Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1978 volume:

Se eS ea Sa : + Ee Se PEEL EEL LIE LU Bay niritye tea Syed Reece ag ead eS ee es Tet SS = Ease PRS Dae a a « ardon Our Appearance... editor-in-chief Marcia Lipkind assistant editor Laurie Prince layout editor - Chris Brault writing editor - Diane Martin Leominster High School Magnet 1978 art editor Audrey Fusco photography Gail Suyemoto Colin Young business editors Cindy Berry = Chris Brault faculty advisors Sandra Sciabarrasi Linda Douglas WE bLL G66NE GEAZY HERE For all of us, double ses- sions became a way of life during our three years at Leominster High School. After one year of coping with the hassles of going to school in the afternoon, we moved into the ranks of the “upperclassmen” and were accorded the priv ilege (?) of the morning session. Since it was popu- larly believed that God him- self was still sleeping at 7:15 A.M., most of us thought it unfair to be expected to be “bright-eyed and_ bushy- tailed” for our first period class. If you gave up on the history test you didn’t study for because you knew you were going to flunk anyway, you could always look out the window and watch the sunrise. And where else in the world in the wintertime but Leominster, Massachu- setts, could you be lucky enough to ride to school in the dark? But we made the most of our situation. We became accustomed to eating breakfast in school; indeed, if it wasn’t for Sugar Pops and Super Donuts, most of us would have thrown in the towel three days into our junior year. With the advent of the 1977-1978 school _ year, however, Leominster High School underwent great change, in the form of an addition to the existing school buildings. Structur- ally, the addition meant a new media center, class- i‘ B 4 a Z i =a a tt ey ; El room wing, science wing, bandroom, gymnasium, cafeteria, and trade shops. But what did the addition mean to the average student? To most of us, the ad- dition meant chaos. There were workmen running in and out, creating a lot of confusion, just as much noise, and a gigantic mess. The addition meant hunting for a parking space by dawn’s_ early light and dances at Southeast Elemen- tary School because of the parking problem. The addi- tion meant an indefinable “construction” smell that invaded every corner of every room; it was also the reason why that big mound of dirt was sitting on the side of the gym playing field. What was to blame for all that hammering, banging and drilling that was going on all around you? Why couldn’t students use the Stairs by the cafeteria to get to the first floor? Why didn’t Room 105 have any windows? Why was Room 121 on the second floor in the library? You guessed it: the addition. The addition was the biggest change at L.H.S. since the advent of double sessions. It was a type of insanity; a change that we, as students, were expected to adapt to and deal with as we did double sessions. And, for the most part, we did. L.H.S. has changed, and, as it changed, so have we. Ww hw 11 13 14 16 OPS ee Scenes: eal J We have matured and become responsible | young adults, ready to fulfill our dreams and ambitions while serving as usefull, produc- tive members of society. The Class of 1978 should be proud. We have achieved success in an academic atmosphere radically dif- ferent than that of most schools. Out of this “insanity” have come caring individuals whose shared experiences will bond them together for a lifetime. We will never forget the spirit and the camaraderie of our years at L.H.S. Our experiences here are our build- ing blocks for the future; for graduation is not an end, but a beginning. 17 Dedication - + ; Ae, A hhc, oe ee et ies co (ee ; 2 lea et FE Ms. Betty Lavin 18 Whoever said that good things come in small packages must have had Ms. Lavin in mind. She is well-known to most Leominster High School students as a dynamic teacher and as a warm and caring woman. A staunch believer in the idea that students are people, she shows her interest and concern by her involvement in all phases of LHS student life. Whether it be selling tickets to the Christmas dance (“Hi, guys — Ms. Lavin here!”’), acting in a rally skit as the Head Coach of the LHS faculty cheerleaders, or cheering for LHS at vari- ous sporting events, “Lady Lav” is an enthusiastic participant in LHS affairs. Known for her particular craving for Egg McMuffins, she has often been the recipient of mysterious presents wrapped in Mc- Donald’s bags (Psst! Anybody making a ‘Mac’ run?!!). But Ms. Lavin is much more than a member of the Leominster High faculty. She is a personal friend to many members of the Class of 1978. Always there to offer advice spiced with her own special brand of humor, she really listens and cares. Whenever you have a prob- lem, it’s nice to know that there’s someone you can talk to who will try to understand your feelings without criticizing or making value judgments. The Class of 1978 owes you a debt we cannot possibly repay — your love and guidance have been an immeasurably special part of our three years here. We love you, Lady Lav! Many thanks and much love, The Class of 1978 19 22 Administration LOSLEESGEASS OES 197 : You have seen it happen. You probably thought it would never become a reality. Double sessions had become a way of life for you and the other classes of our proud high school. Thankfully your class will be the last to be subjected to double sessions. Under very trying conditions your class still a- chieved the goals it had set for itself. May your future be one of worthy a- chievement, happiness and above all, good health. God bless you all. ALDRICH V. COUSINS PRINCIPAL coment ecmeeaenipcmestenenett mil Principal-Aldrich V. Cousins Assistant Principal Richard LaBelle Assistant Principal J. Dennis Moore To: The Graduates of the Class of ‘78 From: J. Dennis Moore Congratulations and best wishes upon your achievement. The satisfactory comple- tion of the requirements for a diploma is in- dicative of more than the accumulation of credits. It also signifies a growth in know- ledge and skills which will prepare you to continue your education at an institution of higher learning or to learn the require- ments of a job. | am confident that which- ever you may choose, you will be able to successfully meet the challenges which lay ahead. Please remember always the friends you have made and the experiences you have enjoyed while at L.H.S. These are memories you will value more and more as the years go by. ; To the Glass of 78 From: Mr. LaBelle It has been a distinct pleasure to have known many of you since your freshman year at Carter Junior High School. An added pleasure was that | was able to continue that friendship here at the High School. You have adapted well to “double ses- sions’ and succeeded beyond all expecta- tions. God be with you in the future years. 23 24 Nancy Gauthier Robert DeFusco James Grautski Donald Fredd Scott Hay Department Louise Thomas Pauline Wilkins 25 26 Foreign Languages SS ee. John Arroyo CEC STR Pauline Baker Giuliani Cossi Anna Forte Eugene Rheault Mary Wheeler ] Ronald Mazzaferro Giovanna Moynihan Betty Raymond Barbara Simpson Phyllis Johnson bi eee. Jane Walsh Zh 28 Gerard Aubuchon Carl Baker Robert Brennan Ba | “ Margaret lacaboni ' y = we fh tt lat Eleanore Legere Kenneth Stevens Bernard Sund David Williams Roland Worthen Math Dept. Gerd Britta Hemenway Carol Hynes ex] Anne O’Connor Debra Sundstrom Helen Hartnett Charles Nikitas Robert Ware 29 30 Pauline Ciccone Michael Vaillette Theodore Damko weet pee ‘ 4 = KG a . Michael Cavanagh ; Py i If, ¥ “Sih Barbara Curley Francis Leahey Clarence Richard 31 pts. 4 é Peter Beaulieu Richard Dandini Jean Frick Helen Golembiewski Dorothy Gottsegen ce 2 a William Lanciani Charles Kornick Thomas Mul lins Richard Pelletier Mrs. Poirier Arthur Seaver Donna Westphal! 