Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1975 volume:

Co-Editors Sydney Westphal Deborah Dailey Advisors Bette Ann Blunt Philip DeCharles Trade Coordinators Chery! Wise Peter Bernard Lag 72 Art Editor Carol Sharos Lay-out Editor Marcia Graves Secretary Karen Olivier Correspondent Robin Crowley To grow is to change, And to have changed often is to grow much. t is = s 3 It is a beaut That all men contain Something of the art hs neers , . - ms - hy 7 4 ers Oe? 233 2 ae ns ace rite oe v =a tet, an Ome a MBH 8 88 eee oa. me a § a nue oe 4 . , Henry David Thoreau Things do not change We change. AOCONOOO0O sagen nee SETEP UI RERIES RATES SEATS This ts not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. Winston Churchill In the past we have had a light which flickered, in the present we have a light which flames, and in the future there will be a light which shines over all the land and sea. Winston Churchill 13 sl Page ee ae eal Te ad aa ee af oe iy ic Fm me Po Ae le ome a ae +s oe Se, . += ae t, ieee Shakespeare f lent though I summon up sweet sl ings pas remembrance of ‘When to the sessions o th ‘ TAP Re 40° s oa rf £ Now we rarely see each other, but when we do meet, | we sit for hours discussing our lives and it is as though we neversparted. Boa 4 It is comforting to know ee that whatever happens, whether good or bad, there is a friend who will understand aoe ee a a | Susan Polis Schutz Good Gimes Bad Gimes Principal Aldrich V. Cousins Your three years at Leominster High School have been different and difficult to say the least. Unfortunately, you have never experienced a normal school situation. Through all the problems of space that have plagued us, your class has maintained a desire for excellence in all areas. May this determination to do your best be your guiding goal throughout your life. My sin- cere wishes for the future and may God bless you all. Superintendent Joseph Carol The late Robert F. Kennedy said, ''The future does not belong to those who are content with today, apathetic toward common problems and their fellow men alike, timid and fearful in the face of new ideas and bold projects. Rather it will belong to those who can blend vision, reason, and courage in a personal commitment to the ideals and great enterprises of American society. To create the type of future we all desire will require great social and individual changes. You, the young people of today, will be the chief agents in this continy- ing task. I hope that your experiences at Leominster High School have helped to develop in you the desire, willing- ness, and ability to accept the rigorous discipline neces- sary to affect these changes. My best wishes to all of you for a happy and rewarding future. Vice-Principal John F. Joyce What can young people be thinking of nowadays? They care about nothing! They're surely on the highroad to disaster! In the eyes of their elders, each younger generation has been on that road since the dawn of civilization. How soon the older generation forgets the bafflement, frustration, pain, excite- ment, joy, and glory of being young! Having seen many a high-school generation through its school years, I can offer this unsentimental assessment of the Class of 1975: Considering the erosion of authority, permissiveness, distractions, and uncertainties of the times and their pressures on you, most of you have retained your decency, balance, integrity, values, and affirmation of life, andI salute you for it. Leominster School Committee Front: Edward Johnson, Mayor John McLaughlin, Edward Cataldo. Back: Peter Julian, Holly VomEigen, Mary Crowley, Ronald Saudelli, Louis Amadio. 19 Mr. Samuel Mascitti Mr. Philip DeCharles Business Department Business Department Mrs. Betty Leonard Business Department Head Mr. Ronald Mazzaferro Mrs. Phyllis Johnson Business Department Business Department Mrs. Joan Lufkin Business Department Mrs. Giovanna Moynihan Business Department Mrs. Angela Buss Mrs. Betty Raymond English Department Business Department Miss Ann Marie Bell English Department | yi as Ss) PALIN?) Mrs. Ellen Cleaves Mrs. Barbara Simpson English Department Head Business Department ee ett i ba hi Mrs. Bette Ann Blunt English Department Mrs. Elsie Adams Mr. Donald Fredd English Department English Department nah a I . es ETP Sis, FE TS aN : Miss Nancy Gauthier English Department Michael Padovano English Department Miss Martha Pitre Mr. Scott Hay English Department English Department Mr. George Peck English Department Mr. Harry Mitchell Mrs. Geraldine Rheault English Department English Department Mrs, Ruth Rooney Miss Guiliana Cossi English Department Foreign Language Mr. John Arroyo Foreign Language Mrs. Sandra Sciabarrasi Miss Anna Forte English Department Foreign Language Miss Claire Bisol Foreign Language Mrs. Pauline Wilkins English Department Mr. Eugene Farrell Miss Pauline Hudon Math Department Foreign Language Department Miss Mary Addante Math Department Mr. Carleton Finch Math Department Mr. Eugene Rheault Foreign Language Department Head ; aK J : x gute” keno Osa ri Mrs. Elfriede Cavanaugh Math Department Miss Melinda Teranto Mrs. Helen Hartnett Foreign Language Department Math Department Head Mr. Peter Beaulieu Mrs. Brita Hemenway Ph ys. Ed. Department Math Department Mr. Charles Surdyka Math Department Mrs. Caryl Buckley Mr. Charles Nikitas Phys. Ed. Department Math Department Mr. Robert Ware Math Department Miss Anne O'Connor Miss Pauline Ciccone Math Department Phys. Ed. Department Mrs. Patricia Myer Mr. Albert Christopher Phys. Ed. Department Science Department Mr. Carmin Picucci Phys. Ed. Department Mr. Leon Hannigan Mrs. Barbara Curley Phys. Ed. Director Science Department Mr. Michael Cavanaugh Science Department Head Mr. William Hazell Mr. John Delaney Phys. Ed. Department ‘Science Department Mr. Francis Leahey Science Department Mr. Walter Wasiuk Science Department Mr. Mark Siemasko Science Department Mr. Peter Marshall Science Department Mr. Gerald Aubuchon Social Science Department Mr. Steven Therrien Science Department Mr. Clarence Richard Mr. Carl Baker Science Department Social Science Department spo J Det a i ‘ AN VL tlie : - Mr. Paul Benoit Social Science Department Mr. John Magane Social Science Department Head Miss Betty Lavin Social Science Department ae a ke i ieseee ts icteeeseet tise Mr. Charles DeFilippo Social Science Department Mr. Kenneth Stevens Social Science Dpeartment Mrs. Eleanor L'Ecuyer Social Science Department Miss Margaret Iacoboni Mr. David Williams Social Science Department Social Science Department Mr. Roland Worthen Mrs. Thelma Cousins Social Science Department Reading Mr. Egidio Biscelgia Music Department « Al Dal Miss Helen Allridge Mrs. Dorothy Gottsegen Home Economics Distributive Education Mr. Mark Cleaves Health and Drug Education Miss Karen Poikenen Mrs. Mary McElroy Home Economics Distributive Education Mr. Robert Sequin Industrial Arts Mr. Leonard Johnson Technical Drawing x a i wo NESS Mr. Richard Pelletier Art jani Mr. William Lanc Work Study Mrs, Judith Rigopoulos Health Assistance