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LEOMINSTER HIGH BLUE DEVILS MAKE IT HAPPEN! — ee ee af rf | oO o) as 2 1 TE ie LL s Danian Te E : alates vrentinns: moet im eae eginettiaenencaneh amie SA RIAA TELM IE She members: of the Class of 1976 would like laborious hours, to bendit the students, and per- Yours Ly w@ behind the scenes, job and con ee 7 a aN ae ee Oe re —— ee ME eee Te OMINSTER a bapaiiomerltre cena eV isbn so ae 4 ee le em 6 th 9s oe BO nme eaters ge Rue NE se Ak atin tee nite (2 — ee ies San — — EE TT = i oa eee ee z = TA Seer A ay : Laas van | 10 cmmags ease dieel 1:7 EROS NRA SAAR fe wea Wei Sales ’ HE: Bet Vee rer epee w ny perry = PATYRENS OF VIVAL eo 13 14 Hake! WERE. —a- Spee | Su a a | ies Gongra tuations to the members: of the EB 1976. Your graduation will be uly memorable as tt occlr's Muri the celebration of our beloved coun YS! “WW 0O- hundredth b wthilay. Just OS, YOUL ee means: the culm NabtO1 Of OE LW oe the beginning oS @ el CAPCUNCE, OUL C NOUCS) v Us) SEC- ond centitty Uito- the third COMULY. May the Spirit of ° 76 guide you as) YOW pursue YOU gous, towards success: and hap Puress and NY this, same SPU SUC OU country lo- achitve the gous, thal our ; Jorfalleers sel out to- do- God bless YOW all, Mibichy LV. Cousins: Principal When we first met on w September morning three years: ago, Assistant Principa is we dedicated oursedoes mutually to w new “Spi it of Gah We? Message Str which, during YOU undergraduae Lays, Yow aud _YOUl leaders have, generated, sustained, and refined to w remarkable As members: of the Bicentennial Class: of 1976 you are w degree. S an proud of you for that. graduating cass: that comes along orly once tw w century and ST am atso- proud that w Class of your caliber is to be gradi- as such you represent w bench mark in Leominster’s proud edu- ated during two- signipcant milestones, — the 126th Anniver- cational history. SUY Sf the: e founding aS our School and the 200 th birthilay Sf You WE 10W- diplomat a Leominster Kigh JSchoodl. Your our Natton. diploma SUM US many attributes which You have acquired. But I an most proud of the individual and group attitudes Chief among these are the abilities to- secky out and PLOCES: TS have observed among you — your measured and mature wformation, to learr fob specifications: or to- pursite Some fOr insight and thinking and your tendancy to- examine and ap- of, (P0st-SCCONUMY schooling, to- responsibly discharge the obli- praise wsues and situations tw the light Sf solid virtues and GUNES Sf Ceinocrattc citizenship, and to- ACYL Ce the attitudes, values which we thought had been lost in the prevailing sodal knowledge and skills: needed to develop. your inilividaality. turbulence. Whether or not Yow are, Yel completely HOUWe of Ll, You role tv shaping the C0GMUS of the last guarter On the you are itv the vanguard of your times twentieth century ts w critical one. I hope that your education ST an gral for your generation and for the world you will has prepared you to- meet the ch allenges ahead. make for US), wh wish, you Godspeed. Assistant Prinapal Assistant Principal John F. Joyce D. Moore i ; , 4 _ Row 1 — Mrs. Mary Crowley, Mayor McLaughlin, Mr. Edward Johnson, Dr. Joseph Carroll, Superintendent of Schools _ Dr. Edward Cataldo. Row 2 — Mr. Ron Saudelli, Miss Sherry Wise, Mrs. _ Holly vomEigen, Mr. Arthur Thomas. Absent: Mr. Louis Amadio,School - Committee. : ‘ sarge a Reet | Mise Mary Addante Miss, Helen Albidge i Z, . WA | ; P 2 ; j a a | ° s j Vi worth kA ee SS LY 4 : ail Ms DANTE RE Mp. Lawrence Wartlete Miss. Louse Bigott Mr. bgidio- Bisceglia Miss, Claire Bisol Mrs, Bette Ann Blunt Mrs. Caryl Buckley Mrs: Ange LL buss: Miss: Kathe; 11. Buss: AMT ERPD ES ADE HAEI SAE SPORE EHERE ELE EA ESD - Ms. Olriede Cavanagh Mr. Michaed Cavanagh Miss: Puline Giccone Mrs: len Cleaves Mark Cleaves Miss: Giuliana Gosst = =Nirs. Shelna Cousins. Mrs... Ann-Narte Curley wetmemtmenge penne seater recreate es eps am Eee € ; f pe Gee te je ein ke cir apt nneA oa MI. Mr. bugene Farrel — Mr. Carleton Finch Miss, Anna Forte Mr. Donald Fredd Fr ee, c eel bE LRA hws ERE i Ri earner rear Mrs. Phyllis: Solnson Nr. Wiliam Janciant SCE RIAS RETR, 22S ees Mr. bdward Lattinville Niss Betty Lavin — Mr Francs Leahey Nrs. Eleanor { tuye ee Mrs. Sleanore Leger Ms. Betty Leonawd. Mrs. Soa Liifhine Mr. Soli Magane Mrs. Sandra Maillowx Revs 33 His, eae) es peesesine. Mr. Kary Mitchel Mrs. Giovanna Moynihan Mr. Thomas, Mullins Mr. Charles, Nikitas Me. George Beck Mr. Richard Pelletier Me. Martha Ptre ja en 2k a (i Mr. Mark Stemaszko- er § LOGOS Wee ¥ A cre hy i A P = Mrs. Colleen Despo- Mr. UWlliam Hicks: AND THOUGH DEATH MAY HIDE ME, AND THE GREATER SILENCE ENFOLD ME, YET AGAIN WILL | SEEK YOUR UNDERSTANDING. Kahill Gibran Mr. Robert Brennar Mr Thomas McDermott TODAY | WAS AN ARCHITECT PLANNING A CHILDS’ FU- | TURE. | fad. { Lh, Gab ie UP EE aE cece eer nn ea peers JSecretartes. Bokle, : : Mos. Margaret Maffei, School Nurse Mos. Carolyn Sheldon, School Nurse. Mos. Tudy Blanche Bernard, Elie Focci, School Dieticians. Orlando fiscotti, Arthur Sharos, Felix Przybyszewski, School - We the class of LD) 6 wish to- thank: our class advisors, Mr. Wham Lancia and Miss, Keler Mlridge 2 for al YOW have contributed to- ottr lass. For the past Uree, Years, NOt only, have, you shown wa renarkable anoint of Pulence but also- w CAL deal Of understanding. Ue are deeply grateful for all you LAC done for us as w class, and as tritivid- uals, We will be losing SOME dear friends bul GAUuny rary fora 2C1MOLCES’. Al our love, The class: of 1976 30 Lisa Angelini (Treasurer), De-Vickie Cray (Secretary), Tom McKenna (President), Brenda Charette (Vice-President). To “The Class edie Having SVCH Or class Jor tree, YCOVS: aS S restilert, IS car only SaY We have tackled and successfully conquered MUM tasks, which have never been reached before: U brking together as Ole We have made @ great deal Oh PLOYLESS , Jor out Lass. and, for ourselves. When TS look at the cuss, I see a feeling oS Q oseress, and at the same time S S€E a need for. growth. The conditions at our school during the three, YCOPS here have been different cach. YCOr and for the most put have 20¢ alowed IZZY lO. GLOW and learn lo Our fullest. ( Nur faculty and administration have worked to their GIealest €20- lent to help us. We have learned through this: to- take a long look into the future and SAY, “Kt wont happen agai.” Good luch, and MY. God bless: all Y US, Tom McKenna First row: Christine Anderson, Paul L’Ecuyer, Mary Ellen Cornacchia. Joan Mullaney, Richard Hutchinson, Kathy Gates. Back: Stephen Acerbt ae eth A duns Madeline Algarin Sarak Allain y Pees : 7 7 “Knowledge is isa Hight enriching the warmth of life, a nd fo ke all may pa} in it wee ae it out. yo Christine Anderson eS f ra 6 tf Bruce Anarews: few Angelini LSM Angeline J =) Sey Ohi ;'| Briar Arbo- Janice Arsenault Cheryl MAshey “Life is that which we see and experience through spirit; | But the world around us we come to know through understanding a Mark, Ashton Louse Auger wn Weeden’ al Frank Bangran Susan Basgue Sheresa Basgue Michelle Beauliett We. ww Bs NN f Es Mary Ann Benoit Brenda Bergeron fol Bergeron Michal Bergeron than much knowledge that is idle.” “A little knowledge that acts is worth infinitely more Py mela Bagmar at - Vark. Berube Cynthia Bbesonnette Susan Botvin Joyce Boucher —————————————————— ER Hegory Briss: OF¢ LMOTenCe britt Janda Writton yet ; Ob QIU A 7 Rossanta Campagna c— “Ah, great it is to believe the dream, Linda Catalfano- S ____ thing is to fight life through, And say at th ‘ t Michelle. Chiumento- ® A, Sotn Ciccone Lis Cuntron 2 } yy ' : Webra Goleman Jose Coton Lisa Cote Bruce Coulter Donna Coulter Nebora Grane TS horas Gurley Richard Datgneault ’ ‘ T8 o £2 Mihe De Blois Douglas DeCarotis “The pess imist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; the optimist, the opportunity in every : a es difficulty. forts . is i vn = «=e °s james De Cuarolis Marca De Curotis a RS ys rae JSusare De Mar Kevin Desitets: i ae f + ® : . i . ae . : f. as es . 