32 Guidance Dept. a oe! George Schroeder Patricia Pothier William Hicks Colleen Despo 33 34 Pee 1 ibconpnbiene Wee i te ia ey COINS taped tea 35 y | Senior Class Advisors _ Te iar a . we Charlie Surdyka To the Class of 1978: To the class of 1978 — Thank you for three Although my role has been Class Advisor, good years. You’ve come__| have little sense of you as a class but a a long way, and I’m sure strong sense of you as individuals. Your in- you'll go even further as_ dividuality only adds to “our” class. It is the the years go on. | wish beauty of the individuals in the class of 1978 you the good life: an which evokes my happiest memories and as- abundance of peace, hap- sures me that you will go your separate ways, piness, laughter, and of making the parts of the world you touch course love! better places. To You! Although you are worthwhile, interesting Charlie people now, | firmly resist giving the cliche yearbook advice which asks you never to change. It is because you WILL continue to change and grow that my hope and love go with you as you graduate. My class, my unique, loveable people, thank you for three crazy, precious years. Luck, happiness and love! Martha Senior Class Officers i oe SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — 1978: Vice-President, Sherry Gardner; President, John Coleman; Secre- tary, Janet Bessette; Treasurer, Vicki Phillips. To The Class Of ’78 The years we have spent together have been long but yet productive. Our class, in many ways, will be used as a standard in the future. Years after we leave this building, classes will still be trying to top the enthusiasm of our rally, the excitement of our victory over Fitchburg, and the absolute excellence of our Senior Class Play. We will be remembered as a class that did not have a normal year of high school, yet made it through the ordeal with spirit and enthusiasm and a sense of pride at what we have accomplished. Although our high school career was less than perfect, we should not be disillusioned, for we have grown as individuals and have made and kept many new friends. For that we should be thankful. The past year brought some successes and some failures for our class. | deeply regret that we weren’t able to do everything we wanted, but nevertheless, we did embark on a course of posi- tive action in an attempt to reach our goals. It has been my utmost honor to serve as your Class President in our Senior Year. Let us move forward into the world with love in our hearts, pro- moting equity and equality for all, in all situations. We can make this a better world, if that is the cause to which we are dedicated. John Coleman 39 re: aie David Agnew 40 “ whl. Pee AE Linda Antocci eRe Julie Allard Lynne Ayers = = “| Linda Becotte a? R 3 PP. Ps } Pe : a � f ad: a: . “ - 3 E a aN ; . ae - Adelina Bianco Kevin Bigelow 4] 42 Robert Burns a � Pamela Buswell Ie Keith Cardinal Ross Carol Pamela Caron Francis Chirico Veronica Civita 43 Christopher Craigue Anthony Crane a4 tw Raymond Dauphinais Ff f : . William DeVarney 45 Mic helle Emond Pamela Erdman 46 Scott Fontaine Robin Fortin oR iis Tina Fusco Jonathan Robert Gallagher Sherry Gardner 47 y ae i. i ina’ Kathy Grammont ae Mary Hazel Carol Hebert Julie Harrington Douglas Harris 48 — a er + . 7 Andrew Julian Oe = a Wendy Hesketh Thomas Kearney Margaret Kelly 49 «9 é 3 s Mark Kinsella s SS ce eS —} ts i = Steven LaChance ‘ Denise Lavoie 50 51 a Dy % , “4 c Lisa Marcoux N ) Donald Martin Douglas Matthews 52 53 } | Vincent Palermo _ te i Ka [ a’ y Sandra Petit Deborah Phaneuf Vicki Phillips 4 ‘bw Charles Piemontese = : E : ; . 4 ile ee i Lucille Radicioni Gloria Richard Claudette Richard 55 a i 4 Sy SS , vas , d pe She aA “s [A ie 8 Steven Rigopoulos Bes . 56 Christine Siciliano a we = Ms Die : 5 te rs. ; i + . Richard Smith Gail Sparks 57 ia “— 4 4 a aes Pes -_ hoa | le — Carol Tourigny 8 raig Wheeler David Wyman Carl Wright Douglas White 59 Ural Austin Patricia Bissonnette Redina Brown Valerie Cote Michael Dinsmore Steven Dinsmore John Dufresne Susan Gallien 4 Donna Hodakoski Henry Holland Tammy Hudson Wanda Kimball 61 Theresa Knutson Lisa Lanney Sandra Lenkiewicz Barbara Martineau Marie Moore Yvette Nazario 62 Stephen Richards Janice Roach Janet Roach Randall Saudelli fs David Spadafore 64 et de j . si: - SS = = = —= sot) 68 t ioe Z oes Oe al i all 69 70 71 74 76 We, the class of 1978 Have so many | Of fun and laugh Of friendships Happy times 3 And some tingé First united at Carter pict we survived the “So This is Pai Then it was fe (What ¢ our alas could do Becoming juniors, we had 1 the in line and dipsert ea art of priv == LHS welcomed ‘ Seni tor Ks And, that yedij Ww Parole We, the juni Sif It Was NOW QUbedh called for “the The class of 1978 | had ever seem With the help é And, against all ¢ od fs We beat the Truly, we’ Success folk A multi-tale 7 acclaimed senior i Ries “'Bliz ame Provielf et country § Our class tf y for all w 10 wen And, as ee igs a smash bi = � The last few mor ofS Be Of parties, the Proih : nd f for graduation. | That Sunday in June was an end to our journey together. But it was also the beginning of our lives as young adults — : Lives enriched by the memories of our high school years, _ bonded together by the inseparable ties of � friendships In reality those years are gone. But their memory will-never die: ‘Kept alive in our hearts It warms us Like the fragile rose of summer Beheld on a cold winter’s day, Treasured © forever. M. Acerbi A. Adams R. Agnew J. Aikey J. Albee K. Anderson F. Angelini D. Armillotti D. Arsenault J. Arsenault J. Arsenault L. Arseneau E. Ashton D. Aubuchon J. Aubuchon J. Augat J. Avey D. Bachand W. Bangrazi M. Baron S. Baron T. Barron J. Bassett J. Bassett R. Bashaw R. Bastarache D. Bates B. Beauchemin M. Belton A. Bergeron P. Bergeron J. Bergman W. Bigelow J. Bilotta E. Bird A. Bisol T. Bissonnette K. Blake C. Boyden A. Brault R Breau S. Brettschneider C. Brideau J. Brideau R. Brideau D. Brothers B. Brown N. Brown D. Bourque E. Bushnell J. Buskey R. Butland D. Caisse S. Caligaris K. Camp G. Cappuccitti S. Caron : T. Cauley D. Chapman L. Charette A. Charpentier P. Charpentier K. Chester M. Christoforo J. Ciccone D. Clifford C. Cole M. Condon D. Conner 82 K. Caponi, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Robert Flanagan, Treas- urer: Kathy Chester, Vice-President : Lisa lacaboni, Secretary: J. Contois A. Corliss C. Corliss E. Congram C. Cormier K. Cormier P. Cormier S. Cormier T. Cormier G. Cote N. Cote K. Crane P. Crawford M. Cruz N. Cruz N. Cunningham L. Dandini J. Daveau C. Day G. Dean J. DeCarolis W. Deitzel S. DePasquale D. Dickinson S. DiMarzio D. DiNardo K. DiNardo D. D’Innocenzo L. DiPerri L. DiPerri J. DiRusso W. Donahue M. Donnelly D. Doucette J. Doucet B. Drury L. Duchesneau M. Dupuis B. Drury L. Duchesneau M. Dupuis D. Egge J. Ennstrom J. Ermini C. Feinberg K. Firmani R. Flanagan J. Fortier L. Fontaine J. Fortier M. Fortier J. Fortin K. Fortin D. Foster L. Fournier D. Frechette D. Freda R. Frye J. Fusco C. Gardner D. Gardner D. Gariepy D. Garlisi S. Carrett S. Gates L. Gaudet J. George S. George ieee ead 4 ve i he Ag, ee of eee 83 B4 S. Gilmour K. Girouard L. Girouard N. Goldman L. Goodwin L. Graves R. Green C. Hamel T. Hamel D. Hare J. Harkness R. Harvey D. Hendren W. Hietala K. Hildreth R. Hinds D: Holden E. Holt F. Houde G. Hout J. Howe A. lacaboni L. lacaboni E. Ippolito J. Irvine E. Jablonski H. Jablonski K. Jacques R. Jakola D. Jenkins J. Berube W. Johansson B. Jones R. Juliano F. Katz R. Keating M. Kelly N. Kelly G. Kemp D. Kennedy K. Kennedy S. Keslake L. Kielty T. Knight A. Kornitsky J. LaFond S. Lafortune D. Lagoy M. Lanza T. LaPalme K. LaPlume J. LaPointe L. Larkin D. Lauer P. Lawrence M. Lessard A. LeBlanc D. LeBlanc E. LeBlanc M. LeBlanc P. Lefebvre W. Lefebvre D. Legere L. Leger G. Legrand A. Lemmo C. Lemoine R. Lessard S. Levine C. Lizotte K. Lozier S. Lozier C. Lucier T. Mahoney S. Malatos C. Mammone J. Martin J. Martines L. Martin C. Mason M. Matthews B. May D. Maynard E. Mazerolle L. Mazzaferro A. McNally A. McNamara M. Meattey M. Meza P. Millette C. Moisan M. Monahan E. Moore P. Moore V. Mullan K. Newton M. Normandin D. O'Donnell T. Ouellette L. Owens A. Page A. Palmieri J. Paquette S. Parmenter A. Pascarelli D. Pastore A. Patterson W. Paul K. Pawelski T. Peralta D. Perla C. Phillips R. Piermarini D. Poirier L. Poirier S. Poirier S. Pothier L. Price S. Putnam J. Raboin D. Radicioni D. Raffaele S. Regopoulos G. Rhodes K. Richards S. Regopoulos G. Rhodes K. Richards S. Rigopoulos G. Rivers J. Rivett K. Rivett M. Rodriguez J. Roffee J. Roger N. Rosselli S. Rider