Mr. Thomas Mullins Work Study ia apa Bes, Baas a ae) o { Le bet $ 4 Tn ithe ehtbigg st moiebidtegeee ein Phat aac eo ttey Ee adit iii, aioe itr itt? aa ns | an aS ak A Friend Guidance I may be a sentimental person but I can't cry when day is done. Because todays are only yesterdays which will be remem- bered always the good times and the bad. I'll always remember you my friend, with a smile, but no tears Tomorrow. You've Got Mr. William Hicks TT Mt HOME ERY ETRE PM ET CNSR Mr. George Schroeder Mrs, Jean Hapgood Mr. Thomas McDermott Mrs. Patricia Pothier School Personnel Mrs. Judy Lemoine, Mrs. Beverly Cosenza, Mrs. Mary Jones, and Mrs. Mary Tata, School Secretaries saan sotge eal « == . Ae 8 = ‘ ———— Mrs. Helen Stone and Mrs. Gwendolyn Saunders, School Mrs. Margaret Maffei, School Nurse Librarians School Dieticians, Head Dietician--Mrs. Margaret Peretti School Custodians, Mr. George Wallace, Head Custodian--Mr. Earl Gonyea, Arthur Sharos. Not present--Lionel Thibeault, Theo- dore St. Jean, James Veryard, Felix Presbyszewski, Wilhoe Silampo Dedication Sometimes, not often enough, We reflect on the good things. And those thoughts always center around Those who mean so much to us. And for so many years have made us so happy, And we count the times we have forgotten to say thank you. And just how much we appreciate them. to Mr. Baker Mr. Baker, We give you a sincere thank-you for all of your time and efforts on our behalf. Your willingness to give and to give selflessly will remain in our hearts for years to come. Thanks for everything. 39 Class of 1975 Jlo(y) os OUC) Yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, But today lived well makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, And every tomorrow a vision of hope Anonymous CLASS ADVISORS The class of '75 would like to express our sincere thanks to Mrs L'Ecuyer and Mr. Arroyo for all the time and help they have given us in our three years at L.H.S. On behalf of the senior class we dedicate this poem to you: I'd like to be the sort of friend that you have been to me. ; I'd like to be the help that you are always glad to be. I'd like to mean as much to you each minute of the day, As you have, good friend of mine, to me along the way. And this is just to wish somehow that I could but repay A portion of the gladness that you've strewn along my way. For could I have one wish today, this only would it be, I'd like to be the sort of friend that you have been to me! Mrs. Eleanor L'Ecuyer, Mr. John Arroyo THANK YOU!! from the class of '75. 42 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Karen Cannavino (secretary), Thomas Caporello (president), Lisa James (vice-president), Joyce Gorgoglione (treasurer) STUDENT COUNCIL | Denise Wooldridge, Cathy Cornacchia, Monica Shannon, Joyce Friedman Mark Albert Lawrence Altobelli David Anderson John Angelini Lisa Angelini Robert Antocci Patricia Arel David Arsenault Elizabeth Arsenault 44 Edward Ayoub David Baldini Eugene Aube Brian Baker MaryLou Barron Daniel Aubuchon Linda Auger 45 Denise Belanger MaryAnn Belan ger Deborah Beaudette James Bartimo f 3 sR TERE ee Johanne Benoit Rachel Belanger Charles Bergeron Bruce Bergeron Karen Bisson Donna Bissonette Jane Bizzari Robert Blanchette Stephen Blanchette James Botts Susan Boudreau Frank Bovenzi 47 Lisa Brideau Tracey Buckley Kathleen Burke David Butler Sandra Caisse Mark Caissey Michael Caissie Lynn Caligaris 48 sii RRRRES OES ‘ Thomas Caporello Jeffrey Carbone Maria Carboni Ann Carchidi 49 Deborah Carriere Debra Carter James Carter Gail Casacca Marianne Chalifoux Joan Charette David Chester 50 Debora Chisolm roe, EA temeearecne= SOHO © i eS Edwin Colon Cindy Contois Paul Cormier Susan Cormier 51 Catherine Cornacchia Michael Cornacchia Karen Corzine Andre Cote Mark Crawford Michael Crawford John Cronin Yvonne Crouch 52 Colleen Cuddahy Thomas Curran John Daigneault Deborah Dailey 53 f ae ter Fi Seereed ALY Gail DeBettencourt Debra DePaolo Michael Desilets Michelle Desmarais Loreto DiBattista Mary DiCesare Michael DiGeronimo Thomas DiGeronimo 54 Patricia DiMarzio Bennie DiNardo Gary Dionne Diane DiPerri Karen DiRusso Lynne Divis 55 Arlene Doucette Mary Doran Doherty trie C2 Margaret Dockery John Duffy David Duffy Cynthia Driscoll Joanne Doucet Patricia Egan Lisa Emery Michael Dumont Karen Dufresne 56 j é , ¥ q Deidre Farquhar Susan Farrell Rachel Faulkenham Anna Fiffy Norma Farrow John Fenno Barbara Fiffy 57 Bennett Fini Heidi Fischer Mary Flanagan Mark Fontaine Richard Freda Barbara Fredrickson + rm ; Tt Xt ASOPPTLL. 4 a LAF Joyce Friedman Nancy Furlong Richard Gallant Diane Gamache 58 Paul Gardephe Guy Gauvin Ruth Gendron Douglas Girouard Jane Girouard Richard Girouard Se, Joyce Gorgoglione Marcia Gove Ann Gradito Ann Graham Hollis Graham Marcia Graves Anne Guenette James Gulliver Gail Hagwood 60 Stephen Hamel Darlene Hanks Peter Hazel Cheryl Harvie Colleen Hannigan l@abdaatl John Hodson 61 Richard Hebert Kim Holman Robin Infantino Alan Jackson Lisa James Steven Jenkins 62 Candi Jones James Joyal Jeffrey Karsh James Keaney Patricia Kearney Kelly Keaveny Mary Kelly 63 Reid Kimball Gary Kline Thomas Kline Deborah Koski Lie e 4, PM! 2B y Patricia LaCross Sarahne Lagoy Darlene Landry Steven Landry 64 ) NG ye Steven Landry Michael LaPalme Lisa LaPlume Deborah LeBlanc Joanne LeBlanc Marcella L'Ecuyer 65 Elizabeth Lefebvre Richard L'Ecuyer Ronald Legere Jan Legere John Lemoine Barbara Lelli Julie Lemieux Betty Lehtinen Patricia Lindsey Catherine Lizotte Emest Logue Diane Lucier Pamela Lussier CS ee ! RES ae, Wks eeeerenies', Cindy MacGillvray Robert Maguire Maureen Mahoney Doris Maillet 67 Susan Manatt Sheila Mangsen Margaret Marcoux Barbara Marino Thomas Marrone Diane Martin Mitchell Martin Sue Massey Karen Maxfield 68 Sandra Mayer Paul Mayhew Dean Mazarella Paul McCumber Janice McEvoy Bonnie McGovern James McLaughlin Brian McNamara 69 Steven Menchi Daniel Medelsohn Denise Miclon Lisa Miller Jan Minich 70 Scott Mitchell Stephen Morse John Mullaney Thomas Musgrove Ronald Nutting Karen Olivier John Page Angela Palermo 71 Renee Pawelski 72 Mark Payette Deborah Paquette on “tia is Ubi ae oy pes ail? te� sy, orvrerenent ae Sharon Paquin Deborah Pelletier Patrick Perkins Richard Perla Barbara Person Donna Peters ; ; Lori Picucci Peter Piermarini Michael Plette Carolyn Pollastri 73 Paula Price Pamela Primeau Jennifer Pritchard Brad Proietti James Proietti 74 Andrew Proos Debra Racine Brenda Remy Linda Raffaele David Reynolds Denise Quiet Cynthia Regan Diane Rhodes Sue Rich 75 Huguette Richard Kathleen Richard Janet Ritzo Kevin Robbins Paul Robichaud Candida Ryll David Salafia David Saliba Richard Salvatelli 76 oss Jeannine Savoie Dawn Schaller Denise Scoggins Kim Severance Debra Shank Monica Shannon Carol Sharos Linda Shaw iY Kevin Sheehan Douglas Shosey F ‘ Yoaaae “SHOaH’.S HOS PETS DAO Aaa Oe QRawy MNS ; 4 Pope HeVeeHedlsBoyr = me HN VPRWAMAV AMES PAM HY QQesey’” SSEEheOSe Kenya gees Oke s “WR DANS TOP ARH TS Steven Skehan Sherrill Skinner Mark Slovenkai Robert Souther 78 Deborah Stepton Patricia Stevens