant Treasurer — Jeffery Miller Secretary — Anthony Bilota Michael Anderson, John Arsenault, Paul Aubuchon, Richard Beaudoin, David Bernard, Kevin Bliss, Marshall Covey, James Constant, Gordon Charette, Michael Fluet, Robert Gove, William Butler, Brian Albert, Kevin DiPerri, David Hamel, Kevin Kittridge, Law- rence Lamoureaux, Michael Lichenstein, Ron- ald Martel, Lawrence Miller, Michael Moore, John Malouin, Kevin McGee, Gregory Taylor, Clayton Williams. Fishing Club Wayne Bauer, Allan Cameau, Glen Gagnon, Kevin Hastings, Jody Joseph, Alain Lachance, Gerard LeBlanc, Roger LeBland, Ronald LeBlanc, Glenn Matthews, Robert Nichols, Joseph Palermo, David Penzabene, Michael Piermarini, Wade Pires, Armand Pitre, James Tellier, George Thibeault, Andy Zephir. Chess Club President — R. Bailey Vice-President — A. Dupuis Treasurer-Secretary — B. Brault Mare Anctil, Brian Bickford, David Boucher, John Brady, Bruce Collechi, Peter Cote, Wayne Gariepy, Kevin Gagne, Philip Gates, Richard Haris, Carl Leblanc, Leon Lavoie, Mark Petit, Donald Pries, Claude Thebeau, Stephen Thompson, Donald Vaillencourt, Gerald Vaillencourt, Bruce Weeks. : ® . ® a z ™ : 7 2 +) all boat ™ mnt i Rifle Club 98 aur 3 22 = B = 3 1 i ee = a Z + ee gem z ayy rr | ER oa] ante creorsmnesy ATMA TER | FET a bal eee bated +08 : ri cnt eit eto it eal OF Lisiasulebtebbideeidad seeeeree ti ar a oR; eA NOTE ? Fishing Club Chess Club 99 eB CRE de +23 t i 4 a} iF i oe “aa, Ski Gib 9 ro 6a 4 7 eee Bt om od e e os Soemwers ee 3 ee Seek ah san me wt ae i eT i Gaba enfbeter of P| De Sa oo Hy ee ES aaa . awd 7 - - 4 : ® . ® s : « i Ski Club Richard Hardy, David Farineau, John Grass, Michael Sherman, Michael Selhost, Michael Murphy, Vincent Dorion, Michael Burdett, John McCumber, John Murphy, Ron Saudelli, Kevin Stebbins. Gym Club M. Acerbi, P. Albert, R. Anderson, W. Antunes, J. Bartlett, K. Bartlett, B. Belton, C. Benoit, J. Bigeau, S. Bilodeau, T. Bissonnette, R. Bourque, J. Brady, D. Bryce, M. Buono, M. Burnett, D. Burns, J. Casey, R. Chesbor- ough, D. Conway, D. Cormier, G. Cormier, D. fe a ee ‘as. il - a i Cote, R. Crawford, M. Evans, R. Evans, M. lub Gerard, B. Gleason, T. Hebert, D. Kendall, : M. Pearson, T. Poirier, D. Rainville, N. Rich- ard, M. Roberge, S. Vincelli, M. Vincent. Golf Club Tom Buswell, Jim Lisciotti, Tom Hebert, Bruce Garner, Ray Brosseau. te ” ¥ Golf | bade SO ee eT lek ie ggragnam.-t ig Galsia Ba Camera Club Denis Ouellette, Walter Hamel, Eugene Vail- lette, Sheldon Cowen, Milton Haley, Perry Reed. : i eee Camera Club 101 Library Assistants Ellen Aubuchon, Robin Sojcher. Also pic- tured: Brian Young, Paul D’Onfro. Sophomore Class Officers Gregg Carchidi, Vice-President Lisa James, Secretary Tom Caporello, President Barbara Lelli, Treasurer. Junior Class Officers Linda Fantozzi, Secretary Vincent Cipolla, Treasurer Donna Girouard, Vice-President John Russo, President. MAGNET Business Staff Susan Salafia, Glenn Hansen, Gary Goldman, George Ayoub, Michelle Simard, Robin Sojcher, Patty Cali, Milt Moran, Berta Buratti, Lou Ann Brideau, Susan Chalifoux, Subscrip- tion Manager; Cathie Pellegrini, Business Man- ager. MAGNET Editorial Staff Anna Clementi (with MacGregor), Nancy King, Gary Goldman, Co-editors, Elise Mar- ton and Paul Millette, Robert Delbove. Student Council John Ippolito — President Robert DelBove Vice-President Cathy Doyle — Secretary Susan Chalifoux — Treasurer Vinnie Bisceglia, Michael Schwartz, Rosanne Cornacchia, Donna Girouard, Lenny Novick, Tina Piermarini, Gregg Carchili, Joyce Fried- man, Richard Girouard, Marcia Graves, Mar- tha Wilkins. 102 Library Assistants Soph. Cl le ass O i flicoes Magnet Editorial Staff Junior Class Officers Student Council we re © ed ep) Ww) W eB) a “a fea) rar © oO ° ife eS wd Cc D) oO = when 6 Student life . . . wrap-ins . oh suppers ., ,fallies. . . exams. Life at L.H.S. isa complex thread of many activities. A thread of fun and hard work and at the same time learning. i : Planning. . _ studying Oe rehearsal 2 after rehearsal — L.H.S. students are busy! And from our many activities we gain pleasure — . . . pleasure is a freedom song. . . be in your pleasure like the flowers and the bees.” ale = Gibran — 105 ay, have you? a. ee ee Bt eras ‘ : I’ve come a long w The annual fall fashion show, “You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby” was presented by D.E.C.A. The chairmen for this event were Patricia Girouard and Suzanne Marcoux and every D.E.C.A. student worked to make the show a success. Fashions were from Sears and Roebuck of Leominster and Chess King of Auburn. One of our own students, Bev- erly Cronin, presented some fashions of her own design. Versatility was the theme of the evening — because “You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby!” Time: 10:06 AM Eastern Standard Time Setting: Amid the blue and white carnations, in the balloon filled gymnasium. Theme: “If at first you don’t succeed, eat your turkey and call it a day. Main Characters: Luscious lasses, inspired instructors, frantic fans and two or three ding-a-lings. Authors of this event: Sheila Hannigan and Susan Stebbins. 108 set SES iee ue: o = | aq ) 3 E Q ° = o = 3 oe World’s largest doll! §. 