Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

nt Ny eae —e A ae a ty 7 ww, es q aon i é 5 - o. SLRELRRRLY Pa nee . £ ¥ Fee: te Pog x. ' f . { i ; Hy : j OUR THEME If you were to look through this book without first knowing the purpose of it, you might wonder at the sanity of those who put it together because you would find odd titles and perplexing art work, all part of the theme which helps to unify the book. We have been working and socializing together for the past three years to prepare ourselves for the world beyond the protecting arm of the class room. To summarize it briefly, we have been “building for our future”. To represent this idea in a concrete fashiqn we have compared ourselves to an actual construction company. The School Committee have laid the plans for the project; our principal is the corner stone from which everything develops. The teachers are the Executive Suite to guide us and to see that we are on the right track. Our classmates are the workers and we have officers or foremen to organize us. When we graduate, the job will be done and it will be time to start on another one as we work our way down Life’s road. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page SCHOOL COMMITTEE 2 OUR PRINCIPAL ] : ; : : : t ; f 3 BACULIY =: ; ‘ ; : ' : } : : : 4 IN APPRECIATION . é ; . ; : : : , ‘ 6 OurR ADVISOR . : : 3 i : ; : ; : 7 MAGNET EDITORIAL STAFF . ; : : f : 8 MAGNET BUSINESS STAFF f : ; ; : : ; , 2 SENIOR SECTION : : : : , : ! 10 CLAsSs HISTORY : : ; s kasi a0 ! : : : 44 CLUBS : : : : : : : } : : ; 50 PROPHECY ; : : é f : : 56 CLASS BALLOT . , : ! ; : : d : . : 60 SAXTON TRADE ; : ; ; é : ; 64 SENIOR PLAY . ; : 68 GIRLS’ SPORTS . : : ; i : , 5 ; : : : Tp WINTER CARNIVAL . . : . g : : 76 Boys’ SPORTS . : 3 : ‘ ‘ : : E P : 78 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Back row, left to right: Francis McCann, Miss Raphacla Picucci, Mrs. Dorothy Ricker, William B. Appleton, Nilo Tocci. Front row, left to right: W. Herbert Green, Mayor Ralph W. Crossman, Mrs. Alphonsine A. Carluccio. SUPERINTENDENT WILLIAM B. APPLETON, A.B., Ed.M. Without the constant guidance of our school committee, we could never have built so solid a foundation upon which to base our future. We have pictured them here as the actual plans which are so vital to our success in high school. It is to this committee that we owe our sincere grati- tude for laying the plans of the first lap of our journey in life. . To William B. Appleton, our Superin- tendent, we wish to express our thanks. His expert planning and counseling proves that he places our welfare before his own. His keen sense of humor and countless anecdotes have kept us amused at past assemblies and graduations. Surely we have been fortunate to have such able and willing assistance in our many successful projects throughout our high school years. OUR CORNERSTONE During your years at Leominster High you have often heard it said that you are the citizens of tomorrow. Somehow that did not have much meaning to you as sophomores, juniors, and during much of your senior year. Suddenly you find yourselves high school graduates who are no longer able to lean on your teachers for assistance. Many of your problems must be solved by you, and how you handle these problems will show how well you handled the education that was available to you in the past twelve years. Remember, the education that you have received is merely a key which is to be used by you to open doors of opportunity. The future of our country is in the hands of you people. May you use the education that you have to good advantage so that we will continue to flourish in a free America. SJ keodsu Hecetiarete Above we have pictures of some of our teachers as they appear outside the classroom. Many of them do interesting and worthwhile things. We would like to mention especially Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Bucknell, who are pictured here with Maurice Afoufa, the boy whom the French Club brought to America to live and have our opportunities for a year. Maurice has had a wonderful visit in America seeing places out West as well as our cities of the East,such as New York, Boston, and Washing- ton, D. C. He has been a student like the rest of us and done the same things we do with his wide circle of friends. We are indebted, however, to the Bucknells, who have taken him into their home and treated him like a son. Because of this Maurice could never feel lost or alone and he has had the chance to see how our American families live. It has been a rich and satisfying experience for all of us to see the dream of having a foreigner come to live with us be- come a reality. We will never forget the French Club projects that helped to raise the money for the undertaking and we will never forget the wonderful times we have had with Maurice. We wish him the best of everything in life and we hope that this will be another step in promoting lasting friendship be- tween America and France. First row, left to right: Henry B. Fenton, Miss M. Elizabeth Colley, Miss Blanche M. Jobes, Theodore M. Kucharski, John H. Coburn, Everett C. Donnelly, Mrs. Miriam L. Bucknell, Elmer J. Bucknell. Second row: Miss E. Lillian Ricker, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Morrill, Miss Jeanette L. DiPaoli, Mrs. Sheila Rockwell, Mrs. Mildred G. Ferguson, Miss Helen S. Burnham, Miss Margaret Earl, Miss Giovanna Mazzola, Miss Kathleen F. Smith. Third row: John F. Joyce, Percy A. Dunlop, John McNaney, George A. Peck, Claude H. Munson, John F. Ma- gane, Carmine Picucci, George J. Antonioni, Walter Patacchi- ola, John H. Rogers. THE EXECUTIVE SUITE 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 Foreign Languages— French I, II, III and Remedial Reading MISS HELEN S. BURNHAM Biology JOHN H. COBURN Assistant Principal—Head of Department of Mathematics— Solid Geometry and Algebra II MISS M. ELIZABETH COLLEY Head of Departments of English and Remedial Reading—College English III, IV and Remedial Reading ALDRICH V. COUSINS Mechanical Drawing EVERETT GC. DONNELLY Head of Department of Social Science— U. S. History, Human Relations, and Geography MISS JEANETTE L. DI PAOLI Physical Education MISS ELEANOR M. DRISCOLL Music Appreciation PERCY A. DUNLOP Business Mathematics and Bookkeeping MISS MARGARET EARL Chemistry and Plane Geometry MRS. MILDRED G. FERGUSON Typing I and Business English IV HENRY B. FENTON Head of Commercial Department— Business Mathematics and Bookkeeping I, II MISS BLANCHE M. JOBES Dean of Girls—Guidance, Typing I, and Bookkeeping JOHN E JOYCE German I, II, College English II, II, and Remedial Reading JOHN F. MAGANE U. S. History and Sociology 5 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, II and Latin II and III GEORGE A. PECK Business English I, II, III CARMINE PICUCCI Coach—Physical Education MISS E. LILLIAN RICKER English I, II, College English III and Public Speaking MRS. SHEILA ROCKWELL Business English JOHN H. ROGERS World History, U. S. History and Business Law MISS KATHLEEN F. SMITH Office Practice, Typing I, II, and Stenography J. RICHARD SUTCLIFFE Band and Orchestra IN APPRECIATION In appreciation of John F. Joyce, whose unequaled ability and patience have made our high school years outstanding and memorable. How can we thank him for the profound imprint he has made on our lives! As a teacher he has more than excelled in bringing to the classroom friendliness, cooperation, and enjoyment. He has not only given his students knowledge in their subjects, but something more important, an insight into the psychological behavior, customs, and manners of peoples all over the world. Without his guidance and interest our senior play and the senior plays of the past could never have been accomplished so professionally, and could never have stimulated so much school spirit and public interest. Mr. Joyce, we the class of ’55, salute you. OUR ADVISOR We, the class of 55, wish to express our gratification to George A. Peck, who has been our class advisor for the past three years. During these eventful, happy times, he has stood behind us,helping us with the many problems which have con fronted our class. He has given unlimited time and patience in the executing of our school projects, always giving us his advice and experienced counsel concerning our proms, spaghetti suppers, our senior assem- bly; and above all he has helped make our graduation the best ever. To you, Mr. Peck, we give our never-ending gratitude and friendship. First row, left to right: Barbara Piermarini, Patricia Connolly, Margaret Pauley, Jane Wheeler, Linda Lamlein, Jane Marks, Roberta Marshall, Richard Donnelly. Second row: Nancy Foster, Marilyn Belliveau, Carol Murphy, Sheila Tisdale, Virvinia Osborne, Carolyn Newell, Doris St. Laurent, Con- stance Haynes, Janice Johnson. Third row: James McHugh, Betty Lawrence, Mary Bracani, Nancy Lucier, Patricia Molloy, Miriam Gould, Jane Campbell, Constance