Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1983 volume:

MAGNET 1983 LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL, 2 Gilt of the Clava eo Leominster High School Leominster, MA 01453 sini It seems that each class at Leominster High School over the years develops a special charac- ter, a sort of collective persona. ‘“That class was always good in theatre” or “Definitely a football class’’ are not unusual phrases. Our class, though, is quite distinctive in that it is always difficult to put one’s finger on exactly what it is that makes us special. ‘‘Spirited”’ is often and properly ap- plied, or else ‘“Psyched”’. From the first dance Freshman year to the last one Senior year, we’ve always been the largest class in attendance. In all extracurricular activi- ties, we’ve performed like the number one group we are. On the stage, this class is continually winning Interclass Play awards and getting leads in the school musicals. We marched from here to New York in Leominster’s best marching band, and class members have served on District Bands. Since Freshman year, we’ve edited the newspa- per and have produced many star athletes. Turn the pages and see how far we’ve come these past four years. We may have a long way to go, but overall, we’ve proven ourselves to be an “All Around Class’’. 1. Russell Durgin, 2. Patricia Mangiacotti, 3. Valerie Miller, 4. Betty Ann McDonald, 5. Sherri Ricker, Margot DeCarolis, Kristin Cote, Sharon Agnew, Brenda Dombrowik, 6. Glenn Parmenter, 7. Todd Dollard, 8. Karen Joyce, 9. Anne-Marie Bourque, 10. Norman Beauchemin, Thomas Piemontese, Michael Russo, Kevin Spadafore, Michael Rivers, Donald Leger, 11. Colleen Brunell. C LA SS OF 1 98 3 — CLASS OF 1. “Leominstock,”’ June 1982, Doyle Field., 2. Sheri Clermont, 3. Tina Bisol, Eileen Angelini Suzann Finley. 4. James Bigelow Timothy Spylios, 5. Timothy Roy, 6. Monica Weiler, 7. Scott Gannon, 8. Annette Saucier Kelly Cook, 9. Laura Dunn, Laurie Murphy, Marybeth Boudreau, 10. Joseph Tusia Christine Samia, 11. Judy Scola, Kimberly Erickson, Kristen Cote. Soe 9eeeeeedeee0e08008080 @ On the sports fields, our class has performed like 4 the number one group we are. From Freshman year on, our class has had outstanding perfor- mances in every sport from field hockey to wres- tling, basketball to track. Members of our class have lent their talents to the 1981 Super Bowl champions, and in the same year, to the field hockey team that reached the district playoffs. The 1982 baseball team reached the district finals aided by the efforts of many members of the class of 1983. The 1982-83 year produced another series of success stories for our class. The football team again rose to a Super Bowl victory. Their com- plete dominance over the opposition proved that they were one of the greatest Leominster football teams of all time. The 1982 version of the soccer team, again reached the district playoffs and trav- elled to the semi-finals. Both the boys and the girls cross country teams fielded solid squads as did the field hockey team. The boys’ basketball and hockey teams were bolstered by a strong nucleus of players from the class of ’83. All this has been accomplished by more than just a few athletes. The number of participants has provided a source of pride for all of us in this “All Around Class’’. 1. Daniel Crowley Jeffrey Beauvais, 2. Louis Raffaele, Carla Camar- della, Amy Schofield, Monica Marchesani, 3. John Harris, 4. Chae Hui Rice, 5. Rinaldo Manago, 6. Diann Surovich Diane Robichaud, 7. Joyce Samia, 8. Jeffrey Christoforo, 9. James Comeau, 10. Deborah Candee, 11. Laurie Murphy. a } 4 Rp, Bi} La TA : ee: “ae es é £ sca 4 at ‘i 1. Lisa Hall, 2. Christopher Ahola, 3. Phillip Bourgeois, 4. Linda Bourgeois, 5. Wendy Kovach Bruce Lucier, 6. Peter Beaulieu Michael Malone, 7. Richard Baron, 8. Gregory Gravelle, Michael Russo, Phillip Bourgeois, Kevin Spadafore, 9. John Nowlin, 10. Diane Draleau, 11. Karen Tellier Ann Regan, 12. Angela Candiello Patrick Bunnell, 13. Leslie Linton, 14. Louis Daigneault, 15. Kris-Anne Masciangioli. ©®e@eeeoenoeengegeeeeeeeeee e888 088888 @ @ Pas : Seer ay ee : } pooner tte EA S eae Remember freshman year? ..... . Our class started out a bit rowdy, but we got things orga- nized pretty quickly, and started moving as a class. The first ever Freshman-Senior Orientation really pulled us together; misery does love com- pany. Our first class activity was the canned food drive. We gathered nearly 500 cans for charity. Our first dance lost a huge sum of money, yet we weathered all this - - - - - - - - and became Sopho- mores. Our Halloween dance, complete with Franken- stein films and Horror Hall, set an all time record for the most profitable dance! While the Pancake Breakfast was not financially successful, it was a great boost to our class spirit- - proving us an “awesome” team! By junior year, we were cruising. Money rolled in from a million (or so it seemed) fundraisers. We produced a beautiful prom, and our Spaghetti Supper was a great experience. Graduation, which we staged, was capably and professionally done. Senior Year was a whirlwind. Now on the other end of Freshman-Senior Orientation, we made it the wildest one yet. We showed our “‘number one spirit’ in spirit chains, and went on to run a dynamite rally. The Senior Class Play ‘‘Dead- wood Dick’’ and the musical “‘Applause’’ were both tremendous successes. Time to move on to bigger, maybe better things. But we leave behind a legacy of successes, of spirit, of good times together. Eighty-Three — we did it all and we did it with class, that is, All Around Class’’. 1. Teresa Perla Michael Pothier, 2. Adalberto Rivera-Vega, 3. Sherri Regan, 4. Elizabeth Plamondon, 5. Kristine Clifford, Nancy Saulnier, Lori VivoAmore, 6. Heidi Stober, 7. Benny Garcia, 8. Daniel Crowley, 9. Heidi Peterson, 10. Tammy Stebbins Audrey Santucci, 11. John Saul- nier, 12. Julie Landgraf, 13. Michael LeDuc. eeeeeeeeeeneedeoedengeneeeeee eee ened @ @ 1. Michele Lunetta, 2. Bertha Williams, 3. Mark Capone, 4. Julie Aubu- chon, 5. Sherri Ricker Alan Becotte, 6. Elizabeth McAnn, Terri Fortin, Amy Schofield, 7. David Goulkin, 8. Paula Renzi, 9. James Glatiotis, 10. Julie Piermarini, 11. Diane Robichaud, 12. Patrick Howard Alan Landale, 13. Darlene Thibodeau, Karen Joyce, Lisa Grillo, Kathy DeAmi- cis, Donna Brothers, Colleen Brunell, Judy Gorneault, 14. John Doher, 15. Sean Murphy, 16. Doug McIntosh. Since Sophomore year, class members have held offices in Student Council, something done by no class before us. In academics, we’ve been an impressive group. Straight A+s and eight Na- tional Merit Commendations have both been firsts that our class has achieved. We’ve taken awards in science, leadership and math at all levels. Above all, our class is outstanding in so many different ways. Our class has a certain “‘savoir faire,” and a certain togetherness. We were nev- er described as a “‘problem class”? when we left junior high. wWe were classier than that. Led by our class officers, representatives, team captains, club presidents, and stage stars, we ve been great everywhere and left our marks. We can only be described as an ‘‘All Around Class’’. 1. Jacqueline Kennedy, 2. Elizabeth McAnn, Terri-Ann Fortin, Darlene Bourque, 3. Marisol Garcia, 4. John Crete, 5. John Nowlin, 6. Kimberly Erickson Steve Drury, 7. James Hebert, 8. Tobey Belton, 9. Dawn Tocci, 10. Cheryl Campbell, 11. Ann Gallotto, 12. Richard Cormier, 13. Cheryle Brand. — gg _ =m eee TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty Seniors Years In Review Underclassmen Activities Sports Trade ‘i ee - ot 1. Margot DeCarolis, Sherri Ricker, Kimberly Erickson, Judy Scola, Jeffrey Caron, 2. Debra Leone, 3. Cheryl Krysiak, 4. Corinne Walker Diane Lucier, 5. Paul Bisceglia, Scott Caisse, Christopher San- tucci, 6. Eileen Angelini, 7. Deborah Schatz, 8. Lori VivoAmore, 9. Michael Weis, 10. Gretchen Augat Barbara Helenius, 11. Richard Shaw James Comeau, 12. Crusita Ramos, 13. David Bergman, Kevin Belanger, Michael Bangrazi, 14. Michael Renzi, 15. Holly Gouin. % the yearbook staff dedicates the 1983 Magnet to MR. MRS. CAVANAGH with many thanks We, the members of the Class of 1983 would like to express our gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Cavan- agh, two members of the High School faculty, who have given so much of themselves to us over the past four years. They were always more than willing to explain classroom situations and school policies to the students, as well as giving us their own weather reports. Their involvement with our class was evident by the many times Mr. Cavanagh could be found supervising the corridors by the auditorium at dances and; who will ever forget Mrs. Cavanagh running the horror movie at the Halloween Dance when we were Sophomores? Their help and in- terest in our many activities have been greatly appreciated. We will be forever grateful to them, therefore, as a token of our gratitude, we would like to dedi- cate our Magnet to them. Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Cavanagh, you have greatly enriched our lives. Ypeiviilypee ie ie pe George J. Antonioni Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1983 With graduation rapidly approaching, | am sure you are looking forward with enthusi- asm to the next phase of your life. That you are prepared for its is self evident, and based upon your performance at Leomin- ster High School, we can look forward to a high success rate for your class. With fond memories of the Class of 1983, I wish you good health and happiness in the years to come. THE ALL AROUND TO THE CLASS OF 1983 I would like to congratulate each of you and wish you success and happiness in all your future years. , You have made us proud and hope you continue to do so after you leave Leominster High School. The lessons you have learned here should be used to make your life a better one, and a better life for all the people with whom you come in contact. God bless you all. Peter S. Michaels Assistant Principal ADMINISTRATION TO THE CLASS OF 1983: Congratulations on your completion of the important phase of life. Your continued am- bition, courage, faith, and patience will de- termine your future success. The road be- hind was difficult at times and so will be the road ahead. But remember, you did do it and you still can do it. fbb Lchabeta Edward J. Walsh Assistant Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1983 My warmest congratulations and Godspeed to you - the members of the Class of 1983 - upon your graduation from Leominster High School. Your are to be commended for the many successes and accomplishments achieved during the past four years and should strive for even greater heights as you embark on life’s divergent paths. Thank you for your many contributions to your school and community and good luck to all of you. Dak § Uabl Robert T. Archibald Director, Leominster Trade H.S. ALL AROUND THE SYSTEM Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1983. Your accomplishments and achievements throughout your high school years have been many. Life does not end with graduation. You have a whole new future ahead of you. There will be more accomplishments. You will achieve greater rewards. You will be successful, but only after years of hard work. You will encounter difficult times, but don’t give up. Strive to do the best you can; to do a better job, to render better service, to do all of which you are capable. Success can be achieved in many ways, but true success cannot be achieved without genuine effort, interest, desire, and enthusiasm. Go forward looking for the best. I sincerely hope that each of you will maintain an attitude of excellence and not settle for mediocrity. I am certain the future holds many new and interesting things for you. Be part of them. Be responsible for them. Nicholas P. Rigopolous fae i Acting Superintendent-Business ‘ Congratulations to the Class of ’83. You can be justifiably proud of your individual and collective achievements. Each of you has taken your individual interests, abilities, and initiative and applied them to the opportunities made available to you by your parents and the Leominster Public Schools. Through that process you have attained your own level of success and achievement. 3 y a Your future will likewise be determined by your application of abilities, interests, and motivation to the opportunities presented to you in your post high school years. Whether you choose to further your formal education or proceed directly into the work force, your degree of success will in large measure be determined by your own efforts. The old saying still applies, “You get out of it what you put into it.” You are the key to your own future. I extend my wishes for your future happiness. . ee La a Lf . y ip | Pelino A . Masciangioli Assistant Superintendent-Curriculum LEOMINSTER SCHOOL COMMITTEE Seated: Mary Olivier, Vice- Chairperson, Mayor Richard J. Girouard, Chairperson, and Joyce Brodkin. Standing: Peter Beaulieu, Jane Walsh, Mary Crowley, and James Wheeler. GUIDANCE George Schroeder Jeanette Demon Subject Specialist William Mercer Patricia Pothier al Donald Thorne William Gibbons Elien Cleaves Nancy Gauthier _ Subject Specialist y Albert Deluca James Grautski Donald Fredd Angela Buss Scott Hay : Louise Thomas Richard Morano Richard Mailloux George Peck — Pauline Wilkins Geraldine Rheault _ Frank Steff Carolyn Tolm PMP 0 hay y LC Peter DiPaoli Francis Leahey “ om ) 6 % 1S) 9 8 £ = = me Sheila Gibbons te x % yee 2 Charles DeFilippo _ James Beautegard Subject Specialist ‘ ta ett asi David Williams = Q h oC Ge iY) Q on s fad Mary Addante Barbara Simpson ‘Rheault | “ dohn Arroyo Specialist FINE AND PRACTI Richard Dandini Prudence Pyle e Economics SPECIALIST es | = a | William Lanciani Thomas Mullins Karen Moriarty Resource Teacher Resource Teacher Reading Vincent DiNino Mary LeBlanc Bilingual _ _ Bilingual Mark Cleaves _ 2 . on i sie - ‘3 es ci thy G: ts e = ee ee dane Warner Health Education ee ; ie ely sutive Ed cati ne. . y, Social Studies 1 | : | 4 : : 7 F.8d DS | “4 Gwen Saunders eee bed ORDINATORS.... 4 | Beverly Cosenza ary Jones — Marcia Gardner ' Main Office Guidance : Theodore Damko one “ Srna ripeemeinsnaniee= John Goubeaud Michael Vaillette HEALTH FREAKS Robert Harring SSeS: ord Gilbert 0 Mechanics Pe as eli! ea i: cree ¢ ii Php, Left to Right: Louise Marrone, Helen Rushinski, Dorothy Comeau, Dorothy Murphy, Ann Chiumento, Helen Marciano, Charlotte Fournier, Marguerite Duval, Rena DiNardo, ake Bishop. Velma Waller. William DiGregorio Marla lacoboni William McDermott FACULTY IN THEIR 1. Aunty Pothier-Hello Mr. Sund, 2. Ralph Caisse and Kathryn Buss-Hi Mom, 3. Frank Steffanides-Brutality in the classrooms, 4. Robert Healy-Dejected, 5. Michael Cavan- agh-Where’s my seat? 6. Arthur Sharos-Hi, Mr. President? 7. Gale Varin-Welcome! 8. Robert Brennan-Hard at work, 9. Geraldine Rheault-SHHH! 1. Colleen é . RS Coll “alll the: ‘Sophomare 1983 CLASS ADVISORS Dear Graduates, During our shared activities we have had the pleasure to observe the Class of 1983 grow into responsible and caring individuals. We, as your advisors, are proud to have been a small part of this growth. We have fond memories of you and hope that you will all enjoy fruitful and happy lives. Best wishes! Mrs. Karen Farrell Mr. Francis Leahey 1983 CLASS OFFICERS os Left to right: Brian L’Ecuyer, President; Laura Dunn, Treasurer; Barbara Helenius, Secretary; James Arsenault, Vice-President. To My Fellow Classmates: We have spent four years together, here at Leominster High School. These were probably the four most memorable years of our lives. A brief look into our past will show how much we have all learned and changed. Together we have many accomplishments and memories to reflect upon and to be proud of. Through the course of this year, we, the class officers, have tried to make our Senior year more rewarding for all of you. We will be forever appreciative for your support and participation in our many activities. Without your help or spirit, we would have accomplished nothing. Thank you. As President, I was given the opportunity to ‘get to know” many of you, more than I had in the past. It is very gratifying to know that there are many sensitive and caring members of this class. None of you will ever be forgotten. I would like to thank you for allowing me the privilege to serve as President this past year. I have learned a great deal about many things, but, most of all, I have many memories that I will always cherish. Best wishes to all of you in everything you do. Brian J. L’Ecuyer ZZ Sharon Agnew Sharyn Ahearn Christopher Ahola Bruce Albert Eileen Angelini Polly Armstrong Guy Arseneault Michelle Aubuchon Gretchen Augat Michael Bangrazi Richard Baron Michelle Barry Scott Bash Norman Beauchemin Michael Allain Jane Aubuchon papas Gary Barbin Francis Beauchene Sharon Agnew — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Ski Club-4; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: Major in Communications, Public Relations. Always ready to lend a hand. Very outgoing, good sense of humor, great friend. Sharyn Ahearn — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1; Business Ed Club-4. Future Plans: Secretarial work, Fashion or Interior Design. Very creative, great kid, you can always talk to her. Likes to meet people, socialize, and travel. Also likes rock music and concerts. Christopher Ahola — “Chris” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Swimming-1; Football- 1, 3; Prom Committee-3; Ski Club-3, 4; Ten- nis-3, 4; Yearbook Staff-4. Future Plans: Nu- clear Physicist. Lives for the weekends, likes to skin dive. Bruce Albert — ‘Dickie’? Chorus-1; Concert Choir-2; Football-2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Com- puter Technician. Michael Allain — ‘Mike’ Future Plans: Make good money. Loves Trade. Eileen Angelini — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4; Zodiac Society-1, 2; Devil’s Talk- 1, 2; Tennis-1, 2; Interclass Plays-2; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4, Yearbook Staff-4; Honorary Junior Member of Fortnightly Club-4. Future Plans: Foreign Languages- United Nations. Loves tennis, and all sports, collecting dolls, and stuffed animals. Also loves clothes, art, music, and taking cruises around the world. A quiet girl and good kid. Brad Antunes — ‘Tunes’ Future Plans: To be high and mighty. Loves to talk a lot. Polly Armstrong — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-4; Musical-3. Future plans: Business Management. Always smiling, fun, good sense of humor, very easy to get along with. Good attitude towards life. Loves camaros and swimming. Guy Arseneault — ‘Porky’ Future Plans: Restoration of ‘‘70’’ Chevelle. Loves Trade School. Jane Aubuchon — Senior Freshman Ori- entation-4; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College- possibly major in early childhood education. Quiet, people. Julie Aubuchon — “‘Jule’’ Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Devil’s Talk-1, 2; Yearbook Manager-4; Prom Committee-3; PAC Com- mittee Newsletter. Future Plans: College- Medical School, Pediatrician. Studious, qui- et, real sports fan, Celtics!! Wild sense of humor, very creative. Michelle Aubuchon — ‘Shelly’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-4. Future Plans: Chef. Always laughing, outgoing. Likes watching L.H.S. football games, talking on phone, and soaps. Hates homework. Gretchen Augat — “Gretch’’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Musicals-2; Swimming- 1; Interclass plays-2; Color Guard-2; Ski Club-2, 4; Track-3, 4; Ice Hockey Cheer- leader-3, 4; Soccer Cheerleader-4. Future Plans: I nternational marketing. Rowdy, but seems quiet. Likes excitement, always willing to help. Sports fanatic. Michael Bangrazi — ‘“‘Bunna’”’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Marching Band-1, 2; Wrestling-1, 2; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Musicals-3, 4. Future Plans: Successful ca- reer as a drummer, or in computer technol- ogy field. Great drummer, great to be with. Happy! Gary Barbin — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4. Future Plans: Accounting. Enjoys photography, riding bike, watching T.V., very quiet, intelligent, good personality. Richard Baron — ‘‘Rick’’, “Monty” Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Soccer-1; Ski- Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4; Golf-3, 4. Future Plans: College. Super person, very dependable, never complains, great sense of humor, always keeps you laughing. A loyal friend. Michelle Barry — ‘‘Shelly’ Basketball-1, 2, 4: Field Hockey-2, 3, Captain-4; Softball-2, 3, 4, Most Improved Player-2. Future Plans: College. Athletic, intelligent. Fun to be with, very kind, and sincere. Loves life and has Devil Pride. Norman Beauchemin — ‘“‘Beau’”’ Football-1, 2: Ice Hockey-2, 4. Future Plans: Career in Sports. Francis Beauchene — ‘“‘Frank”’ Soccer-1. Fu- ture Plans: Computer Programming. Likes being with a crowd, easy going, great person- ality, there when you need him. Fun to be with, a cool kind of guy. a a=� James Beaudoin Jeffrey Beauvais Alan Becotte Kevin Belanger te ® Ae I Yes Tina Bergeron David Bergman = a � , PPE tN @ Andre Bessette James Bigelow Tammy Bilodeau John Bisceglia Rachel Bissonnette Kevin Boccia Shelly Boivin James Bond Tobey Belton Ross Bernier Paul Bisceglia | Va Jeffrey Boudreau James Beaudoin — ‘Jim’ Football-1; Musi- cals-3, 4; Senior Class Play; Stage Band-4; Tennis-1, 2; Ski Club-1, 2, 3. Future Plans: Computer Technician. Appears quiet, but has a lot to say. A good friend, enjoys life. Jeffrey Beauvais — ‘Jeff’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College. Always willing to help. A “crazy” person. A heart-breaker who en- joys a good time. Alan Becotte — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling-1, 2. Future Plans: College or work. Big Guy, with a great smile, hardworking and considerate. Loves to joke around, but not on the football field, just crazy. Kevin Belanger — “Belch” Track-2, 3, 4; Indoor Track-2, 3; Swimming-3, 4. Most Im- proved-Track. Future Plans: College, Biol- ogy. Likes running, all