Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

“TN 233456 bie | a S Bay re we i i” ui uae . i fia Shuombindt 38118002233456 Leominster Public Library Js an LGD The observance of the Fiftieth Anniversary of both the Leominster High School and the MAGNET is the theme of our Yearbook. Throughout the book we have tried to carry an “anniversary” spirit. We feel that the art work on this and the pages that follow, presents the theme very well. Our class wishes continued success to Leominster High School, our “alma mater.” DEDICATION We, the Class of 1954, affectionately dedicate our Yearbook to our former classmate Alice Louise Foss. We can never forget her contribution to the happiness of our school years through the warmth and humor that made her such a fine friend and companion. We know that our class and our school still mean a great deal to Alice; we remember gratefully and with pride her co-operation in many student activities. Alice will always be remem- bered for her fine spirit and everlasting courage. OUR ADVISORS We, the Class of 1954, wish to express our most sincere thanks to our Class Advisors, George Peck and John Rogers, who have devoted many hours to us during our three years on the Hill. Whenever our class has held a meeting, they have given up their time to be on hand. With- out their assistance our Class elections would not have been so successful. We owe the accomplishments of our class to our worthy advisors. First row, left to right: Judith Pizzuti, Katherine Mahler, Susanne LaClair, Jane Wheeler, Jane Donnelly. Second row, left to right: Janet Pierce, Carol Groves, Catherine Royak, Nancy Stuart, Ruth Ringer, Marjorie Henry, Janice Santucci, Margaret Pauley, Gloria Caplette. Third row, left to right: Patricia Connolly, Leeds Carluccio, Sherman Poultney, Richard Lemoine, Frank Allard, Nancy Underwood. MAGNET EDITORIAL STAFF — EDITOR-IN-GHIER== SUSANNE LACLAIR — JUNIOR EDITOR — — SECRETARY — JANE WHEELER KATHERINE MAHLER — BIOGRAPHIES — GLORIA CAPLETTE LEEDS CARLUCCIO JANE DONNELLY — SPECIAL FEATURES — PATRICIA CONNOLLY MARJORIE HENRY JANICE SANTUCCI — CLASS HISTORY — — CLASS BALLOT — — PROPHECY — SHERMAN POULTNEY, CATHERINE ROYAK JANET PIERCE CAROL GROVES, JUDITH PIZZUTI — GIRLS’ SPORTS — — ART EDITORS — — BOYS’ SPORTS — RUTH RINGER RICHARD LEMOINE, MARGARET PAULEY FRANK ALLARD — TYPIST — NANCY UNDERWOOD First row, left to right: Helen Allain, Barbara Schiavitti, Marshal Press, Mary Hallock, Janice Kipp. Second row, left to right: Rita Darr, Norma Bissonnette, Nancy Foster, Barbara Piermarini, Joyce Lavelle, Dianne Couillard, Joanne Farrell. Third row, left to right: Jacqueline MacDonald, Susan Tremblay, Ruth Wyman, Barbara Voedisch, Joanne Fiorentino, Jacqueline Sawyer, Gloria LeGay. MAGNET BUSINESS STAFF — CO-MANAGERS — MARY HALLOCK JOANNE FIORENTINO — ADVERTISING — SHEILA COLLETTI SUSAN TREMBLAY BARBARA PIERMARINI NANCY FOSTER BARBARA VOEDISCH MARSHAL PRESS — ATTENDANCE — — AGENDA — — FILES — JACQUELINE MACDONALD BARBARA SCHIAVITTI JACQUELINE SAWYER — HOME ROOM SUBSCRIPTIONS — NorMA BISSONNETTE BETTE CROSSMAN JOANNE FARRELL — OUT-OF-TOWN SUBSCRIBERS — — INVOICES — RITA DARR GLORIA LEGAy, JOYCE LAVELLE — PATRONS — — POSTERS — — CLUB RECORDS — DIANNE COUILLARD BARBARA ALLAIN, JANICE KIPP RUTH WYMAN Left to right: Francis McCann, Mrs. Dorothy Ricker, Mrs. Alphonsine A. Carluccio, Ralph W. Crossman, William B. Appleton, W. Herbert Green, Nilo Tocci, Miss Raphaela Picucci. SCHOOL COMMITTEE SUPERINTENDENT WILLIAM B. APPLETON, A.B., Ed.M. Weare proud of Mr. Apple- ton, Superintendent of Schools, and thankful for his generous service to us. Not only in our high school years, but from the first grade onward his wise de- cisions have been for our good. As head of the Athletic Coun- cil he is credited with much of the success of our football games. Although his program is a busy one, he is always will- ing to be present at assemblies, graduations, and public meet- ings to brighten the program with his anecdotes. His fine personality will always be re- membered by us, the Class of 1954. First row, left to right: Henry B. Fenton, Miss M. Elizabeth Colley, Everett C. Donnelly, John H. Coburn, Theodore M. Kucharski, Miss Blanche M. Jobes, Mrs. Miriam L. Bucknell, Coach Charles B. Broderick. Second row, left to right: John H. Rogers, Miss Kathleen F. Smith, Miss Joyce Eastman, Percy A. Dunlop, Miss Helen S. Burnham, Mrs. Caryl Buckley, Miss Margaret Earl, Charles F. Spear, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Morrill, Miss E. Lillian Ricker, Miss Claire Walsh. Third row, left to right: Coach Carmine Picucci, John McNaney, J. Richard Sutcliffe, George A. Peck, John F. Magane, Claude H. Munson, John F. Joyce, Aldrich V. Cousins, George J. Antonioni, Walter Patacchiola. INSTRUCTORS AND COURSES GEORGE J. ANTONIONI Geography and Economics CHARLES B. BRODERICK Coach—Athletics Supervisor ELMER J. BUCKNELL Head of Department of Science— Chemistry, College Physics and Practical Physics MRS. MIRIAM L. BUCKNELL Head of Department of Foreign Lan- guages—French I, II, III and Remedial Reading MISS HELEN S. BURNHAM Biology JOHN H. COBURN Assistant Principal—Head of Depart- ment of Mathematics—Solid Geometry and Algebra II MISS M. ELIZABETH COLLEY Head of Department of English— College English IH, IV and Remedial Reading ALDRICH V. COUSINS Mechanical Drawing EVERETT ISOC DONNELLY Heal of Department of Social Science— U. S. History, Human Relations, and Geography MISS ELEANOR M. DRISCOLL Music Appreciation PERCY A. DUNLOP Business Mathematics and Bookkeeping MISS MARGARET EARL Chemistry and Plane Geometry MISS JOYCE EASTMAN Typing I and Business English IV HENRY B. FENTON Head of Commercial Department— Business Mathematics and Bookkeep- ing I, I MISS BLANCHE M. JOBES Dean of Girls—Guidance, Typing I, and Bookkeeping JOHN F. JOYCE German I, II, College English I, III, and Remedial Reading JOHN .F. MAGANE U. S. History and Sociology JOHN McNANEY Algebra I, II and Plane Geometry CLAUDE H. MUNSON Freehand Drawing MRS. ELIZABETH C. MORRILL English II and French I WALTER PATACCHIOLA Italian I, I] and Latin II, II GEORGE A. PECK Business English I, II, HI CARMINE PICUCCI Coach—Physical Education MRS. PATRICIA R. POTHIER Physical Education MISS. E. LILLIAN RICKER English I, I, College English HI, and Public Speaking JOHN H. ROGERS World History, U. S. History, and Business Law MISS KATHLEEN F. SMITH Office Practice, Typing I, II, and Stenography CHARLES -F. SPEAR English IT and Business English III TL RICHARD SUTCLIFFE Band and Orchestra MISS CLAIRE WALSH Stenography I, H, Typing II, Il, and Office Practice 11 OUR PRINCIPAL There is a proverb from the Bible which says, “He that is loose and slack in his work is the brother of him that wasteth his own works.” From this proverb we can learn a valuable lesson. It is true that too many of us are satisfied with doing just enough. No one is eager to put himself out to do a little extra unless, as he puts it, “There is something in it for me.” To do our work faithfully and thoroughly is a great asset that will not escape unnoticed. Courtesy is another forgotten trait that should be revived; it goes a long way toward creating a good impression. Very often, because of forgetfulness or thoughtlessness, we neglect to consider the feelings of others. By doing our work well and being courteous to others, we will create lasting, good Verdot 1), Fccharabe 12 impressions. SEMON President BARRY WATKINS Vice-President NATALIE DAMON CLASS OFFICERS Secretary JOAN GENTILE Treasurer LEEDS CARLUCCIO 15 RAYMOND HOWARD AGNEW Ray ... Commercial ... “Do I get a nickel back for the bottle?” . . . Snappy dresser! . .. Quiet and dignified in class . . . Favorite player, Ruth . . . Always ready to help an- other fellow . . . Often seen driving his father’s car... Enjoys dancing . . . Interested in sports . .. Reserved and polite . . . Disk collector ... A request for “I Believe”... Future machinist... . LOUIS ROGER AMADIO Lucky Lou ... College . . . TAC Executive Board ... Talkative ... Devilish demon... Prankster . . . Never too busy to have a good time .. . Vivacious and quick with wit... Everyone’s pal .. . Keen enjoyer of all sports . .. Loyal rooter . . . Takes things as they come ... Always ready for an Italian dish ... Eager willingness to participate in school activities . . . Future business man... . JOAN PATRICIA ALGIER Joanie... College ... French Club... Crafts . . . Quiet disposition with cute man- nerisms . . . Blonde delight . . . Blushes easily . . . Loyal to her class . . . Likes field hockey and basketball . . . “Knit one, pearl two”... “Involved in a ‘hot’ Caisse!” ... Pleasant companion .. . Treasurer of sopho- more home room .. . Favorite song, “I Believe”... A Billy Eckstein fan... Future undecided. .. . CONSTANCE MAE ANDERSON Connie... College ...FTIA... French Club... Twinkling green eyes ... A sincere friend . . . Quiet and industrious . . . Con- siderate of others . . . Capable student .. . “Connie and her magic violin” . . . Gentle manner with a refreshing personality .. . “Cleanliness is next to Godliness” . .. Deeply religious . . . Favorite song, “The Love of God” . . . Headed for success as a perfect teacher... 2. a FRANK JOSEPH ALLARD College . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff .. . Press Club .. . Ski Club... Choral Club... TAC Executive Board ... Blond . . . On the quiet side, but always ready for fun .. . Boys’ State delegate ... Treasurer of Room 1... Undisturbed by girls . . . Vice-president of junior home room . . . Frank about every- thing . . . Interested sports fan . . . In con-— stant moods . . . Ardent school supporter . .. Often seen at the ski tow .. . Our future electronical engineer... . ROBERT WILLIAM ANDERSON Andy ... College... French Club... Blond ... Great sports fan... A whiz in math... Worries little... Always dashing around... Full of fun and vitality ... A happy lad and pleasant companion . . . Quite the card shark ... “Oh, that laugh!” ... Likes “No Other Love” . .. Perry Como, his favorite .. . Ambition, certified public accountant. .. . DOMENIC ANGELINI DAT. College .. . Press Club. . . Choral Club . . . Good-looking football player... “Ohh! Those passes!” . . . Can readily be no- ticed ... Winning personality ... Enjoys the view from the firetower .. . Refreshing wit ... Master dancer . . . Happy-go-lucky .. . Favorite saying, “Go dig him, man”... Noteworthy as a nighthawk . . . Plans to make someone a good husband... . WILLIAM GORDON BAGLEY Bill... College ... German Club .. . Press Club... Ski Club... . Student Cabinet... Good-natured .. . Active in all school events . . . Dependable and co-operative in every- thing . . . Likeable personality . . . Mr. Magane’s right hand . . . Good student... . TAC Executive Board . . . Can be seen fre- quently at the ski tow . . . Likes airplanes, football, and baseball . .. Will attend Holy Cross to major in business administration. ... BEVERLY ANN AUCOIN Bev ... Commercial ... FTA . . . MAGNET Business Staff... Choral Club. . . Bowling ... Tiny but capable... A friend to all... Always smartly dressed . . . Smooth person- ality . . . Loves all kinds of athletics .. . Always ready to lend a helping hand... Sporty member of Room 1 .. . Vitality to spare ... A good word for all... Vice- president of junior home room . . . Likes collecting records, especially Nat “King” Cole’s . . . Will make an excellent private sectetary. .. . CARL ALVIN BAKER Beanso ... College... French Club... MAGNET Editorial Staff... Book Club... Friendly . . . Co-operative . . . Easy-going manner... Well-groomed . . . Contagious smile... A great pal... Always talking... Ready for fun . . . Track star, out to beat his own record ... Courteous . . . Loyal member of the class . . . Interested in all sports... A request for “Too Long” ... A Perry Como fan... Would like to be a florist. . . . JEAN AGNES BAGLEY Jeanne ... Commercial ... Choral Club... Crafts... Light brown hair .. . Quiet but en- joys a good time... Tall and slim... Calm and unruffled nature... Obliging . . . Enjoys all sports, especially hockey and baseball .. . A loyal rooter for LHS at all the games... Enjoys her picture collection . . . “Please play ‘Vaya Con Dios’” ... A fiend for Frankie Laine’s records... A future Wave... LEON ARMAND BARON Lee... Commercial ... Always ready for a good time . . . Pleasant to know . . . Sports enthusiast, especially hunting, fishing, and swimming . . . Curly-haired and handsome ... An outdoor man... Carefree... Sunny smile . . . Quick wit . . . Gets along with everyone .. . Dislikes staying in one place ... Spends part of his summers at Hampton Beach ... A request for Patti Page... Will become an excellent draftsman... . MARY ANN BEAUSOLEIL Pic... Commercial . . . Dark-haired miss . .. Efficient . . . Quiet, yet vibrating per- sonality . . . Courteous . . . Good-natured . . . Soft-spoken . . . Neatly attired ... Al- ways seen at LHS football games . . . Favorite pastime, collecting and listening to all the modern “swing” records ... Reserved... Cute ways . . . Number one on her Hit Parade, ‘Hey Joe” by Frankie Laine... Future office worker. ... JEAN RITA BILODEAU Jeanie... Commercial ... Choral Club... Crafts Club... ‘“‘A miss from French Hill” ... Winsome... Smiling ... Gentle... Rather shy and retiring . . . Possesses a warm friendliness that endears her to her pals... Charming little ways . . . Enjoys sports, es- pecially field hockey ... Attractive smile... Pretty brown hair . . . Plans to join the Waves.... JEAN MARION BEREN Jeanie ... College ... Debate Club... French), Glubie=..) Press; Glub eek LAG Sophisticated manner . . . Enjoys a good argument... Honor student... Likes college men... Proficient swimmer . . . Expressive dark eyes .. . Refined . . . Talkative .. . Always cramming for a test... A sports fan ... Worcester, here I come!” . . . Lover of music... Crazy over Julius LaRosa... Suc- cessful career ahead as a social worker. .. . GLORIA CLAIRE BILOTTA Glo... Commercial . . . Crafts Club... Short miss with shiny black hair . . . Peaches and cream complexion . .. Nice things come in small packages ... A whiz on the dance floor . . . Can frequently be found at Frye’s . . Baseball and football enthusiast . . . Collects jazz records . . . An ardent fan of Sarah Vaughn ... A future secretary... . | u VERNON PAUL BERGERON Guns ... Commercial . . . Short, dark, and handsome . . . Has a personality that pleases everyone . . . Possessor of a good sense of humor . . . Enjoys a good laugh . . . Par- ticipates in football . . . Collects guns... Well-dressed .. . Friendly ... A new-comer to LHS ... Nice smile . . . Requests “That’s Amore” ... Plans to attend business school. . . NORMA LOUISE BISSONNETTE Bissy ... Commercial . .. MAGNET Business Staff... Pretty . . . Cheerful outlook on life . . . Always neatly attired . . . Dark-eyed charm . . . Boundless energy . . . Enjoys dancing ... Magnetic personality . . . Loves to talk... Never worries .. . Can be found at the “Rec” anytime . .. Thinks Sarah Vaughn is the singer . . . A request for “Time” ... Naturally curly hair . . . Future secretary. ... CARROLL YVONNE BLANCHARD Commercial . . . Press Club . . . Stately walk ... Graceful way ... Pleasant manner... Hails from Whalom ... Nice smile... Excellent clothes sense . . . Alert and busi- ness-like manner .. . Ever ready for fun and frolic . . . Full of school spirit . . . One of our good commercial students . . . Dark- haired lass . . . First on her Hit Parade is “Perdido” . . . Enjoys listening to Sarah Vaughn Aspires to be an_ airline stewardess. ... CHARLES THOMAS BRANCH Charlie .. . Commercial . . . Dark-haired, good-looking boy . . . Somewhat on the quiet side... A friend to all who know him ;.. Very clever ... Neat appearance ... | “Who swiped my books?” ... A frequent fisher and hunter . . . Rare sense of humor . .. Mischievous grin . . . Amenable to all |... “I got news for him” .. . Julius LaRosa, his favorite . . . Plans to enter the Air m Fotce. . .. BEVERLY JUNE BOLTON Bev ... College . . . Beautiful sparkling eyes... Friendly way . . . Happy-go-lucky ... One of our Sterlingites . . . Always talk- ing ... Keen sense of humor... “And oh, those dimples!” . . . “Hey, hun” . . . Ready to help another . . . Perfect chemist? .. . Enjoys softball and basketball . . . “Have you seen Eddie lately?” . . . Enjoys all sports . Enjoys “Hey Joe” by Frankie Laine “natch!” ... Future nurse . . . “May I take your pulse?” ... ALBERT WILFRED BROSSEAU Al... Commercial . . . Quiet, easy-going manner .. . “Gentleman Prefers Blondes’’ . . . Enjoys riding to school in his car... Always good-natured . . . Slim, medium height .. . Happy-go-lucky .. . On the quiet side . . . “I could say something, but I won't” ... Likes Bing Crosby .. . “I’m Walking Behind You” Future un- decided... . JOAN FRANCIS BONNER Joanie... College... Book Club. . . De- bate Club... Press Club... Competent... Genuine charm and sincerity . . . Perfect lady at all times . . . Sparkling wit . . . Soft tone sweetness .. . Interesting speaker .. . Vivid imagination . . . Good student... Kind and considerate . . . Likes small chil- dren . . . Works hard at everything .. . Lovely smile . . . Freckles . . . Spends her spare time listening to Eddie Fisher .. . Request for “I Love Paris’ ... Plans to enter nursing... . HELENA VIRGINIA BROWN Brownie . . . Commercial . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . Ski Club. . . Girls’ Athletic Association . . . Student Cabinet... Tall attractive girl .. . A model for what the well-dressed business girl is wearing... Always ready to lend a helping hand... A great sports enthusiast . . . Excels in softball, basketball, swimming, and skiing . . . Finds pleasure in viewing sports ... Appears rather quiet ... An ardent fan of Helen O'Connell ee eAstuture:sectetaty.-)-.- JOYCE LOUISE BROWN Slats ... Commercial . . . Tall, dark, lovely ...A friendly “hello” for all... Easy to get along with ... Nice to know .. . Efficient ... Loves good fun... Arrives bright and early in the morning . . . Fine commercial student . . . Courteous . . . Considerate of others .. . Likes basketball and swimming ... Knits like a “pro” . . . “What’s new?” .. . Hopes to be a stenographer... . GLORIA JEAN CAPLETTE Gooch... Gollezes. - Choral’ Club .). Debate Club . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff Sees Dowling: Glubyeen ss erencn Clubs Band and Orchestra . . . Chee rful and gay ... Attractive brunette . . . To know her is to like her . . . Easy to get along with... Big, beautiful blue eyes . . . Never misses a good time . . . “Oh, those stairs to Chem!” ... Sm-o-oth dancer... Wins friends easily . . . Tastefully dressed . . . Plans to enter Forsyth School of Dental Hygiene to become a dental hygienist. .. . MARY ANN BURPEE Commercial .. . Long blonde hair . . . Beau- tiful blue eyes .. . Quiet manner . . . Earnest in her work . . . Quite studious .. . Artistic ability ... Tiny and cute... A true friend ... Soft-spoken . . . Casual type . . . Likes to bowl . . . Not too much to say ... “Live while you live, and when you die, die and be done with it” . .. Favorite song, “Till I Waltz Again With You”.... LEEDS MARIO CARLUCCIO Carluch ... College ... French Club... MAGNET Editorial Staff... Press Club... Neat dresser .. . Popular with everyone... Class leader . . . Treasurer of senior and junior classes... TAC Executive Board... Attends all school affairs . . . Representative of LHS at Boys’ State... President of French Club ... Honor roll student . . . Diligent worker . . . Dauntless spirit . . . Good-look- ing... Fun-loving ... Attractive personality ... Takes everything in his stride . . . Fond of tennis and bowling . . . Plans to enter Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. ... SUZANNE MARY CAISSE Sue... College... FIA ... Choral ‘Club ... Book Club... Girls’ Athletic Association ... A smile for all... Everyone’s friend... Twinkling blue eyes ... Oh, that wave! ... Sharp dresser ... Loves a good time... . Full of pep ... Enjoys all sports . . . Likes the movies .. . Sewing, her hobby . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Mad over Julius LaRosa... Great sport . . . Plans to enter Fitchburg State Teachers’ College... . JANET ANN CARR Jan ... Commercial ... Press Club... Ski Club... Choral Club... Attractive lass... Charming... Tastefully attired .. . Thought- ful of others ... A favorite among classmates ... Works quietly . . . Loves to have a good time ... President of Room 14.. . Favorite sports, skiing, tennis, and swimming... “I say there’ . . . Another request for “Deep Purple” ... A future driving instructor. ... a — NA te |... (Can be heard at all the rallies . . SHIRLEY ANN CARRIER Speedy ... Commercial ... Ski Club... Merry-eyed, sweet-faced lass . . . Gay com- panion ... Terrific skater . . . Whiz at ski- ing ... Wears clothes beautifully . . . Loyal football fan .. . Frequent spasms of laughter ... Loves to dance... Well-liked by all... Lovely hair ... Generous . . . Endless supply of energy . . . Winsome personality .. . Favorite expression, “Stop the nonsense’ .. Plans to enter the WAFS.... CAROLE ANN C ATALETA | Cat... Commercial... Arts and Crafts Club |... Blonde-haired miss with cute ways... Always a wisecrack . . . Sharp dresser .. . Good speaker . . . Loyal supporter of LHS . Likes to talk with her many friends . . . Enjoys all sports, especially swimming and tennis... Gay personality . . . A request for Sarah Vaughn and “Time” .. . Wants to attend Winslow Secretarial School to become a couft reporter. . . WILBUR HENRY CARTER, Jr. Bill... College... Book Club... . Refresh- ing wit ... Resourceful . . . Good looking ... Never worries ... Has many friends, not all boys . . . Works part-time at the First National ... Member of DeMolay . . . Likes to design cars .. . Medium height . . . Likes all sports ... Easy going... Enlightens a party ...In the near future, would like to become a minister... . GEORGE NEWELL CHESTER Chet ... Commercial . . . Tall, peppy senior lad... Very popular... Pleasant disposition . . . Always a good word for everyone... Enjoys a good time . . . Very nice looking . . . Likes all sports . . . Always a friendly smile . . . Innumerable friends . . . Sharp dresser .. . Dependable . . . Enjoys listening to Dinah Washington .. . Ambition, drafts- Mite. SANDRA JOAN CASTRIOTTA Sandy ... Commercial... Choral Club... Arts and Craft Club... Efficient miss... Wonderful personality . . . Loves dancing ... Looks good in everything... Your friend and mine. . . Gets around . . . Sophomore and’ junior class secretary ... A “pro” at bowling . . . Her hobby, collecting earrings ... Small and nice looking . . . “Definitely” ... Asks for “Time” .. . Prefers recordings by Sarah Vaughn .. . Plans to spend her future in an office... . DONALD PAUL COLEMAN Don . .. Commercial . . . Tall and good looking . .. Happy-go-lucky . . . “What’s the interest in the sophomore class?” . . . The old “do or die” spirit... A ready smile for all .. . Smart dresser . . . Fond of a good time . . . Sports include baseball and basket- ball . . . Favorite pastime, collecting stamps : Enjoys listening to “Rags to Riches” by Tony Bennett . .. Hopes to obtain a good business position. . . . MARY EVELYN COLLENARO Commercial . .. Debate Club . . . Vivacious ... Lively personality ... Seldom serious... Great booster for LHS .. . Never a dull moment when she’s around . . . Ready for fun most of the time... Active in dramatics ...A- reliable friend... Winning smile... Quick to see the humorous side . . . Depend- able . . . Numerous friends . . . Her idol, Eddie Fisher . . . A future newspaper re- portern a RICHARD JOSEPH CORMIER Direenee College eeace trench, Glubmesse Good-natured fellow ... Fun to be with... Medium height . . . Likes baseball, basket- ball, and track . . . Claims studies aren’t too successful . . . T.K.’s office boy . . . Adds humor to life... Sharp dresser . . . Fond of a good time... Note-worthy as a night hawk ... An ardent supporter of all school activi- ties... Hails from French Hill . . . Favorite singer, Frankie Laine . . . Ambition, to become a physical education teacher. .. . EUGENE JOEL CONTOIS Geno .. . Commercial . . . Craft Club... Manly build... Always has a pleasant word for everyone . . . Quiet, easy-going manner . . . Diligent student . . . Artistically and mechanically inclined . . . Not very talkative ... Easy to get along with . . . Friendly smile ... Full of life and fun .. . Spends his spare time listening to Frankie Laine’s “Your Cheating Heart” ... In the future would like to become a customizer. .. . ANN MARIE COUGHLIN Coffee... Commercial ... Crafts Club... Quiet, but friendly to all . . . Nicely dressed ... Attractive . . . Loves to dance . . . “Oh, that poodle cut!” . . . Always seen in the cheering section at games .. . Laughing eyes .. . Enjoys swimming, baseball, and bowling ... Care-free spirit... Keen sense of humor . . . Likes to listen to Sarah Vaughn... Plans to be a private secretary. ... JUDITH ANN COOLIDGE Judi... College... Ski Club. . . French Club ... Press Club . . . Fortnightly Club ... Spirited cheerleader ... Name always on honor roll .. . Promoter of all school func- tions . . . Looks as though she just stepped out of a band box... Friendly . . . Cute and petite .. . Graceful dancer . . . Liked by all ... Charm... Always ready to lend a hand . .. Expressive eyes ... Lovely smile... Favorite sports include football, skiing, and swimming ... Plans to enter Burbank Hos- pital School of Nursing. ... RUTH ARLENE COVERT Ruthie... Commercial ... Crafts Club... A serene and determined lass . . . Quiet, yet vibrating personality ... Always happy... Enjoys swimming, skating, and bowling... Energetic . . . Friendly to all . .. Known by her odd way of laughing . . . Efficient worker ... Careful dresser . . . Carefree disposition ... Pretty blush ... Pleasant manner... Graceful ways . .. Favorite song, ‘September Song” by Stan Kenton . . . Would like to become an airline hostess. .. . PATRICIA FORBES COWAN gma commercial ... Choral Club. .., Sterling’s gift to LHS ... Personality plus... A smile for all . . . Uses her lovely voice to entertain at many school affairs . . . Sopho- more home room treasurer . . . President of junior home room .. . “‘Allrighty!” ... Great sport .. . Well-liked -by everyone... Has a sense of humor ... Loves to dance... Prefers baseball and football .. . Has a spot for “My Love, My Love”... We'll be buying her recordings soon.... ROSE MARY CUDONE Rosy... Commercial . ... Spirited redhead... Not an equestrian but likes a Hoss... One of our lively cheerleaders . . . Vice-president of sophomore home room . . . Secretary of Room 2... Popular with everyone... A smile for all .. . Fine commercial student... A belle of the ball .. . Favorite disk, “Let There Be Love” .. . “Charming model for what the well-dressed secretary is wear- Wave Tea ROBERT EUGENE CRAWLEY Bob ... College... Camera Club... Well- liked by his classmates . . . Greatly interested in fishing, but likes all sports .. . Someone worth knowing .. . Serious, but full of fun ... Envied by all for his brown, wavy hair... Medium height ... Receives good marks... Hails from North Leominster . . . Good- looking . . . Efficient worker in the hospital kitchen . . . A request for “Crying in the Chapel” ... Future undecided... . ROY GUNNAR DAHLSTROM Commercial .. . Quiet .. . Pleasing person- ality... A tall blond from Sterling ... Enjoys driving . . . Likes sports, especially football and baseball . . . Good-natured .. . Reserved . . . Co-operative ... Always ready to do a good turn... A sense of refinement ... An Eddie Fisher fan... Will be a valu- able friend as a State Policeman.... BETTE JANE CROSSMAN Commercial ... MAGNET Business Staff . . . Press Club... Ski Club... French Club... A great basketball rooter for LHS . . . Oh, that long dark-brown hair... Loves to swim ... Always ready to do a good turn... . The mayor's daughter ... An Eddie Fisher fan... Plans to go to business school . . . Favorite saying, “Pray tell” .. . Favorite song, “I’m in the Mood for Love”... . NATALIE SCOTT DAMON Nikki... College... Press Club... FTA . . . Student Cabinet . . . Sparkling person- ality .... Full of pep... Wonderful sense of humor... Hard worker... Well-liked by her classmates . . . President of sophomore and senior home rooms . . . Vice-president of junior and senior class . . . Student director of senior production . . . Loves dancing... Promoter of all school functions . . . Pretty ... Wears clothes beautifully ... Pretty blush ... Life of any party... That Buick Special ... Will make an excellent gym teacher. ... RUTH ELVA DAVIDSON Billie ... Commercial ... Crafts Club... ... Choral Club .. . Sophisticated . . . Long brown hair ... Has the gift of gab... Active in sociology class . . . Loves to swim . .. Favorite pastime, cooking . . . Graceful ... Pleasant companion . . . Wears clothes well ... Cheerful smile . . . Frequent spasms of laughter .. . Excitable .. . Never misses a good time .. . Out to impress Harry Con- Oover.... BARBARA LUCILLE DEAMICIS Babs... Commercial”. . Crafts Club . . Sparkling personality ... Hard worker... Well-liked by her classmates . . . Wonderful sense of humor... Always friendly ... Loves all sports and can be seen at all events... Ready smile... Talkative... Neatly attired . . Blushes easily ... A girl worth knowing “Well, anyway” ... Another request for “Perdido” ... Thinks Joni James, tops... After graduation plans to attend Becker Junior College. ... EDWARD DAY Eddie .. . Student Council . . . Cute redhead ... Outdoor type... A hunting and fishing fan ... Friendly disposition . . . Enjoys roller skating .. . Spends quite a bit of time tuning up his car... A friend to all who know him ... Courteous ... Quiet until you know him ... ‘No Other Love” and Eddie Fisher . . . A future tool and die maker. ... DONALD RICHARD DEITZEL Donny ...Commercial...A nice kid known by everyone... Winning smile... Likes a certain Carr... A sports enthusiast, especially basketball and baseball . . . Will look sporty in those “bell bottom trousers” ... Has a great sense of humor . . . Happy-go-lucky nature ... An ardent supporter of all school activities . . . Witality . . . Makes friends easily . . . Favorite singer, Nat “King” Cole ... Plans to enter the Navy.... KATHERINE LORRAINE DAY Kay ... College... Choral Club ... Modern Dance Club . . . Kind and considerate .. . Good-natured and thoughtful . . . Eager to be of assistance to others . . . Jovial and pleasant ... Sports include swimming, baseball, and roller skating . . . Sparkling dark eyes... Spends her spare time singing and dancing ... I can’t, I have to go to the dentist” ... Will make an efficient nurse. .. . BARBARA ANN DEPASQUALE Barb... Commercial ... Choral Club... De- bate Club... An attractive commercial stu- dent... Will look good behind a typewriter ... Likes convertibles ... An all-round nice person .. . Enjoys all sports, but participates in softball and basketball . . . Lovely brown wavy hair... Likes to dance . . . Well-liked by everyone ... Fun-loving .. . Hit song, “September Song”... A future secretary. ... LOUIS FRANK DIGIOVANNI Didge .. . Commercial . . . Book Club... Quite the flirt . . . Loves to have a whale of atime... Likes all sports, especially football ... A good sense of humor .. . Hobby, girls ... Favorite saying, ‘Oh, dear” . . . Favorite song, “Who Put the Devil in Evelyn’s Eyes” .. . Likes to hear Como croon . . . Plans to join the Marines after school. .. . JANET ELIZABETH DUPEE Peaches ... College... Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation... A whiz at basketball, softball, and hockey . . . A friendly smile and a cheery “hello” for everyone . . . Oh, that giggle! . . . Good student . . . Buckie’s attendance taker .. . Wonderful disposition . . . Never a dull moment . . . Enjoys a good joke... “Picture me’... Industrious ... Well man- nered ... Many friends . . . Will make an efficient nurse. . CAROLINA ROSE DIGUILIO Lee... Commercial . . . Merry-eyed, sweet- faced lass . . . Gay . . . Smooth tailored clothes . . . Eager enthusiast for all sports... Sincere, hard worker ... Always prompt and dependable... Alert and business-like man- ner... Homeroom treasurer . . . Spends her spare time listening to popular and jazz music... Enjoys a good laugh . . . Never misses a good time . . . Good student... . True friend .. . Striving toward a court secre- tarial position. ... JOAN MARIE DUPUIS Commercial . . . Crafts Club . . . Short, brown-haired lass . . . Quiet, until you know her . . . Frequently seen driving around in her car .. . Always willing to do her share . . . Likes all sports, especially baseball and basketball . . . A pleasing companion... Countless popular records . . . Sincere smile . . . Easy to get along with . . . Dresses be- comingly .. . Idolizes Perry Como... A future secretary... . JANE CAROL DONNELLY Jay ... College . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff... Ski Club... French Club .. . Press Club .. . Choral Club . . . Band and Or- chestra . . . High-stepping majorette ... Always seen bouncing around the corridors . .. Always a wisecrack . . . Enjoys all sports ... Tall blonde miss .. . Likes a good time . . . Prefers skirts and sweaters . . . Loves dancing . . . Easy to get along with... Quiet (?) ... Oh, those red shorts... A great admirer of Julius LaRosa... Plans to enter Fitchburg State Teachers’ College. .. . DENNIS JOHN DUVAL College ... Press Club... French Club... Tall, dark-haired lad ... Very friendly ... Fun-loving ... Rarely quiet... . Indoor and outdoor sports enthusiast . . . Mischief danc- ing in his eyes .. . Keeps up with the auto- motive world ... Very loyal to his class .. . Known for his carefree manner . . . Likes to dance ... Fond of drawing . . . Future un- decided. ... JOAN LINTON ERICSON Joanie... Commercial ... Debate Club... French Club... Attractive blonde .. . Sweet smile .. . Good-natured and co-operative... Likes people . . . Efficient worker . . . Very quiet and shy... Liked by all who know her ... Active in local church group... Likes to participate in debates . . . Quite studious... Earnest in her work . . . Spends spare time listening to records, especially those by Julius LaRosa . . . Hopes to become a te- ceptionist.... VENERINA ANN FERRERA Nina... College... Press Club... Always happy and smiling . .. Likes to talk at any time .. . Likes all sports, especially football and swimming .. . Nice friend to have... Never misses a good time... Willing work- er... Magnetic personality . . . Excellent college student... Willing to lend a helping hand . . . Plans to enter the nursing pro- fession.... THOMAS HENRY EYLES Loman Collesea aw rtenchs @lubme ame Camera Club... Tall and husky... Well- groomed and well-mannered . . . Courteous ... Likes to have his own way ... A member of the DeMolay ... An avid Yankee rooter ... “Can I take your picture?” . . . French Club Executive Board . . . Reserved manner ... Works after school ... Always friendly ...A request for “Moulin Rouge’... Plans to major in business administration. ... JOANNE CYNTHIA FIORENTINO Joan ... Commercial . .. MAGNET Business Staff .. . Reserved and soft-spoken . . . Cheer- ful outlook on life . . . Makes all decisions seriously ... An unforgettable manner... Glossy black hair ... Alert and business-like manner... Sincere . . . Easy to get along with ... Co-operative .. . Enjoys movies... “It’s for the birds” . . . One of Julius La- Rosa’s ardent fans . . . Plans to become a SCCTCtALV. cane JOANNE ELAINE FARRELL Jo ...Commercial . . . MAGNET Business Staff ... A peppy miss who’s a lot of fun... Loving air about her... Ardent football fan, but also likes basketball and baseball . . . Can be seen often at LHS functions... Ready smile ... Neat in appearance . . . Likes re- cordings by Joni James . . . Hopes to be a secretary. ... JOHN WILLIAM FLANAGAN Johnny ... Commercial . . . Burley football player .. . Great track star . . . Enjoys danc- ing ... Great competitive spirit . . . Full of fun... Continually smiling and happy... Makes friends easily . . . Tall, dark, and good-looking . . . Likeable personality .. . Rugged, outdoor type . . . Favorite dish, spaghetti . . . Never worries .. . All-round SUY eee FORREST ARTHUR FORTUNE Forrie ... Commercial ... Shy blond lad... Seldom heard from . . . Works after school .. . Runs errands for the office . . . Likes to watch football games Mechanically minded . . . Reliable Whalom resident . . . Undisturbed by most girls . . . Good-natured ... Friendly smile . . . Plans to be a mechan- Cae CAROL LYNN FRED Chic ... Commercial ... Press Club... A well-known newcomer to LHS . . . Attractive blonde... Likes to dance .. . Associate editor of the Press Club . . . Her hobby, ice skating ... Friendly to all . . . Carefree spirit . . . Energetic . . . Loves to talk . . . Sophisticated ... Travels quite a lot... Dependable .. . Likes all kinds of music . . . Favorite song, “Stardust” ... A request for Frankie Laine ... Plans to be a secretary... . ROBERT AUGUSTA FRANCIOSE Leach . .. Commercial . . . Plays a mean trumpet .. . Sharp dresser . . . Well-liked by all who know him ... A flashing smile for everyone . . . Favorite sports, football and basketball ... A character from Sixth Street ... Never a dull moment in his company .. . A second Jerry Lewis . . . Favorite singer, Jeannette Davis . . . Plans to specialize in sports. ... JOAN MICHELE GENTILE Gent... College .. . Student Cabinet .. . MAGNET Editorial Staff... Ski Club... Dynamic personality . . . Enthusiasm .. . Outstanding school spirit .. . Terrific dancer ... Superb clothes... Ready smile... Enjoys having fun. .. Infectious laugh . . . Secretary of senior class . . . Participates in and enjoys all sports .. . Short wavy hair . . . Beautiful dark eyes . .. Quite a combination . . . Keen wit .. . Loves all types of music... Very cute senior lass . . . Hopes to marry a million- aires LAWRENCE RICHARD FRATICELLI Dick... College .. . Rugged and sturdy... Very serious at times . . . Somewhat on the quiet side toward girls .. . Sports around in his car... A valuable friend . . . Follows all types of sports ... Enjoys watching TV... Spaghetti and meatballs, his dish... A re- quest for “You're Fooling Someone”... Plans to enter college. . . PAUL JOSEPH GENTILE Pasquale . . . Commercial . . . Dark curly- haired individual ... An ardent supporter of all school functions . . . Likes all sports... Girls don’t seem to interest him . . . Quick to see the humorous side . . . Easy-going .. . Countless friends . . . Well-groomed . . . Admires Perry Como... Number one on his Hit Parade, “Ruby” .. . Plans to join the Navy.... DONALD FRANCIS GILLIS Rock ... College ...A fine athlete... Hunting, one of Don’s pastimes . . . Good student . . . Terrific sense of humor .. . Snappy dresser .. . Co-president of TAC... Medium height . . . Good-looking . . . Many friends . . . Clubs include Ski Club, Press Club, and Camera Club . . . Has dancing ability .. . “Eyes speak volumes”. . . Devilish grin... Sunny disposition . . . Headed for college. ... EVELYN JOAN GOLAS Ev ...Commercial ... Book Club... Crafts Club . . . Short light-haired miss . . . Good company ... Rather quiet, until you get to know her . . . Likes sports, especially skating and swimming . . . Eager to be of assistance to others . . . Can indulge in an interesting conversation .. . Works part-time in Grant’s ... Friendly smile . . . Collects old coins... An ardent fan of Julius LaRosa... Plans to enter Becker Junior College. . . . MARJORIE THERESA GIROUARD Margie... Commercial ... Crafts Club... Ski Club . . . Small, dark-haired miss .. . Smooth dancer . . . Pretty . . . Adores jazz records ... Well-liked by everyone . . . Loves all sports, especially skating and skiing... Very pleasant smile . . . Loyal supporter of all school activities . . . Always ready for anything . . . Possesses many clothes... Races to be on time . . . Cheerful and gay . . . Quick-witted . . . Favorite singer, Sarah Vaughn... Plans to become a court stenogra- pherrscirc MALCOLM ELLIOT GRAVES Digger ... Machine Shop... Tall slender lad . .. A student of Saxton Trade High School . . . Easy to get along with .. . Neat dresser . . . Enjoys the thrill of an exciting basketball game . . . Likes football and hockey, too . . . Finds great pleasure in dancing .. . A request for “Stranger in Para- dise” .. . Thinks Tony Bennett, “the most” ... A future machinist. ... ELFRIEDE MATHILDE GOETZ College . . . Fortnightly Club... FTA... French Club . . . Choral Club . . . Student Cabinet . . Student director of senior pro- duction ... A number one student . . . Every- one’s friend . . . Often displays her sunny disposition . . . Earnest . . . Hard working ... Sincere... A whiz in chemistry . .. Keen interest in LHS activities . . . Treasurer of FTA ... Cashier at football games . . . Loves to swim and skate ... Her hobby, collecting travel folders . . . Request for “I Love Paris” ... Will make her success in her chosen field, teaching. ... JANET MAY GROVER Commercial . . . Crafts Club . . . Quiet miss from Sterling ... Never says much . .. Petite .. . Gracious .. . Lovely smile . . . Earnest and diligent in her studies . . . Likes all sports, especially baseball, skating, and swimming ... Always ready to lend a help- ing hand... Neatly attired . . . Enjoys listen- ing to Eddie Fisher . . . Hopes to become a secretary. ... CAROL ANNE GROVES College . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff .. . French Club... Choral Club . . . Fortnightly Club... Rusti, a red-haired miss with quiet ways... Has a sweet singing voice . . . Loves to play the piano .. . Thoughtful of others .. . Fine student . . . Diligent worker . . . Cashier at the football games... Happy... Friendly . . . Loyal LHS rooter . . . Active member in French Club . . . Part-time worker at Grant’s . . . Enjoys dancing, swimming, and bowling . . . Favorite phrase, “Terrific” . . . Favorite song, “If I Loved You”... Will make an excellent nurse. . . JAMES ANDREW HANNIGAN Jimmy ... College... Press Club... Radio Club . . . Choral Club... Ski Club... Good-looking .. . Happy-go-lucky . . . Ready smile for everything... Track enthusiast . . . Attracting personality ... Smart dresser... Loves a good time .. . All-round good sport .. . Proud owner of a driving license . . . President of our sophomore class . . . Smooth dancer ... Valuable friend . . . Loves to listen to Earl Bostic . . . Plans to enter Springfield College to become a physical education ‘teacher. ... ADELLE GUTMAN Boo... College ... Press Club . . . French Club . .. Choral Club . . . Associate editor of Press Club... Dark and petite... A second Moira Shearer . . . Good speaker . . . Mr. Peck’s right hand . . . Typical New Yorker .. . Artistry in rhythm . . . Partici- pates in summer stock . . . A wide collection of autographs of celebrities . . . Enjoys a good time . . . Energetic worker for school affairs .. . “See you on the stage”... Bound for success... . JESSE WALTER HARE Jess... Commercial ... Art Club... Quiet, tall, lean-statured fellow .. . Artistically talented . . . Treasurer of junior homeroom . .. Always good-natured . . . Likes baseball . . . Undisturbed by most girls . . . Works part-time in Grant’s . . . Easy to get along with ... Friendly to all... “Hi, there!” .. . A fan of Perry Como... Hopes to enter art school... . MARY IRENE HALLOCK Mary ... Commercial .. . MAGNET Business Staff... Tall... Blonde miss .. . Likes to read... A good friend ... Diligent... Faith- ful rooter . .. Dependable in every way... A fine commercial student . . . Enjoys horse- back riding and archery . . . Likes music... Always friendly .. . Earnest in her work .. . Mamie’s bangs . .. Rather quiet .. . Numer- ous freckles . . . Frankie Laine fan... A future telephone operator . . . “Number, Dleaseian WILLIAM DONALD HARMER Bill... College . . . Book Club . . . Choral Club... Small and quiet at times . . . Mini- mum of cares and worries... A ready smile for all... Appears shy, but full of fun. . Likes a get-together with friends . . . Particu- lar liking for books . . . Occasionally upset by a mischievous streak . . . Someone worth knowing .. . A Frankie Laine fan... A future teacher. .. . MARJORIE LOUISE HENRY Margie ... College .. . MAGNET Editorial Stale ctench Clubman GrattseGluber er Modern Dance Club... Choral Club... Bowling Club... Full of fun... Cause of many chuckles... Always looking for a good time... “What a laugh!” .. . Her hobby, collecting records . . . Radiates pep and vitality . . . Twinkle of deviltry in her eye ... Never seen without a smile . . . Hopes to enter nursing school at New England Dea- coness Hospital... . RICHARD RAYMOND HOWARD Dick ... Commercial ... Camera Club... An avid sports fan, especially baseball and football . . . Enjoys a good laugh . . . “Oh, those poor sophomores!” . . . Well-liked by all . . . Winning personality . . . Quiet at times ... “You think so!” .. . First love, fun ... Has a good word for all .. . Likes “Eh Cumpari” by Julius LaRosa... A future accountant. ... BRUCE RONALD HIETALA Lapper ... Commercial ... Quiet... Sharp dresser . .. Likes sports ... A good sense of humor... “Oh, that hot Ford!” ... “How’s every little thing?” . . . Likes to hear Frankie sing . . . Hobby, collecting coins . . . Never too busy to miss a good time . . . “Come near me and I'll deck you” . . . Likes to listen to popular music . . . Never worries . . Mischief dances in his eyes . . . Hard worker after school . . . A future draftsman. . . MARY ANNA IMBRIANI Mary Ann ... Commercial .. . Crafts Club ... Choral Club . . . Cute dark-haired miss ... Full of fun .. Vivacious .. . Mischievous ... Nice dancer .. . Always happy .. . Pert . .. Enthusiastic supporter of LHS .. . Great number of friends . . . Quick-witted ... A great help in the office .. . Radiant smile... Loves to talk at any time . . . Likes to collect jazz records... “A-Wow’ ... Likes “Un- forgettable” by Nat “King” Cole ... Plans to be a private secretary. ... DANIEL GORDON HILL Bunker... College... French Club. . . Ski Club... Press Club ... Student Cabinet .. . Danny, a wonderful guy . . . Friendly smile . .. Liked by everyone ... A good man at Giguere’s . . . Sporty crew cut . . . Baseball, his meat . . . Good student . . . TAC Execu- tive Board... A card shark... Always quick with a quip... Adds life to any group... Has a way with girls... Likes jazz... “It’s the most”... Aspires to be an engineer... . BRUCE NORMAN KALIN Goose... College ... The boy with an elec- tric eye in pool ... Member of the Colonial Club . . . Likes to collect records, especially those of Eddie Fisher . . . Great baseball en- thusiast and number one fan of the Yankees . .. ‘Oh, those oral compositions!” ... Al- ways a joke. .. ““That’s about it” . . . Hopes to be a sports writer or an architect. ... GEORGE PHILIP KEARNEY Phil... Commercial . . . Tall lad with a crew cut... Likes a good time... A little on the quiet side . . . Favorite sports, base- ball, fishing, and basketball . . . Neat dresser . . . Collects old coins as a hobby... All- round pal . . . Favorite pastime, debating about shorts ,. ..A fan of Frankie Laine... Plans to be an accountant... . SUSANNE LACLAIR | Sue... College... MAGNET Editorial Staff ... French Club... Ski Club... Press Club |... Fortnightly Club... Natural red hair ... Girls’ State delegate... A whiz at skiing . .. Cheerful personality . . . Generates en- thusiasm . . . Always ready to lend a hand . . . Staunch and loyal friend . . . Honor student . . . Editor-in-chief of MAGNET... Loyal supporter of all school activities .. . Sporty dresser .. . Number one on Sve’s Hit Parade, ‘The Song from Moulin Rouge” .. . Plans to study nursing at Peter Bent Brig- ham Hospital... . JUNE EVA KIDDER Jukie ... Commercial . . . Extremely pretty ... Her naturally curly blonde hair, the envy of her classmates . . . ‘“‘Let’s hear you yodel, Jukie” ... Sparkling personality ... Warm smile . . . Knitting, her hobby .. . “I say there”... A softball and swimming devotee ... Admirer of Joni James... Will make a PELESSCCLECLALV wns PATRICIA JOYCE LANDER Pat... College... Book Club ... One of our friends from Sterling . . . Genial personality . -- Quite an actress ... A bit on the shy side . . . Likes to make new acquaintances .. . Janet’s pal... An avid reader... Her hobby, playing the piano... English, her meat... “Please play ‘Ebb Tide’” ... Wants to be a school teacher... . GUY EDMOND LACHAPELLE Scubby ... Commercial ... Choral Club... French Club. . . One of our lively classmates . . . Magnetic personality . .. Keen sense of humor .. . Well-liked . . . Never worries what happens next . . . Likes all sports . . Seen running up and down the sidelines at football games . . . Snappy dresser . . . En- tertaining ... Very good dancer . . . Not at all shy towards the girls .. . Plans to take up aNtiaAdcamens CARL FRANCIS LANZA Cook ... College . . . Our efficient junior class president .. . Always a laugh .. . En- joys a good joke... Member of TAC Execu- tive Board ... A greeting for all . . . Good leader . . . Enjoys tinkering with cars... Second prize winner in Better Speech Contest as a sophomore . . . Oh, that sporty car! . A typical businessman .. . Loves to play the piano... Smooth dancer . . . Plans to attend Worcester Tech to study chemical engineer- ioe Shirl .. . Comm ercial . . . Press Club... Always cheerful . . . Generous, unselfish na- ture .. . An ardent supporter of all school activities . . . Friendliness personified .. . Light brown hair . . . Likes baseball and swimming ... “I say” ... Enjoys a good laugh ... Likes to get together with her many friends .. . Genial smile... Dependable... One of Ella Fitzgerald’s fans . . . Plans to be a private secretary.... SHIRLEY MAE LANZA JOYCE CAROL LAVELLE College . . . Ski Club... Choral Club... French Club ... MAGNET Business Staff . . . Peppy senior lass . . . Always looking for a good time . . . Spirited attitude . . . Never seen without Bette or Ruth .. . Active in many school functions . . . Forever smiling . . . Favorite saying, “I know all about it” ... Top on her Hit Parade, ‘Ramona’... Future includes college. .. . nee | JOSEPH CHARLES LAPOSTA Bybie ... College . . . Student Cabinet... “Oh, that Atlas build!” . . . The perfect wing . . . Always joking . . . Seen at all dances . . . Played with football team... Perfect personality .. . Easy to get along with . .. Takes life as it comes and goes .. . En- thusiastic sports fan . . . Spends much time dancing . . . Doesn’t believe in homework (isn’t that awful?) ... Favorite song, “Too Long” . . . Spends the summer working at Tuttle’s Farm ... Plans to be a coach.... GLORIA ANN LEGAY Shortie... Commercial ... Choral Club... MAGNET Business Staff ... Rather quiet... Small . . . Glasses become her . . . Works hard at everything . . . Easy to please... Dependable .. . Friendly . . . Good-natured and thoughtful . . . Likes to read and watch television . . . Hockey, her favorite sport... An Eddie Fisher fan . . . Would like to be a secretary. ... DAVID WILLARD LARKIN Dave ... Machine Shop .. . Attends Saxton Trade High School .. . Student Council . .. Handsome dark-haired lad . . . Attracting personality .. . Has many friends . . . Takes up mechanics in the vocational course . . . Golf, hunting, and fishing, high on his list of sports... An ardent fan of Eddie Fisher ... ‘Please play ‘No Other Love’” .. . Plans to be a tool and die maker after gradua- Cosas oe RICHARD ARMAND LEMOINE Dick... Commercial . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . “Oh, that sporty crew cut!” ...A nice word about all . . . Talented with a drawing pencil . .. Newcomer to, school but known to all... Those crazy pictures... An enthusiastic sports fan . for travel ... A request for Perry Como... Will do well behind the drawing board as af} commercial artist. . .’. .. A fiend for hunt- § ing and archery .. . Likes to sing... A yen WILLIAM BURDETT LEWIS Bill... College . . . Good-looking . . . Friend to all .. . Full of school spirit .. . Shy, but full of fun... Likes to hunt and fish... Can often be seen driving the family car... Well- groomed ... Smart dresser... Fond of swim- ming, baseball, and basketball . . . Always finds something to keep him busy . . . Des- tined to attend college, to study mechanical | engineering. ... JACQUELINE MARIE MAacDONALD Jackie... Commercial .. . MAGNET Business Staff . . . Cute and full of pep... A smile for all... A “pro” at dancing . . . Favorite sports, swimming and football ...A good sport .. . Good manners . . . Smooth dresser |... A ready stand-by for the Irish . .. Always prepared for a joke... “I say there”... Wavy brown hair... Ardent movie fan... Attends any and all sports events . . . Found most of the time at the B.C. . . . Favorite female singer, Sarah Vaughn ... Plans to be a child technician... . JEAN ALICE LILLIE Commercial . . . Debate Club . . . Choral Club . . . Dark-haired miss . . . Always smiling, never frowning ... Full of vim and vigor... Terrific sense of humor .. . A loyal LHS booster . . . Can often be found at Whalom Park pursuing her roller-skating hobby . . . Derives pleasure pounding the “eighty-eight” ... “Did anyone request ‘Rags to Riches’ or any of Julius LaRosa’s records?” . .. Plans to become a secretary... . JOHN PAUL MAHAN Jack ... College . . . Known for his non- chalant manner . . . Somewhat on the quiet side, toward girls, that is .. . Hard worker . . . Possessing a keen sense of humor... Bate’s delivery boy . . . Likes basketball, football, and baseball . . . “Whose deal?” .. . “When Irish Eyes are Smiling’ by Dennis Day, his favorite .. . Ambition, lawyer. . PAUL ALLEN LISTER Lister . . . Commercial . . . Band and Or- chestra . . . Tall, blond, blue-eyed chap... “Victory Market Kid” . . . Always cheerful and ready for a joke .. . “Oh, that 1934 Plymouth, the envy of all!” ... “Want a ride?” .. . A request for Eddie Fisher . . . Likes sporty clothes ... Hates women? ... Spends spare time repairing cars . . . Towers up to six feet . . . “I See the Moon” on his Hit Parade . . . Plans to enter Worcester Junior College to be a mechanic. ... KATHERINE IDA MAHLER Kathy .. . College . . . French Club... Choral Club ... MAGNET Editorial Staff... Fortnightly Club .. . Hails from Sterling... Dark hair . . . Diligent worker . . . Takes everything in her stride . . . “Is there any instrument she can’t play?” . . . “Cut it out” ... Will join her brother and sister at Bob Jones University. ... ALBERT LOUIS MAINVILLE Doc... College... Tall and slim .. . Great sports enthusiast . . . Often seen in a jeep . .. Never misses school . . . Manager of the baseball team . . . Quiet ways but always ready for fun... A word for everyone... Can often be seen at the “Rec”. . . “That’s about it’... A request for “Crying in the Chapel” . . . Perry Como fan . . . Hopes to become a physical education teacher... . JOHN WILLIAM MARCY Jack ... College .. . Book Club. . . Blond hair and blue eyes . . . Fair complexion .. . Quiet personality .. Swimming, his meat ...A friend in need ... Came to us from Holyoke in his senior year . . . Ready to help another .. . Collects stamps . . . Likes horses ... A Gene Autry fan... Greatest ambition, to have something to do with the Forest Service. .. DONALD ALVIN MALLEY Don ... Commercial ... French Club... Hails from SBHS .. . “Dig those sporty clothes!” . . . Small, but a sheik . . . Goes crazy over jazz, especially Billy Ward... A whiz at French verbs? . . . Enjoys football and basketball . . . Easy to talk to. . . Likes dancing . . . Favorite song, “Moody Mood for Love” ... A future electrician. ... GARY DONALD MARKHAM College ... One of our “sporty” seniors... Sharp dresser .. . Likes to talk... A loyal friend .. . Reserved and well-mannered ... Carefree at all times... Enjoys hunting... Good sense of humor . . . A request for “You, You, You” and Frankie Laine . Success as a draftsman... . “CL rrr s 45 PAULA JANE MANSUR College... French Club... FTA... Bowl- ing Club... Cute... Winning personality ... Wast number of friends . . . Great sport enthusiast . . . Favorite dish, Chicken in the basket? . . . Always ready for anything... Radiant smile and cheery disposition to brighten the darkest day . . . Delightful sense of humor .. . Untiring worker for LHS ... Secretary of Room 3... “I say there” . .. Sure to be a successful teacher... . MONICA MARSHALL College .. . Debate Club... Book Club... Cheerful miss from Sterling . . . Oh, those giggles in English! ... A smile for all... The friendly type ... Rather quiet . . . Sin- cere... Dependable . . . Enjoys good books . . . Likes to collect records . . . Short dark hair... A request for “Linda”... A Buddy Clark fan... A future nurse... “May I take your temperature?” .. . PAUL BERNARD MARTINEAU College ... French Club . . . Love that smile ... Sharp dresser . . . Class athlete . . . En- joys dancing ... Many friends . . . Glittering personality . . . President and vice-president of homeroom . . . Very good looking. . . Always helpful at class doings . . . Studies hard and often .. . Full of spirit . . . Witty ... Devilish grin... Girls intrigue him... Collects records .. . Favorite song, “Stardust” ... Pleasant, obliging manners . . . Football, his main dish . .. One of Leominster’s future millionaires. ... RICHARD CARROLL MILES Dick .. . Commercial ... Choral Club... Small and good-looking . . . Not loquacious, but well-liked . . . Oh, those poor sopho- mores! . . . Likes all sports, especially base- ball and swimming . . . Enjoys singing .. . Can always be heard ... A smile for all... Generous nature... A whiz in a cockpit... Amusing escapades... Mischievous grin... Future flight instructor. ... BERNARD FRANCIS McCAFFREY Mac... College... Choral Club... Diminu- tive but mighty . . . Sports include baseball, football, and basketball ... Wavy hair... Vice-president of home room . . . Spends his spare time hunting ... A smile for all... Theme song, blond hair . . . Good-looking ... Plans to be a dentist... . MABEL IRENE MILTON Muscles .. . Commercial . . . Choral Club . .. Modern Dance Club... Friendly... Laughing eyes and a winning smile .. . Pleasing disposition . . . Easy to get along with . . . An ace on the hockey field .. . Loves all sports . . . Her speeches will always be remembered . . . Nimble on the dance floor . . . Enjoys drawing . . . An honored student . . . Favorite comment, “You and what Army” ... Her future, in the com- mercial art field... . CATHERINE INEZ McCCAFFREY Katy .. . College .. . Book Club. . . Choral Club... Light brown-haired miss .. . Happy- go-lucky ... A fun-lover .. . Cheery smile ... Wonderful friend . . . Especially fond of softball, basketball, and field hockey . Likes to skate . . . Number one on her Hit Parade, ‘From Here to Eternity” ... A fan of Julius LaRosa . A future Naval nufse.... VASCO MOBLEY College . .. Choral Club .. . Friendly to all ... Manly build . . . Loves to talk . . . Foot- ball, his meat . . . Always ready to lend a helping hand... “A Florida cracker” . Honors throughout his high school years ... What was the German homework?” .. . Girls don’t seem to interest him .. . The old “do or die” spirit .. . Likes to hunt... Re- quests “You, You, You” . . . His ambition, to become a jet pilot... . LOIS LYNN MORAN College ... Press Club... French Club... Bowling Club . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff eer Au yeas Choral: Glubseeelallesiim blonde with a sophisticated air . . . Enjoys horseback riding and swimming . . . Can often be seen with her knitting in school... Talent with words .. . Attractively dressed . . . Spends afternoons working at Foster Grant’s ... An avid supporter of LHS... Amiable . . . Good student . . . Dependable . . . Always ready for a good argument... Plans to be a school teacher. .. . CAROL ANN NEWTON GApee. Commerciale Choral Glubmer Bowling Club... Skating Club. . . Quiet yet possessing a gaiety of spirit that makes very pleasant company . . . Considerate of others . . . Attractively dressed . . . Enjoys sports .. . Good student . . . Co-operative... Ready at all times to assist a pal... Pleasant ... Gracious . . . Spends her spare time col- lecting records... Efficient typist ... Ardent rooter at Leominster games . . . Possesses the qualities of a successful secretary... . a ial SYLVIA ANN NASS Syl... Commercial ... Choral Club... A brown-haired lass .. . Hails from North Leo- minster ... One of our commercial students . .. Friendly and well liked .. . Loyal friend ... Jovial and pleasant . . . Loves to dance bois ... Has a large selection of records... An LHS rooter ... Easy going .. . Adds life to a group ... Rather serious at times .. . An- other request for ‘Stardust’ . . . Plans to work in an office.... FRANKLIN RALPH NEWTON Frank... Commercial .. . “Who's coming around the corner?” . . . Enjoys adventure . .. Owns a Model “T”’.. . One of the taller lads in our class... Joan’s twin... Rather shy until you know him . . . Hails from Philadelphia . . . The undisturbed type... Likes all sports... A Nat “King” Cole fan . .. Wants to enter in the field of photo- engraving. ... peazeeat ‘ - ROSANNA NEWELL Rosie ... College... Press Club . . . MAG- NET Editorial Staff . . . Student Cabinet. . . Blonde and pretty . . . Good student. . Likes to have fun . . . Enjoys reading and dancing ... A bowling fan... A good artist .. . Neat dresser .. . Well mannered... Secretary of the Student Cabinet . . . “What's the number one picture in your wallet?” ... . Looks nice behind | A popular senior . . Green’s counter ... A future in journalism or social working. ... JOAN ROSETTA NEWTON Jo... College ... French Club . . . Debate Club . . . Quiet, brown-haired lass . . . Heaps of fun to those who know her . . . Conscien- tious student . . . Secretary of French Club ... Pleasant manner . . . Sports enthusiast . .. Enjoys boating and sculpturing . . . De- pendable . . . Favorite song, “Ebb Tide”... Eddie Fisher, her choice . . . Future pharma- Cist ree | | JEAN FRANCES NUTTER Jeff... College... Choral Club... Bowling Club... Ski Club... Tall and blonde... Always laughing . . . Spends Saturday nights in the movies . . . Wears clothes beautifully . . . Loves all sports and can be seen at all events . . . Favorite subject, biology? ... Lost without music... A request for ‘““Har- lem Nocturne” .. . Plans to enter Leominster Hospital School of Nursing. .. . RALPH JOHN PELLECHIA The Rock . ... Commercial . . . Choral Club .. . Held various offices . . . Good all-round guy ... “Lead with the left” .. . Innumer- able friends . . . Well-groomed . . . Sunny disposition . . . Favorite hangout, Frye’s Ice Cream Parlor . . . Outstanding in all sports . .. Rugged individual . . . Enjoys listening to Norman Brooks . . . Wants to join the Marines after graduation... . MARTIN EDWARD O’MEALY Ted... College... Tall, dark, handsome lad . . . “What’s the interest in Fitchburg?” ... Never worries . . . Mischief dances in his eyes .. . Everyone’s pal .. . Easy-going .. . Speaks to all he knows ... Sharp dresser. . . An outdoor man .. . Participates in sports . . . Often seen at the ski tow. . . Turn up The Four Aces .. . Plans to attend college. ... JOSEPH RONALD PERLA J.P....Commercial ... Student Cabinet... Home room president for two years .. . President of Student Cabinet .. . Never with- out a smile... Energetic .. . Has wide circle of friends . . . Engages in many sports, es- pecially football ... Always ready for fun... Right at home on the dance floor... A great follower of all school functions . . . Forever saying, ‘Fat chance”... . Future undecided. . . PAUL PETER PADOVANO Putt ... College . . . Known and liked by all... A good student... Quiet manner... Someone worth knowing . . . Spruce dresser ... Sports enthusiast . . . Very co-operative ... Small in size but mighty . . . Plays a mar- velous game of baseball .. . ‘Kid, I'll drop you like a bad habit”. . . “Time” for his Hit Parade . . . Would like to go to Holy (CMOS 0. 6 MADELINE CATHERINE PERLA Mel... Commercial . . . Crafts Club... Choral Club ... A combination of brown hair and sparkling eyes ... A smile for all ... Sharp dresser .. . Many friends... En- joys popular music . . . Listening to records, a favorite pastime ... Wonderful disposition .. . Likes all sports .. . Loves dancing, espe- cially jitterbugging . . . ‘““That’s the breaks” ... A future office worker. .. . BETTE JANE PERLSTEIN Bet... College ... MAGNET Editorial Staff ... French Club... FIA... Cute girl with charming ways... Always ready for fun... Excellent taste in clothes ... An enthusiastic rooter for LHS . . . Likes horseback riding and tennis... Well-liked senior... A smile for all .. . Likes to collect records . . . The life of a party . . . Beautiful complexion with sparkling eyes . . . Bristling enthusiasm ...A reliable friend ... Pleasant voice... Likes “Dancing in the Dark” ... A future dietician ... LaSalle. ... JANET ANNE PIERCE Jan... College... MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . Debate Club . . . Piquant . . . Likes to chatter . . . Enjoys good books and semi- classical music . . . Dependable . . . Honor student .. . Sympathetic nature . . . Gracious . . . Glad to be of assistance when help is needed .. . Dainty bit of charming sweetness ... Talented violinist . . . Another request for “Stardust” ... A flare for writing... Dr. Pierce, psychologist. .. . PATRICIA ANN PHILBIN Pat... Commercial . .. Modern Dance Club � .. Cratt Club =. Ski Club. 7 ChoraliGlub . .. Oh, that blonde hair! ... Winning smile . .. Excellent dancer... Full of fun... Happy-go-lucky . . . Collects jazz records... Likes sports, especially basketball and base- ball . . . Gay companion . . . “Too much” . . . Another request for “Stardust” . . Idolizes Sarah Vaughn .. . A future private secretary. ... DOROTHY ANN PINDER Dottie ... College .. . Bowling Club... Ski Club... That blonde wavy hair .. . En- thusiastic athlete... On every team... A movie goer... A smile for all... Numer- ous friends . . . Never a dull moment when Dottie’s around . . . Likes all sports, especial- ly bowling .. . “Well, really” .. . Please play “All I Want is a Chance” .. . Future physical therapist... . RICHARD ROCCO PICUCCI Juice... College... Tall with a crew cut ... Popular among his classmates . . . Girls don’t seem to interest him .. . Possessor of a nice smile . . . Outstanding member of the LHS football team... Likes all sports... Rather quiet at times? .. . Easy to get along with . .. Supports school activities . .. Bound to be a success at anything he undertakes. . . . CAROLE ANN PITTS Pittsie... College... Cute... Abounding in liveliness . . . Loves dancing . . . Name always on the honor roll. . . Life of the party . . . Promoter of all school functions... Clubs include MAGNET Editorial Staff, French Club, and Press Club . . . Enjoys basketball and baseball . . . Loves to listen to records . . . Well-liked by classmates .. . Head cheerleader plays an important part in ne success for LHS . . . Future house- wife.... JUDITH MARIA PIZZUTI Judy... College... Press Club... MAGNET Editorial Staff ... Choral Club... Band and Orchestra... A well-known kid on the Hill ... Honor student .. . Has a flair for D. A.’s . . . Dependable worker in class affairs . . . Likes progressive jazz... A well-known ac- companist pounding the 88 keys . . . Talka- tive person ... Will be an efficient teacher . . . Collegiate dresser . . . Always exclaim- hoger lesay lar. RUTH EVELYN RINGER Boopie .. . Commercial . . . MAGNET Edi- torial Staff ... Girls Athletic Association ... Halo of blonde hair . . . Sincere .. . Indulges in all sports .. . Enchanting personality .. . Gifted with a keen sense of humor. .. Well- liked by all... A fine commercial student... Wears clothes well .. . Cheerful smile . . Possesses genuine school spirit . . . Energetic . .. Likes to listen to Johnny Ray “Cry”... Hopes to be a Wave or a WAF.... SHERMAN KING POULTNEY College . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . Ski Club... Press Club .. . Band and Orchestra ... Tall lad ... Pleasing personality . . . Ex- cellent student .. . Excels in the sciences .. . “Dr. Einstein” . .. A basketball fiend... Likes to ski . . . Enjoys adventure . . . Has an interesting mineral collection . . . Presi- dent of Room 4... Good-natured .. . Hard worker . . . Sporty dresser . . . Likes the out- door life . . . Co-operative . . . Dependable ... A future chemist or physicist... . MARILYN BEATRICE ROBERTS Robbie... Commercial ... Choral Club... Bowling Club... Dark Eyes ... A friendly classmate . . . Sunny disposition . . . Ver loyal to her class . . . Excels in field hockey . . . Moments of seriousness . . . Pleasant companion . . . Ever ready with a helping hand . . . Ready smile . . . Favorite phrase, “Not too bright” .. . Efficient typist . . Well-liked by all who know her... A future secretary. ... SHEILA ANN REGAN Sheil... College... Press Club... A cute college student . . . Liked by everyone. . . Editor-in-chief of Press Club . . . Co-presi- dent of TAC... Likes to collect records . . . A smooth dancer .. . Admired for her sleek hairdo . . . “Who shot my canary?” ... Radiates pep and vitality ... Has a flair for hats .. . Always willing to do her share... “Oh, those shiners!” . . . Neatly attired... Pleasant personality ... A future Florence Nightingale. . CHARLES RICHARD ROFFEE Toff... Carpentry . . . One of the Sterling- ites from Saxon Trade High School . . . Tall fellow with brown hair . . . Spends his spare time wood-working . . . Likes all sports, particularly swimming and skating . Doesn’t seem to care for girls... Wants to hear “Hey, Joe” ... A supporter of Julius LaRosa ... Will make an excellent carpen- i, oc CATHERINE MARY ROYAK Cathy... College... Fortnightly Club... Band and Orchestra . . . MAGNET Editorial Statins HL Age tel alleanduatttactivesmase smile for everyone... Has a way with words ... A serious student at all times . . . Flaw- less complexion ... Well poised . . . Effective speaker ... Perfect manners ... Sincere... Earnest and diligent in her studies . . . Love- ly smile... Dependable .. . Master violinist . . . Aspires to high goals . . . Easy to get along with ... Plans to be a teacher... . JANICE MARIE SANTUCCI Jan... College... Press Club... Student Cabinet . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff .. . Fortnightly Club... Tennis Club . . . Band and Orchestra .. . Latest things in fashion ... Tickles the ivories .. . Loves music... Played in Massachusetts tennis circuit... Honor roll student . . . Playground instructor ... Well-liked by all . . . TAC Executive Board .. . Entertaining speaker . . . “Those mad parties!” . . . That Holy Cross sweat shirt .. . Future dental hygienist... . MARION ANN RUSSELL Rusty ... Commercial ... Choral Club... Tall country girl from Sterling . . . Reserved brunette . . . Good-natured and co-operative ... An excellent seamstress . . . Ardent bas- ketball fan... Great in all sports... Known for her ability to smash home runs in softball games .. . Requestss ¥ OU Y Ol, OU ar er Wéill make a fine secretary... . BARBARA CARMEN SCHIAVITTI Barbs ... Commercial ... MAGNET Business Staff .. . Quiet and demure . . . Wonderful disposition ... A smile for all .. . Reading, her pastime ... Tall . . . Everyone’s friend .. . Beautiful black hair and eyes to match ... Shorthand, her meat . . . Favorite sport, baseball . . . Never a dull moment... All- round student... A request for “No Other Love” .. . Sincere . . . Neat dresser . . . An ardent football fan . . . Loves to listen to Perry Como .. . Secretary to a big business Tater ms roa | RAYMOND JOSEPH SALAFIA Ray ... Commercial . . . Choral Club... Full of fun... Crazy about jazz... Takes pride in his LaSalle . . . Has held various offices .. . Can often be seen at TAC... Smooth dancer ... An ace jitterbug .. . “What about those sociology classes?” .. . Engages in many sports, especially football and baseball . . . F orever saying “Hi, Bull- dog”... Another request for Perry Como’s recording of “No Other Love’. . . His am- bition, to manage a law business. . .:. WAYNE LEONARD SCHOFIELD Commercial ... A tall senior... A smile for all... Likes to make new acquaintances ...An outdoor man... Likes hunting, fish- ing, fly-tying, and guns .. . Not a care in the world .. . Rather quiet at times ... Has a friendly word for everyone . . . An ardent Eddie Fisher fan . . . Hopes to be successful as an auto mechanic... . VU ites DONALD HAMILTON SCOBIE Scob ... Commercial ... Camera Club... Book Club... Choral Club . . . Short blond with a smooth crew cut... Easy-going... Sporty dresser... A style of dancing:all his own... Fun-loving . . . Has few troubles .. . Girls intrigue him .. . Has a witty re- mark for everyone .. . Penchant for practical joking . . . Enlightens a party . . . Likes a certain SBHS cheerleader . . . Plays football . .. Collects jazz records . . . Saving for his first million . . . Hopes to enter a business school. ... JAMES CARL STOCKWELL Jim ... Commercial . . . Good-looking lad from North Leominster . . . Vice-president of home room . . . Ability to get along with people . . . Somewhat on the quiet side... Favorite sports, football and swimming... Plays a fine trumpet . . . Enjoys riding horses ... That’s the way it goes”... Plans to enter the agricultural field... . the Fe a PEVER MURRAY SELIG Pete... College... Debate Club... French Club... Camera Club... MAGNET Editorial Staff... Tall, red-haired lad . . . “Oh, those witty remarks!” ... Alternate for Good Gov- ernment Day ... First prize winn er in Better Speech Contest as a junior . . . Vaccinated with a phonograph needle .. . Honor student ... Active in DeMolay .. . Interested in the sciences .. . Likes to argue. . . Conscientious worker . . . Prefers classical music . . . Plans to enter Worcester Polytech or M.I.T.... ROBERT HENRY STODDARD Bob ... College .. . Avid sports fan... Alternate to Boys’ State . . . Whiz at math ... All-round good kid . . . Pet peeve, oral themes . . . Has a sly remark for everyone . . . Active member of German Club... His hobby, sports pictures... A Guy Mitch- ell fan... “C’est Si Bon” on his Hit Parade ...A future certified public accountant. ... i. FLORA JEAN SMITH Flo... College... Choral Club .. . Petite ... Soft spoken .. . Very business-like . . . Makes good use of her home room periods . .. Studious . . . Friendly to everyone... Nice smile... Thrives on popular music... Spends summers in Maine . . . Very good cook ... Works hard at anything she under- takes ... Loves to watch football and basket- ball games .. . “Tenderly,” number one on her Hit Parade .. . Will make an excellent home economics teacher... . DOROTHY CARMEN TATA Dottie .. . Commercial . . . Beautiful smile ... Liked by all . .. Known for her cheery disposition... A loyal friend .. . Helpful at the “Met” .. . “A box of popcorn, please” ... Likes to read... Energetic. . . Friendly to all . . . Enjoys driving the car... TAC on Saturday nights . . . Likes baseball... Good sense of humor . . . Easy-going .. . Likes Vaughn Monroe... A career as an airline hostess... . RITA LORRAINE THIBODEAU Commercial . . . Quiet, yet charming per- sonality . . . Graceful manner . . . Always neatly attired . . . Came to us in her junior year ... Friendly smile . . . Can be seen at all school functions . . . Enjoys skating and swimming ... Finds pleasure in sewing... An ardent fan of Perry Como... A future as either an office worker or a beautician... . ANNE MARIE TURANO Commercial . . . Press Club . . . Spirited cheerleader . . . Secretary of Room 4... Personality plus... Neat as a pin and twice as sharp . . . Abounding in liveliness .. . Loves dancing... Likes all sports . . . Friend- ly and popular . . . What’s the interest in Clinton? . . . Loyal friend . . . Continually late . . . Ready for fun . . . Will make a snappy air-line hostess. .. . RONALD STANLEY THOMPSON Ronnie... College ... Camera Club... Tall, blond, good-looking fellow from Ster- ling ... Very quiet at times . . . Oh, that smile! . . . Chairman of Camera Club... Hobbies, woodworking and farming .. . Likes baseball and ice hockey .. . Pride of the First Nat ional Store . . . Requests ‘‘Star- dust” . . . Enjoys listening to records by the Mills Brothers ... A future worker for the Department of Agriculture. ... NANCY LOUISE UNDERWOOD Nan... Commercial ... Book Club... Ace typist for MAGNET Editorial Staff .. . Band and Orchestra .. . Small and quiet, but very friendly . . . Diligent worker . . . Re- served ... Always a good word for everyone . . . Hobbies, knitting and collecting stamps . .. Enjoys basketball . . . Somebody request “You, You, You”... Her ambition, to work in an office... . ROBERT ATTILIO TORCOLETTI Torc... Commercial . . . Good-looking foot- ball player .. . Terrific personality .. . Serious at times . . . Treasurer of sophomore and junior home rooms... Popular with all... Likes sports of any kind ... Dependable... Oh, that sporty laugh! ... True friend... Knows when to speak, when not to. . Never down-hearted . . . Attentive nature ... A good word for all . . . Can be spotted at school functions . . . Frankie Laine’s fan ... Future, undecided. ... BARRY LYMAN WATKINS Spider... College . . . Ski Club... Our popular class president . . . Production man- ager of senior production... A fine athlete . . . Excels in football and basketball .. . Music, one of Spider’s pastimes . . . Good student ... Has a terrific sense of humor... Tall, dark, good-looking . . . Snappy dresser ... Doesn’t like wine, but likes Sherry... Keen dancer . . . Innumerable friends .. . Never seen without his car . . . Enjoys listen- ing to Sarah Vaughn .. . Proud resident of the West Side . . . Plans to become an aero- nautical engineer. ... KATHLEEN MARIE WHITE Kay ... Commercial... . Choral Club... Small blonde . . . Always neat and well- mannered . . . Nice clothes . . . Talented artist .. . Quiet with a sunny disposition... Sparkling eyes with a personality to match . . . Likes sports, especially skating, swim- ming, and horseback riding .. . A sincere friend to all... Mr. Munson’s helper . . . Industrious . . . Good-natured smile... A request for “A Fool Was I’’ by Nat “King” Cole . . . Hopes to study commercial art or join the Waves... . ROBERT EDWARD WILLARD Bob... Commercial . . . Tall, dark, hand- some fellow ... Curly-haired . . . Reserved ... Takes pride in his sporty convertible .. . Spends his spare time tinkering with cars... Has a quiet, attentive nature ... A valuable friend . . . Knows when to speak and when not to speak .. . Quiet voice... A fan of Eddie Fisher’s . . . Hopes to become a parts manager.... CONRAD JOHN WIITALA Pinky ... Commercial . . . Short in stature but mighty . . . Pleasing personality Well-liked . . . Energetic worker . . . Always seen driving his car . . . Hobby, hot rods! .. . Enjoys all sports, especially football ... Good student . . . “What’s the scoop?” .. . Always joking ... A request for “Unforget- table’... Likes Joni James ... Wants to be a draftsman... . SHIRLEY ELAINE WINSHIP Bunny ... Commercial . . . Tall attractive lass . . . Overflowing with grace and poise ... Beautiful golden hair . . . Wears clothes to perfection . . . Artistic ability . . . Ac- complishes anything she attempts ... A new- comer to the school, but a friend to all... Likes horseback riding and swimming . . . That irresistible personality Favo rite singer, Eddie Fisher . Will succeed in whatever she does... . BRUCE ARTHUR WILDER College... Debate Club . . . Mild manner . . . Self-reserved and pleasing disposition . .. Conscientious student and willing help- er, especially in chemistry . . . Out sopho- more vice-president . . . Very active in De- bate Club . . . Delegate to Boys’ State... Enjoys the sciences ... A good hand on his father’s farm . . . Enjoys cars and model air- planes . . . Likes Bing Crosby . . . Plans to be an electrical engineer. . .. DAVID GEORGE WYMAN Lefty ... Commercial ... Choral Club... Tall, dark-haired lad... Very friendly .. . Speaks to all he knows . .. Good-looking . . . Plays football . . . Possessor of a fine singing voice . . . Refreshing wit . . . Easy to get along with ... Neat dresser... Knows when to speak and when not to. . . Attends all school affairs... A future sailor... . CAMERA SHY LOUIS ANTHONY D’INNOCENZO Lucky Lou... Commercial . . . Press Club ... Tall and good-looking . . . Not loqua- cious, but well-liked ... Crew clip... In- terests are many and varied ... Minimum of cares and worries . . . Has a way with the girls . . . Quite active in school functions... Likeable personality .. . Regular all-round pal... Likes good music .. . Favorite song, “With a Song in My Heart”... Plans to be a journalist. ... CONSTANCE PRISCILLA SAUNDERS Connie... College... FIA... Beautiful blonde miss with sparkling eyes . . . Quiet, yet charming personality ... Very graceful manner... A radiant smile for all ... Came to us in our senior year... Neat dresser... Great lover of all sports .. . It’s Nat “King” Cole for her... Favorite saying, “Huh!” ... Plans to enter the field of physical educa- tone sia RICHARD JOSEPH YOKUSIK Yok... Carpentry . . . One of the Saxon Trade High School students . . . A Sterling lad .. . Generous smile . . . Everyone's pal . . . Enjoys playing baseball . . . Girls, he likes . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Number one on his Hit Parade, ‘Hey, Joe” . . . Thinks Theresa Brewer, tops . . . Great ambition, to become a carpenter. ... MARGARET ANN ZOLL Commercial . . . French Club . . . Dark- haired beauty . . . Pleasing personality .. . Likes to drive the family car... What’s the interest in Clinton? ... Sweaters galore... Secretary of Room 16 in her sophomore year ... Can often be seen at the movies .. . Very neat and efficient . . . Hails from Sterling . . . A member at all those sporty French Club meetings ... “Oh, come on now!”... One of Joni James’ ardent fans... Will make a good secretary... . 44 x __ “If you cant go to France to study, bring France to America.” This is the slogan of the French Club, and it is a grand idea. That is just what we are doing at LHS. Our ambassador from France is sixteen year old Maurice Afoufa. To get the complete story, we should go back seven years to the time when we first knew Maurice. An organization in Boston, called American Aid to France, sent the name of Maurice Afoufa with the names of nine others to the French Department here. We adopted six of these children and sent them pack- ages and letters each month. We have kept Maurice ever since. Pupils who sent letters and packages to Maurice have been graduated, but the spirit has been passed on to newcomers by our French teacher, Mrs. Bucknell. Some where along the way the idea of bring- ing Maurice to America arose. Several years ago a cookbook was created by LHS pupils to earn more money to aid and promote this visit. Yes, it was created with one thousand nine hun- dred and ninety-nine duplicates. So with the earnest efforts of many students and our advisor, the cookbooks 45 began journeying to friends, relatives, and strangers, telling of their mission of friendship. We of the Class of 54 are delighted that Maurice arrived in January this year before we leave LHS. He is enrolled as a regular student in the Junior Class. The subjects which he is studying are chemistry, typewrit- ing, art, gym, and English with extra help from the students. We want Maurice to see more of America than its school life. Many French Club members have already invited him to skiing and skating parties, to basketball games, to the movies, and to their homes. We are planning to take him on a tour of some important historic and scenic spots in America. There is much reason why we should feel proud of this adventure, for we are perhaps the first high school in America to sponsor a year’s study for a foreigner. Beyond being an act of friendship on the part of a few people we believe that this is an important inter- national step in promoting a mutual understanding and lasting friendship between the countries of Amer- ica and France. 