Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1989 volume:

ny, cE. Fie eet iN fiirarapeiecdisieop fice lene th, (hia ESR ciaiaet Shines ts anes Hest Care ae oo Speen foe Pets dod . . s e + wu Student Life H7,“9, 1989 LEOMINSTER HIGH MAGNET , LEOMINSTER, MA 01453 We, The Class Of 1989, Would Like To Dedicate Our Yearbook To Our Wonderful Advisors, Mrs. Belliveau And Mrs. Crowley. Through Their Hard Work, Patience, And Caring, They Have Helped Our Activities To Be A Success And Have Taught Us To Make The Most Of Our Opportunities. Throughout The Past Four Years We Have Grown To Appreciate Them Very Much. | We Have Shared Many Fond Memonies With Mrs. Belliveau And — Mrs. Crowley. Who Could Forget The Infinite Number Of Candy Sales And Flower Sales, The Excitement Of Decorating The Halls For The Brockton Game, Putting On The Senior Breakfast Or Producing One Of The Best Thanksgiving Rallies _ Ever Seen At LHS? We Also Had The Added Responsibility Of Planning Two Froms, As Well As Graduation. They Helped Us Handle All Of These Activities With Ease. Mrs. Belliveau And Mrs. Crowley Have Gone Beyond Being Our Advisors And Have Taken A Sincere Interest In The Class Of 1989. They Are Not Only Our Advisors, But Dear Friends. They Are Truly Special People And We, The Class Of ‘89, Will Be Eternally Grateful. We Are Glad To Have The Opportunity To Show Our Cratitude And Thank These Two Extraordinary People Who Have Done So Much For Us. The Class Of 1989 DEAR MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1989: When we decided to accept the positions as your class advisors, Mrs. Crowley from the very start and Mrs, Belliveau for your junior and senior years, we knew it would involve not only a lot of work and patience but also the wonderful rewards that come from working closely with young people. How time has flown by! We cannot believe that these very special high school years are coming to an end. There seemed so much to do at the beginning of your freshman year; as a Class, we had no money, hardly any organization, little unity and practically no identity at the high school with our reputation as ‘that class“! To those of you who helped on those thirteen fundraisers that first year, a special thanks. You sacrificed time from your friends and newly found status as high schoolers. We were all new to the job and anxious to get ‘'started’’ as a class and pointed in the right direction. The focus of those fundraising events was to have enough money to put on a great Junior Senior Prom in 1988, a prom we could be proud of. The committees for both that prom and this year’s first Senior Prom worked many hours to make both of them successful and memorable for everyone. We hope this year’s prom was all that you imagined your last high school prom to be. We are especially proud of the many achievements of the Class of 1989 both individually and as a group. In academics, sports, theater, the arts and vocational areas you have excelled; your enthusiasm and the positive effect you have had on Leominster High School and the community itself will not be forgotten soon. Many of you have left your names on the memory and record books of this school, whether it was for the great defeat of Brockton High School in October, the State Championship in baseball in 1988 (and hopefully in 1989), a wonderful and memorable production of ‘'Annie”’ in April, state awards in the area of vocational and technical education, and many other outstanding accomplishments. Those with whom you have come in contact will not soon forget you and the something of your unique selves that each one of you has comtributed in your letters at LUIS. And we had fun too! We will not forget the senior year, in particular the Thanks- giving Rally, and the Senior Breakfast; the Winter Carnival week's activities won by the senior class; the faculty student basketball game where you raised over five hundred dollars for the new playground at Doyle - Field; planning for our prom in May at the new Sheraton Inn; and of course, graduation practices, the class picnic, and finally graduation itself on June 2, 1989. We wish you nothing but happiness, success, and the fulfillment of all your dreams in the years after you leave Leominster High School. We are proud to have served you as Class advisors. You are an outstanding group of people and we are looking forward to many funfilled reunions in the years to come! Thank you for being the “great class with class’; we will miss seeing you every day... Just remember from both of us: “Until your try, you will never know that you can always do more - much more - than you think you can.’ Goodbye and good luck always. Love, Mrs. Ann Belliveau Mrs. Sherrill Crowley 4 Advisors ij Of The Class aa ry ff nA? Ge % es, ss , a a ne e x a : o CA CLASS |... =O � OFFICERS President Chris Walsh a Vice President Paige Gopfert Oe “| Treasurer “lt Jerica Mazzaferro (ZS) @ Secretary Jen Reddy I look back on our four years at Leominster High School with great joy and pride. AS we journeyed up from junior high school we were dubbed “‘the worst class of the decade”’, but we leave behind us a legacy marked with an unprecedented excel- lence. We leave our numerous academic, athletic, and voca- tional accomplishments for future classes to follow. Besides achievements we leave with the knowledge that we have grown and matured together as a class. We depart the school as confident young adults ready to challenge the obstacles that lie ahead of us. I would like to thank you, my fellow classmates, for giv- ing me the opportunity to serve as your Class President for the last two years. I'd also like to thank my fellow class Officers for their hard work and support, because without them, my job would have been very difficult. For their guidance and dedication | would like to thank Mrs. Crow- ley and Mrs. Belliveau, our class advisors. As we step into the future we sadly let go of the security and warmth of high school. Hope- fully the years to come will bring happiness and success to all of us. Once again, | thank you for the honor you bestowed on me as Class President, and I wish you the best of luck in the future. Sincerely, Christopher M. Walsh President of the Class of 1989 Steven A. Berube Beth A. Bisceglia Gary W. Boccia Eugene Bennett Peter R. Bianchin Andrew T. Black Keith D. Boissoneau Leandra C. Bergeron Crystal Bickford Kathryn L. Bliss Brian K. Bond Matthew J. Allain ‘Matt’ Classic Hit: Frank Sintatra’s Greatest Hits Vol 1 School Activities: Soccer, Rowing, Basketball, Latin Club, Stage Crew, Ski Club, Boy’s State, Attended St. John’s High School Classic Moments: Matt Allain and the Happy QGuys’’, Spanish with Mr. Velez, every summer especially 86’. watch'n’ “The Game”, The ral- ly, Going to the beach, skiing at Ludlow, Boy’s State, “The Bench is my friend”’, all my luck, I'll never forget weekends and the parties. Personal Interests: anything fun Future Ambitions: To attain my first million Craig A. Arsenault Classic Hi t: Billy Joel-Piano Man School Activities: Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee Chairman 4. Classic Moments: Studying for physics tests at the library with Julie Bonner. Future Ambitions: Corporate Executive Donald Babineau ‘Babs’ School Activities: Battle of the Bands, 3, 4 Classic Moments: Mr. DeLuca’‘s French Class- es Personal Interests: Architecture, Music Future Ambitions: To be in a Progressive Rock Band Kim R Barnaby ‘“Bam-Aby’”’ Classic Hit: Spotlight School Activities: Basketball 1; Business Ed Club; Jobs for Bay State Graduates Classic Moments: Kelly Holman and | left school and were followed and got caught. And when Nadia Ermini took me skiing; remember that Nad? And being with Jim for 3 of those 4 years Personal Interests: Dancing, singing, having lots of fun Future Ambitions: Owning my own hair salon and be a big success! Kelly A. Bartlett “Kel” School Activities: Fine Arts Club 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Musical 1-4. Classic Moments: Skiing with Anne on the Ski Club trips. Thanks for a great year Traci, Lau- ra, and both Ann's. Personal Interests: Skiing, Karate Future Ambitions: Law Inforcement-Police Lea Beth Basmajian Classic Hit: Meatloaf School Activities: skiing, sleeping Classic Moments: When the girls in my Bam class put hairspray in my hair. The day | wore two different colored shoes to school and didn’t know it. Personal Interests: skiing, sleeping Future Ambitions: to travel the world and meet my husbands in foreign countries Ladene C. Beaulieu Classic Hit: Kocomo School Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; MIP, MVP, Captain; Basketball 1, 2; Business Ed Club Classic Moments: Summer of ‘87, Marce, Krupa, Doug, Lunenburg-Dog; JR’s New Year's Eve Bash with Rusty; Sneaking out with Lis Freshman year; Tennis, Marcello; Krupa’s House with Krupa and John M., Beach Week; Proms; Freshman-Senior week; Brockton Game; T-Day Rally Personal Interests: Tennis, hanging out with Krupa Moose; Being with Rusty Future Ambitions: To be an accountant for a Saudi Arabian Oil Company Kim A. Beauvais Classic Hit: Led Zepplin 2 School Activities: Business Ed Club 3, 4 Classic Moments: Brockton game. Meeting my boyfriend, Junior year in the smoking room, Senior rally. Personal Interests: Being with my boyfriend Chris C. and Marybeth M. Future Ambitions: Legal Secretary Christine M. Beland “Chrissy”’ Classic Hit: Straight To Hell-The Clash School Activities: Basketball 1; Musical 1, 2; Business Ed Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Se- nior Freshman Week 1, 4. Classic Moments: Meeting Jason my Junior year. Remember the ‘Nova Machine’ Jess? Going to Traxx with Jason. Doin’ ‘da Butt”. Sorry Jason. All the Nights in Boston with Ja- son. Thanksgiving Day Game 88’ with Jason and Vince. January 20, 1989. English Senior year with Kim B. 10 = Dwayne M. Boyd Tina M. Brooks Cari L. Borja SEs Chad C. Boulanger Melissa J. Brady Brandon C. Brown Lynn M. Bosworth Daniel E. Boule t Paul C. Brennan Lisa M. Burque Ann M. Boucher Stacy A. Butler Personal Interests: Dancing, Spending time with Jason. Future Ambitions: Child Psychology Leandra C. Bergeron ‘Punkin’ School Activities: Chorus; Jobs for Bay State Graduates. Classic Moments: Remember Kim's candle wouldn't light. Future Ambitions: To graduate Robert J. Bergeron Classic Hit: Steve Vai (Flexible) Classic Moments: Getting Kirk Hammett called to the office with C. Ashe. Singing in the hall- ways with Ashe, Gang M. and Bob B. Last year. Being in the first and worst and to play in the battle. Mr. Lauer being kind enough to let us rehearse in the auditorium even though it probably gave him a headache. Personal Interests: Music Future Ambitions: Political Tyranny Robinson Byrd Andrew M. Byrom Kenneth D. Campbell Jr. Steven A. Berube “Berube” Classic Hit: Aerosmith-Toys in the Attic School Activities: Welding Classic Moments: Mr. Goubeau’s Gym classes and Mrs. Leger’s History classes Freshman and Junior year. A couple of out of school memories are my son Randy being bom and meeting Aerosmith New Year's Eve ‘87-88’. Personal Interests: My son Randy, welding, and Aerosmith Future Ambitions: To own my own business and make a lot of money. Crystal Bickford Classic Hit: Friends School Activities: Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Musical 1-4; Tennis 2-4; Interclass plays 1, 2, 4; National Honor Society 2-4 Classic Moments: Drum Major Academy; Cen- tral District on Tener sax; Momings in the Me- dia Center with Dianne, Sue, Jen, and Tracy; the New York trip with Mr. Sund; History with Mr. Brennan; Drum Major of Marching Band-3 years; the proms; Grease with Sean Personal Interests: Drum Major, saxophone, : being with friends Jason L. Caouette Richard C. Caponi Jeffrey J. Camivale Future Ambitions: College Beth A. Bisceglia Classic Hit: Rattle and Hum School Activities: Senior Freshman Orintation; Musical 2; Business Ed Club 5. Classic Moments: Going to school every mom- ing With Steph V. Going to the Brockton game with Steph V. and Holly W. Steph V. “I just wanted to know what happened?” Holly W. “Are you happy?” Personal Interests: Travel, shopping Future Ambitions: College Kathryn L. Bliss ‘Kathy’ Classic Hit: Def Leppard-Hysteria School Activities: Business Ed Club 3, 4. Classic Moments: Hanging around with Kris- Worcester. Trip to Boston-Beth. Hanging around with Leandra. Miss the rest of my friends, Graduation and all the good times to come. Personal Interests: Music, shopping. Future Ambitions: Self-employed hairdresser. ‘ td 7 Keith D. Boissoneau “Boiss” Damaris Casiano Cheri L. Charette Classic Hit: (1 had) the time of my life School Activities: Freshman Basketball, JV Baseball, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Yearbook Staff Sports Manager Classic Moments: Roby’s Casino; Brockton game; sniffing white out in Biology Class; My surprise 16th Birthday Party; Going to the beach with Tracy, MaryRose, Dave C., Daryl, Paige, David T., Going to Cape Cod with Dave C., Mary Rose and Marcie; Winning State Championship in baseball; Watch game. Go- ing to the track with Daryl, Smitty, Dave C Personal Interests: Sports, Future Ambitions: Bookie in Las Vegas Julie G. Bonner “Jewels” Classic Hit: Heart School Activities: Prom Committee 3, 4; Year- book 4; Spirit week; Interclass Play 2; Rally; Freshman-Senior Week Classic Moments: Brockton game with Lisa B.; Freshman Senior Week with Paula; Working at Dream Machine with Kristen; Lances; Beach week 89’; Golds Gym; Jen’s parties; Carltons Hill; Being with Doug; Homecoming Night; P Weekends with Paula, Kristen, Jen, Kiki; Colinda M. Choquette Kenneth F. Cloutier Paul J. Coleman Redch? [oat with Pauiay Kisathis Party 11 ie) = = ri ) re) ©) UO = r — i?) S (9) 2 2 =) i = YL S E fe) ) oO O = Vv S 2) S 9° 3 z n oO : - = } lo) O 2 5 v s = S c (=) 2 5 S S fo) ) oO O i U LY) 3 = = 9 8 t Tracy L. Courtemanche Cotto E Maria Steven J. Cote Cosme Luis A. Crowley David J. ristopher G. Croteau Ch Credi . N ique Mon . Couture Kelly A 12 Stephen Crowley Christopher D. Cutter Jill A. Dawson Douglas R. Derry Melissa A. Cucchiara Rebecca L. Daigle Charles C. DeFilippo Patricia A. Desroche Melanie L. Dantini Michael P. DelleChiaie Kristen A. Devin Personal Interests: Beach, shopping, parties Future Ambitions; College Cari L. Borja “Borja Burger” Classic Hit: “Get on the Dance Floor’’ and “Can You Feel It?” School Activities: NHS; SADD-VP; NJCL; Varsi- ty Football and JV and Varsity Basketball (Capt) Cheerleader; Youth, Prom, Yearbook, and Ring Committees; School Musical and In- terclass Play; VP of Latin Club; Math Team; Who’s Who Classic Moments: Hampton, the Rock in Fitch- burg, and Dancing up a storm with Jerica, Heather and Hope. Cheering with Kristen, Kiki, Stacy, Heather and Paige (esp. at Brockton Game). Joe Joe. NW with Kristen. “Those nites at Mike Goodchild’s’’. Papa Gino’s with the Gang. The Boston Adventure with Rosie, Tracy and Crowls. Key West with Mazz, Marce and Mary Kose. Bryant College with Kristin, Tracy, Rosie and Dave. Halloween Parties and the Cape with Marcie, Jerica and Kimmer; “Beaches” with Rosie and Marcie. | love you Mom, Gram and Papa. Personal Interests: Dancing, College Men, Cheering, ‘Carrs’’, Hycinth, Shopping, Gold’s, Boogies. Future Ambitions: Stockbroker on Wall Street Lynne Bosworth Classic Hit: Def Leppard, Hysteria School Activities: DECA 1, Business Ed Club 3, 4 Classic Moments: Miss Maguire’s English class with Missy B, Jobs for Bay State Grads with Kim and Leandra and their candles Personal Interests: skiing Future Ambitions; Management Ann M. Boucher ‘Annie’ Classic Hit: Beach Boy’s Greatest Hits School Activities: Senior Freshman Orienta- tion 1-4; Musical 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Peer Counciling 4; Thanksgiving Day Rally 4 Classic Moments: When Kevin White put sand down my dress at the Junior-Senior prom. When I took my Freshman Joel Petricca to McDonald's for breakfast in his baby doll cos- tume. New York trip Junior year, remember Anne?! Kelly, Nancy, Anne, and Chai. Personal Interests: Working with kids Future Ambitions: To become an Elementary School Teacher Melissa Boudreau ‘Peaches’ Classic Hit: Def Leppard School Activities: JR Chorus; Sr Chorus, DECA Classic Moments: Zoey, Apples, Monkey and Coleslaw are best friends; Remember Life at Roll-On-America?; I will always love Dave L.’ Remember when Heather P. went in my cellar; Hi Dave M. from the “Happy H”’ Personal Interests; Rollerskating with Missy C. Future Ambitions: Becoming a Lechtorian (Business management) Dwayne M. Boyd “GUACAMOLE 2” Classic Hit: Led Zepplin | School Activities: Class Ring Committee 2. Classic Moments: Spending two years of my high school career in Miss P’s spanish classes. Thank’s so much for being there. Personal Interests: Hunting, fishing, hockey, computers. Future Ambitions: Degree in Computer Field. Melissa J. Brady ‘Missi’ School Activities: DECA 3 and 4 Classic Moments: Mrs. Hamilton’s Basic Busi- ness Class freshman year; leaving with Patti D. and only got caught once; the whole DECA 2 class including Ms. G. going to Dunkin Donuts with Jess and Kelly; special trips to Lisa’s lock- er for special reasons (R.H.) Future Ambitions: Happiness Paul C. Brennan ‘‘Paul” Classic Hit: Party Your Body - Stevie B School Activities: Musical 1; Soccer 2; Inter- class Play, All School Play, DECA, Rally, Base- ball Classic Moments: Favorite Memories were first and last day of High School Personal Interests: Dancing, good looking girls, Parties, beach Future Ambitions: College, becoming rich Sherry L. Brideau ‘Sher’ Classic Hit: Hysteria-Def Leppard School Activities: Business Ed, Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Freshman Senior 13 Nardo irmani . 1 ° D J. Drasher IC Robin J. Michael Joseph E. F Iron ° iNardo Tammy M. Do David M. Duval Aimee L. Finn Q bs 0) D e . Dodge Ducharme ine t Kyle F. DiMaria E Kris Heather A. Ferguson Derek H . Pedro J. Diaz . Dobransky Derek A. Drury Kevin Farwell Daniel D Michael J. Firmani Paul A. Foley Lisa M. Galletta Brian J. Gaudet Cary E. Fitzgerald Russell H. Frederick Laura A. Gallo Scott J. Gauthier Ann M. Fletcher Paul D. Gallagher Bryan P. Gannon James F. Gingras week 4; Musical 4 Classic Mom ents: Driving my car to school without a license; finally passing one of Mr. Brennan’s tests; receiving the Junior Achieve- ment award; leaving school with my best friend Chris B.; skipping Accounting II class Junior year Personal Interests: talking on the telephone, watching MTV Future Ambitions: Tour Europe and then go to college. Brandon C, Brown Classic Hit: Appetite for Destruction School Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Football 2; Wrestling 3; Ski Club. Classic Moments: Meeting with Liz P. and rock- ing the bam. Lisa M. Burque “Lis” Classic Hit; Amanda-Boston School Activities: Varsity Cheering 4; Basket- ball 1; Field Hockey 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Sadd, Yearbook 4; Freshman-Senior Orienta- tion; Business Ed Club 4; DECA Secretary 4; Tennis 4 Classic Moments: Brockton game with Jewels; UMass with Paula and Wayne; Bus. Ed. with Brenda H. Rusty and Jay C.; April 23, 1988; Beach week ‘88; ‘A’’ Street times with Jeff; Homecoming Night; Algebra with Mr. F. and Kristen R.; Christmas ‘88; Gold’s with Kristen, Paula, Jewls and Brenda; Looking for the party with Kristen W. Personal Interests: Shopping, the beach, Jeff's Future Ambitions: to go to college, be happy Andrew M. Byrom “Andy” School Activities: J.L.C.; Freshman Senior Orientation Classic Moments: Eating lunch with Bill S. at McDonalds. Going home with Holly K. Personal Interests: Basketball, Sailing, Swim- ming Future Ambitions: To be happy and successful Kenneth D. Campbell Classic Hit: Metallica . . . And Justice For All Classic Moments: Kenny Cloutier sneaking in and out of homeroom everyday senior year. Personal Interests: Listening to Metallica Future Ambitions: Go to College Jason L. Caouette “Jay” Classic Hit: LL Cool J. School Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2,3,4 Classic Moments: Study; Tom M., Doug D, Singing Christmas Carols; Beating Brockton, But losing to St. John’s? Pushing my car every day after school! to start it; Football rally, Great Job Everyone; To the Leominster High Foot- ball Team, “We Are Number 1” Personal Interests: Shannon, Football, Track Future Ambitions: Head Football coach that beats St. Johns in Super bowl Richard C. Caponi ‘Ricky’ Classic Hit: . .. And Justice For All’’-Metallica School Activities; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Class Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3 Classic Moments: Standing on Doyle Field af- ter beating Brockton; Watching two of my tack- les on Channel 7 News after the Thanksgiving Day Game; Getting into trouble with-Tim Tata on weekends; Laughing during class with Big Al and Duck. Personal Interests: Football, Weightlifting: and Metallica Future Ambitions: Receive my Mechanica! En- gineering Degree from WPI. Jeffrey J. Carnivale ‘Jeff’ Classic Hit: Genesis-’Seconds Out”’ School Activities: Senior Freshman week; 1988 Battle of The Bands’ ‘Hello Dolly’’; Ex- cellence in Accounting | Classic Moments: ‘Jeopardy’ in Mr. Hay’s class; “The Family’; The time my cord came unplugged at tht Battle of the Bands; the ‘’Sil- ver Rainbow” and of course, “What's Going on?” Personal Interests: Sports and Music Future Ambitions: Having a large house in a small town and making a lot of money Kimberly Carr “Kim” Classic Hit: Here With Me-REO Speedwagon School Activities: DECA 3; DECA 4; Sr Fresh- man week 1, 4; Thanksgiving Day Rally 4 Classic Moments: Going to Narcisses in Bos- ies Kevin F. Goguen Traci L. Golembiewski Steven J. Gonthier Timothy J. Grant Timothy J. Grautski Tina M. Graves Holly Hachey Nancy T. Hamel Hamel Il Deborah G. Lesley Hebert Me Jacqueline Hernandez Hollan Angela M. Hastings Randy S. Hebert a Karen L. Hill Kelly A. Holman Todd J. Hathaway Timothy R. Hill Ronald R. Hulecki ton w Kelly and Kerry; Summer of 88’ with Pete and Camie and Jim; Defeating Brockton; Having such good friends: Camie M., Brenda L., Jill D., Kelly C., Tina G., Karen H., Annie I., and Melissa C. Personal Interests: going to new and exciting places with friends Future Ambitions: Advertising, Communica- tions, Marketing Money, Partying Colinda M. Choquette School Activities: 3 years of Basketball; Musi- cal “Grease” Classic Moments: The 1988 Thanksgiving Ral- ly; Freshman Senior week w Lisa; Before school, slipping on the wet grass and books flying all over; Borrowing money from Tammy at lunch; Seeing Deb H. all day long; Having a baby boy in Mrs. G.’s Child Growth class Personal Interests: Working with children Future Ambitions: Opening my own day care center Paul J. Coleman “Chud” Classic Hit: Def Leppard ‘Hysteria’ School Activities: Ski Club-Treasurer, Library Volunteer, Tennis Team Classic Moments: Getting A’s on my papers; getting ready for college; hanging around with my friends; getting accepted at college. Personal Interests: skiing, speaking spanish Future Ambitions; Become an English teacher Richard F. Coleman “Rich” Classic Hit: | to Eye-Michael W. Smith School Activities: Deca-Treas.,; Business Ed. Club; Freshman-Senior Week; National Honor Society Classic Moments: Miss Pan's Spanish 1 2 with Cheri C. Algebra 2 with Mrs. Swanson; Shannon Wendall. Going for the National Honor Society; States with Deca Going to Ja- pan Hawaii Lunch with the Harem; Pre cal with Jay Wend; Aimee-Marsh Choc Chip Personal Interests: Jesus, Christian Rock Future Ambitions: Teach, Entrepreneur, Chris- tian Bookstore; Have kids. Keith A. Collette Classic Hit: Beastie Boys: Licensed to Kill School Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew 35, 4 Classic Moments; Winning State Champion- ships in Baseball, Beating Brockton 27-13 Personal Interests: sports, girls Future Ambitions: Graduate from college Laurie A. Connery Classic Hit: Def Leppard-Hysteria School Activities: Prom Committee 3, 4; Rally 4; Senior Freshman Orientation 1, 4 Classic Moments: Second period study with Nancy and Karen. Personal Interests: Traveling and shopping Future Ambitions: To marry someone rich. Susan M. Cormier “Sue” Classic Hit: Chicago School Activities: Business Ed. Club; Fresh- man-Senior Week; Freshman Basketball Classic Moments: Prom ‘88; English Class with Mr. Hebert; Thanks for everything Nadia, Pam, and Monique; Meeting B. Bashaw; Summer of ‘88; Beach week; Good Luck to all my friends Personal Interests: movies, miniature golf, spending time with Bob B. Future interests: own my own business, make lots of money Tracy L. Courtemanche Classic Hit: Def Leppard’s HYSTERIA School Activities: Nat'l Honor Society; Prom Newspaper Committees; Yearbook Editor; Math Photo Clubs; Senior Rally; Fr. Musical Basketball. Classic Moments: The ‘Boston Adventure” (Mary, stall ONE more timel); Ski-ball at York Beach w Keith, Mary, Crowles; Hampton w Kelly; Bryant College w the Yearbook Crew; Cari Ice Cream; ALL those night football games esp. Brockton; the WPI cliff-wondering if we'd ever make it up; Xmass caroling Papa G's w the Gang; ‘First Night’ in Boston (whose subway pass is this anyways?); Duck his keys; the ‘lottery’; SHUTING FHS out dur- ing b-ball season (NOW who's 1I!?!); Lance's infamous burgers; the “Cutemache’’ song; long phone convo’s w Sejal about certain peo- ples; and putting up w Marcie or should I say putting “ down’’-just joking! To Keith, Daryl, Scott: VOUS ne parlez pas les Francais! Now who has the last word. To Kel Brenda: You 17 Inen David W. Hyt . Hwang Song J Hwang Kyong N Cheryl L. Huot d E. Johansson Davi Jeffers Pamela S . Ignachuck Penny L Inen Gregory G. Hyt sae Kelly J Kevin . Jones Dawn R David E. Johnson Johns . Andrew D Heather K. Laird Richard J. Krupa irouac K Marc D ichard J. Kendall R 18 Robert J. Lambert Brenda L. LeBlanc Steven J. LeBlanc Tina E. Leger Sherry L. LaPointe Daniel A. LeBlanc Jerry D. Leclair Cary A. Leroy II Steven J. LeBlanc Paul J. Leger Stephanie A. Lincoln guys are the best and I'll never forget all those nights dancing! To everyone else: Thanks for always being there never forget the good times! To Mom Dad: Thanks for your sup- port I love youl Personal Interests: Being w friends, talking, shopping, music, sleeping, movies (thanks Davel), the beach, and partying. Future Ambitions: Attending Bentley College making it big in the world! Kelly A. Couture Classic Hit: Steve Miller-Greatest Hits School Activities: DECA 3, 4 Classic Moments: The nights | went to Narcis- sus with Kim and Kerry. All of the memories Wally has given me. The four years of English with Melissa C. Thanks! Missi’s naughty nighty Party was a blast! And all the UNFORGETTA- BLE times in DECA. Personal Interests: Going out and having fun with friends. Future Ambitions: To be successful Monique N. Credit Mickey’ Classic Hit: What | am-Eddie Brickell and the New Bohemians School Activities: Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Interclass Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play, Asst. Director 5, 4; Basketball Cheering 4; Soccer Cheering 4; Yearbook 4; Dance Line 3; Rally 4 Classic Moments: Thanks Sue.; You're the best driver on the RoadI; I loved cheering with Ann R.; “That's life in the fast lane’’ The Musi- cals were the best! Thanks Mr. Healy! Broad- way, Here I comel To Ann R. and Heather P. - Boston will never be the same after us! ‘Oh, well. Ann-It’s about time for a victory! Personal Interests: Acting, singing, writing, try- ing to pass Phyics Future Ambitions; Broadcasting or Print Jour- nalism (writer for Time or People). One day I would like to play Dolly in Hello Dolly (on Broadway of course) David J. Crowley ‘“Crowles”’ School Activities: Student Council 1, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 3, 4 Classic Hit: Who Needs Information?-Roger Waters Classic MOments: French | w The Family Max; Biology w Keith B. Daryl R. and the White out; French 5 and the French Alliance; Watch Game; The Cape w Keith. Marcie, Mar- yRose, York Beach w everyone; The Boston Adventure The Casino; New Year's Eve 1989 in Boston Personal Interests: The Boston Celtics Future Ambitions: To be happy and successful doing whatever | choose to do Melissa A. Cucchiara Classic Hit: Steve Miller Band- Greatest Hits School Activities: Freshman Senior Week Classic Moments: | will always remember the good and bad times that Marc and | have shared together. Also I have never forget my four years of English class with Kelly! It wouldn’‘t have been the same without her. The best was the media center with Sharon and Steph! Personal Interests: | love going out to eat with Marc and our friends Future Ambitions: | hope to be an ultrasound technician and be happily married and have my own house Christopher D. Cutter “Cutts” Classic Hit: Pink Floyd-The Wall School Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; weight lifting 2, 3, 4; Interact VP 3: Prom Committee 3 Classic Moments: Tim T’s cellar; where the hell is the Boston Aquarium; Matt A’s Bath- room?; Mail Box baseball, Zelda; Denny’s at 5:00 A.M.; | hate Bourbon; 5 22 87; 7 22 87; Kirsten I love you, Promise?; Mom and Dad thanks for everything; Only four years to go babe; We should have killed St. Johns. Personal Interests: weightlifting, parties, and Kirsten Future Ambitions: To be a Marketing Consul- tant for a large corporation Rebecca L. Daigle Classic Hit: ‘The Flame’ Cheap Trick School Activities: Leominster Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (Tri-Capt. 4); Ski Club 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3,4 Classic Moments: Prom 1988 with Ed; Picnic at Greeley Park; Marco Island; Northeastem Blvd.; parties in Nashua with Sue, Kevin, Ed, 19 Losey . Richard M ie Lort Jason J Loiselle . Deborah A tte 1ZO Pamela A. L rian topher A. MacB Chris la Lysti . Becky A Lynch David W. Meru Lukose : = i Scott A. Mangiacott i Mak Darrell J. ice Maillet Jan Gary Maguire . Martin Brandi Tina C. Manring Manivong Arouthai Phonthip Manisy 20 Charlie; Summer 1986 with Vicki and Karen; Ath of July weekend 1988; beach with Sue summer of 1988; camping with Sue summer of 1988; March 17, 1988 Personal Interests: Ed | Future Ambitions: Majoring in communica- tions at Stonehill College. Melanie L. Dantini “Mel” Classic Hit: 5150-Van Halen School Activities: DECA 4, Freshman Senior Orientation 1, 4. Classic Moments: Playing hackey sac and hav- ing serious conversations with Miss Gauthier in her study. Skipping class and leaving school with Ang and not getting caught. Personal Interests: Spending time with Mike and Ang. Future Ambitions: Hairdressing, Cosmetology Jill A. Dawson Classic Hit: Led Zeppelin 4 School Activities: Freshman Senior Orienta- : tion 1, 4 Business Ed Club Sheri A. Maxim Classic Moments: Wasting first year of high school with Scott Tocci. Sophomore year: Mr.- Mascitti’s Accounting class with Ron Deyo, Bob Djerbaka, and Dave White. Thanksgiving Day Rallies and games each year. Mr. Stevens 5th period Economics class senior year. Personal Interests: Spending time with GUIDO Future Ambitions: Secretary, getting married to Mark “Guido” Valentino Marybeth Masciangioli | | | | Charles C, DeFilippo “Chuck” Classic Hit: Every Breath You Take School Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2,5, 4; Basketball 1, 2 Student Council 3, 4; Prom Committee 4 Classic Moments: Winning the 1988 State Baseball Championship; Worm disecting with Heather S. and Hope R. and Jeff C.; Paper foot- ball in the Service Center with Alan L.; Going out with Jen S. (again) Personal Interests: sports Kristen A. Devin ‘Kris’ Classic Hit: True Blue-Madonna School Activities: Freshman Senior Orienta- Jerica A. Mazzaferro Ronald P. Mazzaferro Barbara J. McCrann tion 1, 4; Business Ed Club 4. Classic Moments: Remembering Freshman- Senior week when I was a freshman and when | had to dress up as a clown. I'll also never forget my favorite English class my junior year with Ms. Maguire. | also received an English Scholarship of $5.00 my junior year. Personal Interests: Shopping, and listening to Madonna. Future Ambitions: To become an Executive Secretary. Angela M. Dinardo “Ang” Classic Hit: Van Halen-5150 School Activities: Freshman Senior Orienta- tion 1, 4; Cheerleading 2. Classic Moments: When me, Mel and Jackie went to a college party, and skipping school with Jill. Personal Interests: Being with Mike, and my family. Future Ambitions: Owning a business Daniel D. Dobransky “Dan the Man” Classic Hit: Paradise City-Guns N Roses School Activities: ce Hockey 1-4 Classic Moments: Getting my drivers license, graduating from high school, getting accepted into College. Bench clearing brawl with West- ford. Last day of ever going to school in ‘89. Personal Interests: Women, relaxation Future Ambitions: Moving out of Leominster Kevin C. McDowell Dean P. McGinnis Steven M. McNally Michael J. Drasher ‘Mad Ball” Classic Hit: Once Bitten- Great White School Activities: Varsity Wrestling Classic Moments: | would just like to say good luck in the future to the seniors that do gradu- ate. Good bye Everybody Personal Interests: Hacky Sacking, yo-yon’ Future Ambitions: Gourmet Chef David M. Duval “Dave” Classic Hit: | Still Haven't Found What I’m Looking For. - U2 School Activities: Musical 1-4; Swim Team 1-4 Captain; Dramatic Arts Club 3, 4 Vice Presi- dent. Classic Moments: The classic win over Brock- ton - the whole team was a force. Personal Interests: Swimming, dancing, Anne L. McNeill David Melendez Jason K. Miner Future Ambitions; College, graduate. 21 Alexis Morales Diana J. Muir Steven R. Myllykangas Shawn T. O'Malley Jessica A. Ojala Matthew A. Paquette Pamela A. Parent Karen A. Perla Douglas A. Phelps Matthew J; Philbin Brian J. Picucci Kristi M. Piper Heather M. Poirier Dino Poudrette Donna L. Poulin Steven P. Powell Stacy L. Preville David L. Proietti Rebecca L. Raichle Nadia L. Ermini “Nad” Classic Hit: REO Speedwagon “Here with Me”’ School Activities: Business Ed Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Musical 1; Senior Freshman week 1, 4 Classic Moments: Junior Senior Prom 88’ Summer of 88’ Skipping School to go to the beach with P. Lizotte, English and History Class with N. Hamel also Accounting and Typ- ing class with Sue C. Thanks to all my friends for a great four years; especially my best friend Pam Personal Interests: Skiing, being with Bob F. and with friends Future Ambitions: C.P.A. Heather A. Ferguson Classic Hit: | Should Be With You-Steve War- iner School Activities: Freshman Senior Orienta- tion 1, 4; Ski Club 1-4; SADD 2; Musical 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Classic Moments: Turkey Day rallies and games, food class with Mrs. Stillman, going on Ski trips with Ski club, making new friends, and having good times with both old and new. Personal Interests: Children, Dave, working Future Ambitions: College, get married, open my own pre-school Aimee Lee Finn “Aim” School Activities: Frosh Basketball and Field hockey, softball, senior soccer, Soph. Field hockey and softball. Classic Moments: Playing basketball with Mi- chelle Kuhn. Chemistry class with Kevin Kelly. He was such a riot. Skipping class for the first time and driving my car past Mr. Michaels. Future Ambitions: To have a good paying job, and be happy at what I’m doing. Joseph E. Firmani “Joey” Classic Hit: The Who School Activities: Musical 2, 3; Interclass Plays 3, 4. Classic Moments: Egg Beater, Babo, first peri- od Accounting class, furball, Healy’ s fourth pe- riod math. I love Denise. Candy Cane, U.S. history again. The wave, quickly. Where have you been? McDonalds where elsell | want to graduate, right nowll Personal Interests: Long drives, time with girl- friend Future Ambitions: College, graduate, starting a small business. Paul D. Gallagher “Red” School Activities; Football 1; Baseball 1 Classic Moments: Going to B Q with Tisha, Dean, Kristi, and the guys; Tisha and Kristi coming to see me and Dean every 5rd period; leaving school and going to Worcester; Meet- ing Tisha in 11th grade Personal Interests: Tisha, beach, R G, friends Fuure Ambitions: To marry Tisha, electrician Lisa M. Galletta ‘Lis’ Classic Hit: Def-Leppard-Hysteria School Activities: Senior Freshman week; Jobs for Bay State Graduates; Grease Play; Thanksgiving rally Classic Moments: Thanksgiving Rally 4; Beach week; Prom, Graduation; Lunch with Penny; Homeroom talking to Bryan H. Personal Interests: My boyfriend Wally and my two best friends, Penny |. and Jen S. Future Ambition: To be a hairdresser Laura A. Gallo Classic Hit: The Singles- The Police School Activities: Student Council 2-4; Cross Country 1; musical 1-4; National Honor Soci- tety 2-4; Swimming 2-4; Capt. 4 Classic Moments: Spanish 3 with Rick C., Ran- son R., and Big Al; Student Council 1987 MASC Convention; Sophomore English with Mr. Fredd; 1988 rally; 1986 musical ‘Grease’; Jr. Sr. prom with Chuck D.; 1988 Devils Beat Brockton 27-12; 1989 Graduation Personal Interests: being with friends and fam- ily, music, sports Future Ambitions: college Brain J. Gaudet “BQ” School Activities: Varsity and Junior Varsity soccer, National Honor Society, Yearbook Committee Classic Moments: My most vivid memories are of hearing the Brockton game on the radio, of hearing J. Day’s valedictorian speech, The Leominster-Marlboro soccer playoff game of 23 Kimberly A. Reynolds Melissa A. Reynolds e os 2 = ha e e e e e e ¢ Cs fd bs Ann M. Richard Kristen M. Richard Laurie M. Richard Lisa M. Richard Paula A. Richard Kimberly A. Thomas D. Rivers Lisa M. Roberts Daryl S. Robichaud Amy K. Robinson Christopher J. Rodriquenz Charles H. Rogers Ranson R. Roser Michael K. Russ Michael S. Salovardos Paul Roy 1987, and of the many math trophies picked up along the way. Personal Interests: reading, biking, hiking, touch football, writing. Future Ambition: be a scientific engineer, may- be a meteorologist, maybe chemist Paige Gopfert “Bebe”’ Classic Hit: Always There For You and Honest- ly (Stryper); | Had the Time of My Life School Activities: JV Basketball Cheerleading 2; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading Capt. 3, 4; Varsity Football Cheerleader 3, Capt. 4; Class Secretary 1; Vice President 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee Chairman 3, member 4; Fine Arts Club 2; Student Council 2; JV Softball 1, Freshman- Senior Orientation 1, 4 Classic Moments: My Halloween Party 87; Meeting Daryl R. Junior year; Cheerleading for Daryl at Football and Basketball; Jr Sr Proms with Daryl 88 89; Cheering Football Rallies; Beating Brockton Sr. Year 27-12; “One More Time, “Three Cheers For LHS.”’; Daryl receiv- ing MVP Thanksgiving Day Game; ‘Mean’, “Cutsie”, “Bebe”; All the time spent with Daryl R. 87, 88, 89; Heather S. and our late night ‘life’ discussions; NCA camp, “LHS is gonna rock it to you,”’ I hate that cheer; and especially November 10, 1989. Personal Interests: Cheerleading, Daryl, and Dancing Future Interests: College and a good secure job, then a family Traci L. Golembiewski ‘Trace’ Classic Hit: “The Flame” - Cheap Trick Schoo! Activities: Newspaper Staff 1, 2; Musi- cal 1,3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Interclass Plays 2; Yearbook Staff 4 Classic Moments: My most vivid memory did not occur until my Senior year. It was at the Leominster Brockton Game. To see Leomin- ster Beat the best really made me proud to be from Leominster! That feeling is one | will nev- er forget! Personal Interests: Dancing, skating, having fun Future Ambitions: Enjoy life, be the first wom- an president Daniel J. Gorka Classic Hit: The Who-Hooligans School Activities: Yearbook Staff Classic Moments: When Mike Young locked his keys in his car and left it running. The Brockton Game. Personal Interests: Golf, Bike riding, hanging- around Future Ambitions: Engineering Management Tina M. Graves ‘‘Flygirl”’ Classic Hit; Rattle and Hum-U2 School Activities: Basketball, Fr Sr week Classic Moments: Leaving school with Brenda every Friday; The Brockton game with Kim, Sheri, and Marybeth; Leaving school with Ka- ren, Amy and Jill and chasing some lady; run- ning from Mr. Ciccolini and falling down the stairs and spraining my foot; Senior year rally Personal Interests: being with friends, U2, sleeping Future Ambitions: Dental Hygienist Timothy J. Grautski “Grauts”’ Classic Hit: Pink Floyd The Wall School Activities: Wrestling 1-4; Interclass Play 2; Rally 4. Classic Moments: Riding my motorcycle. Sophomore year in the warm weather. I re- member my sister helping me out and always being there. The nights with Tai, Steve, Mendo, and Matt making mall runs and hang- ing around all hours of the night. Personal Interests: Wrestling, Karate, Partying, Hanging out. Future Ambitions: Business Entrepreneurship, Policeman. Kelly A. Griffin Classic Hit: A Momentary Lapse of Reason- Pink Floyd School Activities: Musical 2; Senior Freshman Orientation 1, 4. Classic Moments: Geometry with M. Monfils, “No Ankles” Beth B and her economics grade. Driving with M. Monfils looking for “him.” Watching the Brockton game. Senior Breakfast and rally with M. Monfils. Personal Interests: Work, going out with friends. Future Ambitions: College 25 Salina L. Salvatelli Scott Salvi Cesar Santiago Jr. Joel M. Santucci Steven R. Santucci MaryRose Sarja Timothy H. Sauer Daniel P. Scanlon Lorella M. Schiavitti Carla M. Schroeder Patricia A. Scipione Barrett J. Senecal Martin E. Shaughnessy Jennifer M. Sheldon. Sejal K. Sheth 26 Stephanie A. Grillo “Stephie”’ Classic Hit: Can't Fight This Feeling-REO Speedwagon School Activities: Track 3; Fine Arts Club 1, 2; Musical 1, 2; JBSG 4; Freshman-Senior Orien- tation 1, 4; Prom Committee 3 Classic Moments: Me and Jen S.’s Moo Cheese; Whalom; Eric; 3 years Mrs. Buss’s En- glish; | hung up the phone, does it matter?; Hawkman from Loon Mountain and Mr. Furley; Ring’s in the mail; Me and Neil’s locker; Thanks for everything Mrs. G. Personal Interests: Qoing out with friends; Guys Future Ambitions; College Tisha L. Gutz Classic Hit: Def Leppard-Love Bites School Activities: Business Ed Club 3 Classic Moments: Going to R G with Paul, Kristi, Dean and the guys; Kristi and me going to see Paul Dean 5rd period; us four leaving school to go to Worcester; Sheri Marybeth William M. Simms Scott J. Singel Scott A. Smith me having our good times; meeting Paul for the first time in 11th grade. Personal Interests: Paul, beach, R G, friends Future Ambitions: To marry Paul, cosmotolo- gist John E. Hamel “Johnny B”’ School activities: Jobs for Bay STate Gradu- ates Classic Moments: Spending time with Bernar- dina in the moming and sometimes after school. Seeing my friends and having a good time with them, including Scott Gordon, the Guacamole Club, Anna Vince DiVito Personal Interests: Math Science Future Ambitions: Biologist or teacher Nancy T. Hamel ‘Nance’ School Activities: Fine Arts Club 2. Classic Moments: The time | hit K. Bartlett in the face with a spoon full with pudding. The football games with N. Ermini, A. Boucher and f : A. McNeill ; d Personal Interests: Working with children. — : Future Ambitions: Own a pre-school. Corrie H. Sommers Aaron C. Sontag Andrea V. Soria Angela M. Hastings ‘Killa’ Classic Hit: 've Had the Time of My Life School Activities: Field Hockey 1-4; Interclass Plays 2, 3; Fine Arts club 1, 2. Classic Moments: Senior graphic arts trip to Worcester, with ‘Dad’, (Mr. Peacock), Mr. Whittemore’s Principles Of Technology. Personal Interests: Travis, acting, skiing. Future Ambitions: Co-star with Jack Nichol- son. Todd J. Hathaway ‘Hatta’ Classic Hit: Two Hearts Beat As One-U2 School Activities: Student Council 1-4, Pres. 4, Sec. 3; C.D.M.A.S.C. V.P.; National Junior Clas- sical League Pres.; M.J.C.L. V.P.; Soccer 1-4; Capt. 4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1, 2 Classic Moments: Winning State Soccer Title; Summer at Cape with Chris, Nick and Matt; Getting honors at Milton; Monday Night Foot- ball; M.A.S.C. Conventions with John and Dave; Denny's; David Lee Roth? .. . Nah; The Happy Guys Personal Interests: Politics, sleep, music, sleep, sports Future Ambitions; College, President U.S.A. Tracy L. St. Laurent Heather L. Stober Daniel L. Sturtevant Timothy R. Hill Classic Moments: Seeing my girlfriend Wanda Pothier in school, Prom with Wanda and the great time in the Drafting room on certain oc- casions. Personal Interests: cars, fishing Future Ambitions: Drafting Randy S. Hebert “Alb” Classic Hit: Appetite for Destruction School Activities: Ski Club 3. Personal Interests: Having fun. Future Ambitions: To be a machinist. Darlene J. Henry “Dee” Classic Hit: My Perrogative School Activities: Marching band; Assistant Drum Major; Band President; Jazz band; The- atre; Mass. Drama Festival Classic Moments: Mrs. Pothier always telling me to slow down. Going to Mickey D’s for lunch with John, singing down the halls, and playing bad notes with Ken C. Personal Interests: Drum and Bugle, and con- ° 4 : : . ducting. Jennifer M. Sturtevant Erin L. Suchoski Michael D. Sullivan Midite: Ampitionak Pio fescionar Diittintnitc tor. 27 David M. Tata Tina M. Tokarz Jennifer A. Vaillette Keith D. Valeri Craig J. Tremblay Marcie A. Valeri Stephanie L. Valeri Travis R. Vallee Tracey L. Vargo 28 ee ee Colleen L. Vaught Christopher M. Walsh Holly J. Weld sa ae io Karen L. Williams Kiki C. Venios Scott D. Wamer Wendy O. Whipple ae 4 Keith M. Williams Christopher R. Vezina Susan G. Weinkauf Wendy R. Wiiks Kristin M. Wilson Jacqueline A. Hernandez ‘‘Jackie”’ Classic Hit: Def Leppard ‘Love Bites”’ School Activities: Freshman-Senior Orienta- tion Classic Moments: Me, Ang, and Mel went to a Fitchburg College party. Going to the Beach with Angela and our car breaking down. Personal Interests: Being with Brian! Future Ambitions: own a business Brenda Hoffman “Bren” Classic Hit: Meatloaf- A bat out of Hell School Activities: Soccer cheerleader 3; Foot- ball Cheering 4; hockey cheerleader 3, 4 Classic Moments: Ahem! Paula R. hiccups at Sophomore graduation; Will Lisa ever leave my pocketbook alone?; Mr. Mazz’s class with Lisa, Jay C. Stuuupiddll Mrs. Wilkins sopho- more English class with Lisa R. and Paula R., soup! I am naaatl! Personal Interests: writing, cheering, making my friends laugh Derek Future Ambitions: Having my own beauty shop and having beautiful children Kelly A. Holman Classic Hit: Kokomo School Activities: Musical, 1; Senior-Freshman week 1, 4; Business Ed Club 3; DECA Club, Treasurer 4; JBSG, Treasurer 4. Classic Moments: Being friends with Kim Bar- naby, leaving school with Kim, school vaca- tions, English, Junior Year with Traci R., and History with Paige G. and Traci R., Gym with Kim B. Personal Interests: figure skating, shopping Future Ambitions: Be a cosmotologist, get married, have a house Cheryl L. Huot Classic Hit: Judas Priest-You’ve Got Another Thing Coming Classic Moments: All the great times Dave and I shared together. When I met Dave freshman year. When we skipped school and went to Hampton. Personal Interests: Going out to eat, and to concerts with Dave. Future Ambitions: Hairdresser. David W. Hytinen “Dave” Classic Hit: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart’s Club Band School Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2,3, 4; Track 3 Classic Moments: Trips to the beach with Matt, Nick