1 as % af ‘ fn Coxe, Ay Nu Anna DiConza Leon DiGeronimo Sohn Dignard Be Matthew DiNardo Debra D’Innocenzo- ae Michael Doherty Louse Dube Lucy Dube Alar Ducharme } Bradley Srb- Robert Erdmann James Facey Nancy SantoZat Cliiott Feinberg oN Victorta Fini brian HFlathers nce of friendship is entireness, Diana Gallant Richard Gallien Marte Garnet You will find, as you look back ‘upon your life, that t then mor moments when you have done things: fer oe ee . oS Janet Gener w2o- Janda Gentile ‘ Cheryl Gianntno- Norma Gionet Daniel Gettens me and within it is all that Now | realize tha le p for, done and | Windy Goodell Emelin Gould Patricia Gould “Stay” is a charming word in a friend's vocabulary. SPDR tit rep ees: ss Merk Hebert Cheryl Hawkins Yiry Hayes Karen Hazard Bi pe Laura -Lee Kilireth William Hines ? ‘ A a's Ge: Ww erty? Barbara KHKorwitch Joan Kotchhiss Mark Hume Ee S x : “ : ™ ; ORL NS TAY dg ’ ‘ — : MNichad Hume Richard Hutchinson Amber Snfantino- by LOrt Sorgensen Richard Kearney Patricia Kelly Laumela Keogh = . lie . com % Examine your yesterday's ledger and you will find that you are still indebted to people and to” Charles Ktistakis: “a Et : ; mB eer : a Randy La lar ’ Richard La Clair Stanley LaHleur blizabeth Lahti “% = Tenderness and kindness are not signs of weakness and despair, but manifestations of strength and resolution. so LPutricia LUNSA aN owe N ws Brenda Li Canney Mark, La Lrale Murtielle Leblanc feannette Leger JSteven Leger _ The strong grows in solitude where the weak withers away. Ann Leblanc a | 4 ia wl Cathy Lowe | _ 4 Robi Macgilloray Douglas LOM Mark, Licter Now I realize that wherever | am contains all places; and the distar distances. J ni Ee Wayne MacLherson james Maffet et It’s never too soon to do a kindness, and you never knov Lisa Marth w soon it may be too late. Goria Malnat; Noise Martineau upp” Donna Mazzpielid i Putricia Maynard “il j i 4 mt Sharon co UE Carthy Sohn Me Cumber a trmand McGrath bs Tom McKenna MNichad McKinney Brendor McNamara Karen McNamara é a ; y oe 7 Sharrow McNamara Sheila McNamara TS homas Meattey Lum Metterville Mh ye’ ‘ ih +. . SF ee . 4 , Sohn Miller Kathleen Mls ’ h Denis Moguin Soar Mullaney ‘ ae 8 . ae . = Vike “ Vullaney pereeeeees Charles Murray Janet Muzyka A Cmily Naoaroti Kim Nawoortli Kenneth Newcomb Do not hand me a gift-wrapped world; Let me choose 1 Robin Newton Charles Ouellette Frances Fadden Le ous Ltano Nora Lermarint Richard Kermarin To understand the heart and mind of a a person, look n not at what he a already achieved, but: at what he aspires to do. - eo wah bY size ‘ ee 7 ee “ Aierd “a Oe Rotetti Hegory Rotetti Douglas Lulsifer eo ae Nuet e If you wish to see the valleys, climb to the mountain x top; if you desire to see the mountain top, : _rise into the cloud; but if you seek to understand the cloud, close your eyes and wae : ial S n Lia gee OE j : Susan Rainville BR LF . . NG Kevin ice Carmella Kichard Steven KR. “ger Ann Reheat F taese James Rodgers David Kotko- Kenneth Te Py deep a ty Syl Claudin St. Denis wis T nae ATT Philp St. Onge Konstantinos Sulouvardos. Matthew Sambito- Wishes and desires are life’ s occupation. We must strive to realize tite’ s wishes and execu desires whether we will or no. : huiltz G Laul J, S 3 § Scopelliti 1C Maria Sciabarrast JSciabarrast Kenneth Roger Schutt se Lhry se JS se Joseph Shechan CQANMVANE. Ronald JStorro- Let us be of good cheer, remembering that the misfortunes hard nevercome. Eee AR a ees Poe. Ruula Shomarn ‘te, Sharon Sierney Catherine Forcotettt Franaus Shomas Bonnie Velert Daniel West JSusar West Watson Ronda Kolly Wullace Steve White Kieth Woods For every star that falls to earth a new one glows. For every dream that fade grows. When things are not what they would seem you must keep followi while my heart is still believing I'll say good-bye. Pe ee 4 | i % 3 ‘ (aa at caeimmens A | qe te. i a wane S — es LY @ A anes, Pern oer 2 q . ) 4 ( iY a Ee We : (eo ga’. if %) Let as Cie UNDER CLASS EN M. Ahn M. Albee S. Albert C. Algier C. Allain E. Amiburgy W. Amico M. Amirault, D. Anderson R. 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Girouard L. Girouard W. Girouard N. Goldman L. Goodwin B. Granata J. Grassioso L. Graves D. Hare D. Hamel T. Hamei M. Hannigan J. Harkness B. Harris R. Harvie R. Hannie L. Hebert T.Herndon W. Hietala L. Hinds D. Holden E. Holt D. Hume A. tcaboni L. leaboni J. Ibraham E. Ipolitio |. Irvine 88 E. Jablonski H. Jablonski K. Jacques R. Jakola D. Jenkins W. Johansson L. Johnson B. Jones J. Joseph P. Joyal R. Keating J. Keller M. Kelly N. Kelly G. Kemp K. Kennedy D. Kent K. Keogh S. Keslake L. Kielty T. Knight A. Korninskey S. Lacroix J. LaFond M. LaFonte S. LaFortone L. Landry M. Lanza T. LaPalme J. Lapointe L. Larkin T. Lattanzio D. Lauer M., Lavin D. LaVoie P, LaVoie R. LaVoie P. Lawrence E. LeBlanc M. LeBlanc R. L’Ecuyer M. Lee P. Le Febvre W. Le Febvre C. Leger L. Leger G. LeGrand D. Lemieur A. Lemmo C. Lemoine R. Lessard S. Levine R. Lewis D. Lowe }. Lozeau K. Lozier S. Lozter C. Lucier M. Lucier M. Macchione C. Maison S. Malatos C, Mammone D. Mamony L. Mancini J. Mandozzi K, Mann J. 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Semler J. Senee D. Shank S. Shaver ). Shepard A. Shultzy T. Shwartz B. Sicard M. Siciliano R. Sidleau A. Sisoian R. Skippioni D. Sorette M. Sorette S. Spylios P. Stebbins L. Steppe C. Stepton D. St. Laurent D. St. Yves B. Stone J. Tall B. Tardiff K. Tarka P. Tellier A. Tessia M. Thebou N. Thiel L. Thomas L. Thomas N. Thomas S. Thomas L. Thompson J. Tinker D. Tonioli N. Tourigny J. Tucker J. Turbide K. Turcotte K. Turcotte M. Twitchell R. Vaillette S. Vaillette 89 90 D. Valeri L. Valeri R. Valeri S. Valeri T. Valiton R. Ventera P. Vezina T. Vivomore M. Walker R. Walker J. Watts C. Whealan K, Wheeler R. Wheeler B. White R. Wilking W. Wowdard S. Wocdward K. Woods K. Wyman D. Zadrozny D. Zarrelia A. Zemmie L. Zemei Juniors Sue Olivier (Treasurer) Lori L’Ecuyer (Vice-President) Sue Duffy (President) Brenda Parmenter (Secretary) Sophomores Kathy Birtwell (Treasurer) Sherry Gardner (Vice-President) Janet Bessette (Secretary) Janice Les (President) Freshmen David Mullaney (President) Robert Flannigan (Vice-President) Cathy Newton (Secretary) Linda Girouard (Treasurer) 91 ne ‘ pee. BE Sy ee ere wee www TiNiery } CaN Nek s “ ) wy y WOE RN ent Peandy ISS ay) t: way vat KAR ie oer Bane Pali i ) TAM a DAE ryt ee 7) yas ADM u ines) ey Dan ) as eer) ie iy Aten Ae abaaey LESSER 96 es | i Ist row left to right: John Crowley, Ricky Daigneault, Mark Falk, Wayne Hapgood, Mike Pignata, Steve Ringer, Charlie Kirouac, Fran Thomas, Ted Fiffy, Steve D’Onfro, Kevin Buckley. 2nd row left to right: Dan Curley, Billy Fellows, Jack O'Donnell, Bob Frechette, Artie Thomas, Mike Loescher, Jamie Facey, Chris Birtwell, Dave Farineau, Steve DeCarolis, Mark LaPrade. 3rd row left to right: Enzo Cappuccitti, Bernie Gardner, Brad Jackson, Doug Bourgeault, Freddy Charpentier, Mike Malatos, Pat Flannigan, Bob Chalifoux, Louis Lelli, Paul L’Ecuyer, Joe DeCarolis. 4th row left to right: Barry Jackson, Bob Koch, Ron Davis, Jim Hume, Brian Sweeney, Lenny Mallard, Brian Malahy, George Thomas, Bob Yule, Billy Rhodes, Billy Perla, Mark Gasbarro, Coach Leon ‘‘Huck” Hannigan, Dave Horgan, Ted Damko, Bruce Morse ist row right to left: Dan Bissonnette, John DiMarzio, Jim Kinsella, Tom Pirro, Steve Slovenkai, Dave Bodanza, Tony Marro, Buoba Richard, Jim Caisse. 