Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

DARE Magnet 198 1 Leominster Hgh School Leominster, Ma. 01458 Ns Remember your first day of high school? Scared stiff, you wanted the floor to swallow you up; you hoped your clothes weren’‘t too con- spicuous and you desperately wanted to lose yourself in the crowd. Unfortunately, at L.H.S. it was all foo easy to get lost in the chaos... get lost in the building ... get lost in the bureaucracy . . . and it wasn’t easy to be outstanding. However, somehow during the next four years it became very important to be noticed. We be- gan to discover ourselves as well as the rowdies. This mild insanity became typical of our class. Whoever said our class lacked spirit was simply not looking far enough. They were missing that unique individual spirit that we all possess. We do have a certain spirit, a daring--- a daring to be different that makes us stand out above all oth- ers. This memento will help you to recognize this spirit in us, the class of 1984. As we prepare to say goodbye to L.H.S., let us look through these pages and remember that special spirit which unites us now and forever. oe aro es ee eae = oe Poe ey, ene { etter md vets ‘Sue . — lege 3 wriai ar @ 4 ‘ 7 Ty B42 = “of, Na etn KES i Oe es ee a Ga det ae ome a ae, Salles Met, Seem WOW ys GA, we bd Pe ae Ne, Sak” MOUNT eeTt Table Of Contents Faculty Seniors Year In Review Underclassmen Trade Sports Activities Organizations Advertising 19 42 90 2 7 116 137 167 190 17 FACULTY 20 Administration The Class of 1981 has left its mark on LHS. In the class- rooms, through the teams, and through the many stu- dent organizations, the students who now are leaving LHS as graduates have brought credit to themselves and their class. We wish you success in future years. We shall miss you. Dr. David H. Dennen Principal Daslaneaaree DR. DAVID H. DENNEN PRINCIPAL To the Graduates of the Class of 1981 The class of 1981 has distinguished itself in many ways. Several members of the class have recorded significant academic accomplishments. Others have achieved distinction on the athletic field, in the arts, and in student govern- ment. | expect that this record of accomplishment will continue in the years to come. Your class has contributed greatly to the regeneration of school spirit and pride at Leominster High School. Your leadership and energetic support for school activities has helped to revitalize student interest and involvement in those activities. Your commitment to the fundamental ideal of scholarship, upon which all education is based, will serve as a beacon to future graduating classes. Congratulations and best wishes for success in your future endeavors. Dr. J. Dennis Moore, ED. D. J Rowe Mov DR. J. DENNIS MOORE, ED. D. Congratulations to the Class of 1981! You have accom- plished a great deal in the four years you have been here. Hopefully, what you have learned should help you cope with whatever situations you will have to deal with in the future. If | can be of any help in the future don’t hesitate to call. Keep in touch and good luck. Richard P. LaBelle RICHARD P. LABELLE Vice-Principal VICE-PRINCIPAL Kidod 1 X£b0u To the Class of 1981: It would be conventional if | were to wish you success upon your graduation. However, | would like to wish you something that is more difficult to come by — meaning in your life; and meaning is not something you stumble across, like the an- swer to a riddle. Meaning is something you build into your life — out of your past, your affections and loyalties, your own talent and understand- ings, the things you believe in, the things and people you love, the values for which you are willing to sacrifice something. The ingredients are there for each of you. You are the only one who can put them toget her into that unique pattern that will be your life. Let it be a life that has dignity and meaning for you. If it does, then the particu- lar balance of success or failure is of less account. Dr. Joseph Carol Superintendent of Schools Nicholas Rigopoulous School Committee Row 41: Mary Olivier, Mary Crowley, Joyce Brodkin Row 2: Steven Perla, James Wheeler, Robert Allain Missing: Mayor Raymond Harper English . George Peck - English; Faculty Manager Athletics . Angela R. Buss - English . Betty Anne Blunt - English . Jane Keeney - English . Geraldine B. Rheauld - English . Pauline H. Wilkins - English 7. Harry A. Mitchell - English 8. Ellen L. Cleaves - English; Subject Specialist 9. Scott Hay - English; Senior Class Advisor 10. Janet Loomis - English 11. Louise S. Thomas - English —_= — S OODMNOMAWN= . Judith DeCarolis - English . James Grautski - English . Sheila Rockwell - English . Richard Mailloux - English Ruth M. Rooney - English . Bonita Adams - English . Gilbert Tremblay - English, Yearbook Advisor . Richard Morano - English . Elise Adams - English; Theater Arts . Donald E. Fredd - English . Nancy A. Gauthier - English Gain Math . Mrs. Needham - Math . Robert T. Ware - Math . Eugene J. Farrell - Math . Kathryn Crowley - Math . Charles N. Nikitas - Math . Anne M. O'Connor - Math; subject specialist . Carleton K. Finch - Math; Computer . Pamela Oinonen - Math . Lawrence W. Bartlett - Math . Deborah J. Sundstrom - Math . Brian Nathan - Math . Peter Beaulieu - Math; Varsity Football Coach . Elfriede M. Cavanagh - Math; Honor Society Advisor . Christine Brennan - Math . Carol Hynes - Math missing; Mary R. Addante OMONOOARWN = L— i y I a e ed a i | ——s. eo ee ae || |_| ae 4. William Sullivan - Science 2. Steven P. Therrien - Science 3. Francis P. Leahey - Science 4. Mark S. Siemasko - Science 5. John Gallagher - Science; subject specialist missing; Nancy Breau - Science . Frank Steffanides - Science; Varsity Basketball Coach . Philip Hanno - Science; Junior Class Advisor . missing: Carolyn Tolman - Science . Michael J. Cavanagh - Science . Maureen Angelini - Science . George Sherback - Science . missing: Walter Wasik - Science Specialists . Richard Dandini - Art . Grace Fallavollita - Special Education . Jane Styrna - Home Economics . Susan McDonald - Art . Pat McCarthy - Duchesne - Learning Disabilities; Junior Class Advisor . Richard Pelletier - Art . Mary Frazier - Home Economics; subject specialist —_— | === = . Kathy Reardon - Special Education . Karen Mimnaugh - Phys. Ed. . Richard Marchand - Health . Mark Cleaves - Health . William Lanciani - Special Education . Dorothy Gottsegen - DECA Advisor; Business Education . Karen Farrell - Home Econ. NOOR WNH = Physical Education . Ralph Caisse - Physical Education; Driver Education . Theodore Damko - Athletic Director . JohnGoubeaud - Physical Education . Michael A.Vaillette - Physical Education; Varsity Wrestling, Football Coach . Noreen McLaughlin - Physical Education; Girls Indoor Track Coach . Pauline G. Ciccone -Physical Education; Varsity Field Hockey, Cheering Coach . Kathryn A. Buss - Physical Education; . Malcolm MacPherson -Physical Education; Varsity Hockey Coach ONOonBRWNH = . Esther Lavin- Attendance Office, Mary W. Jones- Main Office, Beverly F. Cosenza- Main Office, Lucille Fortaine- Main Office . Nona Ojala - Computer Operations; Yearbook Advisor . Estelle M. Turcotte - Athletic Office . Gwendolyn Saunders - Media Center . Pearl L. Comeau - Subject Specialists . Victoria Underwood - School System Register Oanhwnh— Foreign Languages 4. Jeannene Desrosiers - French 2. Claire T. Bisol - Italian 3. John Arroyo - French; Italian 4. Pauline Baker - French 5. Eugene M. Rheault - Subject Specialist missing: Mary-Beth Wheeler - French; Senior Class Advisor Business . Linda Douglas - Business . Betty A. Raymond - Business . Samuel R. Mascitti - Business, Girls’ Tennis . Phyliss Johnson - Business . Barbara Simpson - Business . Linda Lawrence - Business . Ronald J. Mazzaferro - Business; Basketball Coach 8. Philip De Charles - Business 9. Giovanna A. Moynihan - Business 10. Jane Walsh - Business 14. Margaret Zottoli - Business 12. Betty F. Leonard - Business Missing: Marlene Woodruff - Business —_ y 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 . William R. Hicks - Guidance Counselor . Judith A. Rigopoulos - Guidance Counselor . Thomas F. McDermott - Guidance Counselor . Marcia Gardner - Guidance Secretary . George A. Schroeder - Guidance Counselor . Patricia R. Pothier - Guidance Counselor; Varsity Softball Coach . James Beaulieau . Mercedes Grautski (““Shorty’’) . William DiGregorio . Marla lacaboni i 2 3 4 5. 6 7 8 9 aD | asm Herdcdiike . Joan Strang - Librarian . Robert Bayley - Librarian . Charles Kornick - Max Ed Coordinator . Gerard Burke - Special Education Donna Westphal - Learning Disabilities . Margaret Maffei - Nurse . Carolyn Sheldon- Nurse . Cafeteria Workers . Arthur Sharos- Head Custodian ONOMRWNH-= Social Studies . Roland Worthen - Social Studies . Charles P. DeFilippo - Social Studies; subject specialist . Gerard L. Aubuchon - Social Studies; Director of Audio Visual Carl A. Baker - Social Studies; Track Coach Arthur Mountzuris - Social Studies . John F. Magane - Social Studies . Bernhard W. Sund - Social Studies . Eleanore Legere - Social Studies; Student Council Advisor Social Studies . William S. Daly - Social Studies . Kenneth A. Stevens Social Studies . Elizabeth A. Lavin - Social Studies; Cheering Coach . Margaret G. lacobone - Social Studies James Beauregard - Social Studies . Robert Brennan - Social Studies . Paul J. Benoit - Social Studies . David P, Williams - Social Studies 4 2 3 4 5. 6 7 8 | | § WORRGES GaRIaGs SIENTORS ANDREW MAXFIELD: 9 Gardner Place; member of the Chess Club. Interests include drawing and astronomy. Future plans: Technical School, Computer Programming A class is not built in four years, it develops as time goes on, gathering new members and leaving be- hind others. As an integral part of the senior class and a new member of the chess team, Andrew Maxfield has grown with us through our first three years and at last has been able fo join us in these hallowed halls of good ‘ole LHS. Daring to be Different, to overcome many obsta- cles has been chosen as our theme. To you, An- drew, we ftip our hats, for you have overcome many obstacles on your way to graduation. For this we welcome you, salute you, and wish you the best in the years ahead. 