sports, likes science. Tobey Belton — ‘“‘Tobais”’ or “TB” Football- 1, 2; Track-1; Basketball-1. Future Plans: To be Rich and Powerful. Likes sports, gets along with anyone. Seen with Chet and Brad. Great kid, loves the girls, a real joker. Suzanne A. Bergeron — “Sue” Senior- Freshman Orientation-4. Future Plans: Sec- retary. Enjoys art, tennis and Camaros. Very creative, always talking and laughing Suzanne D. Bergeron “Sue”? Senior- Freshman Orientation-1. Future Plans: Nursing. Likes to travel, meet new people. Loves the beach and rock music. Enjoys working with kids. Tina Bergeron — Future Plans: Computer Programming. Quiet, friendly, an excellent person. Watch out for her in gym, she can be a real killer! David Bergman — “Berg” Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4 president; Stage Band-1, 2; Ski Club- 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Musicals-1, 2, 4. Future Plans: College- Plas- tic Engineering. Likes Physical scierices, ra- quetball, and travelling to Michigan. Hard worker, gets along great with people. Ross Bernier — ‘Burger’ Trade Secretary- 2. Future Plans: Restore a ‘69 Charger, build high intensity cars. A good friend, loves to party, gets along with everyone. James Bigelow — ‘Jim’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball-1, 2. Future Plans: College. Tammy Bilodeau — “Doll” Chorus-1, 2; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: College- Secretary. Likes to roller- skate, likes music. Fun to be with, she gives good advice, likes travelling. John Bisceglia — ‘Bic’? Marching Band-4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Football- 2. Future Plans: College. Friendly, terrific Baritone player. Great sense of humor, loves life, an American Gigolo with a devilish smile. Paul Bisceglia — Chorus-4; Marching Band- 1, 2, 3; Stage Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Musicals-1, 2, 3, 4; Football-1, 2, 4. Central District Band. Fu- ture Plans: Music and Acting. Likes sports, music, girls and parties. Great appetite, great musician, good sense of humor, an all around kid. Rachel Bissonnette — Color Guard-2; Busi- ness Ed Club-3, 4; Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Musicals-2; Swimming-1. DECA-2 Treasurer, 3 President, Treasurer, 4 Presi- dent. Future Plans: Business. Crazy, talk- ative, friendly. Loves to be with friends. Kevin Boccia — Future Plans: Computer Technician. Shelly Boivin — Future Plans: Become an artist. Likes drawing and secretarial work. James Bond — ‘‘Jim’’ High standards of liv- ing, always has the best of wine, women and cars. Jeffrey Boudreau - “Jeff” Wrestling-1, 2. A terrific kid. ” Marybeth Boudreau Linda Bourgeois Anne-Marie Bourque Brian Bourque Paul Bourque Judi Brosseau Donna Brothers Colleen Brunell f “Gis . Robert Burns Michael Burque Debra Bushnell John Butler Darlene Bourque Alan Brooks Jody Burchstead Scott Caisse Marybeth Boudreau — ‘“Chuck’’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Musicals-4; Sen- ior Play; Thanksgiving Rally-4; X-country-1, 2, 3, 4 captain; Track-1, 2, 3, 4 captain; Basketball-1, 2. Future plans; College-Engi- neering. Likes running, fun to be with, and very smart. Linda Bourgeois — “Windy” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Color Guard-2; Soccer Cheerleader 3,4 captain; Ice Hockey Cheer- leader-3 captain, 4. Great kid, you can al- ways talk to her, always smiling. Cheery per- sonality, likes to laugh with ‘‘Slinks’’ and “Mel”, loves rollerskating Anne-Marie Bourque — ‘Amrie’” Color Guard- 1, 2; Student Council Historian-4; Na- tional Honor Society-2, 3, 4 Secretary; Year- book Manager-4; Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Interclass Plays-2; Musicals-1, 2, 3; Prom Committee-3; Math Club-4; Rensselaer Medal for Math and Science-3; Honorary Ju- nior Member of Fortnightly Club-4. Future Plans: Quinsigamond Community College- — Business. Sweet person, always there, en- ergetic and active in her class. Friendly and smart, can cheer you up and make you smile, like “‘sunshine’’. Brian Bourque — Ski Club-1; X-country-1, 2; Indoor Track-1. Trade Student. Darlene Bourque — “Dard” Future Plans: Hairdresser or Airline Stewardess. Always looks good, smiles constantly, enjoys being with friends, easy to get along with. “You guys!”’, bright yellow car. Paul Bourque — ‘‘Burkie’’ Swimming-2. Fu- ture Plans: Air Force. Cheryle Brand — Future Plans: Nursing. Loves swimming. Jerome Brault — “Jerry” Loves Hockey, big gambler, always a good times when he’s near, strange sense of humor, loves to party, “Partner’’. Wayne Brissette — Soccer- 1, 2. Judi Brosseau — “‘Rouby”’ Future Plans: Col- lege- Accountant. Loves to swim, likes school. Best friend is Polly. Crazy, always has time to listen. Donna Brothers — ‘Beaner’’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Secre- tary or Airline Stewardess. Loves to draw, go to the beach and party. Colleen Brunell — Class of ’83 Devilette. A great friend to everyone, funny, loves rollers- kating, she’s someone you can really talk to and trust. She’s crazy and loves to party. Patrick Bunnell — ‘Buns’, ‘Pat’? Chess Club-4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Math Club-4; Soccer-2; Basketball-2, 3. Who’s Who in High School America. Future Plans: Stockbroker. Hiliarious, good sport, crazy, and brightens anyone’s day. “Brains and beauty’’, cute. Loves the women. Jody Burchstead — “Jod” Devil’s Talk-4; Yearbook Manager-4; Senior Freshman Ori- entation-1, 4; Interclass Plays-1, 2; Musicals- 2, 4; Senior Play; Library Aid-3; Theatre Festival-3; Principal for a day; Police chief for a day. Future Plans: College- English. Become rich and famous. Very smart, has a tremendous sense of humor. Has great po- tential, bound to be a success, excellent writ- er. Michael Burque — “Mike” Likes to party and make money, loves football and motor- cycle racing. Debra Bushnell — ‘Debbie’? DECA-3, 4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: School for Cosmetology. Good kid, loves to party, loves Coke-Cola, popular and pretty. Her favorite groups are Boston, Jour- ney, and Van Halen. John Butler — Future Plans: Draftsman. Loves Rock and Roll. Scott Caisse — Ice Hockey-3; Award for Co- MVP ice-hockey All Stars; Golf-3. Future Plans: Physical Education Teacher. Likes sports very much. Deborah Candee Jeffrey Caron Patrick Carroll William Carroll Cheryl Casavoy Scott Chester Mark Chiurri Jeffrey Christoforo Robert Ciccolini Scott Carter Michael Chartrand Sheri Clermont Shawn Callahan — “Cats’’ Football-1; Base- _ ball-1, 2; Soccer—2, 3, Captain-4; Golf-3. Future Plans: Law. Easy going, always there when you need him, nice looking. Carla Camardella — Senior Freshman Ori- entation-1, 4; Track-2, 3; Football Cheer- leader-3, 4; Senior Class Play; Thanksgiving Rally. Future Plans: Retail Manager. Very outgoing, a lot of school spirit. Cheryl Campbell — ‘Cheri’? Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Cosme- tologist. Gets along with others, enjoys work- ing, likes Rollerskating, dancing and going to the beach. Deborah Candee — ‘‘Debbie”’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Teacher. Enjoys playing in the drum and bugle corps. Always happy and very talkative. Angela Candiello — Funny, crazy and wise, loves busting people. Fun person to be with, great dresser. Mark Capone — Future Plans: Auto Mechan- ic. Jeffrey Caron - ‘Jeff’ Soccer-1, 2; Basket- ball-1, 2. Future Plans: Navy bound, then to college. Athletic, good friend, never com- plains. Patrick Carroll — ‘‘Pat’’ Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Baseball-1; Soccer-2; Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Golf-3, 4; Yearbook Staff-4. Future Plans: College. William Carroll — “Billy” Student Council- 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4 Treasurer; Devil’s Talk-2; Yearbook Staff-4; Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Musicals-3, 4; Senior Play; Prom Committee-3; Football- 1, 3, 4; X-country-2; Track-1, 2, 3, 4 captain; Basketball-1, 2; Boy’s State Representative- 3; Who’s Who in American High School-3, 4. Future Plans: Biomedical Engineer. Great kid, caring person, very athletic and intelli- gent. Someone you can always talk to when there’s a problem. A terrific friend. Scott Carter — Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band-1, 2. Future Plans: Attend College and Marry. Quiet, perceptive, ma- ture. Enjoys creative writing, art, and victori- an architecture. Cheryl Casavoy — Good person to talk to, very nice. Cynthia Caserma — “Cyndee’’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Business Ed Club-4. Future Plans: Work with Children. Friendly, talkative, good friend. Cute sense of humor. Norman Charpentier — ‘Bear’ Future Plans: Electrical Engineer. Enjoys Photogra- phy, Computer Programming, Special effect make-up. Patricia Charpentier — ‘Pattie’ Always smiling, great sense of humor, good friend. Michael Chartrand — ‘Mike’ Baseball-1, 2. Future Plans: College. Scott Chester — ‘Chet’? Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Football-1, 2, 3, Captain-4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Future Plans: College and play football. Great sense of humor, outstanding athlete, enjoys dancing and music, good friend. Jeffrey Christoforo — “Chris,” “Jeff” Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Baseball-1, 3: Marching Band-1, 2. Future Plans: Air Force. Robert Ciccolini — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4. Future Plans: Artist. Likes draw- ing. Enjoys music, fantasy, video games. Sheri Clermont — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4; Field Hockey-1, 2; Cross Coun- try-1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity awards for Cross Coun- try 4 years;? Thanksgiving Rally. Future Plans: Boston College. Likes to be with peo- ple, good athlete. Enjoys Foods Class. Julie Collette James Comeau Brian Conti Kelly Cook Gerald Copeland David Cormier Douglas Cormier Michael Cormier Richard Cormier Kristin Cote Joyce Coulombe Tracy Coyer John Crete Annette Cormier Thomas Cornacchia Victoria Crossman _ | a BR Kristine Clifford — ‘Kris’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Interclass Plays, 1; Business Ed Club-3, 4; Senior Class Play; Thanksgiving Rally. Future Plans: Legal Sec- retary. Very funny, nice looking, and always laughing. Julie Collette — Quiet, great sense of hu- mor, enjoys spending time with her friends. Loves to party, never on time for anything. James Comeau — “Jim-Bob”’ Not too quiet, likes cars, and making cream pies. Ronald Consalvo ‘Ronnie’ — Nice looking, beautiful eyes, typical trade rat. Brian Conti — Senior Freshman Orientation- 4: Football-4. Kelly Cook — Senior Freshman Orientation- 1, 4; Interclass Plays-1, 2, 3; Field Hockey-1; Color Guard-2, Ski Club-2; Student Council- 2, 4; Secretary of Student Council-4; Nation- al Honor Society-2, 3; Musical-2, 4; Senior Class Play: Ice Hockey Cheerleader-3; Hon- orable mention for Junior Inter. Class Play. Future Plans: to major in theatre and lan- guages. Soccer freak, own sense of style. When she was small, she got a doll who walks and she named it the ‘‘Doll who Walks’’. Gerald Copeland — ‘Jerry’ Soccer-1. Great sense of humor, crazy, always in a good mood. Michael Coppola — “Mike” Future Plans: College. Talented, and funny. Annette Cormier — Chorus-4. Future Plans: Secretary. Talkative, likes to listen to Rock and Roll Music. Enjoys dancing and school. David Cormier — ‘Fish’ Football-1, 2. Fu- ture Plans: Auto Mechanic. Douglas Cormier — “Doug” Soccer-1. Fu- ture Plans: Welder. Cute; always relaxed. Michael Cormier — ‘‘Mike’’ Anxious to start a career. Richard Cormier — ‘Rick’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Track-1, 2, 3; Wres- tling-4; Basketball-2. Future Plans: College. Very humorous, and a good friend. Thomas Cornacchia — ‘Tom’ Chorus-4; Stage Band-2, 3, 4; Musicals-2, 3; Thanksgiv- ing Rally-4. Future Plans: Musical Career. Likes clothes, very relaxed, great drummer, always ready for a fun time; curly-top. Kristin Cote — “Krissy” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Swimming-1, 2; Ski Club-2, 3; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Basketball Cheer- leader-2, 3; Football Cheerleader-4. Future Plans: College. Big flirt, always smiling, likes going out with friends. Joyce Coulombe — Softball-1, 2; Field Hockey-2; Business Ed Club-4. Future Plans: College, major in travel tourism. Loves mu- sic, dancing, the beach, softball, singing and playing the guitar. Wants to travel around the world. Quiet, active in sports, and has a great personality. Tracy Coyer — “Trap” Indoor Track-2; Track-2, 3; Cross Country-3, Yearbook Staff-4. Sophomore Trade Class President. Future plans: attend college John Crete — Senior Freshman Orientation- 1, 4; Indoor Track-1, 2; Track-1, 2, 3, Cap- tain-4; MIP 1981 outdoor track, MVP 1982 outdoor track; Cross Country-2, 3. Future Plans: College. Number one fan of the WHO, dry sense of humor. Victoria Crossman “Vicki” Senior- Freshman Orientation-4; DECA-4. Future Plans: Hair Dresser. Talkative, sense of hu- mor, pretty, likes concerts, helps other peo- ple when in need. @ -al Michelle Denis Michael Denning Donna DePasquale Karen Derry Lisa DiForte Norman Dillon Robert DiMarzio Kelly DiNardo Karen DeBettencourt Ao F x Frederick DeVito Rhonda DiNardo Daniel Crowley — “Dan” Senior Freshman Orientation 1, 4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-2, 3, 4; Wrestling-1, 2, 3, Captain-4; MIP Wrestling- 3. Future Plans: Forester or F.B.I. Good sense of humor, strong kid; real likable. Luz Cruz — “Lucy” Chorus-1. Future Plans: Teacher’s Aid. Friendly, likes to meet new peo- ple. Louis Daigneault — “Louse’’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Football-1, 2; Ski Club-3, 4; Tennis-3, 4. Future Plans: College. Funny, easy-going, will help you with any problems, a little weird. Loves the Gap Band and McDon- ald’s, along with his Yellow Pinto! Loves to play tennis. Mark DeAmicis — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4; Soccer-1, 2; National Honor Soci- ety-2, 3, 4; Yearbook Manager-4. Future Plans: College-WPI. Hard worker, Likes to help oth- ers. Likes music-mostly rock and some disco. Easy to get along with, good sense of humor, good conversationalist. Karen DeBettencourt — “Motor mouth” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Chorus-1, 2. Future Plans: College. Enthusiastic, energet- ic, loves life, very loud and talkative, very fun- ny. Margot DeCarolis — Senior Freshman Ori- entation- 1, 4; Student Council-2; Thanksgiving Rally-4, Football Cheerleader-3, 4 Captain; Basketball Cheerleader-2. Future Plans: Col- lege. A great kid, funny, a good sense of hu- mor. Will always listen to you when there’s a problem. Very energetic. Irene DeCosta — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Marching Band-1, 2; Color Guard-1, 2; Fine Arts Club-1; National Honor Society-3, 4; Interclass Plays-2; Musicals-1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee-3. Future Plans: Hairdressing School. Very smart, has a good attitude, friend- ly, creative, and responsible. Stanley DeCoste — “Stan” Future Plans: Carpentry Trade. Kathleen DeFelice “Kathi” Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Shy and quiet, yet funny and loves to joke around. Creative. David Deitzel — Future Plans: College. Qui- et kid. Michelle Denis — ‘Mickey Mouth” Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Col- lege. Quiet person, Great friend, good sense of humor, studious and hard working. Michael Denning — ‘Psycho’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Computer Technician. Energetic and outgoing, hard worker, slightly crazy. Donna DePasquale — “DePo’”’ Basketball-1, 2; Softball-1, 2, 3. Future Plans: Medical Field. Loves sports, has a super sense of humor, great friend, always on the go, always keeps you in stiches. Karen Derry — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4. Future Plans: Business School. Loves having a good time and being with friends. Out going and easy to get along with, nice kid, with a great sense of humor. Frederick DeVito — ‘‘Fred’”’ Outgoing, easy to get along with, fun person. Lisa DiForte — ‘Lefty’? Loves softball and skating, friendly, quiet, nice person. Future Plans: Dental Field. Norman Dillon — ‘‘Norm” DECA-2, 3, 4, Thanksgiving Rally. Future Plans: Automotive Machinery. Outgoing and enjoys life. Robert DiMarzio — ‘Rob” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4, Interclass Plays-1, 2; Musicals-3; Senior Class Play; Soccer-1, 2; Wrestling-1. Future Plans: Engineer. Ambitious, thoughtful, fun, good impersonater. A wild and crazy guy. Kelly DiNardo — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, Fine Arts Club-1; Business Ed Club-4. Future Plans: Secretary and Travel. Good sense of humor, great kid, likes to go to con- certs and enjoys the outdoors. Rhonda DiNardo — Good sense of humor, fun to be with, always there when needed, un- derstanding. Donna Dion Margaret DiRusso Dawn Dobransky John Doher Annette Doucette Barry Duffy Laura Dunn Barron Duplease Scott Dupuis Russell Durgin Arlene Dykes Todd Dollard Maureen Dougherty Edith Dykes Donna Dion — Softball-2. Very talkative, out- going, great personality, loves life, always ready to help friends. Margaret DiRusso — ‘“Maggie’’, “‘Grit’’ Fu- ture Plans: College for Fashion Merchandis- ing. Outgoing, always in a good mood, cute laugh, sense of humor, sincere. Dawn Dobransky — _ -‘“Bransk’’ Future Plans: Major in Art. Very nice, Talkative, smart, and easy to talk to. John Doher — Wrestling-2, 3. Smart, Friend- ly. “Rock and Roll ain’t noise pollution’’. Todd Dollard — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Ski Club-2, Thanksgiving Rally-4; Soccer-2, Wrestling-4, Baseball-4. Future Plans: College. A good kid, funny, friendly, great personality. Brenda Dombrowik — Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally; Track- 1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Player-1. Future Plans: College. Friendly, fun, enjoys sports, considerate. Beth Donnelly — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Basketball-2, 3. Future Plans-Two year Business School. Friendly and outgoing, likes sports, fun to be with. Likes to Cheer for L.H.S. Talkative in class. Annette Doucette -— Chorus-1; Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Special Ed Teacher. Very quiet, very humor- ous, easy to talk to and good listener. Maureen Dougherty “Moe” Marching Band-2; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: To further her banking skill s. Quiet, but always willing to make a friend, sweet personality, someone you can really trust, the Best friend anyone could have. Hali Dowd — Future Plans: Secretary. Very shy, friendly, great person to be with, sweet kid, full of fun, reliable and trustworthy. Diane Draleau — Future Plans: Hairdresser. Always around when the going gets rough, excellent person with a great sense of hu- mor, laughs a lot but sometimes shy. Barry Duffy — Senior Freshman Orientation- 1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Basketball-1, 2; Baseball-1, 2. Future Plans: Cooking School, Business. Laura Dunn — Senior Class Treasurer; Marching Band-1, 2; Color Guard-1, 2; Fine Arts Club-1, 2; Student Council-2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Advisory Board-2; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Interclass Plays- 1, 2 Best Supporting Actress, 3, 4; Musicals- 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Prom Committee-3; Thanksgiv- ing Rally-4; President of the French Club-3. Future Plans: Communications Theatre- Languages. Bubbly and bright, full of ener- gy and friendly. Very outgoing, loves people and everything, excellent actress, fantastic sense of humor. Ask her about her trip to France! George Dupee “Jr.” Track-2; Indoor Track-2. Work at Leom. Hospital. Nice, loves sports and girls. Likes to dance. Barron Duplease — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track-2; Chess Club-1. Future Plans: Two year col- lege, eventually a four year education. Likes to get along with others, good sense of hu- mor, smart, kind, and nice looking. Scott Dupuis — “‘Scoota” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Service. Loves basketball, football, baseball, just an all around sports guy. Russell Durgin — ‘Russ’ Senior Freshman Orientation-4. Letter of Commendation for PSAT Score. Future Plans: Biology or Histo- ry. Arlene Dykes — ‘‘Zookie”’ Edith Dykes — “‘Eydie’’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Nursing. Fun loving, friendly, good listener and friend. A very helpful and giving person. Steven Ehnstrom Vincent Fredrickson Roy ty ( Ann Gallotto £a.1 Kimberly Erickson Raymond Eyles Peter Falk James Filippone William Fletcher Terri-Ann Fortin Christopher Gagne Thomas Gale Michael Gallagher Mellanie Gamache Scott Gannon Benny Garcia Diana Gallant Marisol Garcia Steven Ehnstrom — “Steve” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Football-1, 2; Basket- ball-1, 2, 3; Baseball-1, 2; Tennis-3, 4. Future Plans: College for Accounting. Quiet kid, very good basketball player, fine athlete. Kimberly Erickson — ‘‘Kim’” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-4, 1; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Tennis-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleader-2, 3. Future Plans: College. Dependable, great sense of humor, outgoing, looking forward to college. Enjoys tennis and cheering and get- ting along with people. Raymond Eyles — “Ray” Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Track-3. Future Plans: Navy. Easy to get along with, everyones friend, likes sports, cars, swimming, and motorcy- cles. Likes to have a good time, would like to fly a jet. Always a good friend, very nice looking. Peter Falk — Senior Freshman Orientation- 1, 4; Football-1, 2; Indoor Track-2. Future Plans: College for science. Great sense of humor, athletic, little shy but outgoing, easy to get along with. Anthony Ferrara — “Tony” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council-1, 3; Prom Committee-3; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track-2. Future Plans: College for Pre-Law. Smart, athletic, outgoing, Calvin Klein, good sense of humor, easy to get along with, en- joys all types of music. Anne Filippone — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4; Color Guard-2; Soccer Cheer- leader-3. Future Plans: Communications. Quiet, enjoys talking to friends. James Filippone — “Jim” Track-1; Tennis- 3, 4. Future Plans: College for Film Direct- ing, writing. Enjoys music, sports, and is easy to get along with. William Fletcher — ‘“‘Bill’’ Future Plans: Go to California. Pleasant person with a funny sense of humor. Terri-Ann Fortin — “Terri” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: College. Good friend, always there to help, very pret- ty, easy to get along with, and always laugh- ing. Likes a good time. Bruce Foster — Likes to work, quiet, friend- ly, has fun with friends. Vincent Fredrickson — “Vinny” Future Plans; College. Constantly busting people, yet quiet. Christopher Gagne — “Chris” Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Soccer-4;, Track-4; Basketball-2. Future Plans: Coast Guard. Thomas Gale -‘‘J.J. Puffball’? Senior Fresh- man Orientation-4; Yearbook Staff-4; Soc- cer-1, 2, 3. Future Plans: College for forest- ry. Quiet, fun to be with, enjoys J. Geils Band. Michael Gallagher — ‘Mike’ Trade student planning a career in computers. Future Plans: Service and study computers. Diana Gallant — Future Plans: To be mar- ried. Ann Gallotto — ‘Annie’ Stage Crew for Musicals-3, 4; Prom Committee-3; Basketball Manager-1; Youth Advisory Council on Lunches; Election Committee. Future plans: College. Very nice person, always good to talk to; loves basketball, cheers people up. Mellanie Gamache — ‘Mell’? Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Yearbook Staff-4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Swimming Captain-4; Swim Team-2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Art Thera- pist. Friendly, artistic, enjoys being with friends and family, very modest. Enjoys painting and drawing. Scott Gannon — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Fine Arts Club-1, 2; Yearbook Staff-4; Soccer-1, 2; Ice Hockey-1, 2-J.V. Captain. Future Plans: College-Computer Engineering Technology. A hard worker, funny, likes Big Macs, and is very friendly. Benny Garcia — ‘Benny Hill’ Fine Arts Club-2, 3. Future Plans: College-Computer Science. Likes to draw. Marisol Garcia — ‘Mari’ Senior Freshman Orientation-4; DECA-2, 3; Zodiac Society-2. Future Plans: Work for an airline. Charles Granata Gregory Gravelle uy Lillian Guzman Lisa Hall Kevin Hamel Claudia Hardy Linda George Jean Harnden Pauline Gauthier — Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Devil’s Talk-1; Basketball-1, 2; Softball-1, 2. Future Plans: Medical Career. Helps out, good friend, very talkative, and likes the col- or purple. Michelle Gauvin — “Micky” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Marching band-3; DECA-4; Business Ed Club-3; Fine Arts Club- 1, 2; Devil’s Talk-1; Interclass Plays-1, 2. Future Plans: College for Business Manage- ment and Marketing. Constantly talking; fun- ny; cares about people. Paul Gearan — ‘‘Pistol Paul’’, ‘““Thumper”’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff-4; In- terclass Plays-3; Musicals-3; Prom Commit- tee-3; Lead Role in “‘Tartuffe’” which com- peted in State Drama Festival; Football-1; Cross-Country-2, 3, 4 Captain; Track-1, 2, 3, 4: Indoor Track-2; Honorable Mentions at Fitchburg State College History Contest; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Most Improved Indoor Track-80- 81 Season; Commended Student in National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test; Attended 6 week Advanced Study Program at Milton Academy during summer of 1982. Future Plans: College. Terrific Personality, very smart, athletic, determined, hard worker. Cathy George — “Linda?” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; DECA-4; Thanksgiving Ral- ly-4; Swimming-1; Tennis-1; Soccer Cheer- leader-3. Future Plans: Physical Therapist. Gets along with everyone, pretty, likes soc- cer, good sense of humor, terrific partier, outgoing, looks a lot like Linda. Linda George — “Cathy?” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; DECA-4; Fine Arts Club-1; Indoor Track-1, 2; Tennis-2, 3, 4; Soccer Cheerleader-3, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Var- sity Letters, Two Year Plaque. Future Plans: College. Nice Personality, loves life, and be- ing with people. Allen Gilmour — Future Plans: Machine Trade. Funny, friendly, caring, concerned person. James Glatiotis — ‘Jim’ Football-1, 2; Track-2, 3, 4; Wrestling-1, 2; Ice Hockey-1; Future Plans: College. Very friendly, a terif- fic sense of humor, enjoys good humor. Holly Gouin — ‘‘Hollyberry’”’ Chorus-1, 2, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future plans: Special Education. Outgoing and funny. David Goulkin — “Dave’’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, Future Plans: Enter the Mili- tary. Charles Granata — ‘Chuckie’’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Football-1, 2. Future Plans: Operate own business. Gregory Gravelle — ‘“‘Greg’’, “Graves” Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Kind, a good friend, and hard worker. Lisa Grillo — ‘‘Grillo’’ Future P lans: Pursue future in Communications. Kelli Grimley — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4. Future Plans: Hairdressing Career. Funny, friendly, talkative, and has a good personality. Lillian Guzman — “Lilly” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Stage Band-1; Track-1. Fu- ture Plans: Secretarial Studies. Enjoys skat- ing, friendly. Lisa Hall — ‘“‘Lise’’ Senior Freshman Orien- tation-4; Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; Interclass Plays-2; Musicals-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Prom Committee-3; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: Psychology and Music. Great singer, understanding, funny, loves life. Kevin Hamel — Plans to be a welder and live by the ocean. Claudia Hardy — ‘Claude Hopper” Athletic, Hard worker. Jean Harnden — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Yearbook Manager-4; Prom Com- mittee-3; Indoor Track-1; Basketball-2; J.V. Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Future Plans: Busi- ness Administration-Finance. Very smart, good friend, Loves outdoor sports. Donald Hebert James Hebert John Harris me Aie vA Louis Hembrow Donna Hendren Deborah Hill Thomas Hill lee thy Jill Jillson Christine Johansson Deborah Johnson Susan Joyal ey Lori Hillman Karen Joyce Kim Hastings — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Freshman Year Nurses Course; Business Ed Club-4. Future Plans: Pursue career in business field. Compatable, outgo- ing, cheery, patient. Donald Hebert — “Don” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Wrestling-1, 2. Future Plans: Join Air Force and become an airline pilot. James Hebert — ‘Hebs’’ Future Plans: Draftsman. Good Personality; great friend. Barbara Helenius — ‘‘Babs’’, ‘“Bambi’’ Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Marching Band-1, 2; Color Guard-1; Fine Arts Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council-2, 3, 4, Lecture Series; Class Officer 3, 4; Yearbook Staff-4; Interclass Plays-1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Best Actress; Prom Com- mittee-3; Best Play Director, “‘The Inter- view”. Future Plans: College-International Marketing. Friendly, fun to be with, cheery, outgoing, understanding. Louis Hembrow — ‘Scott’? National Honor Society-2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Computer Technology. Donna Hendren — DECA-4. Future Plans: Hairdressing School. Compatable, outgoing, cheery. Deborah Hill — DECA-1. Future Plans: Col- lege, Secretarial Career, Marriage and fam- ily. Thomas Hill — “Tom” Ice Hockey-3. Future Plans: College. Bryant Houle — “Pedro” Soccer-1. Mary Hughes — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Interclass Plays-2, 3, 4; Musicals-2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Thanksgiving Rally- 4. Future Plans: Biochemistry. Loves New York City, the beach, is friendly and cheery. Jill Jillson — DECA-3, 4. Future Plans: Ac- countant. Very open about life, good sense of humor, stay on her “‘good side”’ Christine Johansson — ‘Chrissy’ Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Stage Band-1, 2, 3; Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Interclass Plays-2, 4; Musicals-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play Set Design; Prom Committee-3; Golf-2, 3, 4; Fu- ture Plans; College.-UNH. Rich and famous lawyer. Very understanding, creative, very talented. Deborah Johnson — “Debbie” Senior- Freshman Orientation-1.Future Plans: Work. Likes to travel, meeting people, Al- ways smiling or laughing. Susan Joyal — ‘Suzie’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Henri’s School of Hair Design. Sense of humor, laughs a lot, fun to be with. Karen Joyce — “Lucy” Future Plans: Col- lege. Wants to Get rich and she is fun to be with. Deanna Julian Christine Kalagher Rick Kamataris Dean Kirouac Donna Kirouac Kraemer Kathy Lanciani Julie Landgraf Jeffrey Landry Rhonda Landry Sharon Keefe Ya Joseph Killelea Cheryl Krysiak Maria Lanza Deanna Julian — Future Plans: Win the Lot- tery. Enjoys everything. Christine Kalagher — “‘Chris’’ Future Plans: To become rich. Great kid, loves to party. Rick Kamataris—‘‘Kama” Future Plans: College- Draftsman and architect. Great sense of humor, checks out all the girls. John Kay— Ski Club-2, 3, 4; Football-2, 3. Future Plans: To run his father’s business. Enjoys skiing and fishing. Quiet, very friend- ly. Sharon Keefe — “Shari” Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Business Ed Club-4. Future Plans: To be married in June 1983. Likes music, reading and writing. A super kid, gets along with everyone, always smiling, good talker-can’t shut her up. Jacqueline Kennedy — ‘“‘Jackie’”’ Tries hard, surprises you when least expect it, always on the run. Joseph Kennedy—‘“Joe’” Future Plans: To become an engineer. Quiet; likes school. R. Scott Keogh — “‘Hoss’’, ‘“‘Scott’’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Ski Club-1, 2, 3; Football-1, 2, 3, Captain-4; Track-3; Indoor Track-3; Wrestling-1, 2, 3. Future Plans: Business and to become a millionaire. Great kid, loves the girls! Loves sports. Pamela Kidder — “‘Pam”’ Business Ed Club-3, 4. Future Plans: Secretary. Sweet person, great friend. Joseph Killelea— “Joe the Toe” Football-1, 2, 3, Captain-4; Basketball-1, 2, 4; Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4. Awards: CMC All-Star, Football and Baseball. Future Plans: College. Very athletic; very quiet; great sense of humor. Maureen Killelea — ‘‘Mo’’. Future Plans: Job in Graphic Arts. Dean Kirouac— Ski Club-3. Future Plans: Work. Donna Kirouac—Great for a laugh, great sense of humor, also nutty. A good friend, will be by your side when you need her. Christopher Kraemer — “Chris’’ Football-1; Golf-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play. Future Plans: Business Administration, four year col- lege. Enjoys golf and war novels. Likes all sports. Cheryl Krysiak — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Basketball-Cheerleader-2, 4. Fu- ture Plans: Nurse or Model. Likes being with friends, jogging, and the beach. Has a good sense of humor, fun to be with, sensitive, excellent personality. Kathy Lanciani — “Lance”’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; All City Chorus-1; Rifle Squad-2; DECA-4; Fine Arts Club-1, 3; Stu- dent Council-1; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4: Devil’s Talk-2; Yearbook-4; Musicals-2, 4; Senior Class Play-4; Prom Committee-3; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Theatre, Ma. State Drama Festival-3; City Counselor for a day- 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Honorary Junior Member of the Fortnightly Club. Future Plans: Business Law. Loves life and learning. Julie Landgraf—Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-4; Yearbook Staff-4; Scenery Crew for ‘“Mame”’-2. Honorary Junior Member of Fortnightly Club-4. Outstanding Achieve- ment in Art. Future Plans: College. Bruins Fanatic, ambitious, shy and quiet. Jeffrey Landry — ‘“Duke’’, ‘Jeff’? Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling-1. Future Plans: Printer. Unique, gets along well with others. Rhonda Landry — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Business Ed Club-4. Future Plans: Business Ed. Loves music and dressing punk, talkative. Maria Lanza — Senior Freshman Orientation- 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: Col- lege. Likes the Beach, Super personality, very easy to talk to. Susan Lavoie Majella LeBlanc Patricia LeBlanc Brian L’Ecuyer Michael LeDuc Ronald Leger Leslie Linton Kelly Love Robert Lovewell Bruce Lucier Ronald LeBlanc Diane Lucier Susan Lavoie — “‘Sue”’ Senior Freshman Ori- entation-4. Future Plans: Marry a millionaire. Likes to party with friends, good sense of humor. Donna Lawrence -— ‘Bub’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Secre- tary. Likes a good time, going to the beach. Majella LeBlanc — “Madge” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Future Plans: Business Management. Good sense of humor, interest- ing laugh, enjoys working. Patricia LeBlanc — ‘Patty’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1. Future Plans: Child Psy- chology. Ronald LeBlanc — Future Plans: Accountant. Likes working on cars. Good friend, fun to be around. Steven LeBlanc — “Steve” Cross Country-3; Track-2, 3; Future Plans: Marines Running and golf are his sports. A quiet friend who is there when you need him. Brian L’Ecuyer — Senior Class President; Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Student Ad- visory Board-1; Class President-2, 4; Year- book Staff-4; Interclass Plays-1, 2; Musicals- 1, 4; Senior Class Play; Prom Committee-3; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Soccer-1; Future Plans: College. Cares about everyone. Very school spirited, fun to be with. Michael LeDuc— “Mike” Ski Club-3, 4; Cross Country-2, MVP-3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, Captain-4; Indoor Track-1, 2; National Hon- or Society-2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Mechanical Engineer. Intelligent Student, Quiet, but wit- ty. Nice personality. Nancy Lefebvre — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Business Ed. Club-1, 4; Future Plans: Accounting, Business Administration. Much school spirit. Donald Leger — ‘“‘Massive’’? DECA-4; Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Soccer-1. Fu- ture Plans: Armed Services. Enjoys a good time! Rick Leger —‘‘R. Lege’’ Future Plans: Get rich. Good sense of humor, boisterous, AL- WAYS smiling. Ronald Leger—‘‘Lege’ DECA-4. Future Plans: Armed reserve, Likes to party. Mary Leite —‘“Honker’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Chorus-4; Marching Band- 1, 2, 4; Stage Band-4; Interclass Plays-2, 4; Musicals-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Prom Committee-3; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Field Hockey-2. Future Plans: College. Laughs a lot, understanding, enjoys music, great sense of humor. Debra Leone — ‘Debbie’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Business Ed. Club-4; Year- book Staff-4; Musicals-1, 2, 3, 4; Thanksgiv- ing Rally-4. Future Plans: College Comput- er Science. Enjoys outdoors, friendly. Phyllis Leone —Future Plans: College. En- joys horseback riding, reading and swim- ming. Very quiet; dedicated friend. Leslie Linton — “‘Guch-Lil”’ Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Chorus-2; DECA-4; Thanks- giving Rally-4; Class Historian; Senior Class Play; Plans: College Culinary Arts. Outgo- ing, very friendly, willing to help. Kelly Love — Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4, Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: Busi- ness Occupation. Very friendly and talkative. Enjoys being with friends, understanding. Robert Lovewell — “Bobby” DECA-4; Bas- ketball-4; Ice Hockey-2. Future Plans: Motor- cycle Racing, Used Car Salesman. Enjoys partying, outgoing, very friendly. Bruce Lucier—Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Marching Band-1, 2; Yearbook Staff-4; Interclass Plays-4; Musicals-2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Thanksgiving-4; Football- 2, 3; Ice Hockey-1. Future Plans: College. Easy to get along with, outgoing, ambitious, always willing to help. Diane Lucier—Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Business Ed. Club-3, 4; Future Plans: College. Great personality, good sense of humor, thoughtful, caring, cheery. Michele Lunetta Joseph Macchione J. Gregory Magill Brenda Mahan Arlene Maillet Marsha Malley Todd Malmgren Patricia Mangiacotti Colleen Manning Kim Manuel ° Neal Marigliano Michael Marrama David Martin Christine Maguire Michael Malone Monica Marchesani Lisa Martin Kristine Ludwick — “Kris” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Color Guard-1, 2; Ski Club- 2; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Softball-1; Soccer Cheerleader-4; Ice Hockey Cheerleader-4. Future Plans: Accountant. Loves to laugh, Fun to be with. Michele Lunetta— Future Plans: College, Business Major. Business Ed. Club-3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Honorary Ju- nior Member of Fortnightly Club. Enjoys roll- er skating, swimming, bowling, tennis. Quiet, yet surprisingly funny, smart, friendly. Joseph Macchione—“Jay” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Zodiac Society-2; Cross Country-4. Future Plans: Art and De- sign. Enjoys music, knows a great deal about it. J. Gregory Magill — ‘‘Greg” Soccer-1, 2. Fu- ture Plans: Electronic Technician. Christine Maguire — “‘Chris’’, ‘““Chrissy”’ Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-4; Business Edu- cation Club-3; Ice Hockey Cheerleader-4. Future Plans: Hair Stylist. Non-conformist, creative. Brenda Mahan— ‘‘Bread Crumbs’’, “Bredna” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4: DECA-4; Business Ed Club-3, 4; Thanks- giving Rally-4. Future Plans: College - Medi- cal Secretary. Always there, superb sense of humor. Arlene Maillet — ‘‘Boom-Boom”’ Basketball- 1. Future Plans: College. Marsha Malley —Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Business Ed Club-3, Vice President- 4: Girls Swim Team-2; Yearbook Staff-4. Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: Execu- tive Secretary. Outgoing, good sense of hu- mor, likes sports, especially hockey. Enjoys music and spending time with friends-expe- cially Steve. Todd Malmgren — Future Plans: Art. Enjoys tunes, drawing, and partying. Michael Malone — ‘‘moses”’ Football-1, 2, 3, 4: Track-1, 2, 4; Indoor Track-2. Future Plans: College. Rinaldo Manago—‘‘Reni”’, “Mr. Snipes”’ Prom Committee-3; Football-2, 4. Fun to be with, great personality, good leader, under- standing. Patricia Mangiacotti— ‘‘Short Stuff’, “Patti”? Chorus-2; Color Guard-1, 2; Thanks- giving Rally-4; Football Cheerleader-4; Bas- ketball Cheerleader-2. Future Plans: College. Enjoys Cheering, associating with people and friends. Colleen Manning — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4; Business Ed. Club-3 Secretary-4; Future Plans: College for Business Manage- ment. Cute and Quiet, a good friend who always listens. Mary Mansour — Fine Arts Club-3; Thanks- giving Rally-4; Basketball-Cheerleader-3. Fu- ture Plans: College Enjoys dance classes, ski- ing, and swimming. Good friend, quiet, nice personality. Monica Marchesani— DECA-4; Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4 Thanksgiving Rally-4; Soccer Cheerleader-4. Future Plans: College. School spirited, quiet, pretty, good friend. Kim Manuel — Senior Freshman Orientation- 1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Indoor Track-1, 2: Softball-1, 2, 4. Future Plans: College. Enjoys sports, quiet, always around when you need a friend. Neal Marigliano — Football-1. Wild and crazy guy, likes cars, music, known for crazy stunts. Michael Marrama-— Nice person, friendly, very quiet. David Martin — ‘‘Joe”’ Future Plans: Carpen- ter. Good friend, quiet and friendly. Lisa Martin —Future Plans: College to be- come a Business Administrator, or legal sec- retary. Great kid, always around when need- ed, good sense of humor. Kris Ann Masciangioli Brenda Maxim Jose Martinez Sandra McClellan Brian McDowell Douglas McIntosh Kristin Meade Frank Mello A Stanley Miles Karen Miller Valerie Miller Michael Millette Elizabeth McAnn James McKenna Noelle Messier Kenneth Mills eM 5 OR Ss : : Jose Martinez— “Rick” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; DECA-2, 3, 4; Soccer-1, 2, 3, Tri-Captain-4; Baseball-1, 2, 4; CMC All Star. Good kid, smart, loves sports, very friendly, good sense of humor. Kris Ann Masciangioli— Senior Freshman Orientation-1; Fine Arts Club-1; Devil’s Talk- 1. Talkative and pretty, friendly to everyone, loves to party and be with her friends, Brenda Maxim — ‘Bart’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Fu- ture Plans: Cosmetology. Dynamic personal- ity, easy-going and very friendly, talented artist, can always keep you laughing. Elizabeth McAnn — “Beth” Student Council- 1; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Cheerleader-3, 4. Fu- ture Plans: Business College. Always talking and laughing, friendly and loves to party and dance. Sandra McClellan— ‘‘Sandy’’, ‘‘Wood- stock’? Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Color Guard-1, 2; DECA-4; Business Ed. Club-3; Future Plans: Cosmetology. Likes rock music and parties, writes great short stories and poems, friendly and nice to ev- eryone. Betty Ann McDonald — Future Plans: To be- come a secretary. A super person who is always trying to help someone with their problems. She’s always there when needed. Brian McDowell — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Student Council-1, 2; Chorus-1, 2; Concert Choir-2; Track-1; Indoor Track-1; Soccer-1, 2. Future Plans: College. Good stu- dent but very quiet. Studious, great personal- ity. Douglas McIntosh —‘‘Mac” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Prom Committee-3; Boy’s State Delegate; Football-1, 2, 3, Co. Captain-4; Wrestling-1, 2; Baseball-2; Golf-3. Award for CMC All Star Football. Future Plans: College, Biology major. Excellent per- son and friendly to everyone, especially his teachers!! Sure to be a success. Can always find Doug with a smile. Nice sense of humor. James McKenna— ‘Jim’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: To become an electrician. He likes to go out and have fun also enjoys helping others. Kristin Meade— ‘Kris’? Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Wants to go to college to obtain an Associates Degree in Business. Loves the nice cars, fun to be with and can’t wait to graduate. Amy Melanson — Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Color Guard-1, 2; Business Ed. Club-3, 4. Future Plans: Business Manage- ment or Executive Secretarial Studies. Very quiet and nice to be with. Frank Mello — “‘Stine’’ Carpentry-1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: To move south and do carpen- try year round. Likes football and pets. Steve Mercier — Football-1; Wrestling-1. Fu- ture Plans: Become rich. Likes to draw and listen to music. Noelle Messier — ‘“‘Noey”’ Color Guard-1, 2; Fine Arts Club-1, 2; Student Advisory Board- 2, 3, 4, Secretary-3; National Honor Society- 2, 3, 4; Sr.-Fr. Orientation-1, 4; Interclass Plays-1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals-2, 3, 4; Senior Play- 4: Prom Committee-3. AllStar Cast (Fresh- man Interclass Play); Best Actress (Junior Interclass Play); National Student Council Award; Who’s Who in American High School Students. Future Plans: Theatre, acting, etc. A talented, outgoing, fun friend to have. Stanley Miles—‘‘Shrimpy” Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Ski Club-3, 4. Future Plans: Air Force. Great smile, always there when you need him, great sense of humor. Karen Miller—Sr.-Fr. Orientation-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Soccer Cheerleader-3, Ice Hockey-3; Future Plans: Legal Secretary. A quiet, soft spoken, great friend who likes to party and is there when you need her. Valerie Miller — ‘‘Shibby” Chorus-1, 2; Color Guard-3; Sr.-Fr. Orientation-1, 4; DECA-3. Trophy in DECA Competition. Future Plans: Travel Agent. Friendly, exciting kid who loves concerts, and enjoys good times. Michael Millette — ‘“‘Mike’’ Student Council- 1, Treasurer-2, 3, Vice President-4; Junior Class Treasurer; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4; President, Massachusetts Assoc. of Stu- dent Councils; Central Massachusetts Trea- surer; State Student Advisory Council Dele- gate; Swimming-1, 2, 3, Captain, 4; Track-2, 4: Yearbook Staff; Interclass Plays-1, 2, 3, 4 Best Supporting Actor, 2; Musical-2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Prom Committee, 3; Math Club, 4; Chess Team-1, 2, 4, Captain, 3; Marching Band-2, 4; Fine Arts Club-1, 2; Chorus (Accompanist)-1; History Award-3; Telluride Scholar-3, 4; National Merit Schol- ar-3; Boys’ State, Massachusetts Treasurer- 3; Century III Leader-4 Fitchburg State His- tory and Math Awards-1, 3; Future Plans: Cornell University for Government Philo- sophy; Law and Government future. Smart, ambitious, very preppy and extremely funny. He will go far. Kenneth Mills — ‘‘Ken”’ Sr.-Fr. Orientation-1, 4: Track-1, 2, 4; Future Plans: Commercial Airlines or Medical. A quiet kid with a good sense of humor. ST Sean Murphy A ‘ f , Kevin O’Connor Mark O’Connor Philip Oliver Barbara Olivier Sa Shawn Palmer Nicholas Panagiotes Francois Parent Shawn Parker Gregory Navaroli YE te. Neftali Nunez Glenn Parmenter Sharon Mitchell — “Mitch” Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band-4; Color Guard-2, 4; Sr.-Fr. Orientation-1, 4; Field Hockey-1; Softball-1. Future Plans: College. Great kid who likes music. Laurie Murphy — Marching Band-1, 2; Fine Arts Club 1, 2; Student Coucil-3, 4; Class Treasurer-1, 2; Sr.-Fr. Orientation-1, 4; In- terclass Plays-1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play-4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Central District Band. Music Award. Future Plans: Nurse. A friendly, out-going flute lover. Her involvement and friendship is appreciated by many. “Sensitive and silly’’. Sean Murphy — “Muy” Future Plans: Start a business. Likes cars, a good worker. Marco Nagle — “RED” Senior Freshman Ori- entation-4; Football-1; Basketball-1, 2. Fu- ture Plans: Rhode Island School of Design. Gregory Navaroli— ‘‘Moose”’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Soccer-1, 2. Future Plans: Undecided. Well-liked, loud, friendly. Cindy Nichols— Business Ed Club-4. Future Plans: Hairdresser. Scott Normandin — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4; Soccer-1. Future Plans: Undecid- ed. Grace Nowlan—DECA-4; Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Future Plans: Modeling. John Nowlin— Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Chess Club-4; Ski Club-3 Treasur- er-4; Yearbook Staff-4; Thanksgiving Rally- 4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming-3; Basket- ball-1; Golf-2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College. Thoughtful, funny, class clown. Kevin O’Connor— Future Plans: Electronic Engineer. A good, quiet friend who’s fun to have around. Mark O’Connor— Soccer-3, 4. Future Plans: College Fun to have around; will go places. Philip Oliver — “Phil” Senior Freshman Ori- entation-1, 4; Track-1, 2. Future Plans: Air- line Pilot. Wild and crazy guy. Barbara Olivier — Thanksgiving Rally-4; Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-4; Cross Country- 1; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letter; Ski Club- 4. Future Plans: Physical Therapy. A great friend who cares about everyone. Valerie Palermo — “Val” “Ga” Ski Club-4; Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Prom Com- mittee-3; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: College. Beautiful person, intelligent and king. Cares. Shawn Palmer -— Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Interclass Plays-4; Basketball-1, 2; Golf-1, 2, 3, 4. Most Improved Player in Golf-2, 3. Very friendly, easy going, great sense of humor. Nicholas Panagiotes—‘‘Nick the Quick” Senior Freshman Orientation-4. Wild kid, good personality. Future Plans: Manage in the fast food franchises. Francois Parent — Senior Class Play-4. Fu- ture Plans: Police Academy. Hard worker, likes being alone and with his motorcycle, mature, excellent kid. Shawn Parker — “Jabbar” Track-1; Basket- ball-1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College. Quiet, nice personality, good kid to hang around with. Loves basketball!!! Glenn Parmenter — Future Plans: Rock and Roll. Matthew Pawelski Michael Pellecchia Judy Perla Laura Perrow Ellen Peters Heidi Petersen Leonard Petricca Anthony Picucci Thomas Piemontese Julie Piermarini Alicia Pike James Pisciotta Daniel Plamondon Lori Pavilaitis—Senior Freshman Orienta- Leonard Petricca—‘‘Lenny’ ‘‘Lemon”’ tion-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Service to Good kid, loves to party, fun to be with. the school; Basketball-1, 2; Softball-1, 2. Lives for the weekends, likes to play football Lori Phelps —Senior Freshman Orientation- and softball, fun to be with, always with 1, 4. Future Plans: Hairdresser. Likes to flirt, Glenn, always joking and telling crazy stories. funny. Matthew Pawelski—Senior Freshman Ori- Michael Philbin — ‘Elvis’ Future Plans: Run entation-1, 4; Cross Country-2; Basketball-2; Family Business. Tennis-3, 4. Most Improved Tennis Player-3. Future Plans: Business Administration. Qui- Christine Pickering —‘‘Chris’’ Chorus-2; et, keeping to himself most of the time, al- Business Ed. Club-3, 4; Senior Freshman ways there when needed. Orientation-1. Future Plans: Hairstyling. En- joys horseback riding, drawing, and music. Michael Pellecchia — “Mike” Student Coun- Very talkative, loud, good kid, good sense of cil-1, 2, 3, 4-President, Vice President; Class humor, fun to be with. Vice President-3; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4, President; Devil’s Talk-1, 2; Senior- Anthony Picucci— ‘‘Mike” Ski Club-1, 2, 3, Freshman Orientation-4; Interclass Plays-1, 4; Soccer-1, 2, 4; Basketball-1, 2. Future 3, 4- Jr. Director (Best Play); Senior Class Plans: College. Quiet, fun to be with. Play; Prom Committee-3; Thanksgiving Ral- ly-4; Regional Student Advisory Council. Thomas Piemontese — ‘‘Tom”’ Business Ed. Awards: Who’s Who Among American High Club-4; Senior Class Play; Future Plans: Col- School Students; U.S. Student Council lege. Quiet, Loves the Beach. Award; Boys’ State Representative; State Senator. Future Plans: Medicine. Very smart Donna Pierce —Senior Freshman Orienta- and an extremely good kid. Future President tion-1, 4; Interclass Plays-2; Field Hockey-2, Lori Phelps of the U.S.??? 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4-Captain; Softball-1, 2, 3, 4-Captain. Enjoys sports and going out Judy Perla— Business Ed. Club-3, 4-Presi- with friends, very athletic, funny and wise, dent; Senior Freshman Orientation-4; All active. City Chorus-1, 2. Likes playing the piano and listening to music. Great person, excellent Julie Piermarini—‘‘Jules’’ Business Ed. friend, very talkative. ““Need a job at C Club-4; Student Council-1, 2; Class Officer 1, M?” 2, 3; Yearbook Staff-4; Prom Committee-3; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: Parale- Teresa Perla— ‘Tree’ Ski Club-4; Senior- galist. Loves to go out and have a good time, Freshman Orientation-4; Thanksgiving Ral- loves life, great sense of humor, wild, lots of ly-4. Future Plans: Medical Record Technol- school spirit! ogy. Good personality, friendly, pretty, a Cate Alicia Pike — “Lee” Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4. Future Plans: Live happily. En- Laura Perrow—‘‘Lori’ Senior Freshman joys gymnastics, and being with friends. Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Bay State Ju- nior College- Executive Secretary. A mem- James Pisciotta — ‘‘Jim’” Intramural Basket- ber of the Kingsmen Drum and Bugle Corps ball; Future Plans: Business. Enjoys sports, for 3 years, enjoys it and enjoys instructing and good music, active, always on the go, the newer ones. Always has something to dependable, great sense of humor, under- say. standing, likes to work. Ellen Peters —Ski Club-2, 4; Senior Fresh- man Orientation-4; Business Ed. Club-4. Daniel Plamondon — “Dan” Trade Student; Likes to ski, snowmobile, and swim. Always Will graduate and get good job. Good kid, has a smile on her face, never bummed out, quiet. loves life, very active. Elizabeth Plamondon — “Liz” Sophomore Heidi Petersen — National Honor Society-3, Trade Vice President; Junior and Senior 4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Trade President; Yearbook Staf f-4. Future Plans: College. Plans: Computer Technician. Elizabeth Plamondon hy : ‘. 8 - = Ce ol Bi « as : A : Karina Powell Paula Renzi Michael Richard Z eo Elizabeth Poirier— ‘Betsy’? Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Secre- tary or Accountant. Always seen with Mike, very outgoing, likes to talk, always smiling. Tracy Pollastri—Ski Club-2; Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Interclass Plays-1; Musicals-2, 3; Senior Class Play-4; Prom Committee-3; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Tennis- 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College. Who’s Who Among American High school Student’s. Good student. Kevin Polucha— Soccer-2, 3, 4-Captain; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4-Captain; Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College. Honorable Men- tion for Soccer Allstar-3. CMC Allstar-3; Wor. Telegram Gazette Allstar and Co. MVP for Baseball-3. Great Athlete, good sense of humor, great sense of leadership, funny, nice friend. Michael Pothier — “Mike”’ ‘“‘Mick”’ “PO” Na- tional Honor Society-3, 4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1; Football-1. Future Plans: Col- lege- Physical and Chemical Science field. R.E.O. and Rush fan, loves concerts, science, and song writing. Likes being with best friends: Lon, Mark, Tom, Dan, Bruce. Vice President-W.I., Understanding and agreable, will always roll with the changes, talkative, always ready to help out, good sense of hu- mor. Karina Powell— “Shorty” Chorus-2; Color Guard-4. Friendly, smart, always there when needed, enjoys dancing, swimming, color guard. Twenty-one year old graduate. Joan Quiet—Class Secretary-1, 2; Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Track-1; Basketball-1; Soccer Cheer- leader-3, 4. Future Plans: College. Known for Halloween parties, popular, loves life, loves being with Todd. Punky, moody, al- ways smiling, ‘Fer Sure!!”’. Crusita Ramos -— “Chris” Chorus-1, 2, 3; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Nursing. Jose Ramos—DECA-2; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: College. Jennifer Reed — “Jenny” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Hobbies include music, reading, and helping people. Quiet, caring and concerned, great listening. Michael Reed — ‘Mike’? DECA-4; Senior- Freshman Orientation-4; X-Country-2; Baseball-1. Future Plans: ROTC-College. Quiet, shy, but very friendly. Can always brighten your day. Ann Regan — Business Ed Club-3; Yearbook Staff-4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Musicals-2, 3; Prom Committee-3; Thanks- giving Rally-4; Field Hockey-1, 2, 3, 4. Fu- ture Plans: College. Beautiful person, cheery, sensitive and lovable. Sherry Regan — ‘“‘Sher’’ Business Ed Club-4. Michael Renzi — ‘‘Joe Stud” Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Inter- class Plays-1; Soccer-1, 2, 3; Track-1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4; C.C.B.F.V.A mem- ber. Future Plans: Becker Junior College. Enjoys body building, waterskiing, running, and football. Has a great sense of humor, very friendly. Paula Renzi — Student Council-3, 4; Interclass Plays-1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals-2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Prom Committee; Thanksgiving Rally; Swim- ming-1, 2, 3. Future Plans; Art School. Very artistic, friendly, enjoys concerts and being with people, very caring and understanding, sensative. Annette Richard — Business Ed Club-3; Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-4. Future Plans: Accountant. Smart, likeab le girl, with a nice sense of humor, always willing to lend a hand. Lonnie Richard — “Lonnie Rock Hard” Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-1; Track-2. Future Plans: Lead guitarist or Film Director. Enjoys playing music and having a good time. Mark Richard — Trade-1, 2, 3, 4; Ice Hockey- 1, 2. Future Plans: Electrician. Michael Richard — ‘“‘J.R.” Sherri Ricker jae ie Rivera- Michael Rivers Jeffrey Roberts ega Leann Robillard Ada Rodriguez Kevin Rogers April Roiko a Timothy Roy Joyce Samia Audrey Santucci Janice Sasseville Annette Saucier John Saulnier Nancy Saulnier Christopher Santucci Deborah Schatz Sherri Ricker — Ski Club-3; President Fresh- man Year; Thanksgiving Rally; Basketball-1, 2; Softball-1, 2, 3. Future Plans: College. Fun loving and outgoing, very popular, can al- ways make people happy very active and good at whatever she does. Adalberto Rivera-Vega-— ‘“‘Alberto,”’ “Bertz’’ Future Plans: Computer Engineer- ing. Enjoys travelling. Mike Rivers — Devils Talk-2; Interclass Plays- 2. Future Plans: Undecided. Friendly, likes. cars and music, enjoys the Who. Jeffery Roberts — ‘‘Reggie.”’ Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Football-1, 2, 4; Varsi- ty Wrestling-2, 3, Captain-4; Baseball 1, 2, 4. Future Plans: College Pro Sports. Good kid, friendly, talkative, always there when need- ed, great sense of humor. Diane Robichaud — “‘Slinks’”’ Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee. Future Plans: Nursing. Very friendly, sweet, warm personality, smart, very creative, and sensative, and loves eating pizza. Always there when you need her, good listener, loves going out with Mell, Windy, and Leann. Leann Robillard — Homeroom Rep.-1; Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Interclass Play-2; Musicals-2, 3; Swimming-2, 3, Mana- ger Co-Captain-4. Future Plans: Accoun- tant. Very friendly, sensative, reaches for dreams, energetic, great sense of humor. En- joys having a good time with Mell, Slinks, and Windy. Kevin Rogers-— Vice President of Trade-3. Future Plans: Carpenter. Likes skating, a good friend, always there when you need him. Gary Roy—Ice Hockey-1, 2. Future Plans: Airplane Electrician Tim Roy — Ice Hockey-1, 2, 3, Captain-4. Fu- ture Plans: College. Good kid, shy, friendly, kind, loves hockey. Michael Russo — ‘“‘Salami”’ Ice Hockey-1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4; Central Massachu- setts Baseball ALL STAR-2, 3; American Le- gion ALL STAR. Smart, great sense of hu- mor, likes baseball, and parties. Joyce Samia — Marching Band-1, 2; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Yearbook Editor-4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Prom Committee-3; Math Club-4; Field Hockey-3. Honorary Junior Member of Fortnightly Club-4; National Merit Commended Student. Future Plans: College- Accounting. Smart, witty person, always smiling, constantly say- ing funny things about others, always with Brenda Spring. Walks sooo slow! Never seen without gum in her mouth. Audrey Santucci—‘‘Aud” Future Plans: Cashier or Bartender. Usually in a good mood, likes going out and having a good time with friends. Christopher Santucci— ‘Chris’ Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band-1, 2, 3; Ski Club- 1, 2, 3, 4 V. President; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Musicals-1, 2, 3, 4; Thanks- giving Rally-4; Wrestling-2; Baseball-1; Golf- 2, 3. Strange and crazy, you can never be sure what he’ll do next. Likes Jazz Rock, cooking, and sports. Janice Sasseville — ‘“‘Jan’’ Future Plans: Sec- retarial Work. Great sense of humor, loves life, likes to party, always there when need- ed. Annette Saucier—Marching Band-1, 2; Stage Band-1; Student Council-4; Yearbook Manager-4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Interclass Plays-2; Senior Play; Field Hockey-1. Future Plans: College. Interested in Psychology, enjoys art, and advertising. Shy, fun, creative, loves doing wild and fun- ny things, Rolling Stones fan. John Saulnier — ‘‘Sogga’”’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball-1, 2. Future Plans: College. Quiet, espe- cially around girls. Good football player, very nice personality. Nancy Saulnier — “Nance” DECA-4. Future Plans: College. Likes parties, Journey, friends. A very outgoing, good friend who enjoys going to dances and sporting events. Deborah Schatz — ‘“‘Debbie”’ or “‘Diz’’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Chorus-1 (Ac- companist); Color guard-2; Student Council- 3, 4; Student Advisory Board-3, 4; Chairper- son; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff-4-Editor; Musicals-3, 4; Prom Committee-3; Math Club-4. Future Plans: College. Awards: Elizabeth Haskins Math- ematics Contest Commendation; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Na- tional Merit Commendation. Intelligent, hard working, involved in many activities. Nice person, friendly smile for everyone, loves stuffed animals, playing piano, and skiing. G Eric Schofield Linda Schofield Philip Sciabarrasi Robert Senee Richard Serafini Kevin Sharos Barbara Smith Kevin Spadafore Frank Spinelli Donald Spinney Brenda Spring Richard Shaw Steven Souza Timothy Spylios Amy Schofield—‘‘Vic.” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Fu- ture Plans: College. Great personality, good sense of humor, friendly, always there when needed by friends, also likes to be with her friends. Linda Schofield— Field Hockey-1, 2, 3, cap- tain-4; Softball-2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Busi- ness College. Likes Journey and friends. A friendly person who always has a smile on her face. Philip Sciabarrasi—‘‘Phil,”’ ‘‘Shiba.’’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-4; Marching Band-3, 4; Interclass Plays-4; Musicals-3, 4; Senior Class play. Future Plans: College. A talented drummer and actor. Destined for fame. En- joys cars, music, acting, and playing the drums. Judy Scola—‘“‘Jude.” Senior Freshman Ori- entation-4; DECA-3, 4; Ski Club-2, 3, 4; Swimming-2; Tennis-1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader- 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College, Full of pep and always cheerful. A friendly person with a nice sense of humor. Loves Journey. Cheryl Seaver—Future Plans: College, Friendly and always smiling, a good friend, nice personality, plans to be a dental hygen- ist. Robert Senee-‘Maggot.”’ Football-2, 3, 4. Good football player with drive. A good friend, gets along with everyone, very outgo- ing. Richard Serafini—‘‘Hunch.” Football-1; Basketball-2, 4. Future Plans: College, Likes sports, especially basketball excellent per- sonality, good sense of humor, enjoys music, understanding and friendly. Kevin Sharos—Soccer-1, 2; Baseball-1, 2. Friendly, nice person, enjoys music and sports. Richard Shaw—“Rick’’ Chorus-4; Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band-4; Away Game Prep Band-4. Future Plans: Art or Musician. Talented guitar player and artist. Nice per- sonality. Likes music especially The Who. Also likes cars. William Sicard— “Billy,” ‘‘Sic Man,’ ‘“‘Pie- Man.” Ski Club-4; Senior Class Play; Foot- ball-3, 4; Ice Hockey-2, 3, 4. Future Plans”’ College. Great sense of humor, Wild and different. Loves the Beatles, good singer and hockey player. Tall and Handsome. Timothy Smith—Future Plans: Join Navy. Likes to go out and have a good time. Rene Sorette—Wants to go to College. Good kid, easy to get along with, always insulting short people and gelling jokes, good cook. Steven Souza—‘‘Bouza,”’ “‘Steve.’’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Homeroom Rep.