Theresa Stragliotto Carrol Surette Karen Tata Elizabeth Taylor Jane Tellier Robert Tersigni Linda Thibodeau James Thomann 79 Mark Tisa Cynthia Tinker Wallace Thomas Cherie Thomas James Trombley Lisa Turbide Robert Turcotte David Torcoletti Michael Valeri Debra Valeri Kenneth Valera Jeanne Vaillancourt 80 EMRIs RRL is a Darlene Valiton Sandro Vittorioso Denise Vivo Amore Cheryl Voedisch Kim Walker 81 Daniel Walsh Karen Walsh Brenda Wasznicky Robert Weis Susan Weitzner Rhonda Wiles Martha Wilkins Judith Williams Darlene Woodward 82 an! Denise Wooldridge Norma Wyman Theodore Zaharkis 83 We Stand onthe biiak a es eee AP i The Inter-Class Plays were: Senior Play: The Serpant ’ Junior Play: Kiss Me Quick I'm Double Parked Sophomore Play: ''The Long Christmas Dinner The best play was won by the Senior class, best act- ress was won by MaryAnn DiNatale, and best actor was won by Jimmy L'Ecuyer. Mit HM ero | Semmens DRE een cng The Thanksgiving Rally turned out to be a great success because of the patient leadership of Pat Lastella and Lori Pi- cucci, rally chairmen. We give to them an appreciative thank you. Moe cd eoen WS © oH ee So H Ht ea i . iy ace funmallcle rs po Cee Sn SR aS GED 2 Siete Gali teat To a n d D a n c e S September 21 28 October 4 November 9 December 7 Cheerleaders Dance Magnet Carwash Senior 50's Day Senior 50's Dance O. E.'s Carwash Senior Carwash Magnet Dance Magnet Ice Cream Smorgasbord GAA Sock Hop Ski Club Dance Annual Interclass Plays Senior Sadie Hawkins Dance Junior Victory Dance Magnet Christmas Dance Sophomore's Dance Cafeteria Away School Cafeteria Away Away Cafeteria Cafeteria Gymnasium Cafeteria Auditoruim Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria SERS MEO ERASE s _ ole. 7 ave 3 wash while uou Shop | | om Omiu | () High : Pat ; P 4 SES © - MBE ee ceca ded (ite peeets earn ee ee . KA TART tan ag + ME t Pies d Ty As ar Seen 7 i a i ena BF AS HE 8 a 9 a == 5 3B Bh bet a Be! 2S resent epeer eres Te ets Este - : preseees eons ts: izations ¢ Organ ; NO ° b SNATCH, SEIZE, AND ENJOY EVERY MOMENT OF IT, NO IDLENESS LAZINESS; NO PROCRASTINATION; NEVER PUT OFF TILL TOMORROW KNOW THE VALUE OF TIME WHAT YOU CAN DO TODAY, LORD CHESTERFIELD BRS Sle MM PD eat, mR xs aia AE poms ain ee Sage pe ae ages Sa a Soe oe RS dean ate « 5 JUINOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 112 STUDENT COUNCIL Junior Class Officers, Pres. Tom McKenna, Vice Pres, Mary Ellen Cornacchia, Sec, De-Vicky Gray, Tres. Lisa Angelini, Sophomore Class Officers, Pres. Sue Duffy, Vice Pres. Tony Charielle, Sec, Brenda Parmenter, Tres, Maria Pellecchia, Student Council, Standing: Mary Ellen Cormacchia, Natalie Pecorelli, Kathy Gates, Tony Charielle, Donna Skinner, Lisa Vom Eigen, Jean Paul Richard, Lori L'Ecuyer, Sitting: Catherine Cornacchia, Kim Venterea, Denise Wooldridge, Joyce Friedman, Lisa James, Monica Shannon. Absent: Paul L'Ecuyer, Nancy Carroll. 113 114 SKI CLUB INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY DECA International Thespian Society, Carol Allard, Connie Derosier, Catherine Cornacchia, Tony Caponi, Roger Schutt, Therese Bisceg- lia, Dottie D'Onfro, Kim Walker, Lidia Cocci, Jimmy L'Ecuyer, Michael Crawford, Richard Farnsworth, Elizabeth Taylor, Natalie Picorelli, Thomas Curran, Brian Baker, Mark Tisa, Elliott Feinberg, Mary Ellen Cornacchia, Thomas Caporello, Enzo Capucciti, Joyce Friedman, Ski Club, Ian Jablonski, John Miller, Dave Arsenault, Brian Jablonski, Brian Arbo, Diane Porter, Chris Birtwell, Doug Hare, Gary Davis, Tod Davis, Pan Keogh, Sallie Julian, Bob Antocci, Lori Jorgensen, Pat Egan, Lisa Emery, Ted Fiffy, Debbie Valle, Kathy Burke, Kim Pelleccha, Kathy Crawley, Bill Perla, Randy Keogh, Jim Tarra, Bob Maquire, Kathy Biery, Noel Dandley, Andre Cote, Donna Maxfield, Sarah Piermarini, David Malatos, Lisa James, Wayne Hapgood, Sandy Britton, John Crawley, Cindy Brewster, Rick Ramsey, Mark LaPrade, Therese Bisceglia, Doug Bourgault, John Wooldridge, Norm Charette, John Dignard, Sue Massey, Donna Massey, Dan Massey, Lauri Zephir, Kim Walker, John Marchette, Dan Graves, Steve Donfro, Cindy MacGillvray, Rick Piermarini, Scott Sheldon, Bob Olivier, Ron Rainville, Jack Augat, Wayne Shontz, Mary Kelly, Rick Lagoy, Steve Distadio, Gary Holfortey, Lorna Wazal, Scott Mitchell, Bob Eaton, Denise Wooldridge, Mark Slovenki, Richard Papetti, Joan Mullaney, Bonnie Crawley, Robin Parent, Jennifer Pritchard, Hr VHA ¢ , 4: ahs iH “4, AY MAJORETTES BAND: James Proiette, David Chester, Kenneth Sciabarrasi, Paul Gardephe, James Rodgers, John Rodgers, John Miller, Michael Robillard, William McDonald, Dave Jensen, John DeCicco, James Venture, garet Dockery, Mark Slovenkai, Jeff Cormier, Lynne Brown, Gail Baucha Westphal, Jude Puma, Steve Piermarini, Gerald Goldwin, Patty Hamiga Divis, Ann Gradito, Joanne Gendron, Susan West, Stephnaie Rocca, James Gulliver, Ronald Nutting, Daniel Massey, Micheal Valeri, Patty Doucette, Mar- rd, Richard Farnsworth, Pamela Rodgers, Andrew n, Vincint Spingala, Abigail Leonard, Lynne Roxanne Lewis, Karen Corsine, Andrew Foster, Cathy Crowley, Nancy Durling, Michael May, James Regopoulos, Michael Rodgers, Michelle Dougherty, Donna Massey, William Allen, Steve Ducharme, Patricia Kelly. Stage Band, Gregg Carchidi, David Chester, John DeCicco, Pjau Gardephe, David Jensen, James Laventure, Nathan Lin- sky, William McDonald, John Miller, James Proitti, Michael Robillard, James Rodgers, John Rodgers, Kenneth Sciabarrasi. E 4 FRENCH CLUB everan- SAUER RE ROAST “RE OUTING CLUB 118 FU TURE SECRETARIES Outing Club, Standing: Donna Massey, Mark Slovenkai, Cherrie Thomas, Daniel Massey, Chris Anderson, Advisor: Mr. Schroeder. Sitting: Rich Popetti, Karen Corzine, Gary Klein, Absent: Peter Julian, Richard Tanson. French Club, Marcella L'Eucyer, Donna Peters, Mark Fontaine, Bennie DiNardo, John Page, James Dion, Paul Cormier, Brian Baker, Karen Walsh, Steve Blanchette, Sue Manett, John Daigneault, Cheryl Harvey, Peter Julian, Advisors: Miss Hudon, Miss Cocci. Oea, Kathleen Burke, Yvonne Crouch, Diane DiPerri, Ruth Gendron, Lisa LaPlume, Stacy Lichenstein, Cheryl Lucier--President, Pamela Lussier, Theresa Miles, Cynthia Regan--Secretary, Sue Rich, Huguette Richard, Jeannine Savoie--Treasurer, Deborah Vallee--Vice President, Brenda Wasznicky, Pamela Skehan, Lynda Andrews, Darleen Bilades, Donna Brettschneider, Laurie Brow, Penny DeBettencourt, Terry Dovidio, Teresa Ermini, Barbra Flowers, Linda Goguen, Linda Hamel, Janis Montaquis, Linda Regan, Mirella Richard, Linda Souther, Kim Spadafore, Brenda Thomas, Anne Ouoska, Kathy Cosenza. ; 4 t Saemuaskanaiinnlimaiasecnasin FUTURE TEACHERS 120 FU TURE NURSES Future Nurses, Julie Hudson, Cathy Sheehan, Elizabeth Patella, Kim Minich, Abigail Leonard, Patty Arel, Patty DiMarzio, Noella Vautie, Donna Swat, Shelly Chiumento, Betty Spacciapoli, Donna Bissonnette, Karen Corzine, Sue Massey, Mary Laurdo, LisaJames, Monica Shannon, Debbie Campobasso, Sue Basque, Cindy Bissonnette. Girls’ Athletic Association First Row: Mrs. Pothier, Pat Egan, Julie Lemieux, Valerie Comerford, Connie Culley, Tracey Buckley, Karen Tata, Terry Gerado, Paula Tholman, Miss Ciccone. Second Row: Mary Kelly, Bonnie Crowley, Debbie Carrier, Barbara Horwitch, Molly Raer, Robin Crowley, Sherrill Skinner, Sydney Westphal, Liz Talor, Sherry Thomas, Karen Corzine, Karen Olivier, Carol Stead, Third Row: Natalie Piccorelli, Lisa Angelini, Janet Muzyka, Pam Bergman, Joan Mullany, Sue Bird, Cathy Gates, Mary Beth Adams, Colleen Hannigan, Cathy Cabana, Debbie Crane, Dede Farquar, Bonnie McGovern, Karen Can- navino, Lisa James, Marcella L'Ecuyer, Gail Casacca. Fourth Row: Wendy Goodell, Joanne Amorosi, Karen Maxfield, Ray Anne LeMay, Sandy Britton, Lisa Christoforro, Carrol Allard, Bonnie Zephir, Colleen Nannery, Sara Piermarini, Mary Flanagan, Pat Lastella, Kim Walker, Jean Vallencourt, Sue Boudreau, Joyce Gorgolione, Beth Emery, Debbie D'Innocenzo, Rhonda Watson. 