Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1986 volume:

a Leominster High School . -- mee 8 8=8=6Leominster, MA 01453 eeulty 64 | Le a Underclasses 82 Trade 109 Sports 136 Activities and Organizations 169 foe Me ‘veer ROOM Annee sea tay s Sent Ae Clockwise from Top: Cathy Tremblay, Sue Finley; Shawna Lewush, Lynn Saullnier; Steve Richard, Patti Spinelli, Diane Pontbriand, Ann Leblanc Top: John Hout, Wendy Kovach, Jim Derosier. Above: Clara Bou- dreau, Lauren Southard. Left: Matthew Parks, Jim Pitkiewitz. Clockwise from right: Julia Quigly, Laura LeBlanc; Lauren Southard; Steffani Massoni, Renee Foss, Tim Nordman; Glenn Doher, Jamie Bernard; Matt Conley. Clockwise from below: Rocki Moniz; Joey Siciliano; Chris Bemis; Tony Santucci. i caeeanies caatenieeieemealininial Miiemeienl aaa : A Clockwise from left: Dave Leblanc, George Bond; Lisa Montaquila, Andrea Davis; Ann Landry, Stephanie Massoni, Susan Bartlett, Renee Foss; Brian Allain, John Ceruto, Bob Valera, Jim Derosier, Glenn Doher. a | ia Clockwise from Top: Miguel Flores, Jim Cormier; Maureen Bodin, Cindy Seaman; Barbra Fusco; Danny Gulliver; Steven Duval. Clockwise from Right: Lisa Brisson; Lisa LeClair; Stephanie Massoni; Glenn Doher. Clockwise from below: Brian Gonthier; Jim Derosier, Melis- sa Linton; Not Available, Debbie Jones. Clockwise from above: Lauraine Brothers; Joey Caouette, Doreena Greco, Mike Valeri; Clara Boudrea; Pousavang Inthirath. OS STOTT a Clockwise from Left: Josee Monty, Bruce Denis; Jim Pitkiewitz; Carol Pothier, Tanya Vohar; Tammy Avery, Jim Derosier; Ron Vallee, Kevin Picucci. 11 ae ie aries . dab Goats, Top: Kristen Delbert, Renee Venters, Chris Swaine, Joyce Maxin. Left: Jamie Gauthier, Paul Belleza. Above: Suzanne Arpano. Clockwise from above: Denise Samia, Carol Squire; Stacy Ford, Janea Gunn, Carol Squire, AnnMarie LaFosse, Kathy DeAmicis; Peter Dam. 13 Clockwise from above: Patti Spinelli; Cheryl Dionne, Chris Burke; Shawna Lewush; Mike Pietela; Paul Belleza, Carol Squire, Chris Samia. Top Left: Bob Valera. Top Right: Jamie Gauthier. Above: Matt Mazzaferro ‘ Clockwise from above: Kathy DeAmicis; Janea Gunn; Tina Law- rence; Kristen Caisse. Lo SENIORS VO OO I LO DD DD Cae ee ee ee LY C [ ] OC ler. LS 7 learned a valuable 3 that we will never cessful fundraisi School has e d. The membi will never forget the long hour tions th advisors went t t special touch”. ass of 1986 is not the on n Ms Gauthier’s and Mr. C; inster High School faculty men ’ of thirty years, they have shagmd edge and friendship with mat eding clas We will be.forever grateful, m. Thank you, Ms Gauth- rand Mr, Caisse; you, @eeatly enriched our lives. Class of 1986 20 enior Class Officers Class Advisors Ralph Caisse and Nancy Gauthier As President of the Senior Class, it is with mixed emotions that | write this farewell address. Our four years at Leominster High School have brought to each of us different things. We will all be happy to graduate and go on to whatever life holds in store for us, but we will also be sad to leave behind the memories and security of our high school years. Leominster High School has given us so many things to experience and enjoy, and we will forever be grateful to the faculty and administrators, and especially to our Class Advisors, for their insights and guidance. I thank each one of you, the members of the Class of 1986, for the opportunity to be your Class President. Through this office, | have come to know so many of you: your friendships will be my fondest memories of high school. | thank my fellow Class Officers for all their hard work and support; | can’t imagine what | would have done without them. Most of all, | would like to thank the Class Advisors for teaching me the value of responsibility and love. Good luck to all of you in your lives. | hope that every one of you achieves your goal in life. | would like to leave you with this quote: “Keep smiling, keep shining, knowing you can always count on me for sure. That’s what friends are for.” Sincerely, Kristen Caisse President of the Class of 1986 22 Lynn Aijala = Mona Babineau Laura Algier Nickie Angelini Christine Aubuchon Mark Baker Brian Allain John Bangrazi Tammy Avery Shawn Barrette Stacy Bernstein Christina Bartoni Lee Bigeau Almy Bellamy Mark Bellefeuille Steve Bilodeau 23 24 Arthur Boudreau A Michael Borowski John Bourque Clara Boudreau Paul Bourque Melissa Bodie Scott Boudreau Steven Bourque Melinda Bodie George Bond Kevin Boynton Doreen Branch Elizabeth Brennan Heidi Brettschneider Maria Brettschneider Stephen Brodeur Lisa Brown Terri Burk Rhonda Butler Kristen Caisse Heather Campbell Louis Candiello Joseph Caouette Robert Carolis 2S 26 Aaron Chester Jon Ciccolini Scott Cipolla Kellie Cleary Amy Clegg Lisa Connery James Cormier Lori Cormier Richard Cormier Janet Cozenza Craig Cote David Crawford Scott Crossman Irma Cruz Jeffrey Daniels Mark Dantini Andrea Davis Larry Dawson Michael Dawson a Michael Deamicis Michelle Debonville James DeCosta Sharon DeFelice 27 28 Kristen Delbert Franca DiVito John DelGuidice Lisa DeSantis Glenn Doher Robert Dellechiaie Cheryl Dionne fcr | Eric Dombrowik Bruce Denis James Desrosier Richard Dondero Christine Doucet Paula Draleus es Theodora Fedders ; ody Eric Fisher i Miguel Flores Cory Dupuis hy Lawrence Fahey Sheila Dyment Renee Foss Donna Fortin 30 James Gauthier ed Heidi Gillberg S| Jeffrey Gaffney . : . ; Edward Gallant Monica Gauvin Lauren Ginn Robert Gagne Dean Gaudet Daniel Gendron Kevin Girouard Andrew Gale e Tina Gaudette Beth Goguen Thelma Goodwin Melinda Gorts Christine Grillo Cheryl Haege Brian Gonthier Scott Gosselin Shawn Grimley Mary Hall Donna Gorka Dorina Greco Thomas Gruber Robert Hamel Kelly Hanney 31 32 | CoA . Walter Hansen Tracy Hebert Trevor Heinold David Helenius Michelle Henderson Tina Hesse Robin Holka Craig Holman Lorraine Horgan Laura Johnson Mitchell Johnson James Kelly Kevin Kent Donald Killelea Prk Tina Killelea Cheryl King Angela Kornik Kris Kosakowski b Wendy Kovach Ann Marie LaFosse Ann Landry Francis LaPlume Marie Lasonde James Lawrence Tina Lawrence Kristen Leader Ann Leblanc 33 34 fr PN Robert Leblanc Lisa Leclair David Lee Melissa Linton Janet Long Diane Lorion %v -W - ‘ Greg Lowe Richard Lunetta ‘ Ss Richard Malone Frank Mangiacotti Robert Mahan Lynn Mansour Lisa Marrone Katherine Maxfield Kim Mazzaferro Matthew Mazzaferro David McDowell Sharon McDowell Lynda McGuirk Timothy McNamara Sean Meade Lisa Menard Jeffrey Merrifield 35 36 ai Richard Millette Roxanne Moniz Maria Monteverde Kristi Musgrove Douglas Muir bm Michelle Mumbert Paul Neidich Timothy Nordman Michael Notturno AHN ii | will ih Brian O'Rourke Laura Page Kim Panell Matthew Parks Kelly Paskell Daniel Patella Kim Pellechia David Pellerin Kristine Petricca Joanne Piermarini Michael Pietila Carol Pothier Edward Poulin Diane Pontbriand James Pitkiewicz 37 38 Sandra Price Lynne Roberts Michelle Rogers Merilou Robichaud Jacqueline Roy te Evelyn Ramos ke Steven Richard Steven Robillard Sarah Ryder Christopher Richard James Ringer Eric Salafia a a Cd a Pdi a 3a Be. Karen Salvatelli Lynn Saulnier Kathie Sawyer a8 George Schroeder Lisa Sciabarrasi Geoffrey Settles Keith Sharos Philip Shattuck Christine Shearer Deborah Sheldon Joseph Siciliano Bruce Sideleau Vincent Similia Amanda Simonds 40 eae Christina Simmers Sean Smith David Soderman Debra Soulliere Karrie Southard Lauren Southard Leanne Suchoski Scott Sullivan Candace Summerford Debroah Surovich Christina Swaine Karrie Swaney Deborah Tansey Michael Vachon i Matthew Vincent Mark Testa Anthony Vivoamore Carleen Verge Tanya Vohar Nadine Vallee Michael White 41 42 Ryan White Alan Wood Brian Boynton Bernadette Patterson Peter Wilder Anita Wright Christopher Patti Paula Williams John Zapetis Diane Desantis Lynn Peltola Gi Steffany Williamson Scott Zwicker Tracy Epstein Laura Tardiff John Ceruto Tammy Morin Pei Cea ae EE Photos Not Available Udonsin Manivong Randy Manuel Luz Acevedo Norman McGrath Nancy Batista David McHugh John Beaulac Edith Palmer Kevin Chaisson Kenneth Pellechia Raymond Chapman Winfield Penniman Peter Crawford Anthony Santucci Michael Devarney Gary Savoie Sean Driscoll Carl Schmidt Timothy Flanagan Steven Senecal Gilbert Fletcher Maria Sepulveda Richard Gallant Tina Shires Randall Gaudette Marjorie Smart Mitchell Jordan James Smith Lawrence Jupin Jacqueline Sparks Kevin Latini Onyka Suarez Andrw Lemoine Marcus Talbert Shawna Lewush Todd Whitney David Miki James Yelle 43 44 Luz Acevado Plans on becoming a secretary. Lynn Aijala “Lynsie” DECA 3; Rally 4; Science Award 3. Likes playing the flute and drawing. Ambition: teaching or nursing. Laura Algier Very friendly. Plans for future are undecided. Brian Allain “B.A.” Ski Club 3, 4, Fr. Sr Orientation, Interclass basketball, JV baseball 2; Loves playing “hoop”; skiing; baseball; and smashing up cars. “Sweet thing!” Listens to Grandmaster Flash and the Sugarhill Gang. Funny, active redhead who is determined to be rich as a businessman. Charles Allard Likes art and English. Plans to attend college. “Charlie” Nickie Angelini Likes listening to Glen and Steve in Health and babysitting. James Ardinger “Jim” Enjoys “acting mental”. Loves Christie Brinkley and Iron Maiden. Suzanne Arpano “Sue” DECA 4; Fr Sr Orientation. Plans to major in early childhood education. Christine Aubuchon “Chris” Basketball cheerleader 2; soccer cheerleader 3; Business Ed. Club. Ambition: dental hygienist. Tammy Avery “Tami” Known for her “big” eyes. ‘Such is life.” Plans to go to college and travel. Mona Babineau “Moe” National Honor Society 3, 4. Ski Club 4. Known for her artistic ability and her poor spelling. ‘I live to drive!”” Ambitions: To have a technical career, travel and make money. John Bangrazi “Banga” Football I-4; Music Award 4. Plays baritone, bass guitar. Penetrat- ing thought is his favorite passtime. Tells bad jokes and makes nonsense statements. Cool kid. Likes Rush, Yes, Genesis. Shawn Barrette Ski Club 3, 4; Enjoys Howard Jones and Bill Cosby. Plans on attending Southeastern Mass. U. to study electrical engineering. Susan Bartlett “Sue” Likes the Rolling Stones. Favorite movie is “Rambo” and favorite color is pink. Ambition: college and accounting. Christina Bartoni “Tina” Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4. Ambition: elementary teacher. Jennifer Bean “Jen” Ski Club. Spotted for her red hair miles away. Enjoys shopping. Ambition: college. William Beauchemin II “Billy” Jobs for Bay State Graduates. Enjoys water skiing and snow skiing. “Spare mel!” Ambition: college to study animal science Maureen Beaudin “Mo” LHS Today 4; Musical |, 2, 4; Honor Roll 4. Enjoys shopping. Ambition: business field. Steve Beauvais Varsity wrestling. Enjoys playing guitar and listening to rock. Hopes to play in a heavy metal band. Mark Bellefeville Likes to play Advanced Dungeons and Dragons. Enjoys working at Bradlees. Paul Belleza “Blazar” Ski Club; Football; hockey I, 2, 3, 4. Known as a physical hockey player. Ambition: go to college and play in ‘‘88’’ Olympics. Christina Bemis Chris? Fr Sr Orientation. Favorites are Chicago, “Rambo”, and Burt Reynolds. Her future plans are to go into the travel business and raise a family. Robert Bergman “Bergie” Sr Fr Orientation, Class Officer: Treasurer |, Secretary 2, 3, 4; Hall Decorating I-4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Caring, ambitious, outgoing, and a hard worker for our class. Likes traveling, especially to Michigan. Plans on being a nurse practitioner. James Bernard “Jamie” Prom Committee; Soccer |; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. Plans on attending college in communications. Wants to travel through Europe. Stacy Bernstein National Honor Society; Student Council Rep. I, 2, 3; Chairperson- Political Affairs Committee 3. Ambition: college and career in advertising or public relations. Aly Billamay Plays tennis and sews. Likes Love Story, Miami Vice, sky blue, and Saturdays. Dislikes green and Mondays. Ambition: college. Christina Bisol “Weasel” Hall Decorating 2, 3, 4; Business Ed. Club 3, 4; Chairperson-Rally 4; L.H.S. Today 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4. “Misfortune’s one can endure - they come from outside, they are accidents; But to suffer for one’s own faults -ah—there is the sting in life.” Ambition: to write and sell books, travel, get married and live in Maine. Michelle