Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Page 7 text:

C LA SS OF 1 98 3 —

Page 6 text:

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.

Page 8 text:

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.