and Chuck. Mr. Velez’s Class freshman y ear. Parties at Chuck’s house. Trip to Mt. Snow Junior year. Weekends at B.U. and U- Conn. Personal Interests: Skiing, fishing, girls, music Future Ambitions: Owner of a business, pro- skier, travel the world Penny L. Ignachuck ‘‘Pen’’ Classic Hits: Hysteria Def Leppard School Activities: Yearbook 4; Jobs for Bay State Grads 4; Freshman Senior Orientation 1,4 Classic Moments: The Jr. Sr. Prom with Jim- my B.; My party in October 88’; John; All the concerts and fun times with Pam L.; Skipping school and partying on Saturday nights with Jen S.; Beach week with all my friends Personal Interests: Being with my friends Future Ambitions: go into business manage- ment Pamela S. Jeffers Pam” Classic Hit: The Flame-Cheap Trick School Activities: Band 1; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1; Ski Club 3, 4. Personal Interests: Mark Dantini Future Ambitions: Chemistry Teacher David Johnson “AXL”’ Classic Hit: Kiss-Destroyer Classic Moments: Skipping School Personal Interests: Kiss Future Ambitions; Being in a rock group Holly Kerylow ‘“Hol’s”’ Classic Hit: Freebird School Activities: SADD 1, 2, 3; NHS 3; Spain Trip 2; Freshman Senior week 4; DECA 4 Classic Moments: Lunenburg High! Summer of 88; Rich; Beach; Spain 87’; Kim’s bangs; Curl in my plugging tron; July 3, 1987; Jim’s Par- ties; Hampton 87’ w Laura; The Malibu; Bry- ant KDR Party; Boomies Julle and Jess; Julie; Pete; Chickie; Goodbye LHS; Thanks Mom and Dad! 29 Michael S. Young Brenda J. Hoffman ORANGE AGaccs Personal Interests: Partying at the beach Future Ambitions: Attending The Burdett School in July to study Fashion Merchandis- ng. Marc D, Kirouac Classic Hit: Led Zepplin House.of the Holy | | School Activities: Trade, Carpentry, Senior Freshman week, Ski Club 2 Classic Moments: | will remember my four years here but especially my junior and senior years with my girlfriend Melissa and all my ‘friends in trade. Personal Interests: Parties, food, and spending ‘time with my girl. Future Ambitions: To be a top rate carpenter ‘and open my own business. | : Sharon LaFleur Classic Hit: Elton John-Greatest Hits School Activities: musical 2; student council 1; softball 1 Classic Moments: | will always remember ‘freshman year on student council with the Reddy crew, but the thing Ill remember most will be study with Melissa.and Steph in the media Center | Personal Interests: Body Building | Future Ambitions: Interior designer : Sherry L. LaPointe ‘Sher’ | Classic Hit; Knocked Out School Activities: Softball 3-years; .JBSG 1- year; Hockey Cheerleading..1-year; Business Ed club Classic Moments: The times in English class with Alex and Wendy. And times with Andy and |my friends. Remembering Debbie's fake dia- _mond ring. $5.25 | Future Ambitions: To. be very wealthy Alan G, LeBlanc “Big Al” Classic Hit: Def Leppard -Hysteria School Activities: Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society ‘2,3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4 | Classic Moments: Playing on Golf Téam for 4 ‘years; Mike Y. locking keys in his car while | running; table football in the service center; | being chanted forwhen I'd make a speech; my couch getting broken during a card game at | my house; making fun of Laura G. with R. Ca- | poni and R. Roser | Personal Interests: All sports, golfing,.listening to music | Future Ambitions: To go to Northeastem and : | become an engineer | Brenda LeBlanc | Classic Hit: Aerosmith’s Greatest Hits | School Activities: Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, | 4; Fr Sr week 1, 4 Classic Moments: Tina G. getting kicked off the | basketball team; Leaving school with Tina G.; | Falling asleep in Mr. Brennan‘s class; Getting thrown out of Miss O’Connors class with Kelly | B.; Buming my nail on a Bunson Bumer in | Chemistry Class. | Personal Interests: Going to clubs with Lisa A. Future Ambitions: Airline Stewardess, Travel- | ing | ) Steven J. LeBlanc “Bump” Classic Hit: Van Halen, Van Halen School Activities: football 2-4; Stage Crew 2-4 Classic Moments: weekends at Southeast Future Ambitions: To play football in a major bowl game Steve J. LeBlanc School Activities: Ice Hockey 1-4; Trade Car- pentry 1-4. Classic Moments: When we got into a fight against Westford in a hockey game. Future Ambition: Own my own business. _ Cary A. Leroy “Flamingo” Classic Hit: INXS ‘‘Kick”’ School Activities: Freshman Football, 1988 Football season Blue Devil Classic Moments: Almost getting arrested for almost starting a riot at the Milford-LHS foot- ball game; Taking all 3 lunches; coming to school when absent Personal Interests: Martial arts, weight lifting, women, sports cars Future Ambitions: To make a lot of money, teach martial arts, find the girl of my dreams Tina E. Leger “Woodstock” _ Classic Hit: Pump up the Volume School Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Cap- tain 4; Rally, Fr Sr week; Sadd Officer 3; Soft- ball 4 Classic Moments: Junior year, Stacy Butler and I used same_note for being late every day. The Note said we were late due’'to car trouble and Mr. Michaels never asked when we were going to get a new car. Personal Interests: sports, artwork, spending money and being with friends Future Ambitions: Receiving a masters degree in early childhood education; Pre school Own- er Stephanie H. Lincoln “Steph” School Activities: Business Ed Club Classic Moments; The time in the media Cen- ter with Melissa C. and Sharon L. Personal Interests: Skiing, photography, horseback riding Future Ambitions: CPA, and marry John. Pamela A. Lizotte “Pam” Classic Hit: Here With Me- REO Speedwagon School Activities: Prom Committee 4; Year- book Committee 4; Business Ed Club 4. Classic Moments: Summer 87’. Skipping school and going to the beach with Nadia E. Daytona with Becky L. beachweek. Meeting my best friend Nadia E. Thanks for all the memo- ries. Personal Interests: Skiing, the beach, my friends. Future Ambitions: College, become a Parale- gal. Debbie A. Loiselle ‘Phoof’ School Activities: Tennis; Business Ed Club 3, Vice President 4. Classic Moments: When Leominster creamed Brockton and became 13th. in the nation. Personal Interests: working on Cars. Future Ambitions: Degree in accounting. Jason J. Lortie “Jay” Classic Hit: Def Leppard, Gun’s and Roses School Activities: Track, Cross� Country, In- door Track, Advisory Committee Classic Moments: LHS Blue Devils beating Brockton football team. The Newscaster inter- views the Blue Devil, Carry and says, “But Brockton is rated 1, and Carry says, ’‘Not for long.” Personal Interests: Carpentry, running, Owning a Ferrari Future Ambitions: Going to college and then be a contractor Richard M. Losey “Chuck” Classic Hit: Song remains the Same School Activities: Freshman Senior week, Jobs for Bay State Graduates Classic Moments: Just lying around in Miss Gauthier’s study during lunch. It was more like an open forum than a study. Well everyone, thanks for the memories. Personal Interests: all beautiful single girls Future Ambitions: Owning my own business Dave. W. Lynch “Dave” School Activities: Ice Hockey 1, 4. Classic Moments: Back stage, cleaning up the theatre. Personal Interests: Parties, |ce Hockey, Naomi. Future Ambitions: College Becky A. Lystila “Beck’’ Classic Hit: Poison-Every Rose Has It’s Thom. Classic Moments: Beach week, Prom 89. Freshman Senior week. Daytona Florida with everyone. Cruzin with Pam L. Double dat ing with Pam L. and Keith W. Personal Interests: Shopping, partying, spend- ing time with Mike S. Future Ambitions: Elementary school teacher. Gary Maguire ‘“Macgyrer”’ Classic Hit: Aerosmith Personal Interests: music and boating Future Ambitions: plan on going to college Janice Maillet “O'J”’ Classic Hit: Poison-Every Rose Has It’s Thom School Activities: Tennis 1; Business Ed Club Personal Interests: Cutting hair Future Ambitions: Hair Dressing Darrel J. Maki “Animal” Classic Hit: Look What the Cat Dragged In. School Activities: Battle of the Bands 3, 4; Freshman Senior week. Classic Moments: The most memorable time | had in my high school years was when Bill L. had that party after the Battle of the Bands! Personal Interests: Music is my only serious interest. Future Ambitions: Professional Drummer. Tina C. Manring “T-Bone” Classic Hit: Ride the Lightening (Metallica) School Activities: VICA Classic Moments: Thanks friends for all the memories Remember the Crue for bringing us together Ang, I'll never forget darkroom hock- ey, Derek and Steve And all those Algebra classes, Brandi Goodbye for now, see you at the beach Personal Interests: Horses, drums, beach Future Ambitions: Train horses, continuing work in printing Brandi Martin ‘Bran. Muffin” Classic Hit: Shout.at the Devil-Motley Crue School Activities: Art Show 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 4; Freshman Senior week 1, 4 Classic Moments: ' l always remember Alge- bra and. homeroom with T-Bone, the Crue, the Dark Angels with Angel, Alli and Tina; our weekend Hampton trips and constantly being busted about “The do” Thanks to everyone for putting up with mé’and my heavy metal. | love you and will miss you all. Personal Interests: Heavy Metal Thrash; con- certs; men with long hair Future Ambitions: to go to college, become famous and show you all that | could do it. Marybeth Masciangioli “MB” Classic Hit: Any Aerosmith Album School Activities: Business Ed Club 2-years; school bank Classic Moments: Brockton game 88 with Kim, Sheri and Tina. Junior year in the smok- ing room. Junior and Senior year rallies, Meet- ing Jeff. Personai Interests: Being with my friends and my best friend Kim. Future Ambitions: To be happy and successful Sheri A. Maxim School Activities: Business Ed Club 3, 4; Deca; School Bank 4; Senior Freshman Orientation, 4. Classic Moments: Leominster vs. Brockton game with Tina G., Marybeth M., and Kim B. Thanksgiving Day rallies and football games. Future Ambitions; Hairstylist Jerica A. Mazzaferro “Mazz” Classic Hit: Full Force: Get Busy 1 Time Word! School Activities: Class Treasurer 1,.2, 5, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; President 4; Project Caisse 4 Classic Moments: ‘Be yourself, because someone has to. and you're the closest.” Hanging out with the whole gang; dancing at Traxx; Summers at the Cape; trip to England; Halloween parties; proms; MASC Conventions; Milton Academy summer of ‘88; Theater II class; trip to Key West; Thanks Mom and Dad! Personal Interests: Sunday bargain movies Future Ambitions: To be happy and successful Ronald P. Mazzaferro ‘‘Mazz’’ Classic Hit: ABACAB-Genesis School Activities: Football 1-4; Track 1, 2; Mu- sical 2-4; Interclass plays 1, 2; All School Play 5 Classic Moments: Beating Fitchburg 25-8 on Thanksgiving Day 1988; Sophomore Art class with Jay C. and Grace; Going to Maine for a weekend with Andre, Vicki and Jay V.; Going to Albums with Dave; and Denny's with Plaster and Kel Personal Interests: Music and Art Future Ambitions: Radio Personality or Actor Barbara J. McCrann ‘‘Barb.”’ Classic Hit: Faithfully-Journey School Activities: Business Ed Club Sec. 3, President 4; Senior Freshman Orientation 1, 4; Class Bank 4; Jobs for Bay State Graduates 4; Musical 1. Classic Moments: Sharing lockers with John B. my junior year, his sophomore year. The help my business teachers have given and the support. Working with Debbie L. in the bank, Mondays and Tuesdays. Leaving school with Lynn B. junior year. Personal Interests: Banking, being with John and friends. Future Ambitions: Major in Secretarial Word Processing. Dean Mc Ginnis Classic Hits: Led Zepplin 1 School Activities: Welding Classic Moments; Mr. Calhoun’s Related Class (the guy’s a riot); Mr. Goubeau’s gym class Personal Interests: Having fun Future Ambitions: To own my. own business Steven M. McNally “Steve” Classic Hit: Poison ‘Nothing But a Good Time School Activities: Ski Club, JV Soccer Classic Moments: English class with Sue C. for the past two years; S. LaFleur fell off her chair in Mr. Hebert’s English class; Nadia E. and her “Oreos” Leominster vs. Brockton football game; Soviet American Relations class with B. Sund Personal Interests: Skiing, beach, being with friends Future Ambitions: Air traffic controller, being rich, happy marriage Anne L. McNeill “Anne” Classic Hit: Hysteria-Def Leppard School Activities: Musical 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 2; JV Softball 3; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club Treasurer 3; Varsity Soccer Cheerleader 4; Prom Committee Chairman 4; Yearbook Manager 4; Ski Club Vice President 4 Classic Moments: My party in July ‘87; Paige's Halloween Party ‘87; Skiing with Kelly; New York in December-remember Ann?; Beach with Paige-what rain?; Traxx with Ann; Worces- ter with Sejal-turn where?; Pool games with Ann and Nancy; Def Leppard with John; Driv- ing the camaro with Eric; Bryant College; Brockton game; Rally ‘88; Freshman-Senior week; Proms; When me and Pam got followed by these guys; In Chemistry when me and Nan- cy dropped the jug of water; Superbow! ‘88 Personal Interests: Dancing, Shopping, Party- ing with friends Future Ambitions: College Jason M. Miner “Jay” Classic Hit; Thé:Cure-Standing on the beach School Activities: Jobs for Bay State Gradu- ates, ski club, Stage crew, freshman senior week Classic Moments: Leaving school and not get- ting caught; trying to make it to school on time; going to Califomia during April vacation; partying at Fitchburg State College; Beach week; Senior Prom; and graduation (finally) Personal Interests: Skiing and fixing cars Future Ambitions: Electrical Engineer Michele Monfils “Mimi” Classic Hit: Love Bites-Def Leppard School Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Musical 2 Classic Moments; My most classic moment in high school are those of being with my friends; Lunch periods with 12 people at one table; leaving school and, thankfully not getting caught; cruising around with my friends and getting ourselves into trouble. Personal Interests: Fast cars, music, and cruis- ing Future Ambitions: Eventually going to college and becoming a physical therapist David F. Monaquila ‘Monty’ Classic Hit: Pink Floyd ‘The Wall” School Activities: Varsity Baseball Classic Moments: Everyone should remember Jerica’s Halloween parties, The Brockton game, and our senior prom. Remember to never give up and always be your best Personal Interests: Baseball, hockey, expen- sive sports cars. Future Ambitions: State policeman or lawyer Curtis R. Moody Classic Hit: Metallica-And Justice For All... School Activities: V.1.C.A. 3, 4; Student Adviso- ry Committee 4 Personal Interests; Listening to heavy metal Future Ambitions: Make a lot of money Camie A. Morey “Cam” Classic Hit: REO Speedwagon’s Greatest Hits School Activities: DECA-President; Jobs for Bay State Graduates; Prom Committee Classic Moments; English with Wellert. Sum- mer with Kim, Pete and Jim. DECA Conference with Scott and Rick Personal Interests: Spending time with friends Future Ambitions: Interior Designer Diana J. Muir ‘Pearhead” Classic Hit: Song Remains the Same-Led Lep- pelin School Activities: Business Ed Club 3; Hockey Cheerleader 3; Jobs For Baystate Graduates Coordinator 4 Classic Moments: Skipping school and not be- ing caught; singing Christmas carols in the smoking room; Thanksgiving day rally every year Personal Interests: Being with Matt and party- ing Future Interests: Making lots of money Wendy L. Munyon “Wen” School Activities: Chorus 10th, Jobs for Bay State Grads 12th Classic Moments; When 1 skipped class and got ISS for it in the 10th grade and about the time I got caught smoking in the Girls Room and shut the door on Marla and got ISS for it. Personal Interests: Riding my bicycle, taking walks Future Ambitions: Signing up for the Army Jessica A. Ojala “Jess’’ Classic Hit: Don’t Forget about Me‘’-Simple Minds School Activities: DECA 5, 4; Prom Committee 3; Freshmen-Senior.week 1, 4 Classic Moments: Leaving every moming with Missi B., Kelly C., Driving ’Nova Machine’ with Crissy B. All the Deca rounds-but | love you guys-you’re the best. And to Missi-thanks for making my year great, I love ya Personal Interests: Going out w my friends Future Ambitions: Peace, love, Happiness Pam Parent Precious” Classic Hit: Dokken-Under Lock Key School Activities: Business Ed Club; Yearbook Staff Classic Moments: T. Mason break dancing in English class; A. Rheault and her Peace signs; M. Dantini catching a fly in English class; S. Single eating Maggots; Chucking water Bal- loons in art class at-S. Benoit; D, Geipi and Lis Brocolli Personal Interests: Skiing, Rollerskating, weightlifting, Partying Future Ambitions: Going to college, becoming and executive secretary Karen A. Perla “Kare” Classic Hit: Def Leppard-Hysteria Personal Interests: Being with my boyfriend Future Ambitions: Job that pays a lot of mon- ey. Kristi M. Piper ‘Pipes’ Classic Hit: Love Bites-Def Leppard School Activities: Girls Swim Team 1, 2; Spring Musical 2, 3, 4 Classic Moments: R J with Tisha, Paul and Dean. Spending time with Dean and our friends. Going to Jay, Larry and Dino’s House. “86 Thanksgiving game (Cheri C.). Going to Worcester with Dean, Paul and Tisha during school. Personal Interests: beach, partying, Dean, friends, cars, dancing Future Interests: Move to Florida and make money Heather M. Poirier “H.C.” Classic Hit: Shake Your Thang!-Salt n Pepa School Activities: Musical 1, 2; Band 1, 2; B- Ball Cheering 2, 3, 4; Bus. Ed Club 4-Sec. 4; Freshman Senior Orientation 1, 4 Classic Moments: We'll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we'll find these were the Best of Times! Good Luck! Citrus and Eddy M., Traxx, Lizzie, Califomia Raisins. Playing pool at Lou’s, Ann running for the bus, the beast, cheering, No tillies at St. John’s, Jerry Brown (GOD) Personal Interests: Doin’ guys, guys, and more guys. Future Ambitions: Travel and Tourism the butt, friends, Donna L, Poulin Big “D” Classic Hit: ‘Do You Love Me?” School Activities: Basketball, Business Ed; Partners in Crime Classic Moments: Senior Year; Gym with Mr. Goubeau was life endangering especially with D. LeBlanc whamming balls-at you 50 miles per hour. The moming ritual in the Cafeteria. The best friend | ever knew is Janice Maillet. Personal interests: Skating, Skiing, Guy hunt- ing, party Future Ambitions: To become a hotel manag- er Stacy L. Preville “Register 9” Classic Hit: Dokken-Under Lock.and Key School Activities: Business Ed Club; Yearbook Staff; Jobs for Bay State Graduates, Classic Moments: T. Mason break dancing in English class. M. Dantini catching a fly in En- glish class. A. Rheault and her Greatful Dead Shirts. Scott Single eating. maggots. Personal Interests: Roller skating, weight lift- ing, partying. Future Ambitions: Going to College, becoming an Accountant. David L. Proietti ‘Pro’ Classic Hits: Frank Sinatra Greatest Hits Vol. 1 School Activities: Football 1, 2,3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2,3, 4; DECA Club 3; Golf 3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Latin Club 4; Stage Crew 3, 4 Classic Moments: Beating Brockton 27-12; At- tending Mrs. Trudel’s English classes every- day; Skipping classes with Tuce and Picucci and never getting caught in four years; Going to Santucci‘s cellar every Friday and Saturday night with Doug D., Bump, Carr Twins,..and Tuce Personal Interests: sports, Stock market, earn- ing money, yachting Future Ambitions: Major in International Busi- ness, 4 year college, have 8 children; 7 boys, 1 girl and work for Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberto and Co. Steven R. Santucci ‘’Tuce”’ Classic Hit: Licensed to ll Beastie Boys School Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Stage Crew.1, 2, 3, 4; Fr.- Sr. Orientation 1, 4; Ski Club 1, 2;-3,-4; Classic Moments: Beating Brockton, Sailing with the Captain and Doug Derry Personal Interests: Baseball, yachting, ar- chery, Physiology, Bowling Future Ambitions: International Business, 4 year college, Owning a. Tropical Island Rebecca L. Raichle Classic Hit: Kiss in the Dreamhouse School Activities: Interclass, 2, 3,4; All School Play, 2,3, 4; Musical 2, 4; Fine Arts Club 3, 4; Mass Drama Festival 3, 4 Classic Moments: Those Theater People, they’re so weird, I'M tellin’ ya; Colleen.and the yellow knife, Theater class (Your hairline is melting) Personal Interests: Theater Future Ambitions: to become rich and laugh at everybody Jennifer Ann Reddy “Jen” Classic Hit: New Edition School Activities: Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2; Prom Committee 2, 3,4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Fine Arts Club’1, 2. Classic Moments: Freshman year with Kristen; Chemistry with Kev; Central. Street with Kiks; The Happy Guys; Todd’s House; Kiks. at my party; Boston with Mazz; being with Kik Jr, year; Beach Week; Karen’s; Brockton Game; The Mustang Personal Interests: Friends Future Ambitions: be wealthy Kerry M. Regan ‘Squiggy”’ Classic Hit: Wild Thing School Activities: Freshman Senior Orienta- tion 1, 4; Theatre 2, 4 Classic Moments: Shakespeare with Steve; Martha’s Vineyard with Jess; Drivers Ed with Sue; Weekends in Dorchester; DECA confer- ence food; DECA conference at the Cape-Fire Extinguisher fights with Patti D.; Sean’s “late for schoolness‘’; And Bobby- the best there is. Personal Interests: Money, Daydreaming, Mu- sic Future Ambitions: to own.a BMW and marry an artist Traci L. Reid “Rudy” School Activities: DECA 3, 4 Classic Moments: Penny's party; Beach week; Fashion show; work; DECA rounds; DECA pro- ject; Worcester Marriott; beach party; Football games; Basketball games; Marls; Darren; Dot- ty. Personal Interests: Quys, football and partying Future Ambitions: to own my own hair Salon in Florida Kimberly A. Reynolds ‘Kimmie’ School Activities: Swim Team 2 years;.Musical “Hello Dolly’; Art Club; Varsity Cheering: hockey, soccer, football, Rally Classic Moments: Being with friends, Beating Brockton in Football, me and Stacy Butler climbing through the boys Bathroom window after a soccer game because the school was locked and we had to call home. Personal Interests: dancing, playing the piano, going out with friends Future Ambitions: Take up law (criminal) and real estate Ashleigh Rheault “Ash” Classic Hit: The Beatles-White Album School Activities: Jobs for Bay State Gradu- ates. Classic Moments: The smoking room with Di- ana, Kim, Marybeth, Holly, Kristi, Chris, Chris, and Jay. Also my times with Mark, Personal Interests; Partying, hanging out, lis- tening to tunes. Future Ambitions; To be a groupie with the Dead Anthony Philip Richard ‘‘T.R.”’ Classic Hit: Led Zepplin-Physical Graffiti School Activities; Track 1; Freshman Senior week 1, 4; JV Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball man- ager 3; JBSG 4; Ski Club 4; Varsity Baseball 4 Classic Moments: Freshman-year when | was getting a kick out-of Mr. Bisols small engine class. Junior year Miss Wellert’s 5th period English class. Beach Week and Graduation Personal interests: Partying on weekends and meeting new people Future Ambitions: Own a nice house, invest in bonds, get married Charlene A, Richard “Char” Classic Hits: Dirty Dancing Soundtrack School Activities; Jobs for Bay State Gradu- ates. Classic Moments: Watching Tony R. keep sing- ing to me every day. By, and hope to see you over the summer Nancy and Ann. Personal Interests: Work, .shopping, sleeping. Future Interests: Undecided Kristen M. Richard School Activities: Vice President, Student Council, Yearbook 4, Prom Committee 3, JCL Treasurer 3, 4, V. Basketball, Soccer, and Football cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Classic Moments: Jen‘s Bash, Being with. Bri- an, October 18, 1987, Bahamasl!, Cheering with Kiki and Cari at Brockton Game, Beach- week ‘89, Freshman-Senior Week with Kiki, Working at Dream Machine with Jewels, Gold's Gym, Freshman year with Jen, The Happy Guys, Bob’s house with Monique. Personal Interests: beach, parties, being with friends and Brian Future Ambitions: To be happy and wealthy Lisa M. Richard “Lis” School Activities: Soccer cheerleader 3; Capt. 4; Freshman-Senior week; DECA 3, Treasurer 4 Classic Moments; Leaving school with Kim C; Getting stuck in the Worcester Mariott with Kim C and Traci R., All the DECA rounds with Dot, Trip to New York with Mrs. Legere’s Soci- ology class. Thank you Jess and Kim for being good friends. I love you both and everyone in DECA Personal Interests: Horses Future AMbitions: Happiness Paula A. Richard ‘‘Pazaula”’ School Activities: J.V. Cheering, Hockey Cheering 3; Football Cheering 3, 4. Classic Moments: Remember Brenda’s bam party! Julie B. walked into the wrong class half- way through the year as a senior. Lisa B. say- ing she felt like a piece of bologna. Beach week! Getting stuck in traffic with Kristin. W. flipping out. Going to the Cape with Lis. Personal Interests: Cheering Future Ambitions: Be successful and always happy. Shelley A. Richard ‘Shelbel”’ Classic Hit; Old Time Rock and Roll School Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2,3, 4; Soft- ball 1, JV; 2, 3, 4 Varsity Classic Moments; Going out with Sherry L. on weekends; Going to Mr. Steph’s room during my studies; Playing softball and winning 2 State Titles Personal Interests; ice hockey Future Ambitions: to be a secretary for the Boston Bruins Kimberly A. Rivard Madonna” Classic Hit: Stryper “In God We Trust” School Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 2, 3; Musical 1, 3, 4; Newspaper 1; Fresh Senior week; Interclass plays 1, 5 Classic Moments: Remember when Crystal B. became drum major; Remember. when | dressed weird; Remember when Brian G. was © less than an A student Personal Interests: Dancing and Music Future Ambitions: To get married to Steven and have a few kids. Thomas D, Rivers ‘Tom’ Classic Hit: Won't Get Fooled Again-Who’s Next School Activities: Snow Soccer 3, 4 Classic Moments: Skipping school and going to last years seniors beach week. Personal Interests; Listening to music, watch- ing t.v. driving around Future Ambitions: Graduating from College Amy K. Robinson “Ames” Classic Hit: Pink Floyd-The. Wall Personal Interests: Dancing f Future Ambitions: College for business admin- « istration Christopher J. Rodriquenz “Roddy” Classic Hit: Appetite For Destruction-Guns ‘n Roses ; School Activities: Latin Club; Soccer 2,3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 4 Classic Moments: My most classical moment at Leominster High was being a part of the team that won the State Co-ed Soccer Champi- onship my Sophomore year. Personal Interests; Hunting, fishing, anything outdoor related Future Ambitions; To attend.a 4-year college and major in Civil Engineering Charles H. Rogers “Chuck” Classic Hit: Dead. Milkmen- Big Lizard in my backyard School Activities: Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Bay’s State 3; Ski Club 4 Classic Moments:,When Mike “Duck‘’ Young: left his keys. inhis car while it was still running, and the time after school when he almost got me killed in a car accident Personal Interests: Athletics Future Ambitions: To become a surgeon Ranson R. Roser ‘‘Ran’” Classic Hit: Queen-A Kind of Magic School Activities: JV basketball 2 Varsity Ten- nis 3, 4; Co-President of the Lottery Club 4 Classic Moments: Mike Y. locked his keys in his car while running, twice; The Hampton Beach Boys video was made over the summer of ‘87; The Lottery Club was founded by two young entrepreneurs; The LHS Football team beat Brockton which was number one in the country v Personal Interests: All athletic activities, espe- cially fishing and basketball Future Ambitions: To be a mechanical engi- neer-a rich one at that Paul Roy “Roy” Classic Hit: Pyromainia-Def Leppard School Activities: Freshman and Sophomore plays Classic Moments: When my shop teacher fell off the staging at the house and landed on his feet. When MR, Sweatman told me that he was the guiding light of Senior Homeroom (Ha Ha) Personal Interests: Football, bike riding, girls: Future Ambitions: Get rich in the field of busi- ness Michael Salovardos ‘Sal’ Classic Hit: Def Leppard-Hysteria School Activities: Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 3, 4 Classic Moments: Scoring my first goal in ice Hockey against St. Beards; Scoring my first goal in Soccer against Wachusett; The class of ‘89 beating Fitchburg in Football for the last four years ? Personal Interests: Hanging around with the guys and causing trouble Future Ambition: to play ice Hockey in the Bos- ton Garden and play. for the Bruins Mary Rose Sarja’’’Rosie”’ Classic Hit: Shattered - The Rolling Stones School Activities: Student Council 1, 3; SADD 2, 3; President 2,3; Ski Club 1, 2; Prom Com- . mittee 3; Interclass Play 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 2, 3; Musicals; Track 1 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; lassic Moments; Bryant College w the Year - ook crew; “The Boston Adventure’; The rench Alliance; College Fair w Marce and Z - 1anks!’; York Beach - “Rookie of the Year”; M’; Theater II class; Clark U.; MASC Con- ention freshman year; ‘First Night’’ - Boston ane”; Boston w Dave T.; all those movies Dave and Jamie; ‘Beaches w Cari and Mar- ie; Hampton ‘88 w the gang, egged at the hanksgiving Game w Heather and Hope; The Car Chase’; Cape Cod w Z, Keith, and larce; driving my s—theap to school Marce, Mike and Eric; Key West w Mazz, ari and Marcie; U2 Concert; “The Cutemache jong’ : ’ersonal Interests: thirtysomething; sleeping; iends; James Dean ‘uture Ambitions; To be happy, successful, |nd living an exciting life orella M. Schiavitti “Rel” school Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2,3; JV Soft- sall 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4; SADD; NHS 2, 3, 4;-Musi- ial 2; Prom Committee,3, 4; Yearbook 4 lassic Moments: Nad and W..Wiiks, thanks for he best of times and Shell for being a great axil Sej. for the help with Calculus, never vould have made it without you..Thanks to lean B., Liz S., Traci R.).Traci G., Jen V., Becky )., Nancy.H., and Beth B..for some great aughs.. Best: of luckl! ersonal Interests: musie, food, tennis, travel- ng ‘uture Ambitions: to get-a good paying job ind use the money to travel | ° ; harla M. Schroeder (Classic Hit: Def Leppard School Activities: Softball, Field Hockey, Hock- � y Cheering, VICA Club Classic Moments: Av food fight with Laurie Richard in the Cafeteria Personal Interviews:Dancing, sports and ba- oysitting Future Ambitions: go to college to open my own day care Martin E. Shaughnessy “Morte” (Classic Hit: Blacker White-Elastik Band School Activities: Monopoly Club 1,2;Elastik 3and 1, 2; 3, 4; Scuba Team 2, 5 Classic Moments: Pasta Feast 88’ at Beach Week; Harvard Square at 1; Swimming at ‘Hampton in Nov. with Steve G.; Concert with Dave M., Roger A. and Joth R; Special Friends, very special, Bill S. and Rick K. ‘Personal Interests: Art Music Future Ambitions: Sanitation Worker Jennifer M. Sheldon “Jen” Classic Hit: Will You Still Love Me? Chicano 18 School Activities: Track 1-4 Captain; Cross- Country 2, 3; Student Council 4; All-School Play 3; Musical 1, 2 Classic Moments: Track with, Lorraine H. Biolo- gy class with Todd H., Tom M. and the grass- hopper. Speech class with Steph G. The Cross- Country family. Going to the prom with Jay W. Studying with Sejal S. and Wendy W. “Sum” ‘theory: Going out with Chuck D., again! Personal Interests: Spending time with Chuck, friends, and working Future Ambitions: History Major ‘Sejal Sheth Classic Hit: Summer.of ‘69, Heaven Activities: Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; SkiClub 3,4: SADD 3; NHS 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Interclass plays 1, 4; Musical 2 Classic MOments: Anne-WPl-where’s that?; Prom-limo, ride with Jen, Jay, Scott, Wendy Dave. Lorella-The castle construction crew; Those’ exciting Friday nights with Wendy. Thanks to all my friends for being there-Nina, Veena and Gargi Personal Interests: traveling, tennis, spending time with friends Future Ambitions: Love my career and-get married — Scott A. Smith “Smitty” Classic Hit: Def Leppard -Hysteria Schoo! Activities: Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Var- sity Cross Country 4; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff 4, Interclass Plays 5, 4 Classic Moments: At the beach with Everyone; Papa Gino’s on half days; Keith and Roby sniff- ing white out freshman year in Biology class; Jeopardy with Crowles. and Jeff in Mr, Hay‘s room; The Brockton Game; Max; Watchgame in Mr, Cavanaugh’s class; The Rally; Ms. Yak’s 8; Papa Gino’s w the gang; “keeping Marcie — geography class; The New York ‘city trip; Friends Personal Interests: Sports, The Pack Future Ambitions: Sports TV Announcer Corie H. Sommers ‘‘Cor”’ Classic Hit: The Butt - E.M.U. School Activities: Student Council 9, 10; Usher for Prom 9 in N.H.; Soccer 9, 10°in.N.H. Swim Team 11 Classic Moments: We're goin’ back to. Cali; When the car was on fire; Springfield and back; Andrea and Jackie; Remember that night at my house? All the boogies at the concert; go- ing to the Big T; The parties at the townhouse; Shandy the concert Personal Interests: Going dancing-and doing legal wild and crazy things Future Ambitions: go back to Cali and be tan, happy.and successful Andrea V. Soria Classic Hit: Def Leppard- Hysteria School Sponsored Events: track team 1; Jobs for Bay State Graduates 1; Business Ed Club; 1 Classic Moments: Remember last year’s game (Thanksgiving) when every. body went to Fitch- burg High and we all got eqged?”; Oh ...”.and another thing; I had the best time of my life at Leominster. High: School. Personal Interests: Spending all my time with Dino Future Ambitions: Become a’professiona! sec- retary and make a lot of money. Heather L. Stober “Stoby” Classic Hit: “With or Without. You’’ by U2 School Activities: Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3; Football Cheerleader 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Rally 4. Classic Moments: All the memories w Hope. Going to TRAXX w Cari; Jerica, and Hope, “Doin’ the Buttl’’ Going to. the beach,..Papa Gino’s, and the rock w the-gang. The U2 con- cert in Cali, the INXS concert w Rosie, Dave, and Hope, “Never Tear Us Apart!” Beating Brockton! Jamming to “It. Takes. Two” at the rally. Goin’ back to Cali w Corrie (someday!) The talks w Paige, Cari, and Stacy onthe bus rides to the games. The talks w KiKi-thanks formaking me smile. Going to FACES w Trish, Paula, and the “Boogies.”’ Florida in February and Cali in April. Thanks to all those who helped me through, especially Chris Hunter. To. Hope; thanks for all the memories and I'll always love you, “The Ride With You,Was Worth the Fall,” and your memory will always bew me. _ Personal Interests: Dancing, jeeps, the beach, and music. Future Ambitions: College and moving to Cali- fomia. Jennifer M. Sturtevant Jen” School Activities: Jr.-Sr. Chorus; Jobs for Bay State Graduates; Yearbook Classic Moments: Junior Senior prom, Thanksgiving Day games, pep rallies, Bryant College with Penny and Ann, Beach week, Pen- ny’s party, Tony's party, Graduation, talking to Mr.- Mercier. Personal Interests: Partying with Penny and friends : Erin,L. Suchoski “Mike” Classic Hit: Boy in a.Box Corey Hart School Activities: Musical 1-4; Swimming 1-4; Freshman Senior week 1, 4; Prom Committee 2-4; Interclass Plays 3;All School Play 2-5 Classic Moments: Junior year Dawn, Jen, Amy and | leaving school to wake up. Brian; Dawn and | after the water ride at Riverside; Going to New York Junior Year with Dawn; Brockton Game 1988 with Dawn and Wendy; Wendy: 'l get Shivers every time 1 see her!” Personal Interests: Dancing, Traveling and Acting Future Ambitions: college, Actress in films Mark J. Swaine “Markie” Classic. Hit: Van Halen 1984 School Activities: Freshman Senior. week, Snow Soccer Classic Moments: | think this whole year has been a special moment for a lot of people. Especially all of the school’s support during our special sport’s activities and-when our friends passed away. This school has the most school spirit I've seen In years. Personal Interests: working with my hands out doors Future Ambitions: To become an_architect Julie M. Sweatland “Jules” Classic Hit: Bon Jovi New Jersey School Activities: Fr Sr week; ‘Hello Dolly mu- sical; Business Ed Classic Moments: Meeting Ron C, Sophomore year; The time we left out Ms. M’s window and he ripped his pants; meeting Holly W. in the Bathroom between classes; Study with Holly K.; Washing dishes in foods because Mike R. and Jason M. were too lazy Personal Interests: Dancing, Aerobics, shop- ping Future Ambitions: Burdett School, Secretary David M. Tata ‘Tates (Po)” Classic Hit: The Joshua Tree-U2 School Activities: Play 3; Year Book Staff 4; J.C.L..3, 4; Latin Club)4; Photo Club 4; Sr.- Freshman week; Thanksgiving rally Classic Moments: Bryant with Cari B., Tracy C., Rosie, Kristin W.;.Wendy W.; Boston with Ro- sie; Duck and his Keys; Papa Gino’s with the gang; Brockton game; Al stuck in my trunk; the back row in Latin; cards at Roby’s house; ‘‘Lat- in teachers for $500 ; carting Rosie and Mar- cie V. around; the PM: giving Heather and Hope rides; getting people into the movies; the beach with the.gang Personal Interests:.Drawing and being with good friends Future Ambitions; being the next Bono ora great artist, but think I have a better chance at the artist. Timothy E. Tata“‘Tates” Classic Hit: Van Halen ‘Fair Waming” School Activities; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2,4 Classic Moments: Beating Brockton 27-12, Ashland New Hampshire Gas Station, Sliding at Southeast, Fitchburg Parking lot, at the Beach-Soph. year, Junior year Thanksgiving night, SuperBowl-22 night,-Beach week Personal Intérests: Football, baseball, track, mountain climbing Future Ambitions; King of an African Tribe Craig J. Tremblay Evil”’ Classic’Hit: lyon Maiden “Seventh Son of the Son” School Activities: Secretary Fine Arts, Drama Club, JBSG, Library Assistant and Band Classic Moments: | never will forget the times | discussed philosophy and religion with my friends J. Tocci, R. Coleman, D. LeBlanc; many thanks to all teachers and and all my friends who encouraged me with my writings. Good luck to all you out there in the real world! Personal Interests: Role Playing games, occult studies, parapsychology Future Interests: Genetic Engineering and Parapsychology Jennifer A. Vaillette “Peanut’’ Classic. Hit: Def Leppard School Activities: Basketball; Tennis; Year- book Staff; Art Committee; Jobs for Bay State Graduates; Business Ed Club. Classic Moments: Freshman Senior week, se- nior breakfast, Jobs for Bay State Graduates class, Art Committee, Media Center in the momingsg, Mrs.-Kogut’s class room with Tracy. Personal Interests: Drawing, gymnastics Future Ambitions: Accountant or Art Marcie A. Valeri “Marce’’ Classic Hit: ‘‘tdol” School Activities: Tennis Team 2, 3,-4; Co- Captain 4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Secretary 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; SADD 2, 3 Classic Moments: Geometry w Kiki; meeting B.; Cape Cod w Cari,,Mazz, and Monique; ten- nis w Ladene, Rick, and Rusty; “Pearhead”’; Arther T.; Milton w Mazz and Todd sweating]; Cape Cod w Rosie;.Z, and’ Keith; Calculus w Z - Thanks! It was a good effgrtl; ‘keeping Rosie sane’’: October 10; “PM; ’‘WPI cliff’; “Beaches”; Nantucket w Mazz- helll; Key West w Rosie, Cari, and Mazz; New Year's Eve ‘88; “Tracy - shut up!”; trying to get to school in Rosie’s s—theap w Mike and Eric pushing the pile; “What subway pass?”’; “The Car Chase”; Lunenburg w Tammi; Clark U, Personal Intérests; the beach; sleeping; doing my nails; shopping Future Ambitions: ‘Passing the Bar’ Stephanie Valeri “Steph” Classic Hit: OU812 and Boston and U2 School Activities: Businesses Ed Club, Musi- cals 2,3, 4 Classic Moments: When Julie and | skipped school.Freshman year; When we beat Brock- ton and Fitchburg; Going out with Holly K. Beth B.; Going to beach week with Beth B. Julie S, Holly K. and Pam J. Personal Interests: Early childhood Education, Dancing, going out with friends, going to Beach; Being involved in activities Future Ambitions: Early Childhood Education Travis Vallee “Viso”’ Classic Hit; Ac DC School Activities: Football, VICA 4 Classic Moments: Mr. Fred’s English Classes; Captain Calhoun’s Related Class Personal Interests: Angela, Welding and skiing Future Ambitions: Carpenter, marry Angela Tracy L. Vargo “Mouse” Classic Hit: Magic Powers—Triumph Classic Moments: anytime Salll; Jen, let’s go see John K. Personal Interests: Talking on the phone, lis- tening to music, and being with my best friend Jen K. Future Ambitions: Move to Greece Kiki C.,.Vénios “Keek’’ Classic Hit: True Blue, Madonna School Activities: Fr. Sr. Orientation 1, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Class President 1; Student Council 2,3; B-Ball Cheerleader 3, Football Cheerlead- er’3, 4. Classic Moments; Freshman Senior week with Kristen, On Central Street after school with Jen R., Jen R’s bashl. Going to the prom with Chris W., Cheering at the Brockton Game and being on television, going to. see “Dave” with the guys. Personal Interests: Dancing, . cheerleading, shopping and working out. Future Ambitions;.Getting out of Leominster Christopher M, Walsh’ Walshy’’ Classic Hit: Van Halen | School Activities: Class President 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3;.4; Basketball 1, 2 Classic Moments: The Happy:Guys. The.Cape with Nick, Todd, and Matt. Spanish with Velez. “Dave ’ with the guys and Kiki, Oct. 10..M.N.F. with the guys; Prom with Kiki. Beach with the guys. Beating Brockton, Seeing Van Halen with the guys. Personal Interests: Girls, Van Halen, friends Future Ambitions: Business Career Scott D. Warner Classic Hit: All the World’s a stage-Rush School Activities; Cross-Country,.Track, Prom Committee, Rally decorating Classic Moments: The funniest time was when Mike “Duck’’ Young locked his keys in his car while it was:‘running, Twice! Future Ambitions: College, Job as Engineer, being rich Susan G. Weinkauf ‘Lefty’ Classic Hit: Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon School Activities: Riffles 3-years; Yearbook Staff; Jobs for Bay State Graduates; Art Com- mittee 4-years Classic Moments: Drum Major Academy, Me- dia Center in the moming, Band trips. and pa- rades. Personal interests: Writing, biking Future Ambitions: Computer Engineer Holly J. Weld “Tuesday” Classic Hit: in God We Trust-Stryper School Activities: Freshman Senior week Classic Moments: Getting lost with, Angela Hastings; Going in the bathroom with Julie every day; watching Tony R. cough and blowin my hair say “Cheese N’ Rice instead of Jesus Christ’ Bye Keith, Matt, Karen, Tina, Mr. Bak- er, Mr. Sweatman Personal Interests: Jesus.Christ, youth group, Jay, skiing, shopping, talking Future Ambitions: Cosmotology Wendy O. Whipple “Wen” Classic Hit: f you Leave-Orchestral, Manuvers in the Dark School Activities: JV Field Hockey 1; Spanish Club 2; tutor 2; School Newspaper 2; Fine Arts Club 3; Interclass Plays 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook manager 4 Classic Moments: Boston with Jen S, JericaM, Jay W., and Dave T; going to Top of the Hub; Sting Concert with Jen S, Jay W, Chuck D and Dave T- ‘Which way do we go?’’; Through it all 33 with Jen S and Sejal S, and to all those friends who were always there, “Our memories will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we'll find-these are the best of times” Personal Interests; Spending time with friends, shopping, reading and listening to music Future Ambitions: To be healthy, happy and eaming a six figure salary Wendy R. Wiiks ‘“Wendall”’ Classic Hit; Def Leppard ‘Hysteria’ School Activities: Freshman-Senior Orienta- tion, Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Freshman Bas- ketball 1; Interclass Plays 1, 2; Tennis 3, 4. Classic Moments: Biology |; Discecting worms with Nathan C. and Jen S.; Brockton Game with Jean B, and Lorella S.; Scott S., Greg F., Keith B. and Daryl R singing Christmas carols in Mr, Farrell's class; Going to Holy Cross with Lorella S. and getting lost; loading everyone in my car for tennis practice when my car is only a two seater; Personal Interests; being with friends and go- ing to college Future Ambition; Going to college and becom- ing a teacher Karen L. Williams School Activities: Softball 3-years Classic Moments: My classes with Karen B. Rallies, second period study with Laurie C. and Nancy H. Future Ambitions: Special Education Teacher Kristin M. Wilson Classic Hit: Don't Be Cruel-Bobby Brown School Activities: Prom Committee 3, 4; Yrbk. Sr. Manager 3, 4; Latin Club sec. 3, 4; Bryant Col. Smmr, Wkshp. 