122 G. A.A. 20th Anniversary The Girls' Athletic Association of Leominster High School was organized in September of 1956. Our aims were, and still are, to promote participation in girls’ athletics, recrea- tion, and social events, and to stimulate the ideals of sportsmanship and friendship. We have grown much inthe past years. Our program calendar is full and varied. The Spring Social, at which we honor the mothers, and fun Father-Daughter Night, and our Annual Banquet are the highlights of the year. We are extremely proud that G. A. A. was cited as the outstanding club of Leominster High School by the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and that in the past years we have awarded over $3500. 00 in scholarships. Twenty years have passed, and we know that with such interest and enthusiasm shown by the girls, our G. A.A. will continue to grow and remain a valuable part of high school life. Business Staff: Steve Blanchette, Norma Wyman, Karen Walsh (absent: Rick Tansen). Business Advisor: Mr. Philip DeCharles, Josten's Yearbook Representative: Mr. Guy Garron, 124 Business Seated: Mary Kelly, Linda Raffaele. Standing: Gary Holforty, Sydney Westphal, Pat Lastella, Mary DeCaesar, Brian Mac- Namara, Pat DiMarzio, Sue Cormier, Robin Crowley, Nancy Carchidi, Debbie Dailey, Marcia Graves, Barbara Lelli, Maria Carboni, Mrs. Bette Blunt. Missing: Carol Sharos, Karen Olivier, Pat Arel, Denise VivoAmore. Editorial Advisor: Mrs. Bette Blunt Editorial 125 ee te A al i Ol te ae FESSS SSS! ELI REELL BLEDEL Lidad aba Daas eel THANKS! The Magnet Staff of 1975 would like to extend its warmest thanks to Mrs. Bette Blunt. She has been more to the yearbook than just an advisor. Her sincerity and unending patience have been a great help to us in meeting nearly impossible deadlines and plan- ning spur-of-the-moment activities. Mrs. Blunt--we couldn't have done it without you! The Editorial Staff, for the first time, took on the task of sponsoring activities to raise money for color pages. We started off with a car wash, had several successful dances, a bake sale, and topped it all off with anice- cream smorgasbord. mnt mi Hl | | eS a recor ast soe eneeemeetsiinee — sce rene arcesnaacramrice heactneruatonecousesemeersmne ee ee Perteerirenamneioemenie ape arent reinvent abreast nesoreesersemc sete rk It Out a O (De Can W Carol Snaros ® eB ye Kea s o ® eteh 3 : SAS oe NAY Cross Country Front Row Left to Right: Pete Bovenzi, Dave Craigue, John Rodgers, co-captain Andy Proos, Gary Holforty. Second Row Left to Right: Hollis Graham, Jim Rodgers, Jan Jablonski, co-captain Charlie Ciccone, Coach Mark Cleaves. Absent: Rick Wilder. The L.H.S. cross-country team finished their season with a deceiving 6-8 record. The contingent of only 11 runners faced stiff competition throughout most of the season. Senior Andy Proos and junior Rick Wilder consistently placed first and second in Leo- minster's scoring. Outstanding perfor- mances were turned in by Andy Proos, fin- ishing seventh in the Wachusett Invitational, and Dave Craigue, who ran first for Leo- minster in the Nashoba meet. Also scoring consistently were senior co-captain Charlie Ciccone and senior Gary Holforty. Cross Country (low score wins) Leominster 34 St. Bernard's 21 Leominster 46 Gardner ikys Leominster 27 Monty Tech 28 Leominster 31 St. Johns Zo Leominster 29 Doherty 28 Leominster 27 Marlboro 28 Leominster 36 Wachusett PAL Leominster 18 Athol 43 Leominster 29 Fitchburg 26 Leominster 37 Nashoba 22 Leominster 27 Holy Name 30 Leominster 32 Southbridge 2 Leominster 27 Notre Dame 30 Leominser 15 North Brookfield 50 Also competed in: Wachusett Invitational, Lunenburg Invitational, and the Knights of Columbus Road Race. Soccer Yann! AST F Front Row: Larry Altobelli, Jay Connors, Frank Bovenzi, Dave Kielty, Dickie Freda, Mike Gasbarro, Jim Carter. Second Row: Frank Maldari, John Piazza, John Mullaney, Dave Chester, Mike DiGeronimo, Tom DiGeronimo, John Caisse. Third Row: Coach Johnson, Dave Altobelli, Mike Catalfano, Charlie Murray, Ted Tourigny, Ted Rockwell, Dave Zomlefer, Jim Rodnicky, Pat O'Donnell, Charlie Ktistakis, Mario Bisol, Coach Freda. Front Row: Jean DiNardo, Jane Dellechiaie, Jane Tellier, Diane Aveni, Sandy Britton, Sue Voyles, Amber Infantino, Sheila Vezina, Debbie Pelletier, Sue Girouard. 141 Spey —. aa SMe aa The L.H.S. soccer team concluded the 1974 regular season with a record of 16 wins and no losses, giving Coach Johnson his 100th career win. This marked only the second time that a L.H.S. soccer team has completed an undefeated, untiedsea- son. This impressive record enabled the Blue Devil booters to goon and particpate in the state soccer tournament, ceded third in Western Mass. To the disappointment of many, the Devils dropped a 2-0 decision to Minnechoug Regional of Wilbraham, This wrapped up the most productive three years in the history of L.H.S. soccer. The class of '75 booters compiled a regular season record of 41 wins 1 loss, and 3 ties. The L.H.S. soccer team was comprised of many standout play- ers with the absence of a real standout individual. Captains Dick Freda and Frank Bovenzi were the leading scorers with 18 and 17 goals respectively. Each player contributed 12 assists. Other leading scorers were junior inside Mario Bisol with 11 goals and 11 assists and right wing Mike Gasbarro with 11 goals and 15 assists. Mario Bisol and Frank Bovenzi were consistently prolific from their inside positions, dominating their opponents time andtime again. Offensively, Dick Freda and Mike Gasbarro kept op- ponents off guard with bullet-like shots from their respective wings. Defensively at fullbacks the acrobatic Jim Carter and junior Ted Rockwell consistently shined. Their hard-nose play often made offensive penetration by the opposing team nearly impossible. Mike DiGeronimo and junior Ken Tourigny were also standouts with their consistent play at fullback but were than not over shadowed. At the halfback slots were brothers Larry and Dave Altobelli. They never really received the re- cognition they deserved but were extraordinary with their steady play all season long. Backboning the defensive unit at center halfback or where ever needed was