3 oo : oI = ‘Twas the 18th of December And all thru’ the caf. Not a body was resting — Not even our Ralph. Ange in her box and Mrs. P in a tree Were busily working for this wrapping spree. Toys for the needy being wrapped with great care In hope that the tots would make use of our wares. ee Se OSES LOR EEE s aie lhSiandinaditionsainee That the Senior Class present a play during the school year — the Class of 1973 up-held that tradition. It is a tradition that the Senior Class play be one of acclaimed dramatic value — the class of 1973 presented Gogol’s, The Inspector General. It is also a tradition that many members of the class be involved in producing this play. That tradition was kept alive when on December 8th and 9th, 1972, the Senior Class play was presented with many members of trade actively involved, members of the football team dancing and many other members of the student body involved in all aspects of this presentation. Thanks to Mrs. Adams, the student directors, the production manager, the actors and you, the tradi- tion of the Senior Class Play was carried on for one more year. The Inspector General was a rousing success — that’s a tradition too! t a 2 oo 3 =| = a x ° ee] uo) o “ Q fs) a ” o ia] a a ay E = E E kov isn’t the real Inspector General. Gogol’s — “Inspector General” ivan Alexandrovitch' Alstakov ie aren CE I Cgc ree ed eT Steven Fusco ARO Mayor iiiis) oops li sh tieuriors seers Stele Het (ala aed teateoee De O John Wilkins ALP UO a eR PR Ged ator ate tert [ane ca ESTP Cr ee TT LAS Virginia Howe PIV ih a ail ale a yh wih tgs otk arabe taeattad td lr iales ah ng et LIS ee toa Ee Cheryl Buskey BRODCHIASRY Nuit 3 Sel pled rm Gales yng alg oatasie dy asa aloe Rt at ake rea eat eae eee Thomas Bovenzi Dobchinsk ys avis Bu tou th tr sibs to edb eee Sep a re te EA Vincent Bisceglia 4071 TARR MINAS STUD pep ere Reewrh Patera UMN N muy e Ce RSET fie it Me PUP Tipe iat George Ayoub Albirty EUlipOvitels yaa HLA Dhak ieee) cl Gat be Pcie ee ee ale tt eee Gary Goldman EURG) TMERCH sea a UT alba e bees hegd eileoed eacel eee aera an Eric Steinmetz Lyapkin-Tyapkin ............ ial b eG clerks mia ecb ened ct St Ere One David Curley SSP Rare vote ssl Stat tl bleh Gl dim Wicd a shelstd pm tee ple taste te TE ame ITU TP emmeaed CO AU et Rob DelBove WA SIRI 5) =. Seer d A284 wh tl Cre kent ba wid eee mead Gent eeet a RR le Eo LT te | Nancy Landgraf A COMSEADILE 15h VMAS seve ate lal beet a ats hare ee mee Pap eae TE reat eg LL Richard Harris Police: Chief ice chic etd les ac be boo ee renege ee OPH Ee CO VOR Michael Schwartz A: House Maid of thei Inns tii d oeiesie telecine a ne ea ie eee ee ee Alda Cossi A AGI heh Ot aig in entareaale mete errs RUS erate greed MeLeriE Ta OUEST ESR LUT] Toc aeons Frances West Anothe r Constable (is .c4 iafe ee «cosa hie ata oid aces iC a Hd ie ete cha ete ere Chris Crain Ai Merchant's Wife tao iin clot eee Olt Pe ee eee Le CL Elise Tonkin The Sergeant's Wife ou ssn sci s hisses ata g ced ee ad ee eked ele ate Susan Stebbins Fellipoviicn’s Wie 4 oil Te ies sed ee oles a mele ed ST te eee Rosemary Duffy Lyapkin-Tyaphin'’s Wifes iio OU eee re ata be eels et Ra Nancy King Inspector, General F305 akGhieee ee bellnd sen dei tee aaa e William Lanciani — Dancers — Dan Bourgault, Michael Curley, Paul D’Onfro, Joe Hamilton, Mike Oliver, Mike Proietti, Brian Young, Ed Zephir, Linda Blanchette, Lauri Brenner, Berta Buratti, Sue Chalifoux, Robin Haase, Robin Horwitch, Cathie Pellegrini, Linda Proietti, Kathy Vaillette. Production Staff for The Inspector General Director ests Me hae Wale te ibreges cased eee iaiiet ol Rlobatetela tetanic: «ible Mrs. Elsie Adams BUSINESS MIGHADENRES Hla v tl eicla bis io he)e sata Helaidl epics ites le alla ee Miss Anne O’Connor CHOrecOOrapilermmmmerryrs el iii tvteies feats ays wade (steel puta a relate tuned Slats Miss Ann Marie Bell IRERCOrSAILASSISFIT oes eee sie) eee o's) sie ee es gee ra UAH tunery lal Mr. Charles Surdyka SIUACHE DIREC ROIME tataa pratt igi Hal koa ns te gee | tee Nancy O’Mealey, Paul Millette PLOGUCHIOTAIM BRAVE Foam Walsiow cle «ht eieee hie lie kates yee ate te staat Anna Clementi PA SSESTUIMUBIVI TIVE CHM Unt’. aa tistate hereto tela pecereathie ra tae aiasey se fates le Robin Haase Publicity ine idienis 2 2 anted.s Nancy King, Dennis Rainville, Heidi Marrama VATU rere titres eS See ateyG (otal a fe wile tylia wisi a itis gta! VU) Mamet elo ad biel ber eft Nancy King RY TATA PAT Ge a eR UO CE Cindy DeFelice, Lee Newton EASING ere betes ere eit eel ohaeiets wie 6 eels cheaters Marc Penansky, Michael Burdette Sr CUS LUCTION Et Tae iach ereie eis lc ene isie: atu bie Lee Newton, Cindy DeFelice WS OUTIG Rater itis fel eo sc la felines) ards} 6 a} Sauahg Hitta bat at wale Roy Crowley, Ronald Basque STAP CEM ANCL Were en ayers iiss ls Ridarginet ae miele gies wis fate bial Michael Buaudette COSTUINES Peta oe eh eed euelats Linda Blanchette, Frances Cote, Pamela Fagan IPPODETILCSIRUM LIAL eee SHOU Sts ele GUL) deotennel ey eit: Laurie Brenner, Roberta Buratti IVAGIE NEN Ames a eres de al ic otc be br gdb teiie lo. (e sg ectend fel lle totiale fale ies Lisa Cruz, Patty Sisioan ECILOTS Erion cis ial sree inte ices Wi.eys ieee poets ae RI ets etek ak roe bed ts Sheila Piano TICK ELS Re ne ee eds slit oa ieee ee eta set Lynne Shaw, Lou Ann Brideau PPV ORT AUIS ea eters alte ie ehe ete eters fo WTA cata aLe Jackie Gordon, Paula Marrama PLONDL CNS Oe aie abel is ais eR donee God Ga Licks NG RTS E Te ele at ote eee eel eee ove] eal ole Ann Belsito UR IISSUCIRPV CORA create beter e itt at on tiae why aeons Bute hace enter sire Mina Gibha ete tte Kim Wells USReretlesma ye ited ass d tpev ons late tar aereraiete Maureen Padden, Susan Osborn IR OCITESHINENIS A ictae leis Wb velol a tuecuta eis en es iste sedate tee teres 4 etal ecliatits Maureen Crowley FI OUSEAIM ONGC ET Tae lteter in yet itis Diadaa sda eee ebaiees ieee i hetecedea el aay xietae ts Dennis Rainville 115 Histakov recites 2 love poem to Marya and convinces her that he is a gov’t inspector and a man of leisure. Marya is upset when she learns that Hlstakov is not a “Petersburg Gentleman.” actress