3; Hall Dec. 3, 4; Interact 4; Philosophy Club 4. Classic Moments: Being friends w Julie, Paula, Stacy; Stace: Remember Graduation Night?! Beachweek 88’; Chuck Jr.'s parties; Bryant w Cari, Tracy, Dave Rosie; Ftball games w J.B., esp. Brockton: You did it quys! Giving Bump a flower in the rally; Halfdays at Papa G's w the gang; Giving Rusty lunch money ev- ery @ % ¢ day! (Still love ya anyways Rusty!) New Year's at ‘Chuck's Bar Grill’ and going snap happy w Kristen R.; Making up Jeopardy questions in Latin w Dave; B-ball games w La- dene: are we going the right way? Great job w sweeping Fitchburg, guys! To my friends: remember the great times! Personal Interests: Spending time with friends. Future Ambitions; Go to college and get a good job. Jason W. Woodruff ‘Jay’ Classic Hit; Def Leppard-Hysteria School Activities: Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; In- terclass Plays 1, 2,3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Swimming 2, 4 Classic Moments; Team Xerox with Craig A. in Junior English; Negofying Trig. Functions with Rich C. and Wedall in Pre-Cal; Last Jr Sr Prom with Jen S.; Going to Denny’s with Cinema Crew; Duck never studying for English; Chet putting Tata to sleep in Latin Personal Interests: Writing., Arguing, Procras- tinating and being with friends Future Ambitions; Owning a Publishing Com- pany Michael S. Young “Duck” Classic Hit: Queen ‘A kind of Magic’ School Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Golf 3, 4; Boys STate 3; Co-President of the Lottery Club 4; Classic Moments: The Brockton game, going to Varsity Basketball qames, Ranson and | building our props, The Lottery Club, when | locked my keys in my car twice while it was running Personal Interests: Anything having to do with making easy money Future Ambitions: make millions of dollars anyway | can And when your sorrow is comforted you will be content that you have known me. You will always” friend be my In memory of George Henderson Hope Rintala John Finn MOST POPULAR Early in the fall of our Senior year, nominations were conducted for class superlatives. The top three vote getters were then placed on a ballot and the senior class voted for their favorites. Af- ter many hours of counting, the follow- ing members of the class of ‘89 have been chosen as the Senior class celebrities. Chris Walsh and Marcie Valeri, through their various activi- ties and great personalities, have charmed their classmates for the past four years. Our most intelligent seniors, Brian Gaudet and Jerica Mazza- ferro, ranked first and second in the class respectively, de- serve a lot of praise for their academic accomplishments. Todd Hathaway and Kristin Wilson dress to impress. | mean, God forbid if either one of them wore the same outfit twice in the same year! C’mon now! Best Dressed Vr 0 | a CELEBRITIES [oA n 1988 LEOMINSTER FOOTBALL i - 10+l f ed Friendliest You'd better hide your boy- friend or girlfriend from these two! Jim Gingras and Salina Salvatelli have lived up to this title over and over again. Need to borrow a dollar? Get some friendly advice? Chris Cutter and Julie Bon- ner are two friends who wouldn’‘t hesitate to do ei- ther. Which two seniors turn the most heads? Kristen Rich- ard and Chris Cutter do a pretty good job without even trying. Best Looking oe Ee | paar te ber jax” i mo a xii Most Athletic Our most athletic seniors, Brian Picucci and Kel- ly Boissoneau, definitely deserve this title. Brian is one of the best L.H.S. football players of all time, and Kelly is an outstanding basketball player. Both are three sport athletes. Who will be most successful twenty years from now? Most of us seem to think Todd Hathaway and Jerica Mazzaferro will be the ones raking in the dough! Dave Tata and Brandi Martin are definitely our most artistic seniors. Dave, who does all of our yearbook art, and Brandi, with her creativity, both have a successful art career ahead. Most Artistic Most Talkative co me Nicest Eyes (CF Shhh! You're going to have to quiet down to hear Scott Warner and Lorella Sciavitti speak. We've yet to see the wild side of these two. We'll keep watching though! Those sexy eyes will attract anyone! Brenda Hoffman and Rick Krupa, with their exotic eyes, will seduce ev- eryone in sight! It’s never quiet when Tracy Courtemanche and Kevin Kelly are around! You'd bet- ter be in the mood to listen, because these two will talk your ear off! OC � GW A ¢ a “a oS. be . “ a LENE ILA , The “Official Senior Class Artist’’ Dave Tata and our “critically acclaimed” actress Mary Kose Sarja are very talented and are, no doubt, head- ed somewhere. It’s never boring when Tom Mason and Tina Graves are around! Tom, who also shines on the basketball court, is always full of one liners. Tina, with her sense of humor, will have a class laughing in minutes. Flash those pearly whites, guys! Kristen Richard and Matt Philbin have the nicest looking smiles around. We can see why they won this category! ate eat £ 4 Best Smile za Best Friends Class Cutters GP You know those friends that are always together, willing to do almost anything for each other? Well, we have two sets of those friends right here. Daryl Robichaud and Keith Boissoneau, and Melanie Dantini and Angela Dinardo are inseparable. I wonder what their parents are saying now! Keith Bois- soneau and Kelly Boisson- eau were voted most mis- chievous, and they'll be trying to explain their way out of it to their parents for a long time. Looking for Brenda LeB- lanc? How about Derek Drury? You probably won't find them in school! These two have problably missed more classes than they have gone to! They didn't even show up for the pic- ture!!! i Copley t sale � works The streamlined shape and sweeping curves of the craft diffuse and defiect radar beams Engine exhaust gases are mixed with cool air and exit on top of the craft away from ground- based infrared sensors Many internal structural Sete elements are made of layered carbon- fiber composites less visible to radar than metal The entire craft is coated with honeycomb ferrite-based material that absorbs radar beams az eaten eae jc MN oii asl cs SHALL ov ER CAE en ad POAC LAMBRA SERDAR SEE REY, PCRAEME, HHH FHEEED � © PEKEMEEFER MIDRERPBE Bt 4 amon OHHH ee ccronaerennamennenneccimnr G NTED iil POWERS, BUT DEALING ITH THE B1G FIVE-O MAY BE MY BIGGEST WALLENGE YET... ff But.. GREAT SCOTTI! THERE GOES THE : HYPERSONIC SIGNALS ON JIMMY OLSEN'S SIGNAL WATCH!!! THIS 1$ NO TIME FOR INTROSPECTION...fH! = elebrates out os ecution morning, an exultant crowd | Above: Ronnie Mazzaferro has a good sense of humor! Above: Maria Acevedo got the right combi- nation. Below: Brian Bond can’t hide his boredom. Crystal Bickford lights up the room with her smile. Below: Not a happy moment in the life of Jim Gingras. Seniors Melanie Dantini, Angela Di Nardo, Tina Graves, Diana Muir, Kelly Couture, and Kristi Vachon smile pretty for the camera! Above: Marcie Valeri and Ladene Beaulieu grab a bite to eat at Papa Gino's. Right: Capturing the unexpected side of Chris Cutter! Above: “If you could only read my mind,” thinks Jen Reddy about Todd Hatha- way. Chris Cutter, Kristin Wilson, Kristen Richard, Kiki Venios, Mary Rose Sarja, and Tracy Courtemanche enjoy the traditional Senior Breakfast. lle Above: Jessica Ojala and Lisa Richard get comfort- able in the auditorium. at Above: Kiki Venios and Dave Tata explain to the class about the Yearbook. Chris Walsh montis Y 4 ig. ewe p looks pretty interested! Left: Chris MacBrian daydreams of a tropical beach 3,000 miles a “ Ee ty eee away. Kevin - you ham! Daryl Robichaud and Paige Gopfurt can’t get enough of each other! Jamie Merrifield ponders the meaning of life. Above left: Jay Caouette shows who is 1. Matt, Nick, and Tommy think So too! Above right: Julie Bonner and Lisa Bourque are two of a kind. mm onesie Ve ie od | | { Ls. | } | | } | } Above: Melissa Caisse, Kelly Couture, and Kim Carr enjoy lunch with friends. Left: Tommy Mason and Doug Derry take time out for a soda break. EBS R Tetalal sie Above: Seniors Scott Smith, Keith Boissoneau, and Daryl Robichaud seem to be total- ly amazed by Mr. Farrel’s PreCalculus assignments, but who wouldn't be! Left: Ms. Maquire’s English class is not just a job for Marcie Valeri, it’s an adventure! Right: Football player Steve Bump’ LeBlanc proudly shows off his Economics project. Way to go Bump! Above: Seniors Dave Tata, Brian Bond, Tra- cy Courtemanche, and Kristin Wilson stop to chat with the lovable Mr. Deluca. Right: Hav- ing a grand old time at the Senior Breakfast is Student Council President, Todd Hatha- way, who took time out to smile for the cam- era. Cheers!! Below: Th e camera captur the grins of Jorge Rosario, Lesley Hebeyf, Stephanie Valeri, and Julie Sweatland. Ajfd you thought it was the appetizing schgol lunch!! - ge WT IN ee: gt y ee AMERICAN GIRLS! PPh TDe wth� : cient. sane cess NTO nh” URINE Las Wea alle Snes aertheRs,., bo maleg tik (Atif hap att a . hi, HGR, om f m 7 mes + 3 5 ‘ pris ek Ais y n ‘hy My | 4 4 rs bic +a , — ff ae , _ Hh _ 13 ho A) tg ’ “sah ay g Te we bulk : i Me , , gh Paty { Traci Golembiewski loves Economics while Jason Woodruff is only mildly enthused!!! me Chris Walsh mesmorizes the class with his 60 Mazz - you SPAZZ!! Deb Harper— not running? charin, personality, and good looks. Walsh My g is a god! SS Rae a SHAE eee ; eI EES 1S aia amet certs neo ER Tommy is having a bad day. Left: Rance and Duck - entrepre- neurs of Roserbucks. Below: Dave rapping to a biography sheet which he never filled out. Kim Reynolds and Jackie Hernandez love the camara! Left: Bill Simms takes a mo- Above: Danny Gorka, Kristin ment to say hi. Below: Charlene Wilson and Chris Cutter smile Richards, Patricia Scipone, Kel- at Senior Breakfast. Below: Rick ly Bartlett and Laura Gallo Caponi and Matt Thibodeau share a conversation during seem content in Accounting lunch. class. asataesircecoarssenneaaseaente Below: Cary Leroy, the Leominster High Blue Devil, Below: “We love you Devils!” looks enthralled in English class. This about sums it up! Above: From the grin on Sheri Max- im’s face, one can tell she loves school. Left: What? Live without Diet Coke?!? For Heath- er Stober this would be impossi- ble! Right: Keith Collette grabs the telegram to read the latest news. Below: Penny Igna- chuck and Lisa Galletta are just elated to finally be seniors. Below Left: Traci Reid, Melissa Reynolds and Holly Hachey seem to be having a blast in the Deca Store, but what about Scott Harris? Qani nr “3 Above: Kelly Bartlett, Jean Barclay, Traci Golembiewski, Lorella Schiavitti, Charlene Richard, and Laura Gallo enjoy a delicious breakfast | on the morning of the Thanksgiving Rally. — Stace, show off those pearly whites! Colinda Choquette and Becky Daigle relax. | Kristi Vachon cleans up the home ec room. Scott and Missy, friends always Todd, you big stud!! : } v : ai GFE V bd ‘ | ‘ 4 © Senior, : | (? ; : — 8 es Me: wary 4 ) Gralg Ass au Vd Greater .Lleomin- sachysetts a XS cation Awol Ster es John Beverstock . r Athlete;D.A.R. d Frost: Auto’ Parts’ of Léomin-) Schalarshi ® North C al Mas} Award for Excellence 5 Auto” ; Dona bineau: Forergn® Lan- Itors Scholarship ) bechanics. NS ( _ Aquage, ‘Away for yaa nce in ROU S F all Paul Hagher: Lou’s'BlectYic Sup- FrendH. = oe olarship; Ma$s- - . 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Rostury olatship. Monique Credit: Senior Award jn pDebor Ha) = Julié Bonnef: Eligabeth Morrill Peer Support Program; Leomjnster ‘in 108, Scholarship. High Award for contribu ee to the.) A Anne Boucher , ee Avard in Scho MusiGy ss | Peer Council Préqtam; Ralph Rob- Davj “ertson Memorial Scholarship. of, tKS Scholarship; Dwayne Boyd: ért Cormier Cre- efice Qly mnpiad Winner i Biol “Devils Sp ative Writing Award! Brian Walsh “Rguisse® ward -for ervice oa Todd Hathaway: Army. | ational Sci- af Scholarship; Witttam Lefebvre bes hool; J.D. Miller$cholarship; e{ Aional 4: ‘ morial Soholarship for Exeeltgn {tet DiPaoli Memorial Award gay Me Ori in Character. 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Anne GUE bass Picwcci Jen Sheldon; seomins, Knights _ XY) 3 O ri x | Ge ATYS: i ky j ad r ) nea ae g a ayo 2 Fh of ee ao is 5M pee aise Q j it a. o % t ; se! fae e NN ae =, ae tS Oke ee SS ke “hg Se g N = Og % ™ 6) alle j e ON a shy © | . Kee? Q — = - NS ae we ee o Os ace eS me You Can Call This One ‘Pay Back” It was the only thing you wanted to taik about all weekend. Leominster 27, Brockton 12. Balloons. 10000 people. The USA Today number one ranked team in the country. Leom- inster 27, Brockton 12. It’s a rare event when something happens that ties together an entire community, the sort of thing that everyone wants to be a part of, that everybody-everybody-talks about in ev- ery classroom, in every hall, and in every store, the sort of event that begins every conversa- tion you have with everyone you run into for weeks afterward. One of those things happened Friday night, October 28, 1988, under the lights at Doyle Field. Most of us had come for the same reason- because our team was playing the number one-rated high school football team in the whole United States. Sure, we said we “‘liked Leominster’s chances” against Brockton, and we knew we had a strong team this year. But we expected to be in awe of this visiting team from a school of 5,500, with runningbacks built like bulls and with the speed of jackrabbits. After all, there hadn’t been 10,000 of us at any other game this year. What we got for $2.50 was more than a thrill- ing surprise. We got more than the greatest victory in 105 years of LHS football. We got ‘Pay Back”’. We felt a reason to swell with pride to tell people we were from Leominster. We got a high school football game that got us more excited than we've ever felt at a high school football game. We stood up in the stands and packed the hills at either end zone and yelled until we lost our voices-and we still liked the way we sounded. We were deafening. The stakes were high, but only because we set them so high. We felt a sense of confidence when our boys drove all the way downfield and scored on their first possession. We couldn't believe the holes our offensive line was opening up, or how our defense swarmed all over Brockton’s powerful runners every time they carried the ball. We had visions of Doug Flutie when Steve Santucci caught that tipped long bomb from Pudge Spinelli. We cringed when Brian Picucci limped off the field in the third quarter, but shook our heads in amazement as we watched Jay Caouette pick up the slack with some watch-my-feet-if- you-can running to keep the offense moving. We yelled “Yeah!” when Picucci gestured tri- umphantly toward the crowd in the scoreboard end zone after scoring. We almost lost our minds when Frankie lacoboni buried Brockton QB Bob Zurinskas with a crushing blind side hit. We did lose our minds when Doug Derry picked off that Zurinskas pass and raced into the end zone to hammer the last nail in Brock- ton’s coffin. And we sang and waved goodbye to Brock- ton’s team and their fans as they shuffled off Doyle after the game. We wanted them to hear us. We were number one now. And you know what we’re gonna call this one? That's right. “Pay Back’. This one’s “pay back” for all of our teams that have lost to Brockton, because none of those losses could ever be as devastating as this loss was for Brockton. This one’s for the Globe and the Herald for doing huge write-ups about Brockton and ig- noring Leominster year after year. This one’s for all those people who've pro- nounced the name of our city “Lee-O-minster”’ and for all those people who refer to our loca- tion as somewhere in “western Mass.”’. Now they'll find us on the map. This one’s “pay back” for all of us, and we're going to take it and put it in our pocket. Thank you Armond, Rudy, and Darnell. So let coach Dubzinski, the LHS superstars, and all those players who didn’t get into this game but played their hearts out at every prac- tice so that the starting line would be that much better come game time-let them all be proud. They deserve it. And let the LHS cheer- leaders and band and every senior, junior, sophomore and freshman in our school be proud too. Hey, let every teacher and every administration worker be proud, too, if they want. But no one’s going to claim a monopoly on pride with this one. We got ‘Pay Back”. Clockwise from left: Pudge Spinelli hands off to the superfast Jay Caouette; Yeah, right Keith!!!; A ju- bilant Steve Santucci makes the front page of the Boston Herald; Steve Santucci reaches for a de- flected TD pass; Can you see the hidden message in this picture?; These LHS fans have reason to cheer as they watch their team crush Brockton; Pudge Spinelli is held aloft by Steve Santucci after his key touchdown. ( opley | NC Tum to Pag om ‘, push Vv a votes E 4 Al : OMINSTER ST: AGES TEN NATI 371G GOR eo ae Y} % he WY) 7 y ij WY Ly Leaders of the Junior class are President Anthony “Pudge” Spinelli, Vice Pres- ident Wendy Phelps, Trea- surer Gregg Falcone, and Secretary Shelly Lanciani. UN : onda o eae OS mp Nth Re Sen Re � y a epi 6 Z Gi PN lla ee PMD ep pitpatentitwiis:, At the head of the Sophomore class are President Andy Kelly, Vice President Jeff Duchesneau, Treasurer Tony Pier- marini, and Secretary Chris Perri (ab- sent). iene Leading the Freshmen class are President Alexis Venios, Vice President Ro- salie Allain, Treasurer Brian Wiechenback, and Secre- tary Jill Largee. Top left Kevin lannacone; top right Paul Leger; left Kevin Maillet The auto body department trains students in the re- pair trade as applied to automobiles and other vehicles. Students are instructed in the proper use of all basic hand and pneumatic tools. They leam to straighten frames and uniconstruction bodies, repair doors and fenders, and replace damaged parts with new parts. Students gain skills in welding, sanding, masking, spraying, refinishing, estimating jobs, parts placement and panel repairs by working on actual jobs in the shop. Larry Preville is hard at work in the Auto Body shop. Chris Vezina completes the repair. | ‘ Larry Preville enjoys the challenge of auto mechanics. The learning environment of the auto mechanics class is obviously under and around automobiles. This course provides training in all phases of automotive maintenance, engine tune-up, brake work, cooling sys- tem, electrical system, complete front-end service, re- placement of component parts, clutch, transmission, driveline service, lubrication, suspension, and engine work. Each student is trained to his or her own capacity to work within the industry where the demand for quali- fied, competent people is always high. AN {aks Nh . “Ss NY a oe ert de df fy SS f aye LNG i : Seniors Chris Vezina, Kevin lannacone, Kyle Mahan, and Ken Morales learn the fun- damentals of Auto Mechanics. Scott Gauthier, left; and Steve Leblanc, right, con- Struct a house. © Beginning carpentry students learn the proper use, safety, and care of hand and power tools, blueprint reading, and layout design. Freshmen and sophomores work on various shop projects using millwork machin- ery. Trained juniors and seniors apply learned skills in the house building program by building a house each year from the sill to the cap on the roof. These skills include rough framing, boarding, shingling, exterior and interior trim, stair building, and cabinet work. SN Jason Lortie learns the fundamental skills of building a house. NBEUEE . yy ‘a hoe _ . _ 2 N : : i 2 a avanti wy seen Ay ye ATTY Vine sc Wy Students develop a knowledge of electronic circuits and the operation of electronic equipment. 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S2asURsS FSsxoauks OHkoao od Oo i ci ws so er Te es Students in the electrical wiring department will learn residential, commercial, and industrial wiring in accor- dance with the Massachusetts Electrical Code. Students learn the basics of electrical theory and application. Juinor and senior students wire a residential home and work on a variety of skills of outside electrical work. The student on completion of his or her senior year will have accumulated 1'4 years of the four year apprentice- ship necessary in order to become a licensed electrician. Hastings works diligently in the Graphic Arts ; ; Leslie Avery and Ann Fletcher experiment with some - - - - - 4 - - - - - - Derek Ducharme waits for his next assignment. Kevin Amold helps clean up a part of a print er. The students in graphic arts leam design, layout, and the operation of computer typesetting machines. They embrace the use of offset cameras, preparation of nega- tives, and platemaking. They learn how to operate and maintain offset presses and become familiar with the use of bindery equipment including cutters, folders, sta- plers, and book binders. Students learn cost estimating, billing procedures and material ordering. They also run a complete student-operated print shop. Senior Tammy Doiron collates some Graphic Arts work. Shop. ine hes a job in Mach 1S ior Steve Cote fin © Vv i?) Shop. ine in the Mach and Joe Hache , Randy Hebert , Nacke nan hael Cooper, B Seniors Steve Cote, Mic Wome PY esas eles 28 Soact eecssets i i aS E Eo26q5 Hl EoSERGSE ib SL RESBES fl (ae pe Saeae ‘a BES: go § i cue gdea® “ Ha NZE00 Sosa y oo es: gecsaese SSose gos ei5acaees gov oeEs se Dogs S5re geeseaess EPSLS gee EPs2S4o sk Se pasECse eee EEGs ESSN PP 55° ggeuseczs ESEEs 5 So 6 oO 5 g ees Beebe mak oX Yen Seniors John Carrescia, Dean McGuinness, Dino Poudrette, Steve Berube, Paul Foley and Travis Vallee in Welding class. This course qualifies the student to do a wide variety of welding and metal fabrication. Students will learn the skills involved in arc welding, pipe welding, oxyacety- lene welding, MIG welding, TIG welding and oxyacety- lene buming with radio-graphic machines, as well as silver and lead soldering. Students will also learn the techniques of metal fabrication including layout, bend- ing and forming. Paul Foley uses some welding material in welding class. eS minstet stra ort A 1 te eating the students, a Se ches level of Ibe niidsed | is an understate- a with hin or studied un- To the class of 1989: I was well aware of your numerous talents and great potential when you came here as freshman. You have not disappointed us as you developed both beyond expectations. You have proven to be an outstanding class, and, for that, | am both happy and grateful for what you've done for the school and yourselves. However, this is just the beginning- go out into the world and continue what you've been doing the past four years, and success will be yours. My thoughts, prayers, and love will be with you. Edward J. Walsh Assistant Principal To the class of 1989: | would like to take this opportunity to wish all the members of the lass of 1989 the very best of luck and success in all your future endeavors. | would also ljike to thank the Class of 1989 for their excellent ooperation and leadership in helping to make Leominster High School a fine school, one that we, the administration, students, parents, and community can be proud of. Again, success and happiness to a class of students who have ruly eared it. Peter S. Michaels Assistant Principal To the class of 1989: You have been given a solid educational foundation to meet and deal with the challenges that life will present. Take the skills you have learned and look to the future. “Dream no small dreams and make no small plans.”’ But after you have dreamed and planned, work hard to make a happy and productive life. The best of luck and congratlations to the class of 1989. Roger R. Melanson Director, Occupational Education To the Class of 1989: Much has been said and written recently about public education in our country. Your achievements to date are proof that our graduates of today are prepared to compete with those who have gone before in the world’s marketplace. You have been given a firm foundation for the challenges that await you. I have every confidence that you are pre- pared to confront those challenges. and fulfill your responsibilities in a manner that will make all of us who are associated with Leominster High School proud. Best wishes in all your endeavors. Superintendent Louis R. Amadio To the Class of 1989: You can be justificably proud of your individual and collective achievements. Each of you has taken your individual interests, abili- ties, and initiative and applied them to the opportunities made avail. able to you by your parents and the Leominster Public Schools. Through that process you have attained your own level of success and achievement. Your future will likewise be determined by your application of abilities, interests and motivation to the opportunities presented to you in your past high school years. Whether you choose to further your formal education or proceed directly into the work force, your degree of success will in large measure be determined by your own efforts. The old saying still applies, “You get out of it what you put AN a gs into it.’” You are the key to your future. I extend my wishes for your a e future happiness. Assistant Superintendent Pelino A. Masciangioli To the class of 1989: | 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 I wish for you. This development will, | hope, assist all of you in maintaining a lifestyle where the achieve- ment of personal goals as well as a committment to service to others is possible. Carol L. Kelly Business Administrator Guidance Department (from top) head counselor George Shirley McLean, William Mercer Patricia Pothier, Donald Thorne Schroeder, Jeanette Damon 5 In Memory Of A Richard Morano ' (1948-1988) “When good men die their goodness does not perish, But lives though they are gone. -Euripides Department Of Science Michael Cavanagh, Francis Leahey, Leo McCarter, Mark Siemaszko, Frank Stef- fanides, Ross Sweatman, Carolyn Tolman (from top) Department head John Gal- lagher, Maureen Angelini, David Caporello Computer Department Department head Gregory Billings, Wal- ter Wasiuk, Betty Raymond eelOCUS mu. George Whittemore Science Department “Respect is not something you can demand,” says Mr. Whitte- more. “You have to earn re- spect.’’ Few teachers have earned as much respect as Mr. Whittemore in so short a time. The respect is due to his knowl- edgeable mind, concern for the students, and contagious enthusiasm. Mr. Whittemore attended Keene State College and the Uni- versity of New Hampshire before doing graduate work at WPI, Clark, and U Mass. He taught at Worcester Academy for nine years before coming to Leomin- ster High in 1987 to teach ad- vanced physics courses and principles of technology. His suc- cess brought him the school Sci- ence Teacher of the Year award for 1987-1988. He is very im- pressed with the science depart- ment here; there is much mod- erm equipment and the teachers, according to Mr. Whittemore, “really care’’ about finding the best way to present physics won- ders in the classroom. Mr. Whittemore, in addition to his graduate work in physics and education, is currently writing two books. The first is a supple- ment to an AP physics textbook which will focus on “‘sidelight’’ areas of physics. The other pre- sents Mr. Whittemore’s strong views on education. He feels that today’s students have ‘‘more tal- ent than they are given credit for,’’ but too often they are opt- ing for less demanding coursework for various reasons. He also feels that there are too many non-teaching “experts” who actually ‘don’t have a clue” about how the system works. Teachers should have more power in the daily operation of schools. For their part, teachers need to teach “‘with, not at stu- dents’’, and parents must be in- volved in all aspects of their child’s education — ‘‘academic, moral, social, and otherwise”’. Mr. Whittemore’s hobbies in- clude golf, basketball, baseball, chopping wood, and playing the guitar. He has a wife and one daughter. He feels that science is important not only for the con- tent, but for teaching how to think critically and creatively — a talent that is “invaluable... and rare.” 0 Department Of English (from top) Department head Gilbert Bonita Flood, Donald Fredd, Nancy Tremblay, Ann Belliveau, Angela Buss, Gauthier, Scott Hay Joseph Hebert, Barry Lew, Jane Maguire, Steve Dauphanais Richard Mailloux, (next page) Donald Malley, Karen Moriarty, Geraldine Rheault, Louise Thomas, Angela Trudel pr OCUSis Sheila Rockwell English Department A graduate of Leominster High School and a fifteen year teach- er, twelve of them at the high school, Mrs. Rockwell is retiring from the school scene after 1988-1989 in order to spend more time with her family. She has nothing but praise for the department she is leaving be- hind. She says that she has al- ways been impressed with the strengths of the teachers in the English department and the great diversity of their talents. It is a department that “is always self-evaluating’’ and working to improve. However, it will be hard to replace Mrs. Rockwell and her articulateness, gentle character, and commitment to education. Mrs. Rockwell favors a large body of classic literature being taught at both the junior and se- nior high schools. She has a strong interest in English litera- ture; while she was teaching at Gallagher Junior High, Mrs. Rockwell appeared before the School Committee to protest the removal of literature as a course from the curriculum. Her opinion still is that the classics of litera- ture “give a firm background” for general knowledge as well as better understanding of human themes which do not change with time. For the future of U.S. education in general, Mrs. Rock- well believes that much depends on President Bush’s promise to be “the education president.” Expansion of basic English course Offerings at LHS is need- ed despite the emphasis on bud- get constraints. Mrs. Rockwell graduated from Smith College with a B.A. and from Fitchburg State College with a master’s degree in teach- ing English. She is married and has three married children. Oth- er than literature, two of her in- terests are golfing and art. She is a trustee at the Fitchburg Art Mu- seum and is a chairman on the Board of Registrars. She says that she does not buy art, but “I enjoy looking.... ” Department Of Social Studies James Beauregard, Robert Brennan, Dominic Ciccolini (from top) Gerard Aubuchon, Paula Bail- ly-Burton Margaret lacoboni, Eleanore Leger, Nan- cy Levy ———— Kenneth Stevens, Bermhard Sund, David Williams EL OGUSe. Carl Baker, Jr. Social Studies Department Mr. Baker is the new head of the social studies department. A true veteran of the department, he has taught for twenty-eight years with his degrees being from U Mass, Fitchburg and Fra- mingham State. Among his goals for the de- partment are making the social studies department more visible through a nearby bulletin board yearly history contest, class- room stress on historical per- sonalities, a social studies re- source room, and a _ bulletin board for upcoming social stud- ies-related events. When asked about the value of social studies, Mr. Baker had much to say. “Know thy neigh- bor’ and “Social awareness” were the main ideas, he offered, as “you ought to be aware what makes a country tick if you want to communicate and be heard by them.” Mr. Baker wants everyone to know that though history, civics, and geography have gotten ‘Enough bad press”, the world “is really exciting.” Mr. Mrs. Baker have three grown children; he enjoys partic- ipating in the Sports’ Car Club’s America Races. He appreciates Top 40, classical and country and western music, and coaches track at LHS. Department Of Mathematics Carol Hynes, Mary McDonald, Joseph Navaroli (from top) Department head Anne O'Connor, Elfriede Cavanagh Debbie Sundstrom, Nancy Swanson EEOGUS os Ismael Garcia Math Department Mr. Garcia, owner of ‘Garcia and Son” gift shop, has been a math teacher for eighteen years, having taught at Clinton High for two years and at Southeast Ele- mentary for twelve before his present four years at LHS. He at- tended Boston University, Fitch- burg State, the University of Low- ell, and Atlantic Union College, and majored in mathematics with a minor in physics. Now having settled at Leomin- ster High, Mr. Garcia’s opinion of the LHS Math Department is that it has been very good at recog- nizing and correcting problems and rough edges in the curricu- lum. The department is also strong in its unity and willing- ness to learn from the students — having students with the de- sire to learn helps greatly in the teaching process. Among the options available to the Math Department for smoothing out individual stu- dent problems are the comput- ers in the Math Resource Koom. Mr. Garcia has seen the use of these computers by the students as a tool for motivation of all classes of students. He has also seen the use of the eighth grade achievement test as a real help to many students to get off on the right foot in starting the study of algebra early. This pro- gram, Mr. Garcia believes, intro- duces highe r mathematics early enough to allow students a much better degree of retention and recognition of concepts later on in high school. Mr. Garcia, in addition to his gift shop, is interested in real es- tate. He has a wife and three chil- dren. Mr. Garcia likes chess and photography. At one time, when teaching elementary school, he led a photography club, and en- joyed it. Foreign Languages Les Langues Etrangéres Las Lenguas Extranjeras Linguae Peregrinae Pamela Adler, Pauline Baker Department head Eugene Rheault Elaine Jones Mary Springer Focus Maria Davis Foreign Languages Mrs. Davis has been a Spanish teacher at L.H.S for three years. She enjoys teaching here and has always enjoyed Spanish and foreign languages in general. Mrs. Davis earned her degree at Framingham State College. Mrs. Davis has a very high opinion of the Foreign Language Department at L.H.S. When asked about the way problems were handled in her department, she said, ‘What problems?” Evi- dently, Mr. Rheault, head of the Foreign Language department, keeps his area running very smoothly. Mrs. Davis is very proud of her department and recognizes its expansion as a very good sign, having hopes for its continuance. In her spare time Mrs. Davis enjoys reading, taking classes and “working out’’. She has a husband with whom she travels frequently, and she shares these trips with her classes through slides. When asked what her favorite part of the job is, she declared it is undoubtedly the kids. She loves them all and enjoys know- ing them for the person each is in her class. Also, she has al- ways liked the low numbers in her classes so as to be able to focus on each student often. (She’s a real sweetheart!). Department Of Business Education Samuel Mascitti, Ronald Mazzaferro, Gio- vanna Moynihan (from top) Phillip DeCharles, Marilyn Fava Barbara Simpson eOCUSL. Betty Leonard Business Department Mrs. Leonard has one particu- larly vivid image of a trip to the New York City World’s Fair. There were two futuristic inven- tions on display - ‘‘a computer. . . and a TV Set.”’ The quide stated that one day everyone in the au- dience would own each of the two marvels. Mrs. Leonard re- calls that upon hearing this, her mother advised, “Don’t believe him.” The rapid progress that has occurred to make the above scene seem almost ridiculous has been a part of what Mrs. Leonard terms the advancement of civilization from ‘‘an agricul- tural society ... to a manufactur- ing society .. . and now the infor- mation society.’’ The Business Department at Leominster High plays a key role in teaching stu- dents how to operate in that new society. Mrs. Leonard, who has headed the department for over twenty years, is keeping the pace with one of the ‘miraculous in- ventions’’ — the computer. Business education has a room of IBM personal computers used only by the department. All ac- counting students have access to the room; other classes can have access to those or Sperry Rand computers. In addition, word processing has been of- fered the past five years, a skill that helps enormously in college. The philosophy of the depart- ment, according to Mrs. Leon- ard, is “to concentrate on pro- viding marketing skills’’ for modem students. This helps in two ways. More “‘entry-level job possibilities’’ are opened up to graduating students, for office work and the increasingly popu- lar accounting field. Business education also prepares a stu- dent for college with such useful skills as typing, word processing, computer handling, and _ busi- ness law, which also deals with generalities in such legal mat- ters as contracts. Mrs. Leonard is working to make “‘keyboarding’’ and word processing requirements. The very warm and amiable Mrs. Leonard has been at Leom- inster High for twenty-six years. She went to New York, Hunter, and Columbia universities and was a public accountant in New York before coming to Leomin- ster. She is married to a profes- sor emeritus and has three chil- dren, all, she notes proudly, Leominster High graduates. Physical Education And Health PE Health Health director Ralph Caisse, Mark Cleaves, John Dubzinski ESS ng tate see bhi de be de J Let VOR aa cog Ste gig ‘‘? be i John Goubeaud, Patricia Myer, Michael Vaillette (from top) Athletic director Theodore Damko, Head P.E. teacher Pauline Ciccone ucation Specialists Thomas Mullins, Sandra Turner Patricia Lee, William McDermott, Fran- cine Meigs Sheila Gibbons, James Grautski, William Lanciani Fine And Industrial Arts Fine Arts (from top) Mary Balducci, Richard - we age a John Hemenway, Clyde Lower, Rebecca Dandini _ 4 . — Stillman Richard | Richard Duval, Emile Johnson, Henry PaLOCUS ss Carolyn Kogut Art Department By her own admission, Mrs. Kogut states that many art en- thusiasts are ‘weird’, “‘intro- verts’’ , and “not normal’’. Yet that description certainly does not apply to the enthusiastic and vivacious Mrs. Kogut and her tal- ented students in the art division of Leominster High, one of sever- al separate sections (home eco- nomics, music, woodworking, drafting) in the fine and industri- al arts department. Mrs. Kogut found that her high school art course was without much learning or curriculum and had many discipline problems. As an art teacher she has tried to correct those problems, and now shares beginner, intermediate, and advanced art courses with three other teachers. The courses progress from basic skills to the usage of any medi- um for a particular project. Mrs. Kogut came to Leomin- ster High five years ago and start- ed an annual art exhibition the following year. The exhibition started on a small scale but has since expanded to include five hundred pieces from grades nine through twelve in 1989. There was also a display of the works of this year’s senior class. Two stu- dents, Bettina Charpentier and Dave Tata, competed at the state level, and Dave went on to na- tional competition. Mrs. Kogut had taught for one year before coming to LHS. She has also taught a course at the Worcester Art Museum. She owns a portfolio of fifteen works, and has displayed pieces at the Rhode Island School of Design. Her specialties are pottery and pencil drawing. Mrs. Kogut went to Bridgewater State and is now eaming her master’s degree. She plans to return to creating art in the near future. Mrs. Kogut enjoys the enthusi- asm and creativity of her stu- dents, and she believes that the classes offer an opportunity for problem solving, relaxation, and an expression of freedom. She feels that anyone wishing to take up a craft should enroll in a suit- able course; art composed with- out outside ideas tends to be- come “‘stale’’. Above all, artists cannot just be outrageous — first, “you have to be good... real good.’’ After that, artists may do whatever they please; according to Mrs. Kogut, one of the good points about crafts- manship is that it gives you the “freedom to be strange”. (from top) Shop coordinator Edwin Laetz, co-op coordinator David Papagni, Francis Aker Alcide Belliveau, John Blomquist, Paul Bouchard, George Champoux Robert DeVincentis, Clifford Gilbert, Rich- ard Hall, Robert Harrington, Kenneth Jackson Vf 4 (from top left) Arlene Keoseian, Barry Ly- ons, Michael Montzuris, Phillip Norman- din, Glenn Peacock, (from top) Ronald Rosado, James Sharkey, Lou Suckert, Gregory Tutcik Sheldon Tuttle, Robert Wiita Support Staff (from top) Elizabeth Albee - secretary, Joanne Beland - secretary, Diane Guerre- ro - tutor, Marla lacabone - Hall Monitor Gail Cancelliere - secretary, William Di- Mercy Grautski - matron, Linda Boyd - bilin- Gregorio - administrative assistant, Mar- quial, Mary Ann Brassard - health aide. cia Gardner - secretary, cafeteria staff. Mark Kurzanski - ISS officer, Nona Ojala - Katherine Parisi - librarian, Diana Perkins Arthur Sharos and Kenneth Newton - cus- secretary, Roberta Radock, Nona Ojala, nurse, Judy Robichaud - health aide, todians, Donald Tocci - hall monitor, Vic- and Connie Ayles - secretaries Gwendolen Saunders - secretary toria Underwood - secretary Student Council Members include, first row (i-r): Paige Gopfert, Alan LeBlanc, Vice President David Crowley, President Todd Hathaway, Treasurer Jerica Mazzafero, Jen Sheldon, Laura Gallo, and Ranson Koser. Second row (I-r): Jen Normandin, Amanda Lanciani, Shannon Small, Shelly Bougeious, Wendy Phelps, Ken Cordio, Jeanne Han, Judy Faberman, and Erin McMurray. Third row (I-r): Krista Wyrebek, Sarah Joplin, Jen Downing, Melissa Rocca, Ryan Caisse, Joe Langford, Stephanie Bergeron, David Brady, and Deanna Lowe. Fourth row (I-r): Robin Allain, Leah Fratturelli, Shelley Griffin, Peter Gould, Jes- sie Davenport, Annie Spinelli, and Brian Moquin. Members not pictured are: Charles DeFilippo, Maricie Valeri, Matt Pepin, Ezra Erb, Jay Dunn, Jeff Duchesneau, Rosalie Allain, John Williams, and Stephanie DiPaoli. Top: Student Council Officers: Todd Hathaway, Dave Crowley, Marci Valeri, Jerica Mazzaferro Members of the National Honor Society include, first row (I-r): Brian Bond, Rick Caponi, Alan LeBlanc, Treasurer David Crow- ley, President Jerica Mazzafero, Secretary Sejal Sheth, Vice President Marcie Valeri, Tracy Courtemanche, Laura Gallo, Wendy Whipple, and Crystal Bickford. Second Row (I-r): Lorella Schiavitti, Brian Gaudet, Scott Smith, Amanda Lanciani, Shan- non Small, Shelly Bourgeois, Wendy Phelps, Judy Faberman, and Chris Walsh. Third row (I-r): Sandy Radivonyk, Christine Consalvo, Pam Finley, Juliette Bianco, Michele Bianco, Tasha Ditch, Peter DiPaoli, David Brodkin, Ken Cordio, and Jeanne Hahn. This year the National Honor Society has conducted two Blood Mobiles, a phone-a-thon for the Heart Foundation, and have started a tutorial program. Top: NHS Officers: Jerica Mazzaferro, Marci Valeri, Setal Seth, Dave Crowley : ROW 1: (L to R) Jerica Mazzaferro, Kiki Venios, Matt Thibodeau, Chris Rodriquenz, Kristen Wilson, Todd Hathaway, Kristen Richard, David Tata, Jason Woodruff, Chris Walsh, David Proietti; ROW 2: (L to R) Masa James, Peter Gould, Andy Byron, Brandi Martin, Juliette Bianco, Jeanne Hahn, Judy Faberman, Erin McMurray, Steve Harper; ROW 3: Joel Johnson, Monique Salvatelli, Melissa Rocca, Deanna Loew, Michele Bianco, Lisa Demego, Jeff Kahan, Larry Gianakis, Roland Leclair; ROW 4. ‘Keith Barnaby, Karen Kelly, Robin Cote, Rachel Ardinger, Sarah Manktelow, Lori Belliveau, Amy Lamarche, Matt Allain, John “Quintus” Deyo, Jon Belk. Latin Club Officers; Pres. Todd Hathaway, Vic Pres. Cari Borja, (not pictured Kristen Richard, Treasurer.), Sec. Kristin Wilson, Historian David Tata, Asst. Historian Jason Woodruff. ROW 1: (L to R) Craig Tremblay, David Duval, Heather Charron, Crystal Bickford, Ed Casey; ROW 2: Sarah Manktelow, Michelle Bianco, Lori Marois, Matt Allain, John Deyo; ROW 3: Chris Walsh, Kristin Wilson, Tracy Courtemanche, AOF: Fine Arts Officers; David Duval, Heather Charron, Craig Trem- bly, Craig Sales. ROW 1 (L TO R): Susan Malla- han, Advisor, Diana Muir, Michael Nadeau, Barry Senecal Kelly Holman, Kim Barnaby; ROW 2: Craig Tremblay David Duval, Anthony Richard, Jenni- fer Sturtevant, Penny Igna- chuck Lisa Galletta; ROW 3: Craig Sayles, Jason Miner, Charlene Richard, John Hamel, Barbara McCrann, Lynn Bos- worth, Sherry LaPointe; ROW 4: Andrea Soria, Stacey Preville, Stephanie Grillo, Richard Lo- sey, Ashleigh Rheault, Kyong Hwang, Susan Weinkauf, Jenni- fer Vaillette. ROW I (L TO R): Keith Williams, Scott Mangiacotti, Christopher Ve- zina, James Gustafson, Luis Cosme, Tammy Doiron, Leslie Avery, Carla Schroeder; ROW 2: Larry Belanger, Derek Ducharme, Tina Manring, David Mattila, Brian Belliveau, Chris Thomas, Charles Watson, Melissa Sargent; ROW 3: Joey Boudreau, George Fiffy, Ron- ald Leger, Ronald Savin, Doug Mobley, Doug Gauvin; ROW 4: Mike Poulin, Matt Credit, Al Russo. Vica Officers: (L to R): James Gus- tafson, Chris Vezina, Scott Mangia- cotti, and Keith ‘Williams. — ROW 1: (L to R): Greg Hulecki, Donny Consalvo, Camie Morey, Melissa Reynolds, Tracey Reed, Kim Carr, Melissa Caisse, Jessica Ojala Lisa Richard, Scott Harris, Holly Hachey, Melissa Brady, Kel- ly Couture, Chad Belanger; ROW 2 (Lto R): Joe Tamara, Jay Dunn, Jay Tata, Corey Tourigny, Kevin Goquen, Kelly Holman, Kerry Pip- er, Holly Caralo, Mike Nadeau, Bryan Gannon, Anthony Coyle, Deanne Matarese, Lori Fiandaca, Ron Hulecki; ROW 3: Matt Pepin, Paul Brennan, Becky Brown, Scott Single, Craig Trembly, Anne Marie Dauphanis, Aaron {| Reese, Mike Cormier, Brent James; ROW 4: Jeneen Andrel- los, Debbie Fortier, Lisa Cormier, Lisa Bourque, Kara Hudson, Jen Reddy, Maria Acevedo, Lynn Bos- worth, Heather Laird, Paula Basque, Jill Fahey, Dawn Pope, Sherri Gagne, Ted Gaudet, Todd Anderson; ROW 5: Mandy Ingemi, Tricia Courtemanche, Jessica Thrasher, Liz Santos, Heather Friske, Robin Cote, Karen Kelly, Holly Hines, Jen Garland, Sue Barbeiri, Ricky Loiselle, Joel Fav- reau, Andy Johns, Scott Philbin. DECA ADV.: Dorothy Gottsegen, Bonny Flood. ROW 1 (L to R): Crissy Beland, Barbara McCrann, Lynn Bosworth, Nadia Ermini, Pam Lizotte, Ann Richard, Heather Poirier; ROW 2: Stephanie Valeri, Kelly Boi- sonneau, Stephanie Lincoln, Diana Muir, Raeann Ber- geron, Jenny Parke, Sherry Brideau; ROW 3: Julie Sweatland, Mandy Ingemi, Lisa Bourque, Marybeth Masciangioli, Jill Dawson, Donna Poulin, Janice Mail- let; ROW 4: Stacy Preville, Pamela Parent, Maria Reyes, Claudette Bourque, Ladine Beaulieu, Sherri Maxim, Jennifer Vaillette, Debarah Loiselle. BUSINESS ED OFFICERS: ROW 1: Heather Poirier, Ann Richard; ROW 2: Barbara McCrann, Deborah Loiselle. ROW | (L to R): Scott Philbin, Alan Herget, Raeann Bergeron, Laurie Hatton, Moni- que Credit, Ann Bou- cher, Colinda Cho- quette, Dawn Jones, ROW 2: Maryellen Worthliey, Tonya Beaudoin, Gina Mar- chand, Thai Mani- vong, Cindy Gerante, Lynn Pellecchia, Lisa Paris, ROW 3: Debi Fortier, Tracy Duquay, Heather Charron, Larry Gianakis, Amy Woodard, Andria Smith. Interact ROW 1: (L to R) John Belk, John Brady, Adam Simmons, Rob- ert Marshall, ROW 2: Jeff Duchesneau, Lisa Gauthier, Sumalee Sears, David Brady. Chorus members left to right (front): Ginnie Chartrand, Christine Antonioni, Crystal Bickford, Kim Rivard, Ezra Erb, Denis Thibo- deau, Lisa Paris; (sec- ond row) Michelle Comier, Michelle Mar- tin, Crystal Comelius, Kerri Richard, Diana Cardone, Kim McCor- mick, Diana Roberto; (third row) John Wil- _liams, Tim Swan, J. son Viav, Sumalee Sears Ski Club members left to right (front) David Tata, Mike Nadeau, Mary Kose Satia. Tracy Courte- manche, Steve Santucci, Gary Fitzgerald, Chris Walsh, Keith Collette, Matt Allain, Dave Proietti, Todd Hathaway, Kevin Kelly; (second row) Pam Jeffers, Kelly Bartlett, Ann McNeil, Dave Hy- tinen, Kristin Wilson, An- thony Richards, Steve McNally, Tim Pothler, Chris ReNauldi, John Deyo, Larry Boissoneau, Pudge Spinelli, Kiki Ven- ios; (third row) Mike Wal- lace, Lynn Pelleachia, Becky Daigle, Lisa Ca- poni, Ben James, Tom Hathaway, Masa James, Chris OLouski, Melissa Rocca, Chris Candiello, Larry Gianakis; (fourth row) Chuck Frye, Mark Gionnet Ski Clu b Officers: Presi- dent Jeff Duchesneau, Vice-President Ann McNeil, Treasurer Paul Coleman ROW 1: (L to R) Albert Thibaudeau, Steve Harding, Crystal Bickford, Dar- lene Henry; ROW 2: Jessica Johnson, Melissa Dionne, Steve Robillard, Kel- ley Freda, Sherry Brideau; ROW 3: C.G. Lower, Nicole St. Germain, Kath- ryn Gallant, Eric Gentile, Mark Gionet COLORGUARD: ROW 1 (L to R): Dianne Quinn, Susan Weinkauf, Tracey McCann, Helene St. Germain, ROW 2: Michele Helligas, Chris Salvatore, Tara Marois; ROW 3: Cristi Carron, Heather Marois. DANCE- LINE: ROW 1 (L to R): Cynthia Nadeau, Kim Rivard, Kim Richard; ROW 2: Rebecca Prichard, Audra Lewis, Jen Downing. Members of the band include, first row (I-r): Albert Thibaudeau, Sherry Bri- deau, Crystal Bickford, Darlene Hen- ry, Kim Rivard, and Craig Sayles. Sec- ond row (I-r) Tracy Lauer, Charlene Brousseau, Rebecca Pritchard, Cheryl Doher, Steve Harding, Craig McGary, and Kelly Freida. Third row (lI-r): Mi- chelle Cormier, Melanie Brassard, Chris Salvatore, Anne Marie Bisson- nette, Lori Marois, and Erin Gentile. Fourth row (I-r): Kathryn Gallant, Me- lissa Dionne, Jessica Johnson, Heath- er Cote, Nicole St. Germain, and Matt Swaine. Senior Band Members are pictured bottom right. Prom Committee ROW I (L to R): Tracy Courtemanche, Jerica Mazzaferro, Cari © Borja, Craig Arsenault, Ann McNeil, Rebecca Daigle, Pamela — A Lizotte. ROW 2: Kristin Wilson, Julie Bonner, ee Gallo, Lae 3 Sejal Sheth, Charles DeFilippo, Erin Suchowski, Scott Warner, Daryl Robichaud, Jason Woodruff. OFFICERS: Craig Arsenault and Ann McNeil. PHOTO CLUB ROW I: Kiki Venios, David Tata, ROW 2: Tracy Courtemanche, MaryRose Sarja, Kristin Wilson. LOTTERY CLUB: Michael “DUCK” Young and Ranson “RAINMAN”’ Roser. Yi Wii _ BROCKTON FAN CLUB: ROW I: ? ROW 2: ? ROW 3:? Hey, where did they all go? ROW I: (L to R) Marybeth Masciangioli, Sheri Maxim, Ladene Beaulieu; ROW 2: Barbara McCrann, Debbie Loiselle. Cai DOU ROW I (L to R): Kristen Richard, Lisa Burque, Ju- lie Bonner, Kiki Venios, Tracy Courtemanche, MaryRose Sarja, Kristin Wilson, Wendy Whipple, | Cari Borja; ROW 2: Moni- que Credit, Sejal Sheth, Danny Gorka, Scott Smith, David Tata, Keith § Boissoneau, Brian Bond, § Brian Gaudet, Justin Tocci; ROW 3: Jen Sturte- vant, Penny Ignachuck, § Anne McNeil, Pam Li- zotte, Traci Golem- biewski, Lorella Schia- vitti, Heather Ferguson, Susan Weinkauf, Jen Vaillette, Crystal. Bich- ford, ROW 4: Stacy Pre- ville, Pam Parent, Craig Sayles, Robin DiNardo. 