J. Rydzefski L. Samia J. Sanborn 85 A. Santos J. Schaller M. Schofield F. Schwartz M. Sears M. Secino J. Senee J. Serafini C. Sharos B. Sicard M. Siciliano R. Sideleau S. Spylios P. Stebbins R. Stelluto S. Stevens L. Stepp C. Stepton D. St. Laurent B. Stone T. Swart lai W. Tardiff K. Tarka A. Tessier L. Thomas N. Thomas L. Thompson L. Tocci J. Tucker K. Turcotte M. Ussrey R. Vaillette L. Valliere D. Valeri R. Valeri S. Valeri T. Valiton N. Van Dyke R. Venterea T. Vivo Amore C. Warner R. Wheeler C. Whelan B. White R. Wilkins D. Wilson D. Wolferseder D. Woodward W. Woodard D. Zarrella A. Zimei L. Zimei SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer: Jane Martineau, Vice-Presi- dent: Margaret Martineau, President: Lewis Austin, Secretary: Lori Gard- ner (absent) UN a es 4 is %) ; Ss tA ff % ‘ if L. Agnew J. Albert K. Albert R. Albert L. Allain W. Allard B. Amburgey C. Anderson J. Anderson H. Angevine D. Arbo S. Arel J. Armillotti T. Astle L. Austin C. Bagley M. Baron A. Barrett C. Barron B. Barrows J. Bartlett . Beaulac Begley . Bergman Bernier Bilotta Boisse . Bourque Brady Brasili Brault Brow Brown Brown . Brunell . Cardinal . Carpenter . Carter J. Cataldo W. Chabin A. Chartrand K. Chauvin D. Childs M. ‘Ciccone B. Clark D elark S. Clifford D. Collette B. Conner M. Consalvo D. Cormier J. Cormier S. Cossi R. Coulombe J. Crawford K. Croteau APEnUz G. Daigle T. Daignault P. Daniels M. Dantini A. Davis OL Ol i pn A) OL 1) 87 P. DeBarge G. DeBettencourt L. DeCarolis M. Dickinson S. DiForte L. DiNardo A. DiRusso J. DiRusso C. Doyle J. Drury K. Durling M. Duval J. Eisher E. England E. Enright K. Erickson J. Facey L. Falk J. Featherstone J. Flanagan (eee C. Fletcher en eee } P. Fontaine . T. Frederick D. Frederickson W. Freeman P. Gagnon D. Gallant D. Gallant M. Gamache L. Gardner L. Gariepy ). Gaudet M. Gillespie N. Gionet A. Girard M. Giunta C. Godin M. Goldman C. Gonelli D. Gordon P. Grieci F. Hachey B. Harris eons aye ye H SSS 8 ALS y, ? 4-4 — 7 —_ D. Hebert 4 ¥ M. Held aM a J. Herold S. Herrin R. Heughan B.. Hopkins M. Horgan P. Hotchkiss M. Houle }. Jillson J. Kearney G. Kelly J. Kennedy D. Lafortune M. Lagoy D. Landale C. Landry G. Lanney P. Lanteigne A. Lanza M. Lanza C. LaPointe N. LaPointe K. LeBlanc S. LeBlanc L. Levesque J. Linsky K. Lipkind i PEN om % a. Mery rd hy 88 R. Little D. Lizotte M. Lovewell J. Lozeau B. Lucier J. Maillet T. Manning E. Marciano J. Marcoux K. Marino S. Marino M. Martin M. Martin M. Martin M. Martineau S. Mason M. Maxfield T. McDowell P. McGregor M. McGuinnes P. McGuinnes B. McHugh C. McKenna M. McMurray M. McNally J. Melanson K. Mello W. Monteverde R. Montoni K. Muldoon H. Murphy C. Newell C. Norris D L. Palazzi A. Palermo E. Pantoni L. Pawelski P. Pelletier F. Peters D. Phaneuf D. Piermarini A. Poirier M. Prince W. Prindle M. Pushee J. Putnam C. Racine T. Renner C. Richard J. Richardson J. Rivers S. Roach D. Robichaud P. Robichaud S. Rochette A. Rosado S. Salamone A. Salvatore T. Sanborn K. Sasseville L. Saulnier B. Schofield C. Schroeder 89 S. Sciabarrasi S. Senee C. Sefafini L. Shade D. Shank L. Shannon C. Sheehan M. Shortsleeve R. Sisoian K. Skehan L. Skinner C. Smith C. Smith G. Smith K. Smith F. Spring D. Stacy L. Stragliotto L. Suyemoto V. Swart N. Sweeney J. Tersigni K. Teixeira K. Truitt D. Tucker S. Tucker B. Valeri M. Valiton J. Veneziano F. Vincent A. Vizmeg K. Vom Eigen M. Wasznicky M. Weeks G. Wheaton P. Wheeler D. Wyman C. Young J. Zadrozny FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President: Raymond Hudson, Treasurer: Joanne Mullan, Secretary: Donna Newton, Vice-President: Brian Caligaris S. Agnew S. Agnew P. Albee M. Albert J. Amico M. Allard J. Anderson K. Anderson D. Angelini G. Angevine R. Anthony S. Arbo J. Armillotti D. Arsenault S. Ashe W. Astle D. Aube M. Austin J. Aveni D. Baron L. Bartolomeo R. Bastarache R. Beattie L. Beaupre C. Beike: P. Belliveau G. Belton J. Bergeron M. Bergeron . Bergeron . Bergman . Bernier . Bertwell Bissonnette . Bissonnette . Blanchette Boccia . Boivin . Boivin . Bosley Bottazzi Boucher . Boudreau . Boudreau . Bourgeois . Bourque . Bourque . Bowser . Branch . Brault Brideau . Brideau Brinz Britt . Brothers . Brow Brown Buono Burns . Butland . Caisse M. Camardella C. Candiello L. Carchidi J. Cardinal C. Carolis A. Caron L. Catalfono P. Cauley G. Chapman K. Chapman Peg nO Real TOs 7 oe Kal ae Or an ae Jars ld tal pert || a oe i 91 N. Charielle L. Chartrand M. Clough T. Clune T. Comeau K. Connors G. Copeland J. Corcoran S. Cordio D. Corliss D. Corliss S. Corliss R. Cormier K. Cormier T. Cormier J. Cornacchia M. Cornacchia C. Cote N. Cotto M. Coulter K. Crane G. Crowley M. Curry P. Daigle S. Dandley D. Darr K. Davis D. DeBarge J. DeBlois E. Delgado S. Delgado L. DelleChiaie D. Deneen T. Denio L. Denis M. Denomme T. DePasquale J. Desilets M. DesMarais C. DiGeronimo D. DiGiovanni L. DiGiovanni C. DiMarzio J. DiMarzio D. DiNardo L. DiNardo M. DiNardo R. DiNardo D. DiRusso P. DiRusso P. Djerbaka B. Dormbrowik M. Doucet E. Doyle M. Doyle G. Draleau J. Dubrule S. Duchesneau M. Dupee P. Dupuis L. Eaton M. Facey B. Farrow H. Featherstone D. Fini L. Fitch B. Flanagan J. Flanagan L. Flanagan 92 T. Flanagan D. Florio W. Flynn D. Fontaine D. Fontaine M. Fontaine T. Fontaine T. Fontaine C. Fortier C. Foster K. Fraticelli M. Frechette D. Freda T. Freda C. Fredrickson M. Frye S. Furlong P. Fusco D. Gagne M. Gagne G. Gagnon M. Gagnon M. Gagnon B. Gallant S. Gallant K. Gannon D. Gaskins D. Gaudet K. Gaudet D. Gauvin C. Gavin J. Gelinas J. Gentile M. George J. Gilmour S. Gionet S. Girard D. Girouard T. Girouard L. Goguen S. Goguen M. Goldberg J. Goldman R. Gonzalez G. Gordon M. Gordon J. Gould C. Goulkin L. Granata N. Green R. Grieci K. Grieshammer M. Guidara L. Hannigan S. Harkness T. Hendren G. Hernandez G. Herndon T. Hesketh L. Hildreth S. Hillman R. Hodgdon J. Hoffman B. Holman R. Hopkins R. Howell L. Ingalls A. James J. Johansson J. Johnson E. Jones K. Jones K. Keane S. Keaveny D. Keller 93 J. Kelly R. Kelly T. Kent D. Keogh S. Keogh T. Keslake K. Kinsey D. Kline J. Kosa J. Kovetz M. Labor L. LaChance B. LaCross E. LaFrance L. Lamoureux K. Lanagan D. Lanciani L. Landgraf P. Landry A. Lanza K. LaPierre R. LaPierre D. LaPlume S. LaPrade R. Lastella D. LeBlanc L. LeBlanc V. LeBlanc R. Lee M. Lefebvre L. Lefkowitz M. Lelli J. Levin L. Levine J. Lewis M. Lewis J. Long D. Lovewell A. Lowe L. Lucier K. Machunsky A. Maldonado J. Malley W. Malnati D. Mangiacotti M. Mangini K. Manning M. Marchetti C. Marciano C. Marrama L. Marrama M. Marro J. Martel L. Masciangioli S. Matthews K. Maxim S. Mazzola L. McAllister S. McAnn S. McDermott P. McDowell J. McGrath J. McNamara B. Melanson T. Mello M. Mendez C. Messier J. Meza P. Milano C. Miller R. Millette C. Mitchell M. Mobley W. Morris B. Mullahy J. Mullan D. Murphy A. Navaroli D. Newton L. Normandin L. Novak P. Nutting R. Nylind J. Ortiz M. Osowski A. Palermo M. Palermo K. Palmer R. Palomares R. Palomares S. Paquet M. Parks D. Parmenter L. Parmenter P. Pellecchia L. Pelletier D. Peloquin I. Phillpotts S. Piazza J. Piermarini L. Piermarini R. Pike D. Plourde J. Porter M. Pothier S. Prince K. Progin T. Progin J. Proos D. Puma L. Quigley M. Racine L. Ragucci J. Rainville A. Ramos A. Rappaport L. Rasmussen D. Reno S. Reynolds R. Rhodes R. Richard J. Ricker T. Robinson M. Rodrigues W. Rodrigues H. Roiko E. Rosensaft R. Rudolph H. Rushinski D. Russo M. Russo P. Saariaho S. Salamone J. Samia J. Sanabria D. Sanchez 95 S. Sanchez R. Santos R. Santos J. Santucci B. Saranovitz R. Saudelli D. Saulnier A. Schiavitti C. Schrmack T. Scipione R. Secino P. Serafini D. Shank K. Shaw G. Shepherd D. Siciliano D. Similia C. Snow R. Snow C. Souther M. Souza L. Sprague S. Spring K. Stebbins D. St. Laurent K. Stumpf S. Suchoki S. Szymkowski G. Tardiff R. Tardiff Reslata Se ilata W. Tata K. Testa P. Thomann D. Tobin J. Tocci M. Tooker B. Tourigny R. Tremblay M. Turano D. Vachon C. Valeri K. Valeri D. Valiton S. Valeri L. Varney J. Veneziano J. Vincent M. Voyles R. Wass J. Westphal S. Wheeler R. White D. Whitney M. Wilkins K. Wilson W. Wiltshire S. Wise G. Worrall S. Zephir E. Zaharakis D. Yeaton S. Zimei In Memoriam When | must leave you for a little while, Please do not grieve and os shed wild tears. = ‘ And hug your sorrows to you through the years But start out bravely with a gallant smile; And for my sake and in my name Live on and do all things the same. Feed not your loneliness on empty days, But fill each waking hour in useful ways. Reach out your hand in comfort and in cheer And | in turn will comfort you and hold you near. And never, never, be afraid to die, For | am waiting for you in the sky! Nancy Mott a St 7 DISH nOoOM THE CNEW SCENE CBOO TS STACR WARS 101 CDONCUCTT SCHOCES putting it all toqether SCTTICK CPICNS blizzard of '78 Swe La bs SS SS WURDE EGSGSGRbEennROnae aay CES) 4 b Sess Cc _ TL} ns it q call ee Rt a = = = sai o ae ait: oa ea ee We as = lu came tert ; cae 53 pos aa ats ae fo ihe 4 School At nox ti Xs = im l a Y - eS Iie ws ae = y i 5 as am | Ww fan eal 5 a a L: NY IHF = oO AQ, EOITORA ™ TM? A! GNep kr i sar, UN 2179 fect 10.20.30 40 SO Urq ee OS ea @.0;sR5Ram, | Siniiine ae 4 Saaar =) ii Ff, As al tabs GAA Initiation On the night of November 10 a number of our juniors were inducted into the ranks of the Girls’ and Guys’ Athletic Association (GAA). An annual tradition, Initiation is the one night of the year when nobody minds sliding through a tun- nel of Crisco, drinking a good squirt of lemon juice, or get- ting a splash of whipped cream right between the eyes. It was a memorable night full of good “clean” fun for all. Following the junior-senior antics, a good helping of donuts and cider was served. sat eas WE eapaes iein RET RRR EES ¢ z oSeoRROETE ! | The Return Of The Mouseketeers 107 Shakespeare Week During the week of October 31 to November 4 Leominster High return- ed to the days of Shakespeare to cele- brate the production of the senior class play, “A Cry of Players.” An atmosphere of the Elizabethan Age prevailed in the halls and classrooms as seniors involved in the play lead their normal daily lives costumed in the dress of the time. A Madrigal Dinner in honor of Shakespeare took place with live en- tertainment presented by members of the cast and drama class. Reigning over the whole affair were King and Queen Ron and Sandra Sciabarrasi. The evening was enjoyed by all who attended. None of this would have taken place without the guidance and devotion of our theatrical director, Mrs. Elsie Adams. ; ee 28 =o See © Nesp — far) — J Y) O Y) = v iS “Hear Ye, Ci A Cry Of Players On November 18 and 19 the class of 1978 celebrated the 75th Senior class production by performing ‘A Cry of Players’”” by William Gibson. The play depicts William Shakespeare as a young man and his problems lead- ing a convential life with his family and fellow townsmen. Through long rehearsals and over-all enthusiasm the play proved to be a success on both nights. This year’s Shepherd Awards, cre- ated by Zamair Shepherd in 1959, went to Paul Amadio, best actor, Mau- reen Schickel, best actress, Colin Young, best supporting actor, and Janice Les, best supporting actress. The Senior Class of 1978 extends its special thanks to student directors, Kelly Smith and Melanie Caponi, and to Mrs. Elsie Adams. Special thanks also go to all committees, faculty advisors, and patrons who helped to make our production a success. ‘eit Seiten Fal ‘ 7 enior Class Production The Elizabethan Experience .. . eRe va. ate CAST OF CHARACTERS Paul Amadio Maureen Schickel Carl Wright Doreen Lemieux RICHARDS Phil Torcoletti SUSANNA Amanda Lanciani David Wyman Colin Young Gary Tisa Patrick Monahan David DePasquale Donna Irvine Janice Les Mike DiNardo Chantel Dube Audrey Fusco Lisa Gronroos Evalina Wright Randy Pelletier Robyn Colcord GILBERT John Austin MUSICIANS Steven Slovenkai, guitar trumpet Doreen Lemieux, soprano Pamela Rodgers, piccolo Brenda May, flute James Dean, drums TOWNSPEOPLE Donna Aubuchon Deborah Beaudette Linda Boucher Kenneth Hawkins Mary Beth Hazel Jayan Landry Deborah Lanza Erin MacFee Brian Ricker Jody Stephens Dana Daigle CHILDREN Ellen Amadio Jonathan Lanciani Mark Amadio Amy Lemieux ... At Leominster High Thanksgiving Day Rally This year’s Thanksgiving rally was a whopping suc- cess due to a combination of senior psyche, class co-operation, and the ap- pearance of a soap Star, Candace Earley. It is com- monly agreed by all that this year many records were broken in preparation, rowdiness, and laughs. ““We Are the Champions!” 114 f ot ioe. y ‘io 2. i= fi e Are The Champions 115 116 Fitchburg aus CUpR 2GAlr ned rr | YOU CAN'T DISGUISE THEM | tried to tell them but they wouldn’t believe, From September 1st.to. Thanksgiving. Eve | pleaded, | warned, I asked them to:think. | But like the fool on the desert with nothing to drink, Onward, they marched to� the piélin the sky a This is the year—We’'ll beat Leominster High. The crowd was there early, they:could hardly wait, Off the buses came Fitchburg, - Through the wrong gate. Who’s that team?, asked, the fans� Blue and White festooned For onto the turf came the Gray and MAROON. The wrong team has shown up, Who can they be? Asked the Blue and White fans of this mustery. —_— ¥ sae That can’t be Fitchburg, the old Red and Gray, ahd | Why they’re ashamed of their colors toytreat them that way, [pe But the fans on the far side let out a roar, — Like the Romans of old, they,wanted some gore “ye. , Down the ramp they. flew, like a great MAROON tide; “Sa, 4 We a While the fans dressed in Red leaped and cried | e ia fe We're 1, they shouted with glee, Let’s get the game going we camé here to see The Leominster team was down the far end, Doing their cals, sit-ups, knee bends Down the field came the band, in a Blue and White line The Star Spangled Banner, it Was almost time. The MAROON and Gray team stood transfixed with ae eye While the Blue and White psyche huddle rose two stories high Let’s get it over—there’s turkey and drippings ; These Blue Devils obviously haven’t read our clippings: The umpire in chief placed the ball on the stripe, And Big Steve the Greek gave it an awful swipe, Down the field it flew like a guided missile, _ Bergeron had the ball before the ump dropped his whistle, He ran to the right,—cut left for some gain Then down he went as if hit by a train. He rose to his feet slowly and shook his head, My God, they’re not playing like Coach Horgan said; But Conway, our quarterback, he'll show them now, He’ll just throw a couple and then they’llsbow, — He faded straight back and brought up his arm, There stood Leominster showing no alarm. He released the sphere towards a MAROON drdeed lad, Three things can happen—Two of them bad, The ball has no brain and it cares not a whi How far it is thrown or whose hands it will hit, It soared like an arrow,—a beautiful sight, But the man, yup, you guessed it, wore the Blue and White. Stay cool, must not panic, we'll beat them, you'll see, But alas, not on this day was that going to be. Like Casey at the bat thay had taken the test, And found that 1 was only second best. Three times in the game they only needed 1 yard And surely for the Raiders that shouldn’t be hard We standeesson the bank shared some bottles of wine And three times they were stopped by the Leominster line. Three times, that’s impossible, as you all know But out came the chain gang—the ump said, No Go! Oh, they are not singing in Fitchburg tonight ‘The streets deserted¢with nary a soul ' And if carry this mockery of football | might £ Mention St. John’s and the Super Bowl. Now that’s a joke, the promoters will go broke For they’ll play before very hosts, The fun is gone,—They’re so forlorn, haunted by Leominster ghosts. And so it went this Thanksgiving morn, Fitchburg died and went into’a swoon. Jimmy the nose guard summed it all up I hate those cee Gray. and. MAROON. Humble Axels Protegee ee eee We Will Rock You 117 Christmas Dance On December 28, 1977, the sophomore class - sponsored “Christmas Dinner Dance” was held at the Monoosnock Coun- try Club. It was an unqualified success, as all who attended will agree. A delicious meal was served, and music was provided by the band “Shimmer.” The dance was a welcome addition to the merriment of the holiday season; the sophomores, along with Ms. Lavin and Mr. Stef- fanides, did a fine job. 118 ivities Fest Holiday 119 -1978 UH 120 Activities Football Pete Beaulieu did a fine job this year of coaching