Bissonnette “Micky” Hobbies are collecting albums and dancing. Likes health, Jour- ney, Steve Perry and spaghetti. Dislikes civics, Culture Club, Madonna and Mondays. Ambition: college. Tina Blanchette “Cracker” National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4, Tennis |, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 4. “Are you psyched?” Ambition: newscaster for ABC. Melinda Bodie Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1-4, Softball |, 4. Likes athletics. The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you can’t do.” Ambition: college. George Bond IV Student Government, Interclass Plays I-4; Musical, 2-4; Ski Club 2- 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; H.R. Rep. |, 2. Attended Boys- ‘State. Friendly, smart redhead. Rogelio Borjas “Rio” Likes Journey, Trapped, amd Sly Stallone. “Chill”. Plans on going into the military. Clara Boudreau Fr Sr Orientation. Likes the color blue and Friday. Ambition: hairdresser or cosmetologist. Scott Boudreau “Hydro” Likes to spend his time “Cruzin”; Enjoys Miss Zottoli’s foods class, Aerosmith, Night Court, Thursday. Dislikes English, Prince, Purple, and Mondays. “How’s it going?” Ambition: electrical contractor. Gerald Bourgeois “Gerry” Varsity Tennis 3, 4. Plays drums. Known for his job at McDon- ald’s and his loud convertible. Likes Mr. Seimaszko, Rush, and Eddie Murphy. Loves pizza and Saturdays. Wants to go into real estate. John Bourgue Favorites are Led Zeppelin, ‘Dazed and Confused”, and ‘The Song Remains the Same.” His ambition is to graduate. Steven Bourgue “Steve” Favorites are The Who, ‘Back to the Future”, Michael J. Fox. Plans on going to college to become an electrical technician and to get rich. Brian Boynton Enjoys parties. ‘The Iron Boot.” Ambition: to work hard and play hard. Kevin Boynton “Tad” Likes anything by Pink Floyd, Twilight Zone, and Chinese food. “You're bummin’” Plans on going into the military. Elizabeth Brennan “Beth” Business Ed. Club, Yearbook 4, Prom Committee 3, Musical I-4, Interclass Plays I-4. Enjoys theater, flirting, Bon Jovi, Phil Collins, and working at Foxmoor. Future occupation: head of a marketing division of a clothes store chain. Heidi Brettschneider Likes Bryan Adams, “Scarface”, and Clint Eastwood. Ambition: college and a career in business management. Maria Brettschneider Loves children and babysitting for them. Ambition is to take care of kids. Lisa Brisson “Krissy” DECA 3, 4; Rally 4. Cheerful and friendly. Ambition: to be a. lawyer and a judge. Lisa Brown “Lucy Wanda” Ski Club 3; Marching Band 4. Plays flute and likes to ski. Notice her smile. Likes economics, Aerosmith, Bruce Springsteen. Rhonda Butler Fr Sr Orientation. Likes to draw. “Get back.” Listens to Bon Jovi, Journey and Madonna. Ambition: hairdresser. Heather Campbell “Blondie” Business Ed. Club 4, Ski Club 4, Jobs for Bay State Graduates 4. Likes sking, friends and family, visiting her old town, being busy. Hates “Z”. ‘Now that’s a fire.”” Thanks her Mom and Dad for everything. Ambition: to won a chain of travel agencie, marry someone rich, and retire early. Joseph Caouette “Joe” Football I-4; Track 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Business Ed. 3, 4. Likes eating, sports, collecting old coins, Heidi. Amibtion: Air Force and accounting. Louis Candiello “Louie, Lou” Bus. Ed. Club 3; Yearbook 4; Interclass Plays 1,2; Fr Sr Orienta- tion; Soccer I-4. ‘People who think they know it all really annoy those of us who do.” Friendly and always wears a cap. Member of the Marine Corps Reserve. Ambition: college with a major in psychology or business management. John Ceruto “Rambo” Football |-4; Wrestling 2; Track |, 2. Enjoys playing drums and making models. ‘Nothing is over.” Ambition: architect. Aaron Chester “Chet”, “Sammy” “| love it when a plan comes together.’’ Ambition: travel. Patricia Chiurri “Patty” Fr Sr Orientation; Yearbook photographer; Ski Club. “Hey”. Likes photography. Scott Cipolla “Cip” Business Ed. 4. Likes being a disc-jockey and working at Jim Cipolla’s Ford. Ambition: college. Kellie Cleary “Kel” Business Ed. Club 3. 4. ‘Are you serious?” Ambition: secretary. Amy Clegg “Aims” Likes parties. Short and blonde. Ambition: artist. Lisa Connery Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Musical; DECA; Special Ed. aide; works in nurses’ office; Fr Sr Orientation. Likes to read. ‘Go ahead, make my day.” Plans on attending UCLA and becoming a lawyer. Kathryn Copeland “Kathy” Business Ed. Club 3, Softball |, 2, Varsity Letter 2. Likes sports and music. Wicked blonde hair. Ambition: business administrator. Christine Cordio “Chris” Soccer cheerleading 3, 4; Captain Basketball cheerleading 3. Caring and fun to be with. “Are you kidding me?” Likes to read and listen to music. Plans on becoming an elementary school teacher. James Cormier “Jim” French Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Indoor Track; Marching Band; Musical 3, 4; VP of Student Council |; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3. “You get itl” Always smiling. Plans on majoring in manage- ment in college and wants to visit France. Lori Cormier Swim Team 3. Plans on traveling in the future. Richard Cormier “Rick” Ski Club 3. Ambition: electrician. Anthony Corazzini “Tones” Likes coin collecting and his favorite poem “Friends” written by himself. Ambition: college for business or accounting. Janet Cosenza “Jan” Tennis |; Business Ed. Club 4; President of First Class Bank 4. “Stoop!” Ambition: accountant, CPA. Tracy Crane Softball |; Track 2; Soccer, Basketball and Football Cheerleader, Captain of Football Cheering Team. Ambition: college. David Crawford Baseball |, 2, 4; Football |, 4. Likes hockey amd steak. “Some people!” He’s a slider, funny and smiles a lot. Ambition: construc- tion and own a hockey rink. Peter Crawford Likes “Cruise”. “Bummin’’. Ambition: carpenter. Todd Crawford “Luther” Football |, 2, 3, 4; Basketball |, 2, 3, 4; Likes to party. Ambition in life is to be successful. Irma Cruz Fr Sr Orientation. Loves music, especially Prince, Madonna and 45 46 Ready for the World. Spanish food and Mrs. Leonard are also favorites. Ambition: accountant. Jeffrey Daniels “Jeff” Likes Motley Crue and “Smoking in the Boys’ Room”. Ambition: to become a licensed mechanic and own his own business. Mark Dantini Fr Sr Orientation, Business Ed. Club 3, 4. Plays guitar. Loves the Beatles, Ann Wilson and Pee Wee Herman. Future career in business. Andrea Davis “Andy” National Honor Society 3, 4; Musical I, 2, 3; Interclass Plays I, 2, 3; Fr Sr Orientation; Student Council I-3, Secretary 3. Likes singing. Ambition: to study international communications or public relations. Larry Dawson “Awesome’ Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4; President of Marching Band 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Fr Sr Orientation; Stage Band 4. “Almost everything in life is easier to get into than out of.” His future plans are to go to college and have a career in computers. Michael Dawson “Mike” Likes sailing and sking. “Poszi”. Known for those blue eyes. Future plans: the Navy. Elise Deadwyler Wachusett Marching and Concert Band; District Band |, 2. “I used to jog but . . .” by David Lee Roth. Plans to study accounting. Kathy DeAmicis Ski Club 3; Musical |; DECA 3, JV Basketball Cheerleading 2; Varsity Hockey Cheerleading 3; Fr Sr Orientation; Rally 4; Hall Decorating I-4; Chairman of Senior Breakfast. Known for her friendly, outgoing personality and great eyes. Ambition: college. Michelle DeBonville “Mich” Interclass Plays 3; State Drama Festival; Outstanding Achieve- ment in Art; Outstanding Performance in Drama Festival; Enjoys weightlifting and drawing. ‘Yes, me and Dave are doing fine.” Always a smile. Plans on becoming an artist. James DeCosta “Jim” Likes bummin’ around. “it’s casual.’’ Known for his jean jacket. Plans to attend college. Sharon DeFelice “Bambi” Fr Sr Orientation. Plays the bass guitar. “wait a minute.” Listens to KISS, Bruce Springsteen, Tina Turner. Loves “The Twilight Zone”, Richard Gere, and pizza. Ambition: college and a career in fashion. Kristen Delbert Interclass Plays I, 3, 4; Musical |, 2, 4; Student Council 2, 3; State Drama Festival 3; Publicity Director for Studen t Council 3. Ambi- tion: Special Education. John DelGiudice “Del” Varsity Track I, 2, 3, 4; Football |, 2, 3; Varsity Cross Country Likes to be with Lori J. Ambition: Navy or college. F. Scott Denlinger “Scott” Band I, 2, 3; Quebec Festival 2; Spends his time playing drums, surfing, working with cars. Known for his accent. Likes food, the Scorpions, Pat Benatar, Miami Vice. Dislikes Culture Club, Emg- lish, Ronald Reagan, and Monday Mornings. Ambition: to go to Kent State University. Bruce Denis “Punky” Chess Club I, 2, 3, 4; Math Club I, 2; Fr Sr Orientation; Student Advisory Board to School Committee |; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Boys’ State Rep.3. Likes playing chess. ‘Not to worry, eh?” Ambition: engineering school. James Desrosiers “Jimmy D.” Vice Pres. of Interclass; Business Ed. Club 3, 4; Police Chief in City Official for a Day Program; Interclass PLays 3. Likes the keyboard and auto racing, and his Nova. “It’s casual.’ Ambition: Air Force, racing, Lori. Lisa DeSantis Band |, 2; Yearbook 4; Musical I, 2, 3, 4; Business Ed. Club 3, 4; Fr Sr Orientation. Plays flute, Likes music by Twisted Sister, Bruce Springsteen, and KISS. Ambition: business field. Michael Devarney “Mike” Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4; Likes Fridays, the Survivors, “Breakfast Club’, and the color blue. Enjoys dirt biking and reading. Victor DiNardo Football I-4; Track 3, 4;. Likes weightlifting, going out with Tracy. “Ya know... Yaknow... Yaknow...” Can't keep a straight face. Smiles a lot. Ambition: to major in management at UMass and to visit Paris. , Paula DiRusso “Smiley’ Known for being short. Likes art, Led Zeppelin, Bob Seger, the color red and Fridays. Dislikes gym, Boy George, orange and Mondays. “If you are never scared, embarrassed or hurt, it means you never take any chances.” Ambition: to win Mega- Bucks. Glenn Doher “Dorka” JV Baseball 2. Loves to party and play baseball. One of our many comedians. Likes Mr. Stevens’ Current Problems class, Olivia Newton-John, Eddie Murphy, Chinese food and Friday at 2:05. Dislikes English, Culture Club, Punky Brewster and Mondays. 'Z” “Shaddup or Buzzard!’’ Ambition: police officer. Erik Dombrowik “Spike” National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Enjoys working with the Youth Ministry. Known for his spiked hair. Ambition: to attend Mt. Wachusett Community College. Richard Dondero Enjoys sking and playing the drums. Heavy Metal fan. “What's going on?” Christina Doucet “Chris” Known for her smile, her happiness and honors on her report card. Likes going sking. “Seriously.” Plans to major in Early Childhood Education. Paula Draleus Media Aide, DECA; Fr Sr Orientation. Very ticklish. “Yeah, right!” Sean Driscoll “There’s nothing like a Grateful Dead concert.” Plans to see “The Dead” as much as he can. Shiela Dyment Likes going out and having fun. Ambition: hairdressing school. Cory Dupuis Student Government State Alternate. Plans to join the work force right after school. Stephen Duval “Steve” Basketball |, 2, 3, 4; Student Council; National Honor Society President 3, 4. Ambition: pharmacist. Peter Durgin Likes drawing, Mr. DeLuca, English, pizza. Can’t stand peas, yellow, or Mondays. College-bound. | Tracy Epstein “Tray” DECA 3, 4; Fr Sr Orientation. Likes being with friends. “Support wildlife - throw a party.’’ Ambition: to be rich. Larry Fahey Likes to ski and play hockey. Plans to go into forestry. Suzanne Finley “Sue” Prom Committee 3; DECA 3, 4; Fr Sr Orientation; Rally Commit- tee; Hall Decorating I-4. Likes Journey, ‘Against Alll Odds”, Ital- ian food. Ambition: college. Tim Flanagan “Hey you.” Vice-Pres. of Trade Class 3; “Who cares!”’ Wants to be a world class street racer. Miguel Flores JV and Varsity Soccer. Likes to play soccer and surf. Ambition: college and engineering. Renee Foss Ski Club 2; Business Ed. Club 4. Listens to Wham and Madonna. Loves gnoccis but liver is her weakness. Ambition: computer analyst. Robert Gagne “Rob” Baseball |, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Enjoys listening to Queen. Hopes to attend Arizona State University. Jeffrey Gaffney “Jeff” Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Soccer I. Likes to roller skate. Loves music by Triumph, especially ‘Magic Power.” Obsessed with Lisa Hartman. _ Andrew Gale “Ace” Ski Club 4, Yearbook 4. Favorites are Jan Michael Vincent, ‘‘Air- wolf’. Ambitions: becoming a helicopter pilot and staying alive. Edward Gallant “Eddie” Favorite groups are Motley Crue and Bon Jovi,. Likes “Sunday, Bloody Sunday” and “Scarface”. “It’s casual.” Richard Gallant “Ricky Rud” Hobby is working with cars. Wants to be an engineer. Tina Gaudet National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Musical I, 3, 4; State Drama Festival 3. Known for having squeezable cheeks and wearing pink. Enjoys singing and acting. Ambition: elementary school teacher. Randall Gaudette Fr Sr Orientation. Football |. Ambition;: to graduate from Fitch- burg State and have a career in computer programming. James Gazzano Ski Club 2. Hobbies include fast cars and hot women. ‘Son, get some brain food.” Known for his scuzzy hair cuts. Loves Army life, where his future lies. Daniel Gendron “Dan” “Donald Duck” DECA 4, Business Ed. Club 4. Likes McDonald’s and the color Blue. His future includes plans to attend a travel school in North Miami Beach, Florida. Robert George “Rob” “Bobby” Student Council 2, 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 3. Warm smile. Wants to travel in Europe. Heidi Gillberg Musical I, 2. Likes Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Nicks, Mr. Navaroli, and working at McDonald’s. Loves to eat pizza. Wants to be a special education teacher. Kevin Girouard “Kev” Likes Paul McCartney, “Rambo”, pizza. ‘‘God grant me the seren- ity to accept the things | cannot change, courage to change the things | can, and wisdom to know the difference.’” Ambition: become a chef through the Marine Corps and travel the world. Beth Ann Goguen “Babs” Marching Band 2, 3; Interclass Plays I. “If you love something, let it go; if it comes back to you, it’s yours; if it doesnt, it never was.” Ambition: college and get married to Tim. Brian Gonthier “Gandi” “Gonzo” Ski Club,; Hockey I, 2, 3, 4; Football |; Most Improved Player 3. Likes playing hockey and being with Les. “Yes, | know.” Ambi- tion: to go to college and get rich. Donna Gorka National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Stagecrew for Musical 3, 4; Chairperson for Hall Decorating 3. Plans on going to Mass. College of Pharmacy and becoming a pharmacist. Judith Gorneault Swimming I, 2, 3, 4. Likes Aerosmith and Boston. College-bound. Melinda Gorts “Mel” “You know this, don’t ya!’”’ Outgoing person. Plans on attending college and becoming a paralegal. Scott Gosselin Yearbook 4. Likes art. “Smoke another one! Ambition: mechanical engineer. Dorina Greco “Rina” Color Guard I, 2,; Musicals. Friendly, always smiling, good sense of humor. Enjoys dancing and photography. Hopes to be a model. Christine Grillo “Chris” Her favorite is ‘The Firm’. Likes Chuck Norris and the Cosby show. Plans to go to college, become an accountant, and marry Chris Smith. Thomas Gruber “Tom” Football I, 2, 3, 4. Likes Pink Floyd, “Trooper”, and “Commando”. “It’s casual.”” His goal for the future is to be rich. Janea Gunn “Jas” Hall Decorating I, 2, 3, 4; Musical I, 4; Rally 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Student Council |; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Peer Leadership Program 2, 3, 4. Penetrating eyes! ‘‘Psyche!’’ Ambi- tion: Success Carrie Haege JV Softball 2. Her favorite groups are Aerosmith and Ratt. She likes ‘Stairway to Heaven” and Chinese food. Mary Ann Hall Friendly, a good friend to have. “What's up?” Plans to be a nurse. Tracy Hebert Sr Fr Orientation. Plans on becoming a secretary. Trevor Heinold Loves riding dirtbikes. David Helenius “Dave” Football |; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 3. Plays the drums. Hobby is Moto-Cross. “Yea, right!”” Wants to be rich, happy and have a sweet, blonde wife. 47 48 Darrin Hellijas His hobby is motorcycles. Mental”, He is known for his fast Suzuki GS 450. Plans on a career in auto body repair. Michelle Hendersen “Mouse” “Mich” DECA 3, 4; Musical I, 2, 3, 4; Colorguard I, 2, 3, 4; Winter Carnival |, 2,; Fr Sr Orientation I, 4; Special Ed. Aide I, 2. Likes reading, listening to music, spending time with friends. “Believe in who you are.”” Ambition: a career in travel. Robin Holka “Rob” Track |. Plans for the future include going to college to study business. “You’re bumming.” Lorraine Horgan Basketball |; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity letter for Track |; 2-year plaque 2; 3-year plaque 3. Future elementary school teacher. Laura Johnson Interclass Plays I, 2, 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; State Drama Festival 3; Yearbook 4. ‘Everything that is- is; every- thing that should be is a dirty liel” Plans to attend college and double major in psychology and theater arts. Mitchell Jordan “Mitch” Soccer I, 2, 3, 4;. Future plans are to go to Unity College and major in wildlife law. Larry Jupin Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling. Likes to ski amd have a good time. Future plans: to become rich. Tina Killelea Enjoys rollerskating. Future plans are to become a computer ‘manager or a nurse. Cheryl King Loves rollerskating. “You’re a scum.’”” Ambition: secretary. Angela Kornik “Ang” Football Cheerleading 3, 4 (Captain); Basketball Cheerleading 2, 4; Student Council |, 2,; COFAD I, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Musical I, 2, 3; Interclass plays I, 2, 3 (Director); Fr Sr Orienta- tion; Known for her smile and cheerful personality. Plans on becoming a pediatric nurse. Kris Kosakowski “Kosa” Ski Club |, 2, 3, 4; Basketball |; Baseball |, 2, 3, 4; Future plans include the Air Force. ‘““What’s up?” Gregory Krysiak “Chip” Sr Fr Orientation; Basketball |. “What's up?’ Ambition: business administration. Ann Marie LaFosse Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Fr Sr Orientation; Rally 4; Carna- tion and Candy Sales I-4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Field Hockey 4. Plans on going to college and traveling. Ann Landry “Anna Banana” Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4; Captain; Softball |, 2, 3, 4 Captain; Basket- ball |, 2, 3, 4; Defensive MVP in Field Hockey 3; Central Mass. Conference All-Star Team for Field Hockey; Springfield College All-Star Field Hockey Camp All-Star Team; National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, 4. Fun to be with. “Life is just one thing after another.” Plans to coach a successful field hockey team and travel. John Lanham Plans on a career in the Air Force. Denise LaPlume “Dee Fr Sr Orientation; Marching Band 2; Track I, 4. Giggles, sleeps in class. ‘‘What’s with you?” Ambition: to go into management. Francis LaPlume Football I, 2, 3, 4. ‘A-e you nuts or are you sure?” Ambition: to go into the Navy or art school. Marie Lasonde “Mel” National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Very Likeable. “C'est la Vie.” Future plans include college. Kevin Latini Football 2. “What's up?” Future Marine. James Lawrence “Jim” Machine Shop Award 2, 3;. Hopes to becom e a machinist or mechanical engineer. Tina Lawrence Plans on a future that includes travel. Kristen Leader “Kris” “Oh well, that’s lifel’” Future plans are undecided. Ann Marie LeBlanc “Annie” Business Ed. Club; Yearbook 4; Sr Fr Orientation. Cute, funny, skinny, and all together a good friend to have. “Wicked.” Plans to go to college and major in secretarial services or business. David LeBlanc “Dave” “The Buyer” Involved in National Honor Society, Math Club, French Club, Yearbook, Fr Sr Orientation, Hall Decorating, Track. Favorite hobby is trying to find a party. Hopes to go to M.LT. and study engineering. Plans on a lot of travel. Laura Leblanc “Are you sure?” Ambition: to get married and have kids. Robert LeBlanc JV Wrestling. Ambition: construction. Lisa Leclair “Lis” Marching Band I, 2; Musical |, 2, 4. Known for her whining. “Time cannot touch two hearts that truly love.”” Her future plans are to go to college and study a science - possibly chemistry, environ- mental, or computers. David Lee National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Interclass Plays 2, 3, 4, Winning Director 3, Thanksgiving Rally, Tennis 3, 4, Nominated for NCTE Writing Competition 3. Ambition: career in robotics and travel. Andrew Lemoine “Andy” Nice person. Ambition: to be happy. Cynthia Levine “Cindy” Plays the flute and piano. Likes dancing and working with ani- mals at Leominster Animal Hospital. Listens to Journey, Bruce Springsteen and Cyndi Lauper. Wants to be a veterinary technician. Shawna Lewush Her favorites are Led Zeppelin and “Stairway to Heaven.” She enjoys Chinese food. Future plans include travel. Melissa Linton “Boom-Boom” Fr Sr Orientation, Spring Musical |, 2, DECA. “Ya right.” Future beautician. Janet Long “Jan” Future nurse. Good friend. Diane Lorion. Pretty eyes. Ambition: to travel. Gregg Lowe “Hawk” Varsity football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, M.I.P. for Wrestling. Hopes to become a mechanical engineer. Robert Mahan Fr Sr Orientation. Loves girls, hunting and fishing. Long hair is his trademark. “Pin head.” “Awesome”. Ambition: state trooper. David Maki “Dave” Outstanding Student in Computers Award 2. “Come on, really”. Ambition: computer engineer. Ernest Maldonado “Fresh” Likes music. Future disc jockey. Francis Mangiacotti “Frank” Junior Co-op Frequency Sources. Future electronic engineer. Udonsin Manivong Central Mass. All-Star Soccer Team, Wrestling. Likes rock music, Jazz, sports, and playing drums. Ambition: bartender or soccer coach. Lynn Mansour JV Basketball Cheerleader. Ambition: fashion merchandising. Lori Marcantonio Business Ed. 3, DECA 4, Soccer Cheerleader 4. “Well... like...” Friendly, funny. Plans include fashion retailing and marketing. Lisa Marrone Track I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4. Plans to attend a two-year college and major in secretarial studies. Also plans to marry Mike V. Dean Martino Business Ed. Club 4, Football |, JV Wrestling, Tennis, Football |. “Ya right!” Plans to major in business and then run his own accounting firm or restaurant. Stephanie Massoni “Steph” Fr Sr Orientation, Business Ed. Club 3, 4, Musical I, 2. Friendly, Cheerful. Enjoys dancing, aerobics, and weightlifting. Future plans: office information specialist. Joyce Maxim “Cheeks” Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Fr Sr Orientation, Softball 1, Peer Leadership program 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Musical 3, 4, Yearbook 4. Likes talking on the phone, partying, and being with friends. “What's the real deal?’’ Ambition: to be happy. Kelly Maynard “Kel” Prom Committee 3, Theater I, Il. Enjoys watching sports and swimming. “Cut it out!’’ Communications major. Enjoys photography. Kim Mazzaferro Varsity Hockey Cheerleader. Basketball |. Plans to major in early childhood education. Matthew Mazzaferro “Mazz” Football |, 2, 3, 4, Basketball |, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, National Honor Society 3, 4. Likes water skiing, “Chicken”, 4-wheeling, Legs and Pink Floyd. Fondest memories are summers at the Cape and basketball finals at the Centrum. Ambition: to do the work of life. David McDowell “Dave” Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4. Nice person. Sharon McDowell “Oh well, that’s life.” Ambition: secretary. Timothy McNamara “Mac” Likes skateboarding and having a good time. Hopes to become a store manger. Sean Meade “Face” JV Ice hockey. Lisa Menard A IS DECA | and Il. Likes to go out and party. Future: college to study either business management or fashion. Jeff Merrifield Wrestling. Future plans: to be in a Heavy Metal Band. Lisa Montaquila “Monty” DECA, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Business Ed. Club. Lisa is known for always being happy, in a good mood, and fun to be with. Ambitions include college, studying early childhood care, and running a nursery. Maria Monteverde Hopes to travel and then open her own business. Tami Morin “Candi” DECA 3, 4. Loves dancing and rollerskating. Plans to own her own business in the future. Douglas Muir Enjoys music and skiing. Paul Neidich Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, NASQT Commended Student 4, Newspaper Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Interclass Plays stagecrew I, 2. Ambition: college. Timothy Nordman Tired of the cold; can’t beat the heat; life’s a beach-Florida! Matthew Parks Student Council 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Interclass Plays |, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Sr Fr Orientation. Ambition: electrical engineer. Rene Pastor “Pito” JV Track. Likes to play drums and guitar. Ambition: to be a businessman. Daniel Patella “Danny” Likes skiing and rollerskating. “Hey Babe”. “How’s it goin’?” Plans to become a licensed electrician. Kim Pellechia “Pellecs” Known for her brown eyes and multi-colored Pinto. ‘Different eyes see different things, Different hearts beat in different strings”; Looks forward to becoming a commercial artist and being a very successful woman. David Pellerin “Dave” Homeroom Representative I, Football |. Likes to play darts. “Close enough.” Plans to have a successful career. Lynn Peltola Ski Club |, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, DECA 3, Homeroom Rep. 2, 3. Loves to ski, spend money, and be where the action is. Future plans include moving to Florida and working in the travel field. Kimberly Pennell “Kim” Theater |, 2, 3, Newspaper 4. “We have one and only one ambi- tion - to be the best. What else is there?” Ambition: to be successful in the travel field. Scott Penniman Likes history and hates literature. Plans to be a truck driver. 49 50 Kristine Petricca “Kris” JV Softball |. Likes to shop. Plans to own a hairdressing or clothing business. Leanne Petricca Quiet with beautiful complexion and hair. Enjoys sketching. Am- bition: Mass. College of Art, commercial artist. Paula Philbin Fr Sr Orientation. Likes socializing with friends. Future is undecided. Joanne Piermarini Joy Plays electric guitar and likes bowling. “You're baked.” Plans on learning some trade and getting married. Michael Pietila Zi Freshman Football, Baseball |, 2, 3, 4. Loves sports and Victory Markets. Listens to U2, Bryan Adams, Pat Benatar. Italian food and Arnold Shwarzenegger are his favorites. Wants to be a meteorologist. James Pitkiewicz “Jim” Freshman Basketball, Varsity Wrestling 4, Track and Field 4. Favorites are Foreigner, “Dreamscape”, and the color blue. Plans to attend RI and become a laser engineer. Diane Pontbriand EDIE Likes the Gap Band and “Rambo”. She is known for her big brown eyes. “Ya OK.’”’ Ambition: to become an artist. Carol Pothier Musical I, JV Basketball Cheerleading 2, Varsity Football Cheer- leading 3, Student Council 2, 3, City-Official-for-a-Day—Council- or-at-Large 9, Mayor 10. Short and has a tail. “Wicked cool.” Ambition: to be a dancer choreographer. Edward Poulin CEG; Enjoys 4-wheeling an skating. Trademark is his truck. Plans on becoming a finishing carpenter. Sandra Price “Beach” Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Fr Sr Orientation. Favorites include Phil Collins and Madonna. Plans to attend Bentley College and major in marketing. Brian O'Rourke Ski Club 2. Likes to hunt and plans to be a fish and game wildlife manager. Julia Quigley Likes Led Zeppelin and Van Halen, “Hardcastle and McCormick”, and Chuck Norris. Plans to attend college and become a secretary. Keith Reynolds “Ray” Friendly, easygoing. “Push” is his favorite word from his drill sergeant. Plans include the army and traveling. Christopher Richard National Honor Society 3, 4. Likes painting. “Ask me if | care.” Ambition: travel. Pamela Richard “Pam” Fr Sr Orientation, French Club 3, 4, Yearbook. Plans include college. Steven Arthur Richard “Steve” Fr Sr Orientation, Basketball |, Baseball 2. Enjoys listening to music and playing all sports. “It ain’t over till it’s over.” Plans to attend Bentley College and study business management. Steve Joseph Richard “Stevie Ray Vaughn” Great sense of humor. Enjoys playing the keyboards whenever possible. Wishes to have wealth, prosperity and happiness throughout his life. James Ringer “Ringo” Ski Club 3, 4, Golf. Enjoys playing his favorite instrument, the drums. Wants to enter the world of music. Lynn Roberts “Little Reggie” Fr Sr Orientation. Enjoys eating and swimming. “If you love something, set it free ...”. Ambition: hairdresser, cosmotologist. Merilou Robichaud Swimming |, 2, 3, Track |. Likes Miss Gauthier, Math, U2, Bryan Adams and Tina Turner. Favorite pastime is spending time with Mike. Collegebound. Steven Robillard “Steve” Chess Club |, 2, 3, 4, District Champs 82-84. Likes reading. Plans on attending college. Michelle Rogers “Mich” Business Ed. Club 3, Hall Decorating I, 2, 3. Enjoys the outdoors and sking, volleyball and softball. “Like, what’s up?” Always has a smile for everyone. Plans to own or manage a restaurant. Jacqueline Roy “Jacqui” Regional Student Advisory Council 4, Student Government 3, 4. Known for her lack of height. ‘‘Pleasant.’’ Ambition: to be a photography or theater teacher and to live in England. Sarah Ryder “Sarah Lee” Fr Sr Orientation, Ski Club I, 2, 4, Soccer Cheerleader 4. Enjoys skating, swimming and jazz. “Chicken scratch.” Plans to attend a four year college. Eric Salafia JV Soccer, Ski Club 3, 4. Likes to party. Karen Salvatelli Fr Sr Orientation, DECA. Christine Samia “Chrissy” Fr Sr Orientation, Musicals-dancer, JV Hockey and Basketball Cheerleader. Enjoys dancing. Friendly and outgoing. Works at Sears -it’s money. Ambition: elementary teacher. Anthony Santucci “Skintucci” Ski Club, Vice Pres. of class 2, Baseball |, 2, 3, Football |, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. Plays the trumpet, trombone, and spoons. Loves con- suming mass quantities of food. “he does a rather strange per- sonality”. Known for his glasses and multitude of scars. Plans include UMass, neurosurgery and Europe. Lynn Saulnier Ski Club, Sr Fr Orientation. Likes to listen to music. “Dream on, dream until your dreams come true.” Plans on college with a major in interior design. Lisa Sciabarrassi Business Ed. Club 3, Prom Committe 3, Interclass Plays |, 2, 3, 4, Musical I, 2, 4, Banking Program 4. Be serious”. Can always be found armed with a hairbrush. Plans to go to college. Gary Savoie “Budman” Ski Club 2, 3, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4. “Let’s do it already.” Plans on owning his own body shop. Cynthia Seamans “Mickey” Newspaper Staff 4. Quiet, cheerful, friendly, yet speaks up for what she believes in. ‘Stay out of trouble!” Plans on becoming a lawyer. Geoffrey Settles “Geoff” Enjoys drawing or working on his truck. “You're a clown.” Quiet and shy. Uncertain of career plans. Keith Sharos Wrestling |. Likes partying. High-tempered. Ambition: to own a welding company. Christine Shearer “Chrissy” Soccer Cheerleader., Musical |, 2. Happy and friendly. Future: to attend Worcester State for elementary education. Debbie Sheldon “Deb” Student Council |. Friendly. “Calm down!” Future plans include a B.S. in nursing. Joseph Siciliano ris” Football |, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Golf 4. Likes laying in the sun and talking about the Miami Dolphins. ‘You're awesome!” Ambition: advertising executive. Bruce Sidilau Nice personality. Future plans are undecided. Vincent Similia “Bubba Love” }Known for his wild gestures. Spends his time in Bible study. Egg jsucking day!” Ambition” to become a cabinet builder and | finisher. | Christina Simmers “Tiny” |Basketball |, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4. Loves rollerskating. “Yea Dude!” Future physical therapist assistance. Plans on being married and having three kids. Amanda Simonds “Mandi” Leominster Hospital volunteer. Known for her laughter. Likes drawing and working in the LHS barn. “Unbelievable!’’ Ambition: The Mount; lab technician. Marjorie Smart “Marj” Loves talking on the phone. “Oh you think so!” Collegebound. Plans to get married and would like to travel. Jim Smith “Smitty” Snow soccer. Loves to go out and party and annoy people. Ambi- tion: to work hard and party even harder. David Soderman “Trouble” Enjoys weightlifting and girls. Ambition” mechanic. Debra Soulliere “Maddog”’ Track |. Hobbies include dancing and horseback riding. Enjoys music by Tears for Fears, Bruce Springsteen, and Pat Benatar. Loves pizza and Fridays. Plans include college. Karri-Ann Southard Basketball, Football and Hockey cheerleader. Fr Sr Orientation. Ambition includes college, Air Force Reserves, and or becoming _a legal secretary. _ Patricia Spinelli “Patti” Fr Sr Orientation, Track |. Known for her outspokenness and having a comment for everything. “I love Ricky Hill! Ya right!” Plans include studying cosmetology and hairdressing. Carol Squire RCA Likes dancing. Ski Club 2, 3, Rally 4, Hall Decorating 2, 3, 4, Musical 4, Fr Sr orientation. Yearbook. Ambition: college and travel. Paula Stragliotto “Strags”’ Business Ed. Club. Fr Sr Orientation. Enjoys hairdressing. “If you love something, set it free ... “Plans to own a beauty salon and or raise a family. Onyka Suarez “Nyka”’ Business Ed. Club, Musical |, Chorus |, 3, Colorguard 2. Likes rollerskating and seeing her boyfriend. “Give me a_ break!’ Known to be funny and witty. Plans on a career in hairdressing. Leanne Suchoski Swimming I, 4, Ski Club 4. Collegebound. Scott Sullivan Quiet yet funny sense of humor. “You look marvelous.” Future plans include college. Candace Summerford “Candi” National Honor Society, Swimming |, 2, International Foreign Language Award 82-83; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 84-85. ‘Most of the shadows of life are caused by standing in one’s own sunshine.” Deborah Surovich “Debbie” Musicals. Her favorites include Bryan Adams and “Search Is Over’. Ambition: college. Christina Swaine “Bubbles” Marching Band 3, 4. Known for her “‘air-head” qualities. Likes the music of U2, Van Halen, and David Lee Roth. Ambition: elemen- tary teacher. Marcus Talbert “Mark” Football |. Likes to work on cars. Enjoys Rambo and USAUSA. Plans to join the Air Force. Deborah Tansey “Debbie” Colorguard I, 2, 3. Her favorite singer is Phil Collins. Also likes ‘In the Air Tonight”, Miami Vice, and pizza. Quiet and friendly. Laura Tardiff Business Ed. Club 3, 4, Type-a-Thon for Leukemia 3. Enjoys ices- kating, rollerskating, and baking. “Cherish the Love.’’ Future plans include traveling to Hawaii and Australia. Scott Tardiff Enjoys woodworking. “You-re bummin’” Plans on going into busi- ness and selling cabinets. Catherine Tremblay “Cathy” Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball |, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4. Most Improved Softball Player, Sportsmanship Award for Basketball. Plans to be a teacher. Always happy. Michael Vachon “Mike” Track I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 4. Enjoys skiing and playing saxophone. Future includes a major in data processing and computer pro-° gramming. Wants to marry Lisa M. Robert Valera “Rowdy” Baseball |, 2, Basketball 4, Track and Field 4, Snow Soccer I, 2, 4, Fr Sr Orientation, Interclass basketball I, 2, 3. Enjoys weightlift- ing, music, sports. ‘You're a loser.” Ambition: sports announcer. Michael Valeri Football 2. Future plans are undecided. “Pellet” Nadine Vallee “If you love something, set it free...” Plans include moving to England and traveling a lot. Ronald Vallee phlen Fr Sr Orientation, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Snow Soccer I, 2, Interclass Basketball 3, Track 3, 4, Football |, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Friendly and easy to get along with. Ambition: college. Renee Ventera Accounting Award 3, Fr Sr Orientation, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4. Ambition: college. Matthew Vincent “Matt” Football |, 2. Likes fishing and 3-wheeling. “Oh really?” 