3 Fi 7 YEARBOOK EDITORS TRACY COURTEMANCHIE AND MARYROSE SARJA. YEARBOOK MANAGERS: ROW 1 (L to R): Robin DiNardo, Scott Smith, Keith Boissoneau, Mary Rose Sarja, Tracy Courte- manche, Heather Ferqu- son, Tracy Golem- biewski, Monique Credit; ROW 2: Brian Gaudet, Justin Tocci, Ann McNeill, Cari Borja, Kris- tin Wilson, Kristen Rich- ard, Wendy Whipple, Kiki Venios, David Tata. Yearbook The yearbook staff at work! Pictured on the right are Mrs. Buss, Advisor; John Neister, Yearbook Representative; and Ms. Maguire, Advisor. All three assist in the production of The Magnet, LHS’s Yearbook. Below on the right are Cari Borja, Wendy Whipple, and Kristen Rich- ard. Next to them is Dave Tata busily at work. Brian Gaudet is also seen at work in the picture at the bottom of the page. These are just a few members that helped make this years book a success! POOL SE OBL iia i nc sp = eS =e co Gas = ae = NaS 4 a C = = OX (AR SS ° 55 OD, Se Entering the 1988 season, the Leominster High football squad had high hopes, as well as high expectations from Blue Devil fans. The teams’ first game versus Waltham was the first hint that this team was, indeed, something special. The Blue Devils secured themselves as a state power in schoolboy football by notching victories over the likes of Boston College High, Marlboro, and Shrews- bury, and running up a record of 6-0. The stage was set for the annual battle between Massachusetts’ perennial power Brockton and the highly touted Blue Devils. Coming into the game, Leominster was 6-0 and ranked third in the state, while the Boxers’ were not only 1 in Massachusetts, but also ranked the top high school football team in the country by USA today. The Blue Devils, led by the superb running of seniors Jay Caouette and Brian Picucci, as well as an amazing performance by the entire defensive squad, thoroughly pummelled the Brockton Boxers’ 27-12. Doug Derry iced the game with a late fourth quarter interception which he ran back for a touchdown. It was, perhaps, the greatest victory in the history of Leominster sports and will be remembered for years to come. The Blue Devils went on to become the 1 team in the state and were ranked nationally as 12. They capped off an undefeated regular season by thrashing arch-rival Fitchburg 25-8, thanks to the inspired play of defensive tackle Daryl Robichaud, who was named the game’s MVP. Though losing the Division One Super Bowl to St. John’s 8-7, the whole city of Leominster is proud of this year’s team and its terrific accomplishments. Sept. 16(A) L.H.S.28 Waltham Sept. 25(H) L.H.S.19 Boston Sept. 30(H) L.H.S.28 Marlboro 0 Oct. 7 (H) L.H.S.38 Doherty 16 Oct. 14 (A) L.H.S. 16 Shrews- bury 7 Oct, 23 (H) L.H.S.34 Lawerence 0O Oct. 28 (H) L.H.S.27 Brockton 12 Nov. 4 (A) L.H.S.25 Milford 16 Nov. 11(H) L.H.S.29 Wachusett 7 Nov. 24 (A) L.H.S. 25 Fitchburg 8 Dec. 3 °(at WPI) L.H.S. 7 St. John’s 8 (n= Bowl Central Mass. Division | Super 4 30242585 . AGB gQey = QRZ aS ee s te = ag aig tg 7 — a vs ataee es 71-87 af A Mg th Front Row L to R: Doug Derry, Kon Mazzaferro, Andy Johns, Chris Cutter, Chris Walsh, Steve Leblanc, Brian Picucci, Jason Caouette, Rick Caponi, Gary Fitzgerald, Steve Santucci, Dave Proietti, Keith Collette. Second Row: Brian Gannon, Chris Barros, Jim Gingras, Barry Senecal, Rusty Frederick, Scott Salvi, Jorge Colon, Daryl Robichaud, Tim Tata, Kevin Kelly, Chris Vezina, Brian Bond. Third Row: Jamie Christoforo, Frank lacaboni, Sean Anderson, Eric Herndon, Tom Loiselle, Scott Philbin, Mark Dionne Rich Sargent, Pudge Spinelli, Grant Thomas, Craig Martin, (Fifth Row L to R) Jay Valera, Jay Tata, Jason Carr, Chris Candiello, Don Chaban, Andy Kelly, Mark Matthews, Mike Wallace (Back Row L to R) Coach Mark Kuszanski, Coach Jeff Wironen, Coach John Culley, Coach Chris Young, Coach Bob Healy, Coach Roger Mercier, Coach John Dubzinski Offense: Front Row L to R: Chris Cutter, Steve LeBlanc, Gary Fitzgerald, Defense: Front Row L to R: Steve Santucci, Gary Fitzgerald, Craig Martin, Grant Thomas, Jon Carr, Ron Mazzaferro, Jim Gingras, Back Row: Chris _ Daryl Robichaud, Dave Gendron, Frank lacaboni, Back Row: Rusty Fred- Walsh, Jim Kartanos, Brian Bond, Anthoney Spinelli, Brian Picucci, Jason __ erick, Jon Carr, Jason Carr, Dave Proeitti, Rick Caponi, Brian Picucci, Caouette, Rusty Frederick, Steve Quinn, Steve Santucci Barry Senecal, Keith Collette, Tim Tata, Doug Derry Captains: (L to R) Jason Caouette, Steve LeBlanc, Brian Picucci, Rick Front Row L to R: Roger Mercier, John Dubzinski, Bob Healy, Chris _Caponi Young. Back Row: John Culley, Mark Osowski, Mark Kuszanski, Jeff ) Wironen, Ron Mazzaferro. | Turkey Bowl Victory = Ny aS e2 ol September 17(H .28 Waltham = 22 ote aa hog t wr : Sl a September 26(H) i HS. 26 B.C. High 16 A 43% . — ae October3 (H) L.H.S. 14 Marlboro 6 ’ ue : x 496 4 aS f October 17 (A) L.H.S. 16 Shrewsbury 8 Fan 0. a oS °)% October 24 (A) L.H.S.35 Gardner 24 : , € : K€ November 15 (H) L.H.S. 26 Wachusett 0 ( R November 21 (A) L.H.S. 30 Fitchburg 16 First row L to R: Marc Wironen, Steve Lanza, Juan Medina, Jorge Rosario, Masa James, Mike Vitone, Andreas Karlsson, Kenny Thompson, Peter Tata, Mark Matthews. Second row: Coach Mark Kurzanski, Dan Bilodeau, Scott Muth, Tony Piermarini, Ronnie Levesque, Matt Credit, Andy Plant, Jeremy Bray, Tom Loi- selle, Scott Philbin, Coach Jeff Wironen. Third row: Mike Wallace, Chris Can- diello, Don Chaban, Andy Kelly, Kendall Robinson, Doug Mobley, Mike Salafia, Ben White, Justin Phillips, Alan Hatch. Frosh Football September 26(H)L.H.S. 14 B.C. High October 3 (H)L.H.S. 56 Marlboro October 11 (A)L.H.S. 8 Wore. V. October 17 (H)L.H.S. 46 Shrewsbury October 24 (H)L.H.S. 36 Holy Name October 31 (H)L.H.S. 46 Algonquin November 7 (A)L.H.S. 16 Milford November 15 (H)L.H.S. 30 Wachusett November 21 (A)L.H.S. 8 Fitchburg (s e elelleve relate) :] Te, Ks First row L to R: Nick Carboni, Ken Bergeron, left team, Bob Fleck, Justin UO an Colcord, Keith St. Jean, Joel Petricca, Mike Valeri, Shane Tata, Jim Herrick, Don Salafia. Second row: Brian Weinchenbach, Chris Melan son, Chad Owen, Dana Valiton, Matt Hughes, Anthony Aho, Eric Smith, Jason Gagnon, Brian Hale, Mike Monterio, Ryan Jordan. Third row: Coach Ron Mazzaferro, Steve Ayles, Kamlith aN Kousambath, Louis Seqggarra, Mike Boivin, Chris Baronowski, David Davis, Aaron Hay, Neil Frenchette, Ryan Roser, Greg Preville. Back row: Brendon Curley, Kai Raxasack, Ken Aubuchon, left team, left team, Jay Duffy, Chris Laslocky, Tom Foster, Paul Kuettner, Coach Mark Osowski. Football Cheerleaders The Leominster High football team has had a great season, but the en- ergy and spirit of the LHS cheerleaders helped to make it all possible. A cheerleaders’ job is never easy; there are many rules to follow, and along with numerous practices, they also have the responsibility of rep- resenting their school in sportsmanship and school spirit. Senior cheerleaders in- clude: Kiki Venios, Kris- ten Richard, Cari Borja, Kim Reynolds, Stacy But- ler, Paige Gopfert, Heath- Front Row L to R: Shelly Bourgeois, Tina Hartman, Kiki Venios, Paige Gopfert, Jen Normandin, Melanie | er Stober, Paula Richard, Leger Back Row: Stacy Butler, Kim Reynolds, Heather Stober, Cari Borja, Kristen Richard, Paula Richard, and Brenda Hoffman. Brenda Hoffman. Ti, Wr a” Varsity Field Hockey Front Row (L to R): Karen Hill, Lisa Bourque, Tina Leger, Shelly Richard, MaryRose Sarja, Kelly Boissoneau, Angela Hastings. Middle Row (L to R): Lisa DeMego, Stephanie Bell, Cindy Gerante, Melissa Rocca, Jen Whipple, Heather Tourigney. Back Row (L to R): Kerry Aubuchon, Tanya Beaudoin, Sally Snyder. Left: Captains Tina Leger and Shelly Rich- ard. Below: Coach Crowley giving the girls some pointers. poe ee « : 3 ‘ ‘ Leominstrer O Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster O Leominster 2 Leominster O Leominster 2 Leominster 1 Leominster O Leominster 3 1 (0) (0) 2 5) (0) Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leominster Leomonster Milford Marlboro Burncoat Shrewsbury Worcester South Wachusett Milford Doherty Algonquin Clinton Fitchburg Fanning Trade Hudson Westboro Marlboro Shrewsbury Fanning Trade Wachusett rRPOWO OUONFRONKFWOOFRO JV Field Hockey Front Row L to R: Lori Boudreau, Lisa Salvi, Jen Cormier, Laura Dignard, Jessie Davenport, Kirstie Salmi. Back Row: Amanda Lanciani, Dnamana Shakespeare, Nicole Girouard, Melissa Dionne, Jen Downing, Jen Lortie, Amy Lamarche, Audra Lewis. Y YE At the helm for the boy’s varsity soccer team during the 1988 season was first-year coach Giu- seppe ‘“Joe’’ Romano, as twenty-one year mentor Sept. 13 (HYRULE CTO Milford 0 Emile Johnson Jr. left to organize the girl's team. Sept. 20 (A}auel Sel Mar!boro 3 Coach Romano has played soccer overseas in Ger- Sept. 22 (WH) L.H.S. 5 Shrewsbury 0 many and had coached a Clinton youth team to a Sept 255 (A) SEN 2e 2 pon ; state title. Despite losing eight starters to gradua- ser 7 4 ten ae A tion, the Blue Devils remained competitive. Lead- Sept. 29 (A) L.H.S.1 Milford 4 ing the way was four-year starter and tri-captain Ocigs (H) L.H.S. 4 Doherty 4 Arthur Fotakis, who had twenty-one goals in seven- Oct. 4 (A) L.H.S. 0 Algonquin 6 teen games. Tri-captains Todd Hathaway and Sn e a es . eae . Derek Drury also had fine seasons both on offense Oct. 17 (A) LHS. 0 North Middlesex 1 and on defense. Senior Tom Mason and junior Oct. 18 (Ae Ses Westboro ) Tom Hathaway each did a fine job in the net for the Oct. 20 Qa)) Idaks, al Marlboro ©) Devils. als 2s: (A) ee She weDUly é The junior varsity team also had a first-year Oct. 27 (TH) eee LESSO Wachusett 2 i 2 Oct. 28 (AySRITESal Nachoba 5 coach in Tom Worthley, a former Blue Devil soccer tri-captain. The Jayvees made great progress un- der Mr. Worthley, having a winning season while — playing aggressive soccer. Ls ey ae hie Ces Sh eyed Oe Ss 2 Pec on at be ne . : ; . He s “ he yo ae ee nn cece +, � We ¥ 4 ®, ap oF ode % ape eal OLR OF wig ee ’ Aiton So : 5 aS Saber Ds ae hs ee ts es ae + ig ata Me es ae Oe Sait oe van : Sh OO lg lth Beh IP RO GN Mea ae PT! ede ee a “ Sf oS Front Row L to R: Jay Ferrara, Emie Charon, Ryan Caisse, Chuck DiFilippo, Derek Drury, Todd Hathaway, Arthur Fotakis, Mike Bal eee Salavardos, Joe Anthony. Back Row: Brad Stone, Tom Hathaway, Matt Philbin, Brian Gaudet, Brian Taylor, Steve Beck, Tom Mason, Scott Brough, Chris Rodriquenz, Christos Fotakis. 2 Vis é iy, igh 3 Sept. 15 Sept. 20 Sept. 23 Sept. 27 Sept. 29 Oct. 3 Oct. 4 - Oct. 5 Oct. 17 Oct. 25 OCER2Z 7 Oct. 28 Octyoi! FSSSSRSSSSSES ale bdgesy I L.H.S.-Win EGS); It L.H.S. O L.H.S. 6 L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. U.S: L.H.S. Un Sy L.H.S. FORNUWUE U Front Row L to R: Chris Perry, Jeff Kahn, Jim Clark, Keith Eichmann, Ron Bonitz, | Andreas Karlsson, Peter Gould, Alfonso | Toro, Mark Rodriquenz. Back Row: Ko- | land Leclair, Bob Mailloux, Rod Charon, John Williams, Keith Butler, Jeff Mann, | Dave Orsini, Brendon McMurray, Ben | Maffeo, Coach Tom Worthley. Not Avail- | able For Team Photo: David Brodkin, An- | thony Cleaves, Mike Cormier, Vinnie De- | vito. eee Milford D Marlboro-Forfeit Shrewsbury Wachusett Milford Doherty Algonquin Clinton North Middlesex Shrewsubry Wachusett Nashoba Westboro NNNHOORHHEN SoccerCheerleaders First Row L to R: Jen Kornik, Lisa Richard, Ann Richard, Sandra Radavonik. Second Row: Moni- que Credit, Heather Wirkkaln, Anne McNeil, Jeannie Hahn, Mia Tresaloni Third Row: Karen Kel- ly, Mandy Ingemi, Erin McMurray. dpa t Ge ; Sas Q Cc oA S ae D Milford Hudson Doherty Marlboro Wachusett Algonquin Doherty Nashoba Algonquin Nashoba Milford Shrewsbury Northbridge Marlboro Shrewsbury win - Westboro forfeit Wachusett Holy Name FYZ CRP AR o Soe ee ee eeeeeeee OUUOUPFOUWHNEHO HFOOHHHORBOHHHHPHO = Oo) Front Row L to R: Mary Ellen Worthley, Julie Huard, Aimee Finn, Carrie Sarroe, Kelly Kittredge, Jen Woodward, Jen Gagnon. Back Row: Coach Emile Johnson, Linda Robillard, Jesse Anthony, Kelly Beaudoin, Holly Hines, Heather Friske, Lisa Caponi, Sandy Babineau, Kristen Stesney, Sue Seard, Coach Lori Jordon. The girls’ soccer team had a Surprisingly good season, considering that this was their first year. The girls finished the season with a 9-6-3 record with wins over Marlboro, Algonquin, Doherty, Milford, Northbridge, Westboro, and Holy Name. The team’s scoring leaders were Kelly Kittridge and Jes- se Anthony, while in net was Julie Huard. The captains were Holly Hines, and Heather Friske, and the team was coached by Emile Johnson and Lori Jordan. The girls are looking forward to improve even more next season. September 19, 1988 @ L.H.S. Fitchburg Ike) September 22, 1988 @ L.H.S. 21 Clinton 40 September 26, 1988 @ L.H.S. 41 Marlboro 20 September 29, 1988 H_ L.H.S. 15 Hudson 50 October 3, 1988 H L.H.S. 32 Algonquin 25, October 6, 1988 @ L.H.S. 23 Milford 36 October 10, 1988 @ L.H.S. 35 Shrewsbury 27 October 13, 1988 H L.H.S. 15 Westboro 50 October 17, 1988 H L.H.S. 19 Wachusett 42 October 19, 1988 @ L.H.S. 35 Nashoba 22 October 22, 1988 Wachusett Invitational 8th October 29, 1988 @ L.H.S. 21 Gardner 34 November 3, 1988 H L.H.S.19 No Middlesex 44 November 12, 1988 District E Championships 9th The boys team performed surprisingly well after los- . ing the majority of its varsity members to graduation last year. Sparked by several newcomers including the team’s best runner, Steve Wilson (who qualified for the State meet) the Blue Devils ran off a 4-1 home record during the season and attained respectable 8th and 9th place finishes at the Wachusett Invitational and the Dis- trict Championships, respectively. The senior members are: Steve Wilson, Capt. Mike Delle Chiaie, Matt Koehler, Jay Lortie, Scott Smith and Al LeBlanc MVP-Steve Wilson MIP-Steve Rhodes Front Row L to R: Jason Lortie, Alan LeBlanc, Matt Koehler, Mike DelleChiaie, Scott Smith, Steve Wilson. Back Row: George Fiffy, Brian Schwarzel, Steve Robillard, Steve Creed, Steve Rhodes, Adam Sim-— mons, Graham Paul, Todd Pickett, Jason Boyle, Ken Gaetz, Gabe Maillet, Jesse Flowers. Girls Cross- Country September 19, 1988@ L.H.S. 31 Fitchburg 24 _ October 3,1988 H L.H.S. 21 Algonquin 55 October 10,1988 @ _L.H.S.37 Shrewsbury 18 October 13, 1988 H L.H.S. 22 Westboro So _ October 17,1988 H L.H.S. 24 Wachusett 42 - October 19,1988 @ L.H.S. 38 Nashoba 20 October 22, 1988 Wachusett Invitational 7th October 29, 1988 @ L.H.S.17 Gardner 46 November 3, 1988 H L.H.S. 20 No. Middlesex 41 November 12, 1988 District E Championships 8th Front Row L to R: Tenley Hoffman, Tasha Ditch, Rebecca Pritchard, Debbie Harper, Sherryn Smith, Melissa Hillman. Back Row: Lynn Pellecchia, Cathy Labelle, Kristie Close, Lisa Hembrow, Jen Sheldon, Laurie Hatton. The girls team had a fine season in 1988, led by senior captain Debbie Harper and by a strong supporting cast made up of many underclassmen. Led by Debbie Harper, (a State meet qualifier) the Blue Devils posted a 4-0 record at home and attained respectable 7th and 8th place finishes at the Wachusett Invitational and the District E Championships, respectively. Senior members include Captain Debbie Harper and Jen Sheldon MVP-Debbie Harper MIP Melissa Hillman -. Varsity Wrestling: ’ The wrestling team once again hit the floors with | Coach Joe Facey, back for his second year as coach of | the Devils. Senior co-cap-- tains Tim Grautski and Greg Hytinen had fine years, with — Greg Hytinen taking sixth place in the northern Mas- sachusetts Division I sec- tionals. Placing highest at. the sectionals was junior Emie Charon, who placed third and went on to finish seventh in the state compe- tition. Greg was voted the team MVP, and senior Keith Williams was voted Most Improved. Ernie, Masa Front Row (L to R) Ryan Caisse, John Downing, Peter Gould, Tim Grautski, Steve Rustle, Keith Williams, Greg Hytinen Middle Row (L to R) Lee Wong Wu, 2 6 Tom Howells, Troy Morlock, Rodney Charon Back Row (L to R) Tony Pier- Jame and Ryan’ Cala ee é were juniors who also made is marini, Tom Foster, Tony Coyle, Emie Charon, Masa James, Steve Osbom, reaticontabpetione hoy Chris Gullickson, Brian Ercolini, Dave Kearney, Coach Joe Facey g ' oC inaly o DY . 14, 1988 L.H.S. Gr. Law- S 3 J) rence 32 reo (( Dec. 20,1988 H_ L.H.S. 26 Westford 51 Se hp Dec. 26,1988 H_ L.H.S. 13 Methuen 51 “+ yf | Jan. 7,1989 H LHS, 14 Gardner 58 � £- $C) | gan. 7, 1989 L.H.S. 18 Milford 32 i” a0 |e Janel491989 Hee HS? eeMariboro 18 A MS Jan. 14, 1989 L.H.S. 32 Keefe Tech 18 5 fs ) Jan. 18,1989 @ L.H.S. 29 Nashoba 42 Js ‘+ | Jan. 24,1989 @ L.H.S. 39 Algonquin 27 Ph ail ao ee bebe 21069 Santi melt ome B aeMOnt yal echmmod ee if Feb. 4,1989 @ Westford Invitational 1st and ' f | et @ 3rd eo fone .14,1989 @ L.H.S. 24 Concord 39 y i xD : oFD a i) ay 0° dG s Dw Ter 189 Varsity Hockey The boys ice hockey team had a somewhat disap- pointing season this year, ending with a record of 4- 13 (3 of those losses being forfeits). The leading scorer was Mike Salovardos (also MVP). In net were Terry Aubie and Stewart Morris. Defensemen were Scott Harris, Steve LeBlanc and Mike Dellechiaie. Most improved was David Lynch. Seniors leaving this year are Scott Harris, Steve LeBlanc, David Lynch, Rick Kendall, Mike Delle- chiaie, and Mike Salovardos. Front Row (L to R) Coach Kurzanski, Stuart Morris, Keith Camp- bell, Sam Poirier, Mark Bernard, Scott Brough, Middle Row (L to R) Mike Dellechiae, Dave Leblanc, Steve Leblanc, Mike Salovar- _ das, Scott Harris, Dave Montaquila, Keith Butler Back Row (L to R) Rick Kendall, David Johannson, David Lynch, Terry Aubie, Steve Ayles, Dan Dobranski Dec. 14, 1988 H L.H.S. 1 No. Middlesex 3 Dec. 17, 1988 @ L.H.S. 4 St. John’s 9 Dec. 21,1988 H L.H.S. 2 St. Bernards 5 | Dec. 23, 1988 @ L.H.S. 6 Grafton 1 Dec. 26, 1988 H L.H.S. 3 Algonquin 7 _ Dec. 28, 1988 @ L.H.S. 1 Peter-Marian 11 Jan. 4,1989 H L.H.S. 4 Wachusett 3 _ Jan. 11, 1989 H L.H.S. 4 Shrewsbury 10 Jan. 14,1989 @ L.H.S. 2 Marlboro 11 | Jan. 16,1989 H L.H.S. O Westford il _ Jan. 21, 1989 @ L.H.S. 5 Wachusett 4 _ Jan. 25, 1989 @ L.H.S. 10 Worc. Voke. 5 Jan. 28, 1989 H L.H.S. O Marlboro il Feb. 1,1989 H L.H.S. 4 No. Middlesex 6 Feb. 4,1989 @L.H.S. 4 Westford 7 Feb. 8,1989 @L.H.S. 7 Gardner 10 Feb. 15,1989 H L.H.S. O Keefe Tech ik Record: 4 wins, 13 losses Front Row (L to R) Amanda Lanciani, Tricia Courtemache, Sherry LaPointe Back Row (L to R) Lisa Bourque, Bren- da Hoffman, Heather Workala, Mia Tressolini me =. Indoor Track Head Coach: Carl Baker Assistant Coach: Barbara Harper Boys Captain: Christopher Veznia Girls Captain: Melissa Hillman Boys Most Valuable Player: Jason Lortie Most Improved Player: Graham Paul Girls Most Valuable Player: Melissa Hillman Most Improved Player: Cheryl Doher Boys Record: 2-5 Girls Record: 0-6 The point leaders of the Boys team were Jason Lortie with 62, Matt Koehler with 52, Sean Anderson with 48 and Graham Paul with 43 points. For the girls the leading point leaders were Melissa Hill- man with 41, Cheryl Doher with 40 and Rebecca Pritch- ard with 36 points. Performance Highlights: Boys: Jason Lortie placed 6th in the 300 and the mile .¢ relay team of Lortie, Sean Anderson, Brian Winchenback 2 : rag and Graham Paul placed 6th in the Districts. Chris Vezina Front Row (L to R) Graham Paul, Jason Lortie, Melissa threw 42’ in the state meet. Hillman, Chris Vezina, Tasha Ditch Middle Row (L to R) Girls: Melissa Hillman placed 6th in the mile, Rebecca Brian Wynchenbach, Cheryl Doher, Rebecca Pritchard, Joe _ Pritchard placed 6th in the 600 and Cheryl Doher placed Minkos, Jeff Kahn Back Row (L to R) Kenny Thompson, _ 6th in the shot put, all in the Districts. Kristie Close, Dave Brodkin, Bob Mailloux, Jeff Mann, Brian This was the first time since 1981 that Leominster has Schwarrell Cindy eerie had Indoor Track. ‘Hats off’ to those who have brought it back! ae | ' i i | = | 2g -- Varsity Swimming L.H.S. 99 Boston Latin 55 | Dec. 13,1988 @ Dec. 20, 1988 @ | L.HL.S: 75 Acton-Box. ce: DeGy 2571 98S ae (@ eee tS: 86 Milford 80 Jan. 4, 1989 @ L.HLS. 77 Newton 88 Jan. 6, 1989 @ Lis: 36 Wayland 48 Jan. 9, 1989 @ L.HS. 72 Bedford 84 Jan. 13, 1989 @ae EHS: 71 Malden 82 Jan. 18, 1989 @mein tis: 78 Dover-Sherbom 91 Jan. 24,1989 @ L.HS. 78 Lincoln-Sud. 93 Jan. 26,1989 @ L.HS. 73 Concord 85 Feb. 5, 1989 @ LAIs: 66 Weston 93 Feb. 10, 1989 DCL Conf. Meet-11th place Feb. 17, 1989 Sectionals Boys-8th Girls-11th Feb. 18, 1989 Sectionals 10th overall Feb. 24, 1989 State Meet- 5th place Record 2 wins, 9 __ losses Coach Richard Johnson was again successful with this year’s swim team. Although their record was 2-9 they established new records and placed 5th in the states. Under the team’s tri-captains, Laura Gallo, Becky Daigle, and Dave Duval, the team experienced it’s first year as a co-ed team. Swimming extremely well, the team won overwhelmingly over Boston Latin ' | i] yy Front Row (L to R) Dave Duvall, Laura Gallo, Erin ‘ � 9) McMurray, Second Row (L to R) Jodi DeLorey, 100-56 and surprised Milford by a score of 86-80. The 0 ( ) @ Shannon Small, Shelley, Bourgeois, Amanda Lan- medley relay which consisted of Steve Wilson, Steve ‘,� o. ciani Third Row (L to R) Kathy Kelly, Lisa Caponi, Myer, Joe Langford and Erin Suchoski set a new re- ( Karen Dickinson, Jason Woodruff Fourth Row (Lto C©0°rd with a time of 1:59.85. In addition a freestyle “©7430 R) John Brady, Chris Orlowski, Kris Bryant, Lynn record of 4:06.02 was set by the team of Lynn Pelle- =12 (. Pellechia, Steve Harper, Joe Langford Back Row (L_ Chia, Chris Orlowski, Karin Dickenson and Joe Lang- 49 © to R) Amy Pelletier, Vickey Doiron, Coach Richard ford. Next year’s team captains will be Shannon 3 (© Johnson, Ezra Erb, Erin Suchoski, Steve Myer Small, Lynn Pellechia and Steve Myer. (Pet ASF D 4 ) fo of A a yi? Va Po ) D one a) } 4 Ha (ls IS Kp 3 J OM 8 any Wa XD a Wem, SAYA 1) 5 | TR LI ee an te ay Wes) ) alee e u Pe eae aes { pein ee ’ Pf Ck 2 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. EAS: L.H.S. LHS. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. L.H.S. (B76 AG nee te TE ES wm ae I97R we wy 2s Wot Algonquin Doherty Worcester South Holy Name Somerville Waltham Worcester South Westboro Fitchburg Milford Wachusett Marlboro Shrewsbury Fitchburg Milford Wachusett Marlboro Shrewsbury Burncoat Doherty Front Row: Coach Ron Mazzaferro, Junior Bennett, Tom Mason, Rusty Frederick, Todd Hathaway, Noel Colon, Coach Osowski Middle Row: Mike Upson, Jeff Rogers, Don Chaban, Leroy Collins, Craig Charpentier, Aaron Black Back Row: Doc Trudel, Joe Tammaro, Mark Wironen, Keith St. Jean, Dave Orsini ity Basketball The Boy’s Basketball team com- pleted a successful and fulfilling season by compiling a hard fought 11-9 record and winning some very big games. Among the team’s best victories were two victories over ri- val Fitchburg, winning five of their last six games by playing solid de- fense and exciting offense, and de- feating league foes Milford and Shrewsbury along with non-league victories over Worcester opponents Burncoat and Doherty. The team came together and Started to jell during the Waltham Christmas Toumament which they won by de- feating Sommerville and Waltham. The team was lead by Co-Cap- tains Rusty Frederick and Tom Ma- son. They provided great leader- ship. Eugene Bennett provided scoring and board strength and along with Mason led the team in scoring. Seniors Todd Hathaway and Noel Colon provided solid spir- it with some fine play. In Summary Coach Mazzaferro said, “This team was a pleasure to coach and we'll miss them a great deal.”’ 2) “sa + - x : _' Front Row (L to R) Craig Charpentier, Mike Wallace, Jeff Young, Kristo Fotakis Back ¢, , Row (L to R) Andy Kelly, Marc Wironen, Aaron Black, Chris Candiello, Brian ay te Soo Richard, Dave Orsini F a Ps ez b ‘ rat! en tow 4 @ ( � ) Se ee , (t( S| Dec. 10,1989 @ LHS. 44 Worc. Acad. 60 fi A™, | Dec. 13,1988 H L.H.S. 48 Algonquin 32 YN Dec. 16,1988 @ L.H.S. 45 Doherty 65 “8 EGA 0 Dec. 20,1988 @ L.H.S. 61 Worc. South 52 (Sia ((1 Dec. 23,1988 H L.H.S. 62 Holy Name 65 Wo (.. ,2] Dec. 29, 1988 L.H.S. 51 Somerville 47 (Gi o | Dec. 30, 1988 L.H.S. 68 Waltham 57 - . (| Jan.3,1989 HH. L.H.S. 70 Worc. South 52 bey? | | Jan. 6,1989 @ L.H.S. 49 Westboro 64 5 (+1 Jan. 10,1989 @ L.H.S. 47 Fitchburg 69 Jan. 13,1989 H_ L.H.S. 57 Milford 61 eS ‘| Jan. 17,1989 @ L.H.S. 59 Wachusett 56 ) tf | Jan. 19,1989 H L.H.S. 53 Marlboro 56 Bios 8 Jan. 24,1989 @ L.H.S. 69 Shrewsbury 52 1 ‘1 Jan. 27,1989 H_ L.H.S. 48 Fitchburg 68 ve Jan. 31,1989 @ L.H.S. 47 Milford aye Vem od Feb. 3,1989 H_ L.H.S. 55 Watchusett 67 Y Feb. 7,1989 @ L.H.S. 49 Marlboro my Fo 5 tee Feb. 10,1989 H_ L.H.S. 59 Shrewsbury 67 ‘ Feb. 14,1989 @ L.H.S. 70 Burmcoat 52 : 1 re: baad, peti Ds 7 ' F] d pK B-ball Cheerleaders Front Row (L to R) Jeannie Han, Paige Go- ohert, Monique Credit, Ann Richard Back Row (L to R) Karen Kelly, Mandy Ingemi, Melanie Leger, Jen Normandin, Tina Hart- man . J wy tee see? 494 Tee LN ak renaes oO ws 4A Front Row (L to R) Gina Marchand, Amy Woodard, Jenn Downing, Michelle Morin Middle Row (L to R) Sherryn Smith, Kerry Appleton, Lisa Gauthier Back Row (L to R) Bettina Charpentier, Heather Charon Lori Salvi i The Girls’ Basketball Team, under the first year tuteluge of © Coach Emile Johnson, com- pleted an encouraging re- building year, finishing the season at 7-135. The team was led by Senior Co-captain Kelly Boissoneau, averaging 19 points and 11 assists a game. She was also named a Mid- land League All-Star. Also contributing to the teams’ success was Co-captain Lisa Hembrow, who continually made clutch jumpers from the outside. The inside game was led by Heather Friske and Monique Salvatelli, both of whom made great contributions to the team. Coach Emile Johnson is looking for the lady Blue Dev- ils to put it all together next year. Senior members in- _ Varsity Girls B-ball ys es “ , Front Row (Lt to R) Jen Vaillette, Lisa Hembrow, Kelly Boissoneau, mon Sr7. ‘0. que Salvatelli, Heather Friske Back Row (L to R) Coach Emile Johnson, clude: Kelly Boissoneau, Jen Vaillette, and Amy O'Malley ee _ Kelly Kittredge, Jen Whipple, Janie Lanza, Julie Huard By 1K) Wii es 7] se eS) Po aey, G7 WC i} | Dec. 13,1988 @ L.H.S. 59 Algonquin AY! cago ) | Dec. 16,1988 @ L.H.S. 29 Doherty 38 Gales jf Dec. 20,1988 @ L.HS. 53 Worc. South 350 © OOM i ie 3 Dec. 26,1988 H L.H.S. 41 Holy Name 50 VW pant 4 (2m | | Dec. 30,1988 H LHS. 46 Notre Dame 40 13 4 Pe ig Jan. 4,1989 H L.H.S. 59 Doherty 60 a @ | Jan.6,1989 H L.H.S. 56 Westboro 42 = Jan. 10,1989 H L.H.S. 37 Fitchburg 44 Jan. 13,1989 @ L.H.S. 56 Milford 43 Jan. 17,1989 H L.H.S. 43 Wachusett 54 } Jan. 19,1989 @ L.H.S. 44 Marlboro 60 a fe, Jan. 24,1989 H L.H.S. 62 Shrewsbury 43 ‘SS, ,) Jan. 27,1989 @ L.H.S. 51 Fitchburg 66 i ' | Arie oul, iefsts) Inf | bao hsy 44 Milford aS v, ; a Feb. 5,1989 @ L.H.S. 51 Wachusett 62 tA oA Feb. 7,1989 H L.H.S. 51 Marlboro 66 Feb. 10,1989 @ L.H.S. 48 Shrewsbury 58 ae! “) x Feb. 13,1989 @ L.HS. 63 Notre Dame 54 ee Feb. 14,1989 H_ L.H.S. 50 Burncoat 25) ea Feb. 20,1989 @ L.H.S. 52 Holy Name aM yy SC pain, JV Girls B-bDall _ - bas , Front Row (L to R) Kelly Kittredge, Stephanie Bell, Melissa Rocca, Amy Bae) Simmers, Linda Robillard Back Row (L to R) Coach John Dubzinski, “6 ——- Heather Eaton, Kathy McNally, Mary-Ellen Worthley, Laura Dignard Dec. 15,1988 @ L.H.S. 36 Algonquin 40 Dec. 16,1988 @ L.H.S. 30 Doherty 34 Dec. 20,1988 @ L.H.S. 26 Worc. South 16 Dec. 26,1988 H L.H.S. 22 Holy Name 32 Dec. 30,1988 H L.H.S. 42 Notre Dame 22 Jan. 4,1989 H L.H.S. 34 Doherty 44 Jan. 6,1989 H L.H.S. 34 Westboro 4A Jan. 10,1989 H L.H.S. 32 Fitchburg 47 Jan. 13,1989 @ L.H.S. 47 Milford ‘pl Jan. 17,1989 H L.H.S. 46 Wachusett 48 Jan. 19,1989 @ L.H.S. 44 Marlboro Sill Jan. 24,1989 H L.H.S. 14 Shrewsbury 24 Jan. 27,1989 @ L.H.S. 34 Fitchburg 50 Jan. 51,1989 H L.H.S. 21 Milford 34 Wy, Feb. 7,1989 H L.H.S. 42 Marlboro 44 r Feb. 10,1989 @ L.H.S. 39 Shrewsbury 41 ) Feb. 13,1989 @ L.H.S. 46 NotreDame 14 og Le Feb. 14,1989 H L.H.S. 40 Bumcoat 14 Va Feb. 20,1989 @ L.H.S. 52 Holy Name 57 ¢ D Record: 4 wins 15 losses oD uf Varsity Golf LHS. Fitchburg LIS. Marlboro LHS: Algonquin L.H.S. Milford L.H.S. North Middlesex L.H.S. Shrewbury 6! CEILS. Westboro 32 L.H.S. Wachusett 5 L,t.S. Fitchburg iy (H) L.H.S. Clinton O @ L.H.S. Marlboro 5 (H) L-H.S. Worcester NorthO (H) L.H.S. Algonquin i) LHS. Milford 6) Midland League Play L.H.S. 2nd Place (EDR Ss 6 Shrewsbury 3 @ L.H.S. 4% Westboro Al”, @ L.H.S. 3% Wachusett 52 aa = @eLH:S: 5 Doherty 4 Front Row (L to R): Jeff Young, Greg Falcone, Kenny Gaetz, Mike Young, James Clark. Back Row (L to R): Daryl Robichaud, Dave Proietti, Dave Gendron, Al Leblanc, Jason Ruschioni, Coach John Piccolomini. GS RE di Z ae es e f The Leominster High School Varsity Golf team enjoyed one of its best seasons in recent memo- ry in 1989 under the tutelege of long-time head coach John Picco- lomini. This year’s team com- piled a 15-2-1 record on its way to a district playoff berth. The team was led by co-MVP’s Jason Rus- chioni and David Gendron. Rus- chioni, who will be returning next year as a junior, compiled an im- pressive 17-1 personal record with an average of 40. Gendron, a junior this year, had a 12-1-4 per- sonal mark to go along with his 41.7 average. The team’s MIP was freshman James Clark, who con- tributed a solid effort all season. Once reaching the Team Dis- tricts, the team then qualified for the State Tournament in Cohas- set, MA. The Blue Devils eventual- ly came away with the number ten ranking in the state, and with the likes of Ruschioni, Gendron, and Clark all returning for the next year the team is looking forward to even greater future success. Senior team members include: Daryl Robichaud, Al LeBlanc, Dave Proietti, and Michael (Duck) Young. paints od Front Row (L to R): Dan Scanlon, Rusty Frederick, Scott Harris, Brian Picucci, Steve Santucci, Tom Mason, Chuck DeFillipo, Dave Montaquilla. Back Row (L to R): Mark Dionne, Dave Brodkin, Ernie Charon, Jeff Rivers, Mark Wironen, Tony Spinelli, John Kelly, Greg Tresaloni, Craig Charpentier, Coach Emile Johnson Jr. Apr. 11 (H) L.H.S. Worcester South O Apr. 13 (H) L.H.S. Ayer 9 Apr. 14 @ L.H.S. North Middlesex 6 Apr.18 @ L.H.S. Marlboro 2 JNoye, PFO) (gh) Wenls). Shrewsbury 12 INE, As) (@ bjobs- Wachusett 2 Apr. 27 (H) L.H.S. Milford 7 May 1 (H) EHS: Holy Name 53 May 2 @ L.H.S. Algonquin 12 May 8 @ L.HLS. Doherty May 9 @ L.H.S. Fitchburg (0) May 11 (H) L.H.S. Hudson (0) May 16 (H) L.H.S. Westboro z May 17 @ L.H.S. Worcester South May 18 (H) L..S: Marlboro May 22 (H) L.H.S. St. John’s May 23 @ L.S. Shrewsbury May 25) (i) Ents: Wachusett May 30 @ L.HS. Milford May 29 (H) L.H.S. Fitchburg June 8 Dist. E | Semi- final L.H.S. 2. Wachu- sett June 10 Dist. E Final L.H.S. 5 Worces- ter South The Leominster High School Baseball team com- pleted its most successful regular season in school history, entering the district playoffs with a record of 19- 1. The team was led by se- nior captains Tom Mason, Steve Santucci, Scott Harris and Brian Picucci, all of whom were selected as Mid- land Leaque All-Stars. The 1989 Blue Devil squad, which was described by many as one of the best teams ever fielded by long- time coach Emile Johnson, lost a heartbreaker in the second round of the districts to Worcester South, 7-5. Though losing a vast major- ity of starters to graduation, the 1990 Blue Devils are looking to repeat the re- markable success of the teams of the late 1980s. Girls Softball = FOPUUAUWUNNNNAKFADFUNODWU Apr. 11 (A) IbJabs 1 Doherty Apr. 15 (A) L.H.S. 4 Ayer : : : Apr. 14 @ EdGbSs = North Middlesex The two time defending State Champi- Apr. 18 @ edabey all Marlboro ons girls softball team found it tougher go- Apr. 20 (H) blebs, 2 Shrewsbury ing for three in a row. Without the leader- Apr. oe © es Ce peters, ship of key seniors deciding not to play ee ; io Snes Holy nee under Coach Frank Steffanides, the team May 2 @ L.H.S.16 Algonquin couldn't get the big play they needed, as May 8 @ LH. Sa Doherty they lost eight one run games. MVP pitcher May 9 @ L.H.S. 1 Fitchburg Jen Whipple pitched admiringly all season, May to @ LHS. 07 Bune ft ° c nies 6 May 16 @ ILS Westboro after going through extensive training in May 18 (H) LHS. 14 Maribore the off season. The team is looking to re- May 22 (H) L.H.S. 2 Holy Name bound next year and to return to the state May 23 @ Dis 2 Shrewsbury final. Their final record was 8-15. May 25 (H) L.H.S.17 Wachusett June 1 @ [bla bsy, Ie) Milford May 51 (H) JEnKes 72 Fitchburg June 5 Dist. Playoffs L.H.S. 3 Fitchburg PAW fedacch taro x Top row left to right: Deanne Pananos, Carla Schroeder, Kirsti Salmi, Jen Thibault, Tammy Tokarz, Brenda Leblanc, Sherry LaPointe, Jen Whipple, Kelly Beaudoin, Julie Huard, Coach Steffanides; Bottom row, left to right: Sally Sny- der, Tanya Beaudoin, Shelly Richard, Mori Boudreau, Kelly Kittredge, Jen Lortie f Boys Track The Leominster High Boys Track team finished out the 1989 season with a record of 4-8, in a season highlighted by some outstanding individual perfor- mances. The team was led throughout the season by Captains Mike DelleChiae, Jason Caouette, and Chris Vezina, all seniors. Apr. 12 @ L.H.S. 46 Fitchburg 96 Apr. 14 @ L.H.S. 55 Nashoba 90 Apr. 21 (H) L.H.S. 67 St. John’s 78 Apr. 25 @ L.H.S. 77 Shrewsbury’ 68 Apr. 25 L.H.S. 112 Hudson 32 Junior Graham Paul was outstanding all year in Apr. 29 Dist. E Relays L.H.S. 6th Place long distance events, while Chris Vezina and junior May2 @ LHS. 56 Milford 89 Jeff Rogers qualified for the state meet in the discus May 2 L.H.S. 78 Algonquin 66 and Jason Caouette and sophomore Mark Matthews qualified for the state meet in the 100-yard dash, with Matthews making it all the way to the state semifi- May 9 (H)L.H.S. 60 Wachusett 85 May 13 Dist. E Class Meet L.H.S. 7th Place May 16 (H) L.H.S. 63 Marlboro 83 nals. With a strong base of talent returning for the May 16 (H) L.H.S. 110 Westboro 35 1990 season, look for the Blue Devils to improve S May 18 @ L.H.S. 63 Doherty 83 their record next season. — Eee May 20 Midland League Meet L.H.S. 6th Senior team members include: Mike DelleChiae, NS @ L.H.S. 55 Gardner 90 Jason Caouette, Chris Vezina, and Jason Lortie. MVP: Jason Caouette MIP: Mark Matthews v4 Front Row (L to R) Mike Salovardos, Chris Rodriquenz, Chris Vezina. Second Row (L to R) Dave Mullen, Scott Ninomiya, Chris Gulliekson, Sean Anderson, Graham i} Paul, Mike Wallace, Masa James. Third Row (L to R) Matt Swaine, Ezra Erb, Steve ‘ ao Jones, Steve Harper, Dave Orsini, Dave Brady. Back Row (L to R): Coach John { Dubzinski, Mark Matthews, Jon Vaillette, Eric lacaboni, John Williams, Mark Rodi- quenz, Jeff Rogers, Rob Marshall, Steve McNally, Joe Langford, Keith Butler. Girls Track The Girls’ Track team completed an encouraging year with a record of 5-8. Team .co-captain Debbie Harper ad- vanced to the state meet, following in her sister’s footsteps the previous year. Lisa Caponi set a school record in the 330 yard low hurdles, breaking a 7 year record. The team sent five people to the districts, a great accomplishment: They include: Debbie Harper, Jen Sheldon, Lisa Hembrow, Lisa Caponi, and Sarah Joplin. The team showed great improve- ment throughout the season, and Coach Cleaves is looking forward to next season. Senior members include: Debbie Harper, and Jen Sheldon. Front Row (L to R): Lisa Demego, Jen Sheldon, Debbie Harper, Karyn Dickinson. ‘Second Row (L to R): Kathy Labelle, Wendy Phelps, Lisa Hembrow, Holly Hines, Carrie Sarao, Rebecca Pritchard, Coach Mark Cleaves. Third Row (L to R): Sarah Joplin, Linda Robillard, Melissa Hillman, Sherryn Smith, Lisa Caponi, Katie Close, Cheryl Doher. Back Row (L to R): Damand Shakespeare, Lisa Stacy, Kristi Trembley, Mellisa Miller, Tammy Choquette, Jessi Anthony. Bore 2 (iH) UH. 56 Fitchburg 79 Apr. 14 (H) L.H.S. 49 Nashoba 89 Apr. 25 (H) L.H.S. 30 Shrewsbury 100 Apr. 25 L.H.S. 100 Hudson 30 Apr. 25 L.H.S. 116 Clinton 15 Apr. 27 @ L.H.S. 50 North Middlesex 70 Apr. 29 Dist. E Relays L.H.S. 11th Place May 2 (H)L.H.S. 69 Milford 54 ; May 2 L.H.S. 57 Algonquin 79 | dition ue May5 @ Marlboro Freshmen-Sophmore L.H.S. ieee MINSTER 3rd May9 @ L.H.S. 32'2 Wachusett 1021 2 May 13Dist. E Class Meet L.H.S. 10th Place May 16 @ L.H.S. 52 Marlboro 84 May 16 L.H.S. 84 Westboro ye May 18 @ L.H.S. 73'2 Doherty 622 May 20 Midland League Meet L.H.S. 7th Place May 25 (H) L.H.S. 65 Gardner fal Front Row (L to R): Andreas Karlson, Joe Minkos, Peter Gould, Keith Eikman, Adam Simmons, Rick Krupa. Back Row (L to R): Jeff Duchesneau, Jeff Kahn, Rance Roser, Dave Crowley, Scott Smith, Coach Don Franciosi. Marlboro Algonquin Milford Shrewsbury Westboro Wachusett Fitchburg Doherty Marlboro Hudson Algonquin Milford Shrewsbury Westboro Wachusett Burncoat FOONURPNRFOROCON PUUNAoFrUAUNUFEUATAN AG The Leominster High Boy’s Tennis team suffered through a somewhat disappointing season with a re- cord of 3-13. However, the team’s underclassmen showed great potential and should provide the team with a solid foundation in the years to come. Team Captain Scott Smith labored through a rough, but spirit- ed season at 1 singles, while Co-MVPs Rick Krupa and Rance Koser provided the team with a successfull 1 doubles combo. Look for improvement next year from the Blue Devils as they shoot for a winning season. Senior team members include: David Crowley, Rick Krupa, Rance Roser and Scott Smith. 4 2 eet Hy anes) tie ng by seniors Ladene Beaulieau, who played at the 1 singles Singles. The doubles teams were made up of underclasswo- sane gee Girls Tennis iiss L Fitchburg ie. 2 Marlboro eis. 1 Hudson ‘Lids Fee ak Milford iztl.5..0 Shrewsbury Liskeyme) Westboro itl. 0 Wachusett L.H.S. 5 Fitchburg iii. 2 Burncoat ieii-5: 0 Marlboro etic Hudson L.H.S 0 Algonquin L.H.S O Milford L.H.S O Shrewsbury DHS O Westboro eri. O Wachusett Ars 1 North Middlesex Links} 94 Worcester South QEUUAUNUUNUANAAAE aS The Girl’s tennis team suffered through a tough rebuilding year, compiling a record of 2-16, with victories over Worces- ter South and arch-rival Fitchburg. The team was anchored position, and team MVP Jen Vaillette, who played 2 singles throughout the year. The MIP award went to sophomore Bettina Charpentier, who had an encouraging year at 5 men who should step up next year and provide the Lady Blue Devils with a seasoned and experienced team. () (| con pe) oD ORs As Senior - Freshmen Week This week is a chance for freshman to meet (and be tortured by) Seniors. All done in the spirit of fun, of | course! Monday-Orientation Tuesday-Sign Day Wednesday-Dress up day Thursday-Hat day Friday-Spaghetti Supper Senior Mike Salovardos dressed Ryan Jordan as the freshman prom queen One of the great many traditions at L.H.S. is the Senior-Freshman week. his freshman Keith as... well... your quess is as good as ours! Senior Ann Richard decided to let freshman Brian W. see what it feels like to be a cheerleader. Senior Brian P. dressed Clockwise from above: The Homecoming Court was comprised of Mandy Ingemi, Deanna Lowe, Julie Bonner, Brenda Hoffman, Stephanie DiPaoli; Senior Homecoming Queen Julie Bonner looked beautiful as she was escorted by Matt Philbin into the Homecoming Dance; Sophomore Heather Tourigny could be seen dancing the night away at the Homecoming Dance; Senior Brenda Hoffman was the runner-up for the Homecoming Queen; Sarah Joplir. and Jeff Duces- neau enjoyed themselves at the Homecoming Dance. Homecoming Hi kids! Wanna play? Haunted Trail A face only a mother could love. What's brewin’ Shelley? Smells good, what- ever it is! And who says LHS kids are sick? It was a dark, cold October night in the small town of Barrett when all of a sudden the patients from an insane asylum es- caped and took over the town. It became a scene of horror with crazy people running around while Freddie Cruger and Jason ran around slashing peo- ple. The three witch sisters stood around their pot broiling fin- gers, bats, and eye- balls. The town turned upside down. Even the Barrets rose from their graves as the tour guides passed them but the main attrac- tion was Mr. Barrett himself who greeted the visitors personally. The midnight hour is close at Nancie Clockwise from top left: Steve Salovar- dos, Mark McDowell, Scott White, Andy Johns, Chris Barros. Photo 2 - Debbie Harper, Chuck DeFilippo, Jen Sheldon, Jason Woodruff, Sejal Sheth. Photo 3 - Anne McNeill, Ann Boucher, Becky Dai- gle, Laurie Connery, Nancy Hamil, Photo 4 - Steve LeBlanc, Dave Proietti, Kevin Kelly, Steve Santucci, Mike Young, Danny Gorka. Photo 5 - Seniors Rule. Senior Breakfast Interclass Plays - Seniors THE CAST OF “STORY THEATRE” Jason Wooddruff Maryrose Sarja Scott Smith Monique Credit Alan LeBlanc Darlene Henry Sejal Sheth Becky Raichle Wendy Whipple Jerica Mazzaferro ... The Litthe Peasant The Fisherman The Daughter Foxy Woxy . Henny Penny Cocky Locky Ducky Daddles The Judge Fisherman’s Wife .. The Flounder . The Princess Special Thanks to our director Mrs. Ruthe Lew. Nice tail Jay! Interclass Plays - Juniors The Cast Of “A Woman’s Privilege”’ Henry Miliken ....Ken Cordio Isabelle Miliken ..Jen Kornik Dr. Dodd Shaw .. .Andreas Karlsson Maes.) .........Karin Sylwan Advisor - Mr. Steven Dauphanais Student Directors- Jon Charette, Ed Casey Sophomore The Cast of “Nightmare’”’ Lisa Gauthier ....) eee Beth Keeley Heather Charron). Dorothea Barton Jeff Duchesneau |). eee Pietro Montez Stephanie Bergeron, eee Irma Keeley Chris Orlowski ...... Professor Howard Keeley Cathie Allardicé”. eee Corinne Keeley 196 Freshmen The Cast of “An Actor’s Nightmare”’ Brian Moquin George Spelvin Christie Trombly Sarah Siddons Roger Goyette Henry Irving Cathy Kelly | Kristen Graffam THANKSGIVING RALLY ———THE 1O51n Goarne Wr The traditional football rally, held the day before the Thanksgiving Day Game, was a success. The boy cheerleaders and the girl football players were a usual hit while the Blue Devil had a karate match with the Red Raider. Coach Dub- zinski was there with the mothers to root their sons on to victory. The band played the fight song and Scott Smith held an interview with a “Brockton coach.’’ The school spirit pulled us through to victory . . . Leomin- ster won 25 to 8! bh . LEQMNsTER .DEVILS The Musical... . “Annie” The All Schoolsklay. “The Mouse that Koared” The Cast and Crew of “The Mouse that Roared” DirectOlg ree eee Mr. Barry Lew Student Director ...... Monique Credit Stage Managers ..... Barry Senecal, Al Thibeaudeau Lighting and Sound ... Dana Tyler, Eric Gentile CAST Tully Bascom 3 Jeff Duchesneau Gloriana the Twelfth .... Karin Sylwan CGount;MounQo0ye Michael Clark SuSan Ds Denia. eee Becky Raichle Professor Kokintz .... Heather Charron Generalisnippetaan ee Ed Casey Presidentws cea eee John Brady Mr] Bestonm i eee Brian Moquin Pade oi) ee ete ee eee Lori Marois ASSIS(An Ge ee Roger Goyette Mary anole er hee ee Mayra Osario Jane etic ee eee Lisa Gauthier FY AN e203, cg cei oe se ee Melissa Miller Pam) oye ee ee ee Kerri Appleton Mrs. Bascom ........ Monique Credit ANTE ae eg ee Stephanie Bergeron Miss JOnNSOn aera ee Darlene Henry MISS WIKINS seer ene Tracy Duguay Mrs. Rein Crier Cathie Allardice Wacdill eee ea en eae Kristie Trombly Wac.Debbic ara Chrissy Salvadore Professom@ Smitha eee eee Katie Alty KadiO.VO1CECS saree re ae Dave Brady Soldier +. i¢e.5 125 Gee ee ee ee Tige Herget The Musical .... “Annie” ANNIE’S CAST OF CHARACTERS RI ee Sara Hathaway Katie MacDonald Rs ees Ann Richard Kate Flanagan ee Kristie Trombly Jamie Suchoski a oS Robin Allain Rosalie Allain tu Leah Fratturelli Angela Dipace a Christina Giadone Tara Salvatelli ME we MICHELLE CORMIER LISA GAUTHIER Orphans Allison Carlson, Julie Ciccolini Meredith Char- ron, Karrie Griffin Melissa Nickel, Amanda ST. Armand Jessica Tata EEGs) | 5s Amanda Lanciani Erin Suchowski MeeICIGIOSKEY .............. Chris St. Laurent SRS 3 Kendall Robinson MumemerCCYS) ............ Bob Casey. Roger Goyette gS Taffy Worthley 5 Chris Orlowski Memeenttic KEIUG 9... 2... eee Tracy Duguay nn os ga 9 Michael Clark Hooverville-ites Lori Belliveau, Roger Goyette Brian Mo- quin, Jill Remby Carrie Sarao, Jason Viau MMU E CLINE ee Cheryl Doher Monique Credit ag 5 David Brady John Brady LE) ss er Darlene Henry SP 6 Ge Carrie Sarao rr Crystal Bickford Se Jennifer Kornik MU TESCO Ken Cordio Andreas Karlsson ES Karin Sylwan Mueetereiiannidan ............... Jeff Duchesneau George Lopez Me Stephanie Bergeron Lori Salvi ge Jon Charette MUI ICC!) ow ee Craig McGary LS eI ee Bob Casey CIS MIAN 2... ee es Jason Viau Boyland Sisters Crystal Bickford, Jennifer Kornik Karin Sylwan er Ron Mazzaferro Dave Duval a Michael Clark es 5 iio do Ce aa Mark Gionet Se git Sane eee Brian Moquin sis Goncd aus oi ole FP Sone, eae Ed Casey INNS ciel e280 ay bir veo ahs OS Heather Charron TAN tte oar eae nse taps Chris St. Laurent PRESS 1 TICIOAS Bate hia ee etd cetenacor at Was Ed Casey The Musical . All School Play.... “The Mouse That Roared’’ CAST Gloriana the Twelfth Karin Sylwan Susan B. Benter Becky Raichle Ann Stephanie Bergeron Page Lori Marois Mrs. Bascom Monique Credit Ladies of Fenwick Lisa Gauthier, Jessi- ca Pierce, Catherine Allardice Tully Bascom Jeff Duchesneau Count Mountjoy Michael Clark Will Tatum George Lopez Soldiers Tige Herget, Bob Casey, Darlene Hen- ry, and Roger Goyette Professor Kobintz Heather Charron Jill Kristi Trombly Debbie Chrissy Salvatore Miss Johnson Darlene Henry Miss Wilkins Tracy Duguay Mary Mayra Osorio Jane Lisa Gauthier Fran Melissa Miller Pam Kerri Appleton Professor Smith Katie Alty Announcer Stephanie Bergeron Student Melissa Miller President John Brady Mr. Beston Brian Moquin Gen. Snippet Ed Casey Assistant Roger Goyette Announcer Student David Brady O = aw fe — eY) D QUEEN Angela Hastings COURT Julie Bonner Melanie Dantini Brenda Hoffman Kristen Richard Jen Sturtevant Marcie Valeri KING Chris Cutter COURT Steve Santucci Scott Harris Travis Vallee Brian Piccuci Tom Mason Chris Walsh eR GRADUATION EXERCISES of the Leominster High School Class of Nineteen Hundred and Ejighty- Nine Rett t td Valedictorian Brian Gaudet Salutatorian Jerica Mazzaferro oR RO CLASS MARSHALLS Richard Caponi Colinda Choquette ae ae ate ak CLASS MOTTO “You progress not through improving what has been done but reaching toward what has yet to be done.” by Kahlil Gibran Se CLASS SONG LEAN ON ME Music and Words by Bill Withers eR ‘ t Hi . ° 4 i . 4 pe eal win Vi The Ultimate tu Personalized Service! | y | ) Ge (formerly” Touch of Class ) Jewelers @ 4 ° } a3 H s . eExpert Jewelry and Watch Repair seeaec ey au ° ler -emisese Jeweler on Premises eCultured Pearls eWatches 18 CENTRAL S7 ei4k Gold Silver Jewelry DOWUTOWN + LEOMINSTER 5354-87097 RHEAULT RENTAL — Bebeut Meuse CENTER oe Fon M4 Poad Sule 150 Richard Rheault Rt. 117, Ganeaster St. ! : welnglow, Whe Tel. 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