Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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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

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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