52 Tanya Vohar “Flicka” Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Swim Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Yearbook 4. Likes collecting model horses. ‘‘Who knows, who cares, why bother?” Ambition: equestrian studies. Michael White “Mike” Enjoys buidling models and fixing cars. Plans on majoring in electronics. Ryan White “Gilligan” Ski Club, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, SAB 4, Debating Team. Likes include Mr. DeLuca, U2, Cheers, pizza. Dislikes are Pee Wee Herman, the Brady Bunch and eggs. His goal is to sail around the world. Todd Whitney Ski Club I, 4, Excellence in welding Award. Ambition is to be a millionaire. Paula Williams ma ial Bs Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Musical I, 2, 3, 4, Business Ed. Club 4, Rally Committee 4. Short with black hair and blue eyes. Friend- ly. Plans include college to study accounting. Steffany Williamson “Captain Avenger” Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band I, National Honor Society, John Philips Souza Award, Fortnightly Club recognition. Likes writing, the flute and piccolo. Known for her grey eyes. “Later, Dude.” Ambition: to study zoology or biochemistry at UNH. Anita Wright “Small” DECA, Debating Team 4, Thanksgiving Rally 4, Peer Leadership Program 2, 3, Hall Decorating |, 3. Always has a remark about something. “Stop the madness!” “Talk to me about life.”’ Plans to attend college and be a success in life. Alan Wood “Al” “Nice Story” His plans include leaving home, joing the Army, and traveling extensively, especially in Europe. John Zapetis “Iron Bars” Likes Robert Plant music, Halloween, pizza. “Good times, bad times, you know I’ve had my share.” “Chill out’. Plans include Fitchburg State to study computer Science. Scott Zwicker “Zwick” Likes woodworking. ‘‘What’s up?” Ambition: to be a helicopter repair specialist in the Army. Kristen Caisse “Cassum” Class Pres. |, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, City Official for a Day I, 2. Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball Manager 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. National Merit Commended Student 4, Mass. Assoc. of School Superintendents’ Academic Excellence Award 4, DAR Good Citizenship Award 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Plans to attend college and med. school and be a pediatrician. Michael DeAmicis eG. Ba JV Football, worked polls for student government. “Gotta love itl” Plans to own his own business. Sherry Anderson Tennis 2, 3. Likes playing the flute and running. “Obstacles are only seen when you take your eyes off the goal.” Ambition: Business field Steve Bilodeau Football |, 2, 3, 4; Fr Sr Orientation; interclass hockey; stage crew I. Enjoys tuba, oboe, drums, partying. “You can never look like me, but you can always try.’’ Ambition: to be successfull Doreen Branch “Do Do” D.E.C.A. 3, 4. Enjoys horseback riding, friends and spending time with Brian. “I'm just lying.”” Ambition: to be happy Terri Ann Buch “Ta Likes to spend time cruisin’ and walking. ‘Son of a biscuit eater.” Ambition: college or a Papa Gino’s manager. Jon Ciccolini Ski Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Sr Fr Orientation, Interclass plays |, 2, 3, 4, Best Supporting actor |, Best actor 3, Honorable Mention 2, Student Council 3, 4, Treasur- er 4. Ambition: acting Robert Dellechaie “Dell” Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2; Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4. Enjoys skiing and hockey. Ambition: college and business Cheryl Dionne Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; D.E.C.A. I, 2; Business Ed. 3, 4. Enjoys going to parties, skiing and being with friends. “Where's the party?” Ambition: to be rich. Jeffrey Feinberg “Jeff” Football 3. Known for his height and broad shoulders. Likes photography and playing the sax. Eric Fisher National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; M.LP. 3. Collects baseball cards. Ambition: to own a business and enjoy life. Donna Fortier Enjoys boating and camping. “O my God!” Ambition: hair dresser Joyce Gallagher “Rel Field hockey I, 2. Enjoys sleeping. Ambition: travel and college Melissa Grieci Enthusiastic ice skater. “Never say goodbye because goodbye means forever.” Ambition: to own a small business. Richard Millette “Rick” Student Council I, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4: Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Golf 1; Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Business Ed. 3, 4; Interclass plays 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Boy’s State 3. Enjoys parties and skiing. ‘‘I’d rather be one of the few than part of the many.” Ambition: big business Marie-Josee Pia Monty “1087 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Interclass plays 2, 4; Yearbook; Newspaper 3; Rally Committee 4; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student 4; Winner in A.P. History contest at F.S.C.; Hall decorating committee 3, 4. Known for her big eyes and incessant blinking. Enjoys reading, writing, biking and racquetteball. ‘The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream shall never die.”-Teddy Kennedy Ambition: to earn a doctoral degree, study in England at Oxford, travel to Australia and enjoy life. Christopher Patti “CheisS Interested in computers. “If you can’t use it, you loose it.” Ambition: college and a career in the computer field. Maria Sepulveda “Tata” Enjoys parties. Ambition: bank work. Tina Shires Marching band 2, 3; Soccer cheerleader; Business Ed. Club 3, 4. Likes skating. “What are you, nuts?” Ambition: to own a business. Mark Testa Golf 3, 4; Ski club 4. Likes skiing, golfing. “Let the good times roll.” Ambition: to be an accountant. Tony Vivoamore “Viv” Football 3; Golf |, 2, 3, 4. Enjoys weightlifting, golfing, “Rush”, the beach and getting a tan. Yeah, right!” Known for his sliding ability Ambition: to be rich, successful and to enjoy life... ‘““Personals’’ John - If you follow me, I will follow you. All my love - Angela To Merilou Robichaud and Lisa Sciabarrasi, The two best friends in the world. | love you. Debbie Things didn’t go too well this weekend but | still love you Hunney Bunney. Love, Me Wednesday, Thursday, Friday! It’s about a thousand in here, but that’s ok because it’s goofaya! Eskimo Nells, you I! “Basically”, we’ve had fun haven't we? To Dave Leblanc—One of the most intelligent “Persons” | know. C.F.B. Good luck in the future to all seniors. Dani T. To the gang that made high school bearable: Lisa, Jackie, Paula, Mo, Jamie, Heidi, Robbie, Laura, Karri and Rich and Larry. Love, Kelly “Congratulations!” Steve Bourque! Love ya lots! Kim Wild thing, you make my heart sing!!! To Robin Holka - You're my best friend. Keep in touch and remember the good times. Denise The High School cafeteria workers extend sincere best wishes to you, “The Class of 86”. To Lisa Marrone, the girl that means more to me than life itself. | can’t dream of spending the times we had with anyone else but you. | know we'll stay together forever and | thank God for that. I love you very much, Lisa, and I thank you for making me the happiest man on earth. Love, Mike Cars CARS ... the thrill of being out on your own when any desire to go somewhere can be easily satisifed. Seniors enjoy their cars and are proud of them. What a wide range of cars you will see if you take a look in the school parking lot. In size they range from small VW Rabbitts to Lincoln Continentals. Sports cars such as Camaros, Firebirds, Mustangs and Fieros can be seen. You can see the tops-down look of Alpha- Romeos to Dodge Challengers and the year-round look of Jeeps and Broncos. Accessories for the wheeled beauties include expensive Alpines and Pio- neers with graphic EQ’s and power boosters to give incredibly loud and clear sound to the ears of our generation. You can see the personalized touches that decorate rearview mirrors like bandanas, dice, and the soon to come graduation tassels. Then the seniors move on and make room for the cars of the next senior class. Biggest car - Bob Valera 54 Cars Cars Smallest car - Sandy Price All season - Scott Cipolla Sportiest - Joey Siciliano Classiest - John Pirro Cars Most banged up - Tony Santucci 5) 58 59 60 ‘Family Ties” Ralph and Kristen Caisse Tina and Angelo Bisol Angela and Mike Trudel George and George Schroeder —s Cathy and Gil Tremblay “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...” Charles Dickens did not have children of teachers in mind when he wrote this famous line, but it does seem to apply. Children of teachers have definite advantages: our parents act as our personal chauffer service, project supervisors, mediator and loan officers who charges no interest. They also help us by being a built in tutorial service and their rooms are extended lockers. We consider ourselves lucky because we can use their closets and we are never assigned to their classes. Along with the good, however, always comes the bad. We are under constant supervision (can’t “bag’’ class), endure con- stant lectures on behavior, hear complaints from fellow stu- dents about how “mean” mom or dad is, and we are always under constant pressure with the emphasis on grades. Remembering all that has happened to us in the past four years, however, we remember mainly the good and we would like to say that we love our parents and are very grateful for everything they have done for us. 61 In Memory Of Michael Bresnahan reget ere ee bees, { ; + + 7 pe ee + + ae + . FACULTY Administration George J. Antonioni Principal In reviewing our four years together at Leominster High School, | have found this class able to meet today’s multi- tude of challenges with a positive attitude. If you continue in this manner, | am sure the future will be filled with success for the Class of 1986. | wish you good health, a career of your choice, and a happy family life. Congratlations to all the member of the graduating class of 1986. We wish you happiness and success in all your future endeavors as you leave Leominster High School. We hope that the guidance and training you received here will help you in your efforts. Again, congratulations and good luck. Peter S. Michaels Assistant Principal 65 Thank you for your many contributions to Leominster High School during the past four years. You have distinguished yourselves as many other classes have. Continue to do your- selves and your former school proud regardless of where life many bring you. Good luck and Godspeed to all of you Edward J. Walsh Assistant Principal Congratulations to the Class of 1986! The Class of 1986 will be entering a world that is filled with complexities which, at times, are very difficult to comprehend. | am not only hopeful, but certain, that your years of hard work in the Leominster Public Schools have prepared you to go forward to confront the challenges that await you. | am also confident that you possess the skills, talents and academic preparation necessary for success in your chosen careers. You have always been willing to provide advice to those of us responsible for the school system. That advice has always been positive and your cooperation appreciated. Best wishes in your future endeavors. a Lee £23 Louis R. Amadio Superintendent of Schools The long awaited day of your graduation from high school has finally arrived. Over the years you have looked forward to graduation and your post high school plans. These plans may include further education, the armed services, full time employment, or any number of other activities. We in the school department also look upon high school graduation as a milestone. The opportunities that we have provided to you in conjunction with the abilities, interests, motivation, and efforts that each of you has applied over the years will help determine your success in your future endeavors. Remember that opportunity is a chance that each of you must take hold of and combine with your efforts to shape your own future. The future is yours. God bless you and best wishes to each of you. Pelino A. Masciangioli Assistant Superintendent of Schools | extend congratulations to you on your achievement here at Leominster High School and best wishes in your future endeavors. Your graduation this year represents years of diligence and growth. | sincerely hope that the experiences of the past years will serve as a solid foundation for your future, success and self-awareness. Each of you possesses unique talents and skills, and it is the continuing development of these that | wish for you. This development will, | hope, assist all of you in maintaining a lifestyle where the achievement of personal goals as well as a commitment to service to others is possible. Carol L. Kelly Business Administrator 67 68 Mary Addante Mate tyre) John Arroyo Gerard Aubuchon Math Science Comp. Science Soc. Studies eee ae 4 a J x3 4 a Me. {Wl Carl Baker Lucy Beaulieu James Beauregard