the Leominster Blue Devils. He brought out an unbeliev- able amount of school spirit supporting the Mighty Blue all the way. The Devils of 1977 had a season of 6 wins and 4 losses, captained by seniors Rusty Tata and Jim Normandin. They also had two dedicated managers, Dan Bissonnette and Doug Matthews. You might say that Leominster started off the season In The Rain. Even after losing their first three games the fans were not discouraged, and their faith pulled the team through to a five game winning streak. One of the wins was to the so-called Brockton power- house. Leominster High left the field with a 21-7 vic- tory. After suffering a loss to Lowell, the Blue Devils made an overpowering comeback, destroying arch- rival Fitchburg 7-0!! The squad of 1977 carried through its season with the help of such outstanding players as Jim Norman- din, our dynamic noseguard, Steve Rigopoulos, an inspiring detensive end, and George Shade, our half- back who deserves much recognition for his outstand- ing achievements throughout the season. Rusty Tata, Doug White, Tony Marro, John Hume, Tom Secino, Dave Girouard, Steve Richard, Greg Storro, Tom Pirro, Mike Navoroli, Steve Lattanzio, Eddie Mann, Tom Palazzi, and injured earlier this season, Don Farineau and Ross Amico, all deserves praise for their concen- trated team efforts. With the help of our devoted fans the Big Blue Devils proved that team work was the way to a great 1977 season. This team voted George Shade and Jim Normandin the Most Valvuable Players and Tom Palazzi the Most Improved. 124 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Tony Marro, Bubba Richard, Steve Rigopoulos, Doug White, Steve Lattanzio, John Hume, Rusty Tata, Jim Normandin, Mike Navaroli, Tom Palazzi, Tom Pirro, Greg Storro, Dave Girouard, ROW TWO: Billy Dona- hue, Bill Lefebvre, Jim Fluet, David Brow, Jay Arsenault, Scott Stephens, Doug O’Donnell, Ross Amico, Chris Daignault, Ed Mann, George Shade, Barry Sicard, ROW THREE: Rich Piermarini, Jack Tucker, Bob Hinds, Frank Angelini, Jimmy Rhodes, Carl Cote, Bob Stelluto, Paul Becotte, Joe DeCarolis, Tony Camardella, Mike Kelley, Norman Tourigny, ROW FOUR: Coach Pete Beaulieu, Donald Starr, Coach John Dubzinski, Mike Usshery,Tom Valiton, Dom Zarella, Mario! Meza, Gerry Cote, Billy Chabin, Doug Matthews, Coach Vaillette, Coach John Ware, Coach Mercier JV FOOTBALL TEAM 126 St. John’s Nashua Springfield Cathedral Manchester Central St. Peter’s Manchester Memorial Brockton Gardner Lowell Fitchburg tip gt Se Sie Se sd ae Carre? ¥ D’Onfro, Kathy Chester, Anne lacaboni, Donna Irvine, | Cornacchia, Audrey Fusco, Linda Girouard, Mary Perkins, Diane Kim Jones, Alison Corliss, absent: Kelly Crowley, Gabriella | Gardner, Kathy Birtwell, Cheryl Crawley, Jane Crowley Cappuccitti, Tammy Bartholomeo, Lisa Tisdale Wats POMPOM GIRLS: Joanne Cali, Robin Bashaw, Robin CHEERLEADERS: Lee Ann Mazzaferro, Carrie Jo Angelini, Maureen 1977 can easily be said to be the year the L.H.S. soccer team came alive. This season began with a loss to Quabbin and two victories over Shrewsbury and Doherty, followed by another loss, this time to St. John’s. Hardly satisfied with a 2-2 record, the Blue Devils, led by tri-captains Dave DiNardo, Tony Perez, and Randy Saudelli, surged ahead with full power and full team effort to demoralize Fitchburg by a 4-0 shutout. From that point on, the mighty Devils never let up. They went on to win 10 games and tie 2 to end their season with a 13-2-2 record. The Devils compiled 11 shutouts out of the 13 wins. Rich Agnew led the team in scoring with 16 goals. This season, unlike last year, the new team had 11 seniors to lead the way. Ross Carol, Bill DeVarney, Brian Ricker, and Randy Saudelli played offensively, and for the defensive line were Dave DiNardo, Mike DiNardo, Dave DePasquale, Tony Perez, Dave Proietti, and Rick Smith, with Tony Crane in net. The whole team appeared ready when it came to the Districts. At their first test they handed Auburn a 4-2 defeat. For their next game, the Blue Devils faced always-tough St. John’s of Shrewsbury. L.H.S. fell to the Pioneers in this game, ending their hopes of being District Champions. However, Leominster had a sensational season and we are proud of all of them. VARSITY SOCCER TEAM ROW ONE: Dave Proietti, Ross Carol, Dave DiNardo, Tony Perez, Randy Saudelli, Mike DiNardo, Brian Ricker, Bill DeVarney, ROW TWO: Don Vaillancourt, Rick Smith, Steve Erb, Mark LeBlanc, Ted Cormier, Dave Pol- lock, Dave Salvatelli, Tim Swart, Jeff Tall, Mike Cristoforo, Luigi Zimei, Richie Agnew, ROW THREE: George Martinez, Mike Donnelly, Bob Eagle, Dan Freda, Joey George, Don Preville, Randy Cormier 129 LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS DISTRICTS LHS 4 Auburn LHS 0 St. John’s Quabbin Shrewsbury Doherty St. John’s Fitchburg St. Peter’s Wachusett Holy Name St. John’s Fitchburg St. Peter’s Groton-Dunstable Wachusett North Holy Name Marlboro Burncoat 0 Zz 6 3 4 3 2 be) 2. 5 4 5 6 1 2 1 6 Op OOOsOOonasoocooocoocont NO NO CHEERLEADERS: Susan Gardner, Melanie Caponi, Rhonda Flynn, Leslie Cali- garis, Debbie Egge, Jackie Rivett, Cindy Stepton, Mary Jo Melanson, Sue George, 130 absent: Diane St. Yves . er atts : Hy hk COA AME, is e a) eee eee é Se aa ae PI at Bs yon 7 ; ‘ Mee y ME ©) $1fve ee eee: Snel B Ae ; ew CS i Lat? 132 9 oat Field Hockey % af A PF 4 a ty B “e ae eal ‘i Bs The field hockay season began in August with a week at the Cape Cod Field Hockey and Lacrosse Camp, one of the lesser known Cape Cod “‘resorts.”” It was a difficult week of back-breaking exercise, exciting sign-up games and secret midnight maneuvers, but, it was a fun experience with a minimum of complaints and injuries. The official season began on September 8 with the first practice and con- tinued until November 7, when the team fell to Quabbin Regional 2-1 in a hard-fought, first round dis- trict game. This made the team the first of hopefully many LHS field hockey teams to go to the districts. As was true of most of the activities at the High School, the effect of the building program was felt by the field hockey team, when their traditional playing field was ‘‘torn assunder”’ and they were forced to find a new home field at Fallbrook Elementary School. This also led to a problem of transportation to daily practices but these initial setbacks were easily solved with the co-operation of the team and its dedicated coaches, Lady and Miss ‘C’. At the conclusion of this most successful season, all that is left to say is, “Good night, P. Pothier.” Gardner Doherty Fitchburg Wachusett Notre Dame LHS Holy Name LHS Doherty LHS +4] 4 5 1 1 1 2 LHS 240 3seGardner 1 1 6 3 1 1 1 LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Notre Dame LHS Holy Name LHS Fitchburg LHS Burncoat LHS Lunenburg LHS Wachusett LHS Marlboro DISTRICTS LHS: 4 “=O-AOOC SA OCONNCOCON ND i) Quabbin VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY: FRONT ROW: Ronnie Civita, Mary Allard, Kelly Jancaitis, Carol Tourigny, Debbie Beaudette, Bonnie Brooks BACK ROW: Karen DiNardo, Lee L’Ecuyer, |Chris LeBlanc, Joan Brideau, Nancy McGovern, Claudette Richard, Louise Samia, Nancy : Perla, Coach Pat Pothier ar 7 a 3 f Ss hee De. Fal . fae af - 3 res ws 4 ae Tt Ly , S te ea id Se An tated ‘ oe es ‘ EReR ey ik, a Xetith e 5% Girls Swimming | | A new coach for the girls’ swim team, Shaun Jacobs, meant many adjustments on the team’s behalf. It was a year of learning : Bike a and building for the coach as well as the team, most of whom ; il i a : wee watched becrata Individuals worked hard _ all : season improving their stroke technique, resulting directly in better times. Though the team record was not a good indication of the growth during the season, individual achievements were gratifying. The team was captained by its only three seniors, Kathi Birt- well, Mary Kilcoyne, and Noni O'Donnell. Awards went to Mary Kilcoyne for Most Valuable Player and to Sharon Mullaney for most Improved Player. a8 +] Gardner 47 Bedford 50 Lincoln-Sudbury 116 Wayland 22 Fitchburg 62 eT ae an Le Be yee ae Acton-Boxborough 128 | fs - b Sin ™® } th Milford 115 | Pi Met. ‘gs 4 Lexington 56 Fitchburg 30 Gardner 54 ROW ONE: Toni Salvatore, Diane DiNardo, Sue DePasquale, Julia