-1, 3. Future Plans: College. Enjoys hik- ing, camping, swimming and canoeing. Kevin Spadafore—‘“‘Spads”’ Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Senior Class Play-4; Greag kid, friendly to all, al- ways makes you smile. Loves to party. Brenda Spring—Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Yearbook Staff-4; Musicals-3, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Field Hockey-2, 3; Basketball-1. Future Plans: College to major in Elementary Education. Crazy, off the wall, friendly, good friend to talk to or party with, can always make you smile. Timothy Spylios—‘“‘Spy”’ Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-4; Future Plans: College. Excel- lent athlete, quiet, cute, real sweetheart: loves California Angels. Tammy Stebbins David St. Laurent Heidi Stober Susan Stumpf 2 a = Denise Sutton Joe Suyemoto Gary Tata z _ eo Seed j i Timothy Thibodeau _‘- Frederic Thompson John Todd Lisa Tourigny Nancy Tourigny Joseph Tusia Ronald Surett P , 4 Scott Tatro a� Jennifer Tobin og Se AAAN SELES Robert Upton Tammy Stebbins — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4. Business or Office Work. MD, Journey, party, likes having a good time, Rock and Roll; likes being with friends and a big crowd. Heidi Stober — Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Ma- jorette; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: Major in television, radio, journalism. Friendly, easy to get along with, a little crazy, good student. Susan Stumpf -— Business Ed Club-3; Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Basketball-1; Softball-1, 3. Future Plans: Airline attendant. Excellent person, a little quiet. Likes Sports; has a nice personality and is close to her friends. Diann Surovich — ‘‘Di’? Yearbook staff (man- ager); Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Musicals-3; Prom Committee-3. Awards: Commended Student in NMSQT; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Future Plans: Nursing. Quiet, nice per- son, friendly, always smiling. Denise Sutton — “Niece” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Child psy- chologist. Likes music and concerts and be- ing with her friends. Joe Suyemoto— National Honor Society-4; Yearbook Staff-4; Soccer-1, 2; Swimming-1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College. Excellent sense of humor, always there with a quick comeback. Good personality, friendly. Very intelligent. Gary Tata— Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4: Football-1, 2; X-Country-3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track-2; Service to the School- 4. Future Plans: College to study communi- cation. Enjoys running and weight lifting, plans to attend Saint Joseph’s College. Qui- et, yet obnoxious. Scott Tatro — ‘‘Tate’’ DECA-4; Senior Fersh- man Orientation-1, 4; Baseball-1, 2, 4. Fu- ture Plans: Coast Guard or Marines. Karen Tellier— Student Council, Press Agent — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society-2, 3; Vice President 4; Devil’s Talk, co-editor 1, 2; Yearbook Editor; Musicals-3, 4; Prom Committee, chairman; Honorary Junior Member of Fortnightly Club-4. Future Plans: Chemical Engineering. Very dependable, you ca n always count on her to care, partici- pates in many school activities, a really sweet person. Darlene Thibodeau— Business Ed Club-3; Fine Arts Club-1; Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4. Future Plans: Computer Program- mer or Secretary. Frederic Thompson—‘‘Fred,” ‘Mr. T.” Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Swim- ming-1; Varsity Letter. Future Plans: College for Computer Science. Enjoys pizza, the out- doors, Big Macs, travelling, swimming, and skiing. Jennifer Tobin — ‘‘Jen” Ski Club 3; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Devil’s Talk-1; Year- book Staff; Musicals-Stage Crew 3; Prom Committee; Field Hockey-1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis- 1, 2, 3; Honorary Junior Member of F ort- nightly Club-4; NUYSO Commended Student; Harvard Prize Book. Future Plans: College. Nietzsche lover, athletic and intellectual, loves challenges, a great and really sweet person. Lisa Tourigny — Future Plans: Night School, travel, have a good life and be rich. Enjoys camping, skiing, and life. A good kid, fun to be with, very creative. Nancy Tourigny — ‘“‘Nance’’ Marching Band- 2; Yearbook Staff; Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4; Musicals-4; Field Hockey-1; Track-4; Indoor Track-4; Basketball-1; Soft- ball-1, 2; Physical Education Aide-4; Service to the School-4; Honor Roll. Future Plans: Engineer, or conduct world peace and happi- ness. Has a unique sense of humor, fun to be with, talented, writes great poems, plays gui- tar and sings, hilarious person. Joseph Tusia— DECA-2, 3, 4; Senior Fresh- man Orientation-1, 4; Ice Hockey-2, Assis- tant Captain-3, Captain 4; MVP-2, 3. Future Plans: College, Pro-Hockey. Enjoys playing sports, listening to good music (108FM), and being with his teammates and friends. Robert Upton — “Tippy” Ski Club-2; Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Future Plans: Business Man. A kind of shy person, who is there when you need him. Corinne Walker Joel Westlake ee Bertha Williams Melanie Zisk Dawn Valeri— Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4. Future Plans: College. She likes sports and rock and roll. Interesting, smart girl who likes to be around others. Michael Vallee— ‘Mike’ Footbal-1, 2, 3. Likes to party, fun to have around. Michael Velardi — ‘‘Mike’”’ Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Baseball-1. Future Plans: Ac- countant. A true friend who likes a good time. He will go far. Lori VivoAmore — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: Vetranarian. Likes Horseback Riding, Swimming, Tennis and Running. A quiet girl who’s full of surprises, she gets along with everyone. Corinne Walker— Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Very quiet, studious, trustworthy, cheery and friendly. Johanna Webbert — “Yonie”’ Chorus-1; Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-1. She loves mon- ey, shoes and J. Geils Band. Very quiet and studious. Monica Weiler— ‘Moe’ Senior Freshman Orientation-4; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: Attend college for accounting and be- come successful. Friendly, outgoing and great to have around. Michael Weis — ‘‘Mike’’ Chess Club-3; Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-4; Musical-4; Swimming-3, 4, two year Varsity Plaque. Fu- ture Plans: Geology or Marine Biology. Likes the outdoors, X-Country Skiing, Swimming. Very Cynical, talkative, and happy-go-lucky. Loves Life. Robin Weld— DECA-4; Senior Freshman Orientation-4. Future Plans: Business Techni- cian. Very friendly, thoughtful and reliable. Always smiling. Joel Westlake — Interclass Plays-4; Tennis-3, 4. Future Plans: College for Computers. Carefree, tall and quiet, someone who’s fun to have around. Charles Wheeler III— ‘Chuck’ Yearbook Staff-4; Senior Class Play-4. Future Plans: Photography quiet, but not too shy. He ap- preciates good music and a good time. Very funny. Dale Wheeler— Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track- 2, 4 Future Plans: College. Looks foward to the future. A kind and quiet friend. Brendan Wilkins — Student Council-1; Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Musical-1. Entertaining, friendly, enjoys talking. Good sense of humor. Tamera Willard— ‘Tammy’ Business Ed Club-3; Basketball-1. Future Plans: Executive Secretary. Good person to be with, very out- going, good sense of humor. Bertha Williams— ‘‘Frosty’’ DECA-4; Sen- ior Freshman Orientation-4; Track-3; Bas- ketball Cheerleader-3. Future Plans: College. Likes Dancing and parties, sports and disco. She has a great sense of humor and is a great friend. Lila Wisniewski— Future Plans: Designer. She likes animals, and roller skating. A very friendly person who tries her best at everyth- ing. Karen Woods— “Kinky” Senio r Freshman Orientation-1, 4. Future Plans: Social Work- er. She is fun to be with, has a great sense of humor and loves life. Lynne Wyman-— Senior Freshman Orienta- tion-1, 4; Thanksgiving Rally-4. Future Plans: College. Always helping, and always giggling. Pretty smile. Dianne Yakusik— ‘Di’? Yearbook Staff-4; Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Softball- 3, 4 Softball awards. Future Plans: Photogra- pher. Very Outgoing, a good friend who al- ways tries to do her best. Melanie Zisk — ‘Mel’ Future Plans: College. She likes good music, true friends and racing cars. She is a fun loving person who cares very much for people. Thomas Allain— ‘Baretta’ Future Plans: Buy a house, get married, and be rich. A good kid, ‘‘But don’t make me mad.”’ James Arsenault — ‘Jim’ Senior Class Vice President. Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4: Basketball-1, 2, 4; Student Council-4; Sen- ior Class Play; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Busi- ness Ed. Club-4. Future Plans; College. Quiet and calm, always has a new joke, ‘Wanna hear it?’’. Always has a smile. Loves to jog, listen to music, and play raquetball. Phillip Bourgeois — ‘Phil’, “Louie’’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Ski Club-2, 3; Thanksgiving Rally-4; Football-1, 2, 3; Cross Country-2; Wrestling-3, 4; Baseball-1; Golf-1, 2, 3, 4. Class of ’83 Blue Devil. Future Plans: Own a business. David Britt—‘‘Dave’’ A good friend, nice, outgoing but sometimes quiet. When he puts his head together he can do anything well. Howard Burnham Catherine Carignan—‘‘Cathy’’ Senior- Freshman Orientation-1. Future Plans: Of- fice Worker. Enjoys music and concerts. Kenneth Corbett, Jr. Wayne Cossi Philip Desmarais- ““Demar”’ Golf-4. Future Plans: Drug Examiner. Caring, fun, good sense of humor, creative. Julie D’Innocenzo- Future Plans: Hairdress- er. A great kid, outgoing, easy to get along with, always laughing and having fun. Enjoys the beach, swimming, and skiing. Antonio DiRusso Scott Farrell — “Scotty” Future Plans: Beach bum. Monique Gallant Randy Gallant — Future Plans: Autobody Me- chanic. Richard Girouard Patrick Howard — “Pat” Senior Freshman Orientation-4. Future Plans: Army, College- Computer Field. Daniel Kosa Denis Lamoureux Alan Landale — Track-3. Future Plans: Bicy- cle Ride across country, or enter Air Force. Thomas Melanson Marisol Oquendo- Jeffrey Pearl Albert Rajala Karen Rochette — Senior Freshman Orien- tation-1; Interclass plays-1; Musicals-1; Me- dia-1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College. Quiet, determined, helpful, enjoys doing what she likes, leader of friends. Kimberly Rose David Smith Thomas Smith — ‘“‘Tom”’ Chess Club-1, 2, 3; National Honor Society-2, 3; Track-3. Future Plans: College. Brilliant in astronomy and other physical sciences. Quiet, but funny. Lends a helping hand when someone is in need, sure to go far in life. Ryan Storro Brian Swaney — Likes rock music. Nice per- sonality. Stephen Zeiders—‘‘Z’’ Senior Freshman Orientation-1, 4; Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1. Future Plans: Psychology major in college. A natural born comedian who’s very easy to get along with. Very smart and athletic. 1. James Arsenault, 2. Monica Weiler, 3. Brian Swaney, 4. Lisa Tourigny, 5. Colleen Brunell, 6. Michael Cormier, 7. Annette Richard, 8. Stephen Zeiders, 9. Kathy Lanciani Paul Gearan, 10. Rinaldo Manago, 11. Charles Wheeler, 12. Christopher Kraemer ee os 3 HN | It’s not often that we get the chance to tell our friends how much we care and how much they mean to us. But what better time than today . . . to tell a friend like you. I can only hope that you will somehow know that these words really do come from the bottom of my heart. Ann, Brenda, Jen Joyce-jelly beans, lollipops, peppermint lifesavers, chicken mcnuggets, kools virginia, speedy com- fort. X-mas NY’s eve, winters in the snow summers in the sun, lst day of school, RS, concerts, NB days, dances, rallies, drive-ins, parties, GRADUATION 1983!!! Good times, bad times, happy times, funny times, sad times, crazy times- - - -These have been the best years, the best years of our lives. Memories are reminders of the past and the greatest memories come from the greatest friends. Mine come from the L.H.S. class of ’83 . . . the old neighborhood-Jimmy M., Nancy L., Rickie L., and Louis R., -I’ll remember the snowball fights at the bus stop and the kickball games after school. my fourth grade friend-The- resa P.-I can remember the dinners at your house and how the bird got loose in the bathroom and all the times Mrs. Mineault told us to stop talking. You, my true friends who will always be remembered-Brian L., Karen T., Leslie L., Shelly B., Donna P., and Jennifer T. a girl I met in the 2nd grade- Good luck (!) to “Little V” from “Big D’’. Patti C., JulieC., Brenda‘‘Cuz’’M.,and mycousin Kelly-thanks for all the fun and BEST WISHES for the future. Nancy and Joyce- You have been the greatest friends a person could ever have. I’ve missed you both very much, but I’ll remember all the terrific times we had. Joyce since 4th grade and I.M.S. we have been friends and we will always stay that way. Nancy, since that notorious softball game we have been friends and though it was only for a short 2 years, I had more fun and laughs than | ever dreamed possible. | wish you both ALL the luck in the world. “YOU’RE SUPER AND THANKS FOR EVERYTHING!” ll Remember me with smiles and laughter for that’s how I’ll remember VOU cee J. Taylor Laurie Despo 1. John Kay, 2. Darlene Bourque, 3. Benny Garcia, 4. Arlene Maillet Sharyn Ahearn, Hillsborough High School 5. Thomas Cornacchia, 6. Brenda Mahan, 7. Jeffrey Roberts Daniel Crowley, 8. Linda Class of 1983 Schofield, Nancy Saulnier, Kim Erickson, Leslie Linton, 9. Claudia Hardy, 10. Deb- Tampa, Florida orah Schatz, 11. Michele Lunetta, 12. Kathleen Weeks, 13. Julie D’Innocenzo, Carolyn Maynard, Sherri Ricker, Monica Marchesan oO (Fall Brook Elementary and M.A. Gallagher Junior High) A friend is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you today just the way you are. Thanks to all my friends who have made my school years a memory I will always cherish. Good luck in your future, class of 1983. Anne-Marie Bourque Never shall I forget the days which I spend with you . . . Continue to be my friend as you will always find me yours. Ludwig Van Beethoven Bob Senee, Saying good-bye is so very hard. I am writing this before I go. Even though we went our own ways, when we were together I could feel a certain glow. In the years to come, I hope you remember that speci al girl that loved you so. Remember .. . ‘‘“Good-bye’s aren’t forever . Love, Claudia Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but, today, well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Sanskrit CLASS OF 1983 OUTING We were Juniors when we had our class trip in June of 82, but, we considered ourselves seniors. It was the first activity we did without another class over us. Who can forget when John Nowlin was pushed into the 50 ° water, fully clothed, or the sunburn we all had afterwards. We just couldn’t have picked a better day to go; it was beautiful weather. We all had something to do, whether it was softball, tennis, vollyball, or sunbathing. Yes, we all had a great time and a great day! 1. Laurie Murphy, 2. Michael Pellecchia, 3. Jenni- fer Tobin Christine Johannson, 4. Michael Poth- ier Mark DeAmicis YEAR BOOK SENIOR CLASS FLEA MARKET gr On Sunday, October 3, 1982, the Senior Class of 1983 and the 1983 Yearbook Staff started a new tradition at Leomin- ster High School-a flea market. Although the work was hard and the hours were long, we raised lots of money and had lots of fun. 1. Ms. Jane Keeney Karen Tellier, 2. Mr. Francis Leahey Mrs. Karen Farrell, 3. Marybeth Bou- dreau, Nancy Tourigny Leslie Linton, 4. Wayne Daigle, 5. Mrs. Nona Ojala, 6. Beth Pirro, 7. Bar- bara Helenius. 91] We live in a changing enviornment and our little world of Leominster High is no exception. Among some of the changes that have occurred in our lives concerning Leominster High School’s educational system is Leominster High School’s Ad- ministration. Between our freshman and senior years the prin- cipal’s and vice-principal’s position has changed. We started our freshman year with acting principal Mr. Antonucci and Vice-Principals Dr. Moore and Mr. Labelle. Dr. Dennen then became our permanent principal. Our junior and senior years underwent another change in administration. Mr. Antonioni became principal, and Mr. Walsh and Mr. Michaels filled the vice-principal positions. The superintendent’s position also experienced changes in the past four years. Dr. Carol held the superintendent’s position until we were juniors and then Mr. Rigopoulos temporarily held the position. In February 1983, Dr. Amadio became our new superintendent. Changes in our school building involved the location of the superintendent’s office, Leominster High’s central office, and the Guidance office. The Student Council has also had a new office built for it. With the installation of the superintendent’s office there has been no passage through the office for stu- dents and faculty. There also has been changes in the school’s schedule from seven to six periods. The past four years have been fast moving ones in the outside world as well as inside Leominster High School. We have listened to both new groups that have had overnight suc- cesses, and groups that are still great after twenty years. We’ve watched war and peace, boom and bust cast their images across our newspapers and television sets. Coke vs Pepsi... MacDonalds vs Burger King. . . Nike vs Adidas have been, perhaps, the biggest of all, with companies paying mil- lions for our patronage. We now go forth into this world to shape its events, take part in its fads, and listen to its sounds. But for now, the following pages review just what has happened so far in our lives in this world around us. 1. Christopher Kraemer Matthew Pawelski, 2. George Dupee, 3. John Crete, 4. Deborah Candee, 5. Scott Chester Philip Bourgeois, 6. Shawn Palmer, 7. Michael Renzi, 8. Peter Falk, 9. The big deal, 10. James Bond, 11. Christine Johansson, 12. Ann Regan Melanie Gamache. 1979 1979 1979 1979 “LHS is a z00’- Raymond Harper,Mayor Problems in Poland keground. Roller skati newest fads and crazes ? BACK IN BLACK 1979 1979 19791979 THREE MILE ISLAND Steve Martin! PUNK ROCK CRAZE piotogical aise rested. Genecioally were . @ 4N TRAVOLTA OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN Je and ages hence, antiquartans will rend our history in tts paraphernalie, Machin objects: made only the day before. Herewith, our pop curios and - “g = fe a 1980 1980 1980 1980 Campaign '80 ABSCAM Prop 21 2 Hits Leominster MAS HA “onion 1980 1980 1980 1980 Who Shot J.R.?! Caligula Ordinary People Olympic Boycott campaign °80. 2. Brooke Shields shows her stiff’ 3. SugaRay Leon- ard wallops Duran and wins the world. 4. Tug McGraw celebrates Philadelphia’s first baseball victory ever. 5. Ronald Reagan rolls towards victory. 6. The Ayatollah Kho- meini— a face to remember. 7. John Lennon — Starting over and ending sicerapeimands too soon. 8. Vietnamese Boat Peo- —— —— ESF ; - a ple — looking for home. 9. Debate in i. the Desert— the U.S. mission in oe Iran. 10. Jimmy Rosalyn Carter — tired, but trying to do it again. 11. und — The Flags of the Her- 1981 1981 1981 1981 Girouard...Our New Mayor Raiders of the Lost Ark I WAS JUST ANOTHER CAT UNTIL I WENT TO SCHOOL America on his field becomes the at. 3. Charl ng 1. King Tut a Grand Tour. 2. nation’s new Diana marry in century. 4. Sat Voyager Il fli Heckler - Britian’s new’ ona Minister,@. And Ganira O’C6 America’s. new female Sur attempt Ea Preppie Feves book for us.” 9, hostages in Iran are fin 11. More tragedy thi the Pope. 12. Mick % Ryerss Rolling Stones spectacu ar ‘American ; Tour. 13. Joe Montana leads San Fransisco to Super Bowl Glory. Back d: Mt. St. Hel bl a groun elens blows , — her top. ! : PHE OF FICTAL | America Held Hostage HANDBOOK “Look, Muffy, a book for us.” he first guide to The Tradition. Mannerisms, Etiquette, Dress Codes, The Family. How to Be Really Top Drawer. The Legacy of Good Taste, Proper Breeding the Right Nickname Che Schoot Boarding Day Coed vs. Single-Sex Sampling of Mottoes and Memorabilia Uhe Importance of Getting Kicked Out — PAGE 69 The Sock Contre- versy PAGE tie ——_.. EDITED BY LISA BIRNBACH Winning with Fase and Losing with Grace. Lacrosse, Squash, Crew, and Field Hockey Uhe Sailing Scene Flotillas, Regattas, Yachts and Yacht Clubs, The Sporting Life Tally Ho! pace GREEN ASH FLOW IRIGINS OF THE P SCHOOL OLD BOY WORK CLUBS AT TH BIG THREE ms BASIC BODY TYPES 1981 1981 1981 1981 Boat People Spaceship Columbia 1982 1982 19821982 Haig Resigns REAGANOMICS Sharon Resigns Holmes vs ps aie 1982 1982 1982 1982 y Beaulieu Resigns School Committee... again Cooney 1. British Warship expiades in the Falklands The “Box’’ -music“phenom- enon of the year. 3, Extra Strength Tylenol- America’s newest killer. 4. War tears apart Lebanon, 5, Leonid Bresznev-Soviet Leader F nearly 20 years. 6. President Ron- taking a licking, but he’s still lenderson-steals his way w baseball record. 8. James Watt, Secretary of the Interior; How important are _ al resources? 9. E.T.-Movie idol of st all-time film. 10..Doones- res our world,-author- people. 11. Wayne $tar-absolutely amazing! merica by storm. Back- gSyment plagues America. ES ASE AI TRIS SR neem tae gear ae . . ‘Kiniberty Wate BBs ravelle 34 . . . 2:9. 0 ©: 9.680 9.10.9 —. 