Alcide Belliveau Soc. Studies For. Lang. Soc. Studies Machine Shop Paul Benoit Angelo Bisol Paul Bouchard Robert Brennan Soc. Studies Ind. Arts Automotive Soc. Studies Angela Buss Kathryn Buss Ralph Caisse Elfriede Cavanagh English Phys. Ed. Health Ed. Math Michael Cavanagh Science Theodore Damko Athletic Dir. Charles P. DeFilippo Soc. Studies Pauline Ciccone Phys. Ed. Jeanette Damon Guidence Counselor Mark Cleaves Health Ed. Richard Dandini Art Albert DeLuca For. Lang. Peter DiPaoli Science Lori Cousins Math Philip DeCharles Bus. Ed. Vincent DiNino Bilingual Richard Duval Ind. Arts ul 69 _ Eugene Farrell Karen Farrell Marilyn Fava David Fiandaca Math Home Ec. Bus. Ed. Carpentry Armand Fontaine Donald Fredd Machine Shop English - Pars . nda John Flaherty Pauline Gagne Ishmael Garcia Comp. Tech. Reading Math John Gallagher Nancy Gauthier Sheila Gibbons Clifford Gilbert Science English Special Ed. Auto Mechanics Dorothy Gottsegen John Goubeaud James Grautski Richard Hall Dist. Ed. Phys. Ed. English Carpentry a Robert Harrington Michelle Harlow Scott Hay Robert Healy Drafting Comp. Services English Math Joseph Hebert Carol Hynes Margaret lacaboni Emile Johnson English Math Soc. Studies Ind. Arts Phyllis Johnson Elaine Jones Carolyn Kogut Edwin Laetz Bus. Ed. For. Lang. Art Carpentry 71 72 William Lanciani Francis Leahey Wilfred LeBlanc Eleanore Leger Resource Teacher Science Multi-Shop Soc. Studies Betty Leonard Clyde Lower Barry Lyons Jane Maguire Bus. Ed. Music Electrical English Richard Mailloux Donald Malley Samuel Mascitti Ronald Mazzaferro En glish English Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Leo McCarter William McDermott William Mercer Richard Morano Science Special Ed. Guidance Counselor English Karen Moriarty Michael Mountzuris Giovanna Moynihan Thomas Mullins Reading Welding Bus. Ed. Special Ed. Joseph Navaroli Philip Normandin Anne O'Connor William Ogert Math Drafting Math Graphics Beverly Panarelli Katharine Parisi For. Lang. Librarian David Papagni Glenn Peacock Richard Pelletier Co-Op. Coor. Graphics Art 73 74 Patricia Pothier ) Prudence Pyle Betty Ann Raymond Eugene Rheault Guidance Counselor Home Ec. Bus. Ed. For. Lang. Ronald Rosado George Schroeder Machine Shop Guidance Counselor Geraldine Rheault David Velez Sepulveda James Sharkey English For. Lang. Electrical Mark Siemaszko Barbara Simpson Lee Stead Science Bus. Ed. Electrical Frank Steffanides Kenneth Stevens Bernhard Sund Deborah Sundstrom Science Soc. Studies Soc. Studies Math Nancy Swanson Ross Sweatman Louise Thomas Donald Thorne Math Science English Guidence Counselor Chester Tocci Carolyn Tolman Gilbert Trembly Angela Trudel Electronics Science English English Sandra Turner Gregory Tutcik Michael Vaillette Walter Wasiuk Resource Teacher Vocap Phys. Ed. Comp. Science 76 Donna Westphal Pauline Wilkins David William Elise Williams Learning Dis. English Soc. Studies English Peter Zakoian Susan Zottoli Nancy Brown Richard Caisse Auto Body Home Ec. English Soc. Studies cesses Helen Hamilton Bus. Ed. Support Staff Sherry Crowley Sammi Dawley William DiGregorio Lynn Denning Tutor ISS Truant Officer Substitute Marcia Gardner Marla lacaboni Pam Johnson Mary Jones Secretary Monitor Substitute Secretary RRs id Pk a Rena Matthews Nona Ojala Diane Perkins Katie Perla Substitute Secretary Nurse Substitute Evelyn Tata Tom Whatley Gary Grammont, Arthur Sharos Monitor Custodians Gwen Saunders Secretary Secretary The GRADUATION IS A TIME FOR GOOD BYES AND GOOD MEMORIES. IN THEIR SPECIAL WAY, OUR TEACHERS HAVE LEFT SOME MESSAGES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF ‘86’. To Jim Cormier and Larry Dawson: Thanks for all your help with the yearbook! Ms Maguire To Jackie, Karrie, Lisa Merilou: Thanks for all those sophomore memories and presents. Ms Gauthier To the Jobs for Bay State Graduates Students: Wishing you all life’s best to the very best! Ms Wallace To Kristen, Diana, and Sandy: Thanks for all the dances and memories. Ms Gauthier To Rob George: Thank God | don’t have to sign another pass! Mr. DeLuca To the Rally Devils, Raiders, Cheerleaders: What a great show! Ms Gauthier Class of ’86” | would like to express my thanks and gratitude to the seniors in my second period Advanced Woodworking Class as well as the other members of that class for making “Christmas 1985” a very special one for me. Mr. Duval Janea, Robert, Joyce and Renee: Don’t forget to clean out my closet before you leave. Ms Gauthier To Anita Wright: | think you should cook for me! Mr. DeLuca To Todd Crawford: Did anyone see ShakesBear? Ms Gauthier To Lorraine Horgan, Clara Boudreau, Miguel Flores, and Rene Pastor: You're beat, man! Mr. DeLuca To Cathy Tremblay: | hope you can always say “I’m in a bad mood” with that great smile on your face. Ms Maguire To George Bond: Who’s your favorite English Teacher? Ms Gauthier Well, tell the truth! Is it Ms Gauthier or 1? Mr. DeLuca Seniors: Coming to the high school has been a very rewarding experience for me. It has been most encouraging to see what fine, mature adults you have become since you left the junior high. Congratulations on a job well done. Mrs. Gagne To the Seniors: Best of luck in all your endeavors and special good wishes to those students fortunate enough to have had me for all four years. Mr. Mailloux To Jim and Larry: De gustibus non est disputandem. Ms Maguire To Ryan White: I'd like a Ferrari, but a BMW wil do (a maid and a butler wouldn't be bad either). Mr. DeLuca To Ryan White: Who sold sociology notes at exam time for $3.00 a page? To Jackie, Lisa, Joyce, and Debbie: I’m sorry | went down a one way street the wrong way on the way to Mechanics Hall. To Janea, Joyce and Renee: Where do you want to go to lunch? To Rob, George and Greg Krysiak: How many planes did you shoot down in my class? To Donna and Tina: Thanks for putting together the rally and holding me together. To Robert: Did you sign my name to that pass again? To David Maki: Sorry you were grounded for the warning card. To Seniors: What a great trip is has been sharing the past four years with you. Ms Gauthier Class of ’86” Sales Staff: George Bond - Candy Sales Extraordinair Ryan White -Carnations Galore Robert Bergman-Mr. Treasurer, Mr. Money Robert George -The Honorable . . . Beth Brennan -Ms Prom Organizer Janea Gunn -Ms Leger and Balance Sheet To Sue Finley: Will your mother help us? Thank Meryl. To former members of my Sophomore English class: Remember dinner at the Singapore. Remember pizza from “Fami ly”. Remember term papers. Ms Gauthier 81 ppeaengveeseaay ORC e een ganeet ex Pie wHBE entagag JUNIORS unior Class Officers Tim Belanger, Vice President; Nancy Allard, Secretary; Gina Falcone, President; Chris Aubuchon, Treasurer Nona Ojala and Albert Deluca. 83 84 Nancy Allard Brad Allen Lisa Allen Lisa Amico Angela Angelini Lisa Angelini Tina Bailey Kim Baker Lisa Baker Debbie Barron Mark Bartlett Lea Basmajian Sheryl Beauregard Tim Belanger Kristen Belliveau Bernadette Bilodeau Lora Bisceglia Rob Bissonette Nina Bohannon Theresa Boisvert Marianna Botero Kelly Boudreau Jodi Bourgeois Cheri Boivers Son. Peas yaarqias, ey i ‘ Laura Brosseau Kelly Bunnell Susan Burke Lee Burnap Carmen Caissie Mary Kate Caponi Robert Caponi Terry Chaission Pete Charpentier Linda Charron Kelly Christopher Adam Cohen Mike Collette Rosemary Collins Dominic Consalvo Chris Cormier Danielle Cote Kristen Crane Michelle Crawley Michelle Cross Janet Cruz Gary Daniels Lynanne DeAmicis Chris Deitzel 85 86 Ronald Deyo Rick DiMaria Danny DiPerro Anthony DiRusso Rob Djerbaka Michelle Dorian Mike Duffy Tom Dunn Eddie Esper Gina Falcone Cathy Fallavollita Toni Farinelli Jim Favreau Francis Fillipone Jim Fixx Kelly Flanders Cecelia Fletcher Juan Floris Nancy Foley Jacquelyn Gaetz Kevin Gaudet Kevin Gerry Maurice Goguen Curt Gowdy Anthony Granata Kenneth Grant Chris Greco Maria Gutierrez Cindy Hansen Kerry Hare Barbara Harper Janice Hernandez Kim Hines Chris Holbrook Sandy lacoboni Steve James Lance Johnson Debra Jones Lisa Jones David Keogh Ed King Peter Kornik Grant Kuhn Tina La Liberty Greg Lanides Julie Lanza Tracy Lanza Tony La Pierre 87 88 Jackie Larkin Mark La Salle Linnea Lavoie Karen Leblanc Michelle Leblanc Michelle Leblanc Sandy Leblanc Lisa Leger Susan Loiselle Melissa Lombard Nicholas Lorenzen Michelle Mackey Renee Mac Neill Kristen Maki Patricia Malone Steve Mammone Bill Manduca Kim Marini Sandy Marino Joe Marrama Jennifer Matthews Laurie Maxim Lauren Mc Dowell Heather Mac Nall Cathy Mc Nally Nancy Miller Troy Miller Dennis Mitchell Scott Moisan Karen Moody Kevin Morey Lori Morrill Tracy Okihouik Velez Omayra Liz Otero Gregg Pelletier Karen Penning Johnna Peralta Pamela Peralta Samboun Phousavat Jeff Pietila Melissa Pizzicont Lauralee Plaster Donna Rettberg Jean Paul Richard Doug Rivela Chris Roberto Carmen Rodriguez 89 90 Sean Rogers Brenda Roy Linda Rydquist Todd Salvatore Mike Salvi Markus Shulz Tracy Smith Shari Southard Serena Stanley Mark Stesney Valerie Swett Heidi Tata Jodi Tatro Beth Taylor Charles Thebeau Danielle Tocci Chris Tourigny Nicole Trudel Marci Valera Kellie Valeri Keith Valliere Michelle Valois Kim Wallace Shaun Weld Dylan West David White Patti Wilson Laurie Wood Tom Worthley % cc set : HN i f iti hil 4 i 94 h the Beach the FIXX 96 Tectia ENS . MERC SOPHOMORES Sophomore Mrs. Phyllis Johnson Class Officers Mrs. Maureen Angelini 99 100 ss ccnenonnomenemmencetionancn SRE AE Sa we Z Se Ze 101 ‘“Fads”’ EVERYTHING .. . And Then Some!!! From conservative to one of a kind, from the meek and mild to the crazy and wild, and still many more fads to find! This is OURtime. We are going to live it as we please. We are still young and willing to try anything. That’s why a walk through the halls at Leominster High School shows a true variety of people. From wildlly spiked hair and half-Mohawk styles to tails, braids, half-long, half-short looks, bobs, layers, and two-toned tops right down to those who say older cuts still live on. And what do we wear to accompany those cuts? “Any- thing goes!’’ says one high school senior. The latest looks for girls range from bold prints to soft pastels, stirrup pants and oversized tops, print jeans and the “Madonna look”. For guys - black or grey jeans seem to be in for them. And there are those few daring ones who aren’t afraid to wear stripes and plaids - together! And those bleach-spotted jeans! They’re in too! Accessories to match? Anything lacy; the jewelry big and bright; even the guys are wearing earrings these days. On the feet we’ve seen everything from pumps to flats, loafers, army boots, and the ever-famous converse highcuts! Yet while some go for these trendy new fashions - others feel more comfortable ‘‘plain-and-simple.”” And so we continue, our walk through life - developing our own sense of style, and loving every minute of it! 103 emma ssosneiiacesnmpineitaiilacunca tiara ttt FRESFME Freshman Class Officers Class Advisors Cheryl Crowley Patricia Wallace 105 106 107 MANS F COLO S NE ASR aD Pe . . . . . S ‘ i PONS TER = o wl “i ce ame stenaggttae a ae = staat ope WRG.” LAE | Fee om a ee oe f LBLLLBPPA. LLLP ALS SRL EA P pitas ¥ : . ‘ me Bi aie hier a : : : Ning Aa Oe ie PMSF - F a ye pee ; � ze David Papagni, Co-op Coordinator Roger R. Melanson Director, Occupation Education Precis Gail Cancelliere, Secretary 111 Auto Body 112 113 Auto Mechanics 114 AMIS} Carpentry tiny Huai ify 116 ARE BLM 117 118 Computer Technology Kelly Hanney, Mike Notturno, Frank Mangiacotti, Rich Malone, Mona Babineau, Corey Verge eke eh eee mie we eR — ‘ 3 8 : ‘ . a. se Relies nicest sisal cemnanennel Hes es a Ponape i Ais. Drafting John Beaulac Walter Hansen 120 Steve Robillard Barbara Dykes 121 Scott Gosselin, Dave Helenius, Walt Hansen , Jim Lawrence, John Beaulac ELECTRONICS one | | omer : i Arthur Boudreau, Rich Cormier, Randy Brow, Shawn Barrette, Jeff Gaffney, Dan Patella, Aaron Chester, Rob Hamel Shawn Barrette Randy Brow, Arthur Boudreau 122 ‘ r i a 123 GRAPHICS ARTS Carrie Haege, Tina Simmers 7 % — i LOM : a Tn mw er tome ik _ ' Reg Borjas, Carrie Haege, Tina Simmers, Erik Dombrowik 124 3 ‘ ‘ ‘i 125 Machine Shop Randy Manuel, Rob Mahan, Jim Lawrence, John Bourque, Matt Vincent, Dave McDowell, Steve Senecal, Mike DeVarney ‘ ed 126 127 Welding SRO amen CRS i eee pannitn arive e s = a reoag st 4 129 il i 5 3 q % 130 ae Piling Se. eh, ae 131 “TIONAK TRONARYS © TIONARY