1951-1952 Let’s go back in vision now through storm and calm, through sunshine and cloud, three years in the history of our class at LHS. Could we recapture the emotion of that first Sep- tember day, we would find ourselves a little timid and suspicious of the Seniors so well scattered in our midst. We couldn't even fool ourselves into pretending that we were unconcerned of them. We soon learned to accept the storms so bountifully bestowed upon us, looking to the future when we would control the wind and the weather. The induction assembly in September introduced us to the club activities, most of which were held on Tues- day. Following the tradition of LHS, we sophomores eagerly (?) awaited the time when we should give our five-minute speeches. The surprising aspect of this first adventure was that many of our five-minute speeches lasted only three minutes for some unknown reason. However, we were proud that Carl Lanza won second prize in the final contest before the school. As a class, were were not without organization, for after the speeches had been given and the x’s counted we accepted the following officers: James Hannigan, pilot; Bruce Wilder, co-pilot; Sandra Castriotta, cor- respondent; La Vonta Watson, collector of revenue. Not all was storm and strife this year. December brought the fulfillment of our plans for the Sophomore Party. The assembly hall itself told the story of a gay time for all. Before long, June was knocking at our door. The clouds were all behind us as we put our foot for- ward to step a little higher next year. 1952-1953 After a short vacation (too short!) our class was again together at old Leominster High. On September 46 CLASS 15, we chose our Junior Cheerleaders. They were Carole Pitts, Judith Coolidge, Ann Turano, and Rose Cudone. A few weeks later Susanne LaClair was chosen Junior Editor of the Magnet. From observation one could almost forecast a profit- able and progressive year for us Juniors. We were no more in the storm, but almost independent enough to glide through the calm atmosphere. During November we held our class elections. The leaders were chose were Carl Lanza, pilot; Natalie Damon, co-pilot; Sandra Castriotta, correspondent; and Leeds Carluccio, collector of revenue. These offi- cers enthusiastically accepted their positions of respon- siiblity to uphold the standard of our class. Also in November another honor came to the Class of ’54. Peter Selig won first prize in the five-minute speech contest. In January the winter sports held the spotlight. The Ski Club made plans for the Winter Carnival and elected Susanne LaClair and Normand Letarte as Jun- ior Chairmen. Also in January we had the pleasure o f seeing the inauguration of President Eisenhower on television in the assembly hall. The Class of 54 was again honored when Leeds Car- luccio took second prize in the essay contest held by the Jewish War Veterans. On April 25, the Junior Prom was held in the city hall. Frankie Dee’s orchestra, the crystal ball, and the grand march led by the officers— all combined to make a gala affair. On May 16, we of the Junior Class had an excellent chance to learn about the community. We observed B.LE. Day and had a chance to see how the factories work. Besides these interesting visits we also had a banquet at Clover Hill Restaurant. HISTORY You see, the elements were all for us, because along with the clear weather we had a favorable tail-wind which boosted us up to great heights. To stop here would mean a nose-dive and disaster. But before leav- ing in June we set the mark for a higher altitude in continuing our journey next year. 1953-1954 On September 9, we took off into fair skies with a plane full of expectations. Didn’t the time fly! Sur- prisingly we started the year with a bang that resound- ed through the halls of LHS. Our remembrance of two years ago was vivid as we applied our authority to the Sophomores. We really didn’t mean to antagonize Mr. Kucharski, our new principal; for it wasn’t long before we heeded his pleading for diplomacy. Soon we had the following chosen as officers of our airline: Barry Watkins, pilot; Natalie Damon, co-pilot; Joan Gentile, correspondent; Leeds Carluccio, collector of revenue. The Class of ’54 certainly has its share of champions. We heartily cheered Mabel Milton as she was present- ed first prize for the speech contest. Everything was set and well planned for the Thanks- giving Day Dance at the Recreation Center. Herbert Howard's orchestra provided the music. In charge of arrangements and worthy of credit for a good time were Barry Watkins, Dennis Duval, Rose Cudone, Daniel Hill, and Leeds Carluccio. Invitations were extended to alumni also. The score of the day, how- ever, was undoubtedly made by the football team, of which we were proud. In the social field James Hannigan and Shiela Regan were voted King and Queen for the evening at TAC on December 6. What a short break our Christmas vacation was. Almost with jet speed we were off again into the blue, leaving '53 behind the horizon and cruising hopefully into ’54. By student votes Carl Lanza was chosen as our repre- sentative to the State House in Boston on Good Gov- ernment Day. Peter Selig was his alternate. Susanne LaClair was chosen by student and faculty vote for the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Prize and a trip to Boston. Catherine Royak was the alternate delegate. In air travel it is sometimes necessary to cancel trips or alter plans because of weather conditions. In plan- ning for our Winter Carnival we were grounded, not because of snow, but for the lack of it. However, we were able to make the trip by changing the route. We could not use the snow sculpturing although Janice Santucci was chairman for the Seniors. Skiing was also impossible. At TAC on February 13, Rose Cudone and Barry Watkins were honored to wear the Winter Car- nival crowns for King and Queen. Susanne LaClair, Rosanna Newell, Donald Gillis, and Paul Martineau were their attendants. Many of us will hold pleasant memories of the Senior Prom, for it was a product of care and prepara- tion by our class officers. Dancing and dinner at Ster- ling Inn were only part of the fun of being with friends and classmates for the evening. Even now we can remember that joyful moment when our plane passed through a gorgeous sunset. Yes, the Senior Play was full of the color and splendor of a sunset sky. As each classmate performed his part for the success of the event it was as though the colors of nature were blended into a beautiful scene. Behind it all we could feel a guiding power working and encour- aging each one. Without the wisdom of Mr. Joyce, the co-operation of Barry Watkins as production manager, and Elfriede Goetz and Natalie Damon as assistants, such an attempt would have been inconceivable. As the title suggests, it was all “As You Like It.” Really, the sunset on our years at LHS was beautiful, but “time waits for no man.” The sun is beginning to rise on a new experience for us. As we each take off on separate planes, let’s hope that we'll sail into fair skies as we go “beyond the blue horizon.” 47 y man Dave W Pat Cowan Paula Mansut Bob Torcoletti Mabel Milton Pete Selig FRO pores a eee see see 2s as ae Gloria Caplett e$ ARTI Sp Joanne Farrel Ds «, a TG - oe = 4 ae y eo ue ee : eee ; Pee en es . ae os Se oe eS. a es aS oa = =a 3 ae f ES ary Imbrian; Dove Ulis PAR OsPati be Ga Deep in the woods, A sly gypsy dwells, And if given some money, The future. he tells. When I asked him one day What my classmates would be, The old gypsy told me This strange prophecy. RayeA QHOW on cocsst vse okesentercscratccaes Expert machinist Joate Algiers 22 are acces Busy housewife Frank Allard . Electronics engineer for General Electric LOUISsAMadiOne ce ee Young business tycoon Connie Anderson ser oe Grade-school teacher BODEATCErSON serie ctaee Government accountant Dom Anpelins ©. rican All-American halfback Bev AiCowcinsetentens cate Executive secretary Jean, Bagley wre. sacrcrvenest eter One of Uncle Sam’s Waves Bill Bagley .. President of the Bagley Insurance Agency Garl Bakers. Winner of the Boston Marathon Léon Baton -n nse: Draftsman for General Electric Mary Beausoleil ........ Officer worker at Foster-Grant’s Jean Berea ae Social worker in New York City Vernon Bergeron .......... Conducting a safari in Africa Jean Bilodeatttyycoent One of Uncle Sam’s Waves Gloria Bilotta ............ Correspondence club for “Pete” Norma Bissonnette— Personal secretary to Sarah Vaughn Carroll Blanchard .......... Hostess for Eastern Airlines Bev? Bolton: ce ttutataenes “May I take your pulse?” Joan Booner .22...025 Future Florence Nightingale Charles Branch .... On a fishing trip in the Everglades Albert: Brosseau cs. .xsites oncnenehaes Happily married Helena Brown . Permanent resident of Hampton Beach Joyce Browne nce eas Taking care of her family Maty But pe ic cteredoesaeeeee eet “Private Secretary” Sule! Caisse tires eee eee Graduate of FSTC Gloria Caplette nc.cn smn Assistant to Dr. McCaffrey Leéds Carluccigs ee, Head pharmacist at Giguere’s Janet art s.r Operating her own driving school Shirley: Carriers c..ccnnen em Just living in Clinton Bill Carter yie.cesterecse tne See Reverend Carter Sandy Castriotta— Frank-ly speaking, an efficient secretary Carol Cataletaicsestuve ee Court reporter in Boston George Chester ania cee Just having a good time Donnie Coleman fois. sce Still after the girls Marty Collenats 2u.5.400c cine Married to Bob Gené Contos: aici ce ck-sacnenieees eee A customizer Judi Coolidge .... Efficient nurse at Burbank Hospital Ding Cormier ........ Still carrying office reports at LHS Ann Coughlin ............ “Miss Coughlin, take a letter.” Ruth Covert ............ “Fasten your safety belts, please.” Pat Cowan— Voted the number one vocalist in the nation Bob Crowley ........ President of the Rod and Gun Club Bette Crogema ns, csstacget Gusts acntacvenns Mayor's secretary Rose Cudone ........ Secretary for the Brown Company BOVed a ESCOM reiterate ence: State policeman INU d's ABP Naa eyel Spi not a eee ee Gym teacher at LHS RET DAVIGSOO persiescreer sessed Sammy’s favorite model Eddie Day ........ Tool and dye maker at Foster-Grant’s DSA VEL DAY Warsescvetrsccsb ee core vik iduaesancat- tend Efficient nurse Barbara DeAmicis— Receptionist at Becker Junior College PROD eeLDCLUZe We rere eee ete tae ee csuees In the Navy Barbara DePasquale ........ Driving a red convertible Pom DiGiovannie a. ti Taking over at Parris Island eee CULO cence onsen Teaching stenography at LHS Lou D'Innocenzo— Pulitzer Prize winner for his book “Lou Naza Reports” Jane Donnelly .... High stepping majorette for FSTC TIPLE LB ao eet ocean deere ey pee Cheerful nurse aD IU PUls .5.00002-0: Secretary at NBC in New York BPeninis Lu Val vias. ccacccnns e Still driving his beachwagon OB ELESO LT re rca ee ce ica. thcunts ooo cases Efficient receptionist Mion Eyles 22..2.5-. Young executive at Foster-Grant’s [[SLINEI GE RE Waal UCAS a Secretary for Joni James REE CLLOI Auer ter estes alec rscteaacestrcente™ Talkative nurse Beanie BiOENtiN© .).0.c:.-07-suees- An excellent secretary John Flanagan ............ Jet pilot on a flight to the moon POEL SpE OLIN E ccs ac 2os conn seen -nens Top-notch mechanic pete eh fanic OISE ea, kas cetseeasaee Second Harry James Larry Fraticelli ...... Proud owner of a new Oldsmobile Carol Fred ....... Star reporter for the New York Times Joan Gentile ........ Taking Martha Raye’s place on TV Be NEE CLICLLG reads scene ruts dos coe ne In the United States Navy MEALS Beas tasct nee smrcsassaensnessneceserea si veesé College man Marcie Girouatd 2.8.2.0... Charlie’s No. 1 secretary Elfriede Goetz— Fourth grade teacher at George Street School SS Pn LT) CR eee Secretary for Julius LaRosa APIs AV CS. ent pa scetce ng xc doqzceste csv oncees Capable machinist a al OVER acai suc tiag naomggite ones Efficient secretary MEA TC LR TEOVES (ocanies=coetearsestvenes Pleasant children’s nurse Pees Gahitia nl Gere aeerstneaesn- Leominster’s gift to TV Mets Lp BANG e Soar ae aera eer ees “Number, please” Minny: Hannigan 2....t 0c. -scs-sse Gym teacher at LHS GSS TRIER scape ia eee Successful commercial artist Milian Harmer .t..25.....s50.. Junior high school teacher Margie Henry . Tip-top nurse from Deaconess Hospital (ave cree US Ea 2 Rao er ere Sharp draftsman | ORGY E (ic Lis BI eee peer Noted engineer Bactard Howard 2 esc. csddivsesseucss Capable accountant Mary Imbriani .25.2.......1-..- Secretary for Mr. Salvatore BYR eo CUNT Been rere Sports Editor for the Enterprise IRIS CALNICY Fo. capes senscossssastea sess Just enjoying himself THECAYS Ka (Seeley aed on anes Secretary to Carl Lanza Guy Lachapelle .... Playing the piano at the Club Nikki Sue LaClair .. Graduate of Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Pate ea det Gece tess scacdsstceciessourssse Roving photographer Cad NSW ane Chemical engineer at Foster-Grant’s Diyttley: Lanzatrsrscaseccsecsnsases Waitress in Atlantic City veda ROSCA ect ega eersore en foes scneaasa ee: Second Mr. Spear aces atk inet ect On the City Council MOV Cer LAVCIEN, Pecsc sn vasssreencerssesncserctant College graduate UO TEAES CLV? beeper aera Hard-working secretary Dick Lemoine— Top artist for the Saturday Evening Post BL Lewis tarccensonestasdnntessscotsneece Mechanical engineer eats ie in oir. 2cpecnsacstscssosacseave.: Red Cross secretary Pa MLISt@kmpeerseene keoecctscctssostes Experienced mechanic NackiesMaclonald me... cere cscaacce Famous economist lacke Ma hatine goemcscsesses: Anyone need a good lawyer? Ieeatliye Mahler geren recs. atecseecsoatterscteone Minister's wife PA EA Oe erceet cae ctaneoatuen sarcawareony Science teacher DonyvMalle yes cre sedans New owner of the Hi-Hat PatlasMansUtee mites truce: Raising little chickens NON DIM ar Cyn crete ee ae Member of the Forest Service Gary Markham .... Draftsman for the Sterling Hospital Monica Marshall— Superintendent of the new Sterling Hospital Pate Martinica let meee tesens tc Millionaire sportsman DerudarceNViCGAt [ey mere ieee Dr. McCaffrey, D.D. IeatyaM cCalitey nomena ee ence etre ds: Naval nurse Dick Miles— Flight instructor at Logan International Airport Mabel Milton .. Dancer, commercial artist, good citizen Vasco Mobley .......... Pilot for Pan-American Airlines Gist MO fate ee Elementary school teacher SV WigeINasS eeeene ed eee Secretary to Mr. O’Mealey RoosannaiNew ell 2) a carcearteenoes, Personnel worker Carol Newtonian. ee ree nie. Another secretary Frank Newton ........ Photo-engraver for the Enterprise HOaiMNewtON ante Assistant to Leeds Carluccio Mean INU TCE restr se ten ment meee ies, Talented nurse Red. OC) Mea ley eee merce oe Wealthy industrialist Pauls Padavano, sc. scecctieeve One of the Boston Celtics Balphoerellechiaws ae. World’s heavyweight champ Nos@ph Petla Gor sen sceateusecoes aerate Working in Clinton Madelitie P etlaesenc.- ar Secretary to Mr. F. Girouard Bettesr efisteitiees Dietician at Leominster Hospital Patcicia BiiDitiess. eee Batesie’s private secretary Richard peice ease me een. ceed TV sportscaster Janet Pierce — A psychologist, married to a psychiatrist, and raising mental cases Doctte: Pinder sen ere oe rssh east anee: Gym teacher Carole Pir ts enn meme eee mete Happy housewife HC Dizzle ee eee ea ite a On the faculty at LHS Sherman Poultice yee cmne sconces Research chemist sheila RESath sistas. Nurse at Leominster Hospital TRUER NDC pea terete se Olympic basketball star Marilyn Roberts— Secretary for the All-American Male Chorus Charles Roffee .... Co-owner of the Roffee-Yokusik Co. CoLnyROVaK ahem meme tees Latin teacher at JHS Marton! Rutssell -i.... 2c2ces2: Secretary to a top executive Revie Aaa eer teen tas Owner of a Cadillac JaticemamaCcl ohk.uite. Playing tennis at Wimbledon Connie Saunders .... Physical education teacher at JHS Bar Babamee iia Vitti ...ccc0--ncesness-snonrdenczar Loyal secretary Wayne Schofield ........ Mechanic at Schofield’s Garage | Bases ree) 8. 5 tee ec ae mete sc Shey ameennre sere eee Millionaire RESTA S Cece setdtincr acre ee 6 Se ee Ree Politician BIGEArOrOL Lis s nea Retailer at Jordan-Marsh Co. NAtes wSLOCK Well a natin cpt erecta: Agricultural agent Bob Stoddard .... Manager of the Minneapolis Lakers Dorothy Data. goo. genceiswik ecarcseneedssstatenas Airline Hostess Rita Thibodeau .... Hair stylist for Mamze Eisenhower Ronald Thompson— Working for the Department of Agriculture Robere Torcoletti=....... Successful in whatever he does Annies Lutenoue esses: Married to a baseball player Nancy Underwood— Office worker at Independent Lock Co. Barry, Watk itis: 2..t..9e:-5 sos. aees- Aeronautical engineer Kathleen White ........ Commercial artist in New York Conrad W titala’ 3.02... Draftsman for General Electric Bicep siderite. Chemistry teacher at LHS Robert Willard ............ Manager of the First National Shirley Winship ........ Illustrator for children’s books el omy WW tight deepen tuacer ns In business with his father Davie WV Vall a, cece cswat ancengacs saccuetesetessene sxe In the Navy Richard Yokusik .. Co-owner of the Yokusik-Roffe Co. Atin ZO) Sree tee areas ee Secretary to some lucky guy 53 CLASS We the Class of 1954, leave the following—our most treasured possessions—to Leo- minster Senior High School: Ray Agnew = cscccececarex Frep-tannnciieocechortnet ora All the money he collected in the cafeteria Joram TAL oi ee roc cacceti vec syonpescnses seceswvececssarecxaterssesyenvectsanctntenstert rater ateeese Her gracious ways Frank Allard. cccccsovatoresestcudaswtecs tascatonoestsovebarcuarvartose seo eis Catenin His grey suede jacket Louie Amiadio: 220255, svsccseesesctsncosctccrrce te ctvned-ccutconyseereezststeeeneersoe His lab book incompleted Connie: Anderson ssicnc5o.c.cdibscadicts ei esapevnnsshs stansuvuntvantstossestsssccurouseleoten emer ee ters Her violin Bob Andersons... c.ccsecsosnesecs ccssdesaveuseorsausescededzavensereaustsue ccasouseectcesaseaceeeennenee His blond hair Doom A npeling sc. cercasscexavtocessctacotansennesneceatet cuisves cxccceceaioeceeancneeneas The firetower unoccupied Bev ACO § vicceccsescscusceasvectusessausvanecncteucnsiedieessensucuen-saavasetererd The office without an assistant Jeans Bagley: is oo ccsyscsorasnustaaeacenccnsorsctest vents rantius Gavacrastecthcert teeters pete eae Her curly hair Bill Bagley: scctssssscassacesvcaszsacadtevaisecasshee setae ces scsvssstcnes Steen oaeetensecenes His plaid sport jacket Carl Baker icisccssccseysctvasseuesancessstgaes VusuvesScsavsdssutsnanenssegessractt cots ensreecetanapcenseattne His track shoes Leotk Barons | sci cesssex-ocsseasvcxcosestecss scxsevenseocdesersaceretaresvegseasectenstndGateavt eine tte ater eeeneee His rifle Mary’ Beausoleil is Acccscttuteccssttonsse caszscncusttveeconsatineseete The ring she wears around her neck ean Bren ce ccrecncsccecentsscceesattats saan cenarts denenactiatecnaverseccarneth tereorecres cere aeaeee renee Her French “u” Vernon’ Bergeron ..cissis-corectasnosvcscserestadderoocscotcaanvoasecesduchtassestheaval dts arcentat saat eaten His wife Jean Bilodeau (Fiiacccsesoscnteycsstuesasennsiectstecrsrscvessenvadsssoceuesassaesesteeraqreiveneet Her seat in Room 1 INotima’ Bissomnetee: racscss. csenceccacaasasveneeavectuders eters ovessvatedetnecesnesipecoevecaad Her booth in the B. C. Carroll’ Blanchard sci caccsecaesse.stoousvaacecosansessessaveresceseacesvedte tsdasnotstesceregs a.... Her sporty walk Bey BoltOnt c02. toate ecco cit sap vcate vectnansgn cede tap tac nettgnanncsy toareanssonstasovseuravnaancaty Her spontaneous laugh JOan Bonner tice crtittscctiesnstere pec sooner certo Her ability to do homework in class Charlte Branch ccsscrorerecetencoteeccenentvcusaesstevkats ovasspacerercadeeccescneeageect His ability to tease the girls A] Brosseaun: inn ivavesessonesceccosts caves lccuss cctetites tee stentnahacten entites epi ekeadearascsatenssoare teem Janice Helema Brown) c-ssissssy-ssceasescesacursnsovusestvocccasstucescncuen ened eyoaseaseucraeee Her good sportsmanship JOYCE Brown iocecccnsterccasesesasncsisvausscousentatcusasesnyhetsrs stecesaceutsap(sconcadertceenttestttwe teeta Ozzie's ring Mary But pee si7tcccssccccscscvcccssesesonsctenersxsadsustonseutnaeceshs tehexsasuues inacsencenin Her long blonde hair Sune Caisse hii ccadescpvectest each be cas uacthicdccasunsave Geos eetepensenenscosnebee ouar cleans tait eee tena Her jokes Gloria; Gaplettessccccacesses-cceisestuarascsccts teespacestersncauecet tbe sancette ers ruatenanearann Her Cuban maracas Leeds Carlicciovsa...sesssscast-cavestsesisersrerieractscsesstetevesocetts The keys to his Pontiac convertible Janet: Care: icctaccetsscvsancesacssscscenstuosteustecnenessces duoxcessonectrettutecgr arene sncean cease Her nice ways Shirley: Carriet ss.scecestensoncectaescentstenestendeocauatasorcxenshenedesnepeiedcaneeeestceeears nee Her ski sweaters Bill. Carter cc:.5: obs scp cesccececsanccteecstvect cack tatnctc a rencencuestesstevusu en oneed His speechmaking ability Sandy Castriotta :.sicccscessecesovsssssscesstdecsasceusevitenesvsceneeceserecasreaverstereernae eter amen Her earrings Carole, Cataleta ssi. ccssccset sceecctexceccteasdecses es Sistcediptvenes eave taeetartes Everyone rolling in the aisles George Chester, -.ccvc.descccssersecanecectssencaseossensneetsnecees erences ssautece snsnentstanaenentars His witty remarks Don’ Golemannsts.ciicscosccsssncosoncs negscruacs serectiez ean eaks eee eee His job as man-about town Mary: Collemar0yscscsacasccissce-nsstesceocenoverconcanss concudsexsnanavi owes eodvegpis caitseece teens Her acting ability Gene Contos: Sisccctcescocsccccavecsnsnvsvessasaevecarecsctescovetentesecenasonrtaetanets A “Leominster Enterprise” Judi. Coolidge i. 0. is sstscposscarenccneravs cava sscuresnstvstnesteveteaqsmeeetiotanesemeare Her cheerleader sweater Ding. Cormier’ 222) 3 toe Matsscecctruscec ccs eine eee eee His job as LHS playboy Ari Coup bilin virescvcccesevanverescauasvescecsdocsscessacbesacesmecssrrnmtece etree tons pies The caffeine out of coffee Ruth: Covert (tigtiessacscscsececocsatenshconsasexecuvsatecens sivrescorvsease vas erase ost henna Her nice smile Pat COwats scsvncessescguseysstcstoncdeciutats GosderSestenscepatrese tuesday sactettrstecauer preter vmmRnG Her vocal cords Bob, Crawleypiiscisc.vcccseactesnscerecctereossstecssijavettlanoascniaeseeenastahen een nce ae arene His fishing tackle Bette: Crossiria nn 12d: csccstescenressseescarseconsncnstoussscivezcsreontesesneasasarumpnaceiees Her counter at Allen’s Rosey: Cadone eis ccessvscsencteccasseseavaesuecsans seddenelvesasitaseves above iecaer evant oer neta Her crown Roy Dahlstrom (.0c5.cctsct.tescesvesescnesseecavceassceraasavadieea se soasntaeteayiceeeteeucea areas tenet His height NikkisDamoniicsson.ccccssseseetsraicetssscccassasestnscescerentasnereeees The senior class without a fine Veep Ruth: Davidson sinc. ccssctstesecsuraseestteoet ssncve: sastceestaasstenets Her arguments in sociology class Eddie Day scjcctccisctnsvacesactvocsca vvaysves suspen syntesver tepateeintst0es ea caeee gieene ee eee ee eee His red hair Kathy Day :iiscecteccgorcssusvscutucertrecare nt ogeveredenoast nenattt soit ecienecieastact ated Her sister behind Barbara ‘De A micis) :s.ssc.:sheuesesss-csicecasstnessosussandec coacesgesntas pentedetsOrd eaatr tate eee Her blushes Don Dettzel oissccisests vac cnscorsocanvasaocecenssancaesdesnasstuvencteas elavcaeersman tine eet renee His basketball Barbara DePasquale o-) ccccecsesecescacesenctececcessaceseqnesdvesconecavenrsesvavcencdscvaveyarecteatece Her wavy hair Lois DiGiovanni nt riicc contocsn'esetvsnsssncsaacdunssterzenuencsen eeiey i cetvantee reat His Marine uniform Lenia) DiGutht0 5.35 nsacassson scien coantuscsaesassacventusnsonctosyasdavertsaustastivaasse congas eae Her stenography Louie DD Tnnocenz0 xcses.rcxsay see cee eaecrvensctec eenenna ta eres All the stories he has written Jane: Domitielly: coorecccsescn set pesoattavesesnantenvscvasvexcvatteicetesecee penta enceic onto aninetis Her baton Janet Dupee ocr hance eee. we ree Mr. Bucknell without an attendance officer JOB DUP UIs . sssesiverecsnnesdsnetsses covasusatcusdisscevedcabavsd co acee na eaeash cae dade A Pee Her tricky hairdo Dennis Durval iis iaacesotedsvcetaseenesateesaceasenecccbaxsteetspanstsasunseernteeessero eee eae His beachwagon Joa Ericson icc. ssa dsheccucerevencteraecccatsccnsseves gestaeeanvsatoracyereecrsarnakvare acecoaee heeernted Her sweetness LOM Byles oor nossssonssncqassssectoess estensvicceenn Omen aac ee ee His photography equipment Joanne Farrell sce, sxcuac-dascavssttkenctgstarrmeneas asset ere The Magnet staff without a typist Ninia Ferret occccavcsceseremnasseachesnecgctancctssnanrerttuvecerensexapensatetes All her tardy slips in the office JOammie: FrorentinO sisccscsvcvasceustoans eavusdsnsuahces says caessavenesetaceseae renee Rapa ate Her quiet manner Jonny Plana po te 5k. atecssssvasashocry cay shauss sebacesaestgves enue siersieetannnuh erent mtae His gold football Fotrie Fortune sigeacavesteapccntira uae tere His position as attendance slip collector Leath Francoise i. ,..xcoascacsesiongsysannsesceestatasnessneneoe ence deasisul tareurett east ee His trumpet Larry Fraticellt 2.3202, Stes. cos uligcic oes eae His rumble seat Carol: Fred | 2 ccpeivansts cscerastccet nents on sa ea taint ene ee Her blonde hair Joan Gentiles. cipeticccnsecotes castrenrthee nei no ree Her gum in Miss Earl’s wastebasket Paul’ Gentile 20 jicsccncacssts octiag bstexeinds sis kes pancee dt ohaaiesbhener oe cetacean oe His wavy hair Dot Gilg erases -aetsasacassrsneatnsnssCanenncatenlsteessvaneoet eakeaie eat eee His terrific personality Marpie Girouatdl 25s ercccaenuvns trhaeantoonees The LHS dance floor minus a pair of dancing feet Elfriede: Goetz 51.55: senisasiontuecaad ne eee ee ae Her scholastic 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Never Unfriendly Bareyg Watkins en sce ore ne: ey cee Busy Wonder Kathleengwhitew se — reeeeee Kinda Winsome Conrad pW (10a a eee rene ees re eee Crazy Wit Bruce W ilderte ores artes tee ees Brainy Wit Robermi Ulard ween. pee oe Really Wonderful SUIELEYA NY {LISI D aeeetratactictte tee eee Sociable Ways HL homasa Wirichtee mses 2 Truly Wonderful David (Wy athe ececce tea ee ne Dashing Wonder Hicharde Y OkUstci as, eee ree ei Ready Youth Matearers Zolli eee ee Mildly Zealous oti p wager oni seething 4 G HU OcReAy eee eb First row, left to right: Melvina D’Innocenzo, Bette Perlstein, Constance Day, Cynthia Carrigan, Sandra Aijala (secretary), Jean Nutter, Joan Bouvier, Sandra Thurston, Beverly Day, Jane Campbell. Second row: Joyce Bartlett, Roseann Arpano, Rose Johns, Marcia Freeman, Barbara Studley, Patricia Toolin, Mabel Milton (librarian), Sandra Shunaman (librarian), Barbara Vachon, Sonja Gunnarson, Patricia Cowan, Katherine Day, Loretta Leone, Elizabeth Shepard. Third row: Richard Sobel, Robert Long, David Henault, Ralph Pellechia, Wayne Carter, Neil Todd, Paul Martineau, Arthur St. Yves, Carl Lanza, Joseph LaPosta, Rufus Cox, Guy Lachapelle. First row, left to right: Constance Saunders, Janice Santucci, Monica Marshall, Joan Newton, Lois Moran, Marjorie Henry, Elfriede Goetz. Second row: Susanne LaClair, Carol Groves, William Lewis, Peter Selig, Sherman Poultney, Bruce Wilder, Leeds Carluccio, Carole Pitts, Catherine Royak, Katherine Mahler. Third row: Janet Pierce, Jean Beren, Mabel Milton, Carolina DiGuilio, Suzanne Caisse, Judith Pizzuti, Rose Cudone, Judith Coolidge, Janet Dupee, Constance Anderson, Nancy Underwood. HO -NeQ_ R. 3S.0) GE ia Pehle Ne Gere Cel B First row, left to right: Fayette Kennard, Linda White, Carol Groves, Marion Whitney, Joan Newton (secretary), Leeds Carluccio (president), Linda Lamlein (vice-president), Jean Beren (treasurer), Jean Nutter, Elfriede Goetz, Jane Cote, Nancy Foster. Second row: Elizabeth Shepard, Mrs. Elizabeth Morrill (advisor), Elizabeth Branch, Joan Patalino, Cynthia Carrigan, Joan Algier, Beverly Girardin, Barbara Lane, Carole Cabana, Ann Zoll, Carole Jansson, Theresa Campbell, Joan Preston, Sherill Geary, Joan Putnam, Mrs. Miriam Bucknell (advisor), Hester Meyer. Third row: Jacqueline Sawyer, Katherine Day, Jeannine Nault, Judith Duncklee, Jane Wheeler, Joan Derby, Roberta Marshall, Patricia Malloy, Carol Johnson, Karen Swanson, Ruth Harnden, Jean Gaudreau, Constance Kimball, Susan Tremblay, Jane Marks. Fourth row: Colby Hatfield, Edward Selig, Thomas Eyles, Richard Cutter, John Rea Chapman, William Ogg, James Riley, James McHugh, Daniel Perry, George Toomey, Robert Bond. Fifth row: Guy Lachapelle, Richard Sobel, James Chaussee, Lawrence Mason, Donald Malley, James Mason. First row, left to right: Gloria Magnon, Marion Whitney, Robert Bond, Carol Cataleta (vice-president) , Joan Algier (president), Gloria Bilotta (secretary), Glenn Gaetz, Dorothy DeSaulniers, Shirley Carrier. Second row: Madeline Perla, Doris St. Laurent, Chiara DelGuidice, Patricia Philbin, Ann Coughlin, Barbara DeAmicis, Jean Bagley, Rita Thibideau, Ruth Davidson, Ruth Covert, Beverly Day, Mary Pulsinelli, Mr. Claude Munson (advisor). Third row: Mary Imbriani, Evelyn Golas, Kathleen White, Betty Donahue, Emily DeCarolis, Joan Dupuis, Sandra Castriotta, Jean Bilodeau, Janet Grover, Sheila Epstein. Absent: Marjorie Girouard (treasurer). ae roomate ae ae Be +f: il id Amen lee Nese Cake AS Eee Se) G LauieB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row, left to right: Elfriede Goetz (treasurer), Paula Mansur (vice-president), Natalie Damon (president), Suzanne Caisse (secretary), Carl Grubb. Second row: Jean Beren, Joan Patalino, Jane LaClair, Lois Moran, Sherill Geary, Shirley Blanchard, Mr. Walter Patacchiola (advisor). Third row: Constance Anderson, Bette Perlstein, Hester Myer, Shirley Betts. First row, left to right: Joan Newton, Richard Denio (vice-president), James Curtin (president) , Linda Lamelin (secretary and treasurer), Bruce Wilder. Second row: Mary Collenaro, Lawrence Mason, Donald White, Peter Selig, Edward Selig, Carole Cabana, Jean Lillie. Third row: Jane Marks, Joan Messer, Jane Cote, Roberta Marshall, Joan Ericson, Philia Greenough. 43 = DE BeAg TT EG ie GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row, left to right: Ruth Ringer, Helena Brown, Carol Breau, Dorothea Baldridge. Second row: Janet Dupee, Dorothy Pinder, Mrs. Patricia Pothier (advisor) . First row, left to right: Janice Santucci, Susanne LaClair, Katherine Mahler, Carol Groves. Second row: Catherine Royak, Elfriede Goetz, Judith Coolidge. JUNIOR FORTNIGHTLY CLUB 63 CToACMGE Re Ag Cole Ceb First row, left to right: Kenneth Perry (treasurer), Alan Fraser (president), Richard McAllister (sec- retary), Ronald Thompson (program chairman). Second row: Robert Crawley, William Lewis, Conrad Poulson, John Davis, Thomas Eyles, Eugene Rosen, Robert Stewart. Third row: Richard Spiller, Richard Smith, Richard Howard, Wayne Kendall. First row, left to right: Miss Colley (advisor), Richard Comeau (vice-president), Patricia Lander (president), Miriam Gould (secretary and treasurer). Second row: Carl Baker, John Marcy, Robert Anderson, Wilbur Carter, Richard Gilmore, Monica Marshall, Catherine McCaffrey. Third row: Barbara Mahan, William Harmer, Katherine David. Absent: Mary Maciose, Louise Morgan. 64 B Oc ORK Vy Gebaan BeiOs OLGayoe ©. EoUrb First row, left to right: Dorothea Baldridge, Ernest Sawin (president), John Ridley (vice president) , Heidi Keller. Second row: Joyce Flanagan, Carole Bergman, Terrence Walton, Ronald Poulson, Barbara Maenpaa. Absent: Allyn Ayotte (secretary and treasurer). First row, left to right: Carole Breau, Carol Fred (associate editor), Sheila Regan (editor-in-chief ) , Adelle Gutman ( associate editor), Karen Swanson, Colby Hatfield. Second row: Beverly Aucoin, Lois Murrman, Elizabeth Branch, Carroll Blanchard, Bette Fagan, Joan Derby, Judith Duncklee, Jean Gaudreau, Joan Bonner (librarian), Paula Rainville, Mr. Charles Spear (advisor). Third row: Richard Pelletier, William Rogers, Ross Deacon, John Rea Chapman, Allan Crossman, Donald Gillis. Fourth row: Joseph Lisciotti, Francis Casacca, Dominic Angelini, Dix Davis, Dennis Duval, Anthony Jacaboni. Absent: Carol Murphy (secretary). RSRSESS 7S) Cela UB 65 66 G HUE E Rei ESAs Dera Ke Center: Carole Pitts. Left to right: Fayette Kennard, Claire Mazzaferro, Rose Cudone, Judith Coolidge, Anne Turano, Rita D’Innocenzo, and Rita Bilodeau. Stanley Navaroli (vice-president), Joseph Perla (president), Mr. Rogers (advisor), Henry Lanza, Ronald Furbush, Richard Cutter, Daniel Hill, Rosanna Newell (secretary), Louis Amadio, Carole Jansson, Joan Gentile (secretary), Constance Kimball, Francis Salvatore. ij f2tStees) _ teitttes: ftterees. taney 18 ei tiigeiy: at ititi? oo Pirtrctr, S Df. U«D EE NAT + Cea Benga TWIRLERS Kneeling: Ellen Connolly, Jane VivoAmore. Standing: Marion Whitney, Karen Swanson, Philia Greenough, Jane Donnelly. First row, left to right: Karen Swanson, Barbara Studley, Jane Donnelly, Ellen Connolly, Jane ViveAmore, Marion Whitney, Gretchen Mann, Philia Greenough. Second row: Katherine Mahler, Constance Anderson, Janet Pierce, Janice Santucci, Gloria Caplette, Nancy Underwood. Third row: Joanne Preston, Patricia Connolly, Marcia Gillis, Paul Lister, Sherman Poultney, Joan Bouvier, Shirley Blanchard. Fourth row: Donald Bartlett, Edward Selig, Richard Donnelly, George Toomey, Joan Parnham, Donna Hill, Marcia Freeman. Firth row: John Ridley, David Henault, Alan Fraser, John Davis, Kenneth Perry, Richard McAllister. Sixth row: John Donnelly, Nina Barbaro, Maureen Lister, John Pierce, Luann Booth, Robert Long, Mary Jane Mullen, Abbot Davis. Seventh row: Donald Maki, Thomas Tessier, Francis Guertin, Robert Davis, Stephen Marshall, David Jones. 