0 2 e’o ee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 oe $ourths: ot the: sctinol;: thie gunderclassmon: of tae ae at eae oe ee OI I the: unde Hf High Schoo oh comp stele the EHS: scene: iol: “chtareas:from:: ea tories oe sailehice Oa ie weer ee oe egerseate res the: Soe SN haswor-award: alter desire-and-heatthy res icbisveniene if: Pcs he — Our a Sa undexc ed “excellence: ; Non ol SUR is 9 bite sah rea : epee beet sda: ater: dag eoeeees eee Lames: renames: ate: pitt: lights:-tt relates CLASS OF 1984 i we? } bP fs: Leominster High School’s Class of 1984 boasts an undefeated (ever!) football team, overwhelming spir- it, and an offbeat, energetic character. The class has been competently represented and led by Freshman and Sophomore year president Robert Salvatelli, and Junior year president Wayne Daigle. Activities so far have included several very successful fundraisers, leading the class to an all time high trea- sury. The Prom Committee of 30, led by Chairmen Jill Minich, Wendy Phillpotts, and Tony Bangrazi, are producing a formidable event at the Sheraton-Box- borough. On the athletic field, the juniors make starring ap- pearances everywhere. In football, quarterback Dave Palazzi, fullbacks Rick Dandini and Mike Keough, and defensemen Dave McNally and Mike Lizotte form the spine of the junior squad - all start varsity. In Field Hockey, junior Amy DeCarolis stages incredible per- formances, and has made the Central Mass. Confer- ence All Star Team. Tammy Robichaud has been most valuable girl swimmer since Sophomore year, and has swum to Sectional Championships each year since 1980. In Cross Country, Kevin Crowley has been a CMC All Star since Sophomore year. Shawn Dupee runs the 100 yard dash faster than almost anyone in the area. The Class of ’84 constitutes a large part of the starting teams in Girls’ Basketball, Boys’ Basketball and Wrestling. On the stage, juniors have taken home a plethora of honors, including Best Supporting awards in the In- terclass Competition by Matthew Longo and Lisa Lipkind. Junior Interclass Plays have been ‘‘Sub- merged’’ Freshman year, and the highly successful “Games” in last year’s production. In the musical, Beth Pirro as Vera in ‘‘Mame”’ and Rob Lefebvre as Riff in ‘West Side Story” have both performed well in leading roles. A strong student council delegation, led by Student Council Treasurer Carlo DeSantis, has contributed in all areas of the school activity program, leading sever- al important committees. DeSantis has also led the student delegation to the School Committee for the past two years. In the academic sphere, Derek Goldberg, junior, has achieved high honors in the Elizabeth Haskins Math- ematics Contest. The class always produces a large honor role, and National Honor Society membership. Many more awards are in the cards for the future. The class seems destined to continue turning out terrific performances in all areas. The seniors wish them luck, and the great senior year they deserve. 1. Melanie Haligan, 2. Renee Upson, 3. Heidi Cade Michele Byerlin, 4. Sandra Comisky, 5. Kelly McNamara, 6. Doris Sanchez, 7. Sarah Sangster Raymond White, 8. Michael Williamson, 9. Karen Wallace, 10. Wendy Ashton Rebecca Boudreau, 11. Derek Goldberg, 12. Robert Lefevbre i) SA AESN AG 86 At: Ro LLL NLA —— 1. Jennifer Angevine, 2. Amy DeCarolis, 3. Wendi Philpots, 4. Mi- chael Lizotte, 5. Scott Infantino, 6. Christopher Route, 7. Edward Lagoy, 8. Matthew Longo, 9. Robyn Elder, 10. Rebecca Boudreau, 11. Junior Physical Education Class, 12. Mark Amadio 109 Class Advisors Class Officers Nancy Swanson Ross Sweatman Kimberly Watson; Secretary Diane Salvatelli; Vice-President David Salvatelli; President Leigh-Ann Navaroli; Treasurer Some classes enter LHS with a bang, and whirlwind through the school. The Sophomore class; however, is built of a different stuff. Quietly they entered the school as Freshmen, but have carefully built a reputa- tion for solid and broad based excellence in many fields of endeavor, a character of accelerating enthu- siasm, built to grow and last. Class President David Salvatelli has led the sopho- mores since Freshmen Elections. Assisted by two solid corps of officers and representatives, and guid- ed by advisors Mr. Sweatman and Mrs. Swanson, the class has been very successful in fundraising. They revived the tradition of the Frosh. concession at Bas- ketball games, and originated running a bus to the Super Bowl. Future prospects for class projects look bright as sound organization, and wide involvment are sure indicators of up and coming success. Sophomore faces are making appearances through- out the varsity scene. Rich Picucci in football, and Sean Bunnell and Peter Bernard in Basketball, are all class members playing varsity ball. Cathy Reddy, a freestyler, consistently makes girls swimming cham- pionships. Chris Keough, Jaimie Aubochon, Gail Tata and Sue Marciano in Track and Cross Country are all standout performers. The Soccer, Hockey, Field Hockey, and Wrestling teams boast large sophomore complements. The Junior Varsity football team turned in an undefeated season led by quarterback Sean Bunnell, center Scott Love and running back Matt Camardella. Other JV teams racked up similarly impressive records. In the performing arts, the Class of ’85 tackled the difficult Tudor drama “‘Gammer Gurton’s Needle”’ with showmanship and zest rarely seen in freshman productions. Leigh Ann Navaroli took Best Support- ing Actress; David Salvatelli and Tonja Gunn honor- able mentions for the show. The incredible soprano of Jennifer Ferlez made its appearance in ‘“‘Mame’’, heading a sophomore cast of thousands. The Student Council delegation, led by Planning and Activity Director Stephanie Shores is preparing for school leadership chores in the future. The team looks to be a good one. With a bright future in store, the Class of 1985 moves on into their upperclass years. 1. David Cormier Matthew Camardella, 2. Thomas Dolan, 3. Brian Carroll, 4. John Bessette, 5. Kathleen Elliot, 6. Kerri Cor- mier, 7. Leigh Ann Navaroli, 8. Dana Perkins, 9. Melanie Dougher- ty Linda Maxim, 10. Barry Hudson, 11. Sharon Frechette, 12. Kimberly Watson boni, 3. John Rossi, 4. Sophomores have spirit too! 5. Kathleen Reddy, 6. David Salvatelli Stephanie Shores, 7. Peter Brown, 8. Scott Bilideau, 9. Dianna Clif- ford, 10. Nadine Vallee, Bonnie Hoff- man, Jamie Walker, Lisa Vallee, 11. Shaun Tata, 12. Troy Gallagher, 13. Da- vid Tillinger. SONNE CLASS OF 1986 pitas Oe. kl Despite a sluggish start, Freshmen wheels have begun to turn, and the class is moving forward. Attendance at class functions has steadily increased, and rapt attention at all assemblies indicates a class learning and growing, striving to make their path to the Leo- minster High School mainstream. The Freshman class is not a class with a few superstars - it is rather a class with a cautious character, and many working mem- bers. President Kristen Caisse, and advisors Mrs. Gauthier and Mr. Caisse are off and running with class activi- ties, unity and involvement being their opening themes. The officers have held a class meeting to discuss tasks and gain support for the long road ahead. All sports teams have their freshman contingents, with an especially promising hockey squad led by Brian Gonthier, and goalie Mario Ziemi. Quarterback Matt Mazzaferro led the Frosh Football team to a respectable 4-2-2 football season, assisted by the tal- ented John DelGiudice, running back, and Ron Val- lee, linebacker. Mazzaferro has also taken a starting berth on the Junior Varsity Basketball team. A class priority is the pursuit of academic excellence, and the government is pledged to distinguishing the class in all such attempts. In the wake of Proposition 22, the Freshmen have reemphasized the idea that learning is the responsibility of the students. The class is committed to maintaining Leominster High School as a viable institution of learning. In their first year on Student Council, the freshmen are already moving up the system, with Angela Kor- nik, Diana DeSantis, Rick Millette and Debbie Shel- don chairing committees. With the many opportunities of LHS before them, the freshmen have an open road to a bright future. 1. Thomas Jordan, 2. Lynne Roberts, 3. Victor DiNardo, 4. Rob- ert Leblanc Laura Algier, 5. Paula Williams, 6. William Beauche- min, 7. Ronald Vallee, Christopher Ostrowski Thomas Gruber. BEE YE A sag ing YP EDEN aia il aim cml ame iad eaurs or oo be 1. Mary Rodriguez, 2. Denise Mitchell Tina Lawrence, 3. Christopher Arsenault, 4. Pamela Richard, 5. Robert Healy, Victor DiNardo, Ronald Vallee, 6. Mario Zimei, 7. Karen Salvatelli, Tracy Crane, Melissa Bodie, Dianna DeSantis, 8. Paula Williams, 9. Lisa Brown, 10. Rhonda Butler, 11. Thomas Jordan, 12. David Lee, 13. Patricia Spinelli Christine Samia 6: class ra Ss: : By: 3 Dancrg:m isa ‘Hatt and: ‘Michaet Millett: dines Janes: Acsenaultvat the: Senipy: arte Reo Elearoarkets 8: 8; Chacles: ‘Wheels: Thogiak: Cox: STUDENTGOVERNMENTSTUDENTSTUDENTGOVERN Student Council Adviser: Frank Steffanides Student Council Officers (left to right): Kelly Cook, Secretary; Michael Millette, Vice President; Michael Pellecchia, President; and Carlo DeSantis, Treasurer. Class of 1983 Representatives — Front Row (left to right): Laura Dunn, Deborah Schatz, Karen Tel- lier. Second Row: Paula Renzi, Michael Pellec- chia, Anne-Marie Bourque, Kelly Cook. Third Row: Michael Millette, Laurie Murphy, Wil- liam Carroll. Class of 1984 Representatives — Front Row (left to right): Rodney Somma, Lisa Lipkind, Carlo De- Santis. Second Row: Lynne Spadafora, Beth Pirro, Derek Goldberg, Matthew Longo. Third Row: Douglas Blair, Steven Hatfield, Wayne Daigle. Class of 1985 Representatives — First Row (left to right): Lynda Tocci, Diane Salvatelli, Deidre Goguen. Second Row: Cheryl Dagenais, Kim- berly Watson, Stephanie Shores, Tonja Gunn. Third Row: Jennifer Ferlez, Mary Blair, Mark Longo. The LHS Student Council is a body of students elected from each class to represent their respective classes. Its functions include providing great social events to the LHS community, retaining open communication with the faculty and administration, spon- soring school-wide assemblies, and representing the entire LHS student body in the school, the community, the region and the state. The Student Council has grown considerably with the introduc- tion of the Class of 83 to LHS. A year-long Lecture Series has been instituted. Spring Week and Winter Carnival have broken up the ‘“‘ho-hum’”’ times at LHS. A Student Service Center has been in operation for a couple of years, providing answers to ENTSTUDENTGOVERNMENT STUDENTGOVERNMED Class of 1986 Representatives — First Row (left to right): Angela Kornik, Stacy Bernstein, Deb- orah Sheldon. Second Row: Bruce Denis, Mi- chael Pirro, Diana DeSantis, Janea Gunn. Third Row: Richard Millette, Steven Duval, Andrea Davis. questions on Students Rights. Snow Soccer, Interclass Basketball, and Interclass Relays have brought great class rivalries. And school spirit has greatly intensified with activities like Blue and White Day and Spirit Chains. Besides several members of our class winning United States Student Council Awards, we have produced two state officers: State President Michael Millette and Central Mass. Vice-President Michael Pellecchia. In addition, two people (William Carroll and Michael Pellecchia) have been council members for four straight years, and three people (Laura Dunn, Michael Millette and Karen Tellier) are three-year veterans. STUDENTGOVERNMENT STUDENTGOVERNMENTSTU Senator Mary Padula airs her views at a Senatorial Debate. Student Council members in the decision-making process. LHS Student Council In Action... a eee TREES SSRRRURAR AISNE oA NR ANAL RINN HE AORN MENS EA — SIN YI rN VS . FRYE ad oat 5 = eS aes ON met AEN es Tara { a , it 4 - Ai i ery bers ‘a w —% tA Sh | % LY ) — ) SPIRIT lnevnvens! Y) ON D A Y CUES DAY ss eS | ' _— ao eek C —— VVC 17 r pee. lc i 1 = ee 4 oF ie Ro c- SONIOR, CLAS PRIT CHAINS HIRT SALE lOOo THANKSGIVING GAME) soaps | CROCKER FAD RR | INIERCLASS Basverepau! | Come WATCH YOUR CLASS DLAY! lg ri] nef Dt ESS | Ba i lOwry’ woe : } oa ota. on i a mee bev ets peer, iggy, me i HOE aR SSE 7 mot Representatives contemplate a motion during a meeting. A typical meeting agenda. JENTGOVERNMENTSTUDENTGOVERNMENT STUDEN Student Advisory Board To The School Committee The Student Advisory Board to the School Committee is an elected group of five students, one from each class and one trade representative. Each member serves as a liaison between the students and the school committee. The members attend all meetings of the Leominster School Committee in order to offer stu- dent viewpoints. Each member also re- tains a seat on the LHS Student Council. Carlo DeSantis, Chairman (1984) Tonja Gunn, Vice-Chairman (1985) Deborah Schatz, Secretary (1983) Bruce Denis (1986) Kathy DeMar (Trade) Regional Student Advisory Council if The Regional Student Advisory Council members are a delegate and alternate elected at-large from the LHS Student Body. Both attend monthly meetings of the Worcester Regional SAC in West Boylston. From here, eight people are elected as delegate to the State SAC. (Michael Pellecchia served as a state dele- gate during 1982-83.) The RSAC dis- cusses problems facing Massachusetts schools and answers to these problems. The delegate and alternate also hold a seat on the LHS Student Council. 2 Se Roe Snneieneniaeeeremmeeienescietie Carlo DeSantis, Alternate Michael Pellecchia, Delegate YEARBOOKSTAFFYEARBOOKSTAFF YEA First Row (left to right): Jean Harnden; Kathy Lanciani; Deborah Schatz; Karen Tellier; Joyce Samia; Jody Burchstead; Anne-Marie Bourque. Second Row: Brian L’Ecuyer; David St. Laurent; William Carroll; — Jennifer Tobin; Julie Aubuchon; Diann Surovich; Michael J. Millette; Thomas Gale. Third Row: Dianne Yakusik; Marsha Malley; Diane Robichaud; Julie Landgraf; Paul Gearan; Mark DeAmicis; Michael Pothier; Michael Pellecchia. Jane Keeney, Advisor Nona Ojala, Advisor It takes a lot of people to give the time and energy needed to make a great yearbook. Not only did we tackle each picture and each write-up on every page, but we raised the money needed to create a yearbook which could express our image of the “‘All Around Class of 1983’’. Some people dedicated more time to the making of this book than others but every bit of help from a piece of artwork to a Senior write-up was greatly appreciated. We hope this book will be a visual reminder of our Senior year, the best year ever, at Leominster High School THE EDITORS 28) Staff photographers pose for the camera. cae Michael Millette debates some copy. Leone Joyce Samia | Deborah Schatz . Karen Tellier ACULTY Michael Pothier Mark DeAmicis ENIORS Anne-Marie Bourque Jody Burchstead Annette Saucier CTIVITIES Bruce Lucier Michael Pellecchia PORTS Paul Gearan Julie Landgraf ADVERTISEMENTS Jean Harnden Kathy Lanciani TIME-LINE COPYIST Michael Millette A Te Ty EISiy Marsha Malley PHOTOGRAPHERS Eileen Angelini Mark DeAmicis Bruce Lucier Michael Pothier Dave St. Laurent General staff members absent from photo above: Chris Ahola, Scott Gan- non, Debra Leone, John Nowlin, Ann Regan, Nancy Tourigny, Brenda Spring. Special thanks to all the faculty who assisted us, especially Mr. Michaels, Mr. Mercer, Mr. Baker. Anne-Marie Bourque stops to pose for a picture. OOKSTAFFYEARBOOKSTAF FYEARBOOK Anne-Marie Bourque and Deborah Schatz clean up after an afternoon’s work. Staff members go to a photography seminar for tips. ® SRCLASSPLAYDEADWOODDICKSRCLASS Robert Healy ' Pa - ' wu Noelle Messier Director : Fe eh a ee hl . 4 ade as e. Director Standing (left to right): Francois Parent, Laura Dunn, Kevin Spadafore, Paula Renzi, Louis Daigneault, Tracy Pollastri, Charles Wheeler, Bruce Lucier, William Carroll. Behind (left to right): Thomas Cornacchia, Brian L’Ecuyer, Richard Shaw. Sitting (left to right): Lisa Hall, Laurie Murphy. On Stairs (left to right): Leslie Linton, Mary Hughes, Jody Burchstead, Kathy Lanciani, Philip Sciabarrasi, Michael Millette. Sitting in front of piano (left to right): Barbara Helenius, Mary Leite, Kelly Cook. Kneeling in front: Michael Pellecchia. 130] Calamity Jane The Sheriff Fun Time At The Man-Trap Salloon La Paloma LAYDEADWOODDICKSRCLASSPLAYDEA Deadwood Dick Philip Sciabarassi— Best Actor Barbara Helenius — Best Actress 90th Senior Class Play Presented by the Class of 1983 DRAMATIS PERSONAE NED HARRIS Michael Pellecchia WILD BILL HICKOK Bruce Lucier LILY BLOSSOM Lisa Hall ROSE BLOSSOM Kelly Cook BLACKMAN REDBURN_. Philip Sciabarrasi JUDGE NIX Michael Millette CALAMITY JANE Laurie Murphy LA PALOMA Laura Dunn PONG PING Brian L’Ecuyer CHET PUSSY Thomas Cornacchia SHERIFF LOVELESS William Carroll MOLLY LOVELESS Barbara Helenius TEELOLALSLESSIE Mary Hughes PIANO ANNIE Mary Leite MINERS, TOUGHS, BARMAIDS, CRUSADERS James Arsenault Paula Renzi i Jody Burchstead William Sicard | Kathy Lanciani Rick Shaw | Bruce Lucier — Best Supporting Actor Lisa Hall — Best Supporting Actress Leslie Linton Kevin Spadafore Fran Parent Charles Wheeler Tom Piemontese Tracy Pollastri PRODUCER-DIRECTOR Robert L. Healy STUDENT DIRECTOR Noelle Messier This Year’s Senior Class Play, Dead- wood Dick, was performed December 3 and 4 at L.H.S. The cast worked very hard for eight weeks to prepare for the performance. Each year during the Senior Class Play, Mr. Zamir Shepard generously donates four awards to outstanding actors and actresses. Each member of the cast is eligible for the Shepard Award. This year’s award and recipients are named and pictured at the side. A special commendation should go out to the entire cast, stage crew, art crew, and publicity workers who worked so hard to present an outstanding performance. Brian L’Ecuyer — Honorable Mention Kelly Cook — Honorable Mention ® SENIOR-FRESHMAN ORIENTATION The Senior-Freshman Orientation has be- come one of the most eagerly-anticipated events of the senior year. Each senior was assigned a freshman. The freshman had to perform various tasks for their seniors, such as singing the song ““We Love You Seniors,” carrying M M’s and balloons, and wearing costumes designed by sen- iors. This year’s orientation had a special meaning to the class of “83”. We were the first class to participate as both the freshman and the senior. B 4 Swioe t 6 ONIN Surisnl, 1. Kristin Caisse, 2. Kathy DeAmicis with Bunny, 3. Kristine Doucet, 4. ‘“‘Which way to the beach?”’ says Christopher Arsenault, 5. This can get embarassing. 6.“ ... and don't let me see you with out it!’ Tracy Pollastri tells her frosh. RALLIES On the day of our Thanksgiving Rally, some fine young gentlemen from the neighboring city of Fitchburg decided to show their school spirit by painting our sign. But, the Men in Blue met up with them at the corner of our school road. So they got out the old buckets and elbow grease, and scrubbed it clean. THANKS, FITCHBURG, and anytime you want to clean our sign, feel free to do so! ppoMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL 1. The Team; 2. Phil Bourgeois; 3. “‘We’re gonna beat dem guys!’’; 4. Decorating Halls; 5. Say ‘“‘Cheese!”’ The Student Council’s Winter Carnival took place in an attempt to combat the winter blahs. The event covered many different facets of the student body’s de- sires. Prep Day gave everybody a chance to be prim and proper. However, Punk and Clash Day gave the students a chance to dress freaky and wild! The Snow Soc- cer was a huge success, drawing many people from each class, both boys and girls out to the field of combat. This tradi- tion was started last year and shows promise for the years to come. 1. Todd Dollard, 2. Rinaldo Manago Todd Dol- lard, 3. Lisa Acerbi, 4. Preppy to your toes, 5. Jody Burchstead, 6. Miguel Martinez, 7. Catherine Shearer, 8. Michael Millette, Annette Saucier, Lisa Hall, Krysalis Carrington, Kelly Cook, Nancy Tour- igny, Christine Johansson, Mary Leite, Philip Scia- barrasi, Thomas Cornaccia, 9. Nancy Tourigny, Lisa Hall, Mary Leite, Philip Sciabarrasi, 10. Thomas Cornaccia Richard Shaw, 11. Kelly Cook, Christine Johansson, Lisa Acerbi, 12. Christine Johansson, 13. Michael Millette. WINTER CARNIVAL nasi Msine aia eM IR RSS NATIONAL PEL ELEL ALS First Row (left to right): Michael Pellecchia, President; Karen Tellier, Vice President; Anne-Marie Bourque, Secretary; William Carroll, Treasurer. Second row: Michele McHugh, Eileen Angelini, Michael Bangrazi, Steven Hatfield, Irene DeCosta, David Bergman, Michael Pothier, Michael LeDuc, David St. Laurent, Paul Gearan. Third Row: Derek Goldberg, Michele Lunetta, Kathy Lanciani, Noelle Messier, Jennifer Tobin, Joyce Samia, Michael Millette, Deborah Schatz, Mark DeAmicis, Karen Gendron, Tammy Thompson. Fourth Row: Carlo DeSantis, Christopher Route, Edward Lagoy, Renee Loiselle, Catherine Shearer, Paula Romano, Douglas Hatfield, Jane Aubuchon, Ann LeDuc, Deanne Pananos. BLOODMOBILE — DECEMBER 15, 1982 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY : Advisors: Elfriede Cavanaugh Peter Mi- chaels CHARACTER SCOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP SERVICE LHS donates more than 80 pints of blood to the Red Cross Bloodmobile. The Frances L. Lockey Chapter of the National Honor Society at LHS was founded in 1926. The organization basically functions as a service organi- zation to the high school and the community. The Society’s membership in mid-1982 is 23 Seniors and 21 Juniors. The NHS’s major activity of the year is the Swim- A-Thon for the Fitchburg Center for the Brain- Injured Children. Donations to the Centerusually exceed $1200. This year, the NHS sponsored the Bloodmobile and received almost 100 donors. Other activities that the NHS hopes to sponsor include a visit to a college campus, and aid to college-bound students. ® Students as well as... . . . Teachers donate blood. MATH CLUB First Row (left to right) Karen Tellier, Carlo DeSantis, Mrs. Carol Hynes, Advisor; Derek Goldberg, President; Steven Hatfield, Ann-Marie Bourque. Second Row: Michael LeDuc, William Carroll, Kathy 'Lanciani, Michael Millette, Tracy Pollastri, Anthony Ferrera, Joe Suyemoto, Third Row: Christopher Route, Deborah Schatz, Douglas Blair, Jennifer Tobin, Joyce Samia, Tonja Gunn. CHESS CLUB % rd — First Row (left to right): Derek Goldberg, Co-Captain; Bruce Denis, Co-Captain; Carlo DeSantis. Second Row: Scott Thomas, Douglas Blair, Michael Millette. Missing: Patrick Bunnell. d Was Ux?