best actor Steve fuSCcO cheryl buskey Each member of the Senior Cast was eligible for the Shepherd Award The leading role of Hlstakov was played by Steve Fusco. The happy-go- lucky, arrogant imposter had the Mayor convinced that he was a gov’t inspector from Petersburg. Steve did a remarkable job in a scene in which he was slightly intoxi- cated and pretended to be learned in the cultures of Russia and France. His easy manner of speech and superb characterization made Steve a sure Shepard Award winner. presented annually to the outstanding actor and actress. Cheryl Buskey, this year’s best actress played the part of Marya. She was the naive daughter of Anna and the Mayor. Cheryl had the audience captivated with her quick wit and excellent facial expressions. Cheryl, also, had the audience laughing at her portrayal of the innocent lover impressed by the charm of the visiting Hstakov. The Senior Class is greatly indeb- ted to a fine lady who has received little recognition for her never end- ing devotion and hard work. For the past seven years Mrs. Elsie Adams has been able to bal- ance her teaching, her family, her own dramatic involvement and the senior class play — everyday occurrences when considered singu- larly but a tireless schedule when added together. Mrs. Adams is more than an instructor to her students — she shares her life with her pupils and in turn becomes a trusted and per- sonal friend to those who come in contact with her. One must keep in mind that act- ing is just one small piece included in the machine called theater. Mrs. Adams showed the seniors involved in the play that one must be an expert in lighting, make-up, set design, etc., etc. in order to prod- uce a good play. ° The class of 1973, in recognition of Mrs. Adams’ devotion and hard work present the first copy of the 1973 MAGNET to our special friend. Mrs. Elsie Adams — Thank you so much! Directed by Elsie Adams: Vi“ Class ’67 The Skin of Our Teeth Class Class Class Class Class Class 68 The Crucible 69 Pygmalion °70 The Corn Is Green °71 The Rivals °72 A Man For All Seasons °73 The Inspector General 117 In the mighty kingdom of Leominster High School, there lived a student council who decreed there was to be a great winter celebration. It came to pass that the governing body arranged for a weekend of joyous activity. The cruel winter winds descended upon the valley and forced its people into the kingdom’s great halls, where they amused themselves with athletic and social pastimes, and quenched their thirsts with swigs of royal brew. The weekend was culminated by the crowning of three fair lasses represent- ing each class. Although the winter wonderland lost its sparkling snow, the revelers remained unaffected as they danced gaily into the night. 120 : Sports . ; ue : lbrdclice after practice eae veat. . . determination. A thread made of team efforts, personal victories, and mental satisfaction. Striving not only for ourselves, a but also for our school. : “You who are strong, and a swift . .. are good in countless ways 2. . Ins your longing: for your ‘An self lies your good- ness: and that longing is in all of “ you.” . : 121 Varsity Cheerleaders: Ann Barnett, Michelle Hannigan, Aimee Per “Three Cheers for L.H.S. Hardy and hale We'll help her to success, When her foes assail. So fight, fight for L.H.S. Overthrow her foes! Up and at ’em, on your toes for L.H.S!” capt. Linda Perla, Capt. Debbie Baldwin. Coach Paula Perla. 122 e+ rs Witten : | | ts. A sunny day at Doyle Field. kins, Berta Buratti, Sharon Bigelow, Joanne Crowley, Sue Marcoux, Kathy Vaillette, Co- football 73 Cw say oa is Ist Row: Jim Piper, Tom Brause, Joe DePasquale, Paul Tourigny, Brian Young, Paul D’Onfro, Mike Proietti, Joe vee Bill Mullahy, Mark Robbins, Joe Hamilton, Tom LaBelle, Steve McCumber, Dan Bourgeault, Larry Flowers, Sal Ciccone. 2nd Row: Glenn Amico, Mike Curley, Rich Demar, Jim Kelly, Paul Muzyka, Ed Zephir, Peter Lieneck, Tim Hulecki, Rich Race, Nick Gorgoglione, Mike Oliver, John Rheault, Joe Pearson, Greg Ciccoline. 3rd Row: Frank Clementi, George Wallace, Dave Malatos, Ben Fini, Sundance L’Ecuyer, Bill Bisol, Bill Spaciapolli, Jim Piermarini, Steve Gaetz, Pete Bergman, Paul Lucier, Artie Capone, Paul Robichaud, Steve Davis, Mike DiRusso. 4th Row: Coach Huck Hannigan, Bob Chavin, Jay Bertolozzi, Hollis Grahm, Frank Muldarri, Fred Matthews, Joe Quinn, Dave Arsenault, Brian Normindin, Chuck LeBlanc, Steven Jackson, Rick Sparks, Mark Bodanza, Tommy Campabasso. 5th Row: Kevin Robbins, Mike Pearson, Joe Siciliano, Gregg Carchidi, James Booth, Bob MaQuire, Pete Oliver, Tom Caparello, Ken Valeri, Jack Lemoine, Paul McCumber, Bob Healy, Pat Scorzelli. 6th Row: Coach John Dubzinski, Coach Pierre Beaulieau, Armand Demurro, Bob Sarrao, Jay Burke, Butch Vittorioso, Coach Mike Vaillette, Coach Roger Mercier. L.H.S. UES: L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. Scores 28 30 i 17 14 6 20 21 LY “10 nay. 4 B7, 850.33 St. John’s Nashua Marlboro St. Peter’s Arlington Manchester Gardner Revere Fitchburg 123 This year Leominster High School football started with a new program, when 60 members of the ’72 team spent a week at Football Camp on the Norwich U. Campus. At camp, the squad members began the process of becoming one team — not 2 teams of 11 individuals, but a uni- fied, together team. The Devils started on a win- ning track, beating a confident Newington Conn. team in the first practice game. A few days later they traveled to Montville, Conn. and again defeated the opposition soundly. Then it was back to Leominster to prove to many pessimistic fans that a team with no “Stars” could win. The hard work at Norwich paid off and lead to numerous victories beginning with St. John’s. The Blue Devils traveled to Worcester to defeat them, 28-6. 