Jay Conners. Jay consis- tently stood out on defense with gutsy performances regardless of whether positioned at fullback or halfback. Other defensive players who ably assisted when called upon were John Mul- laney, Dave Chester, and Jim Rudnicky. Overall, this out- standing defensive until accounted for 20 shutouts over the past two seasons. Nine were recorded this past year and11 the pre- ceding year. One reason for this was the brilliant goaltending of tri-captain Dave Kielty who was in net the last two seasons. Other senior members of the1974 team were John Caisse, John Piazza, Tom DiGeronimo, Frank Maldrai, and Ted Ktistakis. Jim Carter, Frank Bovenzi, Dick Freda, Dave Kielty, and Ted Rockwell were Central Mass. All Stars. Dave Kielty and Dick Freda were named to the All State Team. Overall, it was a very successful season for the Blue Devil Booters, but disppointing in the end. The Blue Devils received excellent support all season long from students and faculty. Thanks go to cheerleading captain Jane Tellier and the whole cheering squad for their loyal support. Also special thanks must go to the S.L.C.'s, who travled each and every step with the L.H.S. soccer team. din 2 es J.V. Football Front Row: Billy Hecker, Jim Kennedy, Leonard Mallard, Mike Malatos, Brian Sweeney, Rick Corliss, George Lizzote, Doug Hare, Doug Divoll. Second Row: Backfield Coach Ron Mazzaferro, Brian Mullahy, Joe DeCarolis, Barry Jackson, Gary Davis, Jack O'Donnell, Bob Frechette, Mark Gasbarro, Bill Perla, Jim Hume, Steve Ricker, Mike Loescher. Third Row: Bernie Gard- ner, Brad Jackson, John Cote, Arty Thomas, Steve DeCarolis, Pat Flanagan, Fred Charpentier, Bill Rhodes, Darren LaBell, Bob Chalifoux, Jim Watts, Mike LeFebure, Brain Landry, Line Coach Bob Healey. Asbsent: Dave Scoggins and Ted Swabowski. The J. V. football team completed a most successful season by finishing undefeated with a record of eight wins and no loses. The team compiled consecutive victories over St. Johns 26-6; Keene, N.H. 20-0; Marlboro 36-6; St. Bernards 30-0; St. Peters 38-14; Nashua 14-8; Gardner 26-0; and rival Fitchburg 26- MAN Backfield Coach Ron Mazzaferro and line Coach Bob Healy credited team effort asthe major factor to the team's overall success. The team's best victory came over Fitchburg when the team scored 2 touchdowns in the final five minutes to win the game. Front Row: Sarah Tucker, Linda Carigan, Mary Cornacchia, Joan Mullaney. Second Row: Sue Bird, Robin Crowley, Lisa Emery, Lisa James, Rhonda Watson, Karen Maxfield. Varsity Football Front Row: Ben Fini, Charles Kirouac, John Fenno, Rick L'Ecuyer, Mark Falk, Dan Curley, Wayne Hapgood, Peter Robichaud. Second Row: Sandro Vittorioso, Dave Malatos, Dave Arsenault, Paul McCumber, John Angelini, Paul Robinchaud, Jack Lemoine, Gary Dionne, Ken Valera, Rick Sparks, Leon Hannigan. Third Row: Joe Quinn, Bob Maguire, Pete Beaulieu, Ed Colon, Greg Car- chidi, Pete Hazel, Bill Fellows, John Crawley, Joe Destadio, Frank Thomas, Steve Ringer, Mike Montez, Rick DeCarolis, Mike Pignata, Dvae Horgan. Fourth Row: John Dubzinksi, Enzo Cappuccitti, Jack McCumber, Paul L'Ecuyer, Rick Daigneault, Steve D'Onfro, George Eaton, Chris Burtwell, Ted Fiffy, Mark Adams, Kevin Buckley, Louis Piano, Mark Laprade, Jim Facey, Doug Bourgeault, Dave Scoggins. 147 Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster 27 A] 34 24 Al 46 L7 33 28 36 13 St. Johns Nashua Marlboro New Bedford St. Peters Manchester Memorial Brockton Gardner Lowell Fitchburg Chicopee SS) (@) Oy SS (On The 1974 L.H.S. football team achieved a goal that had eluded the Blue Devils since 1932. This goal was an unde- feated and untied season. © Led by the brilliant play of co-captain Rick L'Ecuyer who scored 16 touchdowns, the team played what many long- time L.H.S. fans considered to be the toughest schedule ever. Never the less, the Blue Devils emerged victorious in every game. Included among the victims were the 1973 New Hampshire champions. Manchester Memorial, and the 1973 Eastern Massachusetts titlist, Brockton High School. Arch rival Fitchburg fell to the Blue Devils by a score of 36- 13, while the highlight of the season had to be the 13-7 overtime victory over previously undefeated Chicopee High School in the Central Western Massachusetts play-off game at Springfield College. The team was made up of an explosive offense that aver- aged over 30 points a game and a rock ribbed defense that allowed opponents less than 10 points a game. Offensive standouts included backs Rick L'Ecuyer, Sandro Vittorioso, Steve Ringer, and Paul Robichaud, Also line- man Ben Fini, Charlie Kirouac, John Fenno and Mark Falk played an important part in this outstanding season, Stand- ‘outs on the defensive unit were Dave Malatos, and John An- gelini as linebackers, Charlie Kirouac, Mike Pignata, Dave Arsneault, and John Crawley. Linemen, and Paul McCum- ber, Greg Carchidi, and Rick Daigneault as backs, Other seniors that played key roles in the success of the team were ends Rick DeCarolis, Joe Quim, and Gary Dionne: tackle Joe Destadio; guards Ken Valera and Jack Lemoine; center Rick Sparks; and backs Bob Maguire and Ed Colon, i am as Rae cach Girls’ Swim Team Front Row: Sarah Piermarini, Wendy Goodell, Tracey Buckley, Karen Cannavino, Cherie Thomas, Beth Tata, Mrs. Buckley. Back Row: Barbra Horwitch, Karen Corzine, Pamela Bergman, Julie LeMieux, Joyce Gorgoglione, Terry Basque, Colleen Nannery, Pat LaStella. The girls’ swim team had their first winning season with a 6-5 record against many strong Boston area teams. The highlight of the season was a final relay victory over Seekonk to give us a 42-38 dual meet win, a first against Seekonk. Team Captains Tracey Buckley and Cherie Tho- mas were strong competitors all season. They were backed by seniors Joyce Gorgoglione, Julie Leieux, Karen Cannavino and diver Karen Cor- znie. This was a victorius season, with many long trips, too many close races, and a special fondness for the Bluebird of Happiness. POOK RULES Field Hockey Cs t , a . i iJ ee 2 wi a a a ae 3 Front Row: Caryl Stead, Deedee Farquhar, Connie Culley (co-captain), Deb Carriere (co-captain), Colleen Hannigan, Karen Tata. Second Row: Paula Thomann, Jean Vaillancourt, Chooch D'Innocenzo, Lisa Emery, Pat Egan, Tracey Buckley, Val Com- erford, Terry Gerardo, Mrs, Patricia Pothier, 15 ¢ Leominster's field hockey had a winning season this year with a record of five wins, two losses, and four ties. The high scorers on the team were Deb Car- riere with five goals and Jeanne Vaillancourt with four goals. The success of the team was mainly due to the defensive strength of Connie Culley, newcomer Val Comerford, Karen Tata, and the goal tending of Paula Thoman. The J. V. team finished with a record of three wins, two losses, and two ties. Lisa Angelini was the high scorer for the J. V.'s. Coaches Mrs. Patricia Pothier and Miss Pauline Cic- cone did a fine job with both teams. 