+ 3x Sin’ 48 “Hant (93° fe“du= Cas (ae ve Bur” The Math Club is a group of about 30 members that compete in Math Meets with other high schools across the nation. The members discuss possibilities and probabilities of mathematical techniques. The group meets once a week and com- petes three times a month (once for each of its leagues). Founded by Derek Gold- berg and advised by Mrs. Hynes, the Math Club ranks in the top quarter of Massachusetts and shows particularly well in Central Massachusetts, in this its first year. The Chess Club participates in about eight meets per year against high schools in Central Massachusetts. The team meets once a week to go over different strategems and maneuvers in order to better each member’s personal chess games. The team’s membership is 12, and the starting team consists of Bruce Denis (1986, first board), Derek Goldberg 1984, second board), Michael Millette (1983, third board), and Patrick Bunnell (1983, fourth board). Distributive Education is a program in marketing, management and merchandis- ing. For advanced students, we offer a cooperative program in which the stu- dents have a wonderful opportunity to work along with the business community and receive school credit. The end result is a great learning experience and a defi- nite head start on a career. DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) serves as an integral part of the Distributive Education program. It is the club component for all students currently enrolled in the D.E. program. The club gives students a fine opportunity for lead- ership development, officer training, competitive development, involvement with the business community, and an op- portunity to travel around the United States to compete at DECA conferences and meet students in similar programs. Rp LEOMINSTER AD 1. Inventory, 2. Deca store dummy, 3. Sheila Renzi, 4. Cathey Geroge. First Row (left to right): Christine Maiguire, Rachel Bissonnette, Mrs. Gottsegan, Kathy Lanciani-Chapter 3 President, Michael Martinez-Chapter 3 Vice President, Joe Tusia. Second Row: James DiMazio, Robin Elder, Pam Gagne, Renee Upson, Kelly Chester, Toni Tucker, Robin Weld, Linda George, Diane DeCarolis Third Row: Peter Laserto, Donna Hendron, Christopher Malmgren, Cathy George, Brenda Mahan, Leslie Linton, Nancy Saulnier, Maria Lisciotti, Shella Renzi, Raymond Proletti, Fourth Row: Vickie Croseman, Sandy McClellan, John Kulasenski, Segundo Ramos, Michael Fraticelli, Jill Jillson, Janice Digeronimo Kelly Richards, Jodi Turano, Ronald Leger, Karen Rocheliau BAND, COLOR GUARD, CHORUS Woe au me ye ée Bangrazi. Second Row: David Bergman, Holly McCrann, Tina Shires, Denise LaPlume, Joseph Rossi, Elizabeth Wass. Third Row: Robert George, Pamela St. Yves, Lisa DeSantis, Theodora Fedders, Cyntha Pushee, Lisa LeClair, Daniel Mercier. Fourth Row: Christophor Santucci, Carlo Desantis, Larrly Dawson, Gregory Williams, Jarome Davis, Gregory Mackey, Jeffery Feinberg, John Bisceglia. Flags on Left: Patrica Rich, Lisa Harrington, Dorina Greco, Michelle Gauthier, Karina Deal, Christine Swaine. Flags on Right: Jan Marie Goyette, Krysalis Carrington, Deborah Tansey, Deborah Sheldon, Melissa DeLong, Sharon Mitchell. First Row (left to right): Diane Lerion, Sharon Mitchell, Holly Gouin. Second Row: Sharon Yeaton, Krysalis Carrington, Lynn Marino, Pamela Gerard, Robin Draleau. Third Row: Egidio Bisceglia, Carol LeBlanc, Bisceglia, Mary Leite, Lisa Hall, Richard Shaw, Thomas Cornacchia. | _ Patricia Rich, Maureen Beaudin, Christine Shearer, Onyka Suarerz. Fourth Row: James Beadoin, Paul | The Band showing their stuff at half time. The Business Education Club is a club consisting of about 45 juniors and seniors who work towards earning money to give students awards at the end of the school year. These awards are given to students who have the best typing, transcription, and dictation speed. To raise money, they started out the year with an M M sale and a Stationary sale, both of which turned out to be very successful. They then sold candy sticks, pens, key chains, spirit mugs, and stuffed animals for Val- entines Day. All of these sales were very successful and helped very much in their goal. To end the year, they had a special Senior Party to wish good luck and good- bye to the officers, (Judy Perla, Presi- dent; Marsha Malley, Vice-President; and Colleen Manning, Secretary) chairper- sons,(Bonnie Michael, Nancy Larson, and Leslie Johnson) and the advisors (Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Moynihan, Mrs. Simpson, and Mrs. Johnson) who have done a great deal to make this such a great year for the club and its members. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB First Row (left to right): Judy Perla, SR. President; Colleen Manning, SR. Secretary; Marsha Malley, SR. Vice President; Bonnie Michael, JR. Vice President; Nancy Larson, JR. Vice President; Leslie Johnson, JR., Secretary. Second Row: Jennifer Reed, Irene DeCosta, Michele Lunetta, Karen DeBettencourt, Corinne Walker, Rhonda Landry, Lori Fitzgerald, Angela Bond. Third Row: Sherry Regan, Lynne Wyman, Michelle Denis, Pamela Kidder, Linda Schofield, Brenda Mahan, Beth Donnelly, Nancy Lefebvre, Kris Clifford, Linda George. Fourth Row: Kelly DiNardo, Sharyn Ahearn, Shari Keefe, Joyce Coulombe, Rachel Bissennette, Donna Dion, Hastings, Diane Lucier, Chris Pickering, Amy Melanson. Fifth Row: Michael Millette, Richard Serafini, Adelberto Rivera-Vega, Michelle Aubuchon, Mary Dykes, Diane Raikowski, Robyn Maynard, Judy Mikels, Kathy Latini, Mary Lou Hastings. Missing: Julie Piermarini, | Leann Robillard, Thomas Piemontiese, James Arsenault, Debbie Leone, Renee Sorette, Ellen Peters, | Cyndee Caserma, Cindy Nichols. | : 1 TRACK CLUB First Row (left to right): Marybeth Boudreau, Paul Gearan, Barron Duplease, John Crete, Michael LeDuc. Second Row: Nancy Tourigny, Andrew Hicks, Anthony Ferrera, Gary Tata. Third Row: David Tillinger, John Walsh, James Aubuchon, Lisa Lipkind, Ann LeDuc. First Row (left to right): Michael Cavanaugh, Advisor; Lisa Lipkind, Secretary; Kim Duval, President; John Nowlin, Treasurer. Second Row: Lynda Tocci, Robert Dellechiaie, Anthony Ferrara, Patrick Carroll, Rebecca Keller, Valerie Palermo, Teresa Perla, Barbara Olivier, Maryellen Daigneault, Rebecca Bou- dreau. Third Row: Laura Hytinen, Kathleen Reddy, Jeff Setero, Ryan White, Brian O’Rourke, Louis Daigneault, Kris Cote, Kimberly Erikson, Daniel Aubuchon, David Boucher. Fourth Row: David Baker, David Bergman, Joe Suyemoto, Kevin Donnelly, Michael Fusco, Rodney Somma, John D. Walsh, Greg Young, Douglas Roy. Fifth Row: Stephan McDowell, Robert LeFebvre, Robert Howitt, Kevin Crowley, Mike Andrzejewski, Craig Long, Janet Rogers, Lisa Marcaccio, Sean Cullins, Andrew Hicks, Brian Carroll. Sixth Row: John Maxim, Peter Pancare, Kevin Spadafore, Michael Burque, Scott Love, Patrick Kinsella, William Paquette, Anthony DiNardo, Anthony Freda: Missing: Christopher Santucci, Vice President. ee a ie NT PROM COMMITTEE es) First Row (left to right): Beth Pirro, Vice President; Wayne Daigle, President; Jill Minich, Chairman; Anthony Bangrazi, Co-Vice-Chairman; Wendi Philpotts, Co-Vice-Chairman; Steven Hatfield, Treasurer; Paula Romano, Secretary. Second Row: Deborah Boucher, Natalie McMillian, Jennifer Angevine, Karen Fink, Lelsie Johnson, Lynne Spadafora, Tammy Barrett, Laurie Marrone, Lisa Lipkind, Matthew Longo. Third Row: Douglas Blair, Suzanne Thomas, Jill Myllykangas, Kelly McNamara, Kathy Albee, Dawn Tocci, Sarah Bernier, Kelly Burns. Fourth Row: Janet Rogers, Rodney Somma, Karen Bourque, Paula Agnew, Diane DeCarolis, Sherry Bernard, Nancy Larson, Rhonda LaPointe. A i: V The Prom Committee is an organization of the Junior Class responsible for setting up all aspects of the Junior-Senior Prom. The committee consists of about 30 members who are divided into subcom- mittees which handle a specific part of the prom organization (such as, invita- tions and band). The four Junior Class Officers (Wayne Daigle, Beth Pirro, Ste- ven Hatfield and Paula Romano, the com- mittee chairperson (Jill Minich), and vice- chairpersons (Wendi Philpotts and Anth- ony Bangrazi) correlate information from the individual subcommittees in order to present it to the committee for approval. The Junior Class Advisor (Mrs. Johnson) provides guidance and input into the committee’s actions. The goal of the com- mittee is to put on the best prom possible at the least cost. @ SPECIAL NEEDS CLASS Located across from the Student Council Service Center is a small classroom for the Special Needs Class. The students are taught by Verna Charpentier and Grace Fallavollita. Mrs. Charpentier (af- fectionately known by her students as “Dolly”) heads this program. Her main goal is to have her students function succesfully in society. The program in school is focused on prac- tical skills; sewing, cooking, and house- keeping are on the agenda. They also learn academic skills like reading, writing and arithmetic. Once a week all the students go to the Fitchburg Work and Rehabilitation Cen- ter where they learn fine motor skills such as packing and sorting. If they are not assigned to any particlar project that day, they go to different stores and learn how to shop. A special congratulations to Lisa Coffoni for graduating with the class of 1983. First row (left to right): Robert Brooks, Carmen Perez, Kenneth Bedard, Lisa Caffoni, Gregory, Thompson, Joseph DiPrima. Second row: Donna Coates, Susanne Pipe r, Jennifer Reed, Grace Fallavollita, Verna “Dolly” Charpentier, Diane Agnew, Diane Draleau. Third row: Kelly Cote, Kryslis Carrington, Dawn} Heffelfinger, Lisa Acerbi. ai eae Lisa Caffoni, Class of ‘‘83”’ Grace Fallavollita 1. Lisa Caffoni Santa, 2. Gregory Thompson, 3. Merry Christmas! 4. Joseph DiPrima, 5. Starting School, 6. Robert Brooks, Joseph DiPrima Gregory Thompson, 7. Kenneth Bedard. Monlicackier Head Coach Mike Vaillette Varsity Football St. John’s Cambridge Rindg e-Latin Marlboro LHS St. Peter’s-Marian LHS Holy Name LHS Southbridge LHS Brockton LHS Trinity High School LHS Wachusett Regional LHS Fitchburg Super Bowl LHS 40 Hudson 21 Record: 11 Wins, 0 Losses, 0 Ties - 7 + “ ? - 3 4 r: = Se J : call . . . =} 48 Palazzi under fire VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row (left to right): Kevin Spadafore, Daniel Crowley, John Saulnier, R. Scott Keogh, Douglas McIntosh, Scott Chester, Joseph Killelea, Anthony Ferrara, Alan Becotte, Michael Bangrazi. Second Row: Michael Malone, Jeffrey Beauvais, Paul Bisceglia, Jeffrey Roberts, William Carroll, Joseph Tusia, John Nowlin, William Sicard, Robert Senee, Bruce Albert. Third Row: Robert Fournier, Michael Fusco, Richard Dandini, Gary Farr, Michael Lizotte, David Palazzi, David Marshall, Michael Flanagan, John Normandin, Michael Keogh. Fourth Row: Patrick Malone, Christopher Route, Jan Martino, Lawrence Cordio, Michael Andrzejewski, Robert Salvatelli, David McNally, Brian Matley, Douglas Hatfield, Jamie Perla. Fifth Row: Edward Lagoy, Michael Valera, Craig Long, Sean Dupee, Robert Penning, Scott Kartanos, Daniel Valliere, Roger LaFleur, John Connors, Mark Burnett. Sixth Row: Offensive Coordinater Joseph Hickey, Special Teams Coach Joseph DeCarolis, Head Coach Michael Vaillette, Defensive Coordinator Mark Keisling, Trainer John Culley. The Leominster High School football team powered its way to an undefeated season, and their fifth Super Bowl victory. It was also the second consecutive year that Leominster was crowned “‘Super Bowl Champions’’. This year’s team was so talented that they did not have to start anyone on both offense and defense. The offense, led by tailback Scott Chester, broke the school’s single season scoring record by over ninety points. Chester tallied twenty seven touchdowns, and rushed for almost 1,800 yards. He was aided by an outstanding offense line consisting of Doug McIntosh, Alan Becotte, Dan Crowley, Ed Lagoy, and John Normandin. The hard running of fullbacks Rick Dandini and Mike Keogh, took pressure off Chester. When Leominster went to the air, they were equally effective behind the arm of Dave Palazzi. Palazzi’s favorite targets were wide receiver Mike Bangrazi and Billy Sicard. On defense, the Devils also displayed their talents. The line of Bill Carroll, Tony Ferrara, Scott Keogh, and Mike Lizotte was exceptional in Leominster’s big wins over Brockton and Marlboro. Linebackers Bob Senee and John Saulnier made constant visits to the opposing backfields all season long. The hard hitting of Safety Joe Killelea and Linebacker Dave McNally provided excitement for the Leominster crowd. The biggest wins of the season came against Brockton, as they avenged the last two seasons losses, against Fitchburg when Chester scored four times, and their second straight victory over Hudson in the Super Bowl. Chester was again spectacular as he crossed the goal line five times. This was one of the greatest teams in Leominster history, and they will always be remembered as true champions. Their excellence on the field is a credit to the coaches, players, fans, and the Leominster football legacy. The 1982 team will not be forgotten! Leominster sideline Captains clockwise from top left: R. Scott Keogh, Joseph Killelea, Doug- las McIntosh, and Scott Chester Another job well-done Reflections Taking the field i crosses the line thi, yuw lege ™, Pee ARE scott Canty yg Ss oa The record setting offense First Row(left to right): Christine DeCarolis, Kristen Cote, Carla Camardella, Patricia Mangiacotti, Laurie Marrone. Second Row(left to right): Judy Scola, Paula Romano, Jenni- fer Allain, Bethann Hickey, Margot DeCarolis. ® Mike Keogh THANKSGIVING DAY GAME Post-game celebration MVP-Scott Chester in action ® LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Record: 8 Wins, 0 Losses, 0 Ties “Show us how to throw the ball, Coach.”’ Junior Varsity Football she 14 24 47 21 33 27 ibe) JV FOOTBALL Coach Ronald Palazzi ne ae . id © “Mert Wsirnsssunsninmilialiat First Row (left to right): Matthew Camardella, Michael lacaboni, David Cormier, Richard Picucci. Second Row: Timothy Bissonnette, Michael Marino, James Miller, Richard Barbieri, David Martineau, Michael Richard, Richard Oliver, Michael Salafia. Third Row: Richard Nurmi, Scott DelGiudice, Ronald Foster, John Bessette, Mark Salafia, Peter Tocci, Mark Duffy, Dennis Doucette. Fourth Row: Mike Brousseau Dana Perkins, John Gardner, Dave Ingemi, Robert Cotton, Dave Franciosi, Shawn Tata, Shawn Bunnell. Fifth Row: Coach Ron Palazzi, Scott Love, Candido Morales, Luis Melendez, Alberto Cruz, Terry LaSonde, Coach Scott Hay. St. John’s Marlboro Holy Name St. Peter’s-Marian Southbridge St. Bernard’s Wachusett Fitchburg ro ONADNOAND SO Michael Iacaboni “Good luck, guys.”’ Stopping Fitchburg . . Coach Scott Hay . again! FRESHMAN FOOTBALL if vt Pet a a oe BaD e a AaNEY Robert Healy Ronald Mazzaferro First Row, (left to right): Randy Moisan, John Bangrazi, Victor DiNardo, Paul Belleza, Francis LaPlume, John Ceruto, Dean Martino, Ronald Vallee, David Pellerin, Richard Malone. Second Row: John Iovaine, Kevin Picucci, David Helenius, Kevin Kent, Joseph Caouette, Marcus Talbert, Jose Rivera, John DelGiudice, Michael Pietila. Third Row: Richard Millette, Brian Gonthier, Thomas Jordan, Mario Zimi, Matthew Vincent, Randall Gaudette, Steven Bilodeau, James Gauthier. Row Four: Coach Ronald Mazzaferro, Todd Crawford, Freshman Football LHS St. Bernard’s LHS Holy Name LHS Holy Name LHS i2 St. Peter’s-Marian — pw DANWwWONNO DA LHS 14 St. John’s LHS 12 Wachusett LHS 18 Fitchburg LHS 6 @$t. John’s Record: 4 Wins, 2 Losses, 2 Ties peer .S John lovaine Jose Rivera Mario Zimei Victor DiNardo ® BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Captain Paul Gearan Coach Mark Cleaves ms First Row (left to right): Anthony Cleaves, Andrew Hicks, James Aubuchon, Mark Baker, David Tillinger, Timothy Bellzea. Second Row: Coach Mark Cleaves, Paul Gearan (Captain), Michael LeDuc, Gary Tata, Kevin Crowley. The boys’ cross country team produced its fourth consecutive winning season by defeating many Boys Cross Country teams tha t had a greater number of runners than Leominster. ae Soe The team’s leading runner was Mike LeDuc. LeDuc took first in the majority of the dual meets and LHS. Si Bator’. Matian was one of the top runners in the district. He took third place in both the league meet and the L.HS. Fitchburg Wachusett Invitational. Battling for second and third on the team was senior captain Paul Gearan ee Be ae and junior Kevin Crowley. Gearan and LeDuc were named league all-stars by finishing in the top LHS. ear tyeie: ten in the league meet. IHS, Holy Name : LHS. Gatdnee Senior Gary Tata and sophomore Jamie Aubuchon held down the fourth and fifth spots on the L.H.S: : Cushing team. Aubuchon came on strong late in the season to challenge Tata. Sophomores Andy Hicks, L.H.S. North Middlesex Greg Mackey, and Dave Tillinger and freshman Mark Baker showed great promise for the future. EES: Marlboro L:HLS. Lunenburg Record: 8 Wins, 5 Losses All made great improvement over the course of the season. The highlight of the season came with a win over a strong Gardner team. Leominster fought off a driving rain storm and ran tough to overcome Gardner. Outstanding times were turned in against | St. John’s, with most members of the team running their best times. | me : = es? i a. a“ t= : 3 es Ms cae 4 vale ; 29 Sa BS nn — A oe gg a peal 6 ate as — - 4 aaa 7 ee eae “ ‘3 + i — Tm OM, |S ee a bs Pi ¥ _ = - 4 . a ® Michael LeDuc Kevin Crowley Gary Tata Ascending the hill GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Captain Marybeth Boudreau Coach First Row (left to right): Karen Gulliver, Susan Marciano, Mary Beth Boudreau (Captain), Megan McLaughlin. Second Row: Coach Mark Cleaves, Lynda Tocci, Gail Tata, Lisa Lipkind, Patricia Roffee. The girls’ cross country had its most successful season in many years. Led by sophomores Gail Girls Cross Country Tata and Sue Marciano, the girls crossed the .500 mark and enjoyed good individual success along LHS 26 Westford 29 Uc: -GHS, 20 St Bernard’s 36 LHS. 20. St. Peter s- Captian Mary Beth Boudreau guided the team with her excellent leadership: The team ran well Marian 35 together and made it difficult for the opposition to break up their groups of runners. Tata and L.H.S. 50 Fitchburg 15 Marciano led the team, but were followed closely by five other runners. Boudreau put in hard ' L.HS. 48 Wachusett 15 work and was a consistent performer. Sophomore Lynda Tocci was a pleasant surprise, and often iHS 18 Notre Dame 37 a threat to the top runners. Juniors Megan McLaughlin and Lisa Lipkind provided needed depth, L.H.S. 49 Nashoba 15 and Chris Peltola fought off an early season illness to come back as a major contributor to the L.H.S. 21 Holy Name 35 Mace L.H.S. 29. Gardner 27 L.H.S. 20 North The team began the season with three impressive wins and then after a couple of losses came back Middlesex 44 to defeat Notre Dame and Holy Name. The girls also defeated the faculty in a dual meet. Hes) 43 Marlbovo 17 Record: 6 Wins, 5 Losses The team should look for continued success in upcoming years and maintain the winning trend set by this year’s team. a hy a, x ee a _ Lynda Tocci Megan McLaughlin Lisa Lipkind Susan Marciano Gail Tata 55 Coach Emile Johnson VARSITY SOCCER 7 First Row (left to right): Stephen Zeiders, Christopher Gagne, L. Ricky Martinez, Kevin Polucha, Shawn Callahan, Mark O’Connor, Michael Piccuci. Second Row: Aramis Gonzalez, Ronald Ebb, Mark Matthew, Steven Drury, Shayne Jordan, Michael Elliot, Andrew Brideau. Third Row: Michelle Surrette, Theodore Losey, Peter Bernard, Michael Martinez, Mitchell Green, Coach Emile Johnson. Varsity Soccer Wachusett Westford St. John’s St. Peter’s-Marian Quabbin Marlboro South St. John’s Wachusett St. John’s St. Peter’s-Marian Holy Name Cushing Wachusett Doherty LHS Holy Name LHS St. Peter’s-Marian District E Division I Playoffs LHS 6 Tantasqua LHS 4 Holy Name 5 Record: 12 Wins, 6 Losses, 2 Ties LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS NDANOrFOONNOKP ANW OHH OrFPONNF OF OWOrFRH ONO O ® Mitch Green The soccer team enjoyed another successful season under the direction of Emile Johnson. The team reached the semi-finals of the district playoffs before falling in overtime to a tough Holy Name team. It was a season of peaks and valleys for the team. During the first nine games, they won seven but absorbed two losses to league rival St. John’s. They avenged the losses on October 14 when they defeated St. John’s 2-1. Three straight losses in the latter part of the season hurt the team’s district playoff chances, but they came back, and recorded two wins and a tie to finish out the regular season. They destroyed Tantasqua in the quarter finals of the districts before falling to Holy Name. Seniors Shawn Callahan, Mark O’Connor. Kevin Polucha, Stephen Zeiders, and Rick Martinez, all contributed heavily to Leominster’s well balanced attack, but it was truly a team effort. Every member of the team made an effect on the team’s performance and all should be commended for their effort and success. Loum . UE S| Captains (left to right): L. Ricky Martinez, Kevin Polucha, and Shawn Callahan. Warming up Watching the game Shawn Callahan Steve Drury VARSITY SOCCER CHEERLEADERS First Row (left to right): Gretchen Augat, Jodie Turano, Linda Bourgeois, Elizabeth McAnn, ; Kristine Ludwick, Second Row: Tracy Pollastri, Linda George, Monica Marchesani, Joan Mark O’Connor Quiet Ann Eppley. PY Malcolm MacPherson LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Record: 1 Win, 9 Losses, 2 Ties Junior Varsity Soccer KB OOKDOWrF OF KF OF OC HE) vy Coach First Row (left to right): Phouangsauan Inthirath, Jeffrey Gaffney, Scott Crossman, Kerry Callahan, Richard D’Inno- cenzo, Kathleen Elliot, Louis Candiello, Randall Chew, David Harper. Second Row: Coach Malcolm MacPherson, George Bond, Jason Daoust, Todd Amico, Michael Worthley, Jamie Bernard, Keith Russo, Stephen Longo, Mitchell Jordon, John L’Ecuyer. Wachusett Westford St. John’s Quabbin Marlboro St. John’s Wachusett St. John’s Holy Name Cushing Wachusett Holy Name rPrFRPROW PNK WAN © A intha.s Rs ME Pay, a ee : a ae RS Se ces ae Pap Ce eee te. pee om pate SOA rs JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Coach Jane Russell First Row (left to right): Jacqueline Aubuchon, Kristin Caisse, Monica Gauvin, Joyce Gallagher, Margaret Regan, Marybeth Walsh. Second Row: Coach Jane Russell, Shelley Mason, Becky Stone, Lisa Montaquila, Julie Christoforo. LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS ® Junior Varsity Field Hockey 1 N O00 OO RW OO Ort et te Wachusett St. Bernard’s Noly Name Notre Dame Fitchburg Wachusett St. Bernard’s Holy Name Notre Dame Fitchburg Wachusett St. Bernard’s