Day, Janet Bailey. MAGNET EDITORIAL STAFE — EDITOR — JANE WHEELER — ART EDITORS — MARGARET PAULEY, PATRICIA CONNOLLY — BOYS’ SPORTS — RICHARD DONNELLY, JAMES MCHUGH — SECRETARY — LINDA LAMLEIN — HISTORY — NANCY WHITE — GIRLS’ SPORTS — VIRGINIA OSBORNE — PROPHECY — CAROLYN NEWELL — SENIOR PLAY — ROBERTA MARSHALL — CLASS BALLOT — SHEILA TISDALE — INFORMALS — JANE MARKS — TYPISTS — BETTY LAWRENCE, MARY BRACANI Philip Temple, Barbara Allain, John O’Connell, Sherrill Geary, Carolyn Lanza, Marilyn Johnson, Sarah Temple, First row, left to right: Rita Darr, Diane Couillard, Marshall Press. Second row: Barbara Voedisch, Joyce Rioux, Ruth Wyman, Sheila Colletti, Ann Wheeler, Jacqueline Sawyer. Patricia Erdmann. Third row: Janice Kipp, Lawrence McCrann, Linda Mahan, MAGNET BUSINESS STAFF — ADVERTISING MANAGER— —BUSINESS MANAGER — — ACCOUNTANT — -RUTH WYMAN MARSHALL PRESS DIANE COUILLARD —ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT — — DUMMY — SHERRILL GEARY MARY CHILDERS RITA DARR — TYPISTS — — ART DIRECTORS — — ADVERTISING — Joyce R1oux JANICE KIpP PHILIP TEMPLE LINDA MAHAN LAWRENCE MCCRANN ANN WHEELER MARYLYN JOHNSON SARAH TEMPLE RICHARD COMEAU PRESIDENT RICHARD DENIO VICE PRESIDENT They lead our gang And keep us in line. We depend on them; They come through every time. RITA BILODEAU SECRETARY FAYETTE KENNARD TREASURER MAURICE EMILE AFOUFA C’est si bon Commercial . . . Enjoys roller skating and ping pong... French Club... “Hey There” ... The Mariners are his favorite singers . . . Has discovered swimming, tennis, and soccer are fun... A good sport ... Adapts quickly .. . Bon Voy- age! . ELINOR WELLS AGURKIS P.S. I Love You Elly ... College... Art Club and Radio Club ... Likes basketball . . . Paints and writes letters to “Larry” .. . Always pa- tient . . . “Wowsie, Wowsie” .. . Ask her to sing sometime . . . Favorite subject is German . . . Quiet and friendly .. . “Mr. Sandman Bring Me a Dream” .. . Fan of Eddie Fisher and Glenn Miller... Will be a top flight nurse... . We're working for the future, The job is almost done. We did it all in high school And we had alot of fun. 11 BRUCE NORMAN AGNEW Milkman Keep Those Bottles Quiet Norm ... Commercial . . . Fond of bas- ketball and football . . . Claps loudest for Nat “King” Cole... Another request for Misty Warsga” 5 5 6 “We Oe Wa” 4 a « He can be found at the Woods Block... Looks fitting on a horse . . . Prefers the duo of history and sociology : . . Uncle Sam’s College lies ahead... . RICHARD FRANCIS ALGIER Red Top Rusty . . . Cabinet maker at trade school ... Member of their fine Student Coun- cil... Junior Rotary ... Takes an active part in baseball and football . . . Can al- ways give his tonsils a good workout . . . Is hep to Earl Bostic . . . Did you ever hear “Toy Bell’? . . . Woodworking combined with a little English keeps him happy . .. Watch for his own future cabinet shop... . me teas EDITH MARY AMBURGEY Sweet and Lovely Edie... Commercial .. Secretary of Art Club .. . Swims and ice skates . . . Idolizes Perry Como... ‘For the love of pete!” ...A pleasing companion ... Quiet and reserved . .. Enjoys doodling with a paint brush .. . Definite talent shows through her drawings . . . She better like short- hand! ... “I Understand” .. . Future includes a desk, a typewriter, and a good- looking boss... . DONALD EUGENE BARTLETT Stars and Stripes Forever Don... Plastics .. . Active in De Molay ... Was a Master Counselor ... Another note in the Glee Club . .. All round sports enthusiast . . . Knows how to march well... A request for the Chor- dettes’ big one, “Mr. Sandman”. . . Packs up a good bowling score . . . Likes most of his school subjects . . . Will stand out in bell bottom trousers. . . . 12 R JANET MARIE BAILEY Tumbling Tumble Weed Jay . . . Commercial . . . Our Plastic woman ... MAGNET Editorial . . . Can’t keep her away from dancing . . . Swims and roller skates to keep trim . . . Collects records... ““Gee’’. . . She’s fabulous on her feet . . . English and band, her favo- rites ... Thinks Perry Como is tops... Gives acommand performance... Agrees that “Dancing In the Dark” is fun... She not only will be but is a fine dancing teacher... . ee i i! JOAN PRISCILLA BELANGER My Friend Bill .. . College . . . Prefers the left side of a hockey field . . . “Drive me out of my feeble mind” ... A girl who likes math? ... French Club... Press Club . . . Goes out for all sports . . . Peppy personality . .. Good natured and full of fun . . . Tickles the ivory in her spare time .. . Tops in the singing world to her, Eddie Fisher . . . On her way to join Sheila at Henry Heywood Hospital... . PHYLLIS CLAUDETTE BARIL Dark Eyes Chink . . . Commercial . . . Sparkling brown eyes . . . Feminine, but still she goes for track, swimming and basketball .. . Spends lots of time in Nashua. . . Friendly and fun . . . “Stop playing the role, you actor!” ... Excels in dancing ... Her favorite subject, transcription . . . A request for Skokean .. . Jumps when Earl Bostic hits the turntable . . . Hopes to become an efficient secretary. . .. MARILYN ANN BELLIVEAU I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm Commercial . . . Has hidden talents! . . . Debate Club and MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . Likes a good disc... A mean one behind a hockey stick! .. . Also has time for softball and volleyball... Nat “King” Cole and Theresa Brewer head her favo- rite singer’s list . . . Pretty and popular ... Wants to become a secretary... . RONALD RAYMOND BERGERON Flying Home Ron... Carpentry Course .. . Known as The Flying Frenchman . . . Shop is his favorite subject . . . Another hitch in the String Club .. Skillful in making model planes . . . Mathematics gives his brain a little fun . . . He can’t ‘“Pretend’’ that he doesn’t admire “King” Cole .. . Will eventually take up carpentry as a trade.... CLEVIA ELDORA BISCEGLIA Invitation Commercial ... A horsewoman is among us ... Noticeable on the dance floor... Favorite subjects: typing and English .. . hora Glub -.. Lhis and’ That”. . Requests “Till Then” . . . Neat dresser . . . Claims Kenton is the coolest ... Good things come in small packages .. . You don’t need height to play basketball ... Will someday be a terrific typist and a sweet secretary. i - f : oe ww RITA LUCILLE BILODEAU Jersey Bounce Commercial .. . This kid has what it takes . An allSround sport’. = Active in Booster Club . . . Senior class secretary ... Succeeds in all she attempts .. . “Here I am, you lucky people” and everyone knows Rita has arrived ... She'll play a hot piano anytime . . . Always laughing ... A popular cheerleader . . . Skilled swimmer and a graceful diver... On top of it all she can draw, too . . . Future undecided . . . She lives each day as it comes... . RAYMOND J. A. BLANCHETTE Alouette Mighty Pee Wee . . . Machine shop spe- cialist .. . Glee Club... . Junior Rotary . .. Back woods man... . “What do you say, kid???” . . . Takes your breath away when he’s on the diving board . . . Enjoys work in mechanics . . . Listens especially for The Crew Cuts . . . For the ideal school day he would mix shop and mathe- matics with a little blue printing . . Auto Club . . . Number one on his hit parade, “The Naughty Lady from Shady Lane” . . . Hopes to become a tool and die maker. ... CLEMENT EDWIN BISCEGLIA Clementine Archys =) Colleges.) Choral, Club. Likes listening to music and blows a cool trumpet ... A capable store hand... Favorite subject is sociology ... Asks for Shorty Rogers and his Giants playing “Indian Club”... Will al ways pick up in a game of golf with anyone that playsaeuene ROBERT LAWRENCE BOISSONEAU There Is Nothing Like a Dance Larry ... Commercial . . . A fine athlete .. . Excels in football, basketball, and baseball .. . Is backed by a certain cheer- leader ... Home room vip. . . Interested in painting . . . Smooth crew cut. . Does O.K. in economics . . . Sharp dress- er... Reporter in Press Club... Kicsan Club... Another vote for Nat “King” Cole ... This time for his rendition of “Hajii Baba” . Wants to join the service or go on with his schooling... . 13 SIMONE PAULINE BOLDUC Deck of Cards Sim ... Simonize .. . Commercial . . . Plays a fair game of tennis and likes field hockey . . . Collects cards from different countries . . . “What's your act?” ... Her best subject is English . . . Goes for “Teach Me Tonight” . . . Eddie Fisher, her choice . . . Will make an excellent secretary. ... ANDREW HENRY BUJA Andy's A.M. Alley Andy . . . Commercial . . . A romping redhead . . . Brief and to the point... Sets a good pace in bookkeeping . . . In- terested in basketball, baseball, and ice skating . . . Future undecided. .. . 14 ROBERT HAROLD BOND Buy A Bond Today Bob . . . College . . . One good turn takes all the blankets ... Great stamp and map collector ... Member of Art Guild, Craft Club, and French Club... Always found under a chlorine hood with “Bucky”... Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . Likes chemistry, history, and red Studebakers ... Wild for Johnny Maddox and “Little White Lies” . . . Generous and helpful . . . Sometimes called doctor . . . Some job in the chemistry world is waiting for inte CAROL ARLENE CABANA Cabbages and Kings Cab... College... “Driving me out of my small mind”... Past or present mem- ber of French, Debate, Press Club, and C.M.D.A. . . . Home Room officer . . Vivacious and talkative . . . Loves to eat but always keeps trim . . . Goes out for basketball, hockey, and softball . . . Plays tennis and rides horseback off hours... Lubin’s best advertisement . .. Her theme song, “I Need You Now”. . . Plans to enter the nursing profession. . . . ELIZABETH ANN BRANCH Latin Lover Betty... College. .. FAIRA®. 22 French Club... Fortnightly Club . . . Number one on her Hit Parade, “Count Your Blessings” .. . Enjoys a game of tennis ... Likes music . . . Has several pen pals . . . Perry Como chalks up another vote for his popularity contest . . . Favorite subject, Latin... A good student... A whiz with French verbs .. . A little oh the quiet side . . . College material... . DONALD EDWARD CAISSE Caissey Would Waltz Casey .. . Commercial . . . Boxes and handles football also... Tall, blond... Collects Glenn Miller records . . . Has come up with numerous U.S. and foreign stamps . . . Has a mischievous time in mechanical drawing .. . He'll always love “September Song” . . . Thinks Billy May is the greatest . . . Will attend Went- worth Institute in Boston or enter the Air Force.... MAT PHYLLIS LOUISE CARON Wedding Bells Phyl .. . Commercial .. . Member of the French Club .. . Likes ice skating, swim- ming, and dancing . . . Nimble fingers . . . Favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . She sews and knits .. . Works part time at Grants .. . Loads of fun... A smile for all . . . Please play “Harbor Lights” . .. One of those Fisher fans . . . Future housewife... . DIANE PATRICIA COLLETTI Diane Dee ... Commercial .. . An avid reader . .. Makes magic with a paint brush... Often seen at Whalom, roller skating... Likes to swim . . . Freeze it and she'll ice skate . . . “Oh, for Pete’s sake”... “I Really Don’t Want To Know’ is a song she goes for . . . How can Eddie Fisher be so popular! .. . She hopes the Waves will be the right place for her future... . DAVID ALAN CHESTER Mr. Touchdown L.H.S. Chet or Sweetwater ... Commercial... Press Club . . . President of room 1 and treasurer of room 6 .. . Football, basket- ball, baseball, track all draw him into participating . . . Keeping in training is year round job... “Can you handle it, or what?” ... Top athlete .. . Snappy dresser . . . Always singing . . . Great speechmaker . . . Roy Hamilton and Ruth Brown rock him . . . His choice of jobs, coach or sports writer. . . RICHARD ERNEST COMEAU Dicky Bird Dick . . . College . . . Member of Press Club, Book Club, Student Cabinet and Kicsan Club . . . Has held offices such as vice president of Book Club, vice presi- dent of Sophomore Class, president of Junior and Senior Class . . . Football and track are his favorite sports . . . His hob- bies are dancing, swimming, ice-skating, and skiing ... “Smart guy’. . . Favorite subject, German . . . Please play “Mr. Sandman”... Athletic ability . .. Small but not to be out done . . . Neat appear- ance... Columbia University, you’ve got yourself a star.... MARY ALICE CHILDERS Sugar Mary .. . Commercial . . . Member of MAGNET Business, French Club, and Booster Club . . . Participant in hockey and volleyball... Spins sides for her own pleasure . . . Quiet until you know, her ... ‘It’s different anyway” ... Favorite subjects include office practice and short- hand... “Just a Gigolo” . . . Likes to hear Boots Muzzulli blow up a storm... Plans to go to Comptometer School... . PATRICIA ANN CONNOLLY The Old Master Painter Pat .. . College . . . What's the interest in NORTH Leominster? . . . Active in MAGNET Editorial and Art Club... Junior Fortnightly member . . . Her specialties are band and orchestra... She plays trombone and violin . . . Mart- chen says ‘‘sehr gut” ... An ace in Ger- man class .. . Honor student . . . Likes to read .. . Makes many friends .. . Tom- my Dorsey and Glenn Miller make her swoon... Futuré is wrapped up in ele- mentary school teaching or instructor of music... Will get all this at U. of M.... 15 frre. x JOANNE LOIS CONSALVO Ain’t Misbehavin’ Jo ... Commercial ... Tall, dark... Vivacious personality . . . Debate and Choral Club member .. . Is quick at cov- ering a basketball court . . . Golfs and horseback rides . . . Enjoys social dancing to records by Joni James and Nat Cole ... Will eventually work in an office. ... RONALD FRANCIS CORMIER I'll Be Home Corm ... Commercial . . . Husky, happy- go-lucky .. . In Student Cabinet .. . One of the gang always seen in black and yel- low jackets . . . Versatile in sports... Plays football and baseball . . . Mr. Rogers’ economist . . . Listens to Billy May... “O.K. Sam!” ... Future “flat foot” of California... . ROBERT FRANCIS COOK Coffee and Cigarettes Cook . . . College . . . President of Book Club ... Is an active member of Press Club . .. One time home room treasurer .. . Considered a card shark . . . Ooooh, that yellow suit! ... Those frantic clothes . .. His favorite subject is public speak- ing ... May frequently be heard saying “You count”... Will spend hours listen- ing to Gene Krupa and other artists he has recordings of . . . Intelligent and possessor of a wit... “Little Brown Jug” is his pet song . . . Plans to attend a school of Radio and TV.... JANE ANN COTE Finis, Finis College . . . Junior Fortnightly member . . - Quick witted and forward with a good sense of humor... Attractive and always well-dressed . . . Secretary of De- bate Club ... French Club treasurer... Pounds the “88” with real talent .. . Crazy over biology? . . . Active in sports . .. Excels in basketball, hockey, baseball, and skiing .. . Digs Stan Kenton the most ... Hey There” brings back memories ... A fine propect for the field of nurs- ie. kos DAVID DEAN CORLISS Rinse-oh Dave ... Commercial .. . Press Club... Has curly hair the girls envy . . . Finds pleasure in playing baseball, basketball, and football .. . It’s nice to be able to sing well . . . His unusual talent has to do with upholstering . . . Favorite sub- ject, bookkeeping . . . From the music rack comes a new one, “Celery Stalks at Midnight” .. . His future plans are to enter the Armed Forces and then operate the Dave Corliss Upholstering Com- pallyseeee DIANNE ELAINE COUILLARD Mambo Baby Dee . . . Commercial . . . Always ready for a good time .. . Manager of MAGNET Business Staff . . . Bookkeeping, her fa- vorite subject ... Likes basketball ... Can live it up on the dance floor! .. . “Oh yea?” ... Collects records . . . Crazy for Perry Como .. . Keeps thinking of “The Things I Didn’t Do” . . . Will study at Bentley School of Accounting in t he {alee oc t RICHARD KENNETH COZZENS Open the Door Richard Richie .. . Commercial ... V.P. of Cam- era Club... Likes to ice and roller skate .. Wavy hair .. . Develops and prints pictures . . . Proficient at mechanical drawing and bookkeeping . . . Hard worker at the First National . . . Play it again, “The Naughty Lady of Shady Lane,” that is .. . Generally quiet in na- ture .. . Waiting for his future to find hime JAMES MICHAEL CURTIN Salisbury St. Tango Mike . . . College . . . “On with the Marshall Plan” . .. Debate Club, Student Cabinet, Kicksan Club ... Tall, light... Winning personality . . . Football hero . . . Treasurer of sophomore and junior class, president of Debate Club, president of Student Cabinet .. . What would En- dicotts do without him? . . . A whiz at skiing .. . Plays a hot trumpet . . . Likes “Tenderly” .. . Nat “King” Cole and Billy May ... Wants to attend Annapolis or Harvard. ... ALLAN DENNIS CROSSMAN T-Model Blues Al . . . Commonly known as Al... College . . . Tall lad . . . Spends time on the basketball court . . . Likes to try new ski trails .. . Has a word for every- one ... Requests the Ames Brothers... Crazy about cars, especially hot rods... Has no trouble in plane geometry .. . Will use it to become aeronautical tech- Nician were GUY RICHARD CUTTER A Guy Is a Guy Dick .. . College . . . Gets “Stardust” in his eyes . . . Home room secretary and Student Cabinet member . . . Debate and Press Clubs . . . Excellent skiier . . . Fast with an ice hockey stick . . . Neat ap- pearance . . . Has time for tennis and golf ... Always joking .. . His wheels whirr in geometry . . . Likes to hear Duke Ellington ad-lib .. . Attending college is his next goal.... BETTY ANN CURRY Johnny Commercial .. . Art Club and former treasurer of room 19... Swims all sum- mer ... Small but clever on the dance floor . . . Asks for “Just One More Chance” . Would like to see Billy May in person .; . Enjoys bookkeeping and hopes to get an office job... Will also make a superb home maker... . RICHARD ANTONY D’AGOSTINO Loose Nut Dagg ... Commercial . . . Press Club re- porter . . . Enjoys baseball, basketball, football .. . Holds open Joe’s Lunch... Still listens to the radio. . . “Tough luck” . .. Always looks for ‘Lullaby of Bird- land” or something of Benny Goodman’s . . . Never a dull moment . . . Spends time in fields and streams . . . Is headed for the Air Force. . . . 