43 44 Advisors: Mary Beth Wheeler Scott Hay Dear Graduates, 14981 seemed so far away when you began your years here at L.H.S! It’s hard to believe that this segment of your lives is now just a memory. We hope you will think back upon your high school days with happy thoughts, remembering good friends, good times, academic challenges, and personal achievements. As your advisors, this has been ourclass too. We have shared the good times as well as the bad with you. Most importantly, we have shared a part of your lives with you and we, too, have memories that will be with us always. In wishing you the best for the future, we hope that you can grow in peace and in love and that you continue to build your lives upon the high ideals and values that have made you, the Class of 1981, special to us. Phrise Tracy Bick: Bhat Miss Mary Beth Wheeler Mr. Scott Hay Senior Class Officers As freshmen, our class was forced to overcome many obstacles that stood in the way of receiving a well-rounded education. Due to double- sessions, we were separated from the upperclassmen. Leominster High seemed to lack the pride and unity that is essential during the high school years. Sophomore year was an eventful one that brought upon us many changes. We witnessed the completion of the new addition. Although it had many flaws, we were grateful to attend school on a normal sched- ule. It was also a new experience to be with upperclassmen. We united on several occasions such as the student walkout, which was the result of an unsettled teacher contract dispute. Because of this, teacher mo- rale was low at a time when our class was in desperate need of support. Fortunately, our junior year was full of positive changes, including a new principal. Although strict rules were enforced and privileges for us seemed few, we enjoyed the many extra-curricular activities that the Senior Class revived. We didn’t hesitate to occupy the designated court yards once the Seniors were gone, for we were all overly anxious to become the next proud Senior Class. It is amazing how far the Class of 84’’ has come in the past four years. We have gained the reputation of being a special and unique class whose footsteps will be hard to follow. Not only have we matured individually, but also as a whole. Senior year has been productive and we have managed to carry on the many traditions at L.H.S. with great success. This last year is passing more quickly than expected, with ‘‘Sen- ioritis’’ setting in extra early. Yet, before we know it, the diploma will be in hand and we will seek to achieve our foremost goals and dreams. Hopefully, the strong bonds of love and friendship that have developed over the years will never be broken. Yet, this is an inevitable occurence. For each individual must travel his or her own path, acquire new skills, build new friendships, and in essence - begin a whole new life. | would like to thank all of you for your support. | wish you good health, happiness, and peace in the years to come! Sincerely, Alannif. f. (rnacchac Jennifer L. Cornacchia President, Class of “81” Treasurer: Maria Gagne Vice President: Ingrid Phillpotts Secretary: Kimberly Crane 45 Pg 46 - top to bottom SANDRA ZIMEI: ‘Zim’ 340 Central St. Track; Pom Pom Girl; Fine Arts Club; Skiing; Plans to become a journalist. SUSAN ZEPHIR: “Sue” 146 Harvard St. Sr Fr Orientation; Interclass Play; Fine Arts Club; Yearbook Editor; National Honor Society; Horseback Riding. WILLIAM ZAYAS DEBORAH YEATON: “Deb” 36 Mt. Pleasant Ave. Business Ed Club; Reading; Sports; Rollerskating; Wants to be a secretary in an Office. Pg 47 - left to right Row one: left to right: GREGORY WORRAL WANDA WILTSHIRE TIMOTHY WILSON: “Toby” KENNETH WILSON: “Kenny” 23 Richardson St. Soccer; Art; Plans to go to Mass College of Art; Wants to be as famous as Picasso. Row two: left to right: MARY WILKINS: 15 Coolidge Pl. Student Council; Interclass Plays; Musicals. DONNA WHITNEY: ‘Brat’ 28 Old Mill Rd. Yearbook Staff; Business Ed Club; Reading; Work after high school. ROBERT WHITE: “Bob” 556 Central St. Skate Boarding; Rollerskating; Running; Year- book Photographer, Fine Arts Club; “69 Camaro Restoration’ Major in English; Go on to law school. SANDRA WHEELER: “Sandy” 58 Tisdale St. Ice Skating; Volleyball; Hope to get a job working with kids. Row three: left to right: JAMES WESTPHAL RUSSELL WASS: ‘Boss’ 84 Arlington St. Piano; Stamp Collecting; Saxophone; Bentley College; Corporate Accounting; LHS Band Treasurer; National Honor Society Treasur- er; Math Resource Center Club; LHS Newspaper; Business Ed Club. MARIA VOYLES: 1‘1-J State St. Cheerleading: JV V Basktball, V Soccer; Rally; Fr Sr Orientation; Glenn; Plans to become a hairstylist. RICHARD VOUTOUR: ‘Pigmie’’ 20-D Crossman Ave. Diver on the Swim Team. Pauline, Tina, Lori; Rollerskating; Plans to enlist in The United States Marine Corps. Row four: left to right: JOANNE VINCENT: “Jo” 252 Florence St. Drawing; Mt. Wachusett, Majoring in Execu- tive Secretary. LAURA VARNEY SHARON VALLIERE: Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; Rally; Fine Arts Club; Fr Sr Orienta- tion; Pom Pom Squad; Junior Class Spaghetti Supper; Interclass Plays; Spring Musical. DAVID VALITON: ‘‘Val-lus’’ 117 Abbott Ave. Lori; Skateboards: Karate. Seniors page 48-Top to Bottom: KIM VALERI: 75 Lincoln Terr. Business Ed Club. CHRISTOPHER VALERI: “ Chris’’ 943 Lancaster St. Swimming; Band; Stage Band; Na- tional Honor Society; Music; Camping; Plans to go to Lehigh University to major in mechanical engineer. MATTHEW TURANO REBECCA TUCKER: ‘Becky’ 1435 Main St. Fr Sr Orientation; Fine Arts Club; Rally Committee; Spaghetti Supper; College. page 49-row 1-left to right ROBERT TREMBLAY: “Bob” 290 Merriam Ave. Camping; Hiking; Fishing; Archery; Can- oeing; Swimming; Drawing; Writing; Wants to become a cartoonist. DEBRA TOURIGNY: 743 Union St. Crafts; Art; Ceramics; Plans to go on to hair dressing — school. JOHN TONOLE JOSEPH TOCCI: ‘Joe 127 Spruce St. Golf; Likes Photography; Wants to go into photography after high school. row two - leff to right: DAVID TOBIN LISA THOMPSON PETER THOMANN WILLIAM TATA Row three-left to right: STEPHEN TATA REBECCA TATA: Becky” Fr, JV, V Field Hockey; Fr Basketball; Fr Track; 362 Pleasant St. Fr Sr Orientation; Bye Bye Birdie; Bermuda Trip; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff, Fine Arts Club; Collecting Pennies; Sketching, ‘Protecting orphan Turtles” As- sumption College, Major in Psychology. RALPH TARDIFF GREGORY TARDIFF row four-left to right: KAREN STUMPF STEPHEN SPRING MICHAEL SOUZA CHERYL SOUTHER: 15 Crossman Ave. Fr. JV Softball Career or College EET seniors se ors Seni Seni niors or Seniors Seniors page 50-row 1.-left to right: CHRISTOPHER SNOW CRAIG SMITH DINO SIMILIA GLEN SHEPARD row 2: left to right: LYNDA SHEPARD: 45 Stephens Rd. Student Government; Teachers Aide; Karate; Rollerskating; College-Counseling; Reside in Florida. DAVID SHELDON KATHERINE SHAW PAMELA SERAFINI row 3- left to right: RICHARD SECINO CHARLES SCHRMACK ANN MARIE SCHIAVITTI ROBIN SAUDELLI row 4- left to right: JODI SANTUCCI: 32 Wheeler St. Fr JV Softball; National Honor Society; College; V Football Cheerleader; V. Soccer Basketball Cheerleader; JV Cheerleader Co- Captain of all. DANIEL SANCHEZ: “Chez” 19-A Crossman Ave. Basketball: JV V Soccer: Art: Travel Around the country. JOHN SANABRIA JAMES SAMIA: Jimmy” 73 Woodside Ave. Fr Soccer Fr Basketball; College Major in Communications. page 51- top to bottom: SADIE SALAMONE: 295 Pleasant St. Business Ed Club: Hairdresser. PAUL SAARIAHO: X-Country; Swimming; Track MICHAEL RUSSO DEBRA RUSSO Senior Seni ¢ j ay) A A. aN : ce Ze Ape a 7 page 52- row 1- left to right: HEIDI RUSHINSKI: 87 Regina Dr. Skiing; Walking; Swimming; Not going to college, and don't know what my career is at this point. LORI ROUTE: “Law” 489 Willard St. N.E.L.T.A. Tennis; Yearbook Staff; Fr Sr Orientation; National Honor Society; Loves frogs; will attend Michigan State University to major in Herpetology. EMILY ROSENSAFT: ‘Em’ 59 Crescent Rd. Student Council Rep.; Fine Arts Club; Art; College. HEIDI ROIKO: “Snowman” 1045 Main St. row 2- left to right: TAMMY ROBINSON JORGE RIVERA JOYCE RICKER: “JoJo” 12 Pleasant Ave. JV Basketball; V Basketball; Photography; Softball; College. CAROLANN RICHARD: “Betty” 9 2nd St. Yearbook Staff; Business Ed Club; Singing Dancing; Computer Technician or Music. row 3- left to right: RITA RICHARD: ‘Charlie’’ 73 Adams St. FFA Club; Business Ed Club; Reading; Needle Point; Rollerskating; A Secretarial career in Law. RONALD RHOADES: SCOTT REYNOLDS: 40 Marita St. Ex-Soccer Player; Wrestler; Girls; Cars; Food; Money; Architect. CURTIS REINBOLD row 4- left to right: ERIN REGAN: 92 Middle St. LISA RASMUSSEN: Collect Books; Military. ANDREW RAPPAPORT: Swim Team; Orchestra for Musical; Band. JANE RAINVILLE: 102 Sylvan Terr. Fr JV Softball; Fr JV Basketball. page 53- top to bottom: LISA RAGUCCI: 44 Eden Glen; JV FR Softball. JOYCE RACINE: Business Ed Club; Danny; College to study Business Management, (Mt Wachusett); Helped with career day. LISA QUIGLEY: 84 Overlook Dr. Jogging; Skiing; Swimming; Going to Saint Vincent's School of Nursing. DIANE PUMA Senior $ page 54- top to bottom: TARA PROGIN KAREN PROGIN STEPHEN PRINCE CAROL POUDRETTE: ‘Frenchie’ 205 Water St. Gymnastics; Horseback Riding; Tennis; Beach; Hairdressing at Brom’s Academy in Worcester. page 55- row 1- left fo right: PATRICIA POTHIER: ‘Pat’ 141 Grant St. Skiing; Plans to go to work after school. MICHELLE POTHIER: ‘Shelly’ 16 Bel-Air Heights, Field Hockey (Tri-Captain); Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society; Painting; Medical Technologist. JUDITH PORTER: “ Judy’ 1155 Central St. Skiing, Undecided Future. JOSEPH POIRER row 2- left to right: RAYMOND PIKE JAMES PIERMARINI: © Jirn or Pema” 215 West St. Swimming; Track; Soph. and JR Class President; Mock Trial Defendant; Ski Club Treasurer; National Honor Society President; Band; Hiking; Camping; Reading; Women; Cornell or MIT, Chemical Engineering. LYDIA PIERMARINI: 133 Tisdale St. DECA; Going to college for Business Tech. JOHN PIEMONTESE: ‘The Devil’ 7 Woodside Ave. Fr Football Basketball; JV Basket- ball; Plans to go to U-Mass. row 3- left to right: SUSAN PIAZZA INGRID PHILLPOTTS: “Ingie” 326 Joslin St. Indoor, Outdoor Track; Cross-Country; Gymnastics; Chess Team; Band: Vice-President of the Senior Class; Student Council: Interclass Plays; Musicals; Chess Club; Fine Arts Club; National Honor Society; Devils Talk; Future Plans are Chemical Engineering at Cornell (Hopefully). JOY PERRY DIANE PELOQUIN: “Di” 38 Autin St. Business Ed Club; Wants to get into Digital; Sr Fr Orientation; Loves the Beach, Yearbook Staff: “Rainbows”’ row 4- left to right: PAMELA PELLECCHIA: ‘Pam’ 321 Lincoln St. National Honor Society; DECA Club; Future plans are to manage and eventually own a business. LINDA PARMENTER: 67 River St. Partying]!!! DALE PARMENTER: 8 Causeway Terr. Fr Sr Orientation; Business Ed Club; Horseback : Plans to attend college. MINDI PARKS: 57 Wilder Lane. Softball; Skiing; Plans to attend college. Senior or ior Senior Sen page 56- top to bottom: STEPHEN PAQUET DANIEL PALMIERI: ‘Dan’ 20 Haynes Ct. Football; To go to college at Worcester Industrial Tech. for drafting. KAREN PALMER: 114 Lincoln St. Business Ed Club. MICHAEL PALERMO: 102 Burrage Ave. Baseball; Shooting and Guns; Plans to work at Digital. page 57- row 1- left to right: ANDREA PALERMO: Arnie’’ 779 Merriam Ave. Plans to work as a receptionist or a Bankteller. MARK OSOWSKI: ‘Ski’ 91 Lowe St. Basketball; Fr-Sr Week; Golf; Tennis; Attend Dean Junior College. RICHARD NYLUND: “Rich” 494 Litchfield St. Critters; Curling 120 Z; Air Force Machinist. TRACY NOVAK row 2- left to right: MARGARET NORMANDIN: “Meg” 354 Mechanic St. Student Council; Interclass Plays; Worcester State College; Speech Pathology. LISA NORMANDIN: 64 River St. Marriage; Volunteer as Special Ed Advocate; Volun- teer at Leominster Hospital; Sr-Fr Orientation ANN NAVAROLI RICHARD MURPHY row 3- left to right: DENNIS MURPHY JOANNE MULLAN: “Jo” 27 Apple Tree Lane. Basketball Cheering; Hr Rep; Thanksgiv- ing Rally; Ski Club; Plans to go to college. BARBARA MULLAHY: “Barb” Active in DECA; DECA State Officer; Business Ed Club; Kevin; Horseback Riding. RICHARD MORROW: “Rick” 672 Lancaster St. Driving and Building things with material and chemicals. Plans to go to in the Air Force Academy or Career in Aviation. row 4- left to right: MARYJANE MOBLEY: “MJ” 14 Martha St. Pom