2nd row left to right: Ed Mann, Ray Dauphinais, Tom Carignan, Richard Robichaud, Doug White, Rusty Tata, Greg Storro, Steve Shaw. 3rd row left to right: Coach Mike Vaillette, Dave Wyman, Tony Route, Scott Corliss, Steve Thomas, John Hume, Doug Mathews, Mike Navaroli, Coach Ron Mazzafaro. 4th row left to right: Paul Amadio, Jim Normandin, Leo Gangnon, Mike Leger, Richie DePaolo, Steve Lattanzio, Steve Regopoulis, Absent when picture was taken: Dave Girouard, Carl Wright, Val Elliot, Ross Amico, Louis Senecal. A young but determined Leominster High School Sophomore football team achieved another winning season. Despite many negative obstacles (such as night practice sessions due to double sessions) the team compiled an overall 6 win, 2 loss record. Coach Ron Mazzafaro and Mike Vaillette attributed the winning season to fine team play and unselfish team devo- tion. “A Winner Never Quits and w Lutter Never Wins” § as SZ LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Angelini, Co-Captains Sarah Tucker and Sue Bird, Martha Fay, Debbie Pelletier. Mary Cornacchia, Diane Aveni, Shari Crowley, Rhonda Watson, and Joan Mullaney. In the year 1975 the Leominster High School Blue Devils combined a potent offense with mighty defense to gather an 8-2 record. The Blue and White won the ‘75’ Inaugural over St. Johns, (19-8) and proceeded to defeat Nashua (14- 6), Marlboro, (34-13), Manchester Central (3-0), and St. Peter’s, (35-7) before suffering a depressing (12-7) loss to Manchester Memorial and a (34-14) loss to a still powerful Brockton High School. The Blue Devils bounced back in the final three contests of the campaign by beating Gardner (28-10), Lowell (26-17), and Arch Rival Fitchburg on a cold, rainy Thanksgiving Day (19-0). Two way contributers were co-captains Steve Ringer and Charlie Kirouac. Steve turned in an outstanding season at Fullback and Linebacker, while two way tackle Charlie Kirouac was outstanding in so many ways. Other offensive contributers were (End) Francis Thomas, (Center) Mark Falk, (Guard) Wayne Hapgood, and (Tackle) Bob Yule. Defensive linemen who will be lost through graduation are Co-Captain (Middle Guard) Mike Pignata, (End) John Crowley, and (Tackle) Ted Fiffy. The defensive backs who won't return for another season at good old LHS are Rick Daigneault, Kevin Buckley and Steve D’Onfro. Other people who helped the team in so many ways are Paul L’Ecuyer, George Thomas, Jim Facey, Enzo Cappuc- citti, Bob Koch, Chris Birtwell, Pete Robichaud, David Farineau and Ron Davis. We the LHS senior football player’s wish to extend our appreciation to those coaches, cheerleaders, and boosters who backed us all the way. Thank you “RULES HOME 14 {DOWN {f{jYARDSTo Go Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster St. John’s Nashua Marlboro Central St. Peters Memorial Brocton Gardner Lowell Fitchburg +P qt + ee +44 tt Varsity: Left to right: Ellen Lagoy, Barbara Creed, Tri-Captains Terry Gerado, Paula Thomann and Debbie D’Inncenzo, Joan Mullaney, Lisa Angelini. Top Row: Coach Pat Pothier, Rhonda Watson, (Sue Duffy), Kelly Jancatis, Carol Tourigney, Donna Skinner, Liz Lolli, Lucie Richards, Mary Beth Adams. J.V. Left to ville, Beth Chester, Sandy Fredrickson, Sylvia Barrett, Jodi Mayo, Kathy Leahy. Sept. Oct. Right: Paula Flannigan, Laura Zwicker, DeVicki Grey, Co-Captains Joanne Amorosi and Bonnie Crowley, Janet Muzyka, Sue Rain- Emery. 2nd Row: Coach Pauline Ciccone, Amy Lipkind, Sue Bangrazi, Nancy Tata, Pat Lavin, Lisa VomEign, Sue Olivier, Lisa 16 18 VARSITY Worcester North Doherty Fite hburg Holy Name Wachusett Gardner Holy Name Doherty Fitchburg Wachusett Burncoat Gardner (6-4-2) won 3-0 loss 0-1 won 4-0 tie 2-2 loss 0-1 won 3-1 tie 1-1 loss 0-2 won 3-1 loss 0-2 won 1-0 won 1-0 Freshmen Sophomore Wachusett Gardner tie 0-0 won 2-1 Doherty Fitchburg Holy Name Wachusett Gardner Holy Name Fitchburg Wachusett Gardner Gardner (2-0-1) loss won tie won tie loss won loss tie won 0-1 LHS FIELD HOCKEY The girls varsity field hockey team compiled a season record of 6 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties for the 1975 sear. The girls had key victories over Worces- ter North, Fitchburg, Gardner, and Burncoat High Schools, while tying a powerful Holy Name team twice. Senior tri-captains Deb ‘“Chooch’’ D’Innocenzo and Gerardo lead the scoring with 5 and 14 goals respectfully, followed by se- niors Lisa Angelini and Barbara Creed with 3 apiece and seniors Joan Mullaney, Mary Beth Adams, and sophomore Carol Tourigny all scored once to round out the scoring attack. Terry Gerardo and Barbara Creed were cited for their fine offensive work, — as were senior tri-captain Paula ‘’B.J.’ Thomann and junior Liz Lolli for their. defensive play. ““Chooch” was also praised for her outstanding offensive and | defensive skills throughout the season. The J-V girls wrapped up their season with an even 3-3-3 record. They had | victories over Fitchburg and Wachusett and tied Stong Holy Name and Gardner teams. Senior Janet Muzyka lead all scorers with 6 goals, while seniors Sue Rain- ville, Beth Emery, Co-Captain — JoAnn Amorosi, and junior Sandy Fredrickson each scored once to add to the attack. The offensive unit showed a fine attack throughout the season and the defense was cited for their strong play, lead by senior co-captain Bonnie Crowley. Terry “Ragu” — We Be Do- SN LT EN A ae oy eed ie 1st row left to right: David Zomlefer, James Rudnicky, John Fleck, Tri-Captains Mario Bisol, Michael Catalfamo and Ted Rockwell, Ted Tourigney Dave Altobelli, Il Ahn. 2nd row left to right: Pat O’Donnell, Donny Stebbins, Terry Mullins, Mark Poppel, Mike Ringer, Tony Charielle, Billy DiNardo, Dave Maldari, Dave Boyden, Charlie Christacakos. 3rd row left to right: Coach Emile Johnson, Bob DeSaies, Ron Blanchette, Bill DeVarney, Mark Mullaney, Charlie Murray, Angelo Bisol. Westboro at Quabbin at Holy Name Worcester North Fitchburg at Marlboro St. Peters St. Johns Wachusett Holy Name At St. Johns at Fitchburg 21 + at St. Peters won 27 at Watchusett won 30 Quabbin lost Slsat Worcester North won Nov. 3 Westboro won 5 Marlboro lost Central Mass Tournement Nov. 11. Blackstone Valley Tech. won 15 Milford won 17. Marlboro lost ow Me Fi ee le © NO DODWASONND Ce a erp mh ah = i a 1 j=) Ist row left to right: Jeannie DiNardo, Jane DelleChaie, Sue Girouard, Debbie Johnson, Sheri Alger. 2nd row left to right: Amber Infentino, Sandy Britton, Sue Voyles, Karen Karsh, Sheila Vezina. Through hard work and the expert es of Emile Johnson, Jr. the LHS Booters finished the 1975 regular season with a 13-3-2 record. Led by Tri Cap- tains Ted Rockwell, Mario Bisol, and Mike Catalfamo the team was out to extend their 2 year unbeaten streak which stood at 32 games. With the help of returning seniors Dave Zomlefer, Dave Altobelli, Ken Tourigney, Jim Rudnicky, John Fleck, Charles Ktistikis, Pat O’Donnell, Il Ahn and Charlie Murray the season began in fashionable form. The Devils upped their unbeaten streak to 42 games with victories over Westboro, Quabbin, Worcester North, Fitchburg, St. Peters, St. Johns, Wachusett and Holy Name while tying both Marlboro and Holy Name. The Booters received their first loss in 3 years at the hands of a powerful St. Johns team. Leominsters record of 13-3-2 earned them a third place seeding in the first Central Mass Tournement. This years offensive attack was led by Senior Mario Bisol who contributed 20 and 11 assists through 21 games. Sophmore winger Bob DeShaiese added 11 goals and 8 assist along with Dave Zomlefer who chipped in 2 goals and 8 assists from his inside posi- tion. The LHS defensive unit contained all but one Senior Starter Tri Captain Ted Rockwell anchored a solid defensive unit as well as contributing 6 goals and 4 as- sist from his Center halfback position. With the help of returning defenders, Dave Altobelli, Ken Tourigney, Jim Rudnicky, and John Fleck, Mike Catalfamo recorded 11 shutouts throughout the season. Through hard work and great coaching the LHS soccer team again expressed the winning spirit of Leominster High School. $A rr nr SPN SRLS ELI NS EE RHE ES MOS 1st row left to right: Spylios Regopoulos, Tom Rodgers, Lee Ann Maciano. 