27D SA ME AE EAA SE A BE WA BR N ij Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Worcester North Doherty Gardner Burncoat Holy Name Gardner Wachusett Doherty Wachusett Assebot Burncoat s veueuty ga88 vaguauaaas® qqngasssestsars gatesttr age Petra ae scueeacersesss? Oe LAT Lb sageetesnrseees ¢° cs 3 rane we. os a ta A RII 0 li oc sad tan ae Ses Wrestling a er heen ar es genet ner rs a a namie Front Row: Bob Antocci, John Caisse, John Fenno, John Angelini, Gary Hayes. Second Row: Steve Ringer, Rick Girourd, Jim Facey, Ivan Comier. Third Row: Wayne Hapgood, Mark Tisa, Tod Davis, Ron Rainville, Gary Davis, Steev DeCarolis, Rus- sel Marcoux. Fourth Row: Steve D'Onfro, Chris Birtwell, Jim Oliver, Mike Bergeron. Fifth Row: Jim Caisse, Brian Landry, Enzo Cappuccitti, Chris Antonioni. Absent: Joe Similia, Phil Similia, Frank Bovemzi, Pete Bovenzi. UT tee wee Uhre re ng al moun a “Ai Gree edad ae Front Row: Skip Aube, Dave Anderson, Ted Rockwell, Marc Albert co-captain, Pat Perkins, Dave Malatos co-captain, Tom Bagley, Rheal Bourque, Mark Slovenkai. Second Row: Coach Duchesneau, John Bagley, Steve Dauphinais, John Mullaney, Tom Pollock, Mike Firmani, Tom Porier, Brad Erb, Mike Cornacchia, Al Nutting, Scott Paquet, Coach Marano. The 1974-1975 season of the Leominster High School hockey team was one of the best, to say the least, rivaling the 1972-1973 season, when the team was 17-3-2. At this writing, this year's team is sporting a 15-1-0 record overall and a 13-1-0 record in league play. The only loss came in the fifteenth game at the hands of arch-rival Fitchburg High. Offense was this year's strong point, as the team will surpass the 100 goal mark for twenty games. Defense was by no means weak. The Blue Devils gave up, on the average, less than two goals a game. This was the first year that the L.H.S. hockey team was able to put together so much depth, utlizing 3 full five-man units while still having two or three reliable subs onthe bench. The team was captained by seniors Dave Malatos and Marc Albert. Every member of the team did an ex- cellent job. Poms Stet tT + EF outa bene SEP eH © wees 4s 2 SFO) a ’ Girls’ Basketball NG Varsity, Front Row: Deb Carriere, Tracey Buckley, Mary Flanagan, Deidre Farquhar. Second Row: Deb D'Innocenzo, Jeanne Vaillancourt, Sue Boudreau, Connie Culley, Karen Tata. Third Row: Pat Lastella, Wendy Goodell, Terry Gerardo, Valerie Com- erford, Karen Cannavino, Paula Thomann, Mrs. Buckley. Junior Varsity, Front Row: Maureen Raher, Lidia Cossi, Bonnie Crowley. Second Row: Pam Valiton, Sue Rainville, Barbara Creed, Ellen Lagoy, Mrs. Buckley. 168 This was a year of achievement through tough competition for the L.H.S. girls' basketball team. The girls had a losing season, with a 5-10 record, but they played tremendous bas- ketball against the District 111 leaders. We lost to undefeated Wachusett Regional on our home court 42-47; we almost outlasted unde- feated Worcester North 49-57, and arch-rival Fitchburg won in the final minutes, 62-70. Due to double sessions, the girls practiced in half of the gym at odd hours, had constantly moving cheering sections, 8 a.m. Saturday musicals, and went through early season tor- ture using the halls, stairs, mats, ceilings, and walls to get in shape. Co-captains Tracey Buckley and Mary Flanagan kept the team moving in every game with the help of high point scoring senior Deb Carriere. The girls’ junior varsity basketball team had a good season with a 9-6 record including an overtime victory against St. Bernard's, win- ning by one basket. Indoor Track Front Row: Brian Arbo, Jim Rodgers, Dave Craigue, Jim Bartimo, Billy Allen, Jim McLaughlin (captain), Andy Proos (captain), Bob Maguire, John Rodgers, Rick Wilder. Second Row: Coach Cleaves, RickHorgan, Dave King, John Page, Bob Frechette, Greg Kozlow- ski, Charlie Ciccone, Dave Kielty, Jim Carter, Fran Thomas, Arty Thomas, Coach Baker. Under Coach Baker and Coach Cleaves, the Ieominster High indoor track team finished with a successful 7-2 record. The team finished second in the league, only behind powerful Fitch- burg. There were many strong individual performances through- out the season. The team was led by tri-captains Jim Mc- Laughlin, Andy Proos, and Greg Corchidi, Gregg got hurt early in the season but was a strong performer up to that time. Six records were broken this year. Jim McLaughlin, the high point scorer for the team, set a new record for the 45 yard hurdles with a time of 6.0 seconds. Sophomore Bob Frechette, the second highest point scorer, set a new record in the 300 yard dash with a time of 34.0 seconds. Andy Proos, the third highest point scorer, set a new record in the mile with a time of 4:49. Other records were set by Fran Thomas in the 600 with a time of 1:21,2, and the relay team made up of Bob Mcguire, Fran Thomas, Arty Thomas, and Bob Frechette set a record with a time of 2:13.8. Bob Frechette also took the 45 yard dash record with a tmie of 5.2 seconds. Other strong performances were turned in by 1000 men Charlie Ciccone and Rick Wilder, shot putters Rick Horgan, Dave King, and Jay Burke, high jumpers Greg Kozlowski and Jim Bartimo, 600 man Dave Kietly, miler Dave Craigue, and springers Billy Allen, Jim Carter, and Jim Rudnicky. Other members were Frank Bovenzi, Hollis Graham, John Rodgers, Jim Rodgers, John Page, Brian Arbo, Ian Jablonski, Wayne Shontz and Bill Hecker. Most valuable player Jim McLaughlin and most improved play- er Bob Frechette advanced to the state meet. Rick Wilder was also voted most improved. ‘ eI ASE A | 3 Seay ae a hacks Boys’ Swim ‘Team Despite the 5-9 record, this season has to be considered a success. With continued im- provement from all team members, a fact which is measured by a stop watch, it is important to note that each member of the team won his race. Graduating seniors will be missed, but the nucleus for the future looks good. Boys’ Basketball . [Se I e FOMIN OMINSTEp 3 ce i ie CAMINCTr [Ui ilitg ae : j 3 vEOMINSTER U Front Row: Charles Kirousc, Dick Hutchinson, Jim Thomann, Jim Cavaioli, Dan Curley, Coach Ted Damko. Second Row: Coach Age Mazzaferro, Rick Comeau, John Moynihan, Kevin Buckley, Rick Daignault, John Crawley, Bobby Koch, Team Manager Joe aissey. nn meailitS Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Doherty Southbridge Marlboro Lunenburg North Middlesex Gardner Fitchburg St. Peters Wachusett Southbridge Fitchburg Doherty St. Bernards Athol Gardner St. Bernards Athol Shrewsbury Marlboro Wachusett St. Peters St. Johns J.V. Basketball ba, a G EOM NSTER EOwINSTH| 43 , Fe lacks Front Row: Dave Boissoneau, Chris Marrone, Pat Flanagan, Don Farrineau, Bill Perla, Dave Raboin, Mark Smith. Second Row: Coach Ron Mazzaferro, Jack O'Donnell, Louis Lelli, Joe DeCarolis, Mark Gasbarro, Steve DiGeronimo, Jay Belliveau, Team Mana- ger Joe Caissey, Coach Ted Damko. Absent: Billy DiNardo. Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster 45 37 35 43 sy 47 43 70 41 43 64 76 56 76 57 84 63 Doherty 50 Southbridge 36 Marlboro 26 Gardner 45 Fitchburg 66 St. Peters 45 Wachusett 49 Southbridge 58 Fitchburg 60 Doherty 50 33 39 49 St. Bernards Athol Gardner St. Bernards 47 Athol 38 Shrewsbury 66 Marlbobo 41 Wachusett St. Peters St. Johns 181 “jane + ae PRN he eee is Cape t Pe be ae le Bh tare hap Yuin oa é hy: Poe eaa pe 5 - ‘SOR st tlie eee Bel. She Cae ts ae SRR ian OA Contents Directors Message ......... BS at ete i a Ee oy By 188 Director Mr. Emile S. Johnson Congratulations: You are about to enter the world of work. You will face real life situations. In order for you to succeed, roll up your sleeves and give your employer a good hours work. Industry is looking for young people who are energetic and trustworthy. You have spent the last four years preparing for this event. Your underclass members will need your support as you will be the goodwill ambassadors and you must demon- strate to your employer that you are well trained to do a job and in turn look to the future for Trade High School students. After spending forty years with students, I will conclude my work as principal of the Trade High School and will bid you all best of luck and God be with you in all your chosen fields. Sincerely, Emile S. Johnson Dedication 1975 Yearbook Dedication Mr. Emile S. Johnson We, the senior class of the Leominster Trade High School, are proud to dedicate this section of the yearbook to our director, Emile S. Johnson, for his help and understanding during our years at the school. Through his efforts and unselfish dedication, trade education in Leo- minster has kept pace with the fast changing world of industry, pro- viding training enabling us to secure profitable employment. We ex- tend to him our heartfelt thanks. Glassiot7 52 189 Secretaries Mrs. William Augat Jr. Mrs, John Tata Guidance Co-Op Cordinator Mr. Robert Archibald Mr. Harold Mooney 190 = Mr. Alcide Belliveau Machine Mr. Donald Burton Carpentry Mr. Armand Fontaine Machine Mr, Clifford Gilbert Auto Mechanics Mr. John Goubeaud Phys. Ed. Mr. Robert Harrington Drafting Mr. John Keefe Electronics Mr. Raymond Kongorski English Mr, Howard Hatch Mechanics Mr, Robert Hemenway Drafting Mr, Wilfred LeBlanc Auto Body Mr. Edwin Laetz Auto Body Mr. Richard Mailloux By Mr. Algidio Membrino Machine Mr, Frank Moryl Electronics Mr. Peter Sobel Electronics Pe Mr, Charles Valera Math Mrs. William Augat Jr. Secretary ¥ VIS 4 ¥-. Li4446 EF, TLIVIVIE GS 4. tetititehe MAMIE Sahrhihe? gi gee lt Y ee: ‘Awhrhehehe Phew. hy ; cy ; felon 22273 oy. Mrs. John Tata Secretary Mr. William Johnson Special Needs este: ; Aage aeansiad f et s saat Or es Pe ret: he ‘+s 195 — ul SENIORS Senior Class Officers Pres, Paul Piermarini Vice Pres, John Green Treas.. Michael Wyatt Senior Advisor pee: a7 b Sec. Al Radicioni Mr. Robert Hemenway Dear Students: It has been a real pleasure working with you all through the year. Good luck in the future. Mr. Robert Hemenway 198 Brian Albert Brian Bodanza Allan Comeau Craig Crawford Steve Dauphinas 199 Anthony Dupuis Michael Firmani Martin Gale Kenneth Galletta Timothy Godin Mike Greenar John Gross Leonard Healy 200 Thomas Hebert Karl Johnson Mark Lavoie David Lucier John Malouin Kevin Martin 201 | y Tom Maxfield 202 Kenneth Preville Vernon Miles TE we wnnannne tpeeetsy) a eepenrarngt ORES eile i: ile Thomas Pollack Paul Piermarini Mm 4 oa Leslie Regan Alfred Radicioni a Mike Ringland Lee Thomas Mae. Stephen Thompson Eugene Vaiette 203 John Wilson John Valeri es cee 204 ee 7 oe Ae : E ; : EN RN se flee il B. L. MAKEPEACE, ING, 7 B. L. MAKEPEACE, au : N4 rs aa r——eeneemesemaccnmcmnanenoasesly © 0) GENERATOR MESUIATOR TESTER | | “| v' I La pas tt esa 210 Senior Index Albert Brian 908 Union St. Leominster Ma. 7-4747 Antunes Barry 20b Crossman Ave. Leominster Ma. 7-9219 Auger Robert 781 Main St. Leominster Ma. 7-2502 Beike John 23 Colbert St. Leominster Ma. 7-1204 Benoit Gary Elm St. Leominster Ma. 7-9470 Bianco Hector 48 Wheeler St. Leominster Ma. 7-0839 Bisson nette 285 Willard St. Leominster Ma. 7-0191 Bodinza Brian 172 Central St. Leominster Ma. 7-0095 Bourgeois Michael 212 Ridgewood Dr. Leominster Ma. 7-9370 Bourque Dennis 19 Washington St. Leominster Ma. 7-4219 Brassard Gary 47 Princeton St. Leominster Ma. 7-6437 Brosseau Raymond 8d Crossman Ave. Leominster Ma. 4-8512 Collins Kevin 155 Fifth St. Leominster Ma. 7-2986 Comeau Allan 24 Oak Ave. Leominster Ma. 7-0530 Comier David 2la Crossman Ave. Leominster Ma. 7-0842 Cormier Kevin 6 Second St. Leominster Ma. 7-2973 Crawford Craig 22 Florence St. Leominster Ma. 4-3734 Dauphinais Stephen 110 No. Main St. Leominster Ma. 409358 Dery Peter 9 Lois St. Leominster Ma. 7-1561 Dikerri Kevin 59 Maple St. Leominster Ma. 7-0411 Dupuis Anthony 50 Maple Ave. Leominster Ma. 7-2051 Firmani Michael 11 Richardson St. Leominster Ma. 7-1829 Gaie Martin Nashua St. Leominster Ma. 9-7594 Galletta Kenneth 125 Walnut St. Leominster Ma. 7-5817 Giannino Frank 37 Cook St. Leominster Ma. 7-7194 Gilgert Dennis 72 Vine St. Leominster Ma. 7-7765 Godin Timothy 146 Abbott Ave Leominster Ma. 7-3461 Gove Robert Willard St. Leominster Ma. 7-2145 Green John 244 Day St. Leominster Ma. 7-0574 Greenan Mike 142 Day St. Leominster Ma. 342-8098 Gross John 80 Scenic Dr. Leominster Ma. 7-0679 Guillmette John 54 St. Jean Ave. Leominster Ma. 4-4883 Haley Leonard Riley Switch Rd. Leominster Ma. 939-8477 Hamel Walter 13c Crossman Ave. Leominster Ma. 7-2426 Hastings Kevin 6 Malburn St. Leominster Ma. 4-8501 Hebert Thomas 19 Cro-Shee Ln. Leominster Ma. 4-4732 Holland Raymond 1240 Cedtral St. Leominster Ma. 7-9264 Johnson Karl 206 Florence St. Leominster Ma. 7-5842 Lanciotti Ralph 376 Mechanic St. Leominster Ma. 4-8842 Lauricella Anthony 15 Biscayne St. Leominster Ma. 7-7428 Lavoie Mark 261 Pleasant St. Leominster Ma. 4-6316 Lowe Charles 10 Grove Rd. Leominster Ma. 7-5366 Lowe Mark 10 Grove Rd. Leominster Ma. 75366 Lucier David 21c Crossman Ave. Leominster Ma. 4-6214 Malouin John 33 Hamilton St. Leominster Ma. 4-3005 Martin Kevin 175 Biscayne St. Leominster Ma. 4-3846 Maxfield Thomas 71 Lakeview St. Leominster Ma. 7-5781 Miles Vernon 269 Crawford St. Leominster Ma. 4-9418 Munting Gary 20 Chestnut St. Leominster Ma. 7-7449 Nichols Robert 103 Harrison St. Leominster Ma. 7-3669 Penzabene David 50 Blossom St. Leominster Ma. 7-1555 Piermarini Paul 32 Hill St. Leominster Ma. 4-9169 Pollock Thomas 149 Forth St. Leominster Ma. 44179 Preville Kenneth 22 Eden Glen St. Leominster Ma. 7-2979 Radicioni Alfred 32 Manchester St. Leominster Ma. 7-7559 Regan Leslie 62 Daley St. Leominster Ma. 7-2896 Rigland Michael 111 State St. Leominster Ma. 7-9277 Rouleau Lawrence 51 Cedar St. Leominster Ma. 4-6398 Schutt Jeffrey 90 Debbie Dr. Leominster Ma. 7-3823 Geamans Williams 9a Crossman Ave. Leominster Ma. 4-6828 Shepherd James 91 Exchange St. Leominster Ma. 7-1762 Sherman Michael 18 Evans Ct. 