TRONARY® TRONARY? TRONARY® auc ommers ae a eet if Mey SR Tw elias ATHLETICS, Wars i ty eves otball 1 The 1985 Leominster High School Var- sity Football Team finished the season with a 4 -6 record. Leominster had one of the toughest schedules around, fac- ing four Boston area teams (B.C. High, Newton North, Brockton, and Catholic Memorial). Facing these stronger teams only made us play better against our Central Mass. opponents. Although only winning four games, they were big wins. Shutouts against Marlboro, 31 -O, and Wachusett, 28 -O in ten degree temperatures showed great all -around performances on of- fense and defense. Leominster also de- molished St. Peter-Marian, 50-19, in a game that had six different Blue Devils scoring touchdowns. But the biggest game of the season came against 94 Fitchburg, on a snow-covered Doyle ‘34 =a mm Field during a Thanksgiving Day snow- storm. The game belonged to Fresh- man Brian Picucci, though he did not score, broke tackles for long rushes and carried the ball with sure hands despite the conditions. Leominster came out on top, 13 -6, thanks to two Row |: Rick Millette, Joe Siciliano, Matt Mazzaferro, Joe Caouette, Victor DiNardo, Ron Vallee, Kevin Picucci, Todd Dave White touchdowns and extra Crawford, Tony Santucci, John Ceruto, Steve Bil odeau, Dave Crawford Row 2: Rick DiMaria, Rob Bissonnette, Chuck Shores, i P F Pete Ciccone, Rocco Perla, Greg Lowe, John Bangrazi, Tom Gruber, Dylan West, Nick Salvi, Chris Morlock Row 3: John Pot by Rick Millette. Caouette, Steve Sullivan, Guy Thomas, Greg Carr, Matt Aubuchon, Charlie Thibeau, Dave White, Dan Baron, Ron Deyo, John Fs Flowers, Keith Valliere Row 4: Mark Angelini, Jonathan Lister, Gary Wallace, Radamus Roman, Jeff Peters, Pete Charpentier, Leominster was led throughout the Dan Dubrule, Brian Picucci Row 5: Tom Jordan, Shawn Carr, Rob Charpentier, Jeff Soulliere, Scott Tocci, Troy Miller, Joe year by Seniors Ron Vallee, Rick Mil- Caisse Row 6: John Culley, Tom Whatley, John Hulecki, Joe Hickey, Mike Vaillette, Chris Young, Scott Hay, Tony “Hamp” Picucci meme eae ee ee ee | VOl-OL- V9 FAB VAV OL 0.) OY. @ fom lette, Joe Siciliano, and Joe Caouette. The team will be a strong force next year under the leadership of Juniors Dave White, Pete Charpentier, Matt Aubuchon, Shawn Carr, and Freshman Brian Picucci. Leominster 20 St. John’s 28 Leominster 7 B.C. High 37 Leominster 31 Marlboro (@) Leominster 14 Holy Name 3| Leominster 50 St. Peter-Marian 19 Leominster 20 Newton North 34 Leominster 13 Brockton 38 Leominster ©0 Catholic Memorial 23 Leominster 28 Wachusett (@) Leominster 13 Fitchburg 6 Row I: Cheryl Dionne, Tracy Crane (capt.), Angela Kornik (capt.), Karri Southard Row 2: Linda Sharron, Cathy McNally, Lisa Angelini, Michelle LeBlanc, Shari Southard, Sandy lacaboni i oie =f a anne ee CE ae. ic NO gla =n “ rj . ” ment san, einaleiee nani ARS BLE ne tacey saan 138 NG T ==) W SGI —- Gea == ; 4] : 140 J.V. AND The Leominster High Junior Var- sity team played very well in their first few games with wins over the St. John’s and B.C. High Junior Varsity teams. Leominster suffered a letdown against Holy Name two weeks later though, playing to a tough 20-19 loss in a well played game. Leominster lost two of their first six games, both to powerhouse Holy Name, the second loss a I5-O shutout. John Lister, John Caouette, and Steve Sullivan, who have seen varsity action also, will spark the Leominster varsity team in a cou- ple of years. Rob Charpentier, Wayne Shires, and Jeff Soulliere are also promising prospects. The future looks good for L.H.S.! The Leominster High freshman football team got off to a super 6- O season after their first six games of the season. The team was led throughout the year by Keith Collette, Jason Caouette, Daryl Robichaud, and Rick Krupa. With the impressive physical size of several of the freshman numbers, the team promises to provide Leominster with some good football action in the years to come. a fee os on ae ee Ve bo ae fo ee ee) Be mE VEeVarmaraerva’ yrvar.yé -. Row |: Dave Morgan, Willie Coleman, Mark Pochesi, Larry Hanney, Dan Murach, Chuck Morin, Bruce Hale, Rob Charpentier, Steve Sullivan. Row 2: Jim Squires, Jeff Bidelow, Kenny Ricker, Al DiNardo, Dan Burke, Ralph Epstein, Jeff Berry, Bill Woodward. Row 3: John Caoette, Steve Kendall, Wayne Shires, Tom Perla, Charlie Leblanc, Richard Paquette, Tim LaBelle, Row 4: Manager Kevin Stebbins, Tony Cefalo, Dean Perla, Sean Nelson, Joe Losurdo. Row 5: Rick Woodward, Kevin Donahue, Ron Booth, Gary Wallace, Jeff Peters, Marc Angelini, John Lister, Jeff Soulliere, Row 6: Coach Tom Watley, Coach Scott Hay, Coach Tony Picucci. First Row- L-R Rusty Frederick, Keith Valeri, Pete Bianchin, Robinson Byrd, Scott Salvi, Jason Caouette, Bryan Gannon, Travis Vallee. Second Row- Steve Santucci, Rick Krupa, Tim Tata, Willie Greenfield, Jim Gingras, Rick Caponi, Daryl Robichard, Chris Banos, Ron Mazzaferro. Third Row- Keith Collette, David Proietti, Carey Leroy, Ross Baker, Paul Gallagher, Gary Fitzgerald, Tai Manivong. Forth Row- Coach Healy, Andy Johns, David Melendez, Mike Ciccolini, Brian Bond, Barry Senecal, and Coach Mazzaferro. 141 Laid o ; i The 1985 Field Hockey team, un- der the leadership of Coach Shari Crowley, had a very good season. With only 8 returning veterans, the team did very well starting from scratch to end their season with a 7-7-4 record. Departing Seniors are Captain Kristen Caisse, Captain Ann Landry, Lisa Montaquila, Monica Gauvin, Lisa Marrone, and Ann- Marie LaFosse. Leading over team to many victories were Kristen Caisse, Jodi Bourgeoise, Lisa Marrone, and Freshmen Ai- mee Finn and Kelly Boissoneau. Co-Captain Ann Landry led a tough defensive line with Lauren Hatfield, Ann-Marie LaFosse, Lisa Ayles, Monica Gauvin, and of course our goalie Lisa Monta- quila. L.H.S. can be very proud of this very hardworking team. ne ae oo meet to Mg . aa sa uy First Row- Lisa Montaquila, Ann-Marie LaFosse, Captain Kristen Caisse, Captain Ann Landry, Lisa Marrone, Monica Gauvin. Second Row- Tina Legere, Angela Hastings, Aimee Finn, Lisa Ayles, Lauren Hatfield, Lacee Bolio, Kim Caisse, Jodi Bourgeoise, Third Row- Karen Hill, Amy O'Malley, Kelly Boissoneau, Tami Dorion, Steffany bef eseali ot Theresa Young, Shelley Richard. Fourth Row- Coach Crowley, Sue Gearen, Debbie Jones, Coach arner. a ie ee sees 2, 0S Git HO ings ee ‘i SPF. Ey So Pech alt 4 % Ps ae 4 wats Be og Yio ae LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Oowoo-o =) O08. 2A 69 OO = Notre Dame of Worcester Fitchburg Wachusett St. Bernard’s Burncoat Worcester North Holy Name Doherty Notre Dame Worcester North Fitchburg Doherty Wachusett Burncoat Worcester South St. Bernard’s Worcester South Holy Name Marlboro 143 The Cross country team finished up the season with a 6-6 record after going winless last year. The whole team showed lots of improvement. With the help of lead runner Bobby Favreau the season ended with a great amount of success. LHS 46 Marlboro 17 LHS 40 Fitchburg 20 LHS 3I Wachusett 24 LHS 47 St. John’s 17 LHS 36 Gardner 20 LHS” 22 Holy Name 38 LHS 24 St. Bernard's 35 LHS 2l St. Peter-Marian 36 LHS 5 North Middlesex 45 LHS 23 Nashoba 32 LHS ‘(149 (5th) | Wachusett Invitational LHS 3rd CMC Championships LHS 32 Lunenburg 25 LHS =-I5th District E Championships 144 First Row- (L-R) Dave Sacramone, John Delguidice, Mike Stensy, Tim Belanger, Rick Wright, James Gahan, Tim Picket. Second Row- Peter Dam, John Biscotti, J.J. Route, George Henderson, Mike Dellechaie, Bobby Favreau, Peter Kornik, Scott Warner, Coach Cleaves. Front Row- (I-r) Debi Harper, Barbara Harper, Linea Lavoie. Back Row- Laura Gallo, Heather McNall, and Coach Cleaves. Paw Maria DeFillipo, MaryKate Caponi, With the help of Barbara Harper the team came out with a good record. Barbara has excelled this year breaking her own record from the previous year. The team has per- formed exceptionally well for only having 7 runners. LHS 28 Marlboro 28 LHS 39 Fitchburg 21 LHS 37 Wachusett 22 LHS 16 Notre Dame 36 LHS 24 Gardner 31 LHS I Holy Name 34 LHS 19 St. Bernard's 37 LHS 31 St. Peter-Marian iT LHS 31 North Middlesex ay LHS 40 Nashoba 2I LHS Nashoba Invitational LHS 3rd CMC Championships LHS i} District E Championships 145 a OLA A The Varsity Soccer team had a surpris- ingly good season, considering they only had six Seniors on the team, fin- ishing the regular season with an II-5-2 record. Co-captain Kerry Callahan and Junior Sean Rogers led the offensive attack with eight and nine goals, re- spectively. The other captain, Mitch Jordan, secured the defense and was a big help to Junior goalie Tom Worth- ley. Senior Louis Candiello played well defensively, also. L.H.S. began the season winning their first two games, then went into a three game slide, but a five game winning streak pulled them to a 7-3 record at about the half-way mark of the season. The team gained a playoff position by a Worcester North forfeit. The Blue Devils were seeded eighth going into the playoffs but lost to ninth seeded M ‘3 Y . 3 D) ipl . Row |: Uni Manivong, Louis Candiello, Kerry Callahan (C), Mitch Jordan (C), Mike Vachon, Peter Wilder Row 2: Sean Rogers, ariooro in = “4, triple-overtime Paolo Maldari, Tom Worthley, Kevin Paulini, Mark Stesney Row 3: Gus Soria, Arthur Fotakis, Doug Erb, Brad Bond, Coach Emile game despite two Sean Rogers goals in Johnson the first game of the playoffs. LHS 3 Doherty fe) LHS 3 St. Peter-Marian | LHS O Westford | LHS O Wachusett 3 LHS | St. John’s 2 LHS 4 Worcester North 2 LHS 4 Holy Name 2 LHS | St. Peter-Marian 0 LHS 3 Burncoat (0) LHS 4 Marlboro 2} LHS | Wachusett 6 LHS ! St. John's 3 LHS I Westford (@) LHS 4 Doherty 0 LHS 3 Nashoba 3 LHS 3 Holy Name B} LHS | Worcester North (e) LHS | Marlboro | Cty tk 147 Big ’ j ee - L rz ie aeeth PES VET Pd Sea ae i 1 on Varsity Soccer Cheerleaders Front Row: Kelly Christopher, Sandy Marino, Lynn DeAmicis, Kellie Valeri, Lisa Seacard. Back Row: Sarah Ryder, Laurie Marcantonio, Tina Shires, Chris Cordio, Lauren Southard. 148 - ee ee ee , ec ee ee ; RPE URE aes Sa Sa ae: 150 Front row: Leanne Suchoski, Judy Gorneault, Tanya Vohar, Paula Williams, Gina Falcone, Linda Rydqvist. Second row: Lisa Gallo, Debbie Kahn, Colleen Goyette, Becky Daigle, Michelle Kuhn, Erin Suchoski, Mellissa Small, Christy Piper Third row: Beth Taylor, Lynn Richard, Kim Reynolds, Karen Ginn, Amy Vaughn, Karen Souza, Pam Nelson, Laura Snyder, absent from picture, Wendy Fletcher The girls’ swim team has done extremely well, tying their record for the most meets won ina season. We were very pleased to have ex- change student Linda Rydqvist from Sweden swim with us. Special thanks to coach Richard Johnson whose support and expert guidance have helped us to have a fun and rewarding season. Coach Richard Johnson, Captains: Paula Williams, Tanya Vohar, Judy Gorneault LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Framingham South Methuen Notre Dame Framingham North Greater Lawrence Brookline Bishop Fenwick Haverhill Dedham Gardner Lexington Shawsheen Westford 4 ) Joys The Leominster High boys swim team had a tough season this year. They lost their first seven meets, but faced some strong competi- tion including Worcester Academy, Haverhill, and Malden. They broke their slump with a big win over Framingham South. Some high points for the season was the 200 yard relay team of Paul Neidich, Robert Suye- moto, Brad Allen, and Mike Devarney. Brad Allen also starred in the butterfly, and Neidich was strong in backstroke events. L.H.S. should have a better season next year when some of the underclassmen become more experienced. We would also like to acknowledge that Peter Daman exchange student, swam with the team this year. Row I: John Smith, Ed King, Jim Smith, Paul Neidich, Brad Allen, John Suyemoto, Peter Dam Row 2: Chris Aubuchon, Greg Lanides, James Smith, Lance Johnson, Wayne Belanger, Ross Dellechiaie, Coach Richard Johnson Row 3: Scott Single, Robert Smith, David Duval, Jack Smith, Robert Suyemoto The Leominster High Blue Devil Boys Varsi- ty Basketball Team ended the season with a 12-8 record and qualified for the district playoffs. A highlight of the season was placing second in the Lowell Christmas Tournament with wins over defending tournament champion Lowell, and against Chelmsford. We were beaten in the final .game by Holy Cross of New York, one of the best teams in