2nd row: Bob Ellis, Peter Bovenzi, James Rogers, John Miller, Glen Ridlon, lan Jablonski, Chris Derby. Coach Mark Cleaves In what can only be termed a disappointing year, the Blue Devil harriers finished with a record of one win and nine losses. With only four veteran runners returning from the previous year’s team, the largely inexperienced Leominster runners had difficulty with their more experienced and unusually strong opponents. On a positive note, Rick Walder was the top Blue Devil runner all season taking first place in two meets. John Miller, Chris Derby, Glenn Ridlon and Bob Ellis, all showed improvement over the season with Chris Derby being voted the Most Improved runner by his teammates. Leanne Marciano, the only female team member, ran very well at season’s end and was among the top ten finishers in two girls invita- tional meets, placing ninth in the CMC meet and seventh in the Shrewsbury road race. Leominster 44 St. John’s 19 Leominster 47 Monty Tech 16 Leominster 50 Gardner 15 Leominster 43 St. Bernard’s 18 Leominster 45 Doherty 18 Leominster 41 Nashoba 20 Leominster 40 Fitchburg 19 Leominster 40 Holy Name 19 Leominster 28 Notre Dame 29 Leominster 40 19 Also competed in: Wachusett Invitational, Lunenburg Invitational, and Central Mass. Conference meets. Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Cambridge Milford Newton South Wayland Bedford Gardner Fitchburg Action Milford SC Ist row left to right: Sarah Pieramini, Wendy Goodell, Pam Berman, Coach Bobby Buckley. 2nd row left to right: Therese Biscelgia, Debbie Crane, Kathy Biery, Ann DiNardo, Barbara Horwicth. 3rd row left to right; Sue Kline, Colleen Nannery, Charlene, Carrier, Cindy Brewster, Martha Fay. Bo-GBo- Skt watter otter ti RAS EI cr, Girl’s Swim Team The girls swim team almost tripled its number this year. There were 53 girls splashing up and down that pool during our dinnertime practices. The freshmen and sophomores were very enthusiastic and show us a great future. Our 3 and 6 record was due to a lack of experience in depth. Constant first place finishers included: co-captains Wendy Goodell and Sarah Piermarini, Pam Bergman and Colleen Nan- nery. The younger girls placed, but the lack of experience often meant the difference between second and third place. The most exciting meet was in Cambridge when the last event brought us from behind for an 84 to 82 victory. The most rewarding meet was the victory over Fitchburg when the sec- ond and third place girls were so important in the 48-35 win over the red and grey. . ee sane = -= ? mm Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Winchester Gardner Melford Melrose Newton South Woburn Fitchburg Watertown Belmont Weston Concord Carlisle 47 ae 47 61 31 37 15 102 118 51 1st row left to right: Dave Richards, Kevin Bigelow, Dick Gaudet, Doug Lozier, Keith VomEigen, Jack Miller, Charlie Murray. 2nd row left to right: Brad Peavey, Craig Brothiem, Jay Brothiem, Steve Valeri, Tom Palazzi, Steve Solvenki. 3rd row left to right: Coach Dick Johnson, Peter Kilcoyne, Bob Gaudet, Tom Barron, Steve Seuss, Jeff Raboin. This season was a momentous one in the history of L.H.S. Swim Team. For the first time in twenty-three years we had a J.V. team. It was also our first year of competition in the Greater Boston Inter-Scholastic Swimming League-Western Conference. Mark Landanno M.V.P. swimmer finished second in the Confer- ence Championships, then set a new school record for eleven dives by nearly seventy points, and came in tenth in the State Championships. Co-Captains Doug Lozier and Keith vom Eigen, showed marked improvement, Lozier in the Butterfly and Individual Medley and vom Eigen in the IM and Breaststroke. Other let- termen were Charlie Murray, Jay and Craig Brothiem, Jack Miller, Steve Slovenkai, Mark Kinsella, Tom Barron, Steve Valeri and Bob Gaudet. The girls’ varsity basketball team compiled a 9-8 record to post their first winning season in several years. The squad held high scoring teams well below their averages with a strong triangle and two defense, while the offense was led by seniors Paula Thomann, Wendy Goodell, and Deb D’Innocenzo with 7.7, 7.0, and 9.5 averages respectfully. The seniors proved to be the backbone of the team with great potential shown from the underclassmen for years to come. Rebounding chores were led by Wendy Goodell and “Chooch” D’Innocenzo, with Sarah Piermarini getting her share off the boards. Some highlights of the season were: a victory over undefeated Wachusett Regional, arch-rival Fitchburg, Clinton, St. Peter’s, Marian, and Worcester North. at ipartehecrey ra mies sipomiieys Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster St. Peter’s Clinton Worcester North Holy Name St. Peter’s Clinton Gardner Fitchburg St. Bernards Wachusetts Marian Holy Name Wachusett Marian Gardner Fitchburg St. Bernards Ist row left to right: Diane Duffy, Kathy Arsenault, Sue Rainville, Pat Powers, Ann DiNardo. 2nd row left to right: Carl Wennerberg, Sue Bangrazi, Jodi Mayo, Nancy Tata, Donna Skinner, Beth Scola, Kathy Leahey, Ellen Lagoy. 7 _ Ist row left to right: Deb D’Innocenzo, Terry Gerado, Lidia Cossi, Captain Paula Thomann, Wendy Goodell, Sarah Piermarini, 2nd row left to right: Coach Wennerberg, Deb Cornier, Donna Daveau, Mary Allard, Carol Tourigny, Linda Voutour, Coach Bobbie Buckley. Ist row left to right: Steve DiGeronimo, Richard Hutchinson, Rick Daigneault, Kevin Buckley, Joe DeCarolis. 2nd row left to right: Coach Ron Mazzaferro, John Crawley, Jeff Giadone, John Regan, Mark Gasbarro, Dan Curley, Manager Joe Casey. “A winner never quits and a quitter never wins” is an old cliche that precisely summarizes the attitude of the L.H.S. Varsity Basketball Team. The team, under first year head coach Ron Mazzaferro, won six of their last nine games to qualify for the districts and post-season play. Carrying the team to a hard earned, but well achieved 13-9 season record were seniors Ricky Daigneault (Team’s M.V.P.), John Regan (Leading Rebounder), Jeff Giadone, John Crawley, Rich Hutchinson, and Kevin Buckely. Juniors contributing to the team’s success were Steve DiGeronimo, Dan Curley, Mark Gasbarro, and Joe DeCarolis. After compiling a record of 12 wins and 8 loses, which included impressive victories over Holy Name of Worcester, Wachusett Regional, and Shrewsbury High, the team had to win their last game of the season. The game was played ai home against powerful Clinton High. The stage was set for a partisan crowd of 750 people as the Blue Devils exploded for a tough 65-61 victory and a District III, Division | playoff berth. Yes, it was Ricky Daigneault on the outstretched shoulders of several fans and players taking the ‘symbolic net’’ representing a most successful season of Leominster High Basketball. “She Road So She Districts” Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster St. Peter’s Clinton North Middlesex St. Bernard's Marlboro Shrewsbury Wachusett St. Bernard’s Holy Name Fitchburg St. John’s Algonquin St. Peter’s Gardner Wachusett Holy Name St. Bernard’s ST. John’s Gardner Fitchburg Marlboro Clinton Ist row left to right: Louis Lelli, Steve Thomas, Scott Bigelow, Jeff Cormier, Dave DiNardo. 