Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1984 volume:

Lo . : = E !eominster High School Leominster, MA 01455 sex! “cmt LD ee ” 7 = ‘ “It’s Time For Moving On”’ We’ve traveled a long, long time together, and there have been a lot of good things on the way. But now, it’s almost time for leavin’, and things I feel inside are very hard to say. But it’s time for moving on my friend, I hold back all the tears and sorrow, It finally is time to go our sep’rate ways. And | want to wish you well my friend as we search for new tomorrows. Go as you must but please Don’t forget our yesterdays. Remember the dreams we dreamed together All of the joys we shared in getting to today. Now just one time before you leave me reach out and take my hand and help me walk away. It’s time for moving on. Don’t forget our yesterdays. It’s time for moving on... Thanks For Everyth ng “Mom” Johnson. . . We, the members of the Class of 1984, would like to extend our gratitutde to the woman who has helped to make our four years at L.H.S. such an enriching experience. As our class advisor, Mrs. Johnson had to pick up the pieces of past advisors during our busiest year. However, she was well-organized and her devotion and enthusiasm were an immense help in planning the prom. Mrs. Johnson could always be seen helping out at our class activities. Be it dances, the rally, prom committee, .. . we could always depend on her guidance and rationa- lity. Most importantly though, Mrs. Johnson will be remembered as a special friend to many of us. She was always there to listen to our problems, class- related or personal, and to offer us sound advice in her caring way. Thank you, Mrs. Johnson, for being our advisor, our friend, our ‘““mom’’. You’ve truly enriched our lives and this dedication is a small token of our appreciation. To my fellow classmates: We live in a world where everything is given a title. We were given the “‘title’’, Class of 1984. This name gave us purpose, direction, and more importantly, a reason to be proud; not so much in what we have accomplished, but in who we are. It gives us the determination to go into the future confident that we will succeed. It is now time for us to leave, but we leave Leominster High, not the Class of 1984. We will belong to this class, and the class to us, forever. The laughter, tears, successes and failures we have shared will always be here for us to learn from and re-experience. As I walk through the halls of L.H.S. I notice many things: the conversation of friends, the heat of arguments, and the elation of people when they have realized success. I suppose that if | would have taken that walk five years ago | would have noticed the same things; but there is something unique about our class that sets us apart. Even from the beginning this was true. We chose not to follow the precedent of others, but rather we fashioned our own. Maybe the reason for this is that we are a class of individuals whose goals are so diverse. This marks the final time that I, as President, will be able to communicate with you before we go on our separate roads. | wish to thank you for your criticism.and confidence in me as your President. These past four years were unlike anything | have experienced. I wish you good luck and bid you farewell. Senior Glass President Phyllis Johnson Michael Vaillette | Senior Class Officers: Vice-President, Beth Pirro; Treasurer, Ron Ebb; President, Wayne Daigle; Secretary, Paula Romano From top: Beth Pirro, Wendi Philpots; Robin Elder, Diane DeCarolis From top: Ann Biery, Debra Squire, Bonnie Johanson; Sheila Renzi, Michael Lizotte 10 Leon Abecket ae j Betsy Algarin Paula Agnew : Kathleen Albee Melissa Aikey Jennifer Allain Steven Arpano Pat Arrutia Jeffrey Aubuchon Wendy Ashton Brian Aubuchon Stephen Aube Donald Avery Tammy Barrett Sherry Bernard Babineau David Bastarache Sarah Bernier Joanne Babineau Magdalena Batista Ellen Bessette Gloria Bachand Peter Beaulieu Michele Beyerlin Anthony Bangrazi Christopher Belanger i Amy Bisceglia Douglas Biron Michael Bisceglia = Diana Bilodeau Michelle Biscotti Douglas Blair Lucia Bisol Charlene Blanchard Charles Bishop James Blanchette Deborah Boucher Rebecca Boudreau Angela Bond James Bourque Karen Bourque Steven Britt Mark Burnett Beth Brasili il Jeffrey Brosseau Kelly Burns John Brassard Brenda Brown A J [7 Heidi Cade Andrew Brideau Laura Buja Kenneth Caissie Laura Brideau Margaret Burke Christine Caligaris 13 14 Bettina Camire . : ae Julie Christoforo Paul Carignan Kelley Chester Dean Carter Pe bea Andrea Ciccone Jill Clements Paul Clark Tracey Clegg Peter Clark eee cae | + ¢224 soeeeanre 4 ama 8 +e Sg = asad Randy Clermont John Connors Doreen Colecchi James Connors Kimerly Comeau Janet Coppola W Jason Contois Lawrence Cordio Dale Cormier Wayne Corliss Lynn Cormier Jacqueline Cormier Pauline Cormier Tina Cote David Crisci Michael Crawford Kevin Crowley Maryellen Daigneault Wayne Daigle 15 Deborah Dean Philip Dean Richard Dandini Amy Decarolis py Kristine DelRossi Diane Decarolis Brian DelGuidice ass i a iia Christine Decarolis Kathy Demar John Desmond Carlo DeSantis Janice DiGeronimo Debra DePasquale Joyce DiGeronimo 16 James DiMarzio Lisa DiGeronimo Christine DiNardo Lissa Dinnocenzo William DiNardo David Dombrowik Christina DiRusso Kevin Donnelly : Kevin Doucet Daniel Dotron Steven Drury Robin Draleau Brian Dunbar ; | Drake Duplease Sean Dupee 17 18 Kim Duval David Egge John Faiola Richard Duval Gary Farr Steven Duval Michael Elliot Karen Fink Mary Ann Dykes Ann Eppley Jacqueline Finn Ronald Ebb Andrienne Epstein Robert Finneron Eva Fisher Stephen Fluet Michael Franciosi Susan Fix Catherine Flynn Ricky Frank Maryalice Flaherty Davin Fors Michael Fraticelli Linda Flanagan Michael Fontaine Morgen Frye Michael Flanagan Robert Fournier Patricia Furlong 19 Rachelle Gagnon Laurie Gagnon Kevin Gallagher Michael Fusco Pamela Gallant Ester Garcia | Michael Gannon Lynn Garett Victor Gallant Daniel Gaudet Pamela Gerard Karen Gendron Adam Giannunzio Sandra Gende Melinda Gillespie Steven Gogquen Diane Girouard A Z P j Michelle Godin Derek Goldberg Karen Girouard 4 is ! 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Lamthaine Inthirath Scott Infantino Lemthong Inthirath Laura Jancaitis | Julie Irvine Leslie Johnson Bonnie Johansson Donna Johnston Scott Kartanos Shayne Jordan 23 John Keefe Brian Kearney Michael Keogh Laurie Kay Mary Ellen Killelea Roger LaFleur Michael Labor Edward Lagoy John Kulasenski David Landry Rhonda LaPointe Steven Lanza Robin LaPointe John Landry Lorna LaSalle David LeBlanc Kathy Latini “ea Edward Leblanc Theresa Lavoie ta ne ee Sane Scott Leblanc i TY lll Keith Leblanc Renee Leblanc Lynne Ledger Linda Leblanc Lori Leger Ann LeDuc David Leger Vernon Leger Robert LeFebvre 25 26 Christine Lemoine a . = Michael Lizotte Lisa Lipkind Shawn Little Maria Lisciotti Deborah Lloyd Anthony Lorenzen Renee Loiselle Matthew Longo Craig Long Theodore Losey Bernard Maillet Theresa Losey Peter Losurdo Becky Losh rf o 4, . “4 Dina Mammone Lisa Maldari Timothy Malone Lisa Marcoccio Patrick Malone j Laurie Marrone Anthony Marrama Brenda Martin Lynn Marino : John Matarese Miquel Martinez Michele Mason Mark Matthews Jan Martino 27 Joseph Mazzaferro Robin Maynard Holly McCrann WY John Maxim Robert McDonald Stephen McDowell Bruce McDowell Joseph A. McGrath William McDonald Joseph D. McGrath Michele McHugh David McHugh David McIntosh Deborah McGregor Joan McKenna 28 Natalie McMillan Hi hy : a) Megan McLaughlin David McNally Piha Wh Kelly McNamara Alan McNamara Kristen Melanson Patricia McNamara Carlos Melendez Timothy Mercer : Marilyn Melendez Bonnie Michaels Noan Mercier Rhonda Michaud a AD. -� Jill Minich Judith Mikels 2S 30 Annette Moisan Daniel Murphy Laura Montaquila Edward Moyen Mark Montaquila Jill Myllykangas 4 . John Normandin Christopher Navaroli Scott Nichols Debbie Nelson Mark Normandin David Palazzi Kristi Oliver Thomas OBrien Eric O’Connor Lisa Pearson Deanne Pananos William Paquette Cynthia Pellechia Peter Pancare James Perla Kristin Peltola Scott Peralta Gary Petit Robert Penning Carole Pitts Susan Petricca Beth Ann Pirro James Plumb Wendy Philpotts oh 32 Karen Quiet Matthew Proietti Steven Quigley j Thoedore Poirier Diane Raikowski Segundo Ramos Emily Ramos Mario Ramsay Michael Rainville Brenda Raux Janet Reid Angel Regopoulas Joy Renner A Laurie Reed Sheila Renzi Sharon Rettberg Tamra Robichaud Janet Rogers Karen Rocheleau Lynn Roiko Lydia Rodriquez Daisy Roman Ruben Rivera Marylou Rodriguez Paula Romano Deborah Rix Christopher Rogers Juan Rosado 33 Christopher Route VY se : ff - Maryanna Salamone Steven Rowland — : — Denise Salafia Christopher Roy Doris Sanchez Robert Salvatelli Scott Sanborn Donna Salvi Denise Samia Sarah Sangster Stephen Scipione Louise Schofield Brian Sciabarassi Todd Schuster Daniel Senecal Paula Secino Hilda Serrano | , . Catherine Shearer Deborah Sharos Richard Shortsleeve Julie Sheldon Ti na Similia Carol Skinner aod 10 Catherine Skehan Rodney Somma Shawn Smith Michelle Surette Lynne Spadafora Douglas Soulliere 36 Debra Squire Christine Sparks Dina Spylios Scott Spinelli Jill Sponenberg Cheryl St.Jean Crystal Talbert James Stacy Donna Swaney Amy Strocsher ev Deborah Tall Sue-Ling Terry Debra Tata Gary Tatro Kimberly Tata Annie Texidor Suzanne Thomas Jodi Tocci Jacques Thebeau Kristina Towle Deborah Thibideau Elizabeth Tinker Kenneth Tredwell William Thibideau Loree Tisdale Michael Tufts Scott Thomas Dawn Tocci Jodi Turano 37 38 Michael Valera Andrew Valeri Julie Upton Renee Upson Kevin Valari Brian Velardi Y 4 Mary Varno Karen Viens Daniel Valliere Kimberly Vivamore Mark Wallace Karyn Wallace Maribeth Walsh Wendy Wade Steven Webster Rober t Weymouth Bryan Whiltshire Rose Morales Gregory Whelan Raymond White Carla Whitney Sharon Yeaton Michael Williamson Brian Matley 39 Paula Lynne Agnew - Prom Commit- tee-3, Business Education-4, Freshmen and Senior Orientation-1, 4. A real jok- er, a real pal, and funny. Favorite exper- ience was the Thanksgiving Rally. Worst experience was having detention. Melissa Gayle Aikey-‘Meli’, Fresh- men and Senior Orientation-4. Fun to be around with, loud, laughing all the time. Favorite experience was the Thanksgiv- ing Rally and Game. Kathleen Ann Albee “Kathy,” Freshmen and Senior Orientation-1,4, Senior Breakfast-4, Thanksgiving Day Rally-4. Analytical, caring, and sensitive. Favorite experience was the end of the day. Quote: “Trust in others, believe in yourself and dare to dream.”’ Betsy Lou Algarin - ‘‘Betz,” wild and different. Jennifer Ann Allain - “Jen,” Inter- class play-2, J.V. Basketball cheering-2, Varsity Football cheering-3, 4, and DECA Club-4. Happy, friendly, and ac- tive. Favorite experience was cheering in the Thanksgiving Rally and Game. Quote: ‘I’m happy.” Leon C. A’Becket Jr. - “Crunch Berry Beast,’ Basketball-2. Dark and sweet. Mark Francis Amadio - “Blue eyes,” ‘“Ama,”’ Baseball-1, 2, 4, Soccer-l, 2, Ski Club-2, 4. Funny, sophisticated, and energetic. Favorite experience was meeting Sue-Sue and Kay-Kay. Worst was school work. Quote: ‘“‘Hey Dude,” “What’s up.” Robert Francis Andries - “Bobby,” “Hot Wheels,” Soccer-1. Awesome roll- er skater. Favorite experience was Trade school Auto Body (co-op). Worst experience was Literature for four years and History. Quote: “‘Hey Bud, what’s up?” Michael Stanley Andrzejewski “Juice,’’ Football, Ski Club, Snow Soc- cer. Friendly and outgoing. Favorite ex- perience was the 100th Football Game, and beating Brocton. Worst experience was losing the Super Bowl. Jennifer Emelia Angevine - ‘Jenn’, Musicals-2, 3, Interclass plays 2. Out go- ing and loves to party. Favorite exper- ience was involvement in musicals. Worst experience was sophomore year. Quote: “Physics is phun.” Steve Dominic Arpano - Marching Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Stage crew for musical- 4. A great drummer, nice person, loves rock music. ‘‘Bones.’’ Favorite exper- ience was playing in the band and caus- ing trouble for Gid. Worst experience was English in sophomore and Junior years. Quote: “Good day and welcome to party time.” Patxi Arrutia - Soccer-4, Swimming-4. Favorite experience was playing Varsity Soccer. Worst experience was taking the S.A.T.’s. Quote: “ii America ha sido muy buena conmigo!!’’, ‘““America has been very good to me.” Wendy Jean Ashton - Stage crew for musical-3, 4, Interclass plays 3, Stage crew for Senior class play-4, Honor Soci- ety-3, 4. A “‘spaz’’, talkative, and caring. Favorite experience was art class fifth period Junior year in Mr. Pelliter’s room. Worst experience was Geometry class. Stephen Dana Aube - “Aub”, Soccer- 1, Indoor track-1, Home room Repre- sentative-1, Football-2, Ice Hockey-2, Ski Club-3, Gym Aid-4. Fun to be with, likes to party, and friendly. Favorite ex- perience was graduating. Worst exper- ience was being suspended. Quote: [Sole Brian Joseph Aubuchon - “Obie”, Understanding, and different. Favorite experience was having four years of Computer Technology. Worst exper- ience was having related Junior and Sen- ior year with Mr. Sobel. Quote: ‘“‘What’s up?” Jeffrey Michael Aubuchon - ‘“‘Aubs’’, “Snatana’’, ‘‘Jeff’’, Freshmen Orienta- tion-1, 4, Baseball-1, Football-1, Inter- class relay races-2, Junior Varsity Base- ball-2, Interclass Basketball-3, Varsity Baseball-4. Favorite experience was the Natasket Beach Trip. Worst experience was Chemistry class. Quote: “It just doesn’t matter!” Donald H. Avery - Easy going. Favor- ite experience was getting out. Worst experience was starting high school. Quote: ‘‘Other class.” Emil Joseph Babineau - “Emilskie’’, Freshmen and Senior Orientation 1, 4, Graphic Arts-1, 2, 3, 4, February ski trip- 4, Trade year book-4. Helpful, energet- ic, and a flirt. Favorite experience was graduation. Worst experience was every Monday morning. Quote: “‘Go Easy.” Joanne Carol Babineau - ‘“‘Jo’’, Busi- ness Education Club. Giggly, nice, funny. Favorite experience was vacation. Worst experience was school. Gloria Ann Bachand - ‘‘Big-guy’’, Cho- rus-1, National Honor Society-3, 4, Physical Education student-aid-4, Fort- nightly Club-4. Quote: ‘Influence leads to behavior.” Anthony Joseph Bangrazi - “Traps,” “Tony,” “T”, School musical-1, 2, 4, Boy’s Varsity Swimming-2, 4, Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-1, 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club-2, 3, 4, Stage Band Chorus-4, Interclass plays- 1, 2, 4. Musical, interesting, funny. Fa- vorite experience was performing in the school’s musical. Worst experience was getting Miss Addante three out of four years at L.H.S. Quote: “‘I take care of my friends.” Tammy Marie Barrett - “Tammy”, Girls Junior Varsity Basketball-1, Varsity Basketball-2, Freshmen Softball-1, Ju- nior Softball-2, Thanksgiving Rally-4, Prom Committee 1983-4. Always smil- ing, a great personality. Favorite exper- ience was going to Bermuda. Worst ex- perience was coming home from Bermu- da. David Joseph Bastarache - ‘“‘Bash’’, Easy go ing, shy. Favorite experience was making friends in class and shop. Worst experience was summer school. Quote: ‘““Aweskum!”’ Magdalena Batista - ‘““Magdy’’, Quiet, nice, very kind. Favorite experience was being a Freshman. Worst experience was having firedrills in winter. Quote: ‘‘Oh, my God!”’ Norman Scott Beauchemin ““Beauch’’, Football, Hockey. Talkative, hilarious, heartbroken. Favorite exper- ience was having weekends. Worst ex- perience was meeting Lauren. Quote: yo� “Your smackin’. Peter Robert Beaulieu - ‘Skeeter’, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, Base- ball-1, Track-2. Outgoing, athletic, multi- talented. Favorite experience was play- ing in the 100th Thanksgiving Game. Worst experience was going to school and losing the Super Bowl to Milford. Quote: ‘“‘What’s going on?”’, ‘“‘How ya doin?” Christopher John Belanger - ‘‘Clam- belly,” ‘‘Bubba,’”’ Football-1, Varsity Golf-1, 2, 3, 4,. Friendly, wild, and crazy. Worst experience was taking the S.A.T.’s. Quote: ‘‘Are you gone?” Sarah Lynne Bernier - ‘Sa’, Prom Committee-3, Rally Chairman-3, Varsity Tennis- 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshmen-Senior Ori- entation- 1, 4. Opinionated, and helpful. Favorite experience was helping to orga- nize and run the 1983 Thanksgiving Ral- ly. Quote: ‘“‘Thank God it’s Friday!” Sherry Ann Bernard - “‘Cherry’’, Cho- rus-1, Freshmen- Senior Orientation-4, Musical-3, Prom Committee-3. Kind, qui- et, and friendly. Favorite experience was graduating. Worst experience was pre- paring for college, and taking S.A.T’s. Quote: “‘Bummer!”’ Ellen Theresa Bessette - Freshmen- Senior Orientation-1, 4, Marching Band- 1, Rally-1, 2. Friendly, likeable. Favorite experience was passing History in her Junior year. Worst experience was stay- ing friends with someone she couldn’t stand. Quote: “Hi, Rick!”’, ‘‘What’s up?” Michele Marie Beyerlin - ‘Shell’, Business Education. A friend to every- one, always has an encouraging word, will always be remembered. Favorite ex- perience was the Psychology assembly on hypnotism. Quote: “You'll find many friends, but few are real.” Ann Margaret Biery - ‘Annie’, Fresh- men-Senior Orientation, Swimming Team-1, 2, 3, 4. Friendly, caring, and understanding. Favorite experience was Thanksgiving Day Rally. Worst exper- ience was waiting for the last day of school. Diana Lynn Bilodeau - “Frenchy,” “Winnie,” ‘“Di-Di’”, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Crazy Hat Day-4, Punk Day-4. Favorite experience was Personal Health Class. Worst experience was was 1983. Quote: “‘If it feels good do it.”’, “The Devil made me do it.”’ Douglas Maurice Biron - The “De. mon’’, Freshmen Football-1, Thanksgiv- ing Rally-3, 4. Funny, caring, friendly. Favorite experience was Freshmen and Senior years. Worst experience was de- tention and the rubber room. Quote: “‘l don’t want to hear it!” Amy Ann Bisceglia - “Duck’’, Favor- ite experience was leaving school. Worst experience was coming to school every day. Michael Anthony Bisceglia - “Mike’’, Favorite experience was the Proposition 2 42 walkout. Worst experience was get- ting in school suspension. Quote: ‘‘Phys- ics is phun.”’ Michelle Ann Biscotti - Ice skating. Artistic, and friendly. Favorite exper- ience was the prom, and graduation. Worst experience was having math. Charles Paul Bishop - ““Chuck’’, De- termined, outgoing. Favorite experience was having Computer Tech shop at L.H.S. Worst experience was home- work. Quote: ‘‘Z”’ Lucia Gabriella Bisol - ‘“‘Luch’’, Busi- ness Education Club-4, Chairman of Thanksgiving Day Rally-4, Student Bank- ing program-4. Friendly, intelligent, and very funny. Favorite experience was be- ing with her friends. Worst experience was having to take gym. Quote: “Don’t get tight!” Douglas Lawrence Blair - “Bear”, Football-1, 2, Student Counci-2, 3, 4, Musical-2, 3, 4, Interclass plays-2, 3, 4, Math Club-3, 4, Band-1, All-City Band-1, 2. Friendly, fun-loving, introvented. Quote: ‘Merry Christmas!’’, ‘Do it right, or not at all.” James William Blanchette - “Wea- sel”, Varsity Swimming team-3. World's deadly driver. Favorite experience was going to Mac’s during lunch. Worst ex- perience was walking the halls for four years. Quote: “Like, good day, eh?” Constanza Botero ““Connie,”’ ‘“‘Boat”’, Friendly, crazy, and forgetful. Favorite experience was the 100th foot- ball game. Deborah Ann Boucher- ‘Deb’, ““Skip’’, Musical-1, 2, 3, Interclass plays- 1, 3, 4, Prom Committee-3. Energetic, good natured. Favorite experience was directing the Senior class Play. Worst experience was getting bad grades and computer class. Quote: ‘‘C’est la vie!” Rebecca Ann Boudreau- ‘Becca’, Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Field Hockey- 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Softbail-1, Freshmen Softball-1. Athletic, and hyper. Favorite experience was going to districts in field hockey and graduation. Quote: “Oh, Baby!” Karen Denise Bourque - ‘Kerry’, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-4, Thanks- giving Rally-4, Ski Club-2, 3, 4, Business Education Club-4. Friendly, pretty, and a great person to talk to. Favorite exper- ience was the Thanksgiving Rally for the 100th game. Quote: ‘Love truth, but pardon error.”’ Beth Ann Brasili - ‘‘Bethie’’, Business Education Club-4. Well-liked, funny, out- going. Favorite experience was the end of each school day. John Robert Brassard - ‘“‘Bob’’, Base- ball-4. Obsequious, purple and clairvoy- ant. Favorite experience was having lunch. Andrew Virgile Brideau - ‘Toy’, Soccer-l1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey. Crazy, easy going. Worst experience was going to school. Quote: “‘Z”’. Laura Lee Brideau Brideau’’, Loves to party, quiet, always laughing. Favorite experience was graduation. Worst experience was getting caught for skipping class. Quote: ‘‘Where’s the par- ty?” Steven Joseph Britt - ‘‘Britt’’, Partier, outgoing in his social life, late sleeper. Favorite experience was getting a “‘C”’ on a report card. Worst experience was getting put in the rubber room. Jeffrey John Brosseau - “‘Jeff’’, Busi- ness Education Club-4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4. Favorite experience was Survival class. Worst experience was Mr. Bartlet’s algebra class. Quote: “Spark it up!” Brenda Tracey Brown - “Tracey”, Deca-4. Ambitious, friendly, active. Fa- vorite experience was graduation day. Worst experience was having History Freshman year. Quote: ‘‘Beach bound!” Laura Anne Buja - “Little Laura’, Class Officer-2, Business Education Club-4, Yearbook Staff-4, Musical-4, Youth Ministry-1, 2, 3, 4. Amicable, un- predictable, and talkative. Favorite ex- perience was Freshmen-Senior week. Least favorite experience was the Snow- bank of '82. Quote: ‘‘Oh really?!” Margaret Ellen Burke - ‘Mig’, Field Hockey-1, Softball-1. Always laughing, and friendly. Favorite experience was Accoun ting class Junior year. Least fa- vorite experience was leaving L.H.S. Heidi Ann Cade - ‘“‘Heid’s’’, Business Education Club-4, Freshmen-Senior Ori- entation-1, 4. A warm friendly person, cheerful smile, and understanding. Fa- vorite experience was the assembly for hypnotism. Least favorite experience was giving oral reports. Quote: “When you find a true friend, hold on to him, for they are so few.”’ Kenneth Joseph Caissie ““Fren- chie’’, crazy. Least favorite experience was having Mr. Mailloux for four years. Quote: ‘“‘Hey Bud, let’s party.” Christine Beth Caligaris - ‘Chris’, Yearbook Staff-4, Freshmen-Senior Ori- entation-4, Blue eyes, classy, sophisticat- ed. Favorite experience was meeting John Caisse. Least favorite experience was getting suspended. Quote: ‘“‘What’s up, Bezzie?”’ Bettina Maria Camire pad inia's, Worked in gym office-4. Quiet. Favorite experience was the Junior field trip. Least favorite experience was English. Paul David Carignan - ‘‘Crash’’, Soc- cer-1. Awesome roller skater. Favorite experience was Auto Body (coop). Least favorite experience was having Mr. Mail- loux for four years. Quote: ‘‘Let’s cruise.” Dean Edward Carter - Favorite exper- ience was the Hill. Least favorite exper- ience was coming to school and having Mr. Mailloux four years. Quote: “‘Pary harty.”” Kelly Ann Chester - ‘‘K. C.”’, Friendly, likes to party, easy to get along with. Favorite was the Ninth grade. Least fa- vorite experience was having detention. Quote: ‘‘We’ll throw down now, Rhonda!” Julie Ann Christoforo - ‘‘Jules’’, Musi- cal-2, 4, School Feud-3, Indoor and Out- door Track-1, Field Hockey-2, 4, Fresh- men-Senior Orientation-1, 4. Unique, electric blue. Favorite experience was sharing a locker Sophomore year. Least favorite experience was Field Hockey Senior year. Quote: ‘“To Oz!” Andrea May Ciccone - “‘Ang’’, Busi- ness Education Club-4. Favorite exper- ience was graduation. Least favorite ex- perience were Mondays. Paul Drue Clark- Theatre-4, (Stage lighting, and technical). Considerate, serving and athletic. Favorite experience was finally being a Senior. Least favorite experience was taking finals. Quote: “Oh well, such is life.” Peter True Clark - Musicals-2, 3, 4, (Lighting Director, and Design). Intelli- gent, considerate, and an optimist. Fa- vorite experience was working on light- ing for musicals. Least favorite exper- ience was taking A. P. History. Tracey Ann Clegg - Freshmen-Senior Orientation. Very friendly, fun to be with, and stylish. Favorite experience was graduation. Jill Ann Clements - Favorite exper- ience was graduation. Least favorite ex- perience was in school suspension. Randy Clermont - “‘Harley”’ - Favorite experience was getting a ‘‘c’’ on a report card. Least favorite experience was be- ing in the rubber room. Doreen Marie Colecchi “Dor”’, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-4. Fun to be with, wise, and caring. Favorite ex- perience was becoming a Senior. Least favorite experience was getting caught when cutting a class. Kimberly Ann Comeau - “Daffy”, Likes hairdressing. Favorite experience was leaving. Least favorite experience was getting up in the morning. Quote: “I’m starving!”’ John Francis Connors, Jr. - ‘“Quin- nell”, “Happy”, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-2, 3. Quiet, and easygoing. Jason Morris Contois - “Moo Man’, Back door man. Favorite experience was study hall in the lunch room Freshman year. Least favorite experience was Sen- ior year, and Sophomore year. Quote: “Oh Dude.”’ Janet Maria Coppola - ‘“‘Jan’’, Friend- ly, shy, and happy. Favorite experience was Freshmen year. Quote: “‘Give me a break!” Lawrence Thomas Cordio - “‘Larry’’, Football. Fun, and friendly. Favorite ex- perience was Thanksgiving day football game ’84. Least favorite experience was walking into math class every day. Wayne Albert Corliss - Baseball-1, 2, 4. Favorite experience was knocking out the first baseman from B.F. Brown. Least favorite experi ence was Senior English. Quote: ‘‘Shalom.”’ Dale Margaret Cormier - ‘“Corms’’, Cheering Junior Varsity: Basketball, Hockey Varsity, Football Varsity, Fresh- men- Senior Orientation. Friendly. Fa- vorite experience was the Bermuda trip. Least favorite experience was going into homeroom. Jacqueline Marie Cormier - ‘‘Jack- ie’, Deca-4, Stagecrew, Musical-3, 4. Loud, friendly. Favorite experience was Mr. Goubeau’s gym class Junior year. Least favorite experience was Spanish class Freshmen year. Lynn Mary Cormier - ‘“‘Smiley’’, Busi- ness Education Club-4. Caring friendly, and always happy and smiling. Favorite experience was going to the football games and Thanksgiving rallies. Quote: “Oh my God, no way!” Pauline Marie Cormier - Field Hock- ey-1, 2, Basketball-1, 3, Snow Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Physical Education-Aid-4. Easy going, good sense of humor. Favorite exper- ience was playing snow soccer and beat- ing the Seniors. Least favorite exper- ience was Field Hockey _ initiations. Quote: “Success lies not in being the best, but in doing your best!”’ Tina Marie Cote - Business Education Club-4. Friendly, and understanding. Fa- vorite experience was graduation. Least favorite experience was English class. Robert John Couture - ‘‘Cooch’’, Qui- et, Studious, and friendly. Favorite ex- perience was Mr. Fred’s Junior English class. Least favorite experience was go- ing to school on cold winter mornings. Michael Gerry Crawford - “Curly”, Baseball-1. Favorite experience was Auto Mechanics in Trade. Least favorite experience was Literature and English for four years. David Victor Crisci - ‘‘Grizzley Ad- ams’’, Football-1, 2. Musically inclined, easygoing, and friendly. Favorite exper- ience was Turkey day game. Least favor- ite experience was getting caught throw- ing eggs at Fitchburg High. Quote: “Ah!” Kevin Jon Crowley - ‘‘Crowls’’, Cross- Country-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, Ski Club, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Friendly, intelligent and witty. Favorite experience was being captain and MUP in Cross-country Sen- ior year. Least favorite experience was Pre-calculas. Wayne Rodney Daigle - “Waldo”, Class President-3, 4, Class Vice Presi- dent-2, Student Council Representative- 1, 2, 3, 4, Rules Committee-2, 3, 4, Student council Paralmentarian-3, 4, Prom Committee Co-Chairman-3, Boys State delegate-3, Rally ¢ommittee-4, Senior Breakfast-4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-4, Oratorical Contest-4, Na- tional Honor Society-3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students- 4, Quote: “Don’t worry about it.’’, “Happiness lasts only a moment, but guilt endures forever.” Maryellen Daigneault - ‘Mae’, Ju- nior Varsity Basketball-1, Field Hockey- 1, Snow Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4, Home room Representative-1, 2, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Ski Club-1, 2, Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleader-2, Guid- ance worker-2, Hockey Cheerleader-3, Prom Committee-3, Rally Committee-4, Hockey Cheerleader-4. Friendly, and en- thusiastic. Favorite experience was the Bermuda trip. Quote: “I wanna go home!”’ Richard Michael Dandini - ‘‘Toast’’, Baseball-1, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-2. Great kid. Favorite experience was the Brockton game and scoring the winning touchdown. Least favorite expering was losing the Superbowl in 1984. Cheryl Lynn Daniels - ‘Dimples’, Deca-2, Track-3, Freshmen-Senior Ori- entation-4. Nice, outgoing, and caring. Favorite experience was having no school. Deborah Ann Dean - “Dizzy”, Rowdy, and loves to party. Favorite experience was the school vacations. Least favorite experience was the school rallies. Quote: “Party.” Philip John Dean - “‘Bo’’, Basketball- 1, 2, 3, Quiet. Favorite experience was Senior-Freshmen Orientation. Amy Helen Decarolis - ‘“‘Aimless’’, Field Hockey-2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club-1. Athletic, energetic and friendly. Favorite experience was scor- ing in the Wachusett game. Least Favor- ite experience was taking computers. Quote: ‘‘What?”’ Christine DeCarolis - ‘“Chrissy’’, Field Hockey-1, 2, Cheerleader-2, 3, 4, Prom Committee-3, Deca-3, Freshmen-Senior Orientation, Thanksgiving Rally-4. Fa- vorite experience was cheerleading in 100th Thanksgiving game. Least favor- ite was facing school on Monday morn- ings. Quote: I'm pretty happy.” Diane Teresa DeCarolis - “‘Di’’, Girls Swimming team-1, Prom Committee-2, Ski Club-2, Deca-3, Business Education Club-4, Thanksgiving Rally-4, Freshmen- Senior Orientation-4. Friendly, stylish, and fun-loving. Favorite experience was being in the ‘“‘Turkey-Day”’ rally. Least favorite experience were oral reports. Brian Paul DelGiudice aDelie Friendly, and shy. Least favorite exper- ience was Senior English class. Kristine Ann DelRossi Kriss, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4. Talk- ative, sociable, and easy-going. Favorite experience was the Thanksgiving rally and game Junior year. Least favorite ex- perience was Spanish Freshmen and Senior years. Quote: ‘‘] don’t want to.” Kathy Mae DeMar - ‘‘Kinky’’, Fresh- men and Senior Orientation-1, 4, Trade Representative to school committee-3. Fun, easy to get along with, and fun- loving. Favorite experience was Shop (Trade) Graph: Carts. Least favorite ex- perience was gym. Quote: “Calm down!” Debra Ann DePasquale - ‘Debbie’, Thanksgiving Rally-4, Business Educa- tion Club-4, Freshmen-Senior Orienta- tion-1, 4. Friendly, and always there when you need her. Carlo Anthony DeSantis - Student Council (President, Treasurer, Asst. Treasurer, Parliamentarian)-1, 2, 3, 4, Student Advisory Board to the School Committee-1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society-1, 2, 3, 4, Band and Marching Band, Spring Musical Orchestra-3, 4, Chess Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Math Team-3, 4, Regional Student Advisory Council-2, 3, School Policy Committee-4, Student Government Day Representative-4. Over bearing, but basically a nice guy. Favorite experience was knowing gradu- ation was June 1 and school continues until Junes 28. Least favorite experience was cnfronting Mr. Hay Sophomore year with a one month late term paper. John Joseph Desmond - ‘“‘Dezy’’, Ski Club-1. Typical, average student. Favor- ite experience was the 100th football game. Least favorite experience was tak- ing Psychology. Janice DiGeronomo - ‘N.M.N.”’, Busi- ness education club-4. Energetic, loud. Favorite experience was graduation. Least favorite experience were Mondays and Fridays. Quote: “But, Mrs. Buss, that’s wrong.” Joyce DiGeronimo - ‘Jo’, Funny, qui- et, and friendly. Favorite experience was the Junior class trip to the beach. Lisa Ann DiGeronimo - ‘Lee’, Prom Committee-3, Thanksgiving Rally-4, Ski Club. Favorite experience was the first day when she came during Junior year. Least favorite experience were Monday mornings. James Richard DiMarzio - ‘Jim’, Soccer-1. Good sense of humor, cre- ative, and slightly intelligent. Favorite ex- perience was graduation. Least favorite experience was Freshmen-Senior Orien- tation and being a F reshmen. Quote: “You know it!” Christine Marie Dinardo “Can- ardo’’, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Prom Committee-3, Thanksgiving Ral- ly-4. Fun to be with. Favorite experience was the Bermuda trip. Least favorite ex- perience was going out with Pat. William Joseph Dinardo - “Dizzy D’’, Soccer-1, Hockey-1, 2, 3, Wrestling-4. Easy going, friendly, and imaginative. Fa- vorite experience was Miss Derosier’s French class Freshmen year. Least fa- vorite experience was being caught cut- ting lockers open with bolt cutters. Quote: ‘To be here or not to be here!’ that is the question.” Christina Anne DiRusso - “‘Chrissy”’, Freshmen-Senior Orientation. Fun lov- ing, and nice person. Favorite exper- ience was the 100th Thanksgiving foot- ball game. Least favorite experience was the cafeteria food. Quote: “Oh, my God!” David Andrew Dombrowik - ‘“Dave’’, Easy to get along with. Favorite exper- ience was leaving high school. Least fa- vorite experience was coming to school. Quote: ‘““How many?” Kevin Andrew Donnelly - ‘“Donz’’, Basketball-1, 2, Outdoor track-1, 2, Cross Country-1, 2, Student Council-1, 2, Tall, and well dressed. Favorite exper- ience was all the four years at L.H.S. Least favorite experience was going out with Kristen. Kevin John Doucet - ‘Duce’, Thanks- giving Rally-4, Freshmen-Senior Orienta- tion-1, 4. Easy going and friendly. Favor- ite experience was going to the beach at the end of the year. Least favorite exper- ience was suspension. Robin Pearl Draleau - “Bookworm”, Yearbook staff-4, Type-athon-4. Talk- ative, fun, and artistic. Favorite exper- ience was being on the yearbook staff, and the 100th game. Least favorite ex- perience was Freshmen-Senior Orienta- tion. Quote: ‘‘Art is what it’s all about.” Steven Peter Drury - ‘Steve’, Soc- cer, Track, Freshmen-Senior Orienta- tion-1, 4. Slider, and buster. Favorite ex- perience was playing soccer. Least fa- vorite experience was taking Computers Senior year. Quote: ‘Yeah, right!” Brian Joseph Dunbar - “Dun”, Fresh- men-Senior Orientation, Football-1. Crazy, fun, and humorous. Favorite ex- perience was the going to parties. Quote: “Get loud.” Sean Christopher Dupee - “Smurf”, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track-2, 3, Outdoor Track-1, 2, 3, 4. Sweet, loveable, and funny. Favor- ite experience was running a 102 yr. kickoff return against St. Peters Marian. Least favorite experience was carrying the football twice in the 100th game. Drake William Duplease - ‘Drake's Cakes’’, Cute, and Friendly. Kim Marie Duval - Ski Club, and Year- book staff-4. Favorite experience was the Senior Rally. Steven Alan Duval - “‘Steve’’, Quiet, calm, and slow. Favorite experience was getting dismissed or having no school. Least favorite experience was coming to school on snowy days. Mary Ann Dykes - Business Education Club-3, Librarian Aid-1, 2, 3, 4. Friendly, outgoing, and always smiling. Favorite experience was becoming a Senior and meeting new people. Least favorite ex- perience was being a Freshman. Quote: “Live for life.” Ronald Gerard Ebb “Juan’’, “Lloyd’’, Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, Swimming-4, Golf-2, 3, 4, Senior class play-4, Musical-3, 4, Interclass plays-3, 4, Mass. State Drama Festival-2, Senior class Treasurer-4, Freshmen-Senior Ori- entation-4, Thanksgiving Rally-4. Sin- cere, unique, and a swell guy. Favorite experience was completing a quest. Least favorite experience was feeling ill before Thanksgiving Rally Sophomore year. Quote: ‘‘All good things come to those who stand and wait.’’— Alexander Pope. David Allen Egge - “Eggman’’, Soc- cer-1. Tall funny, and outspoken. Favor- ite experience was having burgers in the morning. Least favorite experience was the administration change Sophomore year. Quote: ‘“‘Walket tins.” Robyn Gail Elder - ‘‘Rob’’, ‘Goober’, Deca-3, 4, Yearbook staff-4, Freshmen- Senior Orientation-1, 4, Ski Club-2, Soft- ball-1. Likes photography, out going, and always smiling. Favorite experience was being a Senior. Least favorite exper- ience was being a Freshmen. Michael Robert Elliott - Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4, Golf-1, 2, 3, 4. Friendly, and inde- pendent. Favorite experience was Con- ference Champs in '83 for soccer. Least favorite experience was eating the cafe- teria food. Kerry Thomas Enright - ‘‘En’s’’, Leo- minster Trade in 84. Favorite exper- ience was busting people. Least favorite experience was having office detention. Ann Meredith Eppley - “DPJ, Musi- cal-1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass plays-1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer Cheerleader-3, Business Education Club. Vivacious, talkative, and caring. Favorite experience was tak- ing Driver’s Education. Least favorite experience was Geometry. Quote: “Hey Wendy, ya wanna go down Searstowon?”’ Adrienne Caryl Epstein - ‘“‘Age’’, Ski Club, Rally, Deca Club, Yearbook staff- 4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation, ‘Prom Committee-3. Ambitious, and congenial. Favorite experience was the Thanksgiv- ing Rally Senior year. Least favorite ex- perience was having Mr. Arroyo. John Faiola - ‘Fido Betto’’, Self deter- mined. Favorite experience was the last bell. Least favorite experience was in- door suspension. Quote: ‘‘Go easy on me!” Gary Scott Farr - Football-1, Varsity Football-2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Junior Varsity Baseball-2, Business Education Club-4. Ski Club-4, Special Education, Gym Aid. Quote: ““Yo, Man!”’ Karen Marie Fink - “Finky’’, Student Council-2, 3, 4, Musical-2, 3, 4, Inter- class Plays-3, 4, Prom Committee-3, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Year- book staff-4. Cynical, funny. Favorite ex- perience was being in the musicals. Least favorite experience was seeing all the valley girls on Punk Day. Quote: “I’m making a statement.” Jacqueline Pamela Finn - ‘Jackie’, Business Education Club-4, Musicals. Friendly, outgoing and intelligent. Favor- ite. experience was being at the 100th Thanksgiving Game. Least favorite ex- perience was Proposition 2 2. Quote: ‘What do you mean, Jellybean?”’ Robert Charles Finneron - ‘Fin’, Basketball-2, Ski Club-4, Math Club-4. Intelligent, eloquent, and lazy. Favorite experience was Mrs. Rheault’s English class. Least favorite experience was looking at Senior report cards. Quote: “These are the times that try men’s souls.” Eva Fisher - Musical-2, 3, Senior class play-3, 4. Artistic, smart, and serious. Favorite experience was getting involved with the Senior class play for two years. Quote: ‘Believe . . . your dreams can come true.” Susan Elizabeth Fix “Sweet Cheeks’, Interclass play-3, 4, Thanks- giving Rally-4, Deca Club-4, Frshmen- Senior Orientation-1, 4, Business Educa- tion Club-4, Musical-4. Easy going, huga- ble, has a sense of humor. Favorite ex- perience was being of stage crew. Least favorite experience was being thrown in boy’s bathroom by Toby Belton. Quote: “T know you'll miss me!”’ Maryalice Flaherty - “Mary, Deca Club-4, Business Education Club-4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-4. Talk- ative, friendly, and ambitious. Favorite experience was Senior year. Least favor- ite experience was Civics class. Quote: Philgseaee Linda Phyllis Flanagan Sekine, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Deca Club. Quiet, and friendly. Favorite ex- perience was meeting Bob Zarrella at lunch Sopnomore year. Least favorite experience was English class. Quote: “‘l can’t tonight, I’m working.” Michael Thaddeus Flanagan ‘““Muggzie’’, Varsity Football-2, 3, 4, Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Deca-4, Baseball-1, Golf- 3, 4, Musical-3. All around great guy. Favorite experience was beating Brocton at their field. Steven J. Fluet - ‘‘Fluman’’, Freshman and Junior Varsity Soccer-Varsity Swim- ming-1, 2, 3, 4. Individualist, easygoing, and imaginative. Favorite experience was Miss Addante’s Geometry class. Least favorite experience was when Ar- thur Sharos wouldn’t let him into a dance. Quote: ‘“‘Hey Dude!” Catherin Marie Flynn - ‘‘Cathy’’, Busi- ness Education Club. Quiet, friendly, and happy. Favorite experience was gradu- ation. Least favorite experience was sen- ior English class. Michael R. Fontaine - ‘Mike’, Nice, shy. Favorite experience was having Mr. Brennan for a teacher. Least favorite experience was having Mrs. Rheault for a teacher. Quote: ‘“‘hey, Big Guy.” Davin Robert Fors - ‘Daz’, Varsity Hockey-1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club, Computer Club. Friendly, modest, and awesome. Favorite experience was trip to Bermu- da. Least favorite experience was being on the Varsity Hockey team Freshmen year. Quote: ‘‘When all else fails, drink a beer.” Robert Henry Fournier, Jr.- Treasur- er, Football-3, 4, Baseball. Favorite ex- perience was playing the 100th game. Least favorite experience was being a Freshman. Quote: ‘“‘What’s up.” Michael Richard Franciosi - ‘Mike’, Golf-4. Kind, generous, and caring. Fa- vorite experience was last year’s prom and business law. Michael A. Fraticelli - ‘‘Frat’’, Imagi- native, friendly, and easy going. Favorite experience was graduation Least favor- ite experience was Cell Block A. Quote: ‘Weekends were made to party.” Morgen Marie Frye - Special Educa- tion-2,. Freshmen-Senior Orientation-4, Business Education Club-4. Always smil- ing and cheerful. Favorite experience was the Junior Prom. Least favorite ex- perience were fire drill in the winter. Michael Joseph Fusco - ‘Monty’, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1, 2, Musi- cal-4, Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Senior class play. Out going, friendly, and witty. Favorite experience was the 100th game. Quote: “‘That’s nasty.” Patricia Ann Furlong - ‘‘Trish’’, Fresh- men-Senior Orientation, Guidance office worker. Honest, friendly, and funny. Fa- vorite experience was the Thanksgiving Rally and graduation. Least favorite ex- perience was giving oral report and wearing a brace. Quote: “Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.’’ — Abraham Lincoln. Laurie Ann Gagnon - Indoor Track. Honest, trustworth, and friendly. Favor- ite experience was the Prom and Thanksgiving Rally. Least Favorite ex- perience was talking in front of the class. Quote: “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows.” — Helen Keller. Rachel Mary Gagnon - ‘‘Roach’’, Can- dystriper-1. Easy-going, talkative. Favor- ite experience was freshman year. Least favorite experience were the teachers. Quote: ‘Truckers are 1.” Kevin Francis Gallagher - ‘Gals’, Football, 1, Golf-1, Interclass-1, Basket- ball-3, 4, Frshmen-Senior Orientation, 1, 4. Intelligent, and quiet. Favorite exper- ience was the Junior class trip. Least favorite experience was the majority to the dances. Quote: ““Sometimes you just have to say ‘What the ‘heck’!”’ Pamela Vita Gallant - “Pam”, “Fi Fi’’, Out going, funny, and has a great personality. Favorite experience was be- ing a Freshman, and the parties. Least favorite experience was coming back to school after a weekend. Victor Laurie Gallant - ‘‘Vic’’, French- man’s attitude. Favorite experience was trade electronics. Least favorite exper- ience was Sophomore Civics. Michael Joseph Gannon - ‘‘Cannon’’, Soccer-1, 2, Hockey-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, Ski Club, Drama Club. Good looking, smart and rowdy. Favorite experience was being a Fitchburg cheerleader in the Thanksgiving Rally. Quote: “Ya right.”’ Lynn Marie Garret - “Lynnie’’, Field Hichey 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, Homeroorm Representative-2, Fun to be around with and witt y. Least favorite experience was Mrs. Gottsegen’s fourth term project. Melissa Ann Gasparro - ‘‘Gas’’, Deca, Business Education Club. Cool, calm, and slick. Favorite experience were the snow days. Daniel Paul Gaudet - “‘Dan’’, Soccer- 1, 2, Math Club-4. Unique, witty, and smart. Favorite experience was camping with survival class Freshmen year. Least favorite experience was going to a dance. Karen Anne Gendron - “Legs”, In- door Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country-4, Business Edu- cation Club-4. Outgoing, firendly, always smiling. Favorite experience was being named captain for outdoor track Senior year. Least fav orite experience was the Malrboro Rally. Quote: ‘‘Frig-it!”’ Pamela Ann Gerard - ‘‘Pammy”’, Busi- ness Education Club. Weird, friendly, and talkative. Favorite experience was meeting new friends. Least favorite ex- perience was passing out in the hall.” Sandra Patricia Gende - “‘Slick’’, La- die Pop”’, “Sandra G.”’, Crazy, wild, and fine. Favorite experience was meeting a lot of my friends. Least favorite exper- ience was being a Freshman. Quote: “Ya right!” Adam Giannuzio - ‘“‘Toy’’, Carefree, and easy going. Least favorite exper- ience was eating the school food. Melinda Ann Gillespie - Freshmen- Senior Orientation. Friendly. Favorite experience was being a Senior and the Thanksgiving game. Least favorite ex- perience was Miss Addante’s Geometry class. Quote: ‘‘Live and let live.”’ Karen Diana Girouard GE Track-3, Softball-2, 4, Business Educa- tion Club-4, Freshmen-Senior Orienta- tion-4. Funny, caring, and outgoing. Fa- vorite experience was graduating. Least favorite experience was being a Fresh- men. Quote: ‘‘A winner never quits, and a quitter never wins.” Diane Girouard - Deca Club. Easy go- ing, and friendly. Michell Marie Godin - ‘‘Mich’’, Band- 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club-4, Interclass play- 3, 4, Senior class play. 1 Beatles fan. Favorite experience was lunch-making total fools of ourselves. Least favorite experience was going outside for fire- drills without a coat. Steven Robert Goguen - ‘‘Sam’’, Na- tional Honor Society. Determined, and unorthodox. Favorite experience was Computer Tech. Least favorite exper- ience was lunch. Quote: ‘‘Z”’ Derek Justin Goldberg - Math Team- 3, 4, Chess Team-1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-2, 3, 4, National Honor Society- 2, 3, 4, Swim Team-3, 2. ‘‘Fish’’, Gold- bricker. Least favorite experience was Boys’ State. Quote: ‘‘What problem are we on, Mrs. Hynes?”’ David Augusto Gonelli “Dave”’, Baseball-1, Hates to read, funny, and does not do homework. Favorite exper- ience was not doing any homework for four years. Least favorite experience was getting sick on a cop’s shoe. Quote: “Was I talking to you?” Aramis V. Gonzalez - “‘Cuban’’, Soc- cer-4, Thanksgiving Rally-4. Deter- mined. Favorite experience was playing soccer. Quote: “‘] am not a Cuban, just a good Rican.” Kristine Marie Gosselin - ‘‘Goz’’, In- terclass play-2, 3, 4, Prom Committee-3, Musical-3, 4, Senior Class play. Unique, bizarre, and stimulating. Favorite exper- ience was being a roadie in the plays, and punk day. Least favorite experience was preparing for college. Quote: “Sometimes you just gotta say it...” Charlene Mae Gould - Business Edu- cation Club-4, Thanksgiving Rally-4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4. Friendly, sense of humor, and talkative. Favorite experience was meeting my new friends. Least favorite experience was getting caught while skipping a class. Andrew Francis Grant “Andy”, Thanksgiving Rally-4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation, Senior Orientation, Senior class trip. Highly intelligent, humorous, and radical. Favorite experience was the Thanksgiving Rally. Quote: ‘‘Get rebel- lious. Laurie Ann Grasso - Musical-3, 4, Hockey Cheerleader-3, Freshmen-Sen- ior Orientation-1, 4, Max-Ed-1, Friendly, cute and talkative. Favorite experience were vacations and early dismissals. Least favorite experience were fire drills in the cold and rain. Quote: “Hi!” Julie Ann Gravelle - Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4. Outgoing, a really nice kid. Favorite experience was graduation. Least favorite experience was the cafete- ria food. Quote: ““Tch. . . Oh my God!”’ Sandra Louise Graves - “‘Sandi’’, Bas- ketball-1, Deca-3, 4. Friendly and crazy, strange. Favorite experience was going out with Scott S. Least favorite exper- ience was Senior English. Robert Thomas Griffin ntorittee Hardworking. Favorite experience was graduating. Least favorite experience was the homework. Tammi Marie Grimley - ‘Grimace’, Friendly, fun to be with, Favorite exper- ience was going to Bermuda. Least fa- vorite experience was going to Comput- er class. Quote: ‘““Your’re bumming.”’ Francis Marcel Guilemette - ‘‘Gill’’, Soccer-1, 2, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4. Favor- ite experience was graduation, and the parties. Melanie Marie Halligan - ‘Mel’, Ski Club-2, 3, 4, Business Education Club-4, Thanksgiving Rally-4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation. Least favorite experience was having to go to Computer class. Ann Marie Halnan - Favorite Exper- ience was the Junior field trip. Business Education Club-4. Brian Charles Harrigan - “Harry”, Marching Band, Concert Band. Quiet, and friendly. David Allen Harris - ‘‘Harie’’, Soccer- 1, 2, Wrestling-3, 4. ambitious. Favorite experience was Trade Electronics. Least favorite experience was when Mr. Moryl retired. Quote: ““No way?!” Richard E. Hartman. “‘Rick’”’, Intense, lovable, enthusiastic. Favorite exper- ience was graduation. Least favorite ex- perience was Algebra 2. Mary Lou Hastings - ‘‘Pooh’’, Business Education Club-3, Freshmen-Senior Ori- entation-1, 4. Kind and caring. Favorite experience was graduating with the class of 84. Least favorite experience was having fire drills in the rain. Larry Hatch - ‘“‘Mick’’, Ski Club, Snow Soccer, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball. Nice, goodlooking, and rowdy. Favorite experience was being in the rally. Least favorite experience was getting report cards. Quote: “‘So!”’ Douglas Wayne Hatfield “Dou- bios’’, ‘‘“Goud”’, ‘‘Philosophizer’’, Wres- tling-1, 2, 3, Football-1, 2, 3, National Honor Society, Freshmen-Senior Orien- tation. Intelligent, ambitious, and indus- trious. Favorite experience was beating Fitchburg in the 100th game. Least fa- vorite experience was losing to Marl- boro, anc Boys’ State. Steven Wayne Hatfield “the ‘Beav’”’, Student Council-3, 4, Vice President-4, National Honor Society-2, 3, 4, Regional Student Advisory Council Chairman-4, Class treasurer-2, 3, Musi- cal-2, 3, 4, Interclass play-1, 2, 3, 4, Math Team-3, 4, Chess Team-l, 2, Swimming Team-3, 4, Senior class play, Prom Committee-3. Ambitious, naive, optimistic, and intelligent. Favorite ex- perience were the Student Council Con- ventions. Least favorite experience was Freshmen year. John Patrick Hebert- ‘Toy’, Crazy, easy going, carefree. Favorite exper- ience was busting people. Least favorite experience was going to school. Quote: et ho Kevin Leary Hevert - ‘‘Beb’’, Least favorite experience was having Mr. Mail- loux two years in a row. Myriam June Hebert - Flirt, loves rock music. Favorite experience was trip ‘to Nantasket beach. Least favorite exper- ience was going to Computer class. Quote: “Does anyone remember laugh- ter?”’ — Led Zepplin Beth Ann Hickey - ‘Hick’, Junior Varsity Field Hockey-1, Indoor Track-1, Outdoor Track-1, Junior Varsity Basket- ball Cheerleading-2, Varsity Football Sheerleader-3, 4, Deca-2, 3. Talkative, always laughing, and an individualist. Fa- vorite experience were the parties. Least favorite experience were Mon- days. Mark Roger Hier - “Shorty”, Hockey. Nice, and happy. Favorite experience was when school was out. William R. Hillman - “‘Bill”, Fresh- men-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Wrestling- 1, 2, Deca Club. Fiendly, and funny. Fa- vorite experience was trip to Ogunquit Beach. Least favorite experience was Geometry Sophomore year. Quote: “‘If you love something set it free, if it doesn’t come back, hunt it down and kill it Todd Allen Holman - “Homegrown”, Hockey-1, Friendly, and loveable. Favor- ite experience was driving Mr. Peck crazy. Least favorite experience was get- ting caught cutting a class. Christina Louise Hout.- ‘Tina’, Crazy, and dangerous, wild. Favorite ex- perience was getting dismissed and stay- ing home. Least favorite experience was lunch. Quote: ‘‘Do | stutter?” Robert Turrittin Howitt - “Rob”, Tennis-1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club-1, 2, Senior Class Play-3, Musical-4. Dependable, and engaging. Favorite experience was Mr. Fredd’s English class (comedy hour). Least favorite experience was waking up in the wee hours of the winter mornings to go to school. Quote: ‘“‘Too much is never enough.” Christine Lynn Iacobone - ‘‘Cris’’, In- terclass play, Senior class play. Quote: “If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.” Scott Allen Infantino - Junior Varsity Baseball, National Honor Society. Favor- ite experience was Mr. Cavanaugh’s Ha- waiian party. Least favorite experience was coming to school in the mornings. Lamthiene Inthirath - “Tao”, Happy, smiles a lot, a polite person. Favorite experience was to party. Least favorite experience was parting. Lemthong Inthirath - ‘Thong’, Qui- et, friendly, and outgoing. Favorite ex- perience was the 100th game. Quote: “Like ah!” Julie Ann Irvine - Business Education Club-4, Senior class play-4, Musical-4. Artistic, and sensitive. Favorite exper- ience was meeting Ray. Laura Lee Jancaitis - Freshmen-Sen- ior Orientation. Shy to people, and skin- ny. Favorite experience was going out with Mark Peralta. Bonnie Brent Johansson - ‘Bons’, ““BJ”’, President of Bank-4, Deca Club-4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Busi- ness Education Club-4. Friendly, always laughing. Favorite experience was being J: Y i, ; a Senior on Senior Freshmen Orienta- tion. Least favorite experience was tak- ing computers. Quote: ‘‘What time does this period end.” Leslie Anne Johnson - ‘Brahma’, Student Council-1, 4, Girl’s Basketball team-2, Business Education Club-3, 4, Musical-3, 4, Interclass play-4, Co-Editor of Yearbook-4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Rally Committee-4. Avant-garde, intelli- gent, non-conformist. Favorite exper- ience was being a member of the Hindu Trinity. Quote: “‘This is me and the whole damn world can go to hell.”’ Dos- toevsky. Donna Elaine Johnston - Field Hock- ey-1, 2, 3, 4, Softball-1, 3, 4, Ski Club-1, Holy Family Youth Ministry-1, 2, 3, 4, Lassie League-1, 2, Demanding, athletic and religious. Favorite experience was participating in a District Field Hockey game Sophomore year. Least favorite experience was getting an “‘f’’ in Alge- bra. Quote: ‘““You wanna shut up?!” Shayne Scott Jordan - ‘“Germaine”’, Varsity Soccer-3, 4, Junior Varsity-2. White, 5’8”’, and handsome. Favorite ex- perience was making Semi-finals Junior and Senior years. Least favorite exper- ience was being injured Senior Soccer season. Quote: ““Hey Mom, | made it!” Scott William Kartanos a Nisa Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorite experience was graduating. Laurie Jean Kay - ‘Lau’, Musical-3, Hockey Cheerleader-3, Deca-3, Fresh- men-Senior Orientation. Great sense of humor. Loves to make people laugh, friendly. Favorite experience was meet- ing Bobby Burns. Least favorite exper- ience was report cards. Quote: “‘No sa!”’ Brian Paul Kearney - ‘““Grumpy’’, Soc- cer-l, 2, Ske Club-4, Computer Club. Crazy, and cool, collected. Favorite ex- perience was going on the Bermuda trip in April. Least favorite experience were Saturday and Sunday mornings. Quote: ‘When in doubt, go for it.” Michael Louis Keogh - ‘‘1 +0”, Foot- ball, Wrestling-1, Track-4. Quiet and ath- letic. Favorite experience was gradu- ation. Quote: “‘It could be worse, but it could be better.” Mary Ellen Killelea - “Speedy”, Sec- retary of Trade-4, Freshmen-Senior Ori- entation. Laughs a lot, loves to party, and is rowdy most of the time. Favorite experience was the rallies. Quote: “Let's party.” John Joseph Kulasenski ORI Deca-3, 4. Loves rock and roll, and loves to have a good time. Favorite exper- ience was leaving. Least favorite exper- ience was coming for four years. Quote: “Is your wallet dusty, Bones?” Michael Edward Labor - ‘Mike’, “‘Re- bel’, Intelligent, anti-jock. Favorite ex- perience was Junior class trip. Least fa- vorite experience was being a Freshman. Quote: ‘“L.H.S., second to none al- ways!” Roger Anthony Lafleur “Gee”, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Wresling, Golf-4. Shy, calm, easy going. Favorite exper- ience was playi ng football, Least favorite experience was having homework. Edward Joseph Lagoy - ‘Ed’, “‘Ted’”’, “E Long”, ‘‘Engilmar’’, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society-2, 3, 4. Quiet and determined. Favorite experience was beating Brock- ton and playing in the 100th game. Least favorite experience was getting beat by Marlboro. Quote: “Ya right . . . pffttt- that’s right!!”” David Arthur Landry - Drafting. Fa- vorite experience was graduation. Least favorite experience was the school’s food. Quote: “2” John Emile Landry - National Honor Society-3, 4, Math Club-4. Hard worker, gets along with everyone. Favorite ex- perience-making it through four years. Least favorite experience was Proposi- tion 2 Y. Steven James Lanza - ‘“‘La’’, Soccer- 1, Easy going, and fun. Favorite exper- ience was graduating. Least favorite ex- perience was Geometry class. Quote: “Hey Bud, let’s party.” Rhonda Jane LaPointe - ‘“Zonker’, Stage Crew-l, Interclass play-1, 2, Freshmen-Senior Orientation, Prom Committee-3, Yearbook staff-4, Senior Class play, Musical-4. Friendly, N.Y. Yankees and Bruins fan. Favorite exper- ience was the Junior Interclass play. Least favorite experience was Freshmen Interclass play. Quote: “‘Today I don't want to live for, I want to live.” Robin Jean LaPointe - “English’’, In- terclass play-1, 2, 3, Yearbook staff-4, Senior class play, Musical. Outgoing, studious, and friendly. Least favorite ex- perience was the work that had to be done at the beginning of the Senior year. Quote: “‘How’s it going?” Lorna Lee LaSalle ‘Pebbles’, Friendly, quiet, and thoughtful. Favorite experience was being in Chemistry class. Quote: ‘Yes, Tom and | are doing fine.” Kathy Marie Latini - ‘Kath’, Year- book staff-4, Business Education Club-3, 4. Quiet, loves the Rolling Stones, and Led Zepplin. Favorite experience was the Banking class. Least favorite exper- ience was coming to school. Quote: “Sex, drugs, and rock and roll.’’ Theresa Louise Lavoie - ‘Tree’, Ski Club-4, Yearbook staff-4, Rally Commit- tee-4, Snow Soccer-3, 4, Freshmen-Sen- ior Orientation. Friendly, ambitious, and energetic. Favorite experience was the rally. Least favorite experience was math class. Quote: ‘“‘Oh my God!”’ Edward Ruben LeBlanc- “Eddie”, In- door Track-1. Short, and friendly. Favor- ite experience was going into welding. Least favorite experience was leaving trade week to go to school. David Paul LeBlanc ‘Rubber’, Swimming Team. Pretty shy. Favorite experience was when Wamonth made the gym class laugh. Least favorite ex- perience was when my shop teacher yells at me. Quote: “Yep” Diane LeBlanc - ‘‘Di’’, Likes concerts, skiing and motorcycle riding. Favorite experience was getting bounced. Quote: “T wanna get out of here.”’ Keith Richard LeBlanc - Student Ad- visory Council, Class President, National Honor Society. Hardworking and bright. Favorite experience was meeting Patty Fortin. Least favorite experience was lunch. Linda Mary LeBlanc - ‘“‘Lin’’, Business Education Club-4. Friendly kind, and generous. Favorite experience was Sen- ior year. Least favorite experience was Consumer Education with Mrs. Gottese- gen. Quote: Drake... .” Renee Marie LeBlanc - Musical-3, 4, Who’s Who of American High School Students, National Merit Commenda- tion. Understanding, creative, and cute. Favorite experience was meeting Bobby, and being friends with Mary and Laurie. Least favorite experience was advance History with Mr. Benoit. Quote: ‘‘Trick”’ Ann Elizabeth LeDuc “Duck”’, Swimming Team-1, 2, 3, 4, Track Team- 1, 2, 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students-4, Indoor Track-1. Quiet, cheerful, conservative. Favorite experience was being captain of the Swimming Team. Least favorite exper- ience was breaking a 100m! graduate in Chemistry II with Mr. Seimaszko stand- ing right there. David Michael Leger - ‘‘Capudi’’, Soc- cer-1, Hockey-1, 2, 3, 4, Weights. Total- ly aweso me. Favorite experience was Freshmen-Senior week. Least favorite was having Mr. Mailloux for two years in a row. Lori Ann Leger - Friendly, and outgo- ing. Favorite experience was meeting all my friends. Least favoriet experience was Psychology class Junior year. quote: “That’s life.” Lynne Marie Leger - ‘‘Teddy’’, Fresh- men-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Ski Club-4, Musical-3, Thanksgiving Rally-4, Inter- class play-4. Friendly, always smiling and funny. Favorite experience was Thanks- giving Rally. Least favorite experience was detention. Quote: ““Oh my God, you've got to be kidding me!” Matthew Longo - Student Council, Musical, Interclass Play. Dedicated, Am- bitious worker, Individualistic. Favorite experience was Winning the Shepard Award for senior play, and attending co- misc ‘‘conventions’” at Dunfeys. Least favorite experience was being shafted for a lead role in the musical during sen- ior year. Anthony Fredrick Lorenzen - Foot- ball - 1, freshman - senior orientation 1, 4. Favorite experience was skipping school to party; least favorite exper- ience: wasting 4 years learning nothing. Theodore Reid Losey - soccer 1, 2, 3, baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, freshman - senior week 4, Thanksgiving Rally 4 favorite experence was graduation. Least favorie experience was finals. What's up. Theresa Losey - varsity track 1, 2, Deca 2, 3. Talkative, skinny, friendly. Favorite experience wat meeting other guys from out-of- town. Least favorite experience was school it self. Yo party people. Rebecca Losh - Favorite experience was hanging around with her friends, and the 100th football game. Least favorite experience was gym. Sometimes rowdy, love to party with friends, friendly. Quote: What’s up? You're bummin; no biggie. Peter Joseph Losurdo - L.H.S. band 1, 2, 3, 4. Daringly, open minded, indi- vidualistic. Favorite experience was three times honor roll. Least favorite ex- perience was Mike Millette’s graduation party. Lisa Antonietta Maldari - ““Muscles’’- Freshman - Senior Orientation 1, 4. In- terclass play 3, Yearbook staff - 4. Loves to laugh, a good friend, and shy at times. Favorite experience was seeing my friends after summer vacation and senior year gym class. Least favorite exper- ence: none. Quote ‘‘ah, facrying out loud!” Christopher Rodger Malmgren ‘“‘Mel”’ funny and nice guy. Favorite ex- perience is graduating. Least favorite ex- perience was going to school. Quote “This school hugs it baby!” Patrick J. Malone- “Benny” football 1, 2, 3, 4. Modest, nice guy. Favorite experience was beating Brockton senior year. Least favorite experence was los- ing the superbowl. Quote: I’m gonna snap. Dina Marie Mammone - Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom re- presentative 1, 2, 3, spring musical stage crew 2, Freshman- Senior orientation 4, co-sports manager Yearbook Staff 4, co- chairman rally committee 4, Student Council 4, physical education aide-4. Friendly, quiet. quote: “‘Never let a fool kiss you or a kiss fool you’’-Joey Adams. Lisa A. Marcoccio - ‘‘Mute’’ Senior class play 4, Student Council-3, 4, year- book 4, cheerleading 3, 4 musical 3, French Club 4, Y.A.C. 3, 4, ski club 3. Slamable, outgoing, smart. Favorite ex- perience was End of football season. Least favorite experience was beginning of football season. Quote: ‘People around me are so fake, that | am con- stantly lowering my ideals.”’ Arthur Mill- er Laura A Marcoux - Favorite exper- ience was Graduation. Quiet, fun to be with, funny. Lynn Marino - Swim team 1, Softball team 1, Freshman - Senior orientation. Outgoing, always smiling. Favorite ex- perience was graduation day. Least fa- vorite experience was classes-in general. Quote: “If your’re going to dream, dream big”; ‘‘Let your imagination fly”’ Anthony Roger Marrama - “Tony” Football 1, Quiet, dependable. Least fa- vorite experience was taking geometry sophomore year. Miguel Martinez - “Tippy” (captain crunch) soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (C) baseball 1, 2. Favorite experience was playing varsi- ty soccer, Least favorite experience was S.A.T.’s tests. crunch bunch lives on! Quote: ‘“Beware!! the ” Jan Vincent Martino - Football, wres- tling, business education, Favorite exper- ience was leaving school to go swim- ming. Least favorite experience was eat- ing the school lunch. Quote: your out of control Laurie Ann Marrone - “‘Laur”’ basket- ball cheerleader, football cheerleader, prom committee, tennis, swimming. fa- vorite experience was Bermuda trip. Michele Mason - Mich, Freshman and Senior Orientation-1 4, National Honor Society-3 4, Basketball-3 4, School Fued-4, Math Club-4, Softball-4. Outgo- ing and friendly. Favorite experience was being part of Thanksgiving Game festivities during Senior year. Least fa- vorite experience was taking SRA’s Freshman Sophomore years. John Matarese - MadMan, Ice Hockey- 1, 2, 3, 4. Wild, Crazy willing. Favorite experience was partying on the hill. Brian Patrick Matley Boomar, Freshman and Senior Orientation 1 4, J.V. Ice Hockey-1, J.V. Wrestling-2 3, Varsity Football-3, ‘‘Blue Devil’ during 100th game and rally. Deceptively emo- tional, private and unknowingly intelli- gent. Favorite experience was playing in the 1982 Superbowl and winning. Least favorite experience was Chemistry I. Quote: ‘‘Don’t do as | say or as I do. Do as you feel.”’ Mark Adrian Matthews - J.V. Soccer- 1, Varsity Soccer-2, 3, 4, Interclass Bas- ketball-3, Snow Soccer-2 3, Cheer- leader in rally for Thanksgiving game-4. Nice person, athletic, and hard working. Favorite experience was playing Varsity soccer 3 years and playing in the Dis- tricts all 3. John Edward Maxim Max, J.V. Hockey-1 3, Ski Club-3 4, Freshman and Senior Orientation-1 4. Nice per- son. Favorite experience was gradu- ation. Robin Maynard - Business Education Club-3 4, Freshman and Senior Orien- tation-4. Friendly, caring, and intelligent. Favorite experience was graduating with the victory of F.H.S. in “84”. Least fa- vorite experience was Computer Class. Joseph Daniel Mazzaferro - Mazz, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1. Favor- ite experience was throwing the basket- ball at the referee during the Holy Name basketball game and getting ejected. David Marshall - Football-1, 2, 3, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, Baseball-1, Track-2. Crazy and wild. Favorite experience was going to Florida. Holly McCrann - Spanky, Interclass Play-1, Freshman and Senior Orienta- tion, Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Musical-3 4, Sec- retary of Band-3, Stage Crew-4. Pessi- mistic, shy, funny. Favorite experience was Musicals and band practices. Least favorite experience was when Janet chopped my bangs. ¢ as bean Robert John McDonald “Baby Huey.” Easy going. Favorite experience was being in autobody shop. Least favor- ite experence was failing gym. Quote: It's a Bummer! William J. McDonald - “‘Bill’’ Least favorite experience was having Mr. Mail- lioux two years in a row. Bruce McDowell - Funny, shy friendly, Freshman - senior orientation 1, 4. Fa- vorite experence was Physics class ju- nior year. Least favorite experince was freshman year. Quote: “Physics in phun”’ Stephen McDowell - stage crew 3, in- terclass play 3, ski club 1, 2, 3, 4. Favor- ite experence was art class. Least favor- ite experence was sophomore geometry class Joseph A. McGrath - ‘“MaGraf’’; big and mean. Favorite experence sliding out of class without getting caught. Least favorite experence was bounced for fighting in the smokin room. Quote: What’s up? Joseph David Paul McGrath - “Paul” Quiet. Favorite experence was making a freshman do pushups. Least favorite ex- perince was doing push ups when | was a freshman. Deborah A. McGregor - “Debbie” Business education 4. Favorite exper- ience just being around friends. Least favorite experence was Mr. Arroyo's Computer Class! friendly, good sense of humor David John McHugh - Varsity base- ball, inter class play, basketball, snow soccer. Atheletic, funny, good kid. Fa- vorite experence was winning baseball championships. Quote: ‘‘Nasty”’ Joan McKenna - “Joanie’’. Loves to party, talks alot, easy to get along with, always smiling, pretty. Favorite exper- ence been with all her friend and having fun. Least favorite experence not being able to talk. Quote: ‘‘Ya know what I’m sayin” Megan Ann McLaughlin - Meg, Swim- ming-1, Trac k-1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country- 2, 3, 4. Athletic, friendly and talkative. Favorite experience was being on the Cross Country team. David McNally - ‘““Mac,” Varsity Foot- ball-1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball-1, 2, Stage Crew-3, 4, Varsity Golf-4. Subtle, free and outgoing. Favorite experience was Senior Freshman week. Allan John McNamara - Soccer-1 2. Least favorite experience was school food. Kelly McNamara - Ski Club-1 2, Prom Committee-3, Deca Club-4, Fresh- man and Senior Orientation. Least favor- ite experience was writing term papers. Patricia Kimberly McNamara - Pat- ty, Freshman and Senior Orientation- 1 4. Friendly and quiet. Favorite exper- ience was meeting Johnny Wilson. Least favorite experience was English class. Quote: ‘I don’t want a job.”’ David McIntosh - Mac, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-4. Favorite experience was graduating. Michele Amanda McHugh Mel, Band-1 2, Ski Club-1 4, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, French Club-4. Intelligent, witty and honest. Favorite experience as French. Least favorite experience was Marching Band. Quote: “Elle est etour- die.” Timothy C. Mercer - Tim, Freshman and Senior Orientation. Favorite exper- ience was May 25, 1984. Least favorite experience was Precalculus. Joan Mercier - Wild and friendly. Fa- vorite experience was passing English. Least favorite experience was detention. Marilyn Melendez - M M, Quiet, shy and wild. Favorite experience was get- ting dismissed and hanging around. Least favorite experience was fire drills and lunch. Kristen Ann Melanson - Basketball-1, 2, Softball-1, Color Guard-1, Business Ed Club-4, Rally-4, Freshman and Senior Orientation. Carlos Melendez - Iguana, Skillfull in carpentry, good sense of humor. Quote: “Getting jobs for the Trade kids.” Bonnie Lynn Michael - “Bon,” Fresh- man and Senior Orientation, Yearbook Staff-4, Senior Class Play-4, Musical-4, Girls Track-3 4, Indoor Track-4, Rally Committee-4, Business Ed Club-4. Hap- py-go-lucky. Favorite experience was hanging out with friends. Least favorite experience was Computer Class. Quote: ““Remember the laughter” Rhonda Michaud - ‘‘Doc’’ Freshman and Senior Orientation, Track-1, March- ing Band-2, Concert Band-2. Quiet and funny. Favorite experience was Senior- Freshman week. Least favorite exper- ience was Freshman-Senior week. Quote: ‘‘When the times are good, they're great, and without your friends they couldn’t be there.” Judith Mikels - Judy, Business Ed. Club-3 4, Caring, kind and friendly per- son. Favorite experience was meeting all my friends throughout the four years. Least favorite experience was being a Freshman. Jill Minich - ‘‘Zoey’’, Director of Soph- omore Interclass Play-2, Chairman of Prom Committee-3. Friendly, cheerful and caring. Favorite experience was Di- recting Sophomore Interclass Play. Least favorite experience was book- keeping class. Quote: ‘‘In the restless sea of daily life, take time to find your sepa- rate island of serenity.” Laura Montaquila Talkative and crazy, laughs a lot and loves to party. Least favorite experience was getting up in the morning and knowing you have to come to school. Quote: “I don’t know.” Mark Anthony Montaquila “Monty”, Drafting-1, 2, 3, 4. Likes drawing, crafts, and nautilus. Favorite experience was watching girls, and get- ting teachers frustrated. Rosemary Morales - ‘ ‘Rosey’’, Varsity Track-1, 2, Junior Basketball 2, Deca Club, Freshmen-Senior Orientation. Nice personality. Edward E. Moyen, Jr. - ‘‘Ed’’, Private, easy going, friendly. Favorite experience was graduation. Least favorite exper- ience was coming to chool. Quote: “I hate school.’’, “Get outta here, huh?!” Daniel Joseph Murphy - ‘Murph’, Soccer-1, Junior Varsity Hockey-1, Var- sity Hockey-2, 4, God’s gift to women. Favorite experience was all the gradu- ation paries at the end of the year. Least favorite experience was seeing Gill’s and McHugh’s car accident. Quote: ‘‘Live to- day as if there is no tomorrow.” Jill Christine Myllykangas - Prom Committee-3, Yearbook staff-4, Fresh- men-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Junior Var- sity Field Hockey-1, 2, Varsity Field Hockey-3, 4, Junior Varsity Track-1. Fa- vorite experience was playing field hock- ey and the rally Senior year. Least favor- ite experience was Mrs. Angelini’s Chemistry class, and Mr. Arroyo’s Span- ish class. Christopher Navaroli - ‘‘Nava’’, Ten- nis-1. Tall, dark and handsome. Favorite experience was all the graduation paries. Least favorite experience was seeing Francis Gillmette in an accident. Quote: “Party Hardy.” Debbie Gloria Nelson - ‘‘Deb’’, Quiet, thoughtful, and friendly. Favorite exper- ience was becoming a Senior. Least fa- vorite experience was having History. Quote: ‘“‘Love and laughs.” John Normandin - ‘‘Wojoe’’, “Uba’’, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club. Strong si- lent type. Favorite experience was play- ing in the 100th football game. Quote: “Cut it out.” Mark Normandin - ‘‘Psycho’’. Fresh- men-Senior Orientation. Friendly, and adventurous. Favorite experience was Physics class Junior year. Quote: ‘‘Phys- ics is phun.” Thomas O’Brien - ‘“‘Toy’’, Easy going, care free, and crazy. Favorite exper- ience busting people. Least favorite ex- perience was eating school’s lunch. Quote: ‘‘Z”’ Eric James O’Connor - ‘“‘Conrad’’, Ju- nior Varsity Baseball-1, 2, Junior Varsity Basketball-1, 2, Freshmen-Senior Orien- tation-4. Fun person to be with, and likes to party. Favorite experience was gradu- ating. Least favorite experience was go- ing to school. Quote: ‘‘Can’t wait for the weekend.” Kristi Jane Oliver - ‘‘Krissy’’, Business Education Club-4. Sunny disposition, and outgoing. Favorite experience will be graduation day. Least favorite exper- ience was getting caught for skipping school. Quote: ‘Ya, Henry’s fine. It’s been over three years now.” David Anthony Palazzi - “Ice Man’, Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4. Hates to lose. Fa- vorite experience was beating Brockton for two years in a row. Least favorite experience was losing to Marlboro in football. Quote: ‘Cancel my subscription the Resurection.”’ Deanne Rita Pananos - “‘Dee’’, Na- tional Honor Society-2, 3, 4, Field Hock- ey-1, 2, 3, 4, Softball-1, 2, 3, 4, School Feud. Sociable, athletic, and talkative. Favorite experience was being Captain of Field Hockey Senior year, and saving first goal against Fitchburg. Peter Leonardo Pancare - ‘Pete’, Musical-1, Wrestling-3. Kind, outgoing, and strange. Favorite experience was the walk-out Freshmen year, and the Ju- nior class trip. Least favorite experience was being in the rubber room. Quote: ‘“‘Never seems to be enough time to do the things | want to do once | find them.” William Bernard Paquette - ‘‘Bill’”’, Ski Club-3, 4, Skate Boarding-1, 2, 3, 4, Surf Club-1, 2, 3, 4. Extremely outgoing. Least favorite experience was Mrs. Buss yelling. Quote: “Total awesome.” Lisa Louise Pearson - ‘Drew’, Rally Committee-4. Talkative, loud, and crazy. Favorite experience was never getting caught by the guards while leaving lunch. Least favorite experience was getting caught and being thrown in cell block 5. Quote: ‘‘You’re bummin’”’ Cynthia Ann Theresa Pellecchia - “C.P. Hooker’’, Attentive, diligent work- er. Favorite experience was Freshman year with the gang. Quote: “Are you High?”’ Kristin Anne Peltola - Softball-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-2, 3, Cross Country-3, 4, Ski Club-3, Business Education Club-4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-4, Rally-4. Favorite experience was graduation. Least favorite experience was Mr. Steff’s Biology II tests. Scott Allen Peralta - Funny, loud, and friendly. Favorite experience was not do- ing homework. Least favorite exper- ience was having detention for Mr. Ste- vens. Quote: “‘I can’t believe I got deten- tion again.” James Richard Perla - ‘Perla’, Foot- ball-1, 2, 3, 4. Hardworking and ambi- tious. Favorite experience was playing in the 100th game. Least favorite exper- ience was lunch. Quote: ‘‘Bummy rash.”’ Gary David Petit “Petit”, Swim Team-2, 3, Wrestling-1, 2. Friendly, fun, and kind. Favorite experience was knocking Mike Tuff’s down. Least favor- ite experience was getting up for school in the morning. Quote: “‘Get a hold of yourself, Man!’ Susan Mary Petricca - Quiet. Favorite experience was graduation. Least favor- ite experience was Junior year. David Phelps - ‘‘Dave’’, Lazy, cool and crazy. Favorite experience was being ‘able to skip two days of school legally. Least favorite experience was being in the rubber room for a week. Wendy Philpotts - ‘“Bunzi’, Senior class play-4, Yearbook-4, French Club-4, Interclass plays-1, 2, 3, Musicals-1, 2, 3, Chess Team-1, 2, Student Council-1, 2, 3, 4. Funky, and loquacious. Beth Ann Pirro - ‘Vishnu’, “Buffy”, Vice-President-3, 4, Student Council-2, 3, 4, Musical-1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass plays- 2, 3, 4, Senior class play-4, Yearbook-4, Senior-Freshmen Orientation-1, 4, Prom Committee-3. Sarcastic, non-chalant. Fa- vorite experience was watching others. Least favorite experience was when they noticed. Quote: ‘‘Don’t dream it-be it!” Carole Marie Pitts - Happy, and likes horses. Favorite experience was May 25. Least favorite experience was Typing II. Quote: ‘‘Unbelievable.”’ Matthew Philip Proietti - ‘Matt’, Football-1, Indoor Track-1, Outdoor Track-2, 4. Sense of humor, fast think- ing, and intelligent. Favorite experience was Biology II with Mr. Steff Junior year. Least favorite experience was Chemistry I with Mrs. Angelini Junior year. Quote: “What are you, burnt?!”’ Karen Marie Quiet - ‘“K.Q.”’, Basket- ball-1, Softball-1, Junior Varsity Basket- ball-2, Junior Softball-2, Freshmen-Sen- ior Orientation-1, 4. Outgoing, friendly, and caring. Favorite experience was graduation. Least favorite experience was being a Freshmen. Quote: “‘Success consists of getting up just one more time before you fall.” Steven Gordon Quigley - ‘Steve’, Polite, careful, and friendly. Favorite ex- perience was meeting new friends. Least favorite experience was detention. Quote: ‘‘Z” Diane Marie Raikowski - ‘‘Di’’. Fresh- men-Senior Orientation-4, Business Edu- cation Club-3, 4, Guidance helper-2, 3, 4. Talkative, and dippy. Favorite exper- ience was the 100th Thanksgiving game. Least favorite experience was Mr. Ar- royo’s Computer class. Michael William Rainville - ‘““Mike’’, Co-op. Fun, good looking, and loves to party. Favorite experience was getting Mr. Mailloux mad. Least favorite exper- ience was lunch. Quote: “‘We’ve been here long, will they miss us when we’re gone?” Emily Rose Ramos - “Em’’, Junior Varsity Cheerleading-2, Varsity cheer- leading-3. Quiet, friendly, college bound and going places. Favorite experience was cheerleading. Least favorite exper- ience was tasting cafeteria food. Quote: “T hope that my sister, Laurie, who will be attending L.H.S. next year, will bene- fit and take my place in L.H.S.” Segundo Ramos, Jr. - ““Gundi’’, “‘Ju- nior’, Deca Club-2, 3, 4, Business Edu- cation Club, Thanksgiving Rally-4, Bank- ing Club-4, Freshmen-Senior Orienta- tion-1, 4. Fairly intelligent, ougoing, and friendly. Favorite experience was the 100th game rally, and first Deca confer- ence as a Sophomore. Least favorite ex- perience was getting an ‘‘f’’ on his first report card, and Freshmen-Senior Orien- tation as a Freshmen. Quote: “‘I’m inno- cent!” Laurie Ann Reed - Sense of humor, always there when needed and friendly. _ermittammnans em, a ee Ga Pe ri te. a Favorite experience was being around friends. Angel Spyleos Regopoulos - Fresh- men-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Marching Band-1, 3, Business Education Club-4. Friendly, and talkative. Favorite exper- ience was graduating. Least favorite ex- perience was having Miss. Pyle for a teacher. Janet Christina Reid “Jamit’’, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4. Goofy and giggly, and good-natured. Fa- vorite experience was 100th game rally and the drive into Fitchburg. Least favor- ite experience was Spa nish three with Mr. Arroyo Sophomore year. Quote: “Tm gonna fail this test!” Joy Nadine Renner - Hapy, Quiet, and friendly. Favorite experience was start- ing Senior year. Least favorite exper- ience was Child Growth and Develop- ment class. Sheila Virginia Renzi - ‘French Frie’”’, Hockey Cheerleader, Soccer Cheer- leader, Deca Club, Business Education Club, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4. Happy, fun, and friendly. Favorite ex- perience was cheerleading for Soccer and Hockey. Least favorite experience was going to school. Quote: “Oh Ma- don!” Sharon Ann Rettberg - Theatre-2, Cu- pid-Gram-2, Freshmen-Senior Orienta- tion. Quiet, weird, and friendly. Favorite experience was Miss Derosure’s French class Freshmen year. Quote: “Are you for real?!” Kelley Ann Richard - Freshmen-Sen- ior Orientation, Always laughing, and friendly. Favorite experience was dress- ing her Freshmen during Frehmen-Sen- ior Orientation. Least favorite exper- ience was singing in the cafeteria Fresh- men year. Ruben Rivera - Puerto Rican. Favorite experience was graducation. Least fa- vorite experience was reading the book 1984. Deborah Ann Rix - ‘Deb’, Deca-4. Friendly, and quiet. Favorite experience was making new friends. Least favorite experience was Psychology Senior year. Quote: ‘‘Go for it!” ’ Tamra Lynn Robichaud am. Varsity Swimming-1, 2, 3, 4, Softball-1, 2, 3, 4. Witty, athletic, and crazy at times. Favorite experience was being captain of the Swim team and holding Freshmen Initiation. Least favorite ex- perience was going to Moe’s fourth peri- od Chemistry class. Quote: “Sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel, is an oncoming train.”’ Karen Lynne Rocheleau - “‘Kay- Kay”, Deca Club. Friendly, talkative, and classy. Favorite experience was win- ning the 100th Football game. Least fa- vorite experience was having home- work, book reports to do and report cards. Quote: “Hey Girl!’ Marylou Rodriquez - ‘Wild’, Sweet, caring, and lov ing. Quote: ‘“‘Nobody!”’ Christopher J. Rogers - ‘“Rod’’, Varsi- ty Wrestling, Favorite experience was having snow days. Least favorite exper- ience was having Miss. Addante. Janet Helen Rogers “Streakwo- man’’, Musical-1, 2, 3, Interclass plays-2, 3, Ski Club, Prom Committee-3. Bubbly, giggly, and outgoing. Favorite exper- ience was bieng in the musicals and plays. Least favorite experience was Physics. Quiet: “I thing I’m gonna die.” Lynn Francine Roiko - Outgoing, qui- et and pretty. Favorite experience was graduating. Daisy Roman Business Education Club, Media Aid. Friendly, always smil- ing, a flirt, and caring. Favorite exper- ience was the four years spent at L.H.S., and skipping class and not getting caught. Least favorite experience was leaving L.H.S. at 1:57 May 25. Quote: “Well, hello!” Paula Jean Romano - ‘Medusa’, Stu- dent Council-1, Basketball-1, Varsity Track-1, Class Secretary-2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Softball-2, Ski Club-2, National Honor Society-2, Snow Soccer-3, Varsi- ty Football Cheerleader-3, 4, Theatre plays-3, Prom Committee-3, Freshmen- Senior Orientation. Outgoing, friendly, and tapped. Favorite experience was cheering for football and kissing Bob Lo- bel at the 100th game. Least favorite experience was when the food vending machines were shut down. Quote: ‘Go fa it!” Juan de Jesus Rosado - “Johnny”, Intelligent, and smart. Least favorite ex- perience was meeting Maria Sepulueda. Christopher Paul Route “Route 69”’, “Crash’’, Freshmen Football-1, Varsity Football-3, 4, Varsity Tennis-1, Math Club-3. Slider, intelligent, and indif- ferent. Favorite experience was taking a wrong turn on the way to school and ending up at Hampton Beach. Least fa- vorite experience was having English classes (since the first grade). Quote: “‘If you’re worried about somethin, stay home!” Christopher John Roy - ‘‘Wardrobe’’, class clown, Favorite experience was Freshmen year. Least favorite exper- ience was getting Miss Gauthier as a teacher for two years straight. Quote: “You’re bummin!”’ Denise Mary Salafia - ‘‘Ralfy”, Bas- ketball-1, Softball-1, Junior Varsity Bas- ketball-2, Junior Varsity Softball-2, Inter- class play-1. Very friendly, outgoing, po- lite, and a nice personality. Favorite ex- perience was the 100th fooball game. Least favorite experience was coming back to school after a vacation. Maryanna Rita Salamone - ‘May’, Friendly, smiles a lot. Favorite exper- ience was making new friends. Least fa- vorite experience was having home- work, and Sophomore year. Quote: “What?” Robert Anthony Salvatelli, Jr. “Sav’’, Eootball-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, 3, Yearbook staff-4, President of the class-1, 2, Freshmen-Senior Orientation. Personable, easy-going, and opinionat- ed. Favorite experience was the 100th Thanksgiving game. Least favorite ex- perience was losing Super Bow! 1983. Quote: ‘‘Ask not what your school can do for you, but what you can do for your school.”’ Donna Camille Salvi Deca-4, Queen’s Court-4. Friendly, and ambi- tious. Favorite experience was the 100th Thanksgiving Day game, and Freshmen- Senior Orientation. Least favorite exper- ience was Freshmen-Senior Orientation when she was a Freshmen. Denise Rose Samia - Prom Commit- tee-2, 3, Thanksgiving Rally Committee- 4, Yearbook staff-4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation. Honest, ambitious, and friendly. Favorite experience was having rallies, and parties. Least favorite exper- ience was getting up in front of Health class and being taped. Quote: “‘Are you serious? No way!” Scott Nathan Sanborn - ‘Animal’, Tall, funny, and friendly. Favorite exper- ience ws leaving L.H.S. Least favorite experience was coming in September of 1980. Quote: “‘Let’s get hammered.” Doris Jean Sanchez - ‘“‘Chez’’, Friend- ly, loves to smile, easy to get along with and talk to. Least favorite experience was being in a class that wasn’t interest- ing. Quote: ‘‘What are you, burnt?!” Sarah Jean Sangster “Dingy”’, Friendly, crazy, and ambitious. Favorite experience was being with good friends. Least fa vorite experience was the laying off teachers because of Proposition 2 2. Quote: “Yo!” Brian Mark Sciabarrasi - ‘‘Shib’’, Co- op. Determined, and easy-going. Favor- ite experience was working co-op. Least favorite experience was learning to adapt to some of the students. Stephen Philip Scipione - ‘‘Skip the Trip”, Soccer-1, Drafting. easy to get along with, and a good person. Favorite experience was graduation. Least favor- ite experience was school food and in school suspension. ” Louise Ann _ Schofield ours Friendly, and shy. Favorite experience was graduation. Least favorite exper- ience was getting suspended. Todd Donald Schuster ““Shue”’, Baseball-1, Junior Varsity Baseball, Cool calm, and collected. Favorite experience was going to graduation parties. Least favorite experience was having Comput- er class with Mr. Arroyo. Quote: ‘‘Are you kiddin’ me?” Paula Jean Secino - “Polly”, Swim- ming Team-1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club, Softball, Friendly, cool, quiet. Favorite exper- ience was graduation. Least favorite ex- perience was preparing for college and waking up so early for school. Quote: “That's what scares me!” Daniel Joseph Senecal - ‘Dan’, Fa- vorite experience was graduation. Least favorite experience was taking U.S. His- tory. Hilda Naomi Serrano - ‘“Enina’’, Fa- vorite experience was meeting people that care about others. Quote: ‘“‘We all make mistakes and learn from them.” Deborah Lee Sharos - ‘Little Greek’’, “Pickle”, Freshmen-Senior Orientation- 4, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Softball-1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey-2, 3, 4. Great personal- ity, friendly and a great athlete. Catherine Elizabeth Shearer - Honor Society-2, Senior class play-4, Musical-3, Yearbook Committee-4, Junior member of the Fortnightly Club-4. Original, al- ways smiling. Favorite experience was dressing up for Punk Day. Least favorite experience was getting below a “‘B”’ on report cards Junior year. Quote: ‘‘Smil- ing is contagious, one goes a long way.”’ Julie Mae Sheldon - Deca-3, 4, Plays (theatre)-3. Friendly, and ourgoing. Fa- vorite experience was Senior rally for the Thanksgiving game, and Junior class beach trip. Least favorite experience was losing the Super Bowl. Richard John Shortsleeve - ‘Rich’, “Rick’’, Kind and generous. Favorite ex- perience was having Mr. Fredd for an English teacher. Least favorite exper- ience was having Mr. Johnson for wood- working Frshmen year. Quote: ‘‘Tell it!” Tina Virginia Similia - Banking pro- gram-4. Friendly, easy to get along with. Favorite experience was graduation. Lest favorite experience was Spanish class with Mr. Arroyo. Colleen Rita Simonds - Quiet, shy, and considerate, Least favorite exper- ience was the cafeteria. Carol Jean Skinner - ‘“‘Jean’’, Busi- ness Education Club. Funny, outgoing, and friendly. Favorite experience was graduating. Least favorite experience was being in school in warm weather. Shawn Michael Smith - “Smitty”, Fa- vorite experience was being in the weld- ing shop. Least favorite experience was going back to school on academic week. Rodney Scott Somma - ‘Sid’’, Cross- Country-1, Ski Club-2, 3, 4, Student Council-2, 3, Home room Representa- tive-2, National Honor Society-3, 4, Prom Committee-3, Wrestling-4, Musi- cal-3, 4, Short, friendly, and funny. Fa- vorite experience was graduation and English Senior year. Least favorite ex- perience was English Junior year. Michelle Sorette - ‘Scooter’, Soccer- 1, 2, 3, Devillette-4, Basketball-1, 2, 4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Soft- ball-1, 2, 3, 4, Business Education Club- 4, Snow Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4. Outgoing, school spirit, and friendly. Favorite ex- perience was being chose to play on the boy’s soccer team. Quote: “Snappa’’, “Give me a break!” Douglas Arthur Soulliere - ‘Pierre’, Indoor Track-1, Ski Club-1, 2, 3, Senior class play-3, Freshmen-Senior Orienta- tion-4. Easy going, and friendly. Favorite experience was Mrs. Rheault’s English class Junior year. Least favorit exper- ience was Mrs. Angelini’s Chemistry class Sophomre year. Quote: ‘I don’t care anymore!” Lynne Particia Spadafora - “Spud”, Student Council-3, 4, Yearbook-4, Prom Committee-3, Rally Committee-4, Inter- class play-2, 3, 4, Freshmen-Senior Ori- entation -4, Senior class play-4. Bizarre, weird sense of humor. Kristina Lynn Sparks MINER “Sparks”, Track-1, Basketball-2, Soc- cer-2, Business Education Club, Gymnas- tics. Ambitious, friendly, and out going. Favorite experience was winning races in track. Quote: ‘All Right!”’ Scott Anthony Spinelli - “Bubba”, Basketball-4. Dark, sweet, and nasty. Fa- vorite experience was playing at Holy Cross in the districts. Least favorite ex- perience was going to Parmeter road and letting Francis Guillmette use his car. Quote: ‘‘Are you sick?!” Jill Sponenberg - Business Education Club-4. Sensitive, imaginative, and ner- vous. Least favorite experience was coming to L.H.S. Dina Spylios - ‘“‘D’’, Business Education Club -4. Friendly, giddy, and outgoing. Favorite experience was going to Ber- muda. Least favorite experience was be- ing in school when it was nice outside. Debra Ann Squire - ‘Debbie’, Fresh- men-Senior Orientation. Friendly. Favor- ite experience was graduation. Least fa- vorite experience was Civics class in the ninth grade with Mr. Benoit. Cheryl Marie St. Jean “Cher, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Prom Committee-3, Scenery for Musicals-3, 4, Deca-4, Thanksgiving Day rally-4. Sensi- tive, easy going, and a good friend. Fa- vorite experience was being in the Thanksgiving rally. Least favorite exper- ience was Chemistry with Mrs. Angelini. Quote: ‘‘Hoi!”’ James Michael Stacy “J-Barr”’, Good person, and easy going. Favorite experience was seeing Mr. Peck leave. Least favorite experience was when Mr Hulecki yelled at him the first day back Senior year. Quote: “Sit down!” Amy Michelle Stroscher - Girls Swim- ming team-1, Indoor Track-1, Outdoor Track-1. Favorite experience was gradu- ation. Least favorite experience were term papers. Donna Marie Swaney “Swank’”’, Friendly, talkative, and a partier. Favor- ite experience was being with friends the four years at L.H.S. Least favorite ex- perience was being the rubber room. Quote: “Oh my Lord!’ Crystal Camille Talbert - ‘Reece’, Homeroom Representative-1, Girls Track-2, Basketball Cheerleader-3. Row- dy, fun and talkative. Favorite exper- ience was Freshmen year. Deborah Sue Tall - ‘“Deb’’, Cheerlead- ing-2, L.H.S. Newspaper-1, Yearbook-4, Musicals-3, 4, Senior Freshmen Orienta- tion-1, 4. Bubbly and an optimist. Favor- ite experience was playing Cupid on Val- entines Day. Least favorite experience was Chemistry I. Debra Lynn Tata - ‘Debbie’, Polite, and friendly, Favorite experience was graduation. Least favorite experience was being a freshman. Kimberly Marie Tata “Kimmy”, Talkative, loves to party, always smilling and always there when needed. Favorite experience was being with her friends. Least favorite experience was sitting in the office. Quote: “I’m starving.” Gary George Tatro - Baseball-1, Qui- et, easy going. Favorite experience was Freshmen-Senior Orientation. Sue-Ling Terry - ‘““Sue-Sue’’, Max-Edu- cation-1, Library Aid-2, Thanksgiving rally-4, Freshmen-. Senior Orientation-4, Asssertive and friendly. Favorite exper- ience was being a Senior during the 100th game. Least favorite experience was taking Computer class. Quote: ‘““What’s up, people?”’, ‘‘Mr. Arroyo get over here and help us!” Annie Texidor - “‘Ann’’, Business Edu- cation Club-4. Sensible, and honest. Fa- vorite exprience was Freshmen-Senior Orientation. Least favorite experience was being pushed by some Senior. Jacques J. Thebeau - ‘‘Frenchie’’, Soccer-1, Football-2, Wrestling-3, 4. Stubborn, and a Frenchmen. Favorite experience was meeting Paula Crowley. Least favorite experience was having to leave Paula for classes. Quote: ‘Serious } doubts.” Deborah Michell Thibodeau - ‘‘Deb- bie’’, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4, Helped in the ralleys, Painted the field for the 100th football game. Friendly, quiet, and thoughtful. Favorite exper- ience was winning the 100th game. Least favorite experience was homework. Quote: “Hi kid’, ‘‘Guess_ what?’’, “What’s up”’ William Albert Thibodeau - “ Bill”, Background for musical-4, School news- paper courses-3. Artistic, open minded, and ‘‘dazed and confused”’. Favorite ex- perience is graduation day. Least favor- ite experience was sophomore year. Quote: ‘Spark ’em up!”’ Scott Franklin Thomas - ‘Scott’, Chess-3, 4, Basketball-1, and Soccer-3. Ambitious, and hard working. Favorite experience was winning districts in chess and the state chess tournament. Least favorite experience was knowing Miss Addante. Suzanne Marie Thomas Sues. Marching band-1, Musical-1, 2, 3, 4, Prom committee-3, 4, Yearbook staff-4. Reliable, witty, and happy. Favorite ex- perience was senior year gym class with Julie and Muscles. Least favorite exper- ience was French III with Mr. LeBlanc! Quote: ‘I’m so excited.” Tammy Christine Thompson “Tam’’, Indoor and outdoor track-1, Outdoor track-2, 3, 4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation. Friendly, outgoing, and nice. Favorite experience was watching the weirdos dress up as a punk person and really looking freaky. Least favorite experience was having to do term pa- pers. Elizabeth A. Tinker - ‘Beth’, Honor roll-3, 4, DECA-2, Library aide-2, 3, 4. Creative, outspoken, and easygoing. Fa- vorite experience was working in the Me- dia Center. Least favorite experience was Mr. Brennen’s World History class. Quote: ‘‘Not me, I’m an angel!!”’ Loree Ann Tisdale - ‘Diz’, “‘Cricket’’, Business Education Club. Outgoing, friendly, and witty. Favorite experience was Senior-Freshmen Orientation. Least favorite experience was computers. Quote: “‘wrong’’, “‘snappa’’. Dawn Marie Tocci - ‘“‘Dawnarie’’, Ju- nior varsity basketball-1, 2, Varsity bas- ketball-2, Varsity track-2, 3, 4, Musical- 3, 4, Prom committee-2, 3, Thanksgiving rally-4. Warm, outgoing, and efferves- cent. Favorite experience was being the lead in the school musical. Jodi Ann Tocci - ‘‘Jode’’, Friendly. Fa- vorite experience was graduating. Least favorite experience was Miss Bisol’s Ital - ian class freshmen year. Quote: ‘‘You’re bummin’”’, ““How’d you make out. Kristina Lynn Towle - ‘Tina’, Track- 1, Field Hockey-2, 3, and Basketball-4. Least favorite experience was taking Pre-Calculus. Quote: ‘“‘Jump Back!” Kenneth M. Treadwell - “Tread”, Football. Likes to party. Favorite exper- ience is associating with pretty girls. Least favorite experience was spending time talking to Mr. Walsh in the office. Michael Roy Tufts - “Mike”, Snow soccer-2, 3. Witty, funny, and stuckup. Favorite experience is finding out who has the parties for the weekend. Least favorite experience was getting caught forging mother’s signature. Quote: ““Where’s the party?” Jodi Jan Turano - Cheerleader for var- sity football, soccer and hockey, Junior varsity basketball cheerleader, Track, and DECA. Friendly, gets along with ev- eryone. Favorite experience is gradu- ation. Quote: “Dave’’. Renee Upson aS ee GOODE Marching band-1, 2, Honor roll-3, Varsi- ty cheerleader-3, 4, DECA-2, 3, and Freshmen-Senior Orientation-1, 4. Friendly, vivacious, and crazy. Favorite experience is being with good friends and having a great time doing anything. Least favorite experience was missing the 100th game against Fitchburg High. Quote: FREAK ME OUT THE BACK DOOR. Yearbook Julie Anne Upton - ‘Ju’, club-3, 4, Rally-4, Prom committee-3, and Snow soccer-1. Favorite experience is graduation. Least favorite experience was Physics tests. Quote: ‘‘Don’t let yes- terday use up too much of today” Daniel Joseph Valliere - “Danny”, “A”, Football-l1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball. Friendly, and shy. Favorite experience was beating Brockton in football senior year. Least favorite experience was los- ing the Superbowl. Michael John Valera - ““Mike’’, Foot- ball-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-2, 3, 4, Fresh- men-Senior Orientation-1, 4. Easygoing, friendly, and quiet. Favorite experience was playing football for L.H.S., and also playing in the 100th game. Least favor- ite experience was Mrs. Angelini’s chem- istry class sophomore year. Quote: “Geee!”’ Andrew Lee Valeri - “Andy”, Swim team, Band, and Business Education Club. Easy to get along with. Favorite experience was Mr. Steff’s Biology II Class. Least favorite experience was Mrs. Angelini’s Chemistry | class. Quote: “They all die in the end”’ Kevin Michael Valeri - Favorite ex- perience is graduation. Least favorite ex- perience was Mr. Stevens’ Current Prob- lems class. Mary R. Varnum - “Skinny”, Brown eyes and brown hair. Favorite exper- ience was gym. Brian Scott Velardi - ‘Valentine’, Ju- nior varsity football-1, Baseball -1, 2, Talkative, friendly. Favorite experience winning. Karen Elaine Viens - “Kares’’, Busi- ness Education Club. Quiet, and friendly. Favorite experience were snow days and graduation. Least favorite experience are Mondays. Quote: ‘“‘Come on Davs!”’, “Crazy?, I used to be crazy!” Kimberly Ann VivoAmore - ‘“‘Kim’’, Banking program, elected head cashier- 4, Freshmen-Senior Orientation-4, Helped with 100th game rally-4. Friend- ly, an individual (not a follower), and bright. Favorite experience was the 100th Thanksgiving game and the rally. Least favorite experience was taking the computer course. Wendy Carol Wade - ‘““W’’, outgoing, friendly. Favorite experience was being a senior for the 100th game. Least favor- ite experience was Geometry with Ms. Addante. Karyn Christine Wallace - Business Education Club, DECA Club, Thanksgiv- ing rally, and Freshman-Senior Orienta- tion. Mark Andrew Wallace “Wally”, Cross country-1, Indoor track-1 Track-2, and Ski Club-1. Favorite experience was May 25, 1984. Least favorite experience was Proposition 242. Quote: Wake up and smell the coffee” Maribeth Lynn Walsh - ““MB’’, Junior varsity field hockey-1, 2, 3, Varsity field hockey-4, Track-1, Rally-4, Musical =1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman-Senior Orientation, Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Spontaneous, non- puntual, and adventurous. Quote: “‘If at first you don’t succeed, go into a severe state of depression. Michael Jay Williamson - ‘Mike’, Ski-Club. Smart, easy-going, and friend- ly. Favorite experience was the Senior Rally and Thanksgiving Day Game. Least favorite experience was Comput- er’s class. Quote: ‘“‘That’s cool ya know!” Robert James Penning - ‘“‘Bobby’’, Football for 4 consecutive years, Varsity Track-3, 4 (Captain during 4th year). Fa- vorite experience was meeting Ann Cul- ley. Least favorite experience was Fresh- man English with Ms. Maguire. Raymond Anthony White - “Ray”, Football. Small, shy. Favorite experience was Brockton Game (Oct. 29). Least fa- vorite experience was getting killed by Donald Leger in Freshman year. Quote: “T’m good’. Carla Ann Whitney, Rally-4, DECA-4, Business Ed. Club-4, Freshman and Sen- ior Orientation-1 4. Favorite exper- ience was participating in Thanksgiving Ralley. Quote: “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shad- ’ Ows . Paul Wiesniewski. Kool, crazy and a clown. Favorite experience experience was dancing in the halls. Least favorite experience was Mondays. Quote: ‘Walk on” Walk on without looking back at our failures that we have experienced. We all have our problems, but by walking on we can conquer them. Bob Weymouth - ‘Bob’, Favorite ex- perience is leaving for vacation. Least favorite experience is coming back from vacation. Quote: “Always remember that it is always time to make the don- ” uts. Gregory William Whelan - ‘Greg’, Smart, friendly, and has a good sense of humor. Favorite experience was the Thanksgiving Day Rally. Least favorite experience were S.A.T.s Quote: “Hey Dude” Steve Webster - “‘Steve’’, friendly per- son. Favorite experience was the Sen- ior Freshman Orientation. Least favor- ite experience was History 1982 1983. Quote: ‘‘No Biggy, You'll Get over it.”’ Bryan Wiltshire - ‘Willy’, short and friendly; Favorite experience was driving Mr. Peck crazy and least favorite was getting caught smoking. Sharon Lynn Yeaton - Talkative and good natured; Favorite experience at LHS was Thanksgiving Rally; Punk Day 3, Chorus 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Musical 4, Thanksgiving Rally 4. Lisa Lipkind - Animated, industrious, innovative, loquacious; Interclass Plays- Best Supporting Actress; Spring Musi- cal, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, MIF 2; X-Country 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Student Council Rep. 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball Manager 3; Prom Committee 3; Quote: “It’s worth the rain to have a little sun- shine and you laugh much louder when you learn how to cry.”’ The Class of 1984 will always be remembered as the class that sets precedents. This is a title of which we should be proud. Rather than being a group of bland conformists, we exercised our individuality and proved successful every time. As freshman, we entered L.H.S. timidly at first but then with the help of advisors Mrs. Breau and Mr. McDermott, we quickly adjusted. By the end of our first year at the high shcool, we had already distinguished ourselves academically, theatrically, and athletically. In our sophomore year, Proposition 2 ¥2 thrust many changes upon us. We saw the end of the 7 period day. Many teachers had been laid off, among them both our class advisors. This is when Mr. Harvey Bernard came through for us and became our class advisor. We began to realize that no setback was too great to keep us from ‘“‘movin’ on.” Proud Juniors, we encountered another problem: We lost another class advisor to budget cuts. We then were fortunate enough to find Mrs. Phyllis Johnson and Mr. Michael Vaillette. These two came through in a bind and helped us to plan one of the most successful proms ever. “Mighty-Mighty Seniors’’- We are leaving Leominster High glowing with pride in our achievements. Perhaps the most memorable activities were the 100th Thanksgiving Day Game and Rally. With a committee headed by Sarah Bernier, Lucia Bisol, and Dina Mammone, we were able to hold a rally that sent our football team off to a victory. And who can forget the players’ roast? Two of the most amusing comedians were Adrienne Epstein as Robert Salvatelli and Lynne Spadafora as Douglas Hatfield. She strutted up to the microphone and declared “‘The name is Goudy Dubois!”’ In addition to our football team, the basketball, soccer, and chess teams were extremely successful. Theatrically, our class was very impressive. Our musical, “Mack and Mabel’? was a smash hit. Robert Lefevbre performed beautifully, even with a broken nose! Lisa Lipkind and Dawn Tocci both had spectacular performances as Mabel. The Senior Class Play, ‘Harvey,’ was a huge success. Shepard Awards went out to Matt Longo, best actor; Beth Pirro, best actress; Wendi Philpotts, best supporting actress; and Doug Blair, best supporting actor. Our proudest moment was our long victory in the Interclass Play Competition, with ‘“‘The Cave,” under the direction of Debbie Boucher and Lynne Spadafora. i wate They are not dead; life’s flag fi never furled. They passed from world to world. : capes nea ae eet ee In Memory of David Dombrowik Charles Lockwood Scott Nichols 1. Marylou Hastings and Rhonda Michaud 2. Lisa Mal- dari 3. Dave Gonnelli 4. Dina Spylios, Carol Skinner, and Janice DiGeronimo 5. Diane DeCarolis and Michele Beyerlin 6. Drafting Dept. 7. Annette Moisen 1. Sue Terry and John Ceruto 2. Amy Thibodeau and class 3. Debbie Thibodeau 4. Crystal Talbert 5. Dina Mam- mone, Kris Melanson, and Melanie Gillespie in gym class A SARE 58 AEH 1. Smoking Room. 2. John Faiola and company 3. Marilyn Melen- dez 4. Lisa D’Innocenzo, Laura Jancaitis, Laurie Grasso, Jill Mylly- kangas, and Karen Gendron. 5. Lisa Maldari and Mrs. Wilkins 1. Frank Hamer 2. Julie Gravel and Ann Biery 3. Michelle Biscotti, Kris DelRossi, and Lucy Bisol 4. Michelle Tufts 5. Tracie Clegg and Connie Botero 6. Jamie Perla 7. Mike Fallavolita 8. Sheila Renzi. 59 Three hundred thousand marched in Washington and recalled the days when Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream: James Watt talked himself out of a job, and physicist Sally Ride became the first American woman in space. Rita M. Lavelle swore that she didn’t do anything wrong as head of EPA’s non-cleanup of toxic waste. (The jury that convicted her of perjury disagreed.) Every six months there were twice as many Americans with the incurable and often fatal affliction known as AIDS. (To date, 1,225 have died.) Brothers and sisters in a family of millions: Thanks to computer technology, the first tox of the pestindustrial age Oh, You Beautiful Dolls! 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Quick as a wink, there she was: Vanessa Williams, 20, the 56th Miss America and the pageant’s first black titleholder. ‘Korean Air Lines Flight In the early morni ng darkness of Sénteniber da Koran Al Lincs In September Australia II became the first America’s Cup challeng- 2 we me bya Soviet air-to-air er in 132 years to beat a U.S. 12- missile, killing all 269 passengers ; meter sailboat. and crew. a a es yh at =) Lee SPECIAL REPORT TV’s Nuclear Nightmar nare ABC's ‘The Day After’ will force viewers to face the ultimate horror. bake 1 PEAS hee s taps Best in Song Beat It Thriller Say, say, say Running with the Night Church of the Poison Mind All This Love Photograph Twist of Fate The Curly Shuffle Flashdance Love on Your Side a F-| ELS. j=] 7 EB E Michael Jackson Michael Jackson Paul McCartney Michael Jackson Lionel Richie Culture Club Debarge Def Leppard Oliva Newton-John Jump’n the Saddle Irene Cara Thompson Twins COCKER JENNIFER “UP WHERE WE THE TITLE SONG FROM THE PARAMOUNT TORE Best on TV Hill Street Blues 60 Minutes Cheers MTV After Mash Remington Steele The Day After Motown 25 Scarecrow and Mrs. King Vietnam: A Television History 63 As freshmen many of us were accustomed to study hall in the cafeteria. | suppose that was one place where we became friendly with people that were to follow. Four years ago we sat in the cafe and were allowed to talk, laugh and have a good time. However, as sophmores it was study in the C-wing for the majority of us. Old rooms and no talking was expected but not accepted. In the 11th grade many of us had study in the new rooms in the C section, such as C 205. Remember the Study halls are worthwhile. room which was like an icebox in the winter, and in the spring it was hot because there weren’t any windows. Now, making it to our senior year, we are all dispersed. Some seniors help out in the underclassmen’s gym classes, while others spend time in the guidance office. We spend time looking up colleges, using the computer, talking with guidance counselors, asking each other how to do algebra homework, or whatever else needs to be done. However, most of the time we just talk about what’s new in our lives. No matter where you spend your study periods, its a time most likely spent with friends, and even if talking is forbidden, having friends near makes the fifty minutes of study hall all worthwhile. Clockwise from below: Melissa Aikey; Sarah Bernier; Phil Dean; Wendy Philpotts, Lynne Spadafora, Julie Christoforo, Amy DeCarolis; Steven Lanza, Brian Dunbar, Laurie Kay; Sue Thomas; Julie Christoforo. LS eee Clockwise from left: Wayne Corliss and Andy Grant; Mark Amadio; Lynne Spadafora; Dale Cormier, Lisa DiGeronimo, Debbie DePasquale, and Mary Ellen Daigneault; Wayne Daigle; Lynne Leger; Mark Amadio. One event that seldom resulted in anything short of excitement at Leominster High School was an assembly. Whether we gathered to listen to campaign speeches, to watch a film, or to discuss class business, it was always the perfect break in the monotony of “‘that same old routine.”’ Many students, during their campaigning escapades, resorted to that all to common “Vote for me’’ speech. Yet a few speeches will simply never be forgetten. For instance, Derek Goldberg announced to the class that the only reason he was running for the office of Student Council Rep. was because it “looks good on my college resume!’’? Dina Mammone impressed all with her poetic ability and made her entire speech rhyme. Another outstanding speech was one of Class President Wayne Daigle. In this rhetoric he described the many tactics of speech giving, including the “‘insult method’’, the “wimp tactic’, and the “‘straight-forward manner’’. No one has yet decided which of these Wayne used when he presented this speech. During our stay here at L.H.S., the class of ’84 sat through over fifty campaign speeches. Of all these, Robert A. Salvatelli’s was by far the most memorable: “‘Ask not what your class can do for you, but what you can do for your class.”’ Patxi Arrutia Landene 8 30 Drch. Algorta, Vizcaya Spain At the beginning of the year there were many excited whispers circulating about “that new boy’. We were even more impressed when we discovered that this smiling friend was adjusting to the incredible change that foreign exchange students undergo. Patxi decided to come to Leominster to learn more about the American people and language. One of his best experiences has been his involvement on athletic teams - soccer and swimming. Patxi is well-liked by all at LHS, including the faculty who praise his high academic achievements. The feeling is mutual, as Patxi likes LHS better than his home school. He says that the teachers are more helpful and the classes are very interesting. His all-time favorite class is ae HOw di’ a % aaret aa English with the ever witty Mr. Fredd. Friends are important to Patxi and he has plenty of them. He feels that one of the main reasons his year has been so enjoyable is because his classmates have been so kind and friendly. He has attended dances, rallys, and football games, and is impressed with the school spirit. As for the future, Patxi is planning to go into the engineering field, perhaps staying in the U.S., attending WPI. Patxi is very glad that he made the decision to come to Leominster, and so are we. He has put a smile on many faces and been the bright spot in many students’ senior year. When we remember Patxi, it will be with a smile for the inspiration and happiness he’s brought us, and tears of regret that we’ve only had one year together. Thanks Patxi, for sharing your life with us. Clockwise from below: Paul Wisnewski; Brian Dellechiae, Peter Pancare; Kelly McNamara, Laurie Maronne; Lynne Cormier; Tammy Grimley, Melanie Haligan; Jim Jackson; The Machine Shop Crew; Brian Allain. What’s Cookin’ Foods is one class that is restricted only to seniors, and is regarded as somewhat of a “‘gut course’’. Many seniors anxiously await this chance to take it easy, yet to their surprise, this class isn’t always fun and games. In the beginning, the students are confined to answering the multitude of questions, at the end of each chapter, and completing millions of worksheets. Next comes the part for which the entire class has been waiting. It is time to bake, and put all that they’ve learned to use. It is a lot of fun to see fellow students bake things just like mother makes. The most difficult part of all is the clean- up. The dishes aren’t so bad to wash but the clothes can’t be cleaned until you get home! Just one reminder to those Foods students who in years to come may forget some of the helpful hints learned in this class; “‘Just look it up in your ‘Betty Crocker Cook Book’.”’ Clockwise from top right: Lynne Marino; David Palazzi; Julie Sheldon; Davin Fors; Maria Liscotti; David McHugh; Theresa Lavoie. Clockwise from right: Robin LaPoint; Betsy Algarin, Karen Veins, Tammy Barret, Kristen Peltola; Jackie Cormier; Mary Lou Rodriguez; Jim DiMassio; Connie Botero. You Gotta Have Arts! Here in the art department of Leomister High School, creativity abounds. They have taken a major part in decorating the hallways for rallies and making posters to advertise events. Anyone travelling through the E-wing of the school has seen the murals of popular musicians from the past three decades, right into the eighties. Some of the stars featured in these wall paintings are Bing Crosby, Lawrence Welk, Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Ray Charles, Van Halen, Queen, Journey, and the Police. The most special portrait of all on the walls of this hallway is that of Mr. Egidio Bisceglia, our band leader. Thanks to the art department, walking down this hallway is like waltzing down memory lane, as you watch the musical medley of many different eras pass before your eyes. Home, Sweet Home Homework - Doesn't it seem as if teachers have a schedule that they follow? “On Thursday nights we’ll all give homework.” At 2:00 you go to your locker and three ten-pound books end up in your arms to be carried home: The locker is left empty. Have you ever watched where people do homework? Study hall is a pretty popular place - and if it gets finished there, you need not bring it home. The cafeteria is a good place too. It’s done here if you didn’t get through with it the night before. However, the most popular place to do homework is in homeroom. It’s amazing how much work can be done in fifteen minutes. It is often forgotten in the locker, on the kitchen table, or after stuffing it in your jean’s pocket, it goes through the wash and is ripped to shreds. Or maybe it’s just plain lost. No matter what your feelings are about homework, it’s popular among teachers and is here to stay. Just remember, teachers correct homework - and that takes time. Another type of homework is done by the House Carpentry Shop. Every year they build a house which is auctioned off the previous year. By building a house the students are able to apply the skills learned in their Freshman and Senior years. The house being bult this year is for Mr. and Mrs. James Despo. It’s a seven room Cape, with two bathrooms and a one door garage. It is located on Country Lane in Leominster. Under the supervision of Mr. Laetz, eight seniors; Donald Avery, Andrew Brideau, Dean Carter, Kerry Enright, Robert Griffen, William McDonald, Carlos Melendez, Patrick Richard, and twelve juniors are busy constructing this dream house for the happy couple. Clockwise from below: Andy Brideau, Kerry Enright; Steve Quigley; Donald Avery; Peter Clark; Amy DeCarolis; David Christi; Michele McHugh; Leslie Johnson; Robert Griffen, David Nelson. Can You Spare A Dime? Each time you emptied your pockets to purchase one of these items, it was for How many candy bars have you a worth while cause. Student Council, bought in school when the teacher the Ski Club, DECA, the Chess Club, wasn’t watching? On how many the Yearbook Staff, and the Theatre balloons, buttons, and other Blue Devil classes are all included in the endless paraphernalia have you spent you hard list of organizations that held fund earned money? How much change raisers. Not one club or athletic team have you lost in the coke machine? could escape the need for cash. Carnation sales were among the most popular fundraisers. Some obscure methods of distributing flowers include deliveries by Cupid on Valentine’s Day, and by monsters on Halloween. No matter how the carnations were delivered, they were always fun to receive. This page clockwise from below: Lisa Vallee, David Baker, Cheryl Foss, David Cormier; Marilyn Melendez; Renee Upson, Jodi Turano, Lisa Maldari; Opposite page clockwise from far left: Karen Rocheleau; John Kulazinski; Carla Whitney. Oo oe =) a - O LL. ” oc Lu - ” Zz = O Lu =) As seniors we have reached the milestone of graduating and leaving Leominster High. Over the past year there have been other milestones, warm experiences that have been shared with friends, family, or experienced individually. One of the most memorable events occured at Doyle Field on November 24, 1983 when rivals Leominster and Fitchburg High met on the football field for the 100th time. Although Thanksgiving Day was rainy and T IME I Cth gloomy, nothing could dampen our spirits. Decked out in the traditional blue and white garb, a record number of fans showed their L.H.S. pride. Doyle Field was painted with the official 100th game logo, and sportscaster Bob Lobel came to witness ‘‘our’’ game, which made the 6:00 news. When you make the Boston news you know you’re pretty special. What a game it was! We believed in our winning team, and proved it to all who were there. L.H.S. was again victorious, winning 28-12. As it now stands, the L.H.S. hundred year record is 46 wins, 45 losses, and 9 ties - a record to be proud of. The 100th turkey day game is something unique to our class, and certainly a memory we will always treasure. I think it’s safe to say that most of us will return on Thanksgiving Days to come to cheer the future football teams, and re-capture the special feeling we shared that rainy day at Doyle Field. The Best Of Friends Friends, they are priceless. We’ve made so many along the way. We will cherish the memories of these treasures long after our high school days have passed. All of the special times we’ve shared with one another will forever be in our dreams. So many of these dreams have been created these past few years. Dreams of laughter and good times, happiness and cheer, have all come true here at Leominster High School. Our friendships began to bud long ago, and will continue to grow and bloom as time marches on. Clockwise from below: Doug Blair, Tonya Gunn; Denise Salafia, Lisa D’Innecenzo, Joan Mckenna, Beth Hickey; Bobby Penning; Sandy Gende, Julie Gravelle; front: Steve Lanza, Bobby Penning, Mike Martinez, Mike Tufts; Scott Spinelli, Peter Beaulieau, Larry Hatch, David Marshall; Ann Halnan. 83 84 p. 82 1. Sherry Bernard 2. David LeBlanc 3. Debbie Tall 4. Kris Melanson 5. Hockey Captain Dan Murphy in action p. 83 2. Mark Amadio 4. Kim Vivomore 3. Mike Rainville 5. Hockey team with coach Malcolm MacPhearson. p. 84 1. Football cheerleaders attempt a pyramid 2. Dev- il, Michelle Sorrette, Baby Devil, Little Penning, Devil, Brian Matley, 3. Kevin Doucet and Dave Marshall - femme fatales 4. The 100th Game Rally 5. Chris DeCarolis 6. Ron Ebb gets excited eat ere p85 1. Wayne Daigle 2. Cast of ‘‘Mack Mike Lizotte and Gary Farr and Mabel”’ 3. 85 86 From top: David Tilinger; Genea Gunn; Caro] Maunder eS ag ee From top: Kristen Van Dyke, Kathy Elliot; Bottom: Rick Cormier, Jeff Gaffney, Dan Patella, Frank Mangiacotti, Dave Maki INGE TINGS S W O be COUN «© Siem ™, : | f | q 3 Ross Sweatman al oe ge a a peer a ae | po i at eR ge a ae 90 ophomores Ralph Caisse Nancy Gauthier Tony Santucci, president; Janea Gunn, treasurer: Robert Bergman, secretary; Diana DeSantis, vice-president. 93 w an reshmen Kathy Crowley Jane Warner . 4 99 CHAU ACIRIE GENS ls? vain Sees Jamie Perla, David Harris, Jacque Thibeau; Rick Duval Rogelio Borjas, Emil Babineau, Joanne Piermarini; Steve Webster; Mary Killelea; Rubin Rivera PRR Mr LEOMINSTER sae AMO te och te 103 Auto Body Students in the Auto Body department learn to work on all parts of an auto- mobile. They learn the basics such as straightening frames and uniconstruction bodies, the repairing of doors and fend- ers, and using new parts to replace da- maged ones. They are also taught the finishing touches like masking, sanding, and spray painting. The instructor, Mr. Zakoin, also instructs the students in the finer points of auto body work including buffing and polish- ing, interior and exterior reconditioning, pinstriping and classic paint job. With the variety of skills they learn, in this department, these students will have suc- cessful careers working in auto body shops and many will eventually own their own businesses. Kenny Pellecchia; Vernon Leger; Debbie Dean; Kenny Pellecchia Auto Mechanics The learning environment of the Auto Mechanics class is obviously under and around automobiles. Students learn the basics of automotive repair such as brakes, clutch, cooling system, lubrica- tion, engine suspension, and transmis- sion. Students work on the various jobs brought in the shop ranging from minor tune ups to major overhauls. During Mr. Hatch’s illness this year, Mr. Leblanc has worked with Mr. Gilbert to train the auto mechanics students well. This training and experience will be put to good use in a job area where the demand for quali- fied, competent people is always high. Dave Dombrowik; Mike Crawford, Todd Holman; Mike Crawford; Dave Dombrowik Carpentry During their first year in this department students will learn the proper use, care and safety of hand tools, power tools and millwork machinery. In the other years skills such as rough framing, boarding, shingling, exterior and interior trim, stair building, and cabinet work are put to use in building the trade school houses. Mr. Papagni in the shop, Mr. Burton in the classroom, and Mr. Laetz at the house have taught these students valuable skills which will serve them well in all aspects of their future lives. L-R top, Charlie Bishop, Steve Go- guen, Keith LeBlanc, Allen McNa- mara, bottom, Brian Aubuchon, Jim Plum, Mike Rainvill, Mark Burnette; Jim Plumb; David Make David Maki, Charlie Bishop; Mark Burnette W Pat Richard, Bob Griffin; Dean Carter, Donald Avery; Donald Avery; Bill McDonald, Carlos Melendez, Donald Avery; Andy Brideau, Kerry Enright; Carlos Melendez, Kerry Enright Computers The student in Computer Technology learns the skills of testing, maintaining, assembling and trouble-shooting a com- puter system Microprocessors and digi- trainers are the electronic devices used by the student to build microprocessor computers. This year, students learned a lot about programming and basic elec- tronics of Digital Pop-8e-ronics of Digital Pop-8e computers. Some of the projects that students participate in are repairing a computer from a local machine com- pany, repairing the school’s shop electri- cal tools, and building power supplies. Most of the students plan to pursue a college education in the computer field, or to pursue jobs at computer technology companies. Their instructor, who has trained them well, is Mr, Tocci. Allen McNemara, Charlie Bishop, David Maki; Juniors and freshman; Keith LeBlanc, }Richard Duval; LeBlanc, Richard Duval; L-R top David Maki, Myriam Rios, Richard Malone, Corey Verge, Bottom row, Kelly Hanney, Lauren Ginn, Mona Babineau, Marie Lasonde Drafting Students in the Drafting program are taught the graphic language, the commu- nication of information through use of pictures. Using these skills, these students learn to produce technical drawings of . various items ranging from simple details of threads and gears to complicated lay- WA outs and designs for use in mechanics, ™® injection molding, and wiring. Some stu- phe dents also learn structural building design . or architecture. gnc Dave Landry; Adam Glannunzio; Mark Montaquila Electronic The Electronics student first completes an exploratory program. The student then proceeds to choose one of two areas of specialization for the following three years. The communications technician program prepares the student to enter the field of radio, television, C-B, and other communication systems repair trades. The industrial electronic and elec- tric student gains a broad background in electricity, hydraulics, and refrigeration to serve as a base for future employment as an electrician or in the area of electro- mechanical maintenance. Mark Hier; Jamie Perla, Jacque Thebeau; Kham Lo, Jamie Perla, David Harris, James Plumb ‘espaons desea ee ERE tr ORNL Graphic Arts In Graphic Arts students learn design and layout using computer typesetting ma- chines and other typesetting methods. Students are taught various types of cam- era work and printing preparation. 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. Creg Mierzejewski, Mary Killelea; Kathy DeMar; Emil Babineau, Mary Killelea Candids Mr. Laetz; Bob Griffin; Andy Brideau, Dean Carter; Donald Avery, Kerry Enright, Andy Brideau, Dean Carter, Carlos Milendez Machine Shop Students learn to layout and design using computer typesetting machines and other typesetting meth- ods. Students learn how to operate and maintain offset presses and become familiar with the use of bindery equipment including folders, staplers, and cutters. They are taught various types of camera work and printing preparation. Students are also taught billing procedures and cost estimating. Their instructor is Mr. Ogert Students from his class place well in the job market. Special projects the department of graphic arts work on include various printing work for the city offices and the student handbook for the high school. After a first year exploratory program, the Elec- tronics student then has the choice of two areas of specialization. The first is the communications tech- nician program in which students are trained to enter the field of radio, television, C-B, and other communications system repair trades. The second choice is the industrial electronic and electric program in which the student learns about electricity, hydraulics, and refrigeration as prepara- tion for careers as electricians or in the field of electro-mechanical maintenance. Robert Mahan, David McDowel; Kevin LeBlanc; Joe McGrath; Kevin LeBlanc; x s = fs) = 2 =e - v Oo ° S S) cs a Za a = re) 12) 2p) Welding In the Welding Shop students learn the skills needed to perform all types of weld- ing; pipe, oxyacetylene, MIG and TIG. They also gain experience in oxyacet- ylene burning with radio-graphic ma- chines, the techniques of metal fabrica- tion, and silver and lead soldering. Under the guidance of Mr. Mountzuris, these students work on various projects to benefit the school. In the future stu- dents from this department will secure the best welding jobs available or jobs closely related to their trade. From top: front: Kevin Shannon, back: Karen Ahola, Sanborn, Jamie Scott Walker; Wendi Philpots; Miguel! Martinez co _— — From Top: Teddi Fedders, Cindy Pushee, Lisa LeClair, Chris Beaudoin; Sitting: Karen Fink, Front: Ronald Ebb, Rhonda LaPointe, Beth Pirro, Michelle Godin, Back: Leslie Johnson, Wendi Philpots, Matt Longo, Kris Gosselin, Steven Hatfield S CHIRP NINIE OV) z O 1S) a my SEECIAL Senior [ @] Class 123 eso Freshmen-Senior Orientation ‘“‘We love you seniors, oh yes we do. We love you seniors, oh yes we do. When you’re not near us we’re blue. Oh seniors we love you.” Three long years ago as we paraded around the halls of Leominster High School wearing a ridiculous body-length sign, we were silently planning our revenge. Finally seniors, we smugly chuckled at the unsuspecting freshmen as they signed up for the program. The program was implimented to ease the tensions of in-coming freshmen by paring them up with seniors. A different activity is planned for each day of the week long event. Among them are sign day and costume day. The favorite of all seniors though, is the “slave services’ the freshmen perform - carrying books, delivering lunch trays, holding doors, and most infamous of all - singing!! The week wraps up with a pizza party and dance, only this time the rolls are reversed and the seniors serve the freshman. Most students emerge from Freshman-Senior Orientation with many good memories and new friends. The freshman feel more at ease in their new environment while their seniors met many new friends and had a chance to indulge in some well-intentioned fun. It is an activity that is enjoyed by all. We will always remember our experiences during the week of activity - both as freshmen and as seniors. 124 Clockwise from top: Shane Jordan; Brian Matley, Sigundo Ramos; the 1933 LHS Football Team; the ‘‘Fitchburg High Cheerleaders’’; Coach Vaillette; Melanie Haligan 145) rae gr 4 i . a ‘ 4 ae : S- bah ‘ a is igh rat bh F | ae ae qi Clockwise from left to right: Lisa Ferrara, Bernard Mullen, Stacy Cipprotti; Setting up for the Senior Breakfast; Lisa Ferrara, Lisa Andreduski; Ronald Ebb; Kevin Donnelly; Mrs. Swawnson 126 Clockwise from Center: Jody Turano; Theodore Losey; The spirited Blue Devil fans; The cheering Football mothers; Billy DiNardo; Kevin Donnelly; Brian Mately as the Blue Devil 127 This years’ Winter Carnival broke February’s gloom with many activities such as the Interclass Snow Soccer Tournament, Punk Day, Prep Day, and Snow Sculpturing. Clockwise from top right: Michael Flanigan; Snow Soccer players discuss plays; Punkers: Mary Blair, Steven Hatfield, and Leslie Johnson, Winte i Carnival — “Mack And Mabel SON ARRAS sai Ce Clock wise from top: Robert Lefebvre and the Bathing Beauties, Matthew Longo, Dancers, the chorus welcomes back Mabel 129 130 ‘ Mack and Mabel’’, set in the roaring twenties, is the sad but true story of the star-crossed lovers, silent screen director Mark Sen- net and his screen star, Mabel Normand. It’s suc- cess here at L.H.S. was due to the enthusiastic dedication of the many students involved. Clockwise from bottom left: Douglas Blair, the cast is ready to move on to the “Big TIme’’, David Baker beams Laurie Grasso with a pie, who in turn gets a laughing Jeffery Bryant, Mack Sennet’s Keystone Cops, Leslie Johnson, Beth Pirro and Robert Lefebvre, David Baker and Jennifer Ferlez, Robert Lefebvre and Dawn Tocci, David Baker and Lisa Lipkind Mack Sennet Mabel Normand Lottie Ames Ella Frank Mr. Kleiman Mr. Fox William Desmond Taylor Iris Writer Purser Serge David Baker (fri.) Robert Lefebvre (sat.) Lisa Lipkind (fri.) Dawn Tocci (sat.) Laurie Grasso (fri.) Leslie Johnson (sat.) Jennifer Ferlez (fri.) Beth Pirro (sat.) Robert Howitt (fri.) Matthew Longo (sat.) Brian Carrol (fri.) Mark Longo (sat.) Robert Ge orge (fri.) Jon Ciccolini (sat.) Ronald Ebb (fri.) Steven Hatfield (sat.) Kimberly Watson George Lanides Toby Phillpotts James Demont 131 ee @ os ee, This year’s Senior Class Play, ‘‘Harvey”’, was about the charming adventures of El- wood P. Dowd and his invisible friend, a six- foot rabbit named Harvery. Pictures from clockwise from left: the cast, Beth Pirro and Robert Lefebvre’, Beth Pirro Robert Le- febvre and Matthew Longo; Kobert Le- febvre; Wendi Philpots and Robert Le- febvre; Douglas Blair; Steven Hatfield and Cathy Shearer; Ronald Ebb and Matthew F . Longo; Rhonda Lapointe; Matthew Longo; 4 Wendi Philpots and Cathy Shearer. The Zamir Shepard Award is given every year for exceptional performances. This year’s recipients are: Beth Pirro, for Best Actress; Matthew Longo, for Best Actor; Wendi Philpots, for Best Supporting Actress; and Douglas Blair, for Best Supporting Actor. 