17 RITA EVANGELINE DARR Somebody Loves Me Dartsie ... Commercial . . . Her hobby is keeping up with an active athlete... Likes basketball, hockey, and softball... MAGNET Business Staff . . . Choral and Booster Clubs . . . Claims she’s not ““Too Young” ... Threatens, “You will fight the whole thing” . . . “King’’ Cole and Ray Anthony send her for a spin. . She'll play the piano if you ask her to ... Vice pres. of home room . . . Enjoys public speaking . . . Supports all L.H.S. functions ... Full of vim and vigor... Clerk typist or secretary to be... . . me a |. CONSTANCE EVELYN DAY At Last Connie ... Commercial ... Has a charm all her own... Loyal supporter in Choral Club .. . Always busy in MAGNET Edi- torial Staff .. . Flashes a ‘Smile’ on her pop tune hit list . . . “Let’s face it”. . Perry Como has it all! ... A participant in basketball, skating, and tennis .. . Dances on a cloud... Will attend Worces- ter School of Business Science. .. . JOYCE KAY DAVIDSON My Blue Heaven Katie... Commercial ... C.M.D.A. Club . . . Can she cook and sew!! . . . Quote, “Tl never tell” ... Doris Day and Glenn Miller send her ... “You Belong to Me” brings back memories .. . New to L.H.S. . .. Sweet and pretty .. . Will continue her role as wife and perhaps become a secretary. ... GEORGE HARRY DAY . Sh-Boomer Boomer .. Commercial . . . Right-hand man in the office. .. A whizz at mechan- ical drawing .. . Easy-going .. . Can often be seen bouncing around in a jeep... Plays excellent football . .. Has a beauti- ful collection of electric trains ... Worces- ter Trade prospect... . BEVERLY ANN DAY Zing a Little Zong Bev ... College... Art Club... Choral Club . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff .. . Creative modern dancer .. . All out for swimming, skating, water skiing, and riding . . . Talented in many ways . Frenchie air... Draws well... Attractive brunette . . . Sunny disposition . . . She sings, she yodels, she plays guitar ... As a nurse her patients will enjoy her. . ROSS IRVING DEACON The Deacon Rides Again Deacon .. . College . . . Sense of humor? ... Never without a smile . . . Fine ath- lete ... Press Club... MAGNET Editorial Staff .. . Well, I don’t know Tid Bits... Ask him who played first base for the Red Sox in 1930... Likes basketball, track, and golf... A “King” Cole fan... “Hajii Baba”... Will attend college... . ANY EMILY ANN DECAROLIS In Love With A Wonderful. Guy Commercial . . . Debate and Art Clubs . . . Her favorite sports include field hockey and swimming . . . Clothes galore . . . Loves to dance and paint . . . Often heard saying “Fa Si Patza”’ . . . Enjoys office practice, English, and art . . “Dream” by Earl Bostic, her song .. . Another Nat “King” Cole fan... Plans to be a receptionist. . .. CHIARA FRANCES DELGIUDICE Stay As Sweet As You Are Dell ... College. . . Intelligent . . . Press Club . . . Book Club . . . Member of G.O.C. .. . Bowling, softball, and skating ... Enjoys reading and drawing .. . Why worry? . . . Give her a broken radio or TV. and she’s happy ... “Ill Walk Alone”... Prefers Perry Como... His- tory, sociology, and Italian . . . Plans to be a laboratory technician... . Os RICHARD LEON DENIO Pennies From Heaven “Pasha” ... Commercial ... Camera and Debate Clubs . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . Sophomore and senior class vice-president . .. Tremendous personali- ty . . . Good looking . . . Bookkeeping and English . . . Reads a lot... “That will be $3.98, please” ... An Eddie Fisher fan... ‘““You Belong To Me’... Future owner of the J. C. Penny Co.... DOROTHY ANN DE SAULNIERS Sophisticated Lady Dottie ... Commercial . . . Tall and at- tractive . . . Always dressed in style... Art Club ... Basketball and softball... Wears her hair long and has a Tony... Talented artist . . . Enjoys English... Are you a little rugged? No? .. . Crazy over rhythm in blues recordings . . . Roy Hamilton and Earl Bostic . . . Future model or artist... . MALVINA ANNA D’INNOCENZO Lady of Spain Mellie .. . College... On the quiet side ... Choral Club . . . Basketball and roller skating .. . Can really make an accordion sing ... Enjoys a good book anytime... “Oh, boy”, says she . . . Seen with Fran ... Studies Italian ... “If I Ever Needed You”... Prefers Eddie Fisher and Perry Como . . . Will make a conscientious nurse. ... 19 RITA ROSE D’INNOCENZO Three Cheers For L.H:S. “Naza” ... Commercial . . . Our head cheerleader .. . President of Booster Club ... Wears clothes well .. . Full o’ pep ...A member of Art Club... Prefers shorthand and gym .. . Enjoys a good basketball, softball, or hockey game. . Gives excellent showing in all .three sports .. . Laa-rr-yy!! . . . Perry Como and Ray Anthony... “Smile”. . . Plans to be a hairdresser. . . . FREDERICK LUCIAN DOMBROWIK Hey Good Lookin’ Fred ... College .. . Short of stature... Appears as quiet type ’till you get to know him . .. Fred’s favorite sport is track... History is his favorite subject . . . Happy go lucky . . . Ever see his ice boat? .. Can’t help but know him if you’ve ever been tardy . . . Gives preference to Roy Hamilton records . . . Thinks 55’s top record is “Mr. Sandman” . . . Fred plans to serve his time in the Air Force after graduation. ... JOHN RICHARD DONOVAN Pinky Lee’s “Game Time” Song Jack . . . Trade-Machine Shop. . . Knot in the String Club... Likes math ... Terrific swimmer . . . “When are you doing the channel, Jack? . . . Makes sports his hobby . . . “This Old House’, his song ... Future tool maker... . 20 ii aa eV BETTY JANE DONAHUE The Typewriting Song Commercial . . . Light hair and pleasant smile . . . Art and Booster Clubs .. . Favorite sports include basketball, soft- ball, and swimming . . . Has the gift of gab ... Her hobby, talking on the phone .. . Stylish dresser . . . Check her short- hand .. . Loves “Stardust” . . . Asks for the Hilltoppers and Earl Bostic... Will make an excellent stenographer. .. . aS) NORMAN HENRY DROUIN Stretch Out Slim ... Machine Shop. . . Slim doesn’t untangle that ball of string, either! . . . Likes football, basketball, and baseball ... “Honesty is the best policy,” he says . .. Lover of the outdoors . . . Fishes and builds model planes . . . Swims and dives like a porpoise . . . Talented guy... Favorite subjects are math and civics... Glenn Miller is tops in his field for Slim’s money ... Is popular among the boys... “This Old House” . . . Future tool and die maker. ... RICHARD WARREN DONNELLY Donkey Serenade Blix . . . College . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff ... Tall man . . . What’s the joke, Blix?’... A drummer in the band... Basketball and more baseball . . . Laugh and the world laughs with you . . . Hap- py-go-lucky guy . . . Recordings by Billy May, please .. . Digs “All Night Long” ... Rare sense of humor. .. Fun to have around .. . Supports L.H.S. at all func- tions .. . Future collegiate. ... BERNARD LEO DUNN Day Is Dunn Erie the Red . . . Commercial . . . Often seen at Mrs. Concetta’s Night Club... Plays a good game of basketball .. . Throws a cool pair of dice . . . Has keen sense of humor... Economics. . 4 Please Don't Talk About Me When I’m Gone” . .. Our own Phil Valera’s band for him ... Will attend Uncle Sam’s College. . . . GARY LEO ENRIGHT No Noise Carpentry .. . Class president of Saxton Trade... President of Student Council ... Sporty blond crew cut. . . Quiet man- ner... Basketball ... Enjoys reading... Vast number of friends . . . Favorite sub- jects include drafting and blueprint read- ing ... Another member of Nat “King” Cole’s huge fan club . . . “Unbelievable” ... Would like to enter college. ... DAVID LESTER FILLEBROWN No Strings Attached Dynamite .. . Carpentry . . . Glee Club . .. Baseball, basketball, and skating... A hunting we will go... Caught any deer lately? .. . Drafting favorite subject . . . Rosemary Clooney and “This Old House” are tops... Navy bound.... BETTE ANN FAGAN Bell Bottom Blues College... Ach,himmel . .. Plaid rimmed specs ... Bette or Betty???.... Press Club .. . MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . Basket- ball, hockey, softball, and bowling all interest her .. . Reads in her spare time ... Swims ... Ahhh, Eddie Fisher .. . “There Never Was A Night So Beauti- ful”... What is it about Jay’s German Class they all like?? ... Nursing... New England Baptist Hospital. . . . NANCY BELLE FOSTER Fosty the Snowman Fos .. . College . . . MAGNET Editorial Staff... Choral Club . . . Hockey, basket- ball, softball, bowling . . . Sports, her hobby .. . Great athletic ability . .. Rides horseback, swims, and paints . . . In her Spate time??? =. Vas is Dis? . . . Jay again... Algebra... Request for Glenn Miller . . . “Unforgettable” . . . Future Florence Nightingale. . . . 