2nd row left to right: Coach Dave Horgan, Mark Smith, Bob Baker, Don Farrineau, Ron Lavoie, Toby Brown, Scott Corliss. Players: Row 1 Left to Right: Jim Larkin, Fred Charpentier, John Bagley (co-captain), Brad Erb (co-captain), Bobby Richard, Barry Anderson, Craig Baker, Wayne Amico. Row 2 Left to Right: Coach Morano, Mike Navaroli, Dave Anderson, Brian Brunnell, Ted Rockwell (co-captain), Mike Ringer, Gillis Eagle, Joe Sheehan, Tom Poirier, Tony Charielle. Absent when picture was taken: Bill Charpentier. The Blue Devils’ Hockey Team completed the most successful season in the school’s history by finishing with a record of 17-0-1 and winning the league championship. The Devils, under the lead- ership of first year head coach Rick Morano, were led by the high scoring first line of tri-captains Brad Erb, John Bagley, and Notre Dame transfer Bobby Richard. Brad won the league scoring title for the second year with 36 goals and 36 assists, while John finished third with 26 goals and 26 assists and Bobby fifth w ith 19 goals and 25 assists. The experienced LHS defense was led by All Star tri-cap- tain Ted Rockwell and seniors, Dave Anderson, Tom Poirier and Joe Sheehan. Leominster’s defense was bolstered by the strong play of sophomore goaltender Mike Navaroli and junior back up Tony Charielle. The Devils clinched the championship with three decisive vic- tories over St. Bernards, Notre Dame, and Fitchburg, and were seeded first in the district playoffs winning the Division II and Dis- trict Championship title, making them eligible to participate in state competition where they were finally defeated by Taconie High of Pittsfield. Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster amit WOHINODTANDAADOWW HAD OO —_ Murdock St. Bernard’s Notre Dame Lunenburg Nashoba Fitchburg Monty Tech Gardner Lunenburg Notre Dame Gardner Fitchburg St. Bernards Hudson Ctholic Monty Tech Nashoba Hudson Catholic SY 98 F a Prey waka) Py RREARES nae aie rr pawed atte fT ELE, Tic Pg ff 17 Bima We HAO 8 egy ” ++ 1st row left to right: Phil Similia, Jamie Facey, Mike Bergeron, Wayne Hapgood, Russell Marcoux, Rick Corliss. 2nd row left to right: Coach Vaillette, Mike Lanza, lvan Cormier, Billy Normandin, Jim Caisse, Brian Landry, Enzo Cappuccitti, Steve Baron. The largest squad in the history of Leominster High School wrestling, was made up of 35 boys, on the 1975-76 L.H.S. wrestling team. The team was very inexperienced with only 5 seniors and this lack of experience resulted in a final record of 7-9. The five seniors, Russ Marcoux, Ji m Facey, Enzo Cappuccitti and Co-Captains Mike Ber- geron and Wayne Hapgood made up the nucleus of this year’s team. All five boys were not only outstanding wrestlers but provided out- standing leadership to the other members of the team. The outlook for next year’s team should be good, with the experience gained by Mike Lanza and Steve Baron both freshmen, sophomore Jim Caisse, and juniors Phil Similia, lvan Cormier, Brian Landry, Jack O'Donnell and Rick Corliss. The leading wrestlers on this years team were Phil Similia 11-5, Russ Marcoux 9-5-2, lvan Cor- mier 12-3 Mike Bergeron 14-2, and Wayne Hap- good 13-3. With over thirty boys returning next year, Coach Dubzinski and Coach Vaillette are look- ing to a successful year for L.H.S. wrestling. Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Newton South Westford Academy Shrewsbury Lawrence Concord- Carlisle Ayer Algonquin Regional Malden Tewksbury Marlboro Ashland Springfield Tech. Quabbin Re gional Nashua Gardner 31 HED 13 33 30 30 US, ayers sanagy ei scion WS LIE Ist row left to right: John Cote, Bernie Gardner, Co-captains Fran Thomas, Rick Wilder, Bob Frechette, Dave Rabion. 2nd row left to right: Jim L’Ecuyer, David Craigue, Jim Rogers, Rick Horgan, David King, Artie Thomas. 3rd row left to right: George Thomas, Bruce Mandozzi, Rick Gallien, Colleen Mason, Liz Pitts, Renee Cote, Leanne Marciano, Coach Charlie Surdyga. The 1975-76 Leominster High Indoor track team completed an undefeated season capturing the Central Mass. Suburban League Title in duel meet competition with a successful 7-0 campaign. Co-Captain Rick Wilder set a new L.H.S. record in the Mile Run with a span of 4:47.9 sec. Rick placed 3rd at the League Invitational meet in the 1000 yd. event. The other Co-Captain Fran Thomas, collected 33 points on the year and set a new L.H.S. record along with three others Art Thomas, Rick Gallien and Bruce Mandozzi in the Relay event with a 2:11.6 Senior Charlie Kirouac, the second point scorer with 50 points, set a League record in the Shot Put Event with a heave of 55’82 ’ exceeding the previous mark by six feet. Kirouac placed second in the ‘State Class B’’ Shot Put and the New England track meet. Junior, Bob Frechette, tied the Central Mass. League record in the 45 yd. dash at 5.0 sec., and set new league records in the 600 with a timing of 118.25. He won ‘State Class B” honors at Reading Ma. winning the 300 in a school record pace of 34.3. Leominster 48 Leominster 77 Leominster 64 Leominster 51 Wachusett 29 Algonquin 0 (forfeit) Groton 13 Monty Tech 16 Leominster 4612 North 3012 St. Johns 36 Burncoat 33 Fitchburg 35 Doherty 41 Narragansett 9 (forfeit) Leominster 14 Leominster 43 Leominster 42 Leominster 36 Leominster 77 Ist row: Sue Bird, Kathy Cabana, Diane Aveni, Janet Muzyka, De-Vickie Gray, Kathy Biery, Joanne Gendron. 2nd row: Mark Landanno, Scott Smith, Carmela Richards, Martha Fay, Lisa Chester, Cathy Crowley, Amy Lipkind, Fred Walker, Ronny Davis. Tey BIg wu. paces uae tieamene amie an “Duck Soup” Finding many new talents, the Leominster High School Gymnastic Team concluded its second year of competition. Reflecting back, team members find it hard to forget those ; Gallagher practices, imaginary balance beams and sore hands. Supporting the team in all aspects were seniors Sue Bird and Carmella Richard on floor exercise along with Janet , ee 5 Muzyka and De-Vickie Gray on uneven bars. Be | Bae y uaa Senior boys Scott Smith, Fred Walker, Mark Landanno, eee eae : and Robbie Lucier will also be missed as very strong com- petitors. Nee ed MW ay acd LA Ve ttt eI FY Y le . S. = ‘ x alt . aight ’ nh L = fa! Leen ay, i Ist row | to r — Sylvia Leblanc, Joanne Amorosi, Susan Rainville, Debby D’Innocenzo, Theresa Gerado, Mary Beth Adams, Wendy Goodell, Cathy Crowley. 2nd row — Loretta Barrett, Sally Wyman, Kathleen Gates, Ronda Watson, Lisa Christoforo, Therese Bisceglia, Leisa Chester, Kelly Laferty, Maria lacobini. 3rd row — Lucy Richards, Sandy Fredrickson, De-Vicki Gray, Ellen LaGoy, Laura Zwicker, Cathy Biery, Pamela Bergman, Diane Aveni, Janet Muzyka, Joan Mullaney, Susan Duffy. 4th row — Cindy Symkowski, Cathy Cabana, Nancy Tata, Diane Duffy, Terry Basque, Wanda Pierce, Sherry Crowley, Martha Fay, Kim Palioka, Pat Lavin, Liz Lolli, Sue Olivier, Lisa VomEigen, Lori L’Ecuyer. 5th row — Jo-Anne Gendron, Donna Massey, Sarah Piermarini, Coleen Nanery, Debby Pelletier, Sue Bird, Paula Thomann, Renee Cote, Jodi Mayo, Sue Bangrazi, Donna Skinner, Lydia Cossi, Barbara Horwitch. URES Rye | a ae a. ae a rr 2 Bs Nore 2 pees SaQay “She Night Shorea Spent ty Juul” This year’s Senior Class play was based on a bi- centennial theme. “The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail” is a very real and touching review of Henry David Thoreau’s life and beliefs. Henry David was a very idealistic young man who was willing to pay the consequences for his beliefs. He was continually badgered throughout the play by Ralph Waldo Emerson to lower his values so that he might live more easily within the community. Thoreau was probably the only one to refuse to pay taxes to support the Mexican invasion for which he spent a night in jail. The play was well acted and directed and the idea of projected scenery and music as background was a refreshing idea. The Shepherd Award, presented annually, was es- tablished in 1959 by Zamair Shepherd in recognition of the importance of the arts in education. This year’s awards were presented to: Elliot Feinberg — Best Actor Kathleen Gates — Best Actress Scott Grammel — Best Supporting Actor Waldo Lydian Mother Aunt Mariah Henry John Bailey Deacon Ball Ellen Sam Staples Edward Farmer Woman Williams Drummer Scott