132 The Senior Class presents ““‘THE CAVE” by Tim Kelly CAST: The The The The The The The The The The The 134 Searcher Optimist Self Deceiver First Hunter Second Hunter Warrior Fearful One Ron Ebb Leslie Johnson Beth Pirro Kris Gosselin Wendi Phillipots Rhonda Lapointe The Sophomore Class presents ““KISS ME QUICK-’?M DOUBLE Steven Hatfield Matthew Longo Lisa Marcoccio Michelle Godin Karen Fink PARKED!” by John Kirkpatrick CAST: Ms. Lily Carter Dr. Alex Bixby Mrs. Dowd Mrs. Carrie Bishop Matt, The Policeman Frank, The Workman An Injured Picket Margeurite Bland Miss Alanious Vera Prentiss Johnny Peterson The Crook The Saleslady INTERCLASS PLAYS Mary Aubuchon Jon Ciccolini Andrea Davis Laura Johnson Matthew Parks George Bond Josee Monty Lisa Sciabarrasi Louie Candiello Angela Kornik David Lee Rick Millette Debbie Sheldon Socal The Junior Class Jerome McDonough CAST: The Figure D.T., The Director Angie Thrasher Corrie Kim Chorus Mary Blair, presents “STAGES” by Jay Zomlefer David Baker Sandra Bateman Jeffrey Bryant Kimberly Watson Beth Wass Bryan Christoforo Jennifer Ferlez Stephanie Shores George Lanides Jeffrey Cote Brian Carroll, Sandra Er- mini, Robert Faberman ee Bes y S os . = : . Cee The Freshman Class presents ‘NOBODY SLEEPS” by Guernsey LePelley CAST: Spike Daisy Busby Ada Busby Glory Busby Mrs. Busby Chris Aubuchon Kelly Christopher Serena Stanley Lori Morrill Debbie Kahn 135 136 From Top: Sean Santucci, Matt Mazze- fero; clockwise from airborne: Michael Keogh, Jamie Perla, John Normandin, David Palazzi; Debbie Sharos, Maggie Reagan From Top: David LeBlanc; Kristen Caisse Varsity Football Row 1 | to r: Craig Long, Bob Fournier, Mike Fusco, Larry Cordio, Ed Lagoy, Mike Keogh, Dave Palazzi, Dave Mc Nally, Dan Valliere, Bob Salvatelli, John Normandin, Pat Malone Row 2: Mike Lizotte, Chris Route, Mike Andrzejewski, Roger LaFleur, Doug Hatfield, Gary Farr, Bob Penning, Mark Burnett, Jamie Perla, John Conners, Ray White, Rick Dandini Row 3: Rich Olivier, Rich Nurmi, Candido Morales, Mike Marino, Mike Salafia, Jonathan Lanciani, Mike Iacaboni, Scott Love, Dave Ingemie, Tim Bissette, Mike Flanagan, Mike Valera Row 4: Louis Melendez, Rich Piccucci, Dave Martineau, Tim Bissonette, Peter Tocci, Scott DelGuidice, Shawn Tata, Mark Salafia, Pat Duffy, Matt Carmadella, Rick Barbari, Robert Cotton Row 5: Dave Cormier, Shaun Bunnell, Skeeter Beaulieu, Dave McIntosh, Scott Kartanos, Sean Dupee, Row 6: Coaches Togo Palazzi, Joe Hickey, Head Coach Mike Vaillette, Mark Kiesling, Joe DeCarolis, John Huelecki, John Curley. _eominster 40 St. John’s 14 Leominster 35 Cambridge Rindge-Latin 0 Leominster 12 Marlboro 13 Leominster 39 Holy Name 21 Leominster 45 St. Peter-Marian 13 Leominster 20 Newton North 6 Leominster 7 Brockton 0 Leominster 34 Trinity 7 Leominster 37 Wachusett 16 Leominster 28 Fitchburg 12 Leominster 13 Milford 21 e388 066,15 26, 89. By lA) 24 os rome € ne ree a .64 ; prTE 4620-8 Zia aN AG r4 A a a ESR ESOC te ta HET Tae SN ita a al a ei Si ene TY BIN IE wo . i. Le err eee, © ot cafe 2 Vesa it tate ae B iy - 3 138 aeheiae Resta TM GRA ge Pe dean eg Bon ee Lia kres as BAS eb ante tad Mt eee % The 1983 Leominster High School Varsity Football Team continued its successful winning ways by attaining a record of 9 wins, 2 losses and a trip to the District E Super Bowl. The highlights of the season were the two wins over perennial powerhouse Brockton “hl archrival Fitchburg. The Brockton victory was the most impressive because it occured at the Boxers home field, Marciano Stadium before a large partison crowd. The outcome seemed grim, but with 1:21 left on the clock, quarterback Dave Palazzi handed the football off to fullback Rick Dandini who glided his way through the right side of the offensive line. The senior linemen, John SE atl Ed Lagoy and Bob Salvatelli blew open the Boxer’s defensive line allowing Dandini to juke and fake his He toa touchdown. Throughout the season, the team was offensively led by seniors Doug Hatfield, John Connors, Mark Burnette, Sean Dupee, Bob Penning, Dan Valliere, Jamie Perla, Scott Kartanos, Craig Long and Larry Cordio. Juniors Jonathan Lanciani and Dave Cormier also made fine contributions to the team. The defense was held together by Dave McNally, Dave McIntosh, Pat Malone, Mike Fusco, Gary Farr, Roger LaFleur, Bob Fournier, Chris Route and the famed ‘““M M”’ gang of Mike Valera, Mike Lizotte, Mike Flanagan and Mike Andrzejewski. On Thanksgiving Day, the glorified 100th meeting between the Fitchburg Reed Raiders and the Leominster Blue Devils, took place in front of 12,000 fans at Doyle Field. The Blue Devils dominated the Raiders throughout the game. Mike Keogh preted the offensive attack and received the most valuable player of the game for his efforts. The defense succeeded in holding the Raiders to low yardage and knocked out the starting quarterback. The Leominster victory put them on top of the series with an overall record of 46-45-9. Even thought the team lost two games, the members showed great character and team spirit. The Blue Devils, along with the school, should be tremendously proud of the way the 1983 Blue Devil’s carried on the long winning tradition of Leominster Varsity Football. Dave McNally Mike Flanagan Page 138-clockwise from bottom: the team, Sean Du- pee, captains Ed Lagoy, Mike Keogh, Dave Palazzi, Page 139- clockwise from left- Ray White, Mike Valera, 139 Football Cheerleaders Top row L-R: Jodi Turano, Beth Hickey, Jennifer Allain, Leighann Navaroli, Paula Romano. row L-R: Chris Decarolis, Dale Cormier, Lisa Acerbi, Laurie Marone, Andi Waltner. Bottom Page 140 - clockwise from bottom right: Dave Palazzi; Mike Va- lera; Ed Lagoy; the offensive line in action; Rick Millette, Ray White Page 141 -clockwise from bottom left: the cheerleaders; Dave McIntosh; the offensive line in action; Mark Burnett, Dave McNally and Dave McIntosh; Dave McNally 141 Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster 142 St. John’s Cambridge Rindge-Latin Marlboro Holy Name St. Peter-Marian Holy Name St. Bernard’s Wachusett Fitchburg Worcester Voke St. Bernard’s St. John’s Holy Name St. Peter-Marian Wachusett Holy Name Fitchburg St. John’s 12 IZ rs dO HOCCWAAWOCO JV Football Bottom Row L to R - Steve Beauvais, John Bangrazi, Joe Siciliano, Joey Calouette, Matt Vincent, John Ceruto Row 2 - Tom Jordan, Tom.Gruber, Mike Trudel, John DelGuidice, Ron Vallee, Francis LaPlume Row 3 - Victor Wirrkala, Mike Brousseau, Steve Bilodeau, Todd Crawford, Terry Lasonde Absent: Rick Millette, Matt Mazzaferro and Victor DiNardo @ Freshmen Football Row 1 L to R: Dean Jones, Chris Morlock, Car] Pablo, Sean Carr, Ron Deyo Row 2 L to R: Hector Aldridge, David White, Tim Graves, Troy Miller, Rick Coates, Mike Pirro Row 3 L to R: Timmy Bissonette, Charlie Thibeau, Marcus Shultz, Matt Aubuchon, Chuckie Shores Row 4 L to R: Dylan West, Mike Barron, Keith Valliere Row 5 L to R: Dave Keough, Rick Dimaria, Eric Hytenin, Peter Charpentier, Mike Salvi, Danny Gulliver dikey ar Pr eee : oat = Ps fone = 2 oF Lg Ly ; | ' Lisp ye 143 Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster OP NMNK NAAN AHRK ON AD BW Wachusett Westford St. John’s St. Peter-Marian Worcester North St. Mary’s Holy Name Wachusett Oxford Burncoat St. John’s St. Peter-Marian Worcester South Cushing Academy Nashoba Worcester South Holy Name St. Mary’s Marlboro KOOOONCOFROCOFRFROCOOCONOOS Varsity Soccer 4 lst Row Left - Right Mike Elliot, Steve Drury, Mike Martinez 2nd Row Left - Right Aramis Gonzalez, Mark Matthews, Pat Arrutia, Shayne Jordan, Ron Ebb 3rd Row Left - Right Eric Petersen, Mark Tluszez, Peter Bernard, Mike Worthley, Mitch Green 4th Row Left - Right Coach Emile Johnson, Kerry Callahan, Mitch Jordan As has been in the past, this year’s varsity soccer team proved to be no exception to the quality of play expected at Leominster High. The tri- captains of this years squad provided a foundation for the rest of the team to gain support from. Steve Drury, Mike Elliot and Mike Martinez had exceptional seasons as this year’s captains, and with the combina- tion of other seniors, Mark Matthews, Ron Ebb, Shayne Jordan and Aramis Gonzalez, the team earned the honor of being CO-CMC champs with a final record of 14-2-2. Despite a loss in District play to Marlboro, this marked the sixteenth straight year since the inception of the soccer program at Leominster High that the team has qualified for District play. This year’s seniors would like to thank Coach Johnson for his continued support and wish him and the rest of the team the best of luck next season, and many more to come. Page 144 - clockwise from bottom left -1) Coach Johnson and Pat Arrutia 2) Mike Martinez and unidentified team members 3) Captains Mike Elliott, Steve Drury, and Mike Martinez Page 145 - clockwise from top left 1) Mike Martinez 2) Mike Elliott 3) Mark Matthews and Steve Drury ity, lst Row Left - Right Donna LeBlanc, Cheryl Charpentier, Shelia Renzi, Paula Hastings, Terri @ Arsenault- 2nd Row Left - Right Kelley Chancellor, Tina LeBlanc, Stacy Ciprotti, Mary } Killelea, Heidi Hastings ow «a . . ae 4 ; 2 . ; a « we . . — | = on J or hd oa zy 146 ; : °F hat Fo we Oe aed LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS BES LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS BPH DHRONKFP RFP NRK NK O Wachusett Westford St. John’s St. Peter-Marion Wachusett Holy Name Holy Name St. John’s Shrewsbury St. Peter-Marion Cushing Acadamy Holy Name St. John’s Wachusett mr O10 Oo Sr hae CoN JV Soccer Row 1 L to R: Shawn Rogers, Scott Crossman, Phillip Morse, Vanchon Inthirath Row 2 L to R: Louis Candiello, Lori Jordan, Mike Chapman, Greg Salafia, Peter Gagne, Coach Chris Gagne Row 3 L to R: George Bond, Tom Worthley, Dean Brideau, Greg Young 147 Varsity Field Hockey The 1983-84 Field Hockey team, under the leadership of Coach Noreen McLaughlin, had a successful season. Leading the powerful offensive line were Co-captain Amy DeCarolis, Debbie sharos, Kristen Caisse, Shelly Mason and Maggie Regan,. Goalie Becca Boudreau played well and kept the team going. Co-captain Deanne Pananos led a tough defensive line along with Donna Johnston, Jill Myllykangas, Lynn Garrett, and Maribeth Walsh. The Most memorable game was against Wachusett, whose perfect record was ruined by the incredible playing of the Leominster team. Amy DeCarolis scored the only goal against Wachusett this season, and the game ended ina tie. This enthusiastic team made the district quarterfinals by finishing their last six games without a loss, only to have a heart- breaking loss to Westford, knocking them out of the playoffs. L.H.S. can be proud of this hardworking team. LHS 3 St. Bernard’s 2 LHS 1 Holy Name 2 LHS 4 Notre Dame 1 LHS 2 Fitchburg 0 LHS 1 St. Bernard’s 1 LHS 0 Wachusett 4 Ela ks 4 Doherty 0 LHS O St. Bernards ih LHS 3 Holy Name 2 LHS ] Holy Name Z LHS 3 Notre Dame 0) LHS 5 Burncoat O LHS 3 Fitchburg 0) LHS Z Worcester South O LHS ] Marlboro 1 LHS ] Wachusett 1 District E Quarterfinals EHS ) Westford 1 lst Row Left - Right Donna Johnston, Deanne Pananos, Amy DeCarolis, Shelley Mason, Debbie Sharos 2nd Row Left - Right Coach Noreen McLaughlin, Jill Myllkangas, Lynn Garrett, Becca Boudreau, Tracey Lynch, Maribeth Walsh, Kristen Caisse, Ann Landry, Margaret Regan JV Field Hockey ¢ lst Row Pam St. Yves, Lynda Tocci, Lisa Montaquila, Lisa Marrone, Monica Gauvin 2nd Row Kellie Owne, Kathy McNally, Phouangsavanh Inthirath, Laura Hytenin, Becky Stone, Jennifer Ferlez, Coach Perla. Missing: Jodi Bourgeoise LHS 0) Notre Dame 1 LHS 0) St. Bernard’s 1 LHS es Wachusett 0) LHS 1 St. Bernard’s 1 LHS 0 Holy Name 1 LHS 1 Holy Name 1 LHS ) Notre Dame 0) Ens 0) Marlboro 0) LHS ) Wachusett ) page 149 - clockwise from bottom left - the team 2) row 1 | to r - Jennifer Ferlez, Pam St. Yves, Lisa Montaquila Row 2 - Becky Stone, Laura Hytinen, Cathie McNally, Lisa Marrone, Phouangsavanh Inthirath 3) Mrs. Perla, Lynda Tocci, Lisa Montaquila Girls’ Cross Country ‘ P G SARR OR a ee | aw $ LHS 23 St. Bernard’s 34 LHS 43 St. Peter-Marian 15 LHS 50 Fitchburg 5 LHS 42 Wachusett 16 LHS 30 Notre Dame 25 Jie} tS) 743) Holy Name 34 LHS 49 Nashoba 25 LHS 4th place CMC Championship LHS) 40 Marlboro 17 ERSet9 Gardner 41 ELSE Westford 24 LHS 29 North Middlesex 26 Front row, | to r: Gail Tata, Kara Cullins, Nancy Miller, Heather McNall, Lisa Lipkind, Patti Roffee Row 2: Coach Cleaves, Kris Keogh, Karen Gulliver, Karen Gendron, Megan McLaughlin, Kristen Peltola, Marykate Caponi t i ‘be: oa) Sie Although suffering a disappointing season, the female harriers are looking forward to a more promising future, due to the increased interest in the cross country pro- gram, marked by the addition of eight welcome newcom- ers: Karen Gulliver, Heather McNall, Marykate Caponi, Barbara Harper, Melissa Lombaro, Kris Keogh, Nancy Miller, and Kara Cullins. Megan McLaughlin, captain and most valuable player, had an outstanding season. Rookie Karen Gulliver was a pleasant suprise and often a threat to the top runners. Patti Roffee showed improvement this season and was a major asset to the team. Marykate Caponi, this year’s most improved player, showed constant progress throughout the season, chopping 6 2 minutes off of her premiere home course time. Boys’ Cross Country With captains Kevin Crowley and Jamie Aubu- SS SS ei chon leading the pack, the boys’ cross country team had a great season. Although Kevin took the honors in the majority of dual meets, both captains were considered the top runners in the area- - - ‘‘the ones to look out for.”’ Freshman Anthony Granata continued to better his times throughout the season and is sure to be a major asset to the team in the years to come. Anth- _ony, Andy Hicks, John Walsh, and Tim Be- langer ran well together, making it difficult for the opposition to break through. The team is looking forward to a strong season next year with only one graduating senior on this year’s team. os aa. lst row L-R Tim Belanger, Dave Tillinger, Jim Cormier 2nd row L-R Coach Cleaves, Andrew Hicks, Kevin Crowley, Jamie Aubuchon, Pablo Ortez EbiSmerco St. Bernard’s 25 Eismerc4. St. Peter-Marian 31 JBjnksy 33S) Fitchburg 22 SiSmues2 Wachusett 27 Sa 0 St. John’s 21 Lats: 40) Holy Name So Iss sl Nashoba 25 LHS 3rd place CMC Championship kinks; Sie Marlboro 22 Pisa 40 Gardner 72) Iles Byst North Middlesex PAS EMSmas2 Lunenburg 25 asi wal North Middlesex 34 Page 150 Clockwise from top left: Megan McLaugh- lin; Kris Peltola; Gail Tata; Lisa Liplind; Page 151 clockwise from left: Andy Hicks, Kevin Crowley, Jamie Aubuchon, and Tim Belanger; Ke- vin Crowley; Jamie Aubuchon 151 Girls’ Swimming EES 28 Gardner 58 LHS aKS: Wellesley 85 LHS 41 Framingham South 41 DES a 67, Lexington 99 LHS 75 Westford 85 LHS 74 Framingham North 32 LHS Te Brookline 89 LHS 74 Notre Dame 88 EHS 56 Gardner 110 LHS 62 Haverhill 107 lst Row Left - Right Coach Richard Johnson, Polly Secino, Tamara Robichaud, Ann LeDuc, Ann Biery 2nd Row Left - Right Ellen Amadio, Ann Loiselle, Jan Goyette, Dawn Heffelfinger, Deidre Goguen, Jasmina Wendle, Kim Barrett, Lori Cormier, Sandy Girouard, Cathy Reddy 3rd Row Left - Right Debbie Shortsleeve, Lisa Gallo, Gina Falcone, Judy Gourneault, Paula Williams, Tonya Vohar The fact that the girls’ swim team had an 0-9-1 record this year does not reflect the closeness of many meets. This year the team received not only a new coach, but also a complement of new swimmers. Through Coach Johnson’s “‘unique”’ practices, the girls improved their times significantly. Kathy Reddy, Ann LeDuc, Tammy Robichaud, and Dawn -Hefflefinger broke an eleven year old record in the 200 yd. Medley Relay. They continued to improve on their own record and ended the season at the North Sectional Championships where they finished twelfth with a time of 2:08.53. Congratulations to everyone who participated this year and best of luck next year from Annie B., Duck, Tam, and Polly. Page 152 - clockwise from bottom left: Captains Ann LeDuc and Tammy Robichaud; Ellen Amadio; Cathy Reddy, Gina Falcone, Judy Gourneault, Jasmina Wendel, and Lisa Gallo Page 153 - clockwise from bottom left: Dawn Heffelfinger; Ann Biery; Gina Falcone and Deidre Goguen; Tammy Robichaud 153 Boys’ Swimming Led by Captains Steve Fluet and Andy Valeri, this year’s squad posted a 9 - 6 record. Along with the captains, seniors Tony Bangrazi, Pat Arrutia, Ron Ebb, Dave LeBlanc, and Steve Hatfield had successful seasons breaking their times by considerable margins. Other members, including Kevin Fletcher, Mike Pirro, Mark Tluszcz, and Paul Neidich had exceptional times. The seniors want to wish Coach Johnson and next year’s team the best of luck. Row 1 - 1 to r - Tony Bangrazi, Steve Fluet, Andy Valeri, and Pat Arrutia Row 2 - Ron Ebb, Dave LeBlanc, Kevin Fletcher, John Pirro, Mike Pirro, Mark Tlusacz, and Steve Hatfield Row 3 - Mike Devarney, Paul Neidich, John Sueymoto, Bill Condike, Lance Johnson, Greg Lanides, Coach Richard Johnson. LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 49 89 68 65 67 89 30 30 48 70 83 89 49 94 Gardner Cambridge Rindge-Latin Framingham South Malden Acton-Boxboro Wellesley Haverhill Worcester Academy Cushing Haverhill Framingham North Cushing Gardner Minute Man Regional 24 69 89 86 86 UP 47 46 30 86 67 62 20 51 Page 154 - clockwise from bottom left: Pat Arrutia; Kevin Fletcher; Captains Steve Fluet and Andy Valeri; Mike Duvarney Page 155 - clockwise from bottom: the team cheers on one of their teammates; Mark Tluszez; Dave LeBlanc; 1st row: Tony Ban- grazi, Dave LeBlanc, Steve Hatfield, and Andy Valeri, 2nd row: Ron Ebb, Pat Arrutia, and Steve Fluet; Andy Valeri, Tony Ban- grazi and Pat Arrutia 155 Varsity Ice Hockey %, hy ‘ a) ws en lst Row Left - Right J.J. Harrington, David Leger, Danny Murphy, Coach Malcom McPhearson, Davin Fors, Mike Gannon, Mario Ziemi 2nd Row Left - Right Doug Roy, Richie D’Innocenzo, Todd Amico, Keith Russo, Brian Gonthier, Gary Savoy, Rob Dellechaie, Tony Aveni, Kevin Hill 3rd Row Left - Right Herb Fitzgerald, Danny Beueza, Peter Dobransky, Keith Dowling, Paul Belleza 156 Kim Wolferseider, Katie Allain, Kelly Chancellor, Maria oO cS ds) faa} v =) oO iS GE g ie} oO a] a (e} 2 Zs 2 = oO v Cc a O Vv Oo? ie Ya vs Po oO a ie eG ‘S - oO oy 3 § Paes BETS, oe Ww ahs nS pa ie Left - Lisciotti tN iva) - Girls’ Varsity Basketball The 1983-84 girls basketball team was led by Coach Joe Hickey and senior co-captains, Amy DeCarolis and Debbie Sharos. The girls were dedicated to their team, and put forth a great effort throughout the season. Especially notable, was the strong offense of captains, Amy Decarolis and Debbie Sharos. Michele Mason, Mindy Bodie, Ann-Marie LaFosse, and Maggie Regan also had good performances. Great assets to the team, with their strong defense, were: Lisa LeBlanc, Ann Landry, and Michele McHugh. Senior Michelle Sorrette also contributed to the team as an outstanding guard. Special congratulations are extended to Michele Mason-MIP, and Amy DeCarolis-CMC All Star. (first row, left to right:) Captains Amy DeCarolis and Debbie Sharos Second row: Coach Joe Hickey, Michelle McHugh, Ann Landry, Michele Mason, Melinda Bodie, Maggie Regan, Ann Marie Lafoose, Lisa LeBlanc, Michelle Sorrette LHS 40 Doherty 52 LHS 38 St. Peter-Marian 60 LHS 52 Wayland (St. Bernard’s Tourney) 37 LHS 47 Shrewsbury 44 LHS 40 Marlboro (St. Bernard's Tourney) 54 LHS 33. Fitchburg 54 LHS 54 Doherty 63 LHS 50 Notre Dame Academy 48 LHS 38 Holy Name 57 LHS 36 Worcester South 39 LHS 42 Wachusett 65 LHS 46 St. Bernard’s 37 LHS 52 Notre Dame 38 LHS 82 Wachusett 42 LHS 50 St. Peter-Marian Ga LHS 38 Fitchburg 56 LHS 41 Notre Dame Academy 35 LHS 39 Holy Name 50 LHS 27 Burncoat ine LHS 40 St. Bernard’s 43 158 JV Girls’ Basketball . BOM IER = ate Se: Tce L to R Diana Desantis, Bonnie Hoffman, Karen Gulliver, Tina Towle, Coach John Hulecki, Tracy Atckinson, Cathy Trembly, Shelly Mason, Tina Simmers Freshmen Girls’ Basketball 4 lst Row: Betty Brown, Jeff Flowers, Gina Falcone 2nd Row: Sandra lacoboni, Jackie Gaetz, Kelly Boudreau, Linda Porreca, Cheri Bowers, Sandy Marino, Lisa Fiandaca, Kathy Sardells page 160 - clockwise from bottom left: Bonnie Hoffman; Tracy Atkinson; Diana DeSantis; time out; Shelly Mason page 161 - clockwise from bottom right: Cheri Bowers; Betty Brown and Gina Falcone; Sandy lIacaboni; Sandy Marino and Kelly Boudreau; Betty Brown 161 Boys’ Varsity Basketball The Boys’ Basketball Team completed an other winning sea- son. The 1983-84 Blue Devils competed in the Central Mass. Conference and compiled a very successful 15 - 6 record, and reached the semi-finals of the prestigious District E Division One Tournament at Holy Cross College. Among some memorable accomplishments were wins over Doherty, St. Peter’s, Wachusett, and the defeat of Holy Name three times in one season. The team won 9 games in a row, captured the St. Bernard’s Christmas Tournament, beat Holy Name in double overtime in the District Quarterfinal Game, and lost a heartbreaker to St. John’s in the semi-final game of the Districts at Holy Cross before 2500 thrilled fans. The 1983-84 team played exciting basketball, competed in a very competitive schedule, and came very close to winning it all. Congratulations on a fine season. Front row | to r: Kevin Crowley, Sam Marrone, Dave Palazzi, Scott Spinelli, Joe Mazzaferro, Steve Strange, Shawn Santucci Standing | to r: Renzo Upson, Matt Mazzaferro, Greg Young, Dave Cormier, Peter Bernard, Mike Valera, Mike Worthly, Coach Ron Mazzaferro LHS 69 Doherty (South) 62 LHS 79 St. Bernard’s 55 LHS 67 Marlboro 64 LHS 79 Wayland af: LHS 64 Marlboro 53 LHS 68 Shrewsbury 61 LHS 73 Worcester North 54 LHS 69 Wachusett 66 LHS 37 Holy Name 35 LHS 54 Fitchburg 68 LHS 60 St. John’s 65 . 