4° Pemene 15 a Leominster’s next opponent was Nashua. It had been a decade since any L.H.S. team had gone to Nashua and defeated the Granite Staters. By just observing Leominster’s warm-ups, anyone could tell who was going to win. The Devils were so “up” for this they had no trouble handing Nashua with a 30-6 defeat. After the triumph over Nashua, feelings seemed to switch from doubt to confidence. Fans no longer asked, “Can you win?” but “How can Marlboro possibly beat you?” Leominster, however, continued to work hard because they knew Marlboro would be big and tough. It was worth the hard work — Leominster beat Marlboro 23-8. ip 4 : oy We were only kidding — You don’t have bad breath. Coach Hannigan Next came Leominster’s big- gest test, St. Peter’s. At the time both teams were working for number one in the county. Due to the fact that L.H.S. made the fewest mistakes and had a stronger defense, they won, 17- 12. Leominster was now ranked number | in Central Mass. Leominster’s next clash was with Arlington. L.H.S. squeaked out a 14-13 victory when they were able to withstand a last minute goal attempt by Arling- ton. The next game was against Manchester Memorial, a team which hasn’t been beaten since the 1970 season. The Devils defense kept the first half of the game close but in the second half L.H.S. developed fumbleitis and couldn’t control the ball. Manchester won 30-6. 125 All Season Long — It Was a Team Effort ve aa Bete cm Toad We sah Sei) me RRS i 126 After seeing all the praise the girls had for the team, the Blue Devils went out and earned their praise with a hard fought victory over Revere, 21-13. The final game of the season was the traditional ‘““Turkey Day” clash with Fitchburg. The winner of this game was going to play in the post-season bowl game. Fitchburg, however, proved them- selves worthy of this honor as they con- trolled the ball most of the game and won 27-19. The team of ’72 can’t be judged on a win-lose basis becuase they played as a Team — one solid unit — and that was worth more than any win, loss or title. The next Saturday, determined Gardner came to Leominster and controlled the ball for much of the game. Leominster lost to Gardner, 28-20 in a game every- one would rather forget. With two straight losses, the team that came from nowhere seemed to be returning there. The players tried to keep their spirits high as they prepared to face a tough Revere. When the players walked into the locker room they could only stop and stare. A group of girls had taken it upon themselves to show the team how much they meant to them. They had decorated the locker room with posters. Scores Leominster 2 Doherty 0 Leominster 5 Holy Name 0 Leominster 2 Burncoat 0 Leominster 2 Wachusett Regional 0 Leominster 1 Gardner 0 Leominster 1 Wachusett Regional 0 Leominster 3 Sutton 0 Leominster 4 Nashua 0 Leominster 0 Gardner 0 Leominster 0 Worcester North ] Leominster 2 Holy Name 0 . : ‘ Ca : ere, F by % le 9 ‘ : d 3 5 a ’ A eee : 12 - ; 4 é ke hea Pays =F meee ae, i a EARS he Wh EG OE xs = oe eer Sse 5 y ates ‘ be = tape is = ikie Crowley, Roberta Buratti. Row 2: Mrs. Pat Pothier, Noreen McLaughlin, Candy McGovern, Betty Olivier, Sue Thibodeau, Leslie White, Joey Crowley, Elise Leger. Row I: Pepper Pothier, Louise Ricchezza, Helen Fluet, M 128 With their record of 9 wins, | tie, and 1 loss, nobody can deny that this years’ girls’ field hockey team was one of the best ever put together. Among the secrets of the team’s success was the great balance between offense and defense. Elise Leger led the team in goals scored with 5, followed by Pepper Pothier and Helen Fluet, each with 4 goals to their credit. The Devilettes’ defense, led by Leslie White, Noreen McLaughlin, and Sue Thibodeau, was almost impenetrable, allowing only one goal in the long season. But we can’t forget that individual standout performances could not have produced such a fine season without the strong and skillful backing of the entire squad. Scores Leominster 7 Holy Name 3 Leominster 3 St. John’s l Leominster l Westboro 0 Leominster 5 Fitchburg 0 Leominster 1 Wachusett 0 Leominster 2 Marlboro 0 Leominster 2 Westboro 0 Leominster l St. John’s 0 Leominster ] Quabbin 0 Leominster 4 Wachusett l Leominster 2 Quabbin ] Leominster 3 Fitchburg 0 Leominster 2 Marlboro 0 Leominster 4 Holy Name 0 Leominster 0 Hudson l State Tournament Leominster 2 Auburn ] Leominster ] Springfield Technical 5 ist Row; Jim Leger, Glenn Hansen, Ray Moyen, Mike Pavilaitis, Dave L’Ecuyer, Gary Brow, Billy Pananos, Jim Mitchell, Tom McMurray, Kevin Sidleau. 2nd Row: Gary Pulsinelli, Dick Freda, Ernie Rooney, Ray Connors, Tony DiNardo, Mike DiGeronimo, Bill Roy, Dave Kielty, Steve McCaffrey, John Foster, George Ayoub, David Chester, Bob Newman, Tom DiGeronimo, Mike Pananos, Frank Bovenzi, Gus Cousins, Tom Piaza, John Caisse, Marty Lieneck, Joe Similia. H ah Pt eth Vas POG 130 Coach Emile L’Ecuyer. eg eo ee ee ee a ue ae ial AE Te x ‘ange AS OMIAS aman “! Sehigee Johnson, Jr. and tri-captains Gary Brow, Mike Pavalitis, and Dave District Champs In the few years that soccer has been a varsity sport at Leominster High School, the Blue Devils have established themselves as a formidable foe. Under the coaching of Emile Johnson, Jr., the L.H.S. booters have consistently dominated the area, and this year was no exception as the team produced a spectacular 15-2 record. Under the leadership of tri-captains Dave L’Ecuyer, Mike Pavilaitis, and Gary Brow, the team worked together for a sensational season. Each