Pom Girl; Student Council; Theta Program; Volunteer Student Teacher; College, To Major in Early Childhood. RONALD MILLETTE PAUL MILANO: 38 Holman Ave. Hockey; Racquet Ball; College, Major in Computer Programming. FRANCES MICHAUD: ‘Fran’ 830 Lancaster St. Business Ed Club; Swimming; Archery; 4yr College. enior Se wo Cte ee re Se Senior nor page 58- row 1- left to right: JUAN MEZA: “Mickey” 19 Princeton St. Football; Baseball; College, Undecided Major. _ CHRISTOPHER MESSIER: ‘Chris’ 19 Harwood Ter. Cross Country; Indoor Track; Inter- class Play; Dungeons and Dragons and other War Games; SMU Marine Biology. RAFAEL MENENDEZ-APONTE: ‘Raff’ 34 Tina St. Soccer; Tennis; Plans to go on to college. THERESA MELLO; 246 Grant St. Undecided Future. row 2- left to right: BARBARA MELANSON: Gymnastics; Cross Country; Photographer of the Yearbook; Fine Arts Club; Dancing; Plans to Major in Photography and Art. SUSAN MCNEIL: ‘The S M Kid” 64 West St. Softball; U.S. Ski Team; JV Basketball; H.R. Rep.; Ski Club; National Honor Society; President for the Ato; Collecting Lizards; Reading; National Lampoon; Fitchburg State, To Major in Psychology. JAMES MCNAMARA: “Mac” 55 Harrison St. Football; Basketball; Swimming; Plans to go to college. SCOTT MCKENNEY: “Rosey”’ 175 Union St. Skiing; Curling 12 Ounces; Future Tool and Die Maker. row 3- left to right: JOANNE MCGRATH TAMMY MCGINNIS: ‘Tam’ 33 5th St. Business Ed Club; Drum Corp; Dancing; Singing: To be a secretary. SUSAN MCDERMOTT: 226 Water St. Golf; Plans to go to college. | SCOTT MCANN row 4- left to right: | STEPHANIE MAZZOLA | KAREN MAXIM: “Crash” Business Ed Club; Business Major; Rollerskating and Parting. || JOHN MATLEY: Carpenter; Julie; Critters; The Doors. LISA MASCIANGIOLI page 59- top to bottom: MICHELLE MARCHETTI _ JACK MARTEL CHARLES MARRONE: “Chuckles” 16 Vine St. Soccer; Indoor Track; Baseball; Outdoor Track Mt Wachusett-Air Force Reserve. MATTHEW MARRO: “Doc” 45 Lisa Dr. Spring Musicals; Interclass Play Competition; National Honor Society; Likes music; plans to study medical technology. r Senior $KEa ——— EEE —_— page 60- row 1- left fo right LORI MARRAMA: 304 LANCASTER ST. TO GO TO COLLEGE. JOSEPH MARQUIS RICHARD MARCOUX CARMINE MARCIANO row 2- left to right JAMES MANUEL: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY; SENIOR CLASS TREASURER: MACHINIST. MICHAEL MANSOUR: “MANNY” 130 STARR ST. FOOTBALL; TRACK; SKI CLUB; TO GO TO COLLEGE. KELLY MANNING: TENNIS; BOWLING; ROLLERSKATING; CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST. MARISA MANGINI row 3- left to right DONNA MANGIACOTTI WILLIAM MALNATI: ‘BILL’ 30 CLAFIN ST. SKI CLUB; SPORTS; COLLEGE. JO ANN MALLEY: “JO OR JOEY” 30 CRISCI ST. STREET HOCKEY; SOFTBALL; MUSIC; TAKING PICTURES; SKIING; SWIMMING; FUTURE: NURSE POSSIBLY. BRUCE MACNAMERA row 4- left to right LAURIE LUCIER DIANE LOVEWELL: ‘DI’ 872 MAIN ST. GYMNASTICS; SWIMMING; READING; PLANS TO GO TO FITCHBURG STATE. JAMES LONG: “ JIMMY V FOOTBALL; V TRACK; MEMBER OF THE AUTOMATICS; PLANS TO BE RICH AND FAMOUS. JULIE LEVIN pg. 61-top to bottom MICHAEL LEPORE MARGARET LELLI: 9 WASHINGTON ST. CHEERLEADING; PROM COMMITTEE; COLLEGE. GEORGE LEITE: 35 OLD MILL RD. SOCCER; MARCHING BAND; BUILDING MODELS; FUTURE AVIATOR. RICHARD LEGERE: ‘RICKY’ 102 HICKORY RD. BUSINESS ED CLUB; YEARBOOK STAFF; DEVILS TALK; ‘HAPPY FRIDAY“; BENTLEY COLLEGE; MAJOR IN ACCOUNTING. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Senior Se page 62- top to bottom: LYDIA LEFKOWITZ: 86 Norwood Ave. Whalom Fitchburg; National Honor Society; Painting; Foreign Language Translator. MICHAEL LEFEBVRE: “Mike” 62 Marita St. Senior Historian of the Business Ed Club; Yearbook Staff; “Moody Blues’; Florida Institute of Tech. or work for Connectict General Life Insurance Co. ROGER LEE: 555 Willard St. V. Football; V Hockey; Member of the Automatics; Fr and Soph H.R. Rep. VINCENT LEBLANC: “Vinnie” Rollerskating; Career in Truck Driving. page 63- row 1- left to right: PAULINE LEBLANC: 60-A Litchfield Terr, Spirit Club; Business Ed Club; Computer Techni- cian. ROBIN LAZARUS: ‘‘Turtle’’ V Cheering; U-Mass Amherst, Business Major; Hi Billy!!! See Ya Beth, Malatos, Kima. DONALD LAWRENCE: RICHARD LASTELLA: ‘Crash’ 64 Gordon-St. Wrestling, Skiing; Partaking of Alcoholic Beverages; Business Major. row 2- left to right: SCOTT LAPRADE: 115 Woodside Ave. Rollerskating; Chasing Fires; Being with Cindy; Career in Fire Fighting. DONNA LAPLUME: Cross Country; Indoor and Outdoor Track; Sr-Fr Orientation; Busi- ness Ed Club; Major in Word Processing. RONALD LAPIERRE: “Ronnie” 72 Stagecoach Rd. National Honor Society; Devils Talk Staff; Ski Club; Swimming; Tennis Rollerskating; Plans to Study Medical Technology. KATHLEEN LAPIERRE: “Kathy” 108 3rd St; National Honor Society; Business Ed Club; Business Administration Major in college. row 3- left to right: ANNE LANZA: 55 Overlook Dr. Sr-Fr Orientation; Yearbook Staff; Student Council Rep; Max-Ed Volunteer Teacher Aide; Major in Education. GREG LANNEY LAURI LANDRY: 37 Stephens Rd. Partying; Listening to Rock Music; Modeling. LINDA LANDGRAF: “Spaz” Fr Softball; V Cheering; Ski Club; Sunshine; The Beach; Cape Cod Action; Sum N Dartmouth Here | Come. row 4 left to right: DAVID LANCIANI: “Lance” 555 Union St. Play Guitar; Comic Artist; Fitchburg State; Major in Communications Media. CATHERINE LANAGAN: “Lanny” or “Cathy” 94 Sargent Ave. Fr and JV Basketball; Fr Softball; Pom Pom Girl; College. LORI LAMOUREUX: 30 Martha St. Camping; Rollerskating; Play Organ; Mt. Wachusett Majoring In Early Child Care. LAURIE LACHANCE Senior BE sae a a es Sat S Ce ee Se ea ae a a ss a 4 x € bs a 3 Be 5 Be He Fe ae a ; ba ® nior Senior § page 64- row 1- left to right: LORNA KOVACS: 40 Gordon St. President of Fine Arts Club; Spring Musical, ‘‘Fiddler on the Roof’; Interclass Play, ‘Kiss Me Quick I’m Double Parked.’’ Exchange student to France; Bermuda Trip; Honor Roll; Love to travel; go to college and pursue a career in law. DANIEL KLINE: ‘Klino’’ V Tennis; Technical Work for Musicals; Basketball College, Business. DANIEL KIROUAC: Football; Track; College. KELLY KINSEY: 560 N Main St. JV Softball; College to major in Math, Computer Programmer. row 2- left to right: DAVID KIMMET BARBARA KILLELEA DEBORAH KEOGH THOMAS KENT: “Tommy’’ 224 Washington St. Football; Miniature Set Design; Join the Air Force as Security Specialist, Air Police. row 3- left to right: RICHARD KELLY JOHN KELLY DEREK KELLER: ‘Killer’ 36 George Terr. Track; Flying; Tuborg Gold; Tufts University, Chemistry Major. SUSAN KEAVENY row 4- left to right: _ KATHERINE KEANE: 54 Blossom St. Hairdressing. KEVIN JONES: “Jonesy” 41 Naples St. Peggy!!! _ SHIRLEY-ANN JOHNSON JESSICA JOHNSON: ‘‘Jessie’’ 28 Aloe Dr. Rollerskating; Horseback Riding; Camping; _ go to College to major in Forestry page 65 - top to bottom JOHN JOHANSSON: “Buzzard” Hill St. Golf Clulb; Ski Club; Band; Stage Band; Like to go to college and have a career in Meterology. ALLISON JAMES: 44 Blanchard St. Ski Club; Spring Musicals; Band; Skiing; College to major in Secretarial Studies; Mt. Wachusett. NORMAN HURTUBISE ROBERT HOWELL: ‘‘Bob”’ or ‘Bicentennial Man’’ 294 Washington St. Interclass Plays; _ Artist; Singing and Acting; Egyptian Culture; College in two years. page 66- row 1- left to right: BETH HOLMAN JAMES HOFFMAN: ‘174 Helena St. Bowling; Golf; Interclass Plays; Spring Musical; Plans to go to Bentley College to major in Accounting. TAMMY HESKETH: 686 Lancaster St. Business Ed Club; Max-Ed; Becker Junior College, Major in Legal Secretary; Reading: Horseback Riding; Partying. GERRY HERNDON: “Gap” 24 Lindell Ave. Soccer, Fishing; Drinking; Concerts; Plans to go on to Computer Programming. row 2- left to right: MARY HEBERT DORIS HEBERT HARLAN HARRINGTON SUZANNE HARKNESS: 97 Nelson St. Interclass Play. Fine Arts Club. National Honor Society. Volunteer In Special Ed Room. Girls Swim Team Timer. Yearbook Staff. Russell Sage College— Special Ed Teacher. row 3- left to right: JEANINE HARCOURT: 132 Cumberland Rd. Swimming; Horseback Riding; Reading; Doing anything with all my friends; Plans to attend a 4 yr college, possibly major in psychology, but not sure. LESLIE HANNIGAN: 14 Granite St. Interclass Plays; Fine Arts Club; Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society; College-Biological Sciences. GEORGE HALL: “Huey” EVELYN GUZMAN: Business Ed Club; Plans to attend college to major in Secretarial Science. row 4- left to right: MICHAEL GUIDARA: ‘Gadar ’ 44 St Jean Ave. Swimming; Concert Going; Camping; 4 yr College, then Air Force. KAREN GRIEHSHAMMER: 120 Lincoln St. Volunteer Work at LHS Barn; Teachers Aid Fr- Sr; Future Farmers of America; Business Ed Club Jr-Sr; Horseback Riding; Swimming; Bike Riding; Major in Business Technology at Mount Wachusett ROBERTA GRIECI NINA GREEN: Freshman Basketball; Indoor Outdoor Track; Sports Editor of the Yearbook; Fine Arts Club; Thanksgiving Rally; Jogging; Cooking; Dancing; Skiing; Col- lege For Occupational Therapy. page 67- top to bottom: DEBORAH GRAVES: “Debbie” 179 Willard St. Rollerskating; Horseback Riding; Swim- ming; College, Physical Therapy. LORI GRANATA LINDA GOWDY: “Lush” 61 Pearl St. Max-Ed: Student Council: ‘Fridays’’ Weekends: Secretarial Studies. CHERYL GOULKIN: Cher” Crafts; Cooking; Working with Young Children; plans to go to college majoring in early childhiod development. Seniors 67 page 68. top to bottom JOANNE GOLDMAN: “Jo” Track Team; Max-Ed; Spring Musical; McDonalds; Skiing; Ski Club; Fine Arts Club; College. MONICA GOLDBERG: “Monique” 11 Brook St. Swimming; Fr Sr Orientation; Secretary of The National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; Skiing; Tufts University to major in Chemical Engineering. LORI GOGUEN page 69. row 4 left to right TERRY GIROUARD: 34 Lincoln Terr. Softball; Business Ed Club; Art Driving Around; Busting Kathy; Wants to go into business as a Secretary. DEBRA GIROUARD: “Debbie” 44 Glenwood Dr. Field Hockey; Tennis; Softball; Party- ing; Donny; Wants to be a Recording Technichan. JILL GILMOUR: ‘Jillis’’ Chestnut St. Business Ed Club; Bowling; Rollerskating; Bicycle Riding. MICHAEL GEORGE row 2 left to right JAMES GENTILE DIANE GAUVIN: ‘Gauv” 190 7th St. Business Ed Club. KAREN GAUDET: National Honor Society; Business Ed Club; Fitchburg State; Computer Science; JV Basketball Cheerleader (Sophomore Yr). DAVID GAUDET: 4 Yrs. Soccer; Appalacian Mountains-Maine to Georgia, 5 months. row 3 left to right GLORIA GATES DANIEL GASKINS: ‘‘Gascans” 38 Sylvan Ave. Baseball; Football; U.S. Air Force. CORRINE GARNEAU KIMBERLY GANNON: “Kimm’’ 543 Union St. Figure Skating; Ice Hockey; Track; Yearbook Staff Photographer; Fine Arts Club; Dancing; Skiing; Skating with the Ice Follies. row 4 left to right SHARON GALLANT: “Ren’’ Business Ed Club; Max-Ed; Honor Roll; Secretary. MICHELLE R GAGNON: “Mich” PO Box 271, Leominster; Yearbook Staff; Drawing; Worcester Art Museum to get Ma in Advertising; Homeroom Rep; ‘Fiddler On The Roof” “Bye Bye Birdie”’. MICHELE J GAGNON: National Honor Society; Award for Outstanding Achievement in Biology; Street Hockey; Fitchburg State or University of Lowell for Nursing. GREGORY GAGNON: ‘Whitey’ 92 Biscayne St. Soccer; X Country Track; Indoor Track; Air Force. mi ats, Senior Se page 70. row 1 left to right ROBERT GAGNE MARIA GAGNE: “Ria”; 103 Eva Drive; V. Swimming Track Fr-Sr .; V. Cheerleader; Treasurer of 1981, 