Grammel Kim Venterea Doreen Vaillette Carol Allard Kathleen Gates Deborah Maynard Elliot Feinberg John Miller Douglas Lozier Richard Wilder Donna Massey Christine Anderson Glenn Ridlon James L’Ecuyer Enzo Cappuccitti Sarah Piermarini Paul L’Ecuyer Patricia Doucette Soldiers and Townspeople: Mario Bisol John Bagley David Zomlefter Enzo Cappuccitti Steve D’Onfro Kevin Buckley John Crawley Rick Daigneault Wayne Hapgood Richard Hutchinson John Flect oe wha a Dies ie i Geng cobalt Sie aN 4 SOON RRA NRT DN HOS KD) “aN Lay AUST G0 CARTER e ‘ 3 ‘ : He ON oe ial tate Dear Bette Ann, The members of the 1976 Magnet Staff sincerely appreci- ate your assistance and guidance in the making of a suc- cessful bicentennial yearbook. Through all the trying times you stuck by our sides and supported our creative thoughts. May this be a yearbook you'll always remember, because it’s one we'll never forget! Thank you for all the good times. We’ve learned alot, and that we can’t please everybody. IT’S BEEN REAL !!! The Staff eel Dear Sandy, The Magnet Business Staff would like to thank you very deeply for your time and support, but most of all for the pa- tience and guidance that you gave to each one of us. Sandy, you have become close and special to us. In the many weeks we have worked together, if there were any angry feelings, you have not shown them to us. This is one of the many qualities that makes you a close friend. We have walked together in our accomplishments, we have many memories that will always be with us. As the years go by we will always treasure your friendship. ; Thanks for listening to all our problems, and there were — many! Love, The 1976 Magnet Business Staff P.S. Thanks for the FANTASTIC LUNCH! i LR ARREARS Ar Behe rhe tN Ce eed AVENE Ae SAH SSW IN Ss id NN Ff , Hn? ay PUN eats ery yyy Soha rey ' AY aae ! ; arti si tte BOER VAT perc: age os URI ADS Serge bend 7 ‘ Peery fs rs « Ce en ie! Oh A HE Any Sh ‘ mere . WERT AALY EA UOT TR VRS BESO y Pay Ps A ORM OIUN ets ALS Sei) Ore sane OETA): ARGS at shy eS oven ny pect WieteSreRe sakes Editorial Staff : Bi REE ULE EL eas near ens ROR Ce SSR BE AGHe OMI SPRY HeRAD a SORRY ATG Lori Phillips, Bernie Brault, Lisa Shepard, Therese Bisceglia, Donna Coulter, Joanne Amorosi, Janet Muzyka, Joanne DiGloria, April Manzello, Lisa Petitto, Jeanne DiNardo, Lisa Angelini, Cindy Bissonette, Marcia DeCarolis, Rae Ann LeMay, Tony Caponi, Tom Curly, Patty Lamsa, John Cote, Pam Keogh, Peter Davis, Joan Hanson, Jo-Ann Sisoian, Debbie Sanborn. ‘ | Beth Tata, Julie Brideau, Darlene Forest, Sandie Gentile, Bonnie Zephir, Elaine Fortin, Maryellen Roach, Carol Scaramuzzi. | | I 6 ) ove | | Th me | li | | 1} | lly. Wl Ye if Co you eae 1 inthe er pe | $ e of yo the u read | is the life but | Mi and nkin et ‘oth cance, and PUTT TT call e title gnifi past tas |y i on't b That in your, : pal to man ci vi a resent. ing tie ad if il withi APH he til 1 Gals, Ab ass! | | i involved - ns; louble sess s panne i! |} | | | lity as it develop: i} ell as ot a Wu ini | t urself if But | fF ve uth and t d dual Be ‘8 cial n | f i ii as Aili sections, wel | Ol $ t af do dges d the Is; ne men ing. qual expres LAW AAl holds s iti he Hii loin y your Mi ur drea an’s u th love, lfrer poignantly ssi s such k 6 y yeartt : ¢ oth Looking Gle jought-provoki essing. ts t e jul len; as) 1} iH] Wh] HTT | a WET Ht | HVVUTCVHUTHUVUOEECERATOUAT TAHT HAUP ET We iy) | | ] itt | | | HH} yh i | |} | n | | | H1 | | | | | ! WT | as individuals, Ht afraid sels; lass av anc Ahi tassel je May 0 pri er p beli ce t net v il c H ood e nt Wh ghts ie er n ul. Enjo you nat only i attain and wi a may | i i lly ‘a ini all el Hil fe. M ear mis a vit Wn i { le Mag nt machin tion t as under «thr ions o fh li or. ents. Lu HAA edo Members tho find uremem 9 come in y iba e de m yur ni | i al 1 shot | st k your ng; stuc C en u y i Mf uu were ret Editorial Advisor ul ii aqua las m | Wil} { rtar oke I il Nhen yo al i NA . nnial s cn t i n n t ¢ blue) f | i k Cc D re p il ch ve he for i i “pull 't you it i ng, m in | Thoughtfu na $$ t ¢ i § | nxio most i | da Si s, ht r ye 11) u 141] fi ear Indivi pinionat | Op! W n 1 HAH] HI sched om d arboo gnet e. ? f what ex vi sul : fu this tur a | sonal axpre _ wictio ill Es fin Mae | | | | yearbook suc ° | | | | 1 H an re toncludl _ 8 strife-torn E “ent ‘as an eager yo | ters’ from E “seeking ane ; + from religious f per- secution, a de ae government, oppression, ar poverty —— had stepped upon the shores of the New | World as pioneers. They had clung, eee and created j,conimunities shaped aceg n ‘unity, ol | — const. | mprove “which pervaded earts. at of the coloni “ the i energies - thus giving™ them “the freedom they so ardent , FR ideas : ation ee | | cessant hange. Let us find ways ct Union.” A laney som a WA Se Hints 4 tenths ane M6 1aASY ey ee the loose ends of the yearbook. A special thank you to Janet ee for. hae Ou and Fitter ay organization on the ee section. Also, to Jo-Ann Sisoian for. coordinating the | ok owes a debt ee in order to reach ee 7 Antena 5K ; ee Re aun : bai A WELL DESERVED THANK YOU! a ay 4 oy a x = a 4 ld ‘ . oa | te “2 4 PAS ae M is i sd Ca ics St bi gl lj ae) ; ‘ j - ‘ Life affords no higher pleasure than that of surmounting difficulties, passing from one step of success to another, forming new wishes and seeing them gratified. Samuel Johnson Dedication .. Director's Ls ’ é ties, Thiet sorns a 4 SN ae Ganka + ERE eae. Nid eid lee j ‘ + = ’ a ae . wae ¢ 4 7] ‘ I : ‘ ante essen instainnentndbasisna ica isiTcamontiti ihe ish SSAA aT ; r sare lied about, bei, | being hated, don’t give way ire, And yet don’t look too good, nor talk too wise ou can dream — and not make dreams your f you can meet with Triumph and Disaster nd treat those two impostors just the same; jou Can bear to hear the truth you've spoken to make a ae fools, ster; ou can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, r walk with Kings — nor lose the common tot either foes nor loving friends can hurt you, f all men count with you, but none too much; ou Can fill the unforgiving minute ith sixty s econds’ worth of distance run, rs is the Earth and everything that’s in it, nd — which is more — you'll be a Man, my By R. Kipling Mr. Robert Hemenway If there is a person to whom the class of 1976 will forever be indebted, he is Mr. Robert Hemenway, our class advisor. Whenever we, the class as a whole, or any person needed advice or aid, an attentive ear or helping hand could be found with him. Throughout our years at L.T.H.S., Mr. Hemenway has become more than just a teacher and class advisor — he has become a trusted friend. With fondest memories of the times we have all shared, we the Bicentennial class of 1976 at L.T.H.S., dedicate this year- book to Mr. Robert Hemenway for everything he has done for us. i fr ee Viti. iy Directors: Message CONGRATULATIONS: THE CLASS OF ‘76 WILL PERHAPS REMEMBER THEIR GRADUATION MORE VIVIDLY IN THE YEARS TO COME THAN MANY OTHER GRADUATING CLASSES. THE COINCIDENCE OF OUR NATION'S BICEN- TENNIAL ANNIVERSARY AND YOUR GRADUATION WILL SERVE AS A CONSTANT REMINDER OF THE DUTY TO ONE’S SELF AND ONE’S COUNTRY, A COUNTRY IN WHICH ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE. YOUR STRENGTH, COURAGE AND AMBITION WILL CONTROL YOUR DESTINY IN THE YEARS TO COME. THE ROAD BEHIND WAS NOT EASY, NOR IS THE ROAD AHEAD, BUT THE CLASS OF '76 CAN BION AF. Robert T. Archibald, Director Leominster Trade High School Mr. Harold Mooney Mr. Wllliam Merce Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. (Emerson) Every class that graduates must meet a challenge greater than that of the class that precedes it. The Class of 1976 must be made of sterner stuff, be willing to walk the extra mile, in order to succeed in this fast changing world we live in. The teachers and other staff