Flanagan, Maria Gagne, Julie DiRusso, Sylvia Burns, ROW TWO: Pat Wheeler, Carol Baron, Sharon Mullaney, Helen Jablonski, Debby Jenkins, Nancy Kelly, Nancy Birtwell, ROW THREE: Kathy Kennedy, Elsa Jablonski, Susan Gates, Tracy VivoAmore, Anne Brault, Carol Milano, Cecile Richards, Mary Kilcoyne, ROW FOUR: Coach Shaun Jacons, Coleen Smith, Susan Lozier, Carolyn Padavanno, Kathi Birtwell, Noni O’Donnell, Betsy Bird, Sallie Thomas 135 Cross Country 136 In their second season of cross country competition, the Devilette harriers continued their winning ways with their second winning season. Most Valuable Runner, junior Sue Ryder, was consistently Leominster’s first runner through- out the season. Rounding out the varsity squad were Cap- tains Pam Rodgers and Marie Enright, juniors Norma Cote, Judy Roffee, and Lynn Poirier, and sophomore Peg Pushee. However due to injuries in various runners, newcomers to the sport, Doreen Lemiuex and Lois Valliere were called on to fill the gaps and did so nicely. Most Improved runner Judy Roffee turned in the seasons outstanding performance by winning the CMC League race and in doing so convincing- ly beat many runners to whom she had lost earlier in the season. Again this year Leominster girls qualified for Dis- trict III competition and these were Co-Capt. Marie Enright and Sue Ryder. Gardner 23 Wachusett 39 St. Bernard’s 36 North Middlesex 34 Marlboro 31 Nashoba 26 Lunenburg 27 Fitchburg 33 Doherty 21 Burncoat 42 North 50 South 49 Shrewsbury 20 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: ROW ONE: Judy Roffee, Doreen Lemieux, Leeann Marciano, Marie Enright, Pam Rodgers, ROW TWO: Coach Cleaves, Norma Cote, Lynn Poirier, Lois Valliere, Susan Ryder, Chris Anderson, Coach Surdyka BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: ROW ONE; Paul Gagnon, Rick DiNardo, Rick Marciano, Jason Crete, Jeff Irvine, ROW TWO; Ken McLaughlin, Steve Baron, Dave Page, Chris Phillips, Kevin Burke, ROW THREE; Gary Dean, Bob Gallag Competing in probably one of the toughest leagues in the state, the Blue Devil harriers completed one of their finest seasons ever despite a 5-7 record. Jason Crete, running in his first cross country season as a senior, led the team to a first time ever District III qualify- ing position. Other members of the qualifying’ team included, Sen- iors-Captain Everett Hamel, Bob Gallagher, and Ken McLaughlin, Jun- ior-Steve Baron, Sophomores-Rik Marciano and Steve LaPlume. Ja- son also placed 3rd in the CMC League meet, 8th in the District III meet, and 4th in the Wachusett Invitational meet. Jason established a new Leominster High course record for both the dual meet and championship courses, running them in 14:35 and 14:19 respec- tively. Along with Most Improved Runner Steve LaPlume and Most Valuable Runner Jason Crete, other runners contributing to the suc- cess of the season were seniors Andy Julian and Colin Young, junior Chris Phillips, and sophomore Kevin Burke. The Junior Varsity squad finished the season with a fine 6-1 record. 36 St. Bernard’s 28 St. John’s 38 Monty Tech 20 Assabet Regional 41 37 Marlboro 21 40 Nashoba 21 40 Gardner 215 19 Lunenburg 40 29 Wachusett 26 23 Fitchburg 32 21 Shrewsbury 36 27 Holy Name 30 er, Everett Hamel, Andy Julian, Steve LaPlume, Colin Young 138 Gymnastics GIRLS’ GYMNASTIC TEAM ROW ONE: Carrie Gardner, Paula Stebbins, Brenda May, Betsy Bird, Noni O’Donnell, ROW TWO: Carol Plourde, Barbara Melanson, Diane Lovewell, Beth Holman, Deedee Fini, Robin Saudelli, ROW THREE: Coach Morryl, Theresa Manning, Diane DiNardo, Rebecca Hopkins Burncoat Auburn Gardner Wachusett Tahonto ; Shepard Hill Oxford Shrewsbury Gardner Auburn Wachusett Tahonto Shepard Hill Oxford Shrewsbury BOYS’ GYMNASTIC TEAM ROW ONE: Keith Cardinal, Tom Leger, Richard Plourde, Dan Gordon, ROW TWO: Brian Lagoy, Don Preville, Jay Bergeron, Jerry Berube, Al- bert Ramos, ROW THREE: Joey Melanson, Vincent Brault, Greg Lucier, Bryant Hopkins, Joe Zadrozny, ROW FOUR: Danny Corliss, Mark Albert, Coach Morryl, Brian Lucier, Shawn Dandley, Kevin Burke Boys Basketball BOY’S VARSITY BASKETBALL: ROW ONE: Steve Thomas, John Levesque, Ron Lavoie, Scott Bigelow, Chris Daignault, ROW TWO: Jay Arsenault, Nick Van Dyke, Dave Aubuchon, Don Farineau, Mark Dickinson, Tom Palazzi, Joe DeCarolis, Coach Ron Mazzaferro 143 St. Peter’s Doheety Algonquin St. Bernard’s North Middlesex Shrewsbury St. Bernard’s Holy Name Fitchburg Gardner St. Peter’s Wachusett St. Bernard’s Holy Name Gardner St. John’s Scores as of Feb. 19, 1978 i LOONOy | 2 ud Le = am) co _ uu wa 7) jaa) a Girls’ Basketball VARSITY: Lee L’Ecuyer, Carol Tourigny, Coach Ciccone, Linda Voutour, Sue Devarenne, Debbie Cormier, Mary Allard, Donna Caisse, Kelly Crowley, Sallie Thomas, Lorna Tocci, Ray- leen Wheeler, Sharon Mullaney � - ff en @ 23: ayq WINSTIR , gee ; noe we oS pis ‘COMINS JV GIRLS’ BASKETBLL TEAM LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS EES LHS LAS LHS 40 36 51 37 45 37 39 56 51 26 27 51 31 5 Worchester North Notre Dame St. Bernard’s Shrewsbury Worcester North St. Peter’s Gardner Fitchburg Holy Name Wachusett St. Peter’s Notre Dame Doherty Fitchburg -, rore- a, ot i bien” L 148 aanast pringantse seers . aR ane ao VARSITY HOCKEY: Row One; Mike Navaroli, Dennis Legere, Bobby Eagle, Lee Baron, Brian Ricker, Joe Bilotta, Barry Sicard, John Burke Row Two; Coach McPherson, Kevin Holman, Richie DePaolo, Dave Proietti, Gillis Eagle, Mike DiNardo, Kevin DelleChiaie, Doug O’Donnell, Steve Erb, Ray Brideau, Bob Stelluto, Coach Trenton. 150 q oS Indoor Track Head Coach: Carl Baker Assistant Coach: Mark Cleaves Boys’ Tri-Captains: Jason Crete, Bill DeVarney, Tom Pirro Girls’ Captain: Nancy Sauvageau Records: Boys: 6 wins, 0 losses Girls: 9 wins, 0 losses Most Valuable, Boys’: Tom Pirro Most Valuable, Girls’: Nancy Sauvageau Most Improved Boys’: Mike Marrone Most Improved, Girls’: Louise Samia Both Boys’ and Girls’ teams finished undefeated in leauge competition. Both teams also won their respec- tive league championship meets. Records set during the seaon: Bill DeVarney in the 300 (33.1), Rick Marciano in the 2 Mile (10:18.1), the Mile Relay team of Jason Crete, Jim Augat, Dan Hebert and Bill DeVarney (3:37.1), Nancy Sauvageau in the 300 (39.0) and the Shot Put (30’7%”), Judy Roffee in the 2 Mile (13:29). Bill DeVarney, Tom Pirro, George Pushee, Nancy Sauvageau, and Colleen Mason were all placed finishers in State meet competi- tion. 152 GIRLS’ INDOOR TRACK TEAM ROW ONE: Marie Enright, Lisa Bis- sonnette, Nancy Sauvageau, Louise Samia, Norma Cote, ROW TWO: Success Is Survival, sar os BANS ama peee ose Byeey eerie y Ree , ” oldman, Coac ar eaves, W THREE: Judy Roffee, Carolyn We I All Tough It Out. Serafini, Peg Pushee, Lois Valliere, Colleen Mason, Annette Chap- N.M. man BOYS’ INDOOR TRACK TEAM: ROW ONE: Tim Swart, George Pushee, Dave Chapman, Colin Young, Tom Pirro, Jason Crete, Bob Gallagher, Ken McLaughlin, Everett Hamel, ROW TWO: Coach Carl Baker, Greg Gag- non, Mike Goldman, George Kelly, Dan Hebert, John Gendron, Chris Phillips, Gary Dean, Jim Augat, Jeff ‘Fall: Mike Christoforo, Jonathan Harkness, Coach Mark Cleaves, ROW THREE: Don Divoll, Dave Gaudet, Paul Gag- non, Mike Marrone, Chuck Marrone, Ron Millette, Tom Lemieux, Dennis Murphy, Dino Delle Chaie, Steve Wesley, Ted Cormier, Dave Fontaine 153 Wrestling 154 a“ ¥ x: Agee WRESTLING TEAM ROW ONE: John Aveni, Mike Enright, Roland Martin, Eric En- right, Dave DePasquale, Jim Tata, Steve Barron, Marty Secino, Stephen Richards, Tom Secino ROW TWO: Jack Martel, Jack Tersigni, Paul Becotte, Larry Martin, Dave Pier- marini, Abdul Hashem, Joe Facey, Zachery Morris, ROW THREE: Mike Lanza, Mike McNally, Dave Gallant, Stuart Buck, Jim Westphal, Carl Delorme, Dave Godin, Coach John Dubzinski Dracut Ashland Greater Lowell Concord Lawrence Littleton Quabbin Marlboro Ayer Westford Assabet Regional Cushing Academy Gardner Boy’s Swimming 156 Framingham South 56 Fitchburg pak Gardner 56 Malden 48 Burlington | Watertown Milford Weston Acton-Boxboro Fitchburg BOYS’ SWIM TEAM ROW ONE: Mark Kinsella, Pete Kilcoyne, Steve Slovenkai, ROW TWO: Henry Mau, Kurt Vom Eigen, Matt Cornacchia, Joe Adair, Jim Pier- marini, Chris Smith, Steve Tata, ROW THREE: Arvil Smith, Paul