21 KENNETH ALBERT FARWELL Globetrotter Ken .. . Commercial .. . Friendly ... Crazy for basketball and skiing . . . Book- keeping .. . “Don’t get shook”. . . Did someone tap your left shoulder? Not Ken!! .. . Always speaks . . . Goes for Earl Bostic and Frankie Laine in a big way ... Neatly dressed . . . Plans to at- tend Bentley School of Accounting. . . . st df rf MINERS hs om ALAN ROSS FRASER Al... College... A whiz at fixing micro- phones and broken film . . . Student Cab- inet and band .. . Rather quiet at times . .. Member of track and baseball teams ... Boom! boom! goes the bass drum... Plays a good piano . . . Einstein, move over... Chemistry .. . What’s the inter- est on Pleasant St.? . . . Future business executive .. . Dartmouth College. ... THOMAS JACKINO FRATICELLI Young Man With A Horn Sam... College ... Choral Club... Oh, those muscles . . . Seen with the other Knights on Sixth Street . . . Secretary of room 2... Idolizes football, basketball, baseball . . . Blows a cool tenor sax . “Keep it up and you'll be smiling with- out any teeth”... Wow!! ... Economics, Sam’s subject . . . His- request is for “Moonlight in Vermont” . . . Hopes to be the proud owner of two oil wells... . F f j JANE ROSE FUSCO “40” Cups of Coffee Legs .. . Commercial . . . Has hosts of friends ... Secretary of room 7... Mem- ber of Booster Club .. . Ardent rooter at all the games . . . Has hidden talents. . . Likes sociology the best of all subjects... A request for “Time” . . . Oh, Tony Bennett . . . Wants to work with chil- dren. ... JOHN THOMAS FREDA Cinnamon Sinner Jack ... Commercial . . . If he knows you, he’ll speak . . . Center of the Blue and White Eleven . . . Plays basketball and baseball, as well . . . Art is his favorite relaxation in school . . . Can he play a hep sax!!! ... Short but powerful... Friendly . . . Another request for Stan Kenton, Maestro... “All I Want”... Wéill become a baker. ... JOSEPH PETER GABRIELE Gabriele Blow Your Horn Joe... College... Tall, dark, nice smile . .. Liked by everyone . . . Choral Club and K.S.S. . . . Plays football, baseball, basketball . . . “Come on, Joe, don’t fool around” . . . Likes his history class . . Prefers Perry Como . . . Greatest ambi- tion is to become a millionaire . . . How about coming back and leaving L.H.S. some funds? ... 22 RONALD RICHARD FURBUSH I’ve Got The World On A String ” Tree ”.. Commercial . . . Tall, good look- ing, easy going .. . Student Cabinet and T.A.C. Board ... Plays a good game of basketball and football ... “I say” . Oh, that curly hair . . . Friendly and witty ... A request for ““Tenderly” and Stan Kenton...Plans to join the Navy.... PHYLLIS ANN GAGNON Platinum Love Phyl ... Commercial . .. Swimming and ice skating are her favorite pastimes .. . Adores dancing . . . “Are you a little rugged? No!” . . . Prefers her English class .. . “Make Yourself Comfortable” ... Love that Nat “King” Cole .. . Hopes to attend N.Y.U.... ) Biology? ... JOHN LEO GALLAGHER Bumble Boogie John . . . Commercial . . . Member of T.A.C. ... Sporty crew cut... Shines in _ basketball, track, baseball. and swimming . Likes to babysit . .. What goes on in Looks forward to his U.S. history class . . . “What's your act?” Prefers to hear Nat “King” Cole singing “Smile” ... Plans to enter business col- lege... MARCIA ANNE GILLIS Mischievous Lady Gussie... College... Always smiling... A whiz in sports ... Member of G.A.A., varsity basketball, and hockey . . . Likes Italian II the best... Has fun in chemis- try lab... Terrific athlete .. . Wonderful friend . . . Asks for Tony Martin . . Plans to see the world in the Waves, where she will be popular, no doubt... . WILLIAM FRANCIS GARDNER Truck On Down Billy . . . Commercial . . . Dark, nice looking ... Member of Choral Club... President of home room in junior and senior year . . . Played football, basket- ball, track, and baseball . . . “Stop it” Sings with the “Four Tracers”... All round guy and well-liked . . . Likes his- tory ... Never seen without a “Smile” which is also his favorite song . Fan of Nat “King” Cole, and Billy May . Plans on entering the service. . ry FORREST R. GILMORE, Jr. All God’s Chillun Got Rhythm Dick . . . College .. . Tall, nice smile, a bit on the shy side . . . Book Club, Art Club .. . Terrific basketball player . . What goes on in study hall? ... Asks for “Hold My Hand” and Jackie Gleason Cut itioute Dickas elma Collec. here he comes... . 23 THERESA RUTH GAUDET Marine Hymn Tess .. . Commercial .. . “Yay for the Marines” . Vice pres. of sophomore home room, vice pres. of junior home room ... Plays basketball, hockey, and swims ... Always on the go... “Stop it” . Ace in sports .. . Enjoys knitting. . . Loves typing and English . . . “My Tor- mented Heart” by Sarah Vaughn . . Swoons over Glenn Miller . . . Hopes to go to Becker Jr, College. . MIRIAM JOYCE GOULD Miami for Mimi Mimi... Commercial .. . Book Club . MAGNET Editorial Staff... Secretary and treasurer of the Book Club . . . Especially fond of volleyball and basketball . . . Prefers public speaking and English . Enjoys knitting . . . Whose the sweater for? ... “I'll give you such a slap” Quite the actress .. . Happy go lucky... A request for “Love You Didn’t Do Right By Me”... Love that Nat “King” Cole ... Plans on entering the service. .. DONALD CLIFFORD GOVE Farmer In The Dell Don... College ... “Aww Rightee”... Treasurer of Radio Ham’s Club... Will participate in any kind of boat racing, skiing or sailing ... Known for disrupt- ing classes .. . Tops in math and sciences ... What’s the interest in Sterling, Don? ... Oh, that Marilyn Monroe . . . Plans to attend Worcester Tech... . PAUL FRANK HAMEL Dim, Dim the Lights Ooogie ... Carpentry ... Good sport... Always willing to lend a helping hand... Member of the String Club .. . An out- door man with a yen for hunting .. . Anything to do with cars he is all for it . .. Who's that comin’? . . . That’s the man with the banjo . . . Talented artistic- ally... A Tommy Collins fan... Plans to become a contractor... . PHILIA ROSE GREENOUGH March, March On Down The Field Phil . . . College . . . Sparkling person- ality... A smile for everyone... That beautiful figure .. . Has no fear of Lyons ... Debate Club, French Club, band and orchestra . . . Treasurer of home room . . . President of Debate Club . . . Head majorette for band . . . Co-captain of field hockey team .. . Also participates in bas- ketball and softball games . . . Favorite subject, math . . . Dreams to Stan Ken- ton’s “Star Dust” . . . Elizabeth Hollis Beauty Academy will be her next stop on her way to becoming a beautician... . m2 RICHARD LUCIEN HAMEL King’s Serenade Joe ... Commercial . . . Friendly .. . Often found at a good movie. . . He picks baseball, football and basketball to spend spare time healthfully . . . The boy with the electrical eye in pool . . . Forever say- ing “Egads!” ... When in the mood he requests “Chapel In the Moonlight”... Joe hopes to be a printer. ... 24 EDMOND ANTHONY HACHEY Salute to Perez Curly ... College . . . Well-groomed and well-mannered . . . Quiet around school but friendly . . . President of Camera Club... French Club ... An ardent sports fan .. . Jazz, sports, and girls are his favorite pastimes ... “You'll do”... Has a knack for mechanical drawing .. . Mambo No. 5 has him swinging ... A request for Perez Prado... After Worces- ter Junior College he'll be ready for an engineering job... . HENRY TOIVO HANNULA Nature Boy Hoot ‘. . Trade machine shop... Well- liked . . . Friendly to all .. . Junior Ro- tary Club member . . . Bound to admit that skiing a freshly blazed trail is won- derful ... Nature provides things to hunt for, a favorite pastime of Hoot’s . . . Su- perb ice skater ... A request for “Truck Driving Man”. . . Future tool and die maker... . RUTH MARY HARMER Red Canary Ruthie). Commercial... Sweet... . Oh, that red hair! ... Has far more artis- tic ability than a mere amateur .. . ‘How about that” . . . Well-liked by all her friends . . . Always the first one down town after school . . . She enjoys record- ings by the immortal Hank Williams... Ruthie spends most of her spare time drawing, sketching, and painting .. . Is striving towards becoming a dress de- sioner. 