the state. The team was led by captains Matt Mazza- ferro, Kerry Callahn, and Jamie Bernard. Other strong contributors were juniors Eric Hytinen, Pete Charpentier, and Tom Worthley. Mazzaferro was a strong force on offense, scoring most of his points from outside and on lay-ups. He was often the game’s high scorer. His best output was 29 points against St. Peter-Marian. Hytinen did a great job Row |: Daniella Tocci, Steve Mammone, Kerry Callahan, Brian Picucci, Todd Hathaway Row 2: Coach Don Sike” Tocci, Mike Trudel, Eric Hytinen, Tom Worthley, Matt Mazzaferro, Jamie Bernard, Pete Charpentier, Mike Salvi, Steve Duval, Rob Gagne, Coach Ron Mazzaferro under the boards, pulling down numerous rebounds on defense and playing tough on offense for many easy baskets. Jamie Ber- nard, at 6'5 , was strong underneath, as well. Kerry Callahan did a good job control- ling the offensive pace for the Devils. The juniors of this year’s team will provide LHS with another exciting season next year because of their exceptional size and talent. LHS 64 Doherty 69 LHS 70 Shrewsbury 57 LHS 75 Lowell 73 LHS 362 Chelmsford 56 (ot) LHS 34 Holy Cross (NY) 59 LHS 85 St. Peter-Marian 52 LHS 54 Worcester South 58 LHS 64 Holy Name 57 (OT) LHS 64 Fitchburg 68 LHS 55 Wachusett 74 LHS 58 St. John’s 65 LHS 67 St. Bernard's 53 LHS 44 Wachusett 45 LHS 7 Fitchburg 62 LHS 714 Auburn 55 LHS 58 Holy Name 46 LHS 74 St. Bernard’s 62 LHS 79 Burncoat 61 LHS 50 St. John's 59 LHS 82 St. Peter-Marian 69 L to R: Lisa Angelini, Kellie Valeri, Michelle LeBlanc, Lisa Sicard, Kim Wallace, Chris Cordio, Sarah Ryder, Beth Taylor, Liz Otera, Cheryl Dionne 154 The Leominster Blue Devils Varsity Girls Basketball team had their best sea- son ever, ending with I5 wins and 5 losses, qualifying them for the District Tournament for the first time in Leomin- ster Girls Basketball history. The team was led by Captain Ann Marie LaFosse and Betty Brown who both averaged 10 points per game. They were followed by Lauren Hatfield, with an average of 9 ponts per game, and Melinda Bodie with 8 points per game. Gina Falcone, Ann Landry, Cathy Tremblay, Sandy lacaboni and Kelly Boissoneau also contributed to the team’s success. The Junior Varsity had a similarly suc- cessful season, also winning I5 games and losing 5. Row |: Jackie Gaetz, Lauren Hatfield, AnnMarie LaFosse, (C), Melinda Bodie, Ann Landry. Row 2: Lisa Fiandaca, Gina Falcone, Sandy lacaboni, Betty Brown Row 3: Sandy Marino, Coach Joe Hickey, Amy Palazzi. Missing: Cathy Tremblay L.H.S. 47 Doherty 36 L.H.S. 44 Wachusett 42 L.H.S. 32 St. Peter-Marian 51 UHSaeot Shrewsbury 43 (OM L.H.S. 41 Marlboro 57 L.H.S. 44 Fitchburg 24 L.H.S. 57 Doherty 52 LLHS 57 Notre Dame 45 L.H.S. 35 Holy Name 32 LHS. 5) St. Bernard’s 22 L.H.S. 60 Worcester-South 32 EHS 52) St. Bernard’s 49 L.H:S. 50 Worcester-North 46 LHS. 45 Wachusett 51 LAGS. 51 St. PeterMarian 66 L.H.S. 60 Fitchburg 52 L.H.S. 66 Notre Dame 35 L.H.S. 40 Marlboro 5! LHS. 59 Burncoat 53 158 Row |: Sue Gearan, Megan Gilhooly, Kelly Collette, Tracy Towle. Row 2: Jackie Gaetz, Sandy Marino, Lisa Fiandaca, Roberta Navaroli, Julie Deyo. Row 3: Coach John Hulecki, Kelly Boissoneau, Lisa Ayles, Teresa Young Row |: Pam Jeffers, Tina Graves, Jennifer Sheldon, Stacy Butler, Jennifer Vaillette. Row 2: Ladine Beaulieu, Amy O'Malley, Colinda Choquette, Aimee Finn, Tracy Courtemache, Kim Barnaby. Row 3: Coach Jeff Flowers, Chrissy Beland, Tammy Doiran, Wendy Wilkes, Brenda Leblane, Sue Cormier 160 The Leominster High Varsity Hockey team had a rough season this year, having a final record of 6-13-l. The team did not make the playoffs this year, but you should look for them to improve within the next two years. Leominster had one of the youngest teams in Central Massachusetts. There were only three seniors on the team - Rob DelleChiaie and Brian Gonthier, Captains, and Gary Savoie. Most of the players were sophomores and freshmen which leaves room for improvement as they get more experience. Junior Kevin Gaudet and Senior Brian Gonthier led the scoring attack with 20 and 10 goals respectively. Greg Pelletier chipped in with 10 goals this season. The Devils have some talented under- classmen in Mike Salavardos, Kevan Fors, Brian Gallant, Scott Harris and Scott But- ler, along with goalie Mike Stesney. These players should lead the L.H.S. hockey team into the playoffs in future years. Front row: Karen Denning, Karen Leblanc, Karri Southard, Tracey Lanza, Christine Richard. Back row: Christine Tourigny, Michelle Mumford, Debbie Barron, Lisa Baker, Donna Rettburg Fron tow: Rob DelleChiaie, Gary Savoie, Chris Deitzel, Mike Stesney, Brian Gonthier, Kevin Gaudet, Greg Pelletier. Back Row: Mike Granata, Brian Gallent, Mike Gagnon, Scott Harris, Scott Butler, Mike Hartman, Mark Stesney, Kevan Fors, Dave Lynch, Mike Salovardos, Coach Ray Richard. PEMYNYNHKNSwWNO _WuUCBOaW® Nashoba St. Bernard’s Lunenburg St. John’s Worcester-Voc Wachusett Groton-Dunstable Gardner St. Bernard’s Wachusett St.Peter-Marian Lunenburg Gardner St.Peter-Marian Nashoba Worcester Voc Groton-Dunstable North Middlesex St. John’s Monty Tech DwNnNInano wWHoODAWARUWOOWOD 161 The Leominster High Varsity Wres- tling team had a good season. They were led by Joe Guilmette, Greg Lowe, Charlie Thebeau and Chris Morlock. Most of the team’s winners were in the heavier weight classes. Charlie The- beau, Rocco Perla, and Rob Bissonnette competed in the heavier categories. The lighter wrestlers included Uni Manivong and Jon Ciccolini who had good matches and battled hard but did not get the decisions. L.H.S. takes pride in the fact that Joe Guilmette, wrestling at around 140 pounds, went to the state finals in his weight class, and that Greg Lowe was named as an alternate. Coach Jeff Roberts deserves a lot of credit for getting the team prepared for each match. Good luck next year! Row I: John Root, Ricky Roberts, Udonsin Manivong, Jon Ciccolini, Robert Teague, Chris Morlock, Coach Amblo. Row 2: Coach Williams, Rocco Perla, Dave Collazo, Joe Guilmette, Charles Thebeau, Coach Jeffrey Roberts, Greg Lowe, Rob Bissonnette, Jeff Detmyer 163 psec tls i 4 bi 167 Aas ts 0 De a ool 168 ACTIVITIES FRESHMAN-SENIOR ORIENTATION VASSACHUSET? noe seepcomr een guia eer snes T. AM TIM RINGERS SHMAN AND ya vor TIREOUT aw EDARE A 170 _— - Rally “85” Re Ti, | ° VOTBALL PLAy fs 50 “ IT- ERS BLOOD MOBILE Duckling’”’ —Seniors “The Ugly th = ate ON th th eg YU = Y chars? = “Danish Soap” —Juniors “te a) chet a0) ) As = Y ON —Sophomores ‘‘Baby”’ —Freshmen Business Ed. Club OT SN RN ene ME NONE OT SOE Row |: Dean Martineau, Mark Dantini, John DelGuidice, Rick Millette,Joe Caouette, Paula Williams, Leanne Suchoski, Kerri Southard, Janet Cozenza, Michelle Rogers, Laura Tardiff. Row 2: Jim Desrosiers, Brian Allain, Greg Pelletier, Shari Southard, Irma Cruz, Laurie Wood, Gloria Smith, Tina Shires, Paula Stragliotto, Stephanie Massoni, Renee Foss. Row 3: Heather Campbell, Onyka Suarez, Carol Leone, Jodi Franklin, Carrie Barbero, Lauren McDowell, Karen Ahola L.H.S. Newspaper _ Peter Durgin, Kim Barberi, Maryrose Sarja, Beth Taylor, Debbie Kahn, Lisa Grillo, Tina Blanchette. Tracy Golembewski, Erin Suchoski, Ryan White, Paul Neidich. Row 2: Tim McCartney, Nathan Coombs, Craig Trembly, Heather Poirier, Stephen Faberman, Mary Messo, Carolyn Quinn, Lisa Henderson, Paul Brennan 179 Prom Committee 180 Row I: Kim Baker, Chris Aubuchon, Tim Belanger, Nancy Allard, Gina Falcone, Debbie Kahn, Lisa Fiandaca. Row 2: Julie Lanza, Tammy Antil, Cathy Fallavolita, Mariana Botero, Jackie Gaetz, Jim Favreau, Melissa Pizziconi, Terri Farinelli. Row 3: Pattie Page, Lisa Gallo, Barbara Harper, Stephen Faberman, Neil Boudreau, Beth Taylor, Chris Richards. Row I: Matt Parks, Dave Leblanc, Pam Richards, Jim Cormier. Row 2: John Pirro, Donna Gorka, Larry Dawson Student Council Row I: Kristen Caisse, Tony Santucci, Kelly Christopher, Diana DeSantis, Rick Millette, Jon Ciccolini, George Bond, Matthew Parks. Row 2: Lori Morrill, Tim Belanger, Melissa Pizziconi, Ryan White, Jickie Gaetz, Mariana Botero, John Pirro, Debbie Baron, Serena Stanley. Row 3: Peter Bernstein, Tina Levinworth, Melissa Small, Lynn Richards, Sue Gearan, Lauren Hatfield, Tina Vailette, Diane Ermini, Stephen Faberman, Neil Boudreau, Row 4: David Crowley, Todd Hathaway, Chris Walsh, Sharon LaFleur, Jennifer Reddy, Christen Richard, Keri Buja, Brian Bond, Mike Crowley, Patty Botero, Maryrose Sarja. 181 Student Advisory Board Rick Millette, Pres., Diana DeSantis, Vice Pres., Kelly Christopher, John Ciccolini, Treasurer Student Council Officers Mary Rose Sarja, Serena Stanley, Ryan White, Mike Crowley 182 National Honor Society Row |: Tina Blanchette, Ann Landry, Kristen Caisse, Sandra Price, Melinda Bodie, Pres. Steve Duval, Vice Pres. Dave Leblanc, Maryalice Aubu- chon, Angela Kornik, Laura Johnson, John Pirro, Josee Monty. Row 2: Robert Bergman, Cathy Tremblay, Gina Falcone, Mike Trudel, Kerry Cal- lahan, Matt Mazzaferro, Candie Summerford, Donna Gorka, Tina Gaudet, David Lee, Matt Parks. Row 3: Betty Brown, Linnia Lavoie, Barba- ra Harper, Heather McNall, Stephanie William- son, Lisa Aho, Eric Fisher, Bruce Denis, Paul Nei- dich, Tim Belanger, Neil Boudreau. Row 4: Tracy Olihouik, Jeff Pietila, Annette Godin, Debbie Kahn, Lisa Gallo, Alana Atkinson, Jen McHugh, Kelly Christopher, John Suyemoto, Chris Aubu- chon, Peter Ciccone. Row 5: Linda Porreca, JoAh Lee, Geraldine Foster, Michelle Cross, Stephen Faberman, Greg Lanides, Sean Gaudette Officers fe. Maryalice Aubuchon, Angela Kornik, David Leblanc, Steve Duval, President. 183 Stefanie Michelle Henderson Leominster High School Band - Lisa DiSantis, Jim Cormier, Beth Taylor, Larry Dawson, ‘Williamson, 184 Carer nts nner ? f tie RESIN eae : : ; peat rit eS pipisieipis John Ceruto, John Bangrazi, Tony Santucci, Stephanie Williamson, Larry Dawson, Shawn Gaudet 185 186 I986 Yearbook Staff Row I: Editors George Bond, Josee Monty, Dave Leblanc, Sandy Price; Joe Siciliano, Laura Johnson, Louis Candiello; Row 2: Tina Blanchette, Pam Richard, Chris Bartoni, Lisa Connery, Donna Gorka, Anne Marie LaFosse, Carol Squire, Jim Derosiers, Janea Gunn Row 3: Monica Gauvin, Jim Cormier, Larry Dawson, Jeff Feinberg, Rob Bergman, Mary Alice Aubuchon, Tanya Vohar, David Lee, Anita Wright, Joyce Maxim. ee Exchange Students What does Leominster High School have in common with Juarez Mexico, Malmo Sweden, and Hrsholm Denmark? The answer is three very special people. They are the foreign exchange students for the 1985- 86 school year. Elizabeth Escudero is visiting us from Mexico. While in Leominster she is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Siel. She came to the United States primarily to sharpen her English skills. She received the opportunity to do this through the Rotary Club. Elizabeth likes the high school although it’s much larger than her school at home. Living here is not a shock to her as she has visited the United States in the past. When she returns to Mexico she will attend college for busi- ness administration. Linda Rydquist is from Sweden and while in the United States, she is living with Mr. and Mrs. Morey of Leominster. She has mastered her English quite well and finds it easy to adapt to life at L. H. S$. While she is here, she has decided to keep busy. She was a member of the swim team and seemed to like it. Upon her return to Sweden, she will attend the gym- nasium, which is our equivalent to the first few years of college, for two more years. Our third exchange student, Lars Peter Dam comes to us from Denmark. His host family is Mr. and Mrs. Murphy of Leominster. Peter arrived here through the Student Exchange program in Denmark. He likes it here and seems to be enjoying the experience. Upon his arrival in the United States he was fascinat- ed by our television commercials (Denmark has one television channel). When he returns to Denmark, he plans to attend the gymnasium and college with hopes of becoming an astronomer. The one thing all three of the exchange students remarked upon was the amount of junk food in the American diet. They were all taught English as a second language, though television helped a lot in their fluency of it. One of the major differences they noticed was the small amount of freedom American students were given and the strict rules that were enforced at L. H. S. 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