game was a total team effort. Coach Emile Johnson summed up this year’s team when he stated, “The defense is the back- bone of our team, but the offense always seems to come through when we need the key goals.” The defense this year sparkled as they turned out 10 shutouts, 7 of them consecutive. This record was provided by a strong defense and the out- standing goaltending of Ray Moyen. His 7 con- secutive shutouts and 32 straight periods without a goal scored should stand for many years. At the center of the defense was captain Dave L’Ecuyer who helped coach defense while play- ing center halfback. There isn’t a player with more drive and spirit. Dave was backed by vet- eran fullbacks Glenn Hansen and Jim Mitchell. Valuable halfbacks who filled in the position as needed were Billy and Mike Pananos and Bob Newman. No one can win a game with- out scoring, and in this area Mike Pavilaitis and Gary Brow were sensational. te i a ao id Defense Has 10 Shutouts — a New L.H.S. Record Other starters on offense were Ernie Rooney and _ Frank Bovenzi. The services of Tony DiNardo were unfortunately lost early in the season when he tore some ligaments in his ankle, b ut Dicky Freda, Tom McMurray, Kevin Sideleau, and Jim Legere did a fine job of filling in. Everyone worked and played to achieve a winning season, and the example of the seniors has left a high standard to be met by another promising team next year. 133 CT0Ss-COVRITY ished this season with a 3-4 slate. With a limited number of run- ners (twelve were the most running at any one time), the team competed against teams with twenty-five to thirty men. Starting the week before the opening of school, and ending at the beginning of November, the dedicated team of runners ran distances of up to twelve miles per day along the city’s streets and among the hills behind the school. The season started on a cold rainy day in September with a narrow loss to Holy Name on our home courses. Another narrow loss occurred against St. John’s in a run during halftime of our football game there. Next came a thrashing of Athol by our harri- ers in Athol. Now they faced arch-rival Fitchburg on the foe’s home course. Our boys scored a resounding victory. All seven varsity runners finished before Fitchburg’s third man. St. Ber- nard’s next fell to the L.H.S. team before we lost the final two meets to Gardner and Wachusett. The team finished third in the League meet and also ran in the K. of C. race in Worcester, the Wachusett Invitational and the Lunenburg Invitational. The team was led by Pat Wyman who set a new school record of 14:42 over the 2.8 mile course. Juniors John Natchwey and Mike Peterson were the next two runners followed by seniors | Tom Bovenzi and Milt Moran and then sophomores Andy Proos | and Charlie Ciccone. | Under Coach Carl Baker, the L.H.S. cross country team fin- | ‘ a - i Bovenzi, Charlie Ciccone, Mick Levine, Coach Rod Tulonen. ¥ “4 + Rise ny! ” = v 3 Par, het ia : = Me Se’ FM. wd ‘ i ¥UA66 ' bsg ; See Pat. et es = Coach Carl Baker, Pat Wyman, Milt Moran, Andy Proos, Tom Marrone, Monty Watts, Mike Peterson, Alda Cossi, John Natchwey, Vinnie Bisceglia, Tom 134 Wyman Set New Course Record Scores Low Score Wins L.HS. a3 L.HLS. 31 L.H.S. 16 L.H.S. 19 L.H.S. pie L.H.S. 40 L.H.S. 34 NCMC 3rd Holy Name 26 St. John’s 24 Athol 43 St. Bernard’s 43 Fitchburg 35 Gardner 18 Wachusett 25 Lunenburg Inv. 4th place Wachusett Inv. 5th place Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster 136 Scores 37 46 37 58 37 49 58 Gardner Cambridge Medford Fitchburg Acton-Boxboro Lynn Winchester Belmont Lexington 58 pine tueume ss L.H.S. entered an Eastern Mass. Swim League this season composed of 24 teams representing greater Boston and our local area. The Devi- lettes ranked 16th at the finish of their first season in this strong com- petition. Outstanding individual performances came from Ann Barnett in butterfly events, Tracy Buckley in the individual medley and back- stroke, Cherie Thomas in all distance events and Karen Corzine the team sprinter. The medley relay team of Tracy Buckley, Julie Lemieux, Ann Barnett and Karen Corzine was undefeated in the 1972 season. It was great fun, competition, and hard work. 137 Scores Leominster 59 Manchester Mem. 36 Leominster 48 Acton 47 Leominster 20 Gardner 75 Leominster By | Fitchburg 44 Leominster 45 Huntington Prep 46 Leominster 51 Winchendon School 43 Leominster 54 Manchester Mem. 4] Leominster 74 Manchester West 17 Leominster 43 Fitchburg 53 ‘Leominster 38 Gardner 57 Leominster 50 Manchester Central 45 Leominster 50 Acton-Boxboro 45 Championship Meets IISC 2nd place Eastern Mass 3rd place sath 4 Wneovali i(iB ON Hits AMO Leo State Meet 12 place i - 7 tad wrt lites 4 ay re | ai - n i 3 Ms oS we 40 . . % - ca 3 aye . + — - a! Coach Richard Johnson. st Row: Jim Kilcoyne, David Salafia, Jack Celli. 2nd Row: Rick Herbert, David Saliba, Gary Dionn, Paul vom Eigen, Don Pier- marini, Tom Curran, Scott Mitchell, Dan Bourgault, Peter Lemieux, Richard DeCarolis. 