7c... CAROLYN JEANETTE HAYNES Come Skate With Me Carol ... Commercial ... Friendly... On MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . Often found at Whalom Park as she loves to roller skate and swim... Plays the piano ... She plans to make use of her favorite subjects, art, typing, and office practice, when she joins the Navy ... What would happen, asks Carol, “If I Give My Heart To You’? ... Along with that favorite song of hers comes a request for Kay Starr recordings .. . Will aid her country as a service woman.... CAROL ANNE HARVEY My Lean Baby Stretch . . . College . . . That willowy figure! ... A steadfast friend . . . Going to Worcester, Carol? . . . Choral Club ... Art Club... No wonder she is such a basketball enthusiast. Stretch relaxes by taking time to watch TV and sew occa- sionally .. . The song ‘““No Other Love” brings back pleasant memories . . . Any further goal she will achieve by first at- tending college... . EMILE PAUL HEBERT Nameless ” Frenchy ¢.. Commercial ... Is fond of the game softball . . . Enjoys a good rest . . . Favorite subject, English . . . In his spare time he plays on wax “There’s No Tomorrow” and records by Stan Kenton ... Won't reveal those future plans... . COLBY RAY HATFIELD, Jr. Cadillac Baby Hat ... College . . . Jovial and hard- working . . . Co-editor of Press Club... VIP of French Club... A lover of nature and camping trips... Nothing like a dip in hot weather . . . An accomplished writer and painter... Artistic ability un- limited ... Plays piano... Dinah Shore has another admirer . . . Will undoubted- ly succeed . . . Once your friend, always a friend .. . College coming up next.... PETER JOSEPH HEBERT When or Where “Farmer”... Commercial . . . Sophomore home room vice president . . . Economics is his favorite subject . . . Likes football, basketball, and skiing as most of his classmates do . . . The Smoker’s Club is quite a hobby . . . ““Who’s in Concetta’s?”” ... Nat “King” Cole appeals in this case to Pete... Future draftsman... . FRANCES ANN MARY IACOBONI Home Cooking Fran... College... Ardent member of Glee Club... Book Club... Spots those planes for the Ground Observers Corps .. . Favorite sports are field hockey, and soccer . . . Likes reading, bowling and sewing ... Really makes those piano keys sing ... Asks for the “Desert Song” and Perry Como .. . One of the big three... Always has excellent marks . . . Future dietician. ... FAYETTE MARIE KENNARD For Boston Artie... College... Treasurer of senior class . . . Vice president of sophomore home room .. . One of our peppy cheer- leaders . . . Booster Club . . . Marvellous skier and an ace at basketball, softball, and field hockey . . . Tremendous school spirit .. . Active supporter in everything doing ... Tall, pretty, popular . . . Can wear anything beautifully . .. “Are you serious?” . . . Hey Artie! What's doing at B.C. this weekend? . . . Loves ‘““Mood Indigo” and Jackie Gleason . . . Future gym teacher... . ROSE MARIE JOHNS May I Sing To You Rodie .. . Commercial . . . Secretary of Choral Club .. . Would play more bas- ketball if she had time . . . Past master of music! .. . Her rendition of ‘“Summer- time” is familiar to all . . . Friendly and quiet ... “Glory be!” ... “You'll Never Walk Alone”... I'll take Eddie Fisher ... Aspires to be a nun.... cw? oe Wi i JAMES MICHAEL KINSELLA When I Take My Sugar To Tea Jimmy ... College . . . “You're a nice kid, but your feet stink!” ... Well-liked ... Neat appearance ... The one and only Symposium Club . . . Quite a football player and swimmer if you didn’t know ...A pro on skiis . . . Likes chemistry? ... His idea of a song is “Dynaflow” ... Wild over Kenton . . . Always a joke, es- pecially at parties . . . Wants to enter college. .. 26 : : JANICE LOUISE JOHNSON We'll Build a Bungalow Jan ... Commercial . . . MAGNET Edi- torial Staff . . . Likes swimming, ice skat- ing and basketball... A singing cook... Star singer, Eddie Fisher .. . Her song is “Crying In The Chapel” . . . “Oh, broth- er, not too bright” . . . History is favorite subject... “Hey, Al!” ... Future home- maker. ... ea me JANICE ANN KIPP Duke's Blues Jan ... Commercial . . . Those slumber parties ... How about an extra scoop of that Coughlin’s special ice cream .. . “Not too sporty”... Member of MAGNET Business Staff . . . Draws like a profes- sional . . . Skies and sews well, too... Likes history and art . . . Give Jan a “Chapel In the Moonlight” . . . Frankie Laine and Billy May appeal to her music tastes... The art world will swallow her up after graduation. . . JUNE BEVERLY KIPP You Belong To Me Shorty . . . Commercial . . . Keeps post- man busy by writing to pen pal... En- joys English and history ... “Don’t know, do you?” ... Whizz at basketball and softball when she gets a chance to play ... Goes for Nat “King” Cole and his frantic rendition of “Hajii Baba”... Quiet and demure . . . A lawyer’s secre- tanya: - IRENE EDITH LACROIX Goodnight Irene Sport ... Commercial . . . Quite an artist _... Treasurer of Art Club... Likes to sing ... Collects song sheets . . . Out for sports . . . Best subjects are bookkeeping and art... Future bookkeeper. ... BARBARA ANN LA BELLE Secret Love Barb .. . Commercial . .. Newcomer this year to LHS; 2, ..Booster Club... Shines in English . . . Tres petite . . “You're too tall for me!” ... Fond of basketball, ice skating, and tennis... Plays the piano and sews well ... Glenn Miller for Barb .. . What's the interest in Arlington? .. . Hopes to do some kind of fashion work... . BENJAMIN RICHARD LAHTI I’ve Got No Use For Women Ben . .. College . . . Blond, tall, and rugged . . . L.H.S. representative for Good Government Day . . . Student Cab- inet member . . . Popular senior. . . Takes time out for football, baseball, and basketball when he can . . . Check that good passing arm . . . Likes economics class . . . Stan Kenton fan (Aren’t we all) .. . His future plans include col- lege 5%. 27 WILLIAM EDWARD LA CHANCE Lonesome Sailor Bill .. . Commercial .. . Small and sporty ... Likes football and swimming .. . Terrific ice skater . . . Oh, that curly hair and those blue eyes! . . . Plays a mean guitar... Goes for Eartha Kitt... Will join the Navy... . LINDA LOUISE LAMLEIN “Teddy” Bears Picnic College . . . Favorite subjects are English and sociology .. . Goes for Glenn Miller and Frankie Laine .. . Loves to swim, ski, and play tennis... Pet pursuits are read- ing and sewing . . . Active member of MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . Art Club, Debate Club, French Club, Ski Club, and Junior Member of Fortnightly Club... Positions held are: Secretary of MAGNET, secretary and treasurer of Ski Club, and president of French Club . . . College, then a career as a medical secretary... . BRIAN WILLIAM LANGEN Dodo’s Dance Biff... Commercial . . . “Cuz you are” ... Book Club’s treasurer .. . Tall, dark, good-looking . . . Excels in football and basketball ... Manly build . ... The Gen- eral . . . What would L.H.S. have done without that terrific right tackle? .. . Has a preference for Stan Kenton . . . Asks for “Teach Me Tonight’ ... . Always willing to give a helping hand... Sharp crew cut... A special pal of Mr. Rogers ... Plans to attend college. ... ELAINE CECILE LEMIRE The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea Shortie’... Commercial . . . “Check that!” ... Never lacks for things to do... Fond of swimming and playing field hockey ... Watch that ankle on the hockey field! ... Enjoys dancing to Stan Kenton... Small but smooth ... Loves to draw... An- other ardent Nat “King” Cole fan .. . Secretarial work will compose her fu- cute. 28 BNL HENRY PETER LANZA Lover Man Hank ... College ... “She don’t love me”... President of T.A.C. .. . Belongs to Student Cabinet, Press Club, Book Club . . . Fabulous “Knight of Sixth Street” .. . Plays football and baseball ... Likes Mr. Rogers’ economic class .. . “What's your act, kid?” . . . Oh, that golden voice . . . Crazy over ‘““Tempta- tion” . . . Really digs Perez Prado and Perry Como... Future Clark Kent (re- DOLtEL) seers mais se tan AA PHYLLIS MARIE LITALIEN With Those Flirty Eyes Phyl... Commercial . . . “What do you say, sport?” . . . Likes study period... Personality plus . . . Out-door activities include swimming and skiing . . . Pretty and always stylishly dressed . . . Dig that tremendous record collection . . . Nat “King’’ Cole is tops in her book... Theme song is “Smile”... Life of the party ... Energetic .. . Plans to take to the blue and become an airline hostess.... LORRAINE CORRINE LA PIERRE Just My Bill Lorry. . . . Gommercial ee Lone sporty!” .. . L.A.C.3o. SnoLeesiiner black hair . . . Captain of a softball team . . . Attractive and fun to be with... Goes horseback riding and swims a lot... Likes shorthand and gym class . . . Ac- complished in sewing and knitting ... Always on hand for big event s . . . En- joys dancing and singing ... Has quite a collection of popular records .. . Another request for Nat “King” Cole singing “Hajii Baba” . .. Would like to become a Secretary. ... f2 HAROLD HOLDSWORTH LEVINE Tarzan Bud ... Commercial ... “I'll see you there” . . . Goes all out for spotts;.eam Husky guy . . . Specialties include base- ball, basketball, and football . . . New- comer on the hill . . . Enjoys history . . . Asks for Bill Haley’s rendition of “Dim, Dim The Lights” . . . Future plans find him signing up for Uncle Sam’s Marine COPps.it a. JOHN WATSON MACcGILLVRAY My “Little” Suede