3 yrs. Pres. of Ski Club; National Honor Society, Fine Arts Club; Piano, Tufts. SHARON FURLONG: 130 Sylvan Terr.; Skiing; Waterskiing; Ski Club; To Work Travel. DONNA FREDA: “Eddie”; 311 Mechanic St.; Prom Committee; To Attend College, Major in Accounting. row 2 left to right MICHAEL FRECHETTE: “Mike”; 184 Ridgewood Drive; National Honor Society; Electronics; Electrical Engineer. DAVID FRECHETTE: 107 Malburn St. Hockey; Mechanics. KAREN FRATICELLI: Yearbook Staff Workshop; National Honor Society; Max-Ed Teacher Aid Volunteer; Major in Nursing. STEPHEN FOSTER: ‘Foss’’; 60 View St. Bass Player for Asylum (Rock Roll Band); Wild Game Bird Farm. row 3 left to right CHRISTOPHER FOSTER: ‘Chris’; 26 Stetson St.; Architectural Drawing Design; Undecided future. TIMOTHY FONTAINE: ‘Tim’; 156 4th St.; To Attend college. | MATTHEW FONTAINE: ‘Matt’; 58 Lindell Ave.; Soccer, Hockey; To attend college. DEBORAH FONTAINE: ‘Debbie’; 230 Mechanic St.; To attend Worcester State. row 4 left to right DAVID FONTAINE: “Dave”; 38 Walnut St. Soccer; Indoor Outdoor Track; Football; To attend Northeastern, major in Business. ROBERT FLOOD THOMAS FLANAGAN LINDA FLANAGAN: ‘160 Washington St.; Track Business Ed Club; Horseback Riding; Skiing; To become a hairdresser. ‘page 714. top to bottom JULIA FLANAGAN: ‘Ju’; 145 Pond St.; V. Swimming; Indoor-Outdoor Track; Fine Arts Club; Mt. Wachusett. DEANNA FINI: ‘‘DeeDee”; 99 Orchard St. JV Basketball Cheering; V Football ‘Hockey Cheerleading; Future Plans; Attend College. HAROLD FEATHERSTONE MELISSA FACEY: “Bunky’’, 25 Appleton Pl. JV Basketball Cheering; V Football Hockey Cheerleading; Future Plans: Attend college. nior Sen a a eS a py il a a 4 page 72. row 1 left to right DANNA ERDMANN DANIEL DENEEN: ‘Dan’; 8 Doyle St.; Student Council; Fine Arts; Reading; Fitchburg State PATRICIA DUPUIS: ‘Teapot’; 29 Princeton St.; Horse back riding; Art; Animals; Art School. MARTIN DUPEE: “‘Boko”’; 158 Viscoloid Ave. Football; Track Indoor-Outdoor; Member of the Automatics; Sports. row 2 left to right SHEILA DUCHESNEAU: ‘Dutchess’; 40 George St. Cheerleader; Softball; Jr. Class Spaghetti Supper; National Honor Society; University of Arizona for Pharmacy. JOAN DUBRULE MARK DOYLE MARY DOUCET: 25 3rd St. JV Softball Basketball; National Honor Society; Music; Guitar; Medical Profession. row 3 left to right ELIZABETH DOMBROWIK: ‘Beth’; 30 Dale Ave. Cheerleader; College. DONALD DIVOLL: “Sodo Man”; Cars; Snowmobiling; Welder. PAMELA DIRUSSO: 70 Crestfield Ln. Business Ed Club; Pom Pom Girl; Art; Secretary. DAVID DIRUSSO: 28 4th Ave. Drawing; Drafting Career. row 4 left to right LORI DINARDO: “Nardo”; 72 South St. Stage Band; National Honor Society; Drum Corps Member; Music School. DIANE DINARDO AMY DINARDO: ‘18 Lorenzo St. Fr JV Basketball; Fr JV Softball; Thanksgiving Rally; Undecided Future. JULIE DIMARZIO: “Dolly”; Secretary of Business Ed Club; Attending Mt. Wachusett, Majoring in Executive Secretarial Skills; Interested in John. page 73. top to bottom CHRISTINE DIMARZIO: ‘“‘Chris’’: 244 Washington St., National Honor Society; Reading: Sewing; Northeastern University LISA DIGIOVANNI: 15 Naples St. Business Ed Club; Going to the Beach; Boating; Marriage; Business Career. DONNA DIGIOVANNI: ‘Rockey’, Undecided future. CHRISTI DIGERONIMO: “‘Dise’’, 45 Stetson St. Beer Can Collecting; Water Skiing; Ski Club; Technical School. Senior page 74. top to bottom MARK DEYO: “Markey”; 533 Pleasant St.; JV Football; Track; Ice Racing; Dirt Bikes; Camping. ANN DEVARNEY: 46 Legate Hill Rd.; Skiing; Going to the beach; hair dresser. MARLENE DESMARAIS JOHN DESILETS: “Dizzy’’; 49 Johnson St. Ski Club. page 75. row 4 left to right TERESA DEPASQUALE: “Depo’’; 37 Dewey Ave.; Cheerleading; Softball; Skiing; Cos- metologist. LYNNE DENNING LEE DENIS LONNIE DELLECHIAIE: 245 Water St.; Skiing; Volleyball; Going to the Beach. row 2 left to right DINO DELLECHIAIE: 21 Bruce St.; Football; Baseball SARAHI DELGADO: 163 412th St. Student Walk Out; DECA: Business Ed Club. EVELYN DELGADO: ‘Evie’; Student Walk Out; Move To Puerto Rico. BRENDA DEITZEL: “Deitz ’; 21 Sargent Ave.; Student Walk out; DECA; Business Ed Club; Street Hockey; Baseball. row 3 left to right DEBRA DEBARGE: Enjoy all sports. KATHLEEN DAVIS: ‘Kathy’; 34 Viscoloid Ave. Business Ed Club; Tennis; Bicycling; Bowling; Business Career. DEAN DARR: 22‘ West St.; Baseball; Basketball; Band; Bowling; Dentist. SEAN DANDLEY: 52 Merrit St.; Ski Club; College. row 4 left to right LORI DANDINI: ‘Lori’; 93 Norwood Ave.; Swimming; Rally; Prom Committee; Ski Club; Skiing; College. RICHARD DAIGLE: ‘‘Mesc” PETER DAIGLE JANICE DAIGLE Senior page 76 top to bottom STEVEN CUSTER MICHAEL CURRY TAMMIE CRAWFORD: ‘Tam’; 285 Willard St.; National Honor Society; Future Medical Technology; Major at Fitchburg State. GERALD CROWLEY page 77 row 4“ left to right KIMBERLY CRANE: “Casey’ ’; 9 Ridge Rd.; Track; Softball; Sr. Class Secretary; Fine Arts; Bentley College-Business Administration. LANCE COYER MARK COULTER: “Colt 45’; 20 Tisdale Ave.; Football; Reading; Politics; U.S. Marine Corps. CARY COTE: ‘Scary’; 99 Norwood Ave.; Basketball; JV and Var. Football; Skiing; Raquetball; Other sports; College. row 2 left to right JENNIFER CORNACCHIA: ‘Jen’; 16 Orchard St.; Varsity Cheerleading; Pres. of Senior Class Spring Musical, FR, JR, SR, YRS.; Fine Arts Club; Interclass Plays; Dance; Major in Public Admin. or Communications. ROBERT CORMIER MARK CORLISS: “‘Corky’’; 40 Hale St. Senior Class Play; Spring Musical; Interclass Play Drama Festival in Boston; Band; Music; Degree in child care and own a day care center. . DEBRA CORLISS: ‘Debbie’; 918 Main St. Swimming; Track; Prom Comm.; Spaghetti Supper; T-Day Rally; Ski Club; Painting; Skiing; Psychology and Art. row 3 left to right DANIEL CORLISS: “Danny’’; 55 Liberty St. V Gymnastics; Seeking a Ph. D. In research Chemical Engineering. STEVEN CORDIO: “‘Cords’’; 40 Flaggler Rd. JV Football; Baseball; V Football; Baseball; Bachelors Degree in Accounting. JESSICA CORCORAN: ‘Jessy’; Likes to have a good time; X-Ray Technician. GLEN COPELAND: Cope or Copey”’; 89 Boutell St. Theata Project; Rollerskating; Air Force, Computer Programmer; Millionaire. row 4 left to right KIMBERLY CONNORS: ‘Kim’; 86 Causeway Ter.; Prom Comm.; Spaghetti Supper; Turkey Day Rally; Skiing; Swimming; Occupational Therapy. JOHN CONGRAM: “D.C.”’; 82 Pierce St. Wrestling; Women; Collecting Beer Caps; 6,400 Now; Cross Country Trio-West and Get a Carpentry job in California. TINA COMEAU JOHN COMEAU: 36 Montrose St.; Future Army Reserve as Auto Body Worker. Senior — = =s . | page 78 row 1 left to right ANTHONY CLUNE: ‘Tony’’; 33 Lawrence St. Sports-Watching; Partying. DAVID CHUIRRI: 35 Gordon St.; Partying; Motorcyle Riding. SHEILA CHIUMENTO TONI CHESTER: Chez ; 117 Wilder Rd.; Indoor-Outdoor Track; Math Res. Center Club; Gymnastics; Electrical Engineer. row 2 left to right SALLY CHARTRAND: 856 Union St.; Horseback Riding and Shows; Skiing; Ski Club; Fine Arts Club; Fitchburg State; Horseback Riding Instructor. NATALIE CHARIELLE: 13 Litchfield St.; Jr Class Secretary; Prom Comm.; Spaghetti Supper; Student Council; Rally; Ski Club; Skiing; Dancing; Future Dancer, or College. GLENN CHAPMAN PATRICIA CAULEY row 3 left to right LORI CATALFANO LANA CATALFANO MARK CASERMA: “Caserm’’; 15 Dudley St. Football; Reading; Lifting Weights; Mf. Wachusett; Data Processing, Digital or Wang. LEA CASERMA: ‘15 Dudley St-; Fr-Sr Orientation; Business Ed Club; Mt. Wachusett; Business Tech. row 4 left to right FRANK CASERMA: Basketball; Football; Post Grad. Leom. Trade. _ DENIS CARTER: “Pooch”; Skiing; Ski Club; Hunting. | RICHARD CARPENTER: “Captain Video”; 14 Myrtle St. Student Council; Concert Choir; Max-Ed Co-Op; Theta Project; Media Center; Fine Arts Club; Electronics; | Video; Photography; Computer Science ARTHUR CARON page 79 top to bottom CAROLINE CAROLIS: 13 Willow St. Business Ed Club; Future Secretary. JAMES CARDINAL: “Red Video ; 313 Lancaster St. Critters; To Major In Electronics. | MICHAEL CAMARDELLA | BRIAN CALIGARIS: 242 Union St. V Football; V Tennis; Ski Club; Spaghetti Supper: |Skiing; Tennis; Becker Junior College, Computer Science. - Senior page 80 row 1 left to right KEVIN CAISSE: K.C. ’; Likes all sports; Motorcyling; Ski Club; Sylvania Tech? Comput- ers? CARRIE BUTLAND SYLVIA BURNS: 151 Pond St. Swimming; Ski Club; Future Nurse. PAMELA BUONO: 32 Buono Ave. Prom Comm.; Softball; Spaghetti Supper; Rally Comm.; Musical; Partying; Skiing; Wants to go to Holy Cross. row 2 left to right ANDREW BUONO: “Andy” 37 Buono Ave. JV Football; JV Baseball; to go to college. JOAN BROWN: “Joany’’; 170 North St.; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff, “81”; Fine Arts Club; Pom Pom; Thanksgiving Day Rally; Fr-Sr Orientation; Spaghetti Supper; Interclass Play; Going to concerts, plays movies; Worcester State College. REBECCA BROW: 170 7th St. National Honor Society; Business Ed Club; JV V Softball; Skiing; Reading; Bikeriding; Plans to Attend Johnson Wales college to Major in Data Processing, then accounting. ELIZABETH BROUGHEY: Marilyn’’; 69 Arlington St. Schoo! Newspaper: Interclass Plays; Fine Arts Club; Singing; Writing; Anna Maria College; World Wide Fame, and meeting Elton John. row 3 left to right LINDA BROTHERS: 244 Exchange St.; National Honor Society; Business Ed Club; Rollers- kating: Having fun; Future Secretary. ELIZABETH BRINZ: ‘Beth’; 100 Lindell Ave. Fr-Sr Orientation; Skiing; Attend Rob Roy Hairdressing School. PAUL BRIDEAU: 158 ‘14th St. X-Country; Outdoor Track; Senior Class Play; Ski Club; Yearbook Staff; Jonnson Whales College. CHARLES BRANCH: ‘Chuck’’; Likes all sports; cars and motorcycles; Mt. Wachusett. row 4 left to right WILLIAM BRADY ANNE BOWSER DANIEL BOURQUE: ‘Dan’; JV Hockey; Pam; Work as a machinist LYNETTE BOURGEOIS: ‘Bunny’; 212 Ridgewood Dr. Bikeriding; Mountain Climbing; Roller Skating; Dancing; Future Hair Designer. page 81 top to bottom BRIAN BOULAY KEITH BOUDREAU: 26 Valley View Rd. Senior Interclass Play; National Honor Society; Hassling The Librarian; Major in Electrical Engineering. BERNARD BOUDREAU: ‘Bernie’; 80 Union St; Sex—Drugs-Rock-N-Roll; Future full time Cook. FABIO BOTAZZI Ill Senior 81 page 82 top to bottom KAREN BOIVIN: “Karen”; 103 Laurel St.; Getting dismissed; pass in my report so | can graduate. STEPHEN BOCCIA: ‘‘Bochman”’; 45 Liberty St.; Sex-drugs-rock-n-roll. EDWIN BLUE: “Blue”; 63 Bel Air Heights; Fr Sr Orientation; Came from California; Soccer; Christian Youth work; Gordon College. THERESA BISSONNETTE: ‘Teri’; 10 8th St.; Softball; Basketball; Business Ed Club Art; Reading; Sports; Crafts; Mt Wachusett Legal Secretary then two more yrs. for parale- gal. page 83. row 1 left to right LISA BISSONNETTE: “‘Lisa’’; 60 Ellen St.; Track Cross Country; Prom Committee; Ski Club; Fine Arts Club; Skiing; Running; Roller Skating. NANCY BIRTWELL MICHAEL BERUBE: “Scooby’’; Anne and cars (Partying); to take over my father’s welding shop and do auto body on the side. PAMALA BERNIER: Pam’ 3-A Crossman Ave.; Sr-Fr Orientation; Yearbook; Drawing; Danny; Take a year off then work full time and go to night school. row 2 left to right BARBARA BERGMAN: “Barbara Barn’; 53 Orchard St.; Volunteer work at the L.H.S. Barn; FFA (Future Farmers of America); Horse Back Riding, Waterskiing; Holyoke Com- munity College, Be a Vet Technician PATRICIA BERGERON: ‘Trish’ 158 Nashua St.; Pom Pom Girl; Bike Riding; Horseback Riding; Rollerskating; Running; Fishing; Vet Technician. MICHAEL BERGERON: “Mike” Wrestling; Weight Lifting (Body Building); Fitchburg State, start my Own business. JANE BERGERON row 3 left to right GENEVA BELTON: Geneva 37 Bishop St. PAUL BELLIVEAU CHARLES BEIKE: ‘Chuck’ Hockey; Mt. Wachusett, Business Management. LEO BECOTTE: “Leo” Football; Mt. Wachusett. row 4 left to right LISA BEAUPRE: ‘Little Lisa’’; 84 Hickory Road; President of Business Ed. Club; National Honor Society; DECA; Sewing; Crafts; Mt. Wachusett. RONALD BASTARACHE IRENE BASQUE: 88 Harvard St.; National Honor Society; Yearbook; Fine Arts Club; Bermuda Trip; The summer of 80’’ weekends!! U-Mass Amhurst, Nursing. LAURA BARTOLOMEO Seniors page 84 top to bottom DAVID BARON: Golf; National Honor Society, VP MARK BALDWIN JOHN AVENI MICHAEL AUSTIN: ‘Mike’; 28 Hammond; Basketball, Tennis, Football; Stamps, girls, Army page 85 row 4 left to right BILLY ASTLE STEVEN ASHE: 107 Eva Dr.; Track, Air Force Officer DAVID ARSENAULT: “Dave”’; 26 Hillery Rd.; Football; Ski Club; Trucks; Truck Driver CAROL ARSENAULT: 2 Fifth Ave.; U-Mass Amherst, Accounting; National Honor Soci- ety; Yearbook; Fine Arts Club; Bermuda Trip; Summer of ‘ 80’’; Weekends; Collecting pennies. row 2 left to right JOYCE ARMILLOTTI: 164 Sylvan Ave.; JV Varsity Cheerleading; Beach Parties: Secretary receptionist. SUSAN ARBO: Suey ; P.O. Box 15; DECA; Cruising:;; To teach the deaf RICHARD ANTHONY GRACE ANGEVINE: 57 Regina Drive; Horse-Back Riding; Yearbook; 4-H Club; Painting; Pre-Med for Veterinary Career. row 3 left to right DEBBIE ANGELINI JILL ANDERSON: Jo’’; 200 Elm St.; Freshman Tennis; Stage Crew of Spring Musicals; Partying; Mt. Wachusetts Community College JAMES AMICO JAMES ALLEN row 4 left to right MICHAEL ALLARD MARK ALBERT: Ellen St.; Gymnastics; Spring musical ‘Bye Bye Birdie’; Piano Playing, going to school for landscape design PATRICIA ALBEE: ‘Albee’; 459 Lindell Ave.; Spectator; Partying, Swimming Skiing. : University of Lowell LISA AHOLA Seniors page 86: top to bottom SUE AGNEW: “Suzie”; 244 West St.; Being late for homeroom; Visiting Barb B. Todd; Working at Leominster Savings Bank. SANDRA AGNEW: ‘Aggie’; 58 Eugene St.; Spectator; Vice President; Student Council: Fine-Arts Club-Fr. Max-Ed-Fr.; Partying, Swimming Skiing, Bentley College CORRINE ACOSTA: ‘Corrie’; 32 Linda St.; Cruising and Partying: College. page 87: top to bottom SCOTT HOULE ANDREW MCGRATH: 987 Main St.; Crazy Critters; Working; Shop SENIORS WITHOUT PORTRAITS ROBERT WISE ALAN TYLER MELANIE TOOKER BRUCE SMITH DEBRA SAULNIER GREGG RICHARDSON ENOELIA MUNOZ PATRICIA NUTTING LEONARD MILLER BRUCE MCNAMARA ROBERT MCGREGOR: 429 Mechanic St. LISA MCALLISTER STEPHANIE MATTHEWS STEVEN MARSHALL JOHN MARSHALL MARK MARRAMA PATRICIA MALOUIN KELLY MALATOS: ‘Bubba’, Social Worker Eldery. President of the Eric Legere Fan club, Founder of the Doug O’Donnell Memorial Monument, Thanks to Skimpa, Bunky, Spaz, Turtle and Mr. Hicks, Because without you | wouldn’t have made it. Also, sincere thanks to Miss Lavin and Mrs. Longo. ‘‘Never forget you Claire.”’ Senior § EDWARD LAFRANCE RAMONA LEBLANC STEVEN KEOUGH MICHAEL KELLY REBECCA HOPKINS LYNN HILDRETH DEAN HICKEY: “Hick” Elm St. Varsity Football Basketball. College. BRENDA HAZARD TIMOTHY HARRIS PHILIP FUSCO: “Lennon” 120 Blossom St. Collecting rare records, arguing, business college, run for mayor of Leominster. CAROL FREDERICK CHRISTINE FORTIER LORRI FITCH BRIAN FLANAGAN DANIEL DUCHARME PAUL DJERBAKA ANTHONY D’INNOCENZO RICHARD DINARDO IVAN CONSTANT ROBERT COTE JOHN COSIMI MATTHEW CORNACCHIA DANNY CORMIER NORMA BURCH LAWRENCE BRITT LEOPOLD BRETTSCHNEIDER DOUGLAS BREAULT RICHARD BOURQUE JACQUELINE BOURQUE DEBRA BOURQUE AMOLOK BAJWA ED ALLAIN 89 oe ile WE DID IT! WEDIDIT! _ a THE PREPPY 100K | | JORDACHE elon VANDERBILT ‘LEE CALVIN KLEIN MONOGRAMMED SWEATERS _ ALLIGATOR SHIRTS IMAGINE Imagine there’s no heaven It’s easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky Imagine all the people living for today Ah. Imagine all the countries It isn’t hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion too Imagine all the people living life in peace. You, you may say I’m a dreamer But I’m not the only one | hope some day you'll join us And the world will be as one. Imagine no possessions | wonder if you can No need for greed or hunger A brotherhood of man Imagine all the people Sharin all the world. You, you may say I’m a dreamer But I’m not the only one | hope some day you'll join us A nd with world will live as one. JOHN LENNON 93 94 95 LNDER-= CLASSMIEN S25 SERINE ps , Vy Vee oh re Hi i ie Row 1:Helper: Lisa Normandin, Michael Nikitas, Lisa Caffoni, Robbie Brooks Row 2:Teacher: Kathy Riordan, Helper: Shirley Lunderville, John Cabana, Helpers: Sarah Losey and Debbie Perticca Row 3: Helpers: Jennifer Kramer, Rachel Vautour, Julie Mallard, Faith Nicholson, Evelyn Delgado, Joy Renner and Michelle Normandin, Teaching Assistant: Grace Fallavollita SPECIAL NEEDS You have seen the corner classroom on the first floor known as the special needs room and you have seen its students, but have you every really wondered what goes on in that little room on the first floor? The four students in the class have some form of retardation, but does this stop them? Not at all! Teacher Kathy Riordan and her assistant Grace Fallavalita teach their students some of the very things that we take for granted. They learn functional academics, socialization skills, activities for daily living, pre- vocational skills, art, music, and gym. The class is one learning experience after another. On Tuesdays the class travels to Victory Market where they go shopping and on Wednesdays they go to a workshop where they perform duties which will prepare them for jobs in the future. Holidays, too are a special time for these students. This is when they either put on a meal, hold a bake sale or just show everyone that holidays are a time for happiness and joy. These four students have indeed proven to be special in their own way. 113 NEA MS: ei VY | Bebo: dew ) RADE Allain, Edward Baldwin, Mark Bastarache, Ronald Berube, Michael Bourque, Richard Brettschneider, Leopg Cardinal, James 4 Charpentier, Dani é . rF fC Chiurri, David ¢ — 35 Gerdon Street Comeau, Jo a, a : 2) rose Street Congram,gonn . ieree Street an 2, ixth, Street 42 Dupont Circle Blanchard Street . ORS 1980-£ 29 Clark Street 67 Day Street 24 Phillips Road _ 36 Howard Street Houle, Scott Hurtubise, Nor Johnson, Shirle uel, James Marciano, Carmi Oux, Richa Marsha Ste Matle y, n Miller, Leontard : qo g Street Nylund, Richard ie SES ¢) Street Poirier, Josep . Birch Street Reinbold, Curtis Richardson, Gregg Sheldon, David Tyler, Alan Wise, Robert Zayas, William Adams Street 512 Grant Street 476 Lancaster Street 53 Penn Street 184 Main Street 75 Union Street) | 4 Graham Street 119 120 UPPER INTERNAL GASKET CENTER SEAL 1OWER INTERNAL GASKET THREAD REACH gm SIDE FLECTRODE Dedication: Mr. Howard Hatch We, the class of 1981 dedicate our yearbook to aman who has worked continuously for our school for 23 years. Many times his work went unnoticed; however, now that is behind him because he will receive the recognition which he deserves. He has gone from a class room to an office, from an inexperienced teacher to a prominent figure of a superb office staff. He has had our cars brought into the automotive shop, never once complaining because of the backlog it might cause. Four years ago he looked at the incoming feshmen and smiled, making us feel as though we belonged. Even now when he smiles we forget the hard climb and work it took to become number one. However, we did it and we thank him now for helping to mold us into mature adults and never losing faith in us. In Memorium To: Mr. Algidio Membrino The graduating class of 1981 wishes to share this special moment of our life with a well respected teacher who retired in 1980 after 26 years of service to our school. We only spent 3 years together, but in those 3 years a special bond was formed, not that of an adult to a teenager, but that of one friend to another friend. At first we were wary of the attempted friendship; however, that changed when he proved that we could really trust him. In the 3 years we were with him, never once did he refuse to lend a student lunch money. He taught the students in the machine shop not only the skills they needed, but he taught them to respect themselves and everyone around them. He was strict in the shop and related class, but only because he cared and did not want to see anyone get hurt if it could be prevented. His students were not the only people he cared about, he cared about every student that walked through those L.T.H.S. doors. We never had the chance to thank him, and he never had the chance to see us graduate; however; now we want to say... thank you - Mr. Algidio Membrino. 121 To the Class of 1981 As you reach this plateau in your life and enter the world of work or further education, the day will come when your memories of your high school years all seem good. The skills and attitudes acquired will be with you forever. Build on them, modify or mold them to fit the changing culture you are now entering. If you approach every new task or plateau knowing that you did your best, you will experience the same success you had during your high school years. Mr. Robert Archibald Mr. Robert Hemenway Congratulations to the Class of 1981. It has been a pleasure working with the senior class, and | wish you all the success and happiness as you strive to reach your goals in life. 122 Office Staff Mr. Robert Hemenway: Supply Coordinator Mr. Harold Mooney: Co-op Coordina- tor Mr. William Mercer: Guidance Counselor Mr. Howard Hatch: Automotive Coor- dinator Mrs. Evelyn Tata: Secretary ) L fo 123 124 Class of “81” (left to right) James Manuel: Treasurer, Scott Class of 82’ (left to right) Carl Watkins: President, Paul Za- Houle: Vice President, Barbara Killelea: Secretary, William drozny: Vice President, Vincent Kelly: Treasurer, Kathy Ambur- Zayas: President missing gey: Secretary Class of “83’ (left to right) Tracy Coyer: President, Elizabeth Class of “84” (left to right) David Rivard: President John Smith: Plamondon: Vice President, Ross Bernier: Treasurer, Mark Ca- Vice President, Michelle Piper: Treasurer, David Harris: Secre- pone: Secretary ) tary =a ‘ Student Council (left to right) Elizabeth Plamondon: Sopho- Yearbook staff (left to right ) Shirley A. Johnson, Barbara more, Scott Houle: Senior, Shirley A. Johnson: Senior Killelea RS Coer SPPQOLS � 4 tle eR eer ORE TET ST Se Le z 132 135 NSTR LEONI HI a= —) a Z = = °3 a 3 s : a LEST caeneee nemetn a. a Yok 136 138 Row 4- Richard Murphy, James Westphal, Bobby Flood, John Kelly Scott McAnn, Tom Flanagan, Jack Martel, Dan Kirouac, Mike Carmadella, Steve Cordio, Juan Meza, Leo Becotrte, Glenn Chapman, Dean Hickey Row 2- Roger Lee, Mike Austin, Dino DelleChiaie, Geno Lepore, Daany Palmieri, Tom Kent, Mike Mansour, Brian Caligaris, Dave Arsenault, Jamie Amico, Craig Smith, Cary Cote, Jim Long, Marty Dupee Row 3-E. J. Tocci, Dave Gabriele, John Crowley, Billy Penning, Dave Pavilaitis, Mike Lemoine, Mike McGregor, Keith Robichaud, Dave Navaroili, Billy Sicard, Mark O'Donnell, Dave DelGiudice, Dave Ringer Row 4- Coach Bill DiGregorio, Coach Mike