138 The L.H.S. swim team, led by team captain Danny Bourgault, had another fine season. Danny was the only senior on the team so the team is expected to have an even better record next year. Special acclaim should go to such fine stalwarts as Jack Celli, Jim Kilcoyne, Paul von Eigen, and Don Piermarini. Celli came in twelfth in the State Meet which can be considered as a por i | ifall fine showing since Celli is only a junior and it is oy ei ln { ee: ie | his first year of diving. mie tt is i Ee Mie i esheets eee So ele ehaereteceren igen te atti § re Pees aint a : Hoh G aie aweo™ phideoan he Gren iy = Pate me ct AHP REE | yi PT a ee te Bo | ate Ea piensa ay ‘ ‘ oer y , om, ‘ Sh anaatin, 1s a «dite ” ihe ig, he iia By , . a é Alas | a + 4 oa ting. eal tre ‘ ey ” bine ce $F hy, Wet ae bi $n Beds ¥ 3 “ee : hee a oe Scores Leominster 6 Murdock ] Leominster 2 Fitchburg l Leominster 2 St. Bernard’s 2 Leominster 5 Lunenburg 0 Leominster 7 Monty Tech 0 Leominster 10 Hudson Catholic 2 Leominster 9 Gardner 0 Leominster ] Gardner | Leominster 1 Doherty 3 Leominster | Notre Dame 4 Leominster 5 Nashoba Regional 4 Leominster 9 Lunenburg 0 Leominster 4 Murdock ] Leominster 4 Fitchburg 2 Leominster 2 Nashoba Regional : Leominster 6 St. Bernard’s 0 Leominster 5 Doherty 3 Leominster 4 Notre Dame 2 Leominster 3 Hudson Catholic | Leominster | Monty Tech ] Leominster : Nashoba Regional 2 Leominster 0 Notre Dame 5 METTLE BRAIN NIHRGiedbs linia Fehk sdb bone : fet beb mew pasaeersimicus homnneehbiok’ 140 aeee span remap ascneasent te Leominster’s high powered hockey team, coached by Dick Duscheneau, turned in its best season in its young history with a 17-3-2 record. The high point of the season occurred when our boys whipped Notre Dame 4-2 with junior John McHugh scoring all 4 Leominster goals. This was the first team ever to beat Notre Dame in the third year of league play. The team, led by co-captains Don Tredtin and Ray Richard, boasted some of the leagues top performers. Don Tredtin led the league in scor- ing, and John McHugh led in goals scored. Other high point scorers were Ray Richards, Dave Malatos, and Glen Amico. The defense was one of the best in the area. It was led by Jim Pelo- quin, Mark Carrier, Bob Marquis and Armand Daigle with Al Nutting ably filling in when needed. Roger Richard was one of the best goal tenders around. The season started in mid-December with a 6- 1 victory over Murdock and soon after a 2-1 vic- tory over arch-rival Fitchburg. The team was fly- ing along with scores of 9-2, 5-0, 7-0, 10-2, and a 9-0 win over Gardner. Only 3 days after domi- nating Gardner, the team had a bit of a letdown and could only scrape up a 1-1 tie with this same Gardner. 141 Tredtin — League’s Highest Scorer ‘ea 4M a RRA Ds cere | The next two games against Doherty and Notre Dame resulted in 3-1 and 4-1 losses. After this the team got back in the track with a come-from- behind victory over the trouble- some Nashoba Regional team. In the last 9 regular season games, the team went unde- feated avenging the two earlier losses, to Doherty by a score of 5-3, and to Notre Dame by a score of 4-2. This streak was marred only by a 2-2 tie with Nashoba Regional, a team they were to meet in the Division II semi-finals. In the semi-final game we won a hard fought 3-2 decision and moved into the finals against Notre Dame. Our boys could not put the puck into the net that night. This resulted in a 5-0 loss. For a team in only its third year of existence, which sometimes could practice only at unheard of hours, our boys deserve congratulations for a job well done. : eb een pent ot ge spines FS ne en sists ae ne tank aie ee ee Kneeling: Mike Levine, Larry Flowers, Kim Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Scores 39 Fitchburg 57 Oakmont 43 Wachusett 38 Fitchburg 37 North 46 St. John’s 20 Doherty 45 Burncoat 43 Wachusett 51 St. John’s 56 Oakmont Wells, Pat = 4 ; 20 34 40 31 57 32 26 21 Wyman, Dave n, John Natchwey. Standing: Coach Carl Baker, Mike Peterson, Paul i i i eeeeeee en ee tot tra ¢ ' Captains Dave DeMar and Pat Wyman, Coach Carl Baker. ay t Robichaud, Rick L’Ecuyer, Bill Spacciapoli, Fred LeBlanc, Kevin Richard, Charlie Ciccone, Andy Proos, Jim McLaughlin. Missing When Picture Was Taken: Pat Scorzelli, Ernie Rooney. 144 Demar — 4th Place In State Meet Wyman — 3rd Place In State All-Star Leominster’s Indoor Track team finished a successful season with a 7-3 record overall and a 7-1 record in the CMSL. Although this was the best record of any team, we finished second in the league because we finished second in the league meet — thanks to some bad luck. The team had many outstanding performers. It was led by co-cap- tains Pat Wyman and Dave DeMar. Wyman added two more school records to his name with a clocking of 4:27 in the mile and 2:21.5 in the 1000 yard run. Top point-getter junior Kevin Richards set two records also with a leap of 6 feet 22 inches and a time of 36:00 sec- onds in the 300 yard run. Dave DeMar was unbeaten in the shot put. Only a limited number of students and Coach Carl Baker were willing to practice at the hour of 6:30 A.M., but everyone who was on the team contributed to its winning season. wrestling Scores Leominster 21 Lawrence 40 Leominster 15 Westford 43 Leominster 45 Algonquin 15 Leominster 15 Keene 48 Leominster 14 Chelmsford 48 Leominster 31 Nashua 18 Leominster 37 Concord-Carlisle 15 Leominster 21 Milford 33 Leominster 43 Lincoln-Sudbury 21 Leominster 24 Ashland 3] Leominster 50 Littleton 6 Leominster 42 Quabbin 24 Leominster 15 Tewksbury 47 Keene Tournament — 4th place L.H.S. Grapplers — Individual Record Mike Ciccone 8-11 Tom Bovenzi 3-2 Jim Joseph 12-6 Bob Lastella 15-7-2 Mike Mason 22-4 Dennis Rainville 11-11 Steve McCaffrey 7-7 Brian Normandin « 12-10 John Fenno 13-6 1972’s Most Improved Wrestler, Tom Bovenzi, was expected to have a fine season, but suffered an unfor- tunate accident and was lost for the season. Pat Mason, who placed 7th in the State Meet, has the new school record for most wins in a year. 146 Hi lyan wus 1} H She bree epee sav hapa i anid ri $919 0 em mn Sante hte et any Sih Sih a A Moe a lek ik deine led tt rete et. a ete co eee | ie ; : uintindipader Baghe! gy sites WAG b Bebad 5 deat hii eerrhpeng (bo ee 4 TLE. sick pihtheceme ett ee eee SE Pe