Shoes- Mook” . . Commercial . .. Well known and likable guy . . . Often says “Great importance” . . . Collects records of which “Rhapsody in Blue” is his favo- rite... Goes for Stan Kenton and June Christy in a big way . . . Skiis and plays squash, an unusual hobby . . . Likes his physics class . . . Something in the avia- tion field lies ahead... . ROBERTA ANNE MARSHALL Night's Curtin Bobbi . . . College . . . Debate Club, French Club, Choral Club, MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . President of C.M.D.A. . . . Hot number at swimming, field hockey, and skiing . . . Has the figure of a model .. . Teaches dancing . . . Enjoys biology and public speaking . . . Enter- taining dancer and actress . . . Prefers curtains to drapes... Crazy for Nat Cole and Billy May ... “Moonlight In Ver- mont”... Will attend Sullin’s College to become a dancing teacher... . SHEILA CATHERINE MALLOY It’s Sport Time Breezy « . . Commercial . . . “Not too sporty!” .. . Member of Press Club... Soft-spoken but lively . . . Girls’ Athletic Association ... Fine athlete . . . Especially skilled at basketball, field hockey, soft- ball, volleyball, and tennis... A friendly smile for everyone . . . Fond of gym, English, and shorthand . . . Has a special liking for Tony Martin and for “Star- dust”... Plans to become a secretary .. . Lucky boss! .. . DONALD WILLIAM MARTIN Always Keep ’Em Laughing Frog . . . Commercial . . . “Well, that’s the way it goes” .. . Sophomore home room president . . . Senior home room treasurer... Goes for girls and music... Great comedian . . . Loads of fun... . Football, baseball, and tennis attract him ... Sporty crew cut... Excellent master of ceremonies .. . Sharp dresser .. . Likes bookkeeping and sociology .. . “I Need ” Your Lovin’”’ . . . Hoping to be a man- ager of meats in a large store... . JANE SOPHIA MARKS Tell Me Why Marksie . . . College .. . Greatest help on MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . French Club, Press Club, and Debate Club . . . French Club Executive Board . .. A petite and vivacious cutie . . . This way to French help! . .. Accomplished ballet dancer... “Tenderly” Gone over the Four Freshmen . . . Marvellous at skiing and swimming . . . Hey, Marksie, “Which way to the U. of M?”... Would like to attend Middlebury or Jackson. .. . SYLVIA MAE MASON The Kids Last Fight Siders Collecem nm: oo bad eames Press Club . . . T.A.C. executive board... FTA... . Booster Club’... Vice presi- dent of room 3... Blond and bewitch- ing .. . Swims competitively like a fish .. . Likes to dance . . . Plays basketball . . . One of the big four .. . A favorite period is sociology . . . Thinks ‘““Make Yourself Comfortable” and ‘Teach Me Tonight” should be number one on the hit parade . ... Prefers Nat “King” Cole and Glenn Miller . . . Wants to attend college to become a school teacher. .. . ‘ 29 ROBERT VICTOR MAXFIELD Hot Rod Race Max ... Cabinet maker at Saxon Trade ... Class secretary . . . Student Council . Football and basketball are great games to him . . . Spends spare time working on hot rods . . . Builds a beauti- ful cabinet . . . Asks to hear ‘“Ebb-tide” or something by Billy May.... LAWRENCE JAMES McCCRANN Cool Larry .. . Commercial . . . Easy to talk to ... Kept the cafeteria well manned... MAGNET Business Staff . . . Enjoys foot- ball and hockey .. . Has fun dancing and traveling .. . Sense of humor .. . Prefers U.S. history and office practice . . . “The Bandit”... Tall and slim . . . Can often be found in room 5 during recess... Plans to join the Navy after gradua- ates ergs CLAIRE ANN MAZZAFERRO Jumpin’ With Symphony Sid Mazzie .. . College . . . “Control your- self!” ... Versatile gal . . . She'll analyze your handwriting . . . Always ready to give you a laugh . . . Goes out for field hockey, boys’ basketball and track! ... President of the Brown Fan Club... Vice president of Booster Club... Thinks Nat “King” Cole’s side of ‘Nature Boy” is the most .. . English is her best subject . Plans to become a medical secre- tMiyane JAMES VINCENT MCHUGH And So To Sleep Again Jim... College... Huh? .. . MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . “Where's the party?” ... Crash! . . . Always found asleep... Lots of school spirit . . . “The Naughty Lady of Shady Lane” is his favorite song at present . . . Frankie Laine and Earl Bostic really send him . . . Liked by all . . . Mathematician . . . Is applying for Holy Cross or B.C... . 30 RICHARD GEORGE MCALLISTER I'll Never See Maggie Alone Dick . . . College . . . Reads 1000 words per minute! ... Secretary of Camera Club ... Amateur geologist . . . His rocks aren't all in his head! ... Book Club... Has chemistry element chart memorized, all 92 of them! ... Mixes tennis with German . .. Our future chemical engi- meer. ... WILLIAM SEARS MCMACKIN Max Makin’ Wax Bill . . . College . . . Member of Radio Club .. . Football enthusiast . . . Digs immortal Glenn Miller’s originals ... Appears quiet unless you know him.. . Dependable . . . Likes a good argument . . . May decide to do something with mechanical drawing... . ALBERT LOUIS MENARD, Jr. Laughing In Rhythm Albie ... College . . . Bucky’s number one rival! ... Loyal manager of football and baseball teams .. . “I’m sick!” ... Latin expert .. . Talented sax player... Former Assumption lad . . . Oh, that laugh! . . . Admires Ray Anthony... Further proves “Tenderly’ will always be popular ... After college we will have either a diplomat or an engineer... . ANTHONY J. MONTAQUILA Bimbo Bimbo : Bimbo 7. . Commercial ... A great base- ball fan and player . . . Keep beating those drums, kid . . . One of the Kings men... Spot it... Nat “King” Cole ad- mirer ... Friendly to all . . . Seen with Jakes ... Can you get the car? .. . Plans to join the Navy.... EDWARD JAY MEYER Money Burns A Hole In My Pocket Meyer ... College... Book Club... Tennis anyone? ... All sports appeal to him somewhat . . . Out with those wise cracks .. . Dresses strictly collegiate ... Votes the song “Hey There” a winner in the pop field . . . Listens to Eddie Fisher . .. College material... . BRUCE EDWARD MOORE Nancy Bruce ... College ... Art Club ... Pete’s pal... Supports Big Bromley . . . Bring your broken skiis to Shaw’s . . . Likes basketball... Any team would want him with that height . . . Collects records ... “I don’t believe it” ... Crazy for Kenton ... There Must Be a Reason”... Terrific skier .. . Future draftsman... . 31 NANCY LEE MONROE That Terrific Rainbow Nancy ... Commercial . . . President of Art Club ... She doesn’t blush? ... A quiet miss... Dancing and reading bring her a great deal of pleasure .. . ‘Not too weird!” . . . Favorite subject has long been shorthand . . . To hear the song “Make Love To Me” is the request Nancy makes most often . . . Secretarial work is an important job to look forward to.... JAMES MICHAEL MORAN When Irish Eyes Are Smilin’ Jimmy ... College . . . President of sophomore class .. . Student Cabinet... French Club . . . Includes baseball and basketball as the games he enjoys most playing ... Ping pong expert .. . Live it up... “In the Still of the Night” ... I wonder what goes on with Jim around! ... “Thanks a lot” ... Victory Market’s efficient clerk .. . Small but popular guy meee Esl GaofeAithorcemnae JANET ARLINE MOSES Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend Jay . . . Commercial . . . Miss Ricker’s assistant . . . Active on softball and field hockey teams .. . Does well in both... Strong woman! .. . Frequently seen at the Whalom Roller Rink . . . Eddie Fish- er fan... English and office practice come naturally .. . Let me see your diamond ... Reserved but nice to get acquainted with . . . Will soon be a queen of the kitchen... . STANLEY ANTHONY NAVAROLI One Night Stan’ Stan... College .. . “Come on, get seri- ous”... Vice president of Student Cabi- net... President of room 3... You've got to be a football hero! . . . Stan the man—sigh! .. . Golden voiced . . . Col- lects sports magazines . .. Popular senior . . . Good looking . . . Likes gym and economics . . . Bring on the girls .. . “Shake,Rattle,and Roll”... Nat “King” Cole... Wants to be a physical education teacher or a coach... . 32 JOAN CAROL MURPHY Make Yourself Comfortable Murph ... Commercial .. . Secretary of Press Club . . . MAGNET Editorial Board .. . Booster Club .. . Nice things come in small packages ... Glows, listening to Glenn Miller . . . “You don’t know, do ya?” . . . Collects records . . . Enjoys English and office practice a good deal . . . Out for hockey, basketball and soft- ball . . . Will go to comptometer school... . iN CAROLYN WANDA NEWELL Lovely To Look At Carolyn -2 3 Collese,2 a4 e-omiles 7. Strolling with Albie Attractively dressed and always neat... German Club, Press Club, MAGNET Editorial, Swim- ming Team ... Junior home room offi- cer... Hockey, basketball, softball, swim- ming, skiing, and skating—she enjoys them all... Chemistry . . . Nat “King” Cole . . . Green’s prize soda jerker .. . Will go to college... . GRACE WILMA NACKE Amazing Grace Gracie .. . Commercial . . . Full of pep and energy . . . Choral Club... All- round athlete . . . Collects records . . . Asks for Patti Page and an old song “The Tennessee Waltz” ... Crazy commedi- enne ... English and gym are her favor- ites 4. “Ain't that awful? Toone te continue working after graduation. .. . WILLIAM LYON OGG Bicycle Built For One Bill... College ... About 6 ft 3??? ... Radio hams . .. French Club .. . Very good at baseball and basketball . . . “Not too bright!”’ . . . Likes history . . . “This Old House” by Rosemary Clooney comes up again . . . Oh, those French transla- tions!!! ... How’s the weather up there? Plans to do radio or television work .)., VIRGINIA OSBORNE Captain Carey, U.S.A. Ginny ... College . . . Press Club, Ger- man Club, and MAGNET Editorial Staff ... President of room 4... Warm and friendly personality . . . Varsity field hockey and basketball . .. Nimble tumbI- er... Quite a skier ... Swims, too! ... A cutie with light blond hair and grey- green eyes... Sighs over Nat “King” Cole recordings . . . Going to Dartmouth this weekend, Gin? .. . Future laboratory technician .. . Colby Junior College... . JEANNE ANTIONETTE PERREAULT Together Jeannie ... Commercial . .. Choral Club . . . Personality personified . . . What would Jack’s do without her . . . Dark hair, attractive, and always dressed beauti- fully .. . Takes time off to do a little ski- ing and skating ... “Oh, no!” ... What’s the big graduation present going to be, Jeannie? ... A whizz at bookkeeping. . . Admirer of Perry Como. . . Will make a wonderful housewife. . . . EVELYN ANN PAQUETTE Johnny Is the Boy For Me Evie .. . Commercial .. . An honor roll student... Art Club... Selects English, history, and transcription as favorites... Wow! ... Requests “P.S. I Love You” . . . Friend to all . . . Swimming and skating right next door . . . Collects rec- ords, especially those of Kenton and Como . . . Lorraine’s pal . . . Off to Worcester School of Business Science next fall... . JOHN STURTEVANT PIERCE Johnny One Note Johnny . . . College . . . Good looking . .. Friendly and full of fun... Blows a cool trumpet .. . Field manager of band ... Active in church group... Old stand by in band and orchestra . . . Baffles the elements when he farms and camps! . . . Has everything right down Pat .. . His favorite hangout, math help . . . “Oh, and take care of yourself”... Home room officer . . . Track, swimming, and gym- nastics are his specialties . .. Has college in view.... AL MARGARET ANNE PAULEY Peg O’ My Heart Pege- = College’. = “Art editor’ of the MAGNET ... G.O.C. . . . Junior Fort- nightly ... Treasurer of Student Council . . . Candidate to Girls’ State . . . Coal black hair and beautiful eyes . . . Goes out for field hockey . . . Likes music and books . . . Creative mind . . . Always loaded with responsibilities . . . Quite an artist. = � . 1 kid you: not’ ... English and German, oh, boy! .. . Has a soft spot for Perry Como... “Little Things Mean A Lot’... Future English teacher .. . University of Massachusetts. . . . RICHARD HAYDEN PIERCE TV Is the Thing Long John or Dick... Machine shop... Sociable guy .. . Pleasing personality... Member of Student Council . . . Choice subjects are civics, blue printing, and mechanical drawing . . . Junior Rotary Club . . . Gets recreation from football, roller skating, skiing, and swimming... Could give a hobby talk any day on elec- tric motors or television . . . Superior speaker .. . Dick agrees that “Honesty is the best policy” ... . U.S. Air Force bound.... 33 BARBARA LOUISE PIERMARINI Sunny Disposish Pim... College... Wonderful sport... MAGNET Editorial Staff... In 53 MAG- NET Business Staff ... Junior home room secretary ... Italian is her pet subject... Fancies reading and listening to records ... “You say that every day!” ... Plays piano... Pim likes to hum “To Each His Own” ... Al Martino is her dream singer . .. Good at all things sporty, espe- cially field hockey, softball, basketball, and bowling . . . Future Navy nurse... ._ JOANNE ALICE PRESTON You Have Taken My Heart Jo... College . . . Interests include cook- ing, sewing, and crocheting . . . Favorite subjects are algebra and chemistry .. . Plays hockey . . . Anyone for checkers? ... French and Choral Clubs . . . Never misses the Lionel train . . . “Little Things Mean a Lot”. . . Flaming red hair . Zealous Eddie Fisher fan . . . Future dietician. . . . ROBERT ALLAN PORTER Sharp As A Tack Satch ... Carpentry .. . Gala Glee Club member . . . Strums a cool guitar... Puts on a hot harmonica act... Wields a clever paint brush . . . Does his best at architectural drawing . . . Has a hanker- ing for Hank Williams’ recordings .. . Enjoys football and softball . . . “You better believe it!” . .. Has the “Love Sick Blues” ... On wax! ... Will join the Air Force and try for officers’ school or take up art work. ... 2) ROBERT HENRY PULSIFER One More for the Road Mouse . . Commercial . . . Great moral booster at football games . . . Best sub- jects are economics and gym . . . Sporty dresser . . . Prefers recordings by Billy Eckstine . . . Especially “That Old Black Magic”... “Hajii Baba” to the girls .. . Do long bus rides upset him? ... Will join up with Uncle Sam... . 34 CONRAD PHILLIP POULSON Gone Fishing Connie .. . Commercial . . . Shutterbug fan... Active in Camera Club... Mr. “Stenography”, himself . . . Nature boy . . Always hunting and fishing .. . Skilled ice skater and swimmer .. . B squad basket ball . . . Marvels over the works of Glenn Miller . . . Favorite say- ing, “Censored!!”’ ... Future??? .. nee 2 . a “A i sp ertes ae Soak oer dees. - MARIA ANNA PULSINELLI Thou Swell Mary ... College . . . Hawk eye for the Ground Observers Corps .. . Junior Fort- nightly member . . . Skillful dressmaker ... Wonderful softball player . . . Long- ball hitter . . . Enjoys basketball also... Derives pleasure from reading . . . Shines in algebra, Italian, and biology . . . True blue friend . . . Genial and nice to every- one ... Perry Como fan . . . Future Florence Nightingale. .. . PAULA CLAIRE RAINVILLE I’m Bashful Commercial . . . Press and French Clubs ...A skating doll . . . Never misses a football game . . . Busy typist in office practise .. . Wants to hear “Dream” by the Pied Pipers . A future house- RWiIlteri ec: JAMES BRYAN RILEY It’s a Woman’s World Jim... College . Book Club . . . Ski Club . . . Fabulous sportsman .. . ‘“Hi,doll, how’s the situa- tion?” ... Another one of the big four ... Has a soft spot for blondes .. . Got the Buick today, Bryan? .. . Blue V-neck every Friday without fail . . . Big first string man... Quite the swimmer... Prefers Algebra II with Mac... Ten pounds of potatoes, sir... College... Director of parks and recreation... . . . Vice president of VIRGINIO ANTHONY RENZI Moon Dog Moon .. Commercial . . . Vice-president of home room 4 .. . Ideal subject, Eng- lish? ... Got the top down today, Virgie? MeN hatis Our! acts sont, ae) ee Out- standing basketball player . . . Also en- joys baseball and football . . . Good for all kinds of laughs .. . Works on cars in spare moments . . . Romeo, himself! .. . Thinks ‘““Moody’s Mood For Love’’ is ter- rific .. . Or is that song ““Moony’s Mood For Love?”! .. . Hopes to go to college and afterwards operate a plastic indus- ye JOYCE ELIZABETH RIOUX Sippin’ Soda Jo... Commercial .. . MAGNET Business Staff and Art Club... “It must be nice” ... Wice president and treasurer of home room Plays basketball and field hockey .. . Loves to dance . . . Can’t wait to get to English . . . Wild over Perry Como and Stan Kenton . Kind to animals, especially “Frogs” . . . Future business woman... . 35 DAVID RICHARDSON Digger Digger Do Digger “ . . Commercial . . . One of the gang at Concetta’s ... War Club... Thrives on Stan Kenton and Billy Eck- stine ... Has a ball in economics . . . Got any spare ‘Time’? ... Runs a taxi serv- ice when his brother’s not home . .. Great singer and dancer! . . . Takes to basket- ball and swimming ... Plans to attend business school or a university... . JUNE MARIE RIVERS Ain’t She Sweet? Inch “ . . Commercial . . . Collects figur- ines of cats . . . Favorite subject, short- hand . . . Plays varsity basketball . . . Frantic dancer .. . Member of the Booster Club .. . Perry Como... Wow! . “No Other Love” .. . Always has a smile on... Short but smooth . . . “Cat’s” pa- jamas .. . Where do you store all those letters? . . . Some boss will get a pert secretary... . RONALD THOMAS ROBICHAUD I Get Ideas Robie... College ... Camera Club... Likes sports . . . Is L.H.S.’s greatest party goer ... Everyone knows he’s there when they hear ““Where’s the party?” . . . Likes Algebra II best . . . Requests “Mambo Baby” and Ruth Brown ... Plans to go to college. ... BARBARA LEE ROGERS All About Ronnie Billie . . . Commercial . . . Debate Club . . . Accomplished ice skater