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Compliments of Compliments of ¥ our Downtown ADVANCE TOOL AND DIE COMPANY GRANTS STORE 38 Monarch Street oe Main Street Leominster, Mass. Leominster A United-Carr Division of TRW Inc. Best Wishes DIONNES’ SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. AMERICAN CAN COMPANY 136 Nashua Street 16 Benson Street Leominster, Mass. Fitchburg, Mass. M. PADOVNO AND SON INSURANCE Real Estate, Travel Our 57th Year of Service BASQUE PLASTIC CORP. 33 Monument Square Leominster, Mass. 01453 537-2996 SEARSTOWN Where Shopping Is a Family Affair Your One-Stop Shopping Center At the Junctions of Rts. 2 13 Leominster, Mass. 229 Bob Pratt’s BS Carrols. Patrons of Leominster Supports Leominster High School Compliments of C M PIZZA Best Wishes from LEOMINSTER 525 Main St. (Rt. 13 near Rt. 2) COMMUNITY ACTION COMMITTEE, INC. Leominster, Mass. ONYX CATERING = 537-2853 ONYX COFFEE SHOP 537-2562 Leominster Mass. Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Buckley Miss Pauline Ciccone Mary R. Cristofono Bobby George Dorothy Gottsegen The Levine Family Mr. Mrs. Brian E. McNamara Mr. Mrs. Richard F. Moynihan Michael S. Padovano Mr. Mrs. Felix Przybyszewski Mr. Mrs. Eugene Rheault Mrs. Ruth M. Rooney Lee Salvi Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Wise We Wish the Class of tfsy the Best of Luck! 230 weiss neem ene iteRs ee ot inrnn Nh maeoamt eee Em mean a SHE ee ene ee Seniors incoln St. 83 Cloverleaf Rd. 719 Eleventh St. (02 Arlington St. BR 122 Sylvan Ter. geron, 141 Granite St. on, 32 St. Asaph St. Katherine L. Bilow, 63 Martha St. liam Co Bisol, Kingsbury Rd. ] WO Ja Ja t F f Li Trae ‘Louis G. B Sarbica ss Caisse, “141 la Mark E. Caissey, 2054 lo Michael P. Caissie, 11 Syl yan M. Calig = 212% ven M. Ca eG; eZ William R. { ae 114 ampobasso, rege A. Carch Raymond Cardinal, 313 Esmee ron, 4-M State St. Deborah AfGarriere, 312 Grant St. 2 bracl,. r, 12 Washington Pl. James L. Cartéfr,16-Eugene St. G , 1068 Central obe 953 Lancast a 5-Cumbe foux, 34 Holnx 23. 15 Avon St ) 81 Bloss 1 Loreto — Mi 13 Thomas ib, - Patricia T Armand m Ey 3 SS éanie. ee Di “ JamegyR. Dio Sant Ne Dion) Diane M. DiP Karen WM Lyn YS Shase Ave. AO cae ale A Pleasant St. z sant St. ° ; ettany Ct. a 8 Crescent Rd. ntral Sts ond-St. South St. Stag odland B nion Sts” Fresttiakl arvard $i 65 Wach ante ane eS da - Doucette, 327-W o Wes . - ‘ JEW David B. Dulty, J John W. Duffy, : Karen A. D Michael E; Robert A, ont ! Norma J. Farr¢ Rachel E. F; John J. Fenn if Anna M. Fift Barbara J. . Fitfy, 91 Sylvan = aye E 4 ini, 1084.1 : uvin, 190 Soyeuat ot. J. Gavita, 16 Rose Ave. am Gendron, 678 Pierce St. © . Girouard, 36 Dudley St. ss eCisonard’ 34 Lincoln Ter. ij. Girouard, 28 Dogwood Rd, Glenny, 232 Central St. aC. Gonelli, 50 Crisci St. Geraldi ne F. Goozey, 218 West St. Joyce M. Vl. Gorgoglione, 10 McKinley St. Joyce A. Goss, 116 Cottage St. —_ _Marcia Gove, 251 White i Ann M. Geatarn A. erst Do Hollis C.Graham, 71 Regina Dr. Frederick J. Grasso, 163 Middle St. Marcia L. Graves, 50 Hamilton St. Jack F. Gronroos, 89 Willow St. Anne M. Guenette, 104 Princeton St. James G. Gulliver, 37 Fairview St. ee Elinor A.Gurley, 275 Merriam Ave. + Suzanne A. Hache, 112 Highland Ave. : John F. Halnan, 48 Dillon St. Kevin J. Hamel, 33 Hayes St. 11 Ninth oo Ric Hebert, 46 Fe St. | no Gary R. Holforty, 120 Stuart Ave. | Kim M. Holman, 75 Anthony a Gary M..Holstrom, 8 Deer Run ; Ke Hook, 19C Crossman AYE. aa od, 21 Gree Ped ; ', Infantino, 23 High St. Lisa Ee James, 44 Blanchard St. Steven P. Jenkins, 18 Hickory Rd. — Candi M. Jones, 43 Chestnut St. ij- .. _.... Janice T. Joseph, 190 Exchange St. ae oo iracyen.s|osin, 1078 Main St. | James P. Joyal, 86 Beth Ave. Karen L, Joyal, 129 Nashua St. Peter S. Julian, 640 Union St. Stephan E. Kaplan, 46 Crystal Ave. Jeffrey E. Karsh, 154 Washington St. James P. Keaney, 25 Rose Ave. Patricia A. Kearney, 7 Salisbury St. Kelly E. Keaveny, 649 Pierce St. aU � VU oe é ‘Cr ee o als Ne an Pe ay “TP yot7T LA ol meee eee Se TP IAV TCL Be PRTC Vand +o 5 eae prs s 2 cL hori 127] aight ee fr d t t | reyes, 3 Se Pitts “ . + 23333 verre we eereret ve eT hes Gags 8 oe =F see haat a el et =m ie eS + nm ia ae ie OY ee hei lil Re eit vite - ==: 0 et Ah + er ial VV CS Ta hes Robes Maguire, 42 De Maureen R. Mahoney, Doris M. Maillet, 87 David D. Malatos, 75 Francis S. Maldari, 5 Susan J. phanett, 10D h J. Martel, 72 Fe ixfield Rd. J. Martin, 173 Sixth St. pasta 33 Crestfield Lane oe ih 51 poses Lané ughlin, 93 Tolman Ave. . ta Holman Ave ie see Ter. aos es) Shadowlawn Dr. Stephen W. Denise M, ‘5 j oe “. ‘St rae hea ’ of, Wr i's . : 52 Grandview A Ave, . ylation, : “ao Age ; ere ee) A et 3 iF al wr ag � Ry Po 5 7 Z 7 nit $ 9 a i? ae Fit st VAs ate Ahi MEE ve. Lancaster overleaf Rds Patrick incoln Ter. 62 Dal tema AA Haden P mr EN EMO ‘ Ye - sr Pm ee : i Le Rich, 61 Pea; S om Ugeaee: J. Richard, 15¢ae@aley St.. agracuy M. Richard, 47 Daisy Dr nS M. Richard, all Sts ? Robbins, 20 Hingham ore oer % obichaud, 39 Sunset De: 59 Priest St. pie 7 -David-P.- Salafiz ae David A. Sali Richard A. § eB Martin D. S$ cesta Ee Pe cca nten Oe NY A NA RI BN OO 242 Leon J. Thebeau, 222 Mechanic St. Linda M. Thibodeau, 22 Colburn St. James R. Thomann, 88 Eastern Ave. Cherie L. Thomas, 98 North St. Wallace K. Thomas, 66 Dale Ave. Cynthia R. Tinker, 213 Merriam Ave. Mark Geeltea, 16 HeWae oe David G. Torcolettije33 Merritt St. James R. Trombley, 234 MainSt. Timothy.T. Tucker, 1435 Main St. Lisa A. Turbide, 296 Mechanic St. Robert W. Turcotte, 83.Hickory Rd. © Jeanne M. Vaillancourt, 235Seventh St. Kenneth, J. Valera, 157 Manchester St. Debra As Valeri, 236 Florence St. Michael J. Valeri,.943 LancaSter St. Darlene M.: Valiton, 117 Abbott Ave, Deborah C. Vallee, 52 Hickory Rd. : Lynn J. Viau, 80 Tenth St. Michael L. Vincent, 24 Sharimar Dr. Sandro P. Vittorioso, 90 King Ave. Denise G. Vivoamore, 22 Grant St. Cheryl-Ann Voedisch, 240 Main St. Jeannine D. Voutour, 20-D Crossman Ave. Kim L. Walker, 14 Exchange St. Daniel A. Walsh, 53 Hardy Dr. Karen KE, Walsh, 71 Sargent Ave. Brenda L. Wasznicky, 57 Crawford St. Robert B. Weis, 534 West St. Susan E, Weitzner, 255 Prospect St, Sydney A. Westphal, 279 Merriam Ave. John E. White, 90 Cumberland Rd. Karen F, White, 33 Crestfield Lane Cynthia A. Whitney, 541 Merriam Ave. Lisa M. Wheaton, 746 Merriam Ave. Rhonda Wiles, 405 Pleasant St. Judith A. Williams, 57°View St. Martha M. Wilkins, 15 Coolidge Pl. Darlene T. Woodward, 680 Central St. Denise E. Wooldridge, 17 Haynes Ct. Norma J. Wyman, 181 Ridgewood Dr. Cynthia E. Young, 103 Harrison St. Theodore Zaharkis, 27 Priest St. oom we SON oeiasete De a naam RE SE Waa pete eerie Vj o sii ie — The staff of the 1975 Magnet extends a very special thank-you to: Mr. Baker, Pat Lastella, David Torcoletti, and John Duffy for all of the pictures they gave us and the great amount of time and effort they expended in helping to get us out of last minute emergencies (which happened all too often). Pat Lastella, who all but lived in the dark-room around deadline times, deserves an extra thanks. Cousins and members of the faculty for all of their | cooperation and support. Garon for his reliability, suggestions, deadline xtensions, and 3-R formse™. for fein a � and everyone else who suppoi 1 yearbook sponsored activities. 244 | ip. aaa ha ees Hy hnse aah Cra ett pers aE PRET ea Oe pest om anengennnaR NO Boles Bessie L is to remember our or maybe one s face. ? @ ao] © aq @ a | $ : @ B Al go better friends friend’