Redbird we, ie RESP Fw ig Bie api pepo ow rn wipe als Hah Hs ms 1 TIED IER LE ON 148 Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Scores 61 Doherty 48 Shrewsbury 66 St. Peter’s 44 Gardner 32 Athol 62 St. Mary’s 58 Wachusett 49 St. John’s 67 Fitchburg 56 Athol 54 St. Bernard’s 46 Gardner 51 Southbridge 64 Doherty 43 Wachusett 65 Shrewsbury 59 Fitchburg 63 St. Bernard’s 61 Southbridge aL St. Mary’s 62 54 78 48 $i) 67 75 89 63 54 70 54 58 76 53 75 62 76 58 84 Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster JV Record 34 52 48 49 67 73 52 45 56 61 58 54 30 30 46 48 43 a2 58 46 Doherty Shrewsbury St. Peter’s Gardner Athol St. Mary’s Wachusett St. John’s Fitchburg Athol St. Bernard’s Gardner Southbridge Doherty Wachusett Shrewsbury Fitchbur g St. Bernard’s Southbridge St. Mary’s basketball 55 54 65 52 28 70 39 78 50 31 ey 57 28 46 47 56 55 50 48 55 $s LS: | PR ERE TS 61 Chabal _ ite basketball ‘ After weeks of intensive conditioning in fundamental skills, offensive plays, and defensive tactics, the girls’ bas- ketball team began its season with great enthusiasm. The team’s nucleus was made up of 6 experienced seniors who, as underclass players, were able to work at combining their individual talents into a smooth-running machine. Starters Phyllis Levy, Leslie White, and Sue Thibodeau were versa- tile, shinning on both offense and defense. Contributing val- uable support to the team were Betsy Jancaitis and Diane Bangrazi, who often came off the bench to revitalize the efforts of the L.H.S. team. Much can be said about Noreen McLaughlin. She was outstanding in shooting, passing, and rebounding. But just as important as her skill was her strong spirit and her dedication to the game of basketball. Unfortunately, the final record of 6 wins and 7 losses cannot possibly reflect the coaching ability of Margaret Iacoboni, nor the fine skills possessed by the 1972-1973 girls’ basketball team. Row 1: Sue Thibodeau, Leslie White, Phyllis Levy, Noreen McLaughlin, Diane Bangrazi, Betsy Jancaitis. Row 2: Manager Maureen Padden, Sheila Mitchell, Sue Boudreau, Debbie Landries, Laurie Allain, Tracey Buckley, Connie Cully, Coach Margaret Iacoboni, Scorer Paula Marrama. Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Scores 39 47 53 37 40 36 26 Bo 22 34 34 45 3 tx — ome L. Hi St. Peter’s St. Peter’s Holy Family Gardner Fitchburg St. Bernard’s Doherty Wachusett Gardner St. Bernard’s Doherty Fitchburg Wachusett iy i Visor eer fotki oR ote ten us Lied DAT EERE 152 We've woven many threads in our years at Leominster High i i! School. We weren't aways sure of the patterns: and | designs we i were creating, but we had faith in ‘the materials we were ‘working with — our picade. our desire to learn, and our spirit for fan] and ‘ sport. And now that our weaving is done, ‘we have the satisfaction | of seeing that our dpe has created a tapestry « bf which we are re all a part. Rubins Inc. | Sport Mart Victory Market : Union Products ia ee Hiaesee NEB a Wit iibhundetdio cacan tre : Gitar ied cscs astute ee Eusey Press, Inc. Fini’s Shoe Service Double Dragon Lockwood Plastics 154 Foster Grant Co., Inc. Class of ’73 a i) i = =) o Le = Searstown Shopping Center Beal PONG AR te Solar Chemical Clava Sears, Roebuck and Co. M. M. Sabatelli’s Inc. Selig Manufacturing Co. Soloman, Roncone Gazoarian Stan-Cast Synthetic Materials, Corp. William A. Allen Co., Inc. 158 Plastican Inc. Romco Inc. Darmanin-Adams Studio Amarin Plastics, Inc. Banner Mold Die Co., Inc. Bisson Bros. Tool Die Co., Inc. Crisci Tool Die Co., Inc. Guaranty Bank Trust Co. McDonald’s Hamburgers Modern Tool Die Co. Werner's Sporting Good Co. 161 The Merchants Nat'l Bank Gould Industrial Supply Co., Inc. Fidelity Co-Operative Bank eR eR 162 rowley Associates oreen Brush Corp. Rick Starr Toyota Rockwell Inc. 163 Sesenig George S. Carrington Co., Inc. LaPalme Engravers Leominster Savings Bank Manzer Bagley Ins. Agency The Mayo Agency, Inc. Plaza Pharmacy, Inc. Regent Tool Die Co., Inc. Roma Pastry Shop, Inc. 165 Anderson Perry Ins. Agency Benoit Furniture Co. Dupuis Power Mower Supply Fruit Growers Outlet, Inc. King’s Corner Restaurant Largey Motor Sales Leominster Credit Union, Inc. Leominster News, Inc. beay The staff of the 1973 Magnet extends a special thank you to the following for their | assistance: “ DeCruz Studio of Worcester | Mrs. Giovanna Moynihan ' Hi is Ms Carl Baker EiMihaet ‘Curley, Class of °73., Dennis Rainville, Class of ’73 ii | Steve Cabana, Class of ’73 Tom Bovenzi, Class of 73 1 Sohn Russo, Class of 74 Tracy Buckley, Class of ’75 Quotations from The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran printed by per- mission of Alfred A. Knopf, Publisher. es s a ay? aes Li’ mn , LEOMINSTER LEAVINGS Ah! ibe xy Spring Sports Alda Cossi Wins State Mile — Noreen McLaughlin is 5th in 200 yd. dash. softball . J ™ mn Sit iz g | | 4 4 . CAST OF CHARACTERS Hines — Thomas Bovenzi, Steve Fusco Prez — Romolo Cataldo Joe — Glenn Hanson Hasler — George Ayoub Gladys — Debra DePaolo, Aimee Klein Sid Sorokin — Vincent Bisceglia Mabel — Lea Christy, Frances West First Helper — Peter Julian Second Helper — Aldrich Cousins, Jr. Charlie — John Arpano Babe Williams -— Jean Regan, Sue Stebbins Mae — Cheryl Buskey Virginia -—— Cecilia Cantrill Brenda — Rosemary Duffy Poopsie — Ann Marie Gradito Salesman — Vincent Cipolla Pop — Robert DelBove Worker — Mark Grammel PRODUCTION STAFF Student Directors — Laurie Farber, Robert DelBove Student Musical Directors — Rosanne Cornacchia, Sydney Westphal Choreographers — Catherine Cornacchia, Lauren Bisceglia Scenery and Props —— Lisa Brideau Stage Manager — Gary Goldman Tickets — Lynne