feel sure that the Class of 1976 can rise to the challenge of today’s world and will become our best advertisement of the programs at the Leominster Trade High School. The secret of success is constancy to purpose. (Disreali) BAR ARERR NRE Mrs. Irene Lrotettt My, Sohn TSFiata What is w Friend? What is a friend? Quite a number of things. A welcome hello when the telephone rings. A person who borrows — but also will lend — Who hears all your woes from beginning to end — A friend is a comfortable afternoon shared — A note sent to show you that somebody cared — A friend is the magic that brightens your day And a friend is what you are in every way. Geraldine Richelson Shas Sai oe Me. Michael Bungrazi Me. Angelo Bisol - Area Shope Instructor Fontaine Mr. Armand Gilbert Mechanics Mr. Sohn Goubeaud Lhysical Education Mr. Robert Harrington Drafting Mr. Howard Hatch Mechanics Mr. Robert Hemenway Drafting Special Needs Me. Toh Rede lect onus: 11 SS : NN S onglish RP LacZ “Fy Mr. Edwin Carper Wifred LeBlanc Auuto- MA SV Y boty : Mr. ‘ : SS N S N Ng S 3 NS LS 'S SNS ) S Woryl L “ 2) : lectrontt Mr. Frank Pee Ht Shee, My MNrthir Mountzuris History Mr. David Lapagnt i Carhentry Mr. Shomas Lory Our Favorite Sub Mrs. Irene Lrotettt JSewretary Miss: Kathy Rheuult Mathernatics: Mr Leter Sobel SLCC OMS: i} a Ge es ’ Sesser 2 zereestessscesi AER RAPD 8D a. Ret Valera Instructor LOS tLe Fata JSeraay Mrs: Mr. Charles: MNulti- Area Shop 14 omen omens ec ST camestiall ethene Doemenal — itis EOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL a: FOOTBALL SOREDLE Shem! Byy p20)! steer Aes Sn ate petctin il Cheryl Wise (President), Mike Girouard (Vice President), Bernie Brault (Treasurer), Jody Joseph (Secretary). ecppreuruaescramasemsesmnecaae | —en tS | . ‘ a3 i To The Class of 1976 As part of the nationwide Class of 1976, we have learned about the first two hundred years in our country’s history. And now we are leaving to seek a beginning, one in which we will be making the most of our skills, on which the future of our nation and community will rely. Bernie Brault Class, Advisor It has been a pleasure working with the Se- nior Class and my best wishes go with you in all your future endeavors. Robert F. Hemenway op j we Pa o Ft P . 7 . fp ’ A | yA ‘ ry’ a, tf AS a} 5 FP, Mr. Robert Hemenway Bernie Brault Cheryl Wise Peter Davis Mike Murphy Mark Pascarelli John Cote Maryellen Roach Cheryl (Bubbles) Wise UW Michael Anderson Peter Andries Bruce Barrows Kevin Bartlett Billy Belton Kevin Bliss Rheal Bourque John Brady Michael Buono David Burns Dan Castonguay Kenneth Collette James Constant David Farineau George Hamel Jim Hulecki Joe Hulecki Richard lacobone Michael Keane Steve Lamoureaux Jody Joseph Ronald LeBlanc Paul LeBlanc Mark Landanno John Murphy Micheal Leger Bernard Leger Micheal Murphy Joseph Palermo Mark Petit Thomas Poirier Martin Puma Gerard Vallencourt Ronald Saudelli Carlos Vincente LE ESLER ENG The little things Are most worthwhile — A quiet word, A look, a smile, A listening ear That's quick to share Another's thoughts, Another's care . Though sometimes they may seem Quite small, These little things Mean most of all. Margaret Lindsey Michael Selhost Cheryl Wise CARPENTRY haae é : 4 SS Te ae Se a cee om Sa a He a a —— ? ee ee aa a SeTS ee ee oe ee ee ee 3 EE eR Beerersees J ee SERESEE a4 load Zz wa oa [era x O | ana Q oO jaa) O e @) x tthe, ne t Shick Eee eee. brs e ater ei creel tet.vthia nba: aetired tennant cna, Ypatiiasi Wiliit stecsiaeion = irtcmece Pacenrinb nee nieti tare bi hiak P20 OoVu ke v Bag 38 Front Row — left to right: Bernie Brault, President; Mark McHugh, Vincent Spingola, Steve Ducharme, Team Captain; Frank Dassau, William Siegel, Jeff Keller, Scott Bernard, Pat Mon- teverde. Center: Don Preville. Back Row — left to right: Richard Mailloux, Advisor; Daryll Hacker, Mike Marini, David Lastella, Dan Salafia, William Johansson, Phil Brault, Tony Berry, Ralph D’Onfro, Coach. Absent when taken: Mark Pascarelli, Vice President; Ken Denis, Wayne LaCou- ture. : ark Pascarel i YD 3 a or transporta Hi ing and ad scion OTT LAINE acca . 4 « ' th Scone sf? i a lie Jie ion 8 iguay, Bas + a ae Peek ik te Oe Aubuchon, Paul, 8 Grant | Duchesneau, D. rt 2 Duval, Dean, 37 ; j Bissonnette, % ,39 Longwood Ave. t, Michael, 43 Orchard St. ourt, Gerard, 235 Seventh St. apes eee tg Vicente, Carolos, Debbie Drive Be Re Pamela’Bergman, 5 Ed Bg “Franklin: St 4 Madeline Algarin, 79 Mechanic St. rnard, 150 Spruce St. - 2 Carol Allard, 278 Water St. erry, 47 Princeton St. ' David Altobelli, 12 Beacon St. Berube, 390 Mechanic Douglas Altobelli, 114 King Ave. James Amirault, 55 Terrace Dr. Joanne Amorosi, 350 Central St. Baron Bow William Bowser, 535 Main Stree : Diana Branch, 16 Central PI. Suzanne Brassard, 86 Pleasant Lisa Christoforo, 78 Sylvan Ave. Maryann Christoforo, 73 Colburn St. Michelle Chiumento, 30 Crystal Ave. John Ciccone, Overlook Dr. Luis Cintron, 67 Central St. Wicter Eivita, 310 Lincoln St. Michael Coffey, 16 Bruce St. Blair Cole, 78 High St. Debra Coleman, 76 Allen St. Jose Colon, 47 Adams Sr Thomas Gondof, 59 Hardy Dr. Ann Congram, 82 Pierce St. Beadicy Conner, 177 Ninth St. Corinne Cormier, 44 Glenwood Dr. £ Donna Cormier, 3 8 Blossom St. FURNACES RELIED SRI ON TNT IN REE _ Mary eS Cornacchia, 16 Orchard St. x E sce Pleasant, 3, 27%. — % , has ape aorta gnsoten Ne ve iageenvennSY ARRON NAAT ABAD “Do ha Co ulter, 20 Tisdale Ave. Fie Thomas colt. a 89 West St. Richard Dag eaan wae’ Orchard St. Stephen Croucher, 407 Mechanic St. Rey Donna Dag inais, “60 Per St Erdman, 38 | Hingham Ct. Pies. fe uise Dube, 205 ve St. te ‘Michael Faley, 298 Lancaster St. Anna DiConza, 224 Water St. . Jesse Espinosa, 79 Mechanic St. — Leon DiConza, 45 Stetson Ave. James Facey, 25 Appleton Pl. . n$ ina . jami ith St 119 Sm Ben 518 Pleasant 13 Reg , O 57 190 n ee in, ionet, lann Giadone ; Goldberg, a Goldman ndy Goodell PO inda Gauv Jeffrey Cheryl G Norma G Ss loid Ave. pe Ce lao} wa 7) pe In iam Pky. St ith,55 D 215 Merr 806 Ma iSCO Vv 6 156 Stuart Ave 178 South St. iss illardet, 178 South St. illardet Galbra Sa , , , sates istine Kathleen Jean Ga Joan Ga Chri ee tae Shelley Hesket aster St. Patricia Lam Brenda Lann: y, - Mark LaPrade, 11! No Ann LeBlanc, 55A Terrace a: cs Paul L’Ecuyer, 73 Fairview St. a a Mark Lefebvre, 9 Glenwood Dr. = 53 Johnson St 7 164 Manchester iller, 146 West St. ller M tina Marrama Best es 3 1S ies Bs fa r : : 2 : 3 patecsaate eat et : ; oer! 3 z ite : Soni Zr i 4 ANG } la Flin St. 7 ite Ave. eS) uer foe a) erriam Pk Ik Dr 8 Mar orto 29M N fy ice Mandoz Thomas McKenna, 81 Stevens Rd. Michael McKinney, 139 Smith St. Karen McNamara, 24 Graham St. Sharon McNamara, 21 Holman Ave Sheila McNamara, 24 Graham St. Thomas Meatty, 560 N. Main St. William Metivier, 182 North St. Pamela Metterville, 16 Raven St. Kenneth Newcomb, 25 Union St. Dianne Newman, 86 Norwood Ave. Eugene Newman, 86 Norwood Ave. Robin Newton, 32 Bel-Air Hts. Patrick O’Donnell, 23 Country Lane Philip O’Brien,.41 Country Lane Paul Olson, 24 School St. Eileen O’Mealey, 27 Bowen PI. Kevin O'Neil, 24 Manchester St. Tobey O'Neil, 11 Hobson St. Charles Ouellette, 27 Christine St. Frank Padden, 82 Cumberland Rd. Joseph Pancare, 620 N. Main St. Lynn-Marie Pastore, 93 Ash St. Susan Pavalaitis, 149 Tisdale St. Daniel Pearson, 50 Central St. Raymond Pelkey, 111 Pleasant St. Deborah Pelletier, 18 Mt. View Rd. Dawn Perla, 30 Marita St. Lisa Petitto, 16 Sailsbury St. Lori Phillips, 37A Terrace Dr. Louis Piano, 42 Richardson St. Lori Pierce, 93 Cottage St. Nora Piermarini, 62 Lincoln Terr. Paul Pothier, Jr., 11 Grand St. Brad Proietti, 115 N. Main St. Maryann Progin, 70 Eastern Ave. Deborah Proietti, 24 Fall Brook Richard Piermarini, 1041 Lancaster St. — Sarah Piermarini, 215 West St. Michael Pignata, 797 N. Main St. Julie Pirro, 52 Grand View Deborah