Notre Dame Holy Name Fitchburg CONONLOKHKHOOOCOOOO Record: 8 Wins, 3 Losses, 4 Ties Devils in action Shelley Mason 59) VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY ae Co-captaigg Co-captain Linda Schofield LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LAS. LHS LHS LHS LHS Record: 8 Wins, 8 Losses, 1 Tie Michelle Barrg First Row (left to right): Jill Myllykangas, Linda Schofield, Tracey Lynch, Leigh Navaroli, Ann Regan, Ann Landry, Amy DeCarolis, Deanne Pananos. Second Row: Donna Pierce, Jennifer Tobin, Donna Johnston, Rebecca Boudreau, Deborah Sharos, Lynn Garrett, Michelle Barry, Rene Cote. Varsity Field Hockey PRR HON PRK ON WH WH OHO Wachusett St. Bernard’s Holy Name Notre Dame Fitchburg Wachusett Doherty St. Bernard’s Holy Name Notre Dame Fitchburg Wachusett St. Bernards Burncoat Holy Name Notre Dame Fitchburg Coach Rene Cote COP KFNWHKNHWNHOHRTONN SNS The two new coaches of the girls’ field hockey team, Rene Cote and Jane Russell, led the players through a winning and fun season. The captains were Michelle Barry and Linda Schofield. Other seniors on the team were Donna Pierce, Jennifer Tobin, and Ann Regan. The top scorers of the season were Amy DeCarolis, junior, and Linda Schofield, who had many quick breakaways. Oth- er strong forwards were Michelle Barry, Deborah Sharos, junior, and Jennifer Tobin. On defense, Donna Pierce, Leigh Navaroli, sophomore, and Ann Landry, freshman, were irreplacable as half- backs and fullbacks. As goalie, Rebecca Boun- dreau allowed few goals to be scored against Leo- minster without a fight. Although the girls did not make the District Three Competition, they worked hard at practices and games to produce not only an enjoyable season, but also a certain kinship among the members of the team. Devils in action Tracey Lynch Becca Boudreau oe de Wael Corner shot Warming up . Par ’ 98% = a a At - . P Linda Schofield Deborah Sharos Leigh Navaroli © LHS: L.H.S. LAS: L.H.S. LHS: byl a bY iS: L.H.S. LEMS: Record: 0 Wins, 9 Losses Co-captain LeAnn Robillard 71 72 Girls Swimming GIRLS SWIMMING ane A - gam | SY why smimming swimming summing swimming Co-captain Mellanie Gamache First Row (left to right): Deborah Shortsleeve, Deidre Goguen, Dawn Heffelfinger, Kimberly Barrett. Second Row: Paula Williams, Ellen Amadio, Paula Secino, Mellanie Gamache (Co-Captain), Tamra Robichaud, Judy Grenault. Third Row: Coach Shaun Jacobs, Kathleen Reddy, Ann LeDuc, Ann Biery, Mary Lou Robichaud, LeAnn Robillard (Manager and Co-Captain). Paceeess S Despite short pool hours and small size, the girls’ swimming team turned in a complete season, some South 91 terrific times, and sent two swimmers — Kathleen Reddy, sophomore, and Tammy Robichaud, junior, Brookline 104 to the State Championships. The 0-9 record does not reflect outstanding personal performances or Sse ape es the closeness of many meets. The lack of a full complement of swimmers in many events all but wrote North 113 off the team’s chances. The team looks forward to a building season next year, and, though the loss of Notre Dame 48 graduating seniors will be felt, the strong undergraduate core should provide a solid base to future | Wellesley 82 endeavors. Gardner 51 Lexington 109 mi” Co Re Swimmer in flight Ann LeDuc and Tamra Robichaud, western buddies BOYS’ SWIMMING Mike Millette LHS 49 LHS 41 LHS 69 LHS 83 LHS 49 LHS 61 LHS 65 EHS 79 LHS 43 LHS 78 LHS. 37 Record: 3 Wins, 8 Losses Captain Joe Suyemoto Captain First Row (left to right): Michael Pirro, James DeMont, Andrew Valeri, Steven Hatfield, Anthony Bangrazi, James Blanchette, Michael Weis, Joe Suyemoto, Michael Millette, Kevin Belanger, Ste- phen Fluet, Richard Johnson. Second Row: Derek Goldberg, Brian Carroll, Kevin Fletcher, Kevin Hamill, John Pirro, Paul Neidich. Boys’ Swimming Acton-Boxboro 102 Gardner Malden Framingham South Worcester Academy Brockton Framingham North Cushing Academy Gardner Wellesley Cushing Academy Losing sight Swimmer-scholar, John Nowlin Derek Goldfish Coach Richard Johnson Malcolm MacPhearson LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Record: 12 Wins, 6 Losses, 2 Ties. © Coach HOCKEY First Row (left to right): John Petricca, Michael Russo, Joseph Tusia (captain), Thomas Hill (captain), Coach Malcolm MacPhear- son, Timothy Roy (captain), William Sicard, Mario Zimei. Second Row: Herbert Fitzgerald, Keith Russo, Douglas Roy, Kevin Hill, David Legere Daniel Murphy, Davin Fors, Mitchell Greene, Michael Gannon, John Harrington,. Third Row: Todd Amico, Peter Dobransky, Keith Dowling, Gary Savoie, Brian Gonthier, Robert Dellechiaie, Anthony Aveni. Vargity Ice Hockey — a — AOonwwdr anh One NON WANH WON MH AGAINST THE BOARDS Jamboree Wachusett Maynard St. John’s Lunenburg North Middlesex Wachusett Shrewsbury St. Peter-Marian Monty Tech Nashoba Lunenburg Maynard St. Bernard’s St. Peter-Marian Shrewsbury Nashoba St. Bernard’s Monty Tech St. John’s OnwPPRK ON AP WWW OTN OF ON Wr “Where’s the puck?” Leominster man awaits rebound eee | ; oy - ” Seren! eamiomtbee cane oa ¥ } e y See : 4 - ee ee a cee ‘ ae ; ‘ 3 % ‘3 pe Se “ ct th ZL es ‘ b Shifting by a Patriot Fighting for the puck Bouncing puck Joe Tusia attempts backhander HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS 7 | wd First Row (left to right): Cathy George, Sheila Renzi, Dale Cormier, Maryellen Daigneault. Second Row: Karen Miller, Jodi Turano, Kimberly Erickson, Carla Camardella, Linda Bourgeois. 65 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL at. vg Captain Shelley Barry Captain Amy DeCarolis Front Row (left to right): Michelle Barry, Donna DePasquale, Dina Mammone, Pauline Cormier, Deborah Sharos. Second Row: Amy DeCarolis, Kristin Peltola, Kristin Keogh, Katherine Allain, Michele McHugh,. Girls’ Varsity Basketball LHS Algonquin LHS Doherty LHS Wachusett LHS St. Peter-Marian LHS Burncoat LHS Marlboro LHS Shrewsbury LHS Fitchburg LHS Notre Dame LHS Fitchburg LHS Worcester South LHS Holy Name LHS Worcester North LHS Notre Dame LHS St. Bernard’s LHS Holy Name Wachusett St. Bernard’s LHS Marlboro LHS St. Peter-Marian Record: 1 win, 19 losses Driving to the hoop Amy DeCarolis 66 Coach David Fiandaca Jump ball Looking up Outside jumper Kris Peltola Pauline Cormier GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL Coach David Fiandaca First Row (left to right): Pamela St. Yves, Ann Landry, Karen Gulliver, Bonnie Hoffman, Donna Guertin, Coach David Fiandaca. Second Row: Traci Atkinson, Kimberly Barrette, Patricia Fortin, Cheryl Dagenais, Shelley Mason, Margaret Regan, Michele Mason. Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball LHS 27 Algonquin 38 LHS 34 Wachusett 37 LHS 33 St. Peter-Marian 48 LHS 32 Marlboro 33 LHS 28 Shrewsbury 23 LHS 36 Fitchburg 39 LHS 42 Notre Dame 28 LHS 37 Fitchburg 23 LHS 40 Holy Name 31 LHS 43 Notre Dame 30 LHS 33 _ St. Bernard’s 41 LHS 37 Holy Name 38 LHS 34 Wachusett ey LHS 25. St. Bernard’s 31 LHS 41 Marlboro 27 LHS 36 St. Pet er-Marian 52 Record 6 Wins, 10 Losses Heavy action under the net The opening tap ©” Barrette jumps for rebound Mason and Regan wait for rebound Karen Gulliver goes up for two BOYS’ JV BASKETBALL 1 BL Ay VAD, @ @ Coach Donald Tocci First Row (left to right): David Cormier, Matthew Mazzaferro, Shawn Bunnell, Steven Strange, Gregory Young. Second Row: Steven Farwell, Kevin Crowley, Phillip Dean, Samuel Marrone. Third Row: Coach Donald Tocci, Shawn Santucci, Michael Worthley, Cadido Moralas, Dean Brideau. Boys’ JV Basketball St. Peter-Marian Marlboro St. Bernard’s Shrewsbury Wachusett Holy Name Fitchburg St. John’s Holy Name St. Peter-Marian St. Bernard’s Notre Dame-Fitchburg 33 Fitchburg 58 Wachusett 64 First Row (left to right): Diane Salvatelli, Lisa Acerbi, Marlboro 44 Andre Marie Waltner, Kerri Cormier. Second Row: St. John’s 54 Dianne Lister, Paula Crowley, Lisa Ferrara, Linda Max- Record: 15 Wins, 1 Loss im, Theresa Carron. Dave Cormier Shawn Bunnell The Leominster bench © Captain Kevin Polucha First Row (left to right): Joseph Killelea, Kevin Polucha, Scott Chester, James Arsenault. Second Row: Gregory Navaroli, Robert Savatelli, Shawn Parker, Peter Bernard, Richard Serafini, Timothy Spy- lios, Michael Valera, David Palazzi, Joseph Mazzaferro, Coach Ronald Mazzaferro. Boys’ Varsity Basketball St. Peter-Marian Doherty Doherty Marlboro St. Bernard’s Shrewsbury Worcester North Wachusett Holy Name Fitchburg St. John’s Holy Name St. Peter-Marian St. Bernard’s Notre Dame-Fitchburg Fitchburg Wachusett Burncoat Marlboro St. John’s Record: 11 Wins, 9 Losses Coach Ronald Mazzaferro Go for it! Captain Scott Chester Rich Serafini Dave Palazzi DYod BASKETBALL oo ; CHEERLEADERS ) ’ Kevin Polucha Scott Chester First Row (left to right): Cheryl Krysiak, Bertha Williams, Emily Ramos, Lisa Marcoccio. Second Row: Beth Donnelly, Joan Quiet, Linda George, Renee Upson, Coach Sheila Gibbons. @ Shawn Parker Jim Arsenault GIRLS’ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Coach Jack Boissoneau First Row (left to right): Dianna DeSantis, Karen Salvatelli, Anne-Marie Lafosse, Kim Mazzaferro, Melinda Bodie. Second Row: Lilarni Beaulieu, Christina Simmers, Denise Mitchell, Cathy Tremblay. Third Row: Lorraine Horgan, Monica, Coach Jack Boissoneau. Girls’ Freshman Basketball LHS 42 Holy Name 24 LHS 31 Wachusett 28 LHS 31 _ St. Bernard’s 19 LHS 28 Holy Name 13 LHS 34 St. Peter-Marian 7 LHS 36 Wachusett 35 LHS 36 Holy Name 26 LHS 40 Wachusett 32 LHS 40 _ St. Bernard’s 14 LHS 38 _ St. Peter-Marian 10 LHS 26 Holy Name 22 LHS 48 Wachusett 21 LHS 35 _ St. Bernard’s 28 LHS 43 _ St. Peter-Marian 6 LHS 39 _ St. Bernard’s 19 Record: 15 Wins, 0 Losses ® Battle under the boards Denise Mitchell Up for two BOYS’ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL NG, : Z raged pore: ay ¢ ss Coach RR AX jee ‘ : a John Hulecki First Row (left to right): Coach John Hulecki, Gregory Williams, Stephen Duval, Michael Trudel, Kevin Picucci, Todd Crawford, Kerry Callahan. Second Row: Steven Richard, Jon Ciccolini, Gregory Krysiak, Kris Kosakowski, Marcus Talbert, James Bernard, Robert Gagne, James Pitkiewicz. Boys’ Freshman Basketball LHS Holy Name 39 LHS Wachusett 38 LHS St. Bernard’s 49 LHS St. Peter-Marian 15 LHS St. John’s 62 LHS Holy Name 31 LHS Wachusett 16 LHS St. Bernard’s 35 LHS St. Peter-Marian 46 LHS St. John’s 58 LHS Holy Name 48 LHS Wachusett — 45 LHS St. Bernard’s 33 LHS St. Peter-Marian 22 LHS St. John’s 61 Record: 5 Wins, 10 Losses os aak e “seme “Seana - aa Mike Trudel Todd Crawford Jumper from the corner ° ® WRESTLING L Joseph DeCarolis LHS 54 LHS 14 LHS.-22 LHS: 27 LHS 24 LHS 21 LHS :29 LHS 25 LHS 45 LHS 35 LHS 56 LHS 732 LHS 32 LHS 26 LHS 14 LHS 29 Record: 5 Wins, 11 Losses Coach First Row (left to right): Todd Dollard, David Marshall, John Normandin, Jeffrey Roberts (captain), Michael Renzi (captian), Bernard Saulnier, Douglas Hatfield, Richard Baron. Second Row: Coach Joseph DeCarolis, Francis Guillemette, Garret Lewush, Keith Sharos, John Ceruto, Brian Matley, Patrick Malley, David Harris, Roger Lafleur. Third Row: John Connors, Robert Cotton, David Marcoux, Timothy Bissonnette, Kris Nelson, Dean Martino, Jeffrey Connors, Richard Malone, Tony DiNardo, Jan Martino. Wrestling Littleton 15 Greater Lawrence 44 Lawrence 44 Framingham South 34 Concord Carlisle 40 Concord Carlisle 39 Gardner 36 Westford 32 Marlboro 19 Shrewsbury Assabett Valley ti Algonquin 27| Cushing Academy Salem Nashoba Bishop Guerton Rick Baron with a cross-face “Put me down!” Jeff Roberts Attack! Jeffrey Roberts Leominster always on top A job well done Renzi battles it out Heavy action « ® 3 iE 23 e ii + wee eee ee ee . wee ee a ee . 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Hieacaderttc:sectinio: . . . . were . oe Harold Mooney Co-op Coordinator Robert Archibald Director of Occupational Education William Mercer Richard Mailloux Guidance Counselor and Class Advisor Class Advisor Donna Westphal Sandra Turner Evelyn Tata : 178) Special Education Special Education Secretary SENIOR TRADE OFFICERS Ea TNE “a 3 $ INI Elizabeth Plamondon Kevin Boccia Gregory Magill President Vice-President Secretary TRADE SENIORS First Row Seated. (left to right): Arlene Dykes, Kevin Rogers, Jim Hebert, Mark Chiurri, Ron Consalvo, Rick Kamataris, Jeff Boudreau, Guy Arsenault, Maureen Killelea, Wayne Brissette, Greg Graham, David Goulkin. Second Row Seated: Eric Schofield, Allen Gilmour, Mike Allain, Bryant Houle, David Cormier, John Harris, Ronald Surrett, Kevin Godin. Third Row: Andy Bessette, Thomas Melanson, Larry Hilow, Ross Bernier. Fourth Row: Joe Kennedy, Tim Smith, Dean Kirouac, Randy Gallant, Tony DiRusso, Tom Allain, Doug Cormier, Kevin Hamel, Denis Lamoureaux, Alan Brooks, Jerry Copeland, Frank Mello, Wayne Cossi, Mike Cormier, Brian Bourque, Jeff Landry, Gary Roy, Mike Gallagher, ® Sean Murphy, Greg Magill, David Martin, Bill Fletcher, Norman Charpentier. AUTO BODY 1. Mr. Zakoian makes point, 2. Scott Bash, 3. Evelyn Hardy, 4. The Auto Body Shop, 5. Sylvan Ramsey, 6. Steven Crowe, 7. Rhonda Eringi, 8. George Dupee, 9. Steven Allain, 10. Mr. Zakoian, 11. Tina Lozeau, 12. Rhonda Eringi. The Auto Body department trains stu- dents to become familiar with all parts of an automobile. Students learn to straight- en frames and uniconstruction bodies, re- pair doors and fenders, and replace da- maged parts with new parts. Masking, sanding, and spray painting add the fin- ishing touches. Mr. Zakoin also teaches the finer points of auto body work. This includes classic paint jobs, pinstriping, buffing and polish- ing, and exterior and interior recondition- ing. The students will work in area body shops with the aim of eventually owning a business. The auto body students possess a variety of skills and will go on to suc- cessful careers. AUTO MECHANICS 1. Philip Desmarais, 2. Three-Mile Island, once again, 3. David Cormier, Mr. Gilbert David Newell, 4. Kevin Godin, 5. Autos prepared, 6. Scott Farrell, David Cormier, Mark Capone, 7. John Harris, 8. Mark Capone, 9. Mr. Hatch, 10. Mr. Gilbert, 11. Scott Farrell, 12. David Cormier. SS The Auto Mechanics class is a learning environment in which much time is spent under and around automobiles. The stu- dent gains valuable experience in auto- motive repair by learning the basics of lubrication, brakes, clutch, cooling sys- tem, engine, suspension, and transmis- sion. Many ‘‘jobs” are brought into the shop requiring anything from a minor tune-up to a major overhaul. The work must be done and done correctly. Each student is trained to his or her high- est capacity by Mr. Gilbert and Mr. Hatch. Every student has had the training and experience that will be put to good use in a job area where positions are always plentiful. CARPENTRY 1. Brian Bourque, 2. Michael Cormier, 3. The house that Trade built (1982-1983), 4. Mr. Laetz, 5. Kevin Rogers, 6. Carpentry Related Class, 7. Mr. Laetz, 8. David Martin, 9. Frank Mello, 10. Mr. Papagni, 11. Mr. Burton, 12. David Martin, Brian Bourque, Frank Mello Howard Burnham, 13. Howard Burnham, Michael Lagoy, Mr. Laetz, David Martin, Frank Mello, Brian Bourque. Carpentry students first learn the proper use, care and safety of hand tools, power tools, and millwork machinery. In the next couple of years they apply these skills in the house building programs. The skills they use include: rough framing, boarding, shingling, exterior and interior trim, stair building, and cabinet work. The carpentry students are eargerly wait- ing to enter the working world and put their knowledge to use. They have been taught by Mr. Papagni in the shop, Mr. Laetz at the house, and Mr. Burton in the classroom. Their skills shall serve them well regardless of what future they pur- sue. COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY ; y were “th, : 1. Cheryl Teague, 2. Paul Nowlan, 3. Michael Gallagher, 4. a Michael Vallee, 5. Kevin Boccia, Daniel Plamondon, Lori : Hillman, Michael Vallee, Elizabeth Plamondon, Michael Gallagher L. Scott Hembrow, 6. Electronic Computer Related, 7. Lori Hillman, 8. Elizabeth Plamondon, 9. L. Scott Hembrow, 10. Kevin Boccia, 11. Mr. Varin, 12. Daniel Plamondon, 13. Computer Technology. -s . TAS cate AFPETY Gt Will Hi The Computer Technology student learns the skills of assembling, testing, maintaining, and trouble-shooting a com- puter system. This year, students learned a lot about basic electronics and program- ming of Digital PoP-8e computers. Micro- processors and digitrainers are the elec- tronic devices used by the student to build microprocessor computers. Build- ing power supplies, repairing a computer from a local machine company, and re- pairing the school’s shop electrical tools are some of the projects from this shop. Most of the students plan to pursue jobs at computer technology companies, or to pursue a college education in the comput- er field. They have been properly pre- pared by Mr. Varin, their instructor. LL ALAd sansereasse?? 1. James Hebert, 2. Related Class, 3. Drafting Class, 4. Joseph Kennedy, 5. Joseph Kennedy, James Hebert, Rick Kamataris, Tracy Coyer, Steven Mercier, Gerald Copeland, Antonio DiR- usso 6. Mr. Harrington Tracy Coyer, 7. Drafting, 8. Steven Mercier, 9. Rick Kamataris, 10. Mr. Harrington, 11. James Hebert, 12. Tracy Coyer, 13. Antonio DiRusso. DRAFTING Students in the Drafting program are taught the graphic language, the commu- nication of information through use of pictures. Using their skills, these students learn to produce technical drawings of various items, ranging from simple details of threads and gears to complicated lay- outs and designs for use in mechanics, injection molding, and wiring. Some stu- dents also learn structural building design or architecture. Using the skills and knowledge acquired under the careful guidance of Mr. Har- rington and Mr. Hemenway, graduates should have little difficulty working suc- cessfully in industry. y ELECTRONICS jr N 2 a wD) ci I 1. William Fletcher, Mark Richard, Gregory Magill, Gary Roy, Michael Philbin, Kevin O'Connor, 2. Mr. Sobel, 3. William Fletcher, 4. Mark Richard, 5. Gary Roy, 6. Gregory Magill, 7. Kevin O’Connor Michael Philbin, 8. Gregory Magill Mark Richard, 9. Mr. Moryl, 10. Mr. Sobel, 11. Gregory Magill, 12. Mr. Moryl. meen SA a ew The Electronics students first completes an exploratory program. The student then pro- ceeds to choose one of two areas of specializa- tion for the following three years. The com- munications technician program prepares the student to enter the field of radio, television, C-B, and other communication systems repair trades. The industrial electronic and electric student gains a broad background in electric- ity, hydraulics, and refrigeration to serve as a base for future employment as an electrician or in the area of electromechanical mainten- ance. In the past, the electronics shop has done the wiring for the house that the carpentry shop built. They have also done the wiring in the Guidance Office and in other areas of the school. This experience is valuable as many of the students s eek employment after graduation. Mr. Moryl and Mr. Sobel have taught them well. GRAPHIC ARTS 1. David Goulkin, 2. Gregory Graham, 3. Jeffrey Landry, 4. Wayne Brissette, Sean Murphy, Maureen Killelea, Gregory Graham, and Jeffrey Landry, 5. Wayne Brissette and Sean Murphy, 6. Graphic Arts Shop, 7. Wayne Brissette, 8. Sean Murphy, 9. Mr. Ogert, 10. Mr. Peacock, 11. Richard Giroaurd, 12. Maureen Killelea, Jeffrey Landry, Wayne Brissette, Gregory Graham, and Sean Murphy. In Graphic Arts, students learn design and layout using computer typesetting machines and other typesetting methods. Students are taught various types of cam- era work and printing perparation. They learn how to operate and maintain offset presses and become familiar with the use of bindery equipment including cutters, folders, and staplers. Students are also taught cost estimating and billing proce- dures, by their instructor, Mr. Ogert. The special projects the graphic arts de- partment works on includes the student handbook for the high school and various printing work for the city offices. Stu- dents from his job place well in the job market. MACHINE SHOP oe Se Be | 1. Andre Bessette, 2. Timothy Smith, 3. Guy Arseneault, 4. Machine shop, 5. Thomas Allain, 6. Allen Gilmour, Thomas Melanson, Andre Bessette, Thomas Allain, Ross Bernier, 7. Jeffrey Boudreau, 8. Allen’ Gilmour, 9. Thomas Melanson, 10. Mr. Fontaine, 11. Mr. Belliveau, 12. Ross Bernier, 13. Andre Bessette. The Machine Shop trade student learns metal works by beginning with simple tools and progressing to more complex power machinery. The student also learns to master the use of machine tools such as metal lathes, milling machines, and grinders. The instructors, Mr. Belli- veau and Mr. Fontaine, also teach nu- merical control programming and numeri- cal control tool operation. While still in school, the students’ goal is to be involved in the cooperative educa- tion program in which students spend ev- ery other week working in the communi- ty’s various industry. After graduation, the machine shop students are prepared for employment in this trade or a field closely related to it. “se o.0 6.8008 88 2 8 6 8 wee eT WELDING 1. Ronald Surett, 2. Dean Brideau, 3. Bryant Houle, Wayne Cossi, Denis Lamoureux, Douglas Cormier, Ronald Consalvo, Ronald Surett, 4. Shawn Smith, 5. Welding lounge, 6. Dean Brideau Scott LeBlanc, 7. Denis Lamoureux, 8. Bryant Houle, 9. Ronald Consalvo Bryant Houle, 10. Mr. Mountzuris, 11. Douglas Cormier, 12. Bryant Houle Ronald Consalvo. The students in the Welding Shop learn the skills involved in all types of welding: pipe, oxyacetylene, MIG, and TIG. They also learn the skills for oxyacetylene burning with radio-graphic machines, sil- ver and lead soldering, and the tech- niques of metal fabrication including lay- out, bending, and forming. As juniors, the members of the Class of ’°83 worked on the previous year’s class gift. It is now in place near the Trade entrance. These students have worked under the guidance of Mr. Mountzuris on other projects. In the future, most students will try to secure in the best welding jobs available or jobs closely related to their trade. 1. James Hebert, 2. Deidre Goguen, 3. 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