Shaw Posters and Program — Nancy King Lighting — Mark Bigelow Sound Technician — Carl Piermarini Gym Show Sports Awards Boys — Football — Most Valuable — Joe Ashley Most Valuable Back — Paul D’onfro Most Valuable Lineman — Mike Proetti Most mproved Back — Frank Clementi Most Improved Lineman — Ed Zephir Cross Country Most Valuable — Pat Wyman Most Improved — John Natchwey Soccer — Most Valuable — Dave L’Ecuyer Most Improved — Ray Moyen Basketball — Most Valuable — Ronnie Davis Most Improved — Jim Thomman Rick Comeau Hockey — Most Valuable — Don Tredtin Most Improved — Paul Marquis Indoor Track — Most Valuable — Kevin Richard Most Improved — Milt Moran : a Fe , A ae Es Tom Brause — Coaches Award Swimming — Most Valuable — Jim Kilcoyne Most Improved — Dan Bourgault Wrestling — Most Valuable — Pat Mason Most Improved — John Ferro Baseball — Most Valuable — Pete Leineck Most Improved — Joe Charielle Track — Most Valuable — Tom Brause Most Improved — Bill Specciapoli Tennis — Most Valuable — Lenny Novick Most Improved — Danny Aubuchon Golf — Most Valuable — Tom Lang Most Improved — Dave Curley. Girls White Blazer Award Lesile White Susan Thibodeau Betsy Jancaitis Noreen McLaughlin Helen Fluet Noreen McLaughlin — G.A.A. Outstanding Athlete, Best Female Athlete in School — Women’s Army Corps While the majority of the Leominster High School student body were feeling the pains of Spring Fever, twelve French scholars were preparing for a month of traveling. The month of May marked the initiation of a student exchange pro- gram. between Leominster and Annecy, a city of 60,000 people located on Lake Annecy near the Swiss border. In France, the “etudiants” lived with a French family for three weeks, during which time they absorbed the culture and French language. The last four days of their trip were spent in Paris where the students were able to enjoy the ramifications of speaking French with their ‘families,’ as they tried their linguistic skills on the Frenchmen. The twelve stu- dents will always treasure the friendships they made and the unforgettable expe- riences they encountered. They are especially indeb- ted to Monsieur Rheault for his hard work, encourage- ment and friendship which made this exchange pro- gram possible. Queen — Donna Fini escort -— Steven Turner Queen’s Court — Cathy Pellegrini escort — Brian Young Helen Fluet escort — Ronald Basque Maureen Crowley escort — Gilly Donatelly Susan Stebbins escort — Vincent Bisceglia Deborah Mina escort — Jerry Bresnahan Susan Martin escort — Paul Muzyka WOLF Etlis vy) a aeaet ae ail a. Reel fiats A fic ¢ erenity | Icannot} change c § 1G and th iffere 5 the d e hin g t courage can me tl t the I know the Q$ to Grant acce p in i wisdom Ba wed Qed oO be) mH OR ae Miss Lillian Ricker Forty years of service as teacher, counselor and friend to Leominster High School and her students. You would measure time the measureless and the immeasurable. You would adjust your conduct and even direct the course of your spirit according to hours and seasons. Of time you would make a stream upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing. Yet the timeless in you is aware of life’s timelessness.. And knows that yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream. And that that which sings and contemplates in you is still dwelling within the bounds of that first moment which scattered the stars into space. Who among you does not feel that his power to love is boundless? And yet who does not feel that very love, though boundless, encom- passed within the centre of his being, and moving not from love thought to love thought, nor from love deeds to other love deeds? And is not time even as love is, undivided and spaceless? But if in your thought you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons. And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. — Kahlil Gibran Alma Mater Upon the hill you stand upright Against the storm of time and tide. Your glory is our guiding light; Your nobleness our pride. We raise our voices now in song And send your praise across the sky. You served us faithfully and long; Your spirit shall not die. CHORUS Hail, O Alma Mater, hail to you, Your noble heart forever proud and true. And though the years are dark and long, This will be our song forever more. The trust you gave us we shall not forget, For faith can never know regret. The star of truth, symbol of our youth, We praise you, Leominster High. Accompanist for the 1973 Graduation: ELISSA TONKIN ’73 aid 2 J c O = Cc te © YU eB) as Sum 2 C O Nn ht are such If the day and nig that you greet them with joy, ts a fragrance . last more 1m mor i ife em f | is moree j more starry, ic, 1S your SUCCESS tnd J tal — Thoreau gaat reverses neon ‘ Sere! Mare PREP eer |. (Graduation i Beth Ayer Se eneE HAR EA EH George Ayoub — i We, as Man; must always J life is not merely for the strive to achieve, to understand - acquisition of specific knowl- _ the unknown and to unlock the. edge, but for the total enrich- __ Mysteries of the universe... ment of the entire human a being. Ross Turner — “For what is a man profited, ; ‘beliefs and personal resources if he shall gain the whole . keep intact that childlike world, and lose his own soul?” clitiosity and love for everyday : life. phon ae oo ea Sl Dol op ae ee a Tene OPFEL, PUTPIC] 94P1S SUINA , MOIAIOJUL,, May you always have . enough success to make you proud enough joy to keep your heart singing enough trials to keep you strong enough luck to make you smile at life enough work to keep you from getting rusty enough of all of life’s treasures to keep you truly happy. — Katherine Davis : ey : Op Pa eas yl