67 WINTER CARNIVAL On February 13, 1954, the Ski Club and TAC held its annual Winter Carnival Ball at City Hall. Chosen by the students at LHS for the Carnival were Rose Cudone, Queen, and Barry Watkins, King. Susanne LaClair, Donald Gillis, Rosanna Newell, and Paul Martineau were the attendants to the Queen and King. Because of the lack of snow, the sculp- turing, skating, and skiing were can- celled. JUNIOR PROM the music of Frankie Dee’s Orchestra many of the guests met at The Meadows in Framingham to end the evening with dinner and more dancing. The Class of 54 sponsored the Spring Formal on April 24, 1953. The class officers headed the various committees, After a fun-filled evening of dancing to £ + ; r ; nasiguaiitiepmedn. . ra Naseeil haw - s! pam) emame? etes 4 SENIOR PROM The class officers led the Grand March at the Senior Prom held on March 1, 1954, at the City Hall. The crystal ball added atmosphere to the occasion as the couples danced to the music of Roger Carrier’s Orchestra. After the Prom the couples con- gregated at the Sterling Inn for dinner. vA ss (KAS am DI DY SHAKESPEA RES COME DY This fifty-first senior production was presented jointly by the Classes of ’54 of Leominster High School and Saxton Trade High School at the May A. Gallag- her Junior High School Auditorium on April 28 and 30, 1954. Students with faculty aid and counseling took the entire responsibility for this production. Every member of the two Senior Classes assumed some obli- gation for the success of this class play. PWNY VCLONOh UALS 1h VIL aan Cr Leek Ne CO ReL EE RO. FE APPEARANCE— — CHORISTERS — PATRICIA COWAN, MARCIA FREEMAN, ROSE JOHNS, DAVID WYMAN, Soloists Joyce Bartlett, Joan Bouvier, Jane Campbell, Cynthia Carrighan, Janet Carr, Wayne Carter, Constance Day, Katherine Day, Judith Duncklee, Rosalyn Goldberg, Sonja Gunnarson, Carl Grubb, Ruth Harnden, David Henault, Mabel Milton, Carol Newton, Marilyn Roberts, Arthur St. Yves, Sandra Shunaman, Flora Smith, Richard Sobel, Sandra Thurston, Neal Todd, Patricia Toolin, Barbara Vachon. — INSTRUMENTAL ACCOMPANIST — Jean Nutter, Judith Pizzuti. — BALLET CORPS — ADELLE GUTMAN, Premiere Danseuse Sandra Castriotta, Judith Coolidge, Mary Imbriani, Jean Lillie, Rosanna Newell, Carol Pitts, Janice Santucci, Anne Turano. SPEED.a worker-on: Oliver's eState wamecnsce- tos frag et cere ee ree eee David Larkin HUMPHREY, a worker on Oliver's estate esse siya ce-cyeser see eee enters Edward Day GREGOR Ywa worker on: Oliver 5: estate tore. ceencct seus eset enone Richard Yakusik JAMY, a-worker- om Oliver's estate corsa otro crete reese eee William Harmer DORGAS a workeron, Olivers estatec.rxte-estersaeterer cok tearec se Vaart ects Gloria LeGay MAR JORIE asworker an Oliver's: estate i.e 2c arte tame eerie seems Joan Bonner ORLANDO; youngestisonm of Sir Rowland: de: Bots) 2.42... ee Paul Martineau ADAM? foreman; of: Oliver's; 6state Ge cc op:ce ott ccc cto eeececerees tere meee eee John Mahan OLIVER, eldest son of Sir Rowland de Bois .............. bic, hed maaan Louis Amadio DENNIS� Oltvers-pia 26 oo tase cassase score Seer tie retary nearness erie near Marjorie Henry CHARLES Duke Frederick s court wrestler (.. ee. sossent oes Dominic Angelini CELIA) Duke Frederick's daughter; Rosalind sicgustt a 1s sees eee ees Rose Cudone ROSALIN Dedatghter of the Banishéds Duke cee ree Ruth Davidson BEATRICE vattehdino: Celia igecitot ac cccrtteseace pecan cee ere Joan Ericson ANNEgatténding Celia ner spp tcc, cote reese etecteee aeons teen ee Lois Moran JOAN, attending, Celiac ceetes se vecenactt ote rece aren cece es scare eee ae nee eee Jane Donnelly MOUGHSTONES Me Court JESter i oices-teqsareseecree tenets eee asec cree em ares Daniel Hill LE“ BEAU a-COUrtier 522 cota teectee- ss spouse ee ee ee eee Wilbur Carter DUKE FREDERICK, enemy of his brother, the Banished Duke .............. Leeds Carluccio BUG Bartending Duke Frederick ees0 tree ciety tees g ere Philip Kearney GEOFFREY attending Duke Frederick 2270s ante eee Richard Miles PHILIP actending uke. Prederte rein sacreeeye nace cen eee ree re Wayne Schofield NIMBLEva paseattending Duke Pred erick ai ese eee eee Janet Dupee AGLET-a:page-attending Duke Predeticiitsa) ee Gloria Caplette GIB a page-arrending Duke: Frederick cette cee ee ee jean Beren CAP. a page-attending Duke Fredericks: or... ee ere ene oe ce Bette Perlstein THE BANISHED: DIKE? living in exilesin the: Forest. .ccncascescn race mentees Peter Selig AMIENS attending Ye Banished: Duketacu1 ee mientras Donald Gillis STEPHENsattending the Banished Dukes yum see ee een ae James Stockwell RICHARD “attending the Banished: ake sea eee eee eee James Hannigan CLIFFORD; attending the Banished Duke {isc hice caserccscccescspaeensasmhcetereees Robert Stoddard LADY ELINOR, attending the Banished: Duke ..................ccsseeesecaseenes Carroll Blanchard LADY CONSTANCE, attending the Banished Duke .................cccsscceeeesees Helena Brown LADY BLANCHE, attending the Banished Duke .................sceccescscsneversnesoee Joan Newton LADY KATHERINE, attending the Banished Duke ...............c:ccccceseeseeee Suzanne Caisse CORIN, an ole shepherd S20 ier gece cs cee as Whaaessscceneetseresveraeasens Vasco Mobley SILVIUS, a young shepherd in love with Phebe .................cccccescesseseeessseees William Bagley JAQUES,a lord of the Banished Duke's Court ..;.::ciicsc.sccscssnasssdvavisonpnsesssoveste Bruce Wilder AUDREY sa country; wench ase t-cu tg t ei eee Joan Gentile PHEBE, a shephertess ti vssccacce su ear alas ene ae Mary Collenaro WILLIAM; 0 ‘country fellow 5 a.5 s5.s5 ccs Ponenthaneenca cd oie eee ee Frank Allard JAQUES DE BOIS, second son of Sir Rowland de Bois ...........cccccccseceeseseeseesees Carl Baker 74 Eighty-fourth Annual Gratuation Lxrerrises of the Leominster Senior High School Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-four June 20, 1954 at Doyle Field Bowl (or first fair day thereafter) Graduation Concert... 1 nai MARCH: “High School Cadets” Sousa SELECTION: “The Bells of St. Mary’s” Adams PRELUDE: “C Minor” Rachmaninoff OVERTURE: “Rusticon” Frangkiser PIANO SOLO: “Ante El Escorial” Lecuona Janice Santucci ’54, Soloist MARCH: “American Patrol” Meacham Graduation Program... 1954 PROCESSIONAL: “Pomp and Circumstance” Elgar L. H. S. Band INVOCATION The Rev. Eric A. G. Martin (Audience remains standing) FLAG SALUTE and “The Star Spangled Banner” Leader, Barry Watkins President of the Senior Class ESSAY: The Home, A Foundation for World Peace Sherman Poultney CHORUS: “You'll Never Walk Alone” Rodgers Class of 1954 PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT Barry Watkins, President of the Senior Class ACCEPTANCE FOR THE SCHOOL Richard Comeau, President of the Junior Class ESSAY: Religion, The Basis for World Happiness Elfriede Goetz CHORUS: “Look for the Silver Lining” Kern Vocal Solo: David Wyman Class of 1954 ESSAY: Our Country, The Fulfillment of Our Dreams Leeds Carluccio PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Achdus Lodge, No. 1228, B’nai B’rith Prizes for Promotion of Americanism and Good Citizenship. Becker Key for Proficiency in Secretarial Work. Classes of 1922 and 1929 Prize in Athletics and Scholarship. Class of 1928 Prize in German. Class of 1946 Memorial Prize. D. A. R. Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Medal. Debate Club prize given by Louise Leighton, ’52. DeMolay Prize for Service to the School. Elks Prize for Service to the School. H. Martin Burns Memorial Prize. Leominster Daily Enterprise Awards for Service to the School through the Press Club. L. H. S.-P. T. A. awards. Mabel S. Lubin Prize for Excellence in Character. Mario Fini ’42 Memorial Prize. Masque and Gavel Society’s Nat’l H. S. speech award. Maurice Afoufa French Prize Award. Mayo Prizes in Latin, in Mathematics, and in Commercial Subjects. Music Prizes: Excellence in Instrumental Music. Excellence in Music Appreciation. Nixon Prizes in Chemistry and in Commercial Subjects. Prizes in Italian given by the Italian Clubs of Leominster. Probus Club Prize for Service to the School. Raymond C. Comerford Citizenship Prize. Rensselaer Medal in Science and Mathematics. SCHOLARSHIPS Dwight S. Davis L. H. S.-P. T. A. Scholarship. Fortnightly Club Scholarship. Horton-Williams P. T. A. Council Scholarship. Leominster Teachers’ Association Scholarship. The Webber-Fiske Teacher Training Scholarship. Women of the Moose, Leominster Chapter, No. 750, Scholarship. CHORUS: “Deep in My Heart” Romberg Class of 1954 PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS The Honorable Ralph W. Crossman Chairman of the School Committee SCHOOL SONG: “Alma Mater” Class of 1954 RECESSIONAL: “Salutation” Seitz Girls Jcan Patricia Algier Constance Mae Anderson Beverly Ann Aucoin Jean Agnes Bagley Mary Ann Beausoleil Jean M. Beren Jean Rita Bilodeau Gloria Claire Bilotta Norma Bissonnette Carroll Blanchard Beverly June Bolton Joan Frances Bonner Helena Virginia Brown Joyce Louise Brown Mary Ann Burpee Suzanne Mary Caisse Gloria Jean Caplette Janet Ann Carr Shirley Ann Carrier Sandra Joan Castriotta Carole Ann Cataleta Mary E. Collenaro Judith Coolidge Ann Marie Coughlin Ruth Arlene Covert Patricia Forbes Cowan Bette J. Crossman Rose Cudone Natalie Scott Damon Ruth E. Davidson Katherine Lorraine Day Barbara Lucille DeAmicis Barbara Ann DePasquale Carolina Rose DiGiulio Jane Carol Donnelly Janet Elizabeth Dupee Joan Marie Dupuis Joan Linton Ericson Joanne Elaine Farrell Venerina Ann Ferrera Joanne Assunta Fiorentino Carol Lynn Fred Joan Michael Gentile Margie T. Girouard Elfriede Mathilde Goetz Evelyn Joan Golas Janet May Grover Carol Anne Groves Adelle Gutman Mary Irene Hallock Marjorie Louise Henry Mary A. Imbriani June E. Kidder Susanne LaClair Patricia Joyce Lander Shirley Mae Lanza Joyce C. Lavelle Gloria A. LeGay Jean Alice Lillie Graduated with Honors, Glass of 1954 as Catherine I. McCaffrey Jacqueline M. McDonald Katherine Ida Mahler Paula J. Mansur Monica Marshall Mabel Irene Milton Lois Lynn Moran Sylvia Ann Nass Rosanna Newell Carol Ann Newton Joan Rosetta Newton Jean Frances Nutter Madeline R. Perla Bette Jane Perlstein Patricia Ann Philbin Janet Anne Pierce Dorothy Ann Pinder Carole Ann Pitts Judith Marea Pizzuti Sheila Ann Regan Ruth Evelyn Ringer Marilyn Beatrice Roberts Catherine Mary Royak Marion Ann Russell Janice Marie Santucci Constance Priscilla Saunders Barbara Carmen Schiavitti Plora Jean Smith Dorothy Carmen Tata Rita Lorraine Thibodeau Anne Marie Turano Nancy Louise Underwood Kathleen Marie White Shirley Elaine Winship Margaret Ann Zoll Boys Raymond H. Agnew Frank J. Allard IV Louis Roger Amadio Robert William Anderson Dominic Angelini Willlam Gordon Bagley Carl A. Baker, Jr. Leon Armand Baron Charles T. Branch Albert W. Brosseau Leeds Mario Carluccio Wilbur Henry Carter, Jr. George Newell Chester, Jr. Donald Paul Coleman Richard Cormier Robert Eugene Crawley Roy Gunnar Dahlstrom Edward George Day Donald Richard Deitzel Dennis John Duval Thomas Henry Eyles John William Flanagan Forrest Arthur Fortune Robert Franciose Lawrence Richard Fraticelli Paul J. Gentile, Jr. Donald Francis Gillis Malcom Elliot Graves James J. Hannigan Jesse W. Hare William D. Harmer Bruce R. Hietala Daniel G. Hill Richard Raymond Howard Bruce N. Kalin G. Philip Kearney Guy E. Lachapelle Carl Francis Lanza Joseph Charles LaPosta David Willard Larkin Richard A. Lemoine William B. Lewis Paul Alan Lister John Paul Mahan Donald Alvin Malley John William Marcy, Jr. Gary D. Markham James Joseph Marrone Paul B. Martineau Richard Emile Mazzaferro Richard Carroll Miles Vasco Mobley Frank R. Newton Martin Edward O’Mealey Paul Peter Padovano Ralph John Pellechia Joseph Ronald Anthony Perla Richard Rocco Picucci Sherman King Poultney Charles Richard Roffee Raymond Joseph Salafia Wayne Leonard Schofield Donald Hamilton Scobie “Peter Murray Selig James Earls Stockwell Robert Henry Stoddard Ronald Stanley Thompson Robert Attilio Torcoletti Barry Lyman Watkins Conrad J. Wiitala Bruce Arthur Wilder Robert Edward Willard David G. Wyman Richard Joseph Yakusik ar. a Works by Robert Cormier ’42 Music by Alphonse Piermarini 42 Upon the hill you stand upright Against the storm of time and tide. Your glory is our guiding light; Your nobleness, our pride. We raise our voices now in song And send your praise across the sky. You served us faithfully and long; Your spirit shall not die. CHORUS Hail, O Alma Mater, hail to you, Your noble heart, forever proud and true. And though years are dark and long, This will be our song forever more. The trust you gave us we shall not forget, For faith can never know regret. The star of truth, symbol of our youth, We praise you, Leominster High. Glass Marshals Susanne LaClair Donald F. Gillis Glass Officers President Barry L. Watkins Vice-President. . . . . . . . Natalie S. Damon S@CTCUATY, oo woh) se eae ORT eee ‘Treasurer. °C 5.0 ahs = yet eee Leeds iM. Copmecto The piano is provided through the courtesy of M. Michele Sabatelli. PRODUCTION STAFE PRODUGTION@MANAG ERG te eee tent ee na eect Barry Watkins BA GULLYe DIRECT ORS orcas ctor tac tocs ce esr tas: wee esnencee ceuort nasaectsveetacage John F. Joyce SELUDENTAPRODUGCTION? DIREGIORS 2227----c0.-e Natalie Damon, Elfriede Goetz EGHNIGA IA DIREGTOR cecernne erence ore ee eee es citrate niece sores Charles Roffee ART DIR EG TOR Wee ay teres terete ie, set be ac tiay bite sacetict-niNeh re dehcoyans saosateh eat Shirley Winship GHOREOG RIA PH ERitee esses aaieestenctte aaenes rove cate oe vetoes sereumieatetwsancuten te ses Adelle Gutman DIR EGLOREO Pa VS] Cpr crea tenet nether pte ne retin tart gare Judith Pizzuti S PAG EAM AINA GER seme ct tmteta concn mre eine heer ret or sttte uaz ee Conrad Wiitala CH TERS BEBO IC UA IN Seperate tetanic cette ee eee cok te ett peers Richard Howard SOUND EFFECTS; MANAGERS) cisececeteeceesreone secs Richard Cormier, William Lewis PROPER DYeMANAGER mage cater aris eee meee eee arta cern ee Robert Torcoletti HAN DsPROPER YSMANAGER Stee cee: Dorothy Pinder, Constance Saunders MANAGERSOERSBOY Se WARDROBE eters oe oe en een eee John Marcy MANAGERS OPIGIRISMWARDROBE Pe. eeerreere teu eee eee Paula Mansur MAK E-UPEMANAGER fesercrcesccc eset tees ens eee ee cere eterna Ruth Ringer SWUBSGR IRTIONSMANAGER ses peecie irre etctr teeter en aeeneen te ean Catherine Royak TIGKETEMANAGERSAND BOX OFFICE SI REASURER@ tee ee Carl Lanza PU BEIGUEY o MAINA G ER Betta cteete a cece er cas een eae Rosanna Newell POS TDERSMAINAGERS fare cecrte rissa ree ooeeoas cece ree: Mary Burpee, Carole Cateleta ET Ee GUS HER permeate tees wt ce sates nese athe en ee ee eaten Susanne LaClair — STAGE AND PROPERTIES STAFF — Raymond Agnew, Charles Branch, Wilbur Carter, George Chester, Robert Crawley, Edward Day, Dennis Duval, Chester Fallon, John Flanagan, Forrest Fortune, Robert Francoise, Lawrence Fraticelli, James Hannigan, Jesse Hare, Guy Lachapelle, Joseph LaPosta, David Larkin, Edward O’Mealey, Richard Picucci, Raymond Salafia, Ronald Thompson, Robert Willard, Richard Yokusik. — LIGHTING STAFF — Robert Anderson, Thomas Eyles, Paul Gentile. — COSTUME AND MAKE-UP STAFF — Beverly Bolton, Ruth Covert, Caroline DiGiulio, Mary Hallock, Joyce Lavelle, Monica Marshall, Catherine McCaffrey, Sylvia Nass, Madeline Perla, Barbara Schiavitti, Rita Thibodeau, Kathleen White. — PATRONESS COMMITTEE — Norma Bissonnette, Joanne Fiorentino, Janet Grover, Shirley Lanza. — TICKET AND BUSINESS STAFF — Albert Brosseau, Donald Ditzel, James Hannigan, Albert Mainville, Paul Padavano, Sherman Poultney. — USHERS — Joan Algier, Jean Bagley, Mary Beausoleil, Barbara DeAmicis, Carol Fred, Carol Groves, June Kidder, Patricia Lander, Dorothy Tata, Ann Zoll. — SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE — Constance Anderson, Gloria Caplette, Jane Donnelly, Katherine Mahler, Janet Pierce, Sherman Poultney, Catherine Royak, Nancy Underwood. — FACULTY COUNSELORS AND AIDES — Coach Charles B. Broderick, Elmer J. Bucknell, Miriam L. Bucknell, M. Elizabeth Colley, Eleanor M. Driscoll, Percy A. Y. Dunlop, Henry B. Fenton, James Geary, Blanche M. Jobes, John F. Joyce, Robert C. Laserte, Harry A. Mitchell, Harold E. Mooney, Elizabeth C. Morrill, Claude H. Munson, James F. O'Sullivan, Rodney F. Poland, Kathleen F. Smith, J. Richard Sutcliffe, Claire J. Walsh. 75 Bernard McCaffrey | Donald Gillis Donald Scobie Louis DiGiovanni Richard Picucci Richard Mazzaferro Joseph Perla Dominic Angelini David Wyman RES Rindge Tech .... Cambridge Latin 0 Waltham Gardner John Flanagan. Robert Torcoletti Ralph Pellechia Paul Martineau Joseph LaPosta Richard Cormier Guy Lachapelle David Chester rro, Ric d Mazzate | Richar Second row: Frank First row, John arcy a | 4 S Paul Martineau a. ae a F . ¥ a , - ag Sherman Poultney aroli, enneth Paul Farwell, Rich Martineau, Paul Pad William Lewis ore, Paul ard Sagres Sherman George avano Pad avano, Guy La Poultney, chapelle, William Stanley Navaroli SCORES Be 53. Mary E. Wells .. Pee TO. TNA oer esse Cents ein pOLOn eee Ceo. 33 Worcester Trade 47 bY canner Ome Gat cine teeereeees Pceteeined 44 Fitchburg ......... Se aebhetece 35 St. Bernard’s .... Seah eae: Ole Clintonweseee SeReE eee 38 Worcester Trade 58 Siesdiowme 51 Mary E. Wells .. 68 ey WES INA OVO car optaternore pee oes: 62 Marlboro........... Bt reer OM Gardner messes BS Aa 60 St. Bernard’s wate eT AAS Ath lene BAYS EaGeAgiael First row, left to right: Richard Picucci, Robert Francoise, Paul Padavano, James Siciliano, Richard Cormier. Second row: Philip Wiggins, Richard Surrette, Donald Bracani, Joseph DeCarolis, Donald Tocci, Coach Carmine Picucci. Third row: Lawrence Boissoneau, Louis DiGiovanni, Davi d Chester, Henry Lanza, Normand Letarte. BATTING ORDER Joseph DeCarolis, CF Paul Padavano, RF Donald Tocci, P Dominic Angelini, SS Richard Surrette, LF David Chester, 3B ayer Richard Cormier, 2B LUS@aae 10 St. Bernard’s me. Donald Bracani, C LOSS 4 Winchendon .. 1 Philip Wiggins, 1B LHSe ae 12 Fitchburg: ....... 4 LHS eS. 1) Clinton. 72. 5 EHSt en 3) Gardner cx. 4 LHS cee 2 (Athol [nee 9 LoS 6. Athol (2s. 10 LHS 21 Gardnet 225; 2 LAS O St. Bernard's .. 1 LHS eit. 4 Fitchburg ....... 2 LHS.......... 6 Winchendon .. 9 5 LHS2 7 PClinwi 12 TRACK TEAM First row, left to right: Ronald Saudelli, James Hannigan, John Flanagan, Carl Baker, Paul Martineau. Second row: Coach Charles Broderick, Frank Swett, Richard Mazzaferro, Gerald Cosgrove, Angelo Celli, George Norris, Neil Gallagher. Third row: Frederick Dombrowick, Ross Deacon, William Rogers, John Gallagher, Martin O’Mealey, James Marrone, Alan Crossman. POINTS Savidell i Aen a sector octaes 60 THaNnisan escent eae 53% Ba kee ees ceiccctitnes cs-s eae 34 BLO Wil esctssscut stsscsacas hee eee 30 Galla chet ee ...2:.0: cn cna Zl Flanagan igecccpeesccscces toe eee 14 Martined Vic... See EL GOS STOVE tee erates a eee 1% Celis ms. ae eiec teen hele 016 SCORES LHS: 39 Malboro ....... 33 LHS.... 584% Assumption.. 1374 LHS 2.48 Gardner ........ 24 PHSe4 Fitchburg ..... 29 DES eo 2) me OD elicer mas 1914 LHS.... 4934 Southbridge . 2214 83 BASS SoES Bea First row, left to right: Virginia Osborne, Marcia Gillis, Beverly Aucoin, Janet Dupee, Dorothy Pinder, Helena Brown, Ruth Ringer, Fayette Kennard. Second row: Frances Fluet, Joan Belanger, Beverly Girardin, Barbara Allain, Marcia Lynch, Carole Cabana, Sheila Molloy, Nancy Foster, Patricia Toolin. 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