Plamondon, 13 Blair St. Philip St. Onge, 645 Union St. Gregory Proietti, 115 N. Main St. Douglas Pulsifer, 25 Iliad St. Alan Quiet, 232 Sixth St. Michael Racine, 816 Main St. Anthony Raffaele, 13 Cresent Knoll Maureen Raher, 334 Merriam Ave. Susan Rainville, 102 Sylvan Tr. Richard Ramsey, 74 Debbie Dr. Susan Rannila, 17 Eastern Ave. Daniel Rappaport, 219 Merriam Ave. John Regan, RFD Pleasant St. Ann Rheault, 14 Porter St. Kevin Rice, 152 Spruce St. Carmella Richard, 174 Eight St. David Richard, 9 Second St. Mariette Richard, 22 Sixth St. Patricia Richard, 15 Healey St. Glenn Ridlon, 514 West St. Steven Ringer, 25 Manchester St. Maryellen Roach, 28 Oldbrook St. Carol Roberge, 62 South St. Peter Robichaud, 39 Sunset Dr. Michael Robillard, 37 Sanderson St. Stephanie Rocca, 58 Priest St. Deborah Rochette, RFD Elm St. James Rodgers, 111 Wilder Rd. David Roiko, 1045 Main St. Anthony Ross, 101 Third St. Edward Rockwell, 87 Orchard St. Ann Rocheleau, 110 Grant St. James Rudnicky, 20 Tolman Ave. Debra Russo, 19B Crossman St. Roberta Russo, 33 Longwood Ave. Martin Rutkowski, 145 Starr St. Kenneth Rydzefski, 71 Graham St. Larry Ryll, 33S. Cotton St. Claudia St. Denis, 218 Main St. Barbara St. Jean, 18 Beacon St. Susan St. Jean, 48 Nelson St. Konstantinos Salouvardos, 720 Main St. Matthew Sambito, 102 Eight St. Deborah Sanborn, 17 Chestnut St. Richard Saucier, 24 Fairmount St. Carol Scaramuzzi, 720 Pleasant St. Paul Schultz, 100 Wilder Rd. Roger Schutt, 90 Debbie Dr. Kenneth Sciabarrasi, 1514 Main St. Maria Sciabarrasi, 17 Stuart Ave. Lou-Ellen Sheldon, 512 Grant St. Lisa Shepard, 45 Stevens Rd. George Shosey, 5 Ruth St. Celeste Simard, 32 Watson Ave. Jo-Ann Sisoian, 27 Watson Ave. Pamela Skehan, 38 Harrison St. Scott Smith, 51 Grand St. John Spadafore, 23 Roosevelt Nancy Spinelli, 156 Central St. Kim Stebbins, 201 Union St. Ronald Storro, 26 Hanover St. Gary Scott, 162 Pleasant St. Ann Stragliotto, 45 Middle St. Beth Tata, 70 St. Jean Ave. Patric ia Tessier, 663 Main St. Paula Thomann, 166 Third St. Francis Thomas, 66 Spruce St. Carol Thompson, 35 bamideo Dr. Debra Thompson, 35 Amideo Dr. Sharon Tierney, 53 Dillon St. Brian Tisdale, 7 Aloe Drive Keith Tisdale, 18 Fairmont Lisa Tonioli, 244 Harvard St. Lorna Tooker, 161 West St. Catherine Torcoletti, 38 Merritt St. Kathy Tourigny, 492 Mechanic St. 49 50 Keneth Tourigny, 234 Seventh St. Michael Trombley, 234 Main St. Ann Tucker, 30 Hawley Ave. Cathy Tucker, 26 Hoover St. Sarah Tucker, 1435 Main St. Tamara Tufts, 20 Hates St. Lisa Turcotte, 83 Hickory Rd. Daniel Vaillette, 45 Avon St. Doreen Vaillette, 180 Central St. Robert Valente, 3 Gardner PL. Bonnie Valeri, 943 Lancaster St. George Thomas, 64 Spruce St. Angel Tabales, 37A Litchfield Irene Valeri, 80 Garfield St. Pamela Valition, 117 Abbott Ave. Kim Venterea, 195 Grove Ave. Sheila Vezina, 156 Twelfth St. Gregory Vincent, 24 Sharimar Dr. Mark Voedisch, 240 Main St. Keith vom Eigen, 6 Grove Ave. Cynthia Voyles, 11J State St. Susan Voyles, 11J State St. Julia Wagner, 15H State St. Fredrick Walker, 47 Allen St. Holly Wallace, 157 Granite St. Ronda Watson, 602 N. Main St. Janine Weafer, 56 Stearns Ave. Daniel West, 25 McKinley St. Susan West, 82 Fairview.St. Kathleen White, 33 Crestfield Stephen White, 201 Lincoln St. Allen Wiederlight, 25 Blanchard St. David Wiederlight, 25 Blanchard St. Barry Williams, 44 Summer St. Cathy Wise, 53 Penn St. Diane Woodard, 387 Merriam Ave. Keith Woods! 17 Mill St. Robert Yule, 47 Winter St. Bonnie Zephir, 690 Merriam Ave. Laurie Zephir, 41 Boutelle St. David Zomlefer, 21 Porter St. Laura Zwicker, 18 Chauncey St. Richard Wilder, 384 West St. Julie Scopellitti, 8 Ridge Rd. Robert Semler, 822 N. Main St. Robert Richard, 17 Laurel St. Joseph Sheehan, 111 Eight St. Susan Oliver, 260 Abbott Ave. George Thomas Mark Hamel, 118 First St. Randy Laclair, 63 Belair Hts. | AT = i Miss Mary R. Addante, Mathematics Aldrich eee Prin i John F. joycers Assis int -eincipal Dennis J. Moore, Assistant Principal Mrs. Elsie L. cents Theatre Arts English Miss Helen E. Allridge, Home Econom Sr Class Advisor Mrs. Maureen Angelini, Science John'Arroyo, Foreign Language: Ernest F. Aubuchon, Science Gerald L. Aubuchon, She of Audio-Visual; Social Studies Carl A..Baker, Social Studies Photography pe aaa Lawrence W. Bartlett, Mathematics ..- Robert B sayley, Librarian te aoe pee Paul J Benoit, Social Studies Miss Louise S. Bigott, English — 0 Bisceglia, Music . Ellen Cleaves, Enlist : neave Health Education Faculty Miss Giuliana Cossi, Foreign Languages Mrs. Ann-Marie Curley, English Mrs. Thelma Cousins, Developmental Reading Mrs. Barbara Curley, Science William Daly, English Philip DeCharles, Business English Charles DeFilippo, Social Studies Robert DeFusco, English John Delaney, Science Vincent DiNino, Bilingual Patrick Dolan, Foreign Languages _ John Dubzinski, Physical Education, Boys : Eugene Farrell, Mathematics _ Carleton Finch, Mathematics, Compu : Miss Anna Forte, Foreign Lease: Donald Fredd, English Miss Nancy Gauthier, English : Mrs. Dorothy Gottsegen, Distributive Education James Grautski, English Leon Hanningan, Athletic Director Miss Gail Hanson, Art Miss Helen Hartnett, Mathematics Scott Hay, English | William Hazell, Director, Physical Education Mrs. Gerd Brita Hemenway, BB nematic Miss Pauline Hudon, Foreign Languages William Hicks, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mary Hutchins, Home Economics Waren Hyson, Mathematics Miss Margaret lacoboni, Social Studies . os Leonard Johnson, Technical Drawing Mrs. Phyllis Johnson, Business Education Charles Kornick, Max-Ed Coordinator William Lanciani, Work Study; Sr. Class Advisor Robert Laserte, Supr. Pupil Personnel Services Edward Lattinville, Science Miss Elizabeth Lavin, Social Studies Francis Leahey, Science Mrs. Eleanor L’Ecuyer, Social Studies Mrs. Eleanore Legere, Social Studies Mrs. Betty Leonard, Business Education Mrs. Joan Lufkin, Business Education John Magane, Social Studies Mrs. Sandra Mailloux, English Samuel Mascitti, Business Education Ronald Mazzaferro, Business Education Thomas McDermott, Guidance Counselor Miss Mary McElroy, Distributive Education Harry Mitchell, English Mrs. Giovanna Moynihan, Business Education Thomas Mullins, Work Study Charles Nikitas, Mathematics Miss Anne O'Connor, Mathematics George Peck, English, Faculty Mgr. Athletics Richard Pelletier, Art Carmine Picucci, Physical Education, Boys; Dr. Ed. Mrs. Martha Pitre, English Miss Karen Poikonen, Home Economics Mrs. Patricia Pothier, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Betty Ann Raymond, Business Education Eugene Rheault, Foreign Languages Mrs. Geraldine Rheault, English : Clarence Richard, Science Miss Linda Ricker, Business Education Mrs. Judith Rigopoulos, Health Assistance Mrs. Ruth Rooney, English George Schroeder, Head Guidance Counselor Mrs. Sandra Sciabarrasi, English Arthur Seaver, Industrial Arts Robert Seguin, Industrial Arts George Sherbach, cla Mark Siemaszko, Science Mrs. Barbara Simpson, Business Education Kenneth Stevens, Social Studies © Miss Shaun Stillman, Physical Education, Girls Miss Jean Straehl, Foreign Languages Bernard Sund, Social Studies Miss Debra Sundstrom, Mathematics Charles Surdyka, Mathematics Miss Melinda Tatanto, Foreign Languages Steven Therrien, Science Michael Vaillette, Physical Education, Boys Robert Ware, Mathematics Walter Wasiuk, Science Mrs. Donna Westphal, Learning Disabilities Miss Mary Wheeler, Foreign Languages Mrs. Pauline Wilkins, English David Williams, Social Studies Onni Wirtanen, Industrial Arts Roland Worthen, Social Studies Mrs. Jean Frick, Librarian pr Ra tag RRNA YALL RUAN IS RE O SRN AE OAEAE NAT De ade Bee neat sy ee RNS aoEK CC SKCS, s iash eS a rAtar KS ka TEA ION roe ¥ ‘2 4 “as ae Congratulations To The Class of °76! 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