Vaillette, Alan Becotte Dominic DelleChiaie, Joe Killelea, Scott Chester, Joe Mango, Coach Bill Sullivan, Coach Paul Calahan, Coach Beaulieu 139 140 J.V. Football q Row 1:Paul Bisceglia, Nelson Lee, Kevin Spadafore, Scott Keogh, Doug Mcintosh, Billy Sicard, Vinny Tata, Steven Custer, Danny Plourde, Michael @ Vallee Row 2: Coach Hay, Louis Raffaele, Tony Ferrara, Steve Ehnstrom, Bob Senee, Danny Crowley, John Saulnier, John Kay, Steve Marshall, David Cormier, Coach Ware Row 3: Alan Becotte, Jeff Roberts, Michael Bangrazi, John Bisceglia, Peter Falk, E.J. Bisceglia, Chuck Granata, Jeff gBeauvais, Louis Daigneault, Phil Bourgeois, Del Dickinson Row 4: Norm Beauchemin, John Nowlin, Robert Zarella, Scot Tata, Michael! Malone, Bruce Albert, Brian Boulay, Jim Glatiotis Row 5: Charlie Wheeler, Scott Chester, David Marshall, E.J. Tocci, Danny Shields, Mark Peralta, Andy Cucchiara, Bruce Lucier, Gary Tata _ mAs A Wo FROSH FOOTBALL Row 1:Bob Savatelli, Gary Farr, Rich Dandini, David McNally Row 2:Bobby Fournier, Skeeter Beaulieu, Mike Valera, Jim Perla, Brian Dunbar, Kevin Valeri, John Normandin, Eddie Lagoy, Rich Newton, Ray Proetti, Dan Vallee Row 3: Mugsy Flanagan, Chris Belanger, Chris Route, Mike Anajuski, § Mike Keogh, Tony Lorenzen, Doug Biran, Jan Martino, Dave Mcintosh, John Gallagher Row 4: Dave Rivard, Jeff Aubuchon, Doug Blair, Matt Proietti, Doug Hatfield, Mike Valati, John Connors, Terd Peralta, Pat Malone, Scott Kartanos, Tommy Roffe Row 5: Coach Hickey, Mark Bennett, Mike Fusco, Dave Palazzi, Sean Dupee, Larry Cordio, Ray White, Bob Penning, Roger Laflore, Mike Lizotte, Coach Marchand Missing: Dave Crisci 141 The 1980 Varsity Soccer team under the leadership of Coach Emile Johnson Jr. once again had a successful season. Within The Central Massachusetts Conference the Blue Devils achieved a 9-0-1 record, clinching the Central Mass. Conference Championship. With this Championship the team earned the right to participate in District 3 tournament play for the 14th straight year. The team compiled an impressive overall record of 16-2-4. The tri-captains of this year’s team were A.J. Caron, Dave Gaudet and Ed Blue. Deep appreciation from the team is extended to the faithful cheerleading squad that loyally supported the team at every game. LEOMINSTER 2 Quabbin @) win 3 Nashoba 4 win 4 St. Peter’s-Marian win S Holy Name 4 win 5 Fitchburg y win 4 Doherty 0 win 4 Wachusett 2 win 0 Marlboro 4 loss 0 St. John’s 0 tie 2 St. Peter’s-Marian 4 win 4 Holy Name 0 win 5 Fitchburg 6) win 2 Cushing Academy 4 win 3 Wachusett 4 win 3 Worcester North 0) win 3 St. John’s 0 win 4 Marlboro 3 loss 4 Burncoat 4 win S Shrewsbury 0 win 142 FRESHMAN SOCCER Row 1: Francis Gilmet, David Harris, Dave Le- ger, Michelle Sorette, Billy DiNardo, Brian Kearney Row 2:Paul Carrigan, Bobby Andres, Mike Gannon, Shawn Markham, Jacques Thi- beau Row 3: Shayne Jordan, Tim Belleza, Steve Lanza, Mark Amadio Row 4: Mike Mar- tinez, Steve Drury captain, Ron Ebb, Ted Lo- sey, captain, Aramis Gonzales, James DiMar- zio Row §: John Matarese, captain, Dan Mur- phy, Mark Mathews, Steve Aube, Dan Gau- det, David Egge JV SOCCER Row 1: Mike Renzi, Mark DeAmicis, Jerome Brow, Robert DiMarzzio, Tom Gale, Joe Kelly Row 2: Mike Martinez, Mike Russo, Todd Dol- lard, Ron Leger, Bobby Burns, Jeff Caron Row 3: Mike Picucci, Greg Navaroli, Kevin Polucha, Kevin Sharos, Greg Migel SOCCER CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Co-captain Robin Lazarus, Kathy Biron, Bethy Bangrazi, Debbie Mansour, Paula Cordio Row 2: Co-captain Maria Voyles, Lor- na Wirtz, Mary Quiet, Donna Roy, Stephanie Nikitas 1 -. SADE ed f ‘ene Fn eas : we lion +e . es raged ae SSnisy a me ore ™ im om ee + Dain. Ee ees 144 . De gs 4 - | 145 = ons B] oe Slam. J 2 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: Kathy McGee, Debbie Saulnier, Michelle Pothier, Lynne Denning, Becky Tata Row 2: Shelly Breau, Lynda Schofield, Colby Hazzard, Liz Shortsleeve, Pam Garrett Row 3: Tammy Saulnier, Katie Ricker, Tracy Freeman, Kelly Hickey, Ellen Chartrand, Becca Boudreau, Coach Ciccone - - ° - - - 146 JV FIELD HOCKEY Row 4: Mary Gauvin, Jill Millikangas, Beth Doyle, Margaret Burke, Ann Regan, Brenda Spring Row 2: Joyce Coulombe, Bonnie Stone, Beth Hickey, Lynne Garrett, Mary Leite, Deanne Pananos Row 3: Coach McLaughlin, Bobbi-Jean Crane, Jennifer Tobin, Donna Johnston, Pauline Cormier, Shellie Barry, Chris DeCarolis, Mary Beth Walsh 147 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Jack Tata, Mark Osowski, John Kelly, Dean Hickey, Paul Con- salvo Row 2: Coach Ron Mazza- ferro, Manager Tom Orazio, Mike Austin, Peter Thomann, Tom Hamel, Don Chamberlain, Bob Van-Dyke, Scott Cormier, John Crowley, Man- ager Dave Del Giudice BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1:Connie Allan, Paula Cordio, Joann Mullan, Stephanie Nikitas Row 2: Kathy Ceruto, Maria Gagne Row 3: Captain Donna Roy, Captain Margaret Lelli SH GVS VARSITY BASKETBALL CAPTAINS Left to right: Mark Osowski, John Kelly, Dean Hickey 149 J.V. Basketball (left to right) 41st Row: Jim Russo, Pat Bunnell, Joe Killelea, Jeff Caron, Kevin Polucha, Barry Duffy. (left fo right) 2nd Row: Coach Steffanides, Matt Pawelski, Mike Picucci, Jim Glatiotis, Shawn Parker, Steve Ehnstrom, Bill Carroll, Jim Arsenault. Missing: David Palazzi, Skeeter Beaulieu. i J.V. Cheerleaders (lett to right) 1st Row: Beth Donnelly, Chris Cote, Judy Scola, Lynne Vergari. (left to right) 2nd Row: Cheryl Kryslak, Margot DeCarolis, Kim Erikson, Jean Harnden. 150 Girls Basketball Row 1: Susan Malatos, Kelly Hickey, Shelly Breau, Lynne Denning captain, Shelly Tocci Row 2: Denise Gagnon, Katie Ricker, Sherri Boissneau, Colby Hazard, Erin Carrol, Joyce Ricker, Coach Donald Starr 151 152 Fe Rat ee oe Girls Cross Country Coach Cleaves, Karen Hicks, MaryBeth Boudrou, Karen LeDuc, Betsy Allain, Monika Patterson BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Jerome Creete, Brian Fratas, Paul Brideau, Greg Gagnon, Paul Saariaho, Mark McNamara, Ken Gulliver Row 2: Coach Cleaves, Kevin Donnelly, Pat Keaveny, Matt Pawelski, Billy Carrol, Paul Gearon, Mike LeDuc, Kevin Crowley, Mark Wallace, Rod Somma, Assistant Coach Pat Wyman 154 som ante. oo i poe ger es my, BOYS SWIM TEAM Row 1: Tim Epply, Steve Tata, Andrew Rappaport, Jim Piermarini co-captain, Paul Saariaho co-cap- tain, Chris Valeri Row 2: Mike Millette, Brian Fratas, John Ramos, Gary Allain, Paul Bourque, Steve Fluet, Joe Suyemoto, Coach Richard Johnson We Lin detaining naan: Wagaabwbelnen te ere o ropsscoantel eleanor itelalisnaaalcnl a 3 at earn be 580 20% LLRAN walle Senior Wrestlers include: Scott Reynolds, Bill Astle, John Aveni , Jim Westphal , Jack Mar- tel Co-captains 156 GIRLS SWIMMING (pg. 160) Row 1:Megan McLaughlin, Lynne Marino, Marcia Malley, Melanie Gamache, Laurie Tisdale, Kelly Burns Row 2: Amy Thibodeau, Ann Biery, Diane DeCarolis, Tammie Robichaud, Paula Secino, Ann LeDuc, Judy Scola, Lynne Velgari Row 3:Deb Corliss, Lori Dandini, Nancy Birtwell, Maria Gagnon, Sylvia Burns, Julia Flanagan, Moni- ca Goldberg, Karen LeDuc, Debbie Roffee, Erin Caroll aaa RAI 159 This year the girls’ swim team had a winning season of 5-4. This is the best record since the girls’ team began. Every girl on the team put 100% effort. Deb Corliss broke the school record in the 100yd. freestyle with a time of 1.00.19, while Debbie Roffee im- proved greatly in the 500yd. freestyle. Six girls competed in the sectionals this year. They were Seniors: Deb Corliss and Nancy Birtwell, Juniors: Erin Carroll and Karen LeDuc, Sophomore: Lynn Vegari, and Freshman: Tammy Robichaud. Co-Captains: Sylvia Burns and Julia Flanagan Congratulations to Coach Shaun Jacobs on the birth of her son, and thanks to Mike Jacobs for coaching in her absence. Swimming Record (A) Natick 53-30 Loss (A) Framingham South 103-63 Loss (A) Worcester South 82-61 Win (A) Newton 400-71 Win (H) Gardner 39-37 Win (H) Lincoln-Sudbury 46-30 Loss (A) Gardner 87-84 Loss (H) Milford 44-39 Win (H) Worcester South 57-18 Win Team Members Seniors Juniors Sophomores Sylvia Burns Erin Carroll Chris Cote Nancy Birtwell Ellen Fay Melanie Gamache Debbie Corliss Maria Foss Marsha Malley Lori Dandini Carol Heffelfinger Leanne Robillard Julia Flanagan Karen LeDuc Maria Gagne Debbie Roffee Monica Goldberg Freshman Ann Biery Lynn Marino Mariela Cores Tammy Robichaud Deane DeCarolis Polly Secino Ann LeDuc Amy Thibodeau Megan McLaughlin Lori Tisdale 160 Girls Indoor Track Members include: Donna LaPlume, Lisa Bissonette, Betsy Allain, Ellen Chartrand, Beth Doyle, Karen Hicks, Karen LeDuc, Kathy LeDuc, Lori Markham, Nilda Morales, Monika Patterson, Jerri-Lynne Racine, Deb Roffee, Brenda Dombrowik, Kim Manuel, Joan Quiet, Angela Bond, Julie Christoforo, Laurie Gagnon, Karen Gendron, Beth Hickey, Ann LeDuc, Rose Morales, Denise Samia, Chris Sparks, Amy Thibodeau, Tammy Thompson, Jody Turano 161 a = acter 162 BOYS INDOOR TRACK _ Members include: James Amico, Dan Aube, David Baron, Marty Dupee, Greg Gagnon, Derek Keller, Dan Kirouac, Chuck Marrone, Chris Messier, John Boutotte, Rick Brown, Jerome Crete, Andy Cucchiara, Dale Ducharme, Glen Dunner, Joe Kelly, Mark McNamara, Randy Pushee, Steve Renzi, Mark Andujar, Tracy Coyer, John Crete, Barron Duplease, Peter Falk, Tony Ferrara, Paul Gearon, Pat Keaveny, Mike LeDuc, Mike Malone, Gary Tata, Dale Wheeler, Rick Dandini, Matt Proletti, Doug Soulliere, Mark Wallace 163 164 VARSITY ICE HOCKEY Row 41: Tom Graham, Mike Russo, Davin Fors, Tom Hill, Davey J. Lamina co-captain, Steve LeBlanc, Dave Breau, Joe Tusia Row 2: Coach Malcolm MacPherson, Mark O‘Donnell, Mike Curry co-captain, Billy Sicard, Tim Roy, Jim Duffy, Pete LaFosse, Roger W. Lee, Greg O'Donnell VARSITY ICE HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Row 4: Carolyn Ascerbi, Bonnie Stone Row 2: Cathy Byron, Paula DiNardo, Pamela DiNardo, Jane Colcord, Row 3: Lorna Wirtz, Ellen Fay Row 4: Donna LeBlanc, Adrian LeBlanc 166 Row 4: Lydia Lefkowitz, Ingrid Phillpotts, Roberta Grieci Row 2: Keith Boudreau, Ronald Millette, Matthew Marro Class Of ’82 “Breaking Up Is Left to Right: Marie Longo, Sandra Gallagher, Bryan Goldberg Sixteenth Annual Class Of '81 “The Fall Of The House Of Usher’? CAST (in order of appearance): Roderick Ronald Millette Flora Lydia Lefkowitz Rachel Roberta Grieci Jacob Keith Boudreau Andrew Matthew Marro Madeline Ingrid Phillpotts Student Director: Rebecca Hopkins Hard To Do’”’ CAST (in order of appearance): Narrator , Marie Longo Jonathon Bryan Goldberg Margaret Sandra Gallagher Bob David DeCarolis Doris Michelle Messier Marshall Daniel Stanley Carolyn Lisa Parker Boy (Tony) Randy Ouellette Student Director: Gary Kendall Aciiviiecs nterclass Plays Class Of ’83 “Four Little Words’’ CAST (in order of appearance): Mrs. Crank Mary Hughes Jimmy Bright Michael Millette Douglas Fidgit Michael Rivers First Actress Noelle Messier Second Actress Annette Saucier Fourth Actress Christine Johansson Fifth Actress Gretchen Augat Sixth Actress Kelly Cook Third Actress Jody Burchstead Oriole Bapp Laura Dunn Verna Bapp Laurie Murphy Gladwyn Bapp =—s—séBrriar=n. L’Ecuerr Seventh Actress Lisa Hall Student Director: Barbara Helenius Left to right: Kelly Cook, Gretchen Augat, Christine Johansson Class Of ’84 ‘‘Submerged”’ CAST (in order of appearance): Dunn Natalie McMillan Shaw Lisa Lipkind Commander MacAndrews Steven Hatfield Brice Anthony Bangrazi Jorgson Denise Salafia Nabb Robert Lefebvre Student Director: Wendy Phillpotts Left to Right: Anthony Bangrazi, Robert Lefebvre Activities TE The 46th Annual Interclass Play Competition fook place Saturday even- ing, December 30, 1980, in the LHS auaitorium. Though outstanding perfor- mances were shown by all, the Juniors literally stole the show. Their produc- tion of ‘Breaking Up Is Hard To Do” not only won Best Play but Marie Longo and Michelle Messier were awarded Best Actress. Danny Stanley, also from the Junior Play, took Best Actor. ( Best Actress: Michelle Messier Best Actress: Marie Longo Best Actor: Danie! Stanley Best Supporting Actress: Laura | Dunn Best Supporting Actor: Michael Millette Best Supporting Actress: Lisa Lipkind 170 H Hits LH. Punk Rock Craze Thanksgiving Rally Activities EAE BF Y neh PS | 3 els (iy The 1980 Turkey Day Rally was truly one of the most exciting events to be seen this year. Under the direction of Maria Voyles and Danny Kline, the theme “That's Incredible’ was revealed to the bois- terous crowd, and that’s exactly what the rally was INCREDIBLE! Highlights of the rally included the male cheer- leaders, who gave us some laughs with their “shapely” bodies and witty remarks, and the Blue Devil and Red Raider battle. When these two foes met, the devil made the raider “Bite the Dust’ to the strains of “Sweet Home Alabama.” Last but not least, the L.H.S. imitation football players burst on the scene and strutted their stuff to the tune, “Ain‘t No Stopping Us Now.’’ The laughs continued as the football player skits got underway. a. eee —_. bin, {GH Ss F - 4 é 43 = THavksqiving Foorsart GAME LeominsreR FrrceHsure = EVILS RAIDERS N —_ =, - s 7 LINN FINAL Activities Activities Just before the christmas holidays, 22 youngsters rang- ing in ages from 2-5, were seen walking timidly along the crowded halls of LHS ac- companied by members of ay or e ay Nn the Child Growth and Devel- opment class. This class is led by Miss Frasier and Miss Styrna who were responsible for arranging the “Day Care Day.” A nursery school atmosphere was created in order to give the students practical exper- ience with children, as well as experience in organizing and managing play groups. The day was held as part of a unit the classes were study- ing pertaining to play and how it teaches the child about the world in which he lives. The day was thoroughly enjoyed and felt to be a suc- cess by alll. Child Growth Classes fies IVI “en 0 COTES Ge 2 AL | ody aee4 a F 49 5@ AWAg aie. Be cate ae Se yg ‘ Mike Clubs Devils Talk Row 4: Rebecca Tata, Evelyn Dassau, Karen Aubu- chon, President: Lorna Kovacs, Recording Secretary: Deborah Keogh, Karen Hicks, Laurie Murphy, Elizabeth Allain Row 2: Carol Arsenault, Shelly Davis, Joan Brown, Kelly Bresnahan, Michelle Gagnon, Laura Dunn Row 3: MaryAnn Twichel, Stephanie Nikitas, Sharon Valliere, Vice President: Joan Dubrule, Corresponding Secre- tary: Ann-Marie Schiavitti, Matt Marro, Noelle Messier, Barbara Helenius Row 4: Chris Messier, Gary Kendall, Nina Green, Paul Brideau, Susan Zephir, John O'Neill, Kathy Lanciani, Joseph Suyemoto, Michael Millette Sitting: Lisa Rivers, Bryan Goldberg Standing: Toni Freeman, Deb Tall, Rick Legere, Michael Rivers, Jari Pesonen, John Pelletier, William Tremblay, Ronald LaPierre Missing: Russell Wass, Michael Pellecchia, Adrian LeBlanc Advisor: Mr. Fredd Fine Arts Club Row 1: Jose Ramos, Robert Robi- chaud, Polly Jones, Barbara Mullahy, Brenda Deitzal, Monika Patterson Row 2: Sonia Kasse, Tammy Hampton, Pa- mela Pellecchia, Rhonda Bissonette, Marisol Garcia, Wanda Rodriguez, Lisa Beaupre Row 3: Eric Delgado, Christo- pher Richards, Diane Scicilliano, Rachel Bissonette, Susan Arbo, Nilda Morales Row 4: Robert Cormier, Lydia Piermar- ini, James Wright, Joanne McGrath, Bill Brady, Mike Robinson, Jonathan Ra- mos, Joseph Tusia, Mark Coulter, David St. Laurent Zodiac Socie SRE Bins The Zodiac Society is made up of a talented group of high school students from the grades of 9-42. The advisor is Mr. Manning who is willing to work with the members to improve their education as well as social status. oe The group is willing, trustworthy, and respectable trying notonly to help themselves and the school, but also the citizens of Leominster. Top to Bottom: Advisor: Gerry Manning, Monica Bryant, Wendy Hatterson, Jorge Rivera, Renee Upson,Polly Jones, Kelley Chester, Joseph Macchione Missing: Ruben Rivera, Brenda Hazard Officers: President: Jorge Rivera, Vice President: Ruben Rivera, Secretaries: Toni Tucker, Kelly Chester, Treasurer: Monica Bryant, Social Chairperson: Pol- ly Jones ’ SDSERSeReee MT Members Of The Business Ed. Club Yeaton, Debbie, Wiltshire, Wanda, Whitney, Donna, Wass, Russell, Vincent, Joanne, Valeri, Kim, Stumpf, Karen, Serafini, Pam, Salamone, Sadie, Russo, Debbie, Richard, Rita, Richard, Carol, Racine, Joyce, Progin, Karen, Piazza, Sue, Perry, Joy, Peloquin, Dianne, Parmenter, Linda, Parmenter, Dale, Mullahy, Barbara, Mi- chaud, Frances, McGrath, Joanne, Maxim, Karen, Marchetti, Michelle, Mangini, Marisa, Mangiacotti, Donna, Lelli, Margaret, Legere, Richard, Lefebvre, Michael, LaPlume, Donna, Lapierre, Kathy, Lanagan, Cathy, James, Ali- son, Hesketh, Tammy, Guzman, Evelyn, Grieh- shamme r, Karen, Gordon, Michelle Marie, Gir- ouard, Terry, Gilmour, Jill, Gauvin, Diane, Gaudet, Karen, Gates, Gloria, Garneau, Cor- rine, Gallant, Sharon, Fredrickson, Carol, Flanagan, Linda, Fitch, Lori, DiRusso, Pam, Di- Marzio, Julie, DiGiovanni, Lisa, Delgado, Sar- ahi, Deitzel, Brenda, Davis, Kathy, Crane, Kim, Copeland, Glen, Charielle, Natalie, Caserma, Lea, Carolis, Caroline, Brow, Becky, Brothers, Linda, Brinz, Beth, Brady, Bill, Boivin, Karen, Bis- sonnette, Theresa, Beaupre, Lisa, Bartolo- meo, Laura, Aube, Daniel, Arsenault, Carol, Armillotti, Joyce, Anderson, Jill, Ahola, Lisa, Agnew, Sue, Williams, Michelle, Wilson, Rox- anne, Villanueva, Diana, Thibodeau, Donna, Teague, Donald, Skehan, Lisa, Schuster, Les- lie, Rocheleau, Jackie, Rocca, Peggy, Rego- poulos, Christina, Racine, Jeri-Lynn, Morales, Nilda, Montoni, Linda, Montaquila, Patricia, ———————— ; Tee @ | 4 PPM IT: . 2 Se ine ae GRE : : oe ee I The Business Education Clubis made up of business-oriented juniors and seniors. This Melindez, Elizabeth, McGuinnis, Tammy, Mar- includes a large segment of the student body at Leominster High School who are tineau, Kathy, Marchesani, Michelle, Mallard, planning a career in the business field. Our club helps to make the students aware of Julie, Lizotte, Michelle, Leger, Claudette, Le- the outside world of business by sponsoring speakers at assemblies as well as holding ger, Denise, LeBlanc, Pauline, Lachance, Su- an annual career day. Career day brings in prominent leaders in industry and zanne, Goguen, Roxanne, Fontaine, Sally, Di- business as well as alumni to talk to the students. In addition to this, one of the main Giovanni, Dawn, Coates, Susan, Carolis, Su- goals of the business club is to offer scholarships to deserving students of the business san, Brassard, Heidi, Boucher, Diane, Boucher, club who plan to continue their education or who will be entering the world of work. Bernice m Sk {| Ci ub Ski Club Members Maria Gagne. President, Timmy Eppley, Vice - President, John Johansson, Seeretary, Jim Piermarini, Treasurer, Sue McNeil, Alison James, Steve Renzi, Chris Johansson, Andres Bettoni, Paula Romano, Ronald LaPierre, Dave Bergman, Ann Biery, Todd Dollard, Becca Boudreau, Mike Renzi, John Desmond, Karen Hicks, Michelle McHugh, Amy DeCarolis, Kevin Crowley, Nancy Birtwell, Pat Carroll, Erin Carrol, Keith Robichaud, Mike Piccuci, Kim Duvall, Kevin Donnelly, Jonn Boudreau, Steve LaPierre, Gretchen Augat, Kelly Cook, Karen LeDuc, Mary Beth Walsh, Tracy Pollastri, Sally Caisse, Lisa Lipkind. Kristine Ludwick, John Kay, Mike Andreze- jewski, Robert Upton, Jeff Garder, Julie Upton, Jill Ander- son, Anthony Bengrazi, Richard Secino, Mary Ellen Daig- neault, Jeff Landry, Mike Platt, Kathy LeDuc, Greg Stewart, Ellen Peters, Peter Daigle, Brian Lizotte, Alex Keslake, Rich- ard Adams, David Lange, Chris Reddy, Toni Ferrara, Beth Dinardo, Lori Dandini, James Long, Joanne Mullan, David Arsenault, Ellen Fay, Joanne Goldman, Sean Dandley, Kris Cote, Julie Lavin, Sylvia Burns, Robert Lefebvre, Steven McDowell, Tom Flanagan, Debbie Corliss, Mike Mansour, Brian Boulay, Matt Turano, Chris DiGeronimo, Joey Suye- moto Pane BEN a eae ‘i Miniticitee is ee EE Ne ee Student Council Row 1: Thomas Wolfe, Carlo DeSantis, Anthony Bangrazi, Karen Tellier, Wayne Daigle Row 2: Student Advisory Board Mem- Noelle Messier, Leslie Johnson, Barbara Helenius, Kell y Cook, Toby Wilson Row 3: Ann Biery, bers Richard Dagenais, Carlo Paula Romano, Marie Longo, Emily Rosensaft, Sandra Gallagher, Wendy Phillpotts, Ingrid Phill- DeSantez, Toby Wilson, Laura potts, Toni Freeman Row 4:Bryan Goldberg, Ronald Millette, Delwin Dickinson, Michael Pellec- Dunn Regional Student Advisory chia, David DeCarolis, Kevin Donnelly Missing: Charlene Blanchard, Angela Bond, Rick Dandini, as Wolfe. David DeCarolis Granata, MaryJane Mobley, Margaret Normandin, Shirley Ann Johnson, Shawn McGrath, | | Council Representatives: Thom- Richard Dagenais, John Pelletier, Joseph Dolan, Laura Dunn, Bill Carroll, Margot DeCarolis, Lori | James Hoffman | | | Junior Class Officers JUNIOR CLASS Secretary: Bobbi-Jean Crane, President: Adrian LeBlanc, Treasurer: Mary Quiet, Vice President: Daniel Stanley Sophomore Class Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS President: Brian L’'Ecuyer, Vice President: Ju- lie Piermarini, Secretary: Joan Quiet, Missing: Treasurer: Laurie Murphy Freshman Class Officers FRESHMAN CLASS Treasurer:Bobby Fournier, Vice President: Charlene Blanchard, Secretary: Ann Biery, President: Robert Salvatelii NONA L. OJALA-BUSINESS ADVISOR “Mr. T., we need more film.” “Hey, what happened to those pictures | left here last night?”’ “Can we extend that deadline?” Comments like these are daily occurrences if you’re on the Magnet editorial staff. From the first organi- zational meeting in June to the last desperate pan- ic in February, members of the staff are preoccu- pied with the many details - photography, layout, copy, editing - that go into the production of a high school yearbook. The final results are here before you. GILBERT TREMBLAY YEARBOOK ADVISOR MAGNET 1984 The process of raising money by the selling of yearbooks is a tremendous responsibility for any- one, but this years staff tackled that with eager- ness and spirit. These are difficult times with infla- tion and soliciting for advertisements is much harder than ever before; however, our staff has done an outstanding job. It has been a very rewarding experience being the Magnet Business Advisor this year. | have en- joyed working with a staff who has been dedi- cated, conscientious, and above all willing to give of their free time to tackle any task | needed done. Having been an advisor for the past two years and this my final year, | will always be thankful for the time | spent with the Magnet. My very best wishes for a wonderful future fo each member of the staff. May you always have pleasant memo- ries of your time at Leominster High School. Nona L. Ojala BUSINESS ADVISOR MAGNET 1984 GILBERT TREMBLAY-YEARBOOK ADVISOR | Activities SUE ZEPHIR-EDITOR-IN CHIEF Row 1: ydia Lefkowitz, Monica Goldberg, Barbara Me- lanson, Kim Gannon, Suzanne Harkness, Grace Ange- vine, Carol Richard Row 2: Sharon Valliere, Joan Brown, Nina Green, Donna Whitney, Lori Route, Anna Lanza, Michelle Pothier, Karen Fraticelli, Carol Arsenault Row 3: Rebecca Tata, Editor-in-Chiet: Susan Zephir, Advisor: Mr. Tremblay, Rick Legere Missing: Robert White, Greg Tardiff, Michael Lefebvre, Leslie Hannigan, Michelle Gagnon, Toni Chester, Paul Brideau, Danny Bourque, Pam Bernier, Irene Basque To the Yearbook Staff and the Class of “81”’: | would like to take this opportunity to thank the many people without whose help this yearbook would not have been possible. All of you have helped tremendously, espe- cially Ricky, Pam, Carol, Donna, and everyone in the year- book homeroom as well as Barbara, Greg, and the other photographers. Your creative ideas and diligent work have made this book something we can all be proud of. | feel so privileged to have had this chance to meet and work so closely with all of you. | also want to extend my warmest wishes to the Class of “84°. | saw us pull together and have a great year. | hope this yearbook will help you to remember it next year as well as in future years. Good Luck Seniors! ee 1981 MAGNET STAFF Sue Zephir YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS Left to right: Barbara Melanson, Greg Tardiff, Kim Gannon a LY Members Of The National Honor ational Honor Socie recy Zephir, Susan, Zayas, Wiliam, Westphal, James, Wass, Russell, Vailiere, Sharon, Valeri, Christopher, Tyler, Alan, Tremblay, Robert, Tobin, David, Tata, Rebecca, Spring, Stephen, Secino, Richard, Schia- vitti, Ann Marie, Santucci, Jodi, Route, Lori, Prince, Stephen, Pothier, Michelle, Piermarini, James, Phill- pots, ingrid, Pellechia, Pamela, Parmenter, Linda, Marro, Matthew, Manuel, James, Lefkowitz, Lydia, LaPierre, Ronald, LaPierre, Kathleen, Harkness, Su- zanne, Hannigan, Leslie, Goldberg, Monica, Gau- det, Karen, Gagnon, Michele J., Gagne, Maria, Fre- chette, Michael, Fraticelli, Karen Duchesneau, Shei- la, Doucet, Mary, Dinardo,Lori, DiMarzio, Christine Cauley, Patricia Brown, Joan, Brow, Rebecca Broth- ers, Linda Boudrreau, Keith, Birtwell, Nancy, Beaupre, Lisa, Basque. rene Baron, David, Ashe, Stephen, Arsenault, Carol, Angevine, Grace, Zar- fella, Robert Tyler, Debora, Tremblay, William, Tata, Scott Remy, Lea, Pesonen, Jari Parker, Lisa, Mylly- kangas, Laurie, Marino, Michael, Martines, Laura Long, Marie, Linsky, Daniel, Lemoine, Tina, LeBlanc, Adrian, LeDuc, Karen Kendall, Gary, Goldberg, Bry- an, Gaudet, Teresa, Gallagher, Sandra Gagnon. Denise, Frechette, Susan, Foster, Lisa Furlong, Col- leen, Dolan, Joseph, Dagenais, Richard Cormier, Scott, Cole, Judith, Chartrand, Ellen, Carroll, Erin Boudreau, Paul Bergman, John, Amburgey, Kath- leen, Allain, Elizabeth The National Honor Society is an organization that is representative of the fine student body that we have at Leominster High School. It is a society that has been a part of our schoo! for many years and is, in fact, one of the oldest chapters in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Its primary pur- pose is to allow students who excel academically and show strong leader- ship, character and service qualities, to meet with each other periodically and participate in different activities sponsored by the organization. | am sure that | speak for the entire society when | say that with the indefatiga- ble assistance and leadership provided by our two fine advisors, Dr. Moore and Mrs. Cavanaugh, the National Honor Society couldn't be a better organization than it is today. David E. Baron Vice President N.H.S. ees Bottom to top: President: James Piermarini, Vice President: David Baron, Treasurer: Russell Wass, Secretary: Monica Goldberg Chess Club The Chess Club meets weekly to play club-rated games. Members compete for the top 5 positions on the contending team. In the past, this chess club has competed with other teams such as Notre Dame and Monty Tech. Future games will be played with Fitchburg High School, North Middlesex High, Oakmont, St. Bernards, and Cushing Academy. Presently this team is in the lead in this scholastic area. We hope our school’s chess team will keep winning and go the the states. Chess Club Members Bed Nee ae A Row 1: Derek Goldberg, Andrew Maxfield, Ingrid Phillpotts Beat Monty Tech 4%-% Row 2: Wendy Phillpotts, Chris Coleman (advisor) Lee Denis, Michael Millette, Tom Smith Aciivities Concert Choir Concert Choir Row 4: Lea Caserma, Jill Kinsey, Lisa Hall, Toni Freeman, Lilla Lewis, Sue Frechette, Betsy Allain Row 2: John Boutotte, Danny Ciccone, Mark A - bert, Mrs. Bosselait, Jennifer Cor- nacchia, Daniel Stanley, Bruce Al- bert Absent: John Chevalier Chorus-Meiissa Aikey, Mark Albert, Jennifer Angevine, Corinne Acosta, Sherry Bernard, Tammy Bilodeau, Gloria Bachand, Cynthia Caserma, Sandra Comiskey, Christine Can- dee, Daniel Ciccone, Amy-Jean Cook, Tina Cote, Karen Debettencourt, Lori DiNardo, Rachell Gagnon, Pamela Gerard, Holly Govin, Tracy Ingraham, Lamthiene Inthirath, Alison James, Laura Jancaitis, Leslie Linton, Renee Loiselle, Shirley Lunderville, Robin Maynard, Brian McDowell, Bruce McDowell, Jacqueline Mitchell, Sharon Mitchell, Cath- erine Normandin, Shelley Petricca, Christine Pickering, Beth Pirro, Michael Remy, Joy Renner, Diane Raikowski, Janet Rogers, Sarah Sangster, Valarie Santonoceto, John Smith, Denise Salafia, Brenda Sprague, Angel Thibodeau, Amy Thibodeau, Crusita Ra- mos, Sandra Tessier, Tammy Thompson, Loree Tisdale, Deborah Thibodeau, Lavanh Loubkhom, John Boutotte, Paul Moongsirigol, Lilah Moongsirigol, Lemthong Inthirath, Wendy Wade, Johanne Webbert, Deborah Yeaton. 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OOOO OOO HHH OOOOH OOO OS { RESORTS NA PAW AN DNDN NN PN WN ONES, — = va 208 BLUE PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. DeCarolis Mr. Roger Mercier Mr. Mrs. Robert Mason Mr. Mrs. L. Menard Brenda Green +, nce ae ae ge : 3 ae, � y 2 mvcdagte, ; � e a Ke B va) = R = S} Jenny Cornacchia Maria Gagne 1 HAVE A DREAM (Words and Music by Maria Gagne) (Solosist: Jennifer Cornacchia) | have a Dream To Fly And When | Do You'll know there will be no Stopping Me. | have a life To Live And Where | go ll keep these memories. There’s a road in my life that is waiting for me. A path in the world of success With a prayer and a song and a sad farewell We'll reach for the sky up amidst. This future of mine Will Hold Decisions And | Must Choose which is right. | want to laugh And cry And be so Free Will you remember me? REFRAIN | Have a Dream To Fly And when | do You'll know there will be no Stopping Me. 211 Cast “WEST SIDE STORY” THE JETS Robert Lefebvre (Fri.) George Leite (Sat.) Daniel Stanley (Fri.) Timothy Eppley (Sat.) James Hoffman Mark Corliss Randy Pushee Bruce Lucier John Phillips John Johansson John Smith DANCERS (JETS) Shelly Hall, Paula Renzi, Mary Leite, NOelle Messier, . Lauren Blue, Jody Burchstead, and Ann Eppley THEIR GIRLS Carol Richard (Fri.) Natalie McMillan (Sat.) Christine Johansson (Fri.) Laura Dunn (Sat.) Heidi D‘'Onfro Jill Kinsey Kelly Cook THE ADULTS Thomas Wolfe James Piermarini Lee Denis Michael Millette THE SHARKS Mark Venterea Michael Pellecchia (Fri.) Matthew Marro (Sat.) Matthew Longo Richard McGrath David DeCarolis DANCERS (SHARKS) Debbie Leone, Beth Pirro, Mary Hughes, Rachel Bissonnette, and Wendy Phillpots THEIR GIRLS Lisa Hall Marie Longo (Fri.) Jenifer Cornachia (Sat.) Kathy Lanciani (Fri.) Tammy Hampton (Sat.) Sandra Gallagher Laurie Murphy Gretchen Augat Lisa Lipkind 213 Girls Tennis Row 1: Laura Bernier, Jennifer Tobin, Lisa Fos- ter Row 2: Kim Erickson, Judy Scola, Julie La- vin, Linda George, Emily Rosensaft, Sam C. Mascitti - Coach. Missing: Sarah Bernier, Sally Caisse, Tracy Polastri, Eileen Angelini Boys Tennis Row 1: Daniel Kline, Rafael Menendez, Andres Bartoni, Paul Belliveau, Mike Austin Row 2: Coach Don Franciosi, Robert Le- febvre, Chris Navaroli, Chris Route, Anth- ony Lorenzen, Robert Howitt Missing: Mi- chael Curry oo Re, UE NR ERR Chg MEG edad 214 Girls Softball Row 1: Tracy Freeman, Becki Brow, Mindi Parks, Lynne Denning-Captain, Katie Ricker, Shelly Breau, Tammie Sauinier Row 2: Sherri Boissoneau, Rhonda Stepp, Joyce Coulombe, Linda Schofield, Liz Shortsleeve, Kelly Hickey, Eileen Twohig, Shelly Barry, Pat Pothier-Coach Missing: Kathy McGee-Scorekeeper Varsity Baseball Row 1: Scott Clifford, Joe Manago, Kevin Polucha, John Kelly, co-captain; Mike Camardella, co-captain; Mike Lemoine, Tom Savatelli, Mike Russo Row 2: Coach Johnson, Scott Marino, Tom Hamel, Keith Robichaud, Joe Killliea, Dave Navaroli, Scott Cormier, Tony Lefebvre, Dave Pavilaitis Missing: Scott Palmer GOLF TEAM Row 1 (left to right): James Duffy, Sue McDermott, John Johanson, David Baron. Row 2 (left to right): Coach Piccolo- mini, Scott Caisse, Chris Belanger, Chris Kraemer, Shawn Palm- er. 217 218 Boys Track Row 1: Captain; Jim Piermarini, Captain; Dan Kirouac, Mark McNamara, Tim Friedrich, John Crowley, Gary Tata, John Crete Row 2: Coach; James Beaulieu, Greg Gagnon, Bill Carroll, Rick Cormier, John Boutotte, Steve Renzi Row 3: Jerome Crete, Paul Gearan, Mike LeDuc, Tony Ferrera, Rick Brown, Kevin Donnelly Row 4: Mike Malone, Sean Dupee, Steve LeBlanc, Kevin Belanger, Kevin Crowley Row 5: Joe Kelly, Andy Cucchiara, Mike Mansour, Jim Long, Jaimie Amico, Dan Crowley, Dave Gaudet Missing: Brian Fratus, Pat Keaveny, Mike Mil- lette, Phil Oliver, Ken Mills, Mike Renzi Members include: Freshmen Angela Bond Julie Christoforo Lynn Garrett Karen Gendron Ann LeDuc Lisa Lipkind Terry Losey Megan McLaughlin Rose Morales Jill Myllykangas Paula Romano Tammy Thompson Jodi Turano Beth Hickey Manager: Mary Beth Walsh Captains: Senior; Maria Gagne, Junior; Colbey Hazard, Junior; Nilda Morales Sophomores Mary Beth Boudreau Sheri Clermont Brenda Dombrowik Lynne Vergari Juniors Cyntrhia Candiello Ellen Chartrand Beth Doyle Karen Hicks Kathy LeDuc Monika Patterson Betsy Allain Coaches: Carl Baker and Noreen McLaughlin 111TH ANNUAL GRADUATION 6:00 P.M FRIDAY JUNE 5, 1981- seme Ronald _ La- Class oe ees President: William seme Pamela Buono and James oe ees +e Wh -. — . Alay ft : —_. CLASS SONG: BEST OF TIMES CLASS MOTTO: “DARE TO BE DIFFERENT “’ 224 All Farewells Should be Sudden. - Byron Goodbyes are never easy, but none of us realized quite how hard leaving L.H.S. would be. None of us realized how seemingly fast 4 years could fly, nor how many heartaches, joys, successes, mistakes, friendships and memories one could cram into those years. It is too soon to say that these were the best years of our lives. In fact, most of us probably look forward to better times! Yet, they were not bad years we spent, and it is not without a tinge of regret that we leave behind L.H.S. - not the building, but all the special friends and acquaintances that made it much more than a building. While we promise ourselves and each other that we'll keep in touch, we realize we probably won't. Yet, we will always have abundant memories of our high school days; memories which the staff hopes this yearbook recalls; memories on which to build a solid future which will someday also become an “awesome” past. This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. Winston Churchill = eet ea eats: cae f= .s . , Sec hits a — _ “ = “Sapp: a oa La) re et af a sit te yet . ‘3 a eer y