3 LHS 55 Holy Name 44 se LHS 75 St. Peter-Marian 64 ' LHS 81 St. Bernard’s 39 f p LHS 52 Fitchburg 59 BLY LHS 66 Wachusett 68 “v 3 LHS 61 Burncoat 53 : LHS 57 St. John’s 76 LHS 81 St. Peter-Marian 64 LHS 47 Holy Name (District E Q Finals) 40 Double Overtime LHS 57 St. John’s (District E Semi-Finals) 58 Row 1 | tor: Kerri Cormier, Terri, Diane Salvatelli, and Diane Lister Row 2: Heidi Hastings, Stacy Ciprotti, Donna LeBlanc, and Renee Upson. Row 3: Kris Keogh, and Mary Killelea Page 162: Tri-Captains Joe Mazzaferro, Scott Spinelli; Dave Palazzi with Coach Ron Mazzaferro Page 163: clockwise from top left: Scott Spinelli and Peter Bernard; Dave Palazzi; Mike Valera, the cheer- leaders strike a pose JV Boys’ Basketball Bottom row | to r - Angela Kornik, Karri Southard, Lynn Mansour, Chrissy Samia row 2 - Carol Pothier, Shari Fixx, Lauren Southard, Chris Aubuchon, Kathy DeAmicis, Cheryl Dion LHS 60 St. Bernard’s 42 LHS 69 Marlboro 39 Baty oy Shrewsbury 54 Betsy psy Worcester North 59 LHS 48 Wachusett 54 LHS 42 Holy Name 47 LHS) 70 Worcester Academy 45 Bete iy Fitchburg 52 LHS 46 St. John’s Bo Cnommeoo Holy Name 61 Betsy Yes St. Peter-Marian 57 riot o6 St. Bernard’s 32 LHS 49 Fitchburg 60 Getey ts Wachusett 53 LHS 50 Burncoat 52 DHSie ot St. John’s rh! Costas St. Peter-Marian 15 LHS 87 Doherty 76 164 Freshmen Boys’ Basketball First row | to r: Craig Kosakowski, Coach Mike Austin, Matt Aubuchon 2nd row: Dave White, Peter Charpentier, LHS 27, Holy Name 28 Mike Salvi, Tom Worthly, Dave Keogh, Steven Mammone, Shawn Rodgers LHS 51 Marlboro 43 EHS 41 Wachusett oF LHS 42 St. Bernard’s ay ERS WP Nashoba 52 LHS 40 St. Peter-Marian 49 LHS 50 St. John’s 58 LHS 40 Holy Name 50 LHS 34 Wachusett a7 LHS 47 St. Bernard’s 57 LHS 46 St. Peter-Marian 30 LHS ts) Holy Name 48 aS) 41 Wachusett 33 LHS 45 St. Bernard’s 33 LHS 51 St. Peter-Marian 46 EHS 40 St. John’s 46 LHS 48 Marlboro 46 Page 164 clockwise from top left: Jamie Bernard, Ker- ry Callahan, Eric Hytenin; Steve Duval; the bench Page 165 - clockwise from bottom left: the team; Matt Aubuchon and Tom Worthley; Shawn Rodgers; Dave Keogh and Steve Mammone 165 Wrestling This year’s wrestling team, coached by Jeff Roberts and Mike Lanza, finished the season with an impressive 9-4 record, the best ‘in Blue Devils history. Tri-captains John Connors, Doug Hatfield, and John Normandin were a force on the team considered to be the most improved in the state. They set an example for the team: Connors placed sixth in the sectional tournament, Hatfield posted 10 victories, and Normandin pinned six victims. The most pleasant suprise of the season was Jaques Thebeau, who came back from a disappointing season last year not only to be named the most valuable player on the team, but also to be ranked 10th in the state. Senior MIP Fran Guillmette came back from an injury and battled his way to an undefeated season. Chris Rogers and Rodney Somma also contributed to the team. Underclassmen Scott Love, Tony DiNardo, and Charlie Thebeau were valuable to the team. Congratulations on a great year. lst row Coach Lanza, Scott Love, Steve Beauvais, Charlie Thebeault, John Normandin, John Connors, Doug Hatfield, Chris Morlock, Chris Rogers, Coach Jeff Roberts 2nd row Francis Guillmette, Tony DiNardo, Craig Cote, Rodney Somma, Joe Guillmette, Jacques Thebeault, Garrett Lewish, Dan Debrule, Gary Lehou 3rd row Larry Jupin, John Ceroto, Jeff Setara, Pat Malley, Billy Parker, Billy DiNardo, Chris Nelson 4th row Scott Harriman, Mark, 4th row Scott Harriman, Mark Vasalle, Chris Netson, Rich Malone LHS 48 Littleton 24 LHS 22 Framingham South 39 LHS 18 Concord-Carlisle 45 LHS 40 Gardner 21 LHS 63 Shrewsbury 6 LHS 25 Westford 29 LHS 60 Marlboro 12 LHS 57 Assabet Valley Voc 12 LHS 58 Algonquin 5 LHS 36 Cushing 19 LHS 42 Salem 17 LHS 21 Nashoba 35 LHS 51 Minute Man Regional 11 166 Page 166 - top row | to r: John Connors; John Normandin; Doug Hatfield Page 167- clockwise from bottom: Charlie Thebeau; John Connors; Scott Love; Jaques Thebeau; John Connors; Doug Hatfield 167 Varsity Boys’ Baseball Bottom row left to right - Ted Losey, Todd Schuster, Wayne Corliss, Dave Palazzi, Dave McHugh, John Normandin, Dean Brideau 2nd row - Kerry Callahan, Billy Doucet, Tom Chiumento, Keith Russo, Sam Marrone, Tom Worthley, Jonathan Lanciani, Bernie Mullen, Shawn Santucci, Matt Aubuchon, Coach Emile Johnson Missing from photo: Bobby Brassard MELA NEAL A AELA WEEE BLE i SAN — Page 168 - clockwise from top left: the Palaz, team captain; Shawn Santucci; Billy Doucet; Wayne Cor- liss Page 169 - clockwise from bottom right: John Nor- mandin; Matt Aubuchon and Shawn Santucci; Ted Losey; John Normandin; Dave McHugh and Dave Palazzi . - | ae 169 Boys’ JV Baseball Bottom row, | to r - Mike Pietla, David White, Brian Allain, Rocco Perla, Tony Santucci, Glenn Dohr, Jim Kelley 2nd Row - Mark ee Baker, Steve Richards, Tom Worthly, Kevin Piccucci, Bob Valera, Jamie Bernard, Eric Hytinen, Kris Kosakowski, Rob Gagne, 5 Matt Aubuchon, Coach Don Frieda Page 170 -clockwise from bottom right - é 1) John Normandin and Todd Schuster 2 okt % Ran, hte iB y e t} ied ty. at ae ie ’ my : fe) rassar om Dolan om am, i Fw sey y Chiumento 4 e ; ; Page 171 - clockwise from bottom left - ¢ 1) the team 2) Matt Aubuchon 3) Sam Marrone 4) Kris Kosakowski and Coach Don Frieda 5) Kevin Picucci 171 Varsity Softball i sce oe seemed ¢. Bottom Row, | to r: Debbie Sharos, Dina Mammone, Becca Boudreau, Tammy Robichaud, Polly Secino, Lisa LeBlanc 2nd row - Donna Johnston, Jackie Gaetz, Kim Barrette, Amy DeCarolis, Michele Mason, Kristen Peltola, Kathy Copeland, Deanne Pananos Page 172 - clockwise from top left: Deanne Pananos; Dina Mammone; Deanne Pananos Page 173 - clockwise from bottom left: Jackie Gaetz; Michele Mason; Debbie Sharos; Dina Mammone; Polly Secino; Amy DeCarolis 173 owe! } } Fe oo) JV Softball Front row | to r: Kim Baker, Linda Gardener, Michelle Crawley, Linda Sharon, Tina Simmers row 2: Kelly Boudreau, Beth Taylor, Kerry Sandy Marino, Gina Falcone, Cathy Trembley row 3: Cathie McNally, Jennifer Rowland,-Terry Chaison, Kris Tourigny, Gloria Smith, Coach Martin Warner ‘Ons POV EM Oe ae Page 174 - clockwise from bottom right: Polly Secino; Tammy Robichaud; Donna Johnston; Becca Boudreau; Debbie Sharos; Coach Miss Buss Page 175 -clockwise from top left: Kim Baker; Linda Sharon and Coach Warner; Sandy Marino WAS, Girls’ Spring Track lst row L-R Traci Crane, Tracy Lanza, Marnie Dupee, Alana Atckinson, Michelle, Heidi Tata, Nancy Miller, Lisa Allen, Marykate Caponi 2nd row L-R Kristen Caisse, Sheri Bowers, Debbie Jones, Shari Southard, Heather Maki, Lori Jordan, Jenn McHugh, Barbara Harper, Melissa Lorbarel, Marylou Robichard, Loraine Morgan 3rd row L-R Coach Noreen McLaughlin, Ann Marie Lafosse, Gail Tata, Shelly Mason, Karen Gulliver, Lisa Acerbi, Deidre Goguen, Margaret Regan, Bonnie Micheals, Megan McLaughlin, Karen Gendron, Ann Leduc, Kris Keough, Lisa Marrone, Coach Cleaves a) Sy aka A ELC LE TCL TE EE EN a SESS ES : EE TES me Boys’ Spring lst row (L to R) Bob Penning, Steve Drury, Pat Arruta, Tim Belanger, Mitchell Jordan, Dan Baron, Scott Love, Jamie Aubuchon, Randy Bollea, Dave Tillinger, Mark Tolose, 2nd row (L to R) Sean Lupee, Canbito Morales, Anthony Granata, Dave Richard, Phil Carnavale, Dave Harper, Miguel Flores, Jim Faveral, Jim Cormier, Greg Maki 3rd row (L to R) Kevin Belanger, Coach John Hulecki, Andy Hicks, Dave Marcouy, Bob Dellechaie, David McIntosh, Matt Proietti, John DelGuidice, Tim Beleza, Mike lacaboni, Shawn Tata, sean Cullan | Girls’ Varsity Tennis ig ee ig A AE EE RE AP OG Ey TO Pp eo Vi Boys’ Varsity Tennis ‘ x From Top: Lisa Maldari; Keith LeBlanc; Lisa Lipkind From Top: Linda LeBlanc, Drake Dupuise SIN IAAPAENI CDR @® Senior Council Representative: row 11 to r: Derek Goldberg, Dina Mammone, Steven Junior Council Representatives: row 1 | to r: Stephanie Shores, Diane Salvatelli, Hatfield row 2: Lisa Lipkind, Matthew Longo, Lisa Marcoccio, Douglas Blair row 3: Jennifer Ferlez; row 21 to r: Lynda Tocci, Donna Guertin, Kimberly Watson; row Wayne Daigle, Lynne Spadafora, Beth Pirro. 3: Deidre Goguen, John Walsh; row 4: Jonathan Lanciani, Mark Longo Sophomore Council Representatives: row 1 | to r: Andrea Davis, Diana DeSantis row 2 | to r: Angela Kornik, Carol Pothier, Robert George; row 3 | to r: Kristen Caisse. 184 Stacy Bernstein, Kristen Delbert, Rick Millette Freshmen Council Representatives: row 1 | to r: Kelly Christopher, Debbie Barron, Melissa Pizziconi; row 2 | to r: Lori Morrill, Nancy Allard, Brenda Roy. Heather McNall; row 3 | to r: Jim Favreau, Timothy Belanger Officers | to r: Treasurer: Derek Goldberg; Secretary: Jennifer Ferlez; Vice-President: Steven Hatfield; President: Carlo DeSantis The L.H.S. Student Council was working before school started this year, with the Open House in August, where the incoming freshmen - were given tours of the school. The social scene kicked off in Septem- - ber with the Four-Way Class Dance. The dance was run by Student Council and the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes and one-fourth of the profit was given to help out the freshmen treasury. November was named “Spirit Month’, and the hundredth meeting between Leominster and Fitchburg in Thanksgiving. The Blue Devil spirit was running high. Devil fans showed their true blue colors with the Spirit Chain and the Hall Decorating Contest. Mayor Girouard judged the event and the Seniors took top prize. After Spirit Month STATE DELEGATES STUDENT COUNCIL was Students In Government Week. Lectures on govern- ment were given and Student Council held its Mock Mayoral Debate and Election. Social Studies classes registered and elected incumbant Mayor Girouard once again to office. The Winter Carnival in February added some life to the dead of winter with events such as the infamous Snow Soccer Tour- nament and Dress-Up Days. The Massachusetts Assosiation of Student Council Convention was held at Dunfey’s in Hyannis in March. This three day convention provided an opportunity for Leominster councilors to learn how to make a more effective council, and to get ideas on new and different fundraisers and events. The month of May brought the Student Council to a close with Interclass Plays, City Officials for a Day, and Spring Week, which is another week that includes more dress-up days, and the Street Hockey Tournament. This year’s senior council members have left their mark on L.H.S. ’s student government. — For years to come, the students of Leominster High School will follow the class of ’84’s precedents. 185 BUSINESS ED. CLUB Row One: Left to Right: Chris Sparks, Carol Skinner, Dina Spylios, Janice DiGeronimo, Ann Halnan, Diane Marino Susan Fix, Morgan Frye, Daisy Roman, Jacky Finn, Karen Gendron, Kristen Melanson, Lucia Bisol, Lesli Johnson Sheila Renzi, Row Two: Andy Valeri, Beth Brazili, Karen Viens, Andrea Ciccone, Angel Regopoulos, Bonnie Johanson, Linda Lablanc, Maryalice Flaherty, Annie Texidor, Carla Whitney, Heidi Cade, Micheal Beyerlin, Jeff Brousseau, Laurie Bencit Three: Row Three: Pamela Gerard, Joanne Babineau, Karen Girouard, Karyn Wallace, Paula Agnew, Melani Halligen, Laura Buja, Charlene Gould, Debbie McGregor, Judy Micheals, Kathy Latini Diane Raikowski, Robin Maynard, Row Four: Lynn Cormier, Rachele Gagnon, Diane Girouard, Melissa Gasparro, Loreen Tisdale, Karen Bourque, Dale Cormier, Diane Decarolis, Tammi Baret, Kristen Peltola, Jill Sponenberg, Tina Cote, Kathy ‘Flynn, Row one: left to right, Seniors: Robyn Elder, Jennifer Allain, Karyn Wallace, Jodie Torano, Shiela Renzi, Julie Sheldon, Ms. Gottsegan (teacher), Rennee Upson, (state officer), Marylou Rodriquez, Sandi Gende, Kim Comeau, Linda Flanagan, Row two: Lynne Garrett, Steve Aube, Karen Rouchealeau, Kelly Richard, Ann Biery, Carla Whitney, Bonnie Johanson, Maryalice Flaherty, Donna Salvi, Brenda Brown, Row three: Kim Petricca, Kathy Pierce, Chris Martin, Dave Marshall, Leon Abecket, Bill Hillman, Bob Fournier, Cheryl St. Jean, Theresa Lavoie, Adrienne Epstein, Paula Romano, Row four: Stanley Parker, Nick Lovetro, Tony Petricca, Jim Demont, Melissa Delong, Lisa Harrington, Ann Cully, Kim Wolferseder, Row Five: Tim Bissonette, Jon Bessette, Heidi Hastings, Dawn Heffelfinger, Tammy Labelle, Donna Bellefeville, Mary Killela, Leslie Boisseneau, Row six: Steve Brown, Bill Thibodeau, Scott Fox, Diane Marino, 186 Chris Bourque, Sam Marciano, Daniela Tocci, Row seven: Debbie Draleau, Linda Maxim, Samantha Terrell, Scott Love, Steve Dandini, Sean Bunnel, Edith Carmedila, CHESS CLUB The 1984 Class Team under the reign of Captain Scott Thom- as had a spectacular season. The team continued to achieve as they took the State Championships by storm with a guest appearance by the “‘Checkmates’’— Leslie Johnson, Lynne Spadafora, Beth Pirro, Wendi Phillpotts and Diane Salvatelli. The team qualified for national competition; but due to lack of support, could not attend. Congratulations team your hard work, individuality and determination have made Leominster High School proud, Row One: Lynne Fortier, Ann Culley, Judy Hilow, Sandy Ermini; Row 2: Gael Maunder, Chrissie Nelson, Jasmina Wendell, Sue Tellier; Row 3: Kim Watson, Jen Ferlez, Tonja Gunn, Dave Salvatelli Left to Right: Font Steve Robillard, Mr. Arroyo, (Advisor Back: Derek Goldberg (Caplets Scott Thomas, Bruce Denis. 187 188 National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ns oa Officers: Carlo DeSantis, Steven Hatfield, Ann LeDuc, Derek Goldberg ms FOE TO EE SME OE Row One: Eva Fisher, Michele McHugh, Gloria Bachand, Wendy Ashton, Derek Goldberg, Steve HAtfield, Ann LeDuc, Karen Gendron, Tammy Thompson, Andrew Grant, Scott Infantino, Ed Lagoy Row two: Doug Hatfield, Marion Finkle, John Landry, Michele Moson, Jennifer Allain, Cheryl] Dagenais, Bonnie Hoffman, Karen Gulliver. Row three: Bob Faberman, Lynn Fortier, Diane Agnew, Beth Wass, Shelley MMson, Angela Allain, Jay Zomlefer, John Walsh, Penny Dralaus, Sandra Ermini, Nicole Lavoie. Row four: Jay Zomlefer, John Walsh, Penny D Valeaus, Sandra Ermini, Nicole Lavoie. Row five: Deidre Goguen, Kim Watson, Donna Guertin, Lori Spadafora. Row six: David Erb, Peter Bernard, Greg Young. Row seven: Sam Marrone, Richard Olivier Row eight: Scott DelGuidice. French Club Left to Right: Front Row: Mr Rheault, Wendi Philpots Michele McHugh. Second Row: Lisa Marcoccio, Michelle Godin, Lori Spa- dafora, Deidra Goguen Third Row: Jay Zomlefer, John Walsh, Mark Longo, Nicole Ermini. Fourth Row: Micheal Cote, Robert. Fabermon, George Lanides Jennifer Ferlez, Stephane Shores, Fifth Row: Kimberly Watson, Deanna Roland. Math Club Right to Left: Row one:,Kimberly Watson. Row Two: Stephanie Shores, Jennifer Ferlez Row Three: Lori Spadafora, Donna-Guertin, Deidra Goguen. Row Four: Jay Zomlefer, John Walsh, Sandra Ermini Row Five: Mark Longo, Bruce Denis, IN Robert Faberman 189 Ski Club 190 Row one: Edward Lagoy, President, Lisa Lipkind, Vice President, Mike Flanagan Row two: Mr. Cavanaugh, advisor, Jon Dondero, Lynne Leger, Maryellen Daignault, Kim Duval, Becca Boudreau, Bill Kondig, Erin Nano, John Suyemoto, Greg Lanides. Row three: Ricky Millette, Tony Santucci, Jim Gazzano, Heather McNall, Karen Ahola, Mike Wirkkala. Row four: Danny Aubuchon, Sean Markham, Melanie Halligan, Brian Gauthier, Cathy Fallavolita, Sandy Iacaboni, Debbie Baron, Mark Stesney, Theresa Lavoie. Row five: Shawn Tata, Brian Corroll, Kevin Murphy, Scott Love, Tony DiNardo, Danny Baron, Bill Paquette, Adrienne Epstein, Gary Farr, Joyce Maxim, Rob Leger, Sandra Ermini, Jen McHugh Lauta Muir ETL: be Marching Band Row one: Holly McCrann, Michelle Godin, Peter Losurdo, Tony Bangrazi, Steve Arpano Row two: Melissa Delong, John Rossi, Joe Rossi, Beth Wass, Jan Goyette. Row three: John Bangrazi, John L’Ecuyer, Pam St. Yves, Sue Marciano, Cindy Progin, Ben PMrker, Dan Mercier. Row four: Michelle Shires, Cindy Pushee, Teddy Fedders, Tina Shires, Stephanie Williamson, Lisa DeSantis. Row five: Debbie Kahn, Heather McNault, Michelle Cross. Row six: Robert Capone, Doug Ravello 191 Before The Yearbook Statf After Row 1: Senior Section Managers: Lisa Maldari, Kathy Albee, Photography Manager: Robin Elder, Co-Editors: Leslie Johnson. Lisa Lipkind, Faculty Section Manager: Wendi Philpotts. Trade-Underclassmen Section Manag- ers: Lisa Marcoccio, Karen Fink Row 2: Faculty Section Manager: Julie Upton, Denise Samia, Beth Pirro, Sports Section Managers: Lynne Spadafore, Dina Mammone, Ad Section Managers: Sharon Yeaton, Bonnie Michael Row 3: Robin LaPointe, Morgan Frye, Sue THomas, Maribeth Walsh, Debbie Tall, Rhonda LaPointe, Kathy Latini, Cathy Shearer Row 4: Derek Goldberg, Laura Buja, Robin Draleau, Chris Caligaris, Jill Myllykangas, Theresa Lavoie, Adrienne Epstein, Kim Duval Editor: Lisa Lipkind 192- BLESS SPAS AG oS POIVIATY ¥ Editor: Leslie Johnson 193 From Top: Egor, Mrs. Perla; Mr. Farrell, Richard Barbary; Mr. Navaroli, Kristen Musgrove 194 , a From Top: Gary Grammont, Arthur Sharos; Nancy Guzman, Mrs. Moynihan PMs 3 - ise Nags ee es Science means knowledge. In the past fifty years, man has learned more about his universe than he had in previous thousands of years of his existence. Accompanying this increased knowledge is a growth in technology which permits him to do his work better and faster than ever before. But this knowledge and technology has made his world more complex. Industrial economics have affected the environment so that there is now heated debate about the ‘‘greenhouse effect’’, and nuclear technology stirs explosive discus- sion about the future of the world. The Science Department strives to give students an understanding of the world, of advances in science, and of their relation to these advances. Courses are offered for students with different needs, abilities, and interests, ranging from Descriptive Biology to Anatomy and Physiology and from Physical Science to Physics II. Elise Adams English Mary Addante Math John Arroyo Computers Gerald Aubuchon Social Studies Carl Baker Social Studies James Beaurequard Social Studies Alcide Beliveau Paul Benoit Machine Shop Social Studies 00 Lucy Beaulieau Egidio Bisceglia Angelo Bisol Robert Brennan Donald Burton Angela Buss Ralph Caisse Foreign Languages Band Chorus Industrial Arts Social Studies Carpentry English Science Elfriede Cavanagh Math Each student takes at least four years of English at Leominster High School. In addition to the standard English courses, which teach students composition and endeavor to instill ability for critical thought and self-expression, specialty courses in theater, speech, writing, and literature expand upon these skills and teach new ones. Material from classical Greek drama to twentieth century novels and plays are read and criticized. No student will forget reading George Orwell’s 1984 during his high school years, and many will remember reading it more than once. Michael Cavanagh Science Verna Charpentier Special Education Pauline Ciccone Physical Education Ellen Cleaves English Dept. Head Mark Cleaves Science Kathleen Crowley Math Theodore Damko Physical Education Head Richard Dandini Art Judith DeCarolis Bilingual Philip DeCharles Business Education Charles Difilippo Social Studies Albert DeLuca English Vincent DiNino Bilingual Peter DiPoali Science Eugene Farrell Math Karen Farrell Home Economics Dept. 201 202 The Social Studies Department is operating with a vastly reduced program of courses, but, in addition to satisfying state requirements for the instruction of civics and U.S. History, it provides instruction in economics, current events, world history, psychology, and sociology, and geography. With the knowl- edge one acquires about the operation and history of his country, of foreign countries, and of individual men, one is better prepared to function in our democratic society. Marilyn Fava Liliana Felice David Fiandaca Armand Fontaine Donald Fredd John Gallagher Nancy Gauthier Clifford Gilbert Dorothy Gottsegan John Goubeaud James Grautski Sheila Gibbons Howard Hatch Scott Hay English Robert Harrington Drafting Robert Healy Math Auto Mechanics Business Education Foreign Languages Business Education Machine Shop English Science Dept. Head English Auto Mechanics DECA Physical Education English Special Education The Business Education Department offers an extensive program designed to prepare students for the future. Courses to train people for entry-level postition in secretarial and clerical work are available while, at the same time, other students are prepared for college studies in business administration and finance. With the opening of the “lst Class Bank,”’ a branch of Merchant’s National Bank, Leominster High Students have a unique opportunity for on- the-job training in the banking field. In addition, the Business Ed Department is modernizing its equipment to give more realistic and current program while providing more marketable job skills. In addition to teaching students about business, the department actively assists its students in finding jobs, teaches the proper preparation of resumes, and sponsors an annual career day which provides opportunities to students for exploration of various employment prospects. Joseph Hebert English Carol Hynes Math Emile Johnson Phyllis Johnson Edwin Laetz William Lanciani Francis Leahey Betty Leonard Richard Mailoux Jane Maguire Donald Malley Samuel Mascitti Ronald Mazzefero William McDermott Richard Morano Margaret lacaboni Social Studies Industrial Arts Business Education Carpentry Resource Science Business Education Head English English English Business Education Business Education Special Education English Dept. 203 The Math Department strives to serve students with different needs. Whether from the logic of geometry, the structure of algebra, or the practicality of business math, technical math and calculus, all students benefit from the courses offered in this department. The department is in the midst of a vigorous self-improvement program. A course in pre-college math has recent- ly been added, providing a valuable review of long-forgotten topics while teaching new skills. The institution of a full program of honors courses further exemplifies this progress. A thorough knowledge of mathematics becomes increasingly important in this world where technology is constantly advanc- ing. Karen Moriarty Reading Michael Mountzuris Welding Giovanna Moynihan Business Education Thomas Mullins Joseph Navaroli Anne O’Connor William Ogert Resource Math Math Dept. Head Graphics David Papagni Carpentry Glenn Peacock Graphics Katherine Perla Art Prudence Pyle Betty Ann Raymond Eugene Rheault Home Economics Business Education Foreign Head Languages Geraldine Rheault English Edward Sandler Mark Siemaszko Speech Science Dept. Up to four years of study in Spanish and five years in French are offered by the foreign language department at Leominster High School. Learning a foreign language is beneficial to every student for many reasons. First, one acquires the primary benefit, the ability to converse in a foreign language. Moreover, knowledge of a second language opens job opportunities for a student, increases his her mastery of English, meets entrance requirements of many colleges, and makes it easier to learn other languages. After a brief absence, instruction of foreign languages will return next year t o Carter and Gallagher junior high schools. The department expects this and other factors to increase enrollments in French and Spanish courses and to hopefully allow for the reinstitution of many languages previously offered at Leominster High. Despite the progress the foreign language department is undergoing, we will always remember our first years of study long ago. . . ‘“‘Ou est Sylvie?” Barbara Simpson Peter Sobel Electronics Robert Stead Electronics Frank Steffanides Science Business Education Kenneth Stevens Bernhard Sund Nancy Swanson Ross Sweatman Louise Thomas Chester Tocci Carolyn Tolman Angela Trudel Cynthia Tumola Sandra Turner Michael Vaillette Martin Warner Social Studies Social Studies Math Science English Computer Tech. Science English Science Special Education Physical Education Physical Education 205 206 Donna Westphal Pauline Wilkins David Williams Roland Worthen Peter Zakoin Kathryn Buss Special Education English Social Studies Social Studies Auto Body Physical Education The cafeteria ladies : ; eh nee Srodectrd Rar sr Pak ee Sr er es Mw re ee SIN IUOIR WW TE IEIEC 213 214 Graduation 4 Fa Clockwise. 1. Billy DiNardo, Lisa D'Innocenzo, and Chrissy DiRusso lead a line of graduates. 2. Ellen Bessette. 3. Everyone is nervous and eager, as we wait to graduate. 4. Carlo DeSantis, valedictorian; and Deanne Pananos, salutorian SRPe Mere PAG b ihalia. +e ey te) 215 QUEEN’S COURT 1984 Constance Botero and Dave Pallazi, Jodi Turano and Dave McIntosh, Donna Salvi and Escort, QUEEN 1984 Cheryl St. Jean and escort Mike Valera, Kelly Richard and Eric O'Connor, Karen Rochleau and Phil Dean, Pamela Gallant and Steve Britt 216 Clockwise. 1. Cheryl St. Jean and Mike Valera, 2. Queen’s Court, 3. Scott Thomas and date, 4. Maryellen Daigneault, John Conners, Maria Liscotti, and Danny Murphy, 5. Rhonda LaPointe and Dave Grenache, 6. Mrs. Swanson crowning the beautiful Queen, Cheryl St. Jean, as date Mike Valera looks on, excitement written all over his face. 218 Page 218-219 clockwise. 1. Senior Awards Assembly program 2. Amy DeCarolis 3. Renee Loiselle 4. Lynne Spadafora and Debbie Boucher 5. Robert Griffen 6 Robert Salvatelli surrounded b Prin y fans-sisters Diane and Karen, and Michelle Mason. 7. Carlo DeSantis 8. Kathy Latini 9. Derek Goldberg. Awards were presented by ipal George Antonioni, and Trade Principal Robert Archibald sm wert Beier tae Mae ee RUBIN’S AMERICAN STREET HOCKEY CENTER SABATELLI’S GOLD PATRONS Power’s Exxon A+G Rental Mr + Mrs. Vincent Spadafora —$ $$ —M____,5 SILVER PATRONS Mr. And Mrs. Lavoie Gemelli’s Restaurant Advanced Phototype Mr. And Mrs. Upton And Molding Crown Tool And Die Boston Fish Mr. And Mrs. Robert Leominster News C. Stone Yarntown, Inc. 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