Serriaho, Robert Ehan, Mike Guidera, Dan Kline, Coach Johnson 157 y MUA a i On, % e. = 4 gy ares VO aie NOOW “ 160 Senior Junior Student Council Officers SENIORS: Melanie Capone, Peggy Kelly, Leslie, Caligaris, Kelly Smith, JUNIORS: Gabriella Cappuccitti, Kathi Kennedy, Ann Bergeron, Lisa lacaboni : oe ae a oe eee aes = ‘ Fes i Fine Arts Club Robin Heighen, Patty Grieci, Dean Darr, Laurie Granata, Mobley, Margaret Lelli, Michelle Valois, Cynthia, Schroeder, Toni Salvatore, Beth Howitz, Richard Carpenter, Kevin Truitt, Andy Brown, Joe Marcoux, James Linsky, Daniel Kline, James Long, Brian Caligaris, Julia Flanagan, Maria Gagne, Melissa DiNardo, Jennifer Kovetz, Kim Crane, Joanne Mullan, Gayle Gordon, Tony Morral, Greg Lanney, Peggy Pushee, Pat Wheeler, Karen Lipkind, Tammy Sanborn, Laurie Agnew, Henry Moys, John Vizmeg, Scott Herrin, Arvil Smith, Joan Dubrule, Linda Shepherd, Jennifer Cornacchia, Sandy Agnew, Mary Wilkins, Roberta Grieci, Theresa MEL Brenda Schofield, Debbie Matarese, Marcy McMurra y, Natalie Charielle, Joanne oldman Sophomore Freshman Student Council Officers Melissa DiNardo, Joanne Mullan, Brian Caligaris, Michelle Valois, Jane Bergeron, Barbara’ Gallant, Natalie Charielle, Suzanne Agnew OH EYa Sue Brettschneider, De- nise Benoit, Karen De- Barge, Linda _ Becotte, Paula Scoggins, Lucy Ra- dicione, Gloria Richard, Sherry Gardner, Carol Bishop, Carol Hebert 162 = ALT ELL Pam Rodgers, Paula Stebbins, Diane Gardner, Cheryl DeCarolis, Kelly Jancaitis, Mary Allard, Carol Tourigny, Nancy Perla, Bonnie Brooks, Chris LeBlanc, Nancy McGovern, Linda Girouard, Sue DePas- quale Norma Cote, Louse Samia, Marie Enright, Sue Rider, Judy Roffee, Sharon Mullaney, Colleen Mason, Kathy Birtwell, Jane Crowley, Maureen Cornacchia, Noreen O’Donnell, Lori Kielty, Dave De- Pasquale, Cheryl Mammone Betsy Bird, Lynn Poirier, Brenda May, Kathy Rivett, Elsa Jablonski, Gary Dean, Jim Augat, Bill DeVarney, Ross Carol, Nancy Kelly, Mike DeNardo, Patty Lefebvre, Beth Parks, Karen Girouard, Rayleen Wheeler, Kathy Chester, Alison Corliss, Sallie Thomas, Karen Di- Nardo, Barbara Drury, Jackie Rivett, Scott Stevens, George Pushee, Steve Thomas, Steve Slovenkai, Peter Kilcoyne, Doug White Blue Wail Staff Theresa Ouelette, Rosemond Wil- kins, Faye Schwartz, Karen Camp, Kathy Tarka, Michelle Matthews, Lois Valre, Matthew Perla, Cindy Feinberg Ski Club James Long, Pete Langteigne, Mike Curry, Mark Doyle, Sean Danley, James Amico, Matt Turano, Joe Melanson, Milano, Scott Herrin, Peter Begley, Richard DiNardo, Maria Gagne, Marcy McMurray, Sandra Go- guen, Linda Landgraf, Terese Manning, Ann Palermo, Annette Brow, Janice Richardson, Deb- bie Matarese Steve Slovenkai, Craig Wheeler, Jonathan Gale, Colin Young, Peggy Kelly, Pam _ Rodgers, Norma Cote, Amy Novick, Carrie Gardner, Lois Vellee, Brenda May, Diane DiNardo, Nancy Kelly, Dave Brow, George Pushee, Andrew Julian, Ross Carol, Paul Gove, Tom Secino, James Tata 163 Chess Club UPPERCLASSMEN: Jeffrey Keller, Kevin Caefer 7 UNDERCLASSMEN: Norman La- Pointe, Michael Prince, Rodney Fitch, Keith Chapman, Andy Brown, Michael Goldman ea es Saal eS, aon ey TOO tte : bile DECA Evette Martinez, Evalina Wright, Philip Torcoletti, Michelle Lessard, Janet Bessette, Antoinette Patterson, Dianne Pastore, John Normandin, Ural Austin, Steven Con- ner, Steven DeMar, Keith Peabody, Kevin Corliss, Jerry Bilow, Theresa Higgins, Kenny Hawkins, Larry Thomas FFA Patty Hotchkiss, Debbie Arbo, Karen Rita Richard, Valerie Swart, Donald Legere, Caroline Serafini, Pam Benoit ash gd 3 Ae Row 2 c Jy red i § j Le 1a ¢ _ ¥ = fp test National Honor Society Janice Les, Marcia Lipkind, Suzanne Fontaine, Pamela Rodgers, Sue Anderson, Julie Allard, Kathy Tarka, Faye Schwartz. Laurie Hughes, Kathi Birtwell, Jane Crowley, Carol Tourigny, Nancy Perla, William Paul, Ron Downey, David Russel, Sharon Mullaney, Ann Charpentier, Rachel Piermarini, Theresa Ouellette, Michelle Matthews, Jennifer Howe, Anna Bisol, Frances Katz, Andrew Julian, Kelly Jancaitis, Gail Suyemoto, Cindy Sanborn, Richie F,usco, Paul Gove, Dave Hendren, Karen Blake, Robin Bashaw Robin Frotin, Rebecca Davis, Karen Wirkkala, Amy Novick, Stacey Rigopoulos. Brenda May, Patty Lawrence, Donna Irvine, Laurie Prince, Joyce Klein, Ross Carol, Susan Gardner, Dave Dave Pelletier,, Bill DeVarney, Ken Pawalski, Craig Wheeler, Michael Swett, James Tata, Steven Carroll, Gary Dean, Peter Kilcoyne, Steve Sloven- kai, Andrew Westphal, Steven Feinberh, Nancy Sauvageau, Lucy Radicione, Gloria Richard Piper, Annette Chapman, June Gelinas, 165 This has certainly been a “year to remember” for us. The months have passed so quickly that we've really had little time to stop and. think about what we, as advisors, have accomplished. We know that there have been certain areas in which we let you, our staff, down. One thing, though, is certain. Whatever we have learned, however we have grown as advisors, it is because of a super yearbook staff. You’re not large in— numbers, but your ability to work under pres- — sure, your enthusiasm and spirit have really done - a lot to support us. You are all special and unique people and we love you. i We would most especially like to say a deeply felt thank-you to Marcia, Gail, -baurie, Chris, Colin, Cindy, Kathy, and Lisa. We know that it is your hard work and dedication that created the 1978 MAGNET. We'd also like to say thank you to those people who have helped us in our year as advisors — most, especially Ron and Steves Our sincere thanks to Dr. and Mrs. Lipkind for the use of their home during vacations, week-ends, and all the days when yearbook “stuff” cluttered the dining room. Sandy and-Linda The editors of the 1978 Magnet would like to extend their thanks to the following people for the help they gave us in putting together this book: The athletic coaches for providing us with statistics and write-ups Gail Suyemoto and Colin Young for contributing their time to the yearbook photography Nancy McGovern for being our Loring Studios Correspondent And to everyone else who in any way worked with us on the yearbook staff Special thanks goes to Sandra Sciabarrasi and Linda Douglas, our advisors, for spending numerous hours struggling through these pages with us. Marcia Laurie Magnet Staff Hazel Gail Suyemoto, Marcia Lipkind, Audrey Fusco, Susan Gardner, Chris Brault, Nancy McGovern, Joanne Cali, Lisa Lanney, Richard Fusco, Cindy Berry, Kathy Jac- ques, Dan Shirley, Laurie Prince, Billy Wolfe, Andrew Westphal, Mary Beth te = : on peo NON Np mene 2 rtd Acer IMEI Ne List o _CO-Op Sttidentsa ae oi % 1977-1978 Co-op Students Seniors Barry Anderson Steven Arsenault Donald Bigeau George Bouret Philip Brault James Byrne Domenico Ciccone Frank Dassau Richard Despres Antonio DiCiccio Steven Doucet Gilles Eagle Carl Fagan Daniel Flanagan Michael Fontaine Brian Gagne Jeffrey Gariepy John Garlisi Fredrick Gauthier Terry Girouard Paul Grossi Mark Lamoureux Cedric Landry Alan Lizotte John Marchetti James McGrath Joseph Mello Jerry Molet Richard Morley Ruth Ouellette George Plamondon Daniel Pothier James Provo Steven Rondeau Walter Rushinski Dennis Schofield Stephen Sponenberg Bradford Tisdale Richard Tucker William Wolfe Juniors Dave Lastella Peter Laventure Dennis Leger Michael Lott Mike Martin Alex Valente Electronics Auto Body Electronics Machine Shop Electronics Carpentry Drafting Electronics Auto Body Carpentry Carpentry Electronics Machine Shop Electronics Drafting Machine Shop Machin e Shop Electronics Electronics Machine Shop Electronics Machine Shop Machine Shop Machine Shop Machine Shop Machine Shop Auto Body Auto Body Machine Shop Drafting Electronics Auto Mechanics Electronics Carpentry Machine Shop Auto Mechanics Carpentry Machine Shop Electronics Drafting Electronics Auto Mechanics Drafting Electronics Electronics Auto Mechanics 171 Dedication... Evelyn Tata We, the class of 1978, would like to dedicate this yearbook to Evelyn Tata. For the past eight years she has been a‘secretary for trade and a mother to us all. Mrs. Tata is the first to open the office in the morning and to get the school off to a rolling start. From our first day as fresh- men she has helped many of us to stand on our own two feet, and she has helped us to reach the door of our future. It’s an honor for the class of 1978 to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Tata. 174 ee | ay saat Se Se VN ae 5% i ‘ : : - § : 3 se V sree EN es Sager ety Sah lacing aan eee So re Message To The Class Of 1978 As you go forward into the world of work, life and living, may you constantly be aware of the quality and quantity of your education that will affect your daily challenges. Whether your education was in the academic or trade section remember that in the final analysis all education is occupational to some extent. Now more than ever, “he who has a trade, has an estate.” May you face life’s challenges with confidence and humility remembering that the true spirit of liberty is that spirit which is not too sure that it is right. Robert T. Archibald Director of Occupational Education Guidance William Mercer Harold Mooney 175 Alcide Belliveau Angelo Bisol Donald Burton Sheila Fantozzi Armond Fontaine Howard Hatch Robert Hemenway William Johnson Susan LaConto 176 Richard Mailloux Algidio Membrino Arthur Mountzuris Peter Sobel Kathryn Rheault Thomas Lombardi Thomas Perry Douglas Smith Charles Valera David Papagni Frank Moryl ee a ee Pa aliepeaencael natin saan eet | i ; : Pi i h @ LALLY m NAVY wm VAAN se i RE Class Advisor | wish to the Class of 1978 well and good fortune. It has been a pleasure working with you during the past year. | am sure all the knowledge and skills learned at the Trade High School will be rewarding the rest of your life. Robert F. Hemenway Ruth Ouellette Joe Mello was the 1978 Senior Class President. He also participated in Student Government Day at the State House as Commissioner of the De- partment of Agriculture. Even with all these ac- tivities he had time to go to the Junior High Schools in this area and also to elementary schools to recruit students into the Trade School. On various speeches he was accompanied by Ruth Ouellette who is one of the two senior girls that attended Trade High School in 1978. A special thanks is to be given to both of these students. Joseph Mello L - Wu = © oe] . vl —?. . _ RS we “£8 n4 2 2 184 Philip Brault Walter Calamare Richard Desilets Douglas Bryce Domenico Ciccone Anthony DiSando Steven Doucet Donald Farineau Michael Fontaine James Gaudet Fredrick Gauthier Terry Girouard 185 Kenneth Graves Robert Lawrence Paul Grossi Keith Lurie Richard Hebert Mark Lamoureux John Marchetti Joseph Mello Jerry Molet James McGrath Peter Ovaska Ruth Ouellette Richard Morley James Provo Richard Porter George Plamondon 187 Dennis Schofield . VA A Stephen Sponenberg Timothy Tardiff Bradford Tisdale Richard Tucker Patrick White 188 Pad Y William Wolfe Jeffrey Wiltshire Boe ee Electronics Computer Tech — — oe — Ss — — oe ee Welding 194 Auto Mechanics PANY) ni BY) M YONA Vy yyy | il 197 Drafting : ’ GO METRIC rl nsne ner TOTTI Yr wit Machine Shop ee : Br ee rae bed as Auto Body 202 203 Carpentry WILE Ae + ? Bi ies ee Ae 2 eon a AS oe a paar KPa? - ; oar = Gar-? ag ENE WD A e po eae c—— (-F | — + Ps —— ms a st nee Soe 4 r — ie. . ea St ss + Biiins Trade | Magnet | Trade Editor ; William Wolfe Business Staff Michael Fontaine William Wolfe Dan Shirley AUUUEGERREOUEES (aaaEEaRS) ' it A Appreciation Marcia Lipkind This year’s trade Magnet staff would like to give our true thanks to all those who gave a hand in this section. We would also like to give a special thanks to Marcia Lipkind and Chris Brault, without whose help and time this yearbook would not have been possible. Chris Brault 213 Searstown “where shopping is a family affair” ong DEARSTOWN MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Searstown pid SBE na on ommunity featu ng a nclo ested of Rte Nola ain es omin ait MA. Elo. CLASS OF 78 Best Wishes for a Success Filled Future DIGITAL Digital Equipment Corp. Westminster, MA PEERLESS AUDIO Compliments of PEERLESS AUDIO MANUFACTURING CORP. 40 Jytek Drive, Leominster, Mass. 01453 COMPLIMENTS OF PLASTICAN 196 Industrial Road Manufacturer of Quality Containers eleghage ae ee signi Seta ey ee hae LASTICAME 9G Branch Location: 4585 Mintway Redbird Industrial Park Dallas, Texas 75236 i RGR As eg NEE ON es Compliments of PARAGON PLASTICS 98 Adams St., Leom. LOCKWOOD PRODUCTS, INC. 217 Compliments of MAINVILLE RESTAURANT GIROUARD TOOL DIE,INC. 21 Howe Street Leominster, MA 218 - Compliments ot CLEARSHIELD PLASTIC 177 Florence Street | P E i 38 McDonald's e do it all for you 302 North Main St. Leominster Ps iy ‘ na - = i 4. 3 ot be! � te fa, BOS bs oe i é er a. er SO win Se MA dP lt Sn el oe sie a Compliments of LEOMINSTER CREDIT UNION Insured Savings; Personal Loans; Car Loans; Savings Club Main Office: 20 Adams St., Leominster Clinton Branch: Main St., Clinton 219 IL CAMINO RESTAURANT ITALIAN - AMERICAN FOOD ea € es ce aan eh ini pat eth ci seed ecco ht ei atm Sach eal nee ae han Compliments of CRISCI TOOL DIE, INC. Molds for the plast ics industry SCHNEIDERS OF LEOMINSTER Best Of Luck To The Class Of ’78’ 9 Central St. WHITCOMB TRAVEL 537.1384 Compliments Of WERNER SPORTING GOODS and ski shop 42 Main St. Leom. gi DAC i RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1 Pizza 1030 CENTRAL STREET, LEOMINSTER § STAR CLEANERS LEOMINSTER HEATING CO., INC. 49 Pleasant St. Leom. 70 Pleasant St. Professional Bulk 537-2246 Dry Cleaning Service In By 10 Out By 5 221 Compliments Of ALDO HYPNOSIS CENTER Mid-City Plaza Searstown Leom. 537-4022 116-118 Hartford Turnpike Shrewsbury, 853-3664 4 saad Compliments Of UNIVERSAL-RUNDLE CORP. 75 Jytek Pk. Leom. MA. 01453 617-537-8201 Fiberglass Bathroom Fixtures 222 _ AMERICAN HARLEY-DAVIDSON Compliments Of LEOMINSTER BICYCLE SHOP. 175 Central St. Compliments Of W.E. DEL] 101 Pleasant St. Leom. 534-5297 oe se Vike es crea os ee Me oso : ae ee rc ort sagen mae Mex Compliments Of SOUTHEND MARKET BOR re Bone. a bee, : ag i = Orr ae ee % _ a Sa PAR a 8 POS Piet ht RIESE OR epee as EO a 3 Compliments Of hod INC. } a oe N Authorized Dealer A 1437 Central St. Leominster, MA Miarsihallls ' Brand Names for Less! (OMINSTER: Route 12, junction of Route 2 Compliments of BARKER - DAVIS MACHINE CO., INC. 91 Mechanic St. Compliments of | CASTLE PLASTICS INC. | 401 Lancaster St. CLASS OF 1978 ishing you a bright and happy future c Copynptt 1977 by Antur lreacners ish Cnips, inc. All Rignts Res ® Compliments of SYNTHETIC MAIERIALS COKP. 22 Marguerite Ave. Leom. Compliments of UNION PRODUCTS INC. 5171 Lancaster St. 223 Compliments Of BANNER MOLD DIE CO., INC. E.K. WILLARD INC. | FORD TRACTORS 251 Florence St. | 'S RAINBOW FRUIT LAMBERT’S RAINBO E. B. KINGMAN INC. 738 N. Main St. Leominster, MA Congratulations Class Of '78 96 Exchange St. Leominster Se COMPLIMENTS OF DEARY BROS. INC: 151 Central St Leominster EAST: SIDE OURCO ING 83 Mechanic St. Leominster 537-8211 GIGUEKRE DRUG CO., INC. 138 Spruce St. Tel. (617)534-8137 40 Main St. Tel. (617) 537-9921 1021 Central St. Tel. (617) 537- 4844 Leominster, MA “Now at three locations” Compliments of COLL] MFG. CO. 637 Lancaster St. Leominster Compliments of MUALITY AUIO BODY 727 Central St. Leominster Repair - Painting - 24 hr. towing CAULEY GREENHOUSE 953 Lancaster St. Leominster, MA 225 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Mrs. Jason B. Lipkind Drs. Martin Geraldine Feldman Ruth Lee, Inc. Dr. Joel E. Abraham Anderson-Perry Insurance Agency Dr. William J. Coakley A FRIEND FE SSR Be PATRONS The Tata Press Francis Cannon Opt. Brideau Sheet Metal Leominster News Agency Lahti’s AMC Jeep Sportsmen’s Plastics, Inc. Dupuis Power Mower Service Cosgrove Cash Register Jack Marie’s Coffee } §, Cronin D. D-_S. Leominster Appliance Repair Co. Dr. lerrence E. Hogan Gem Tool Mfg. Corp. Solomon, Roncone, Gazourian McEvilly Leominster Animal Clinic Colonial Flower Shop DeCiantes Florists Mr. Mrs. Donald Martin BOOSTERS Gt 7. lrave Ida’s Odds and Ends Dr. John M. Cummings Leominster House of Pizza Diadem, Inc. Leominster Motor Sales E.R. Carpenter Co., inc. Mrs. Mildred Berry %. a ee = et Piles et ic Pe oe OEE ee ee ste = Bee 231 ™” rz fi . ae wy ik 232 234 % m ” 4s f pi 235 236 237 0 ee A ee nes me ate % pelt a See e Satit sgt 2 sean age eee De ane ar oe Sat 2 OP a gms Lox dage ery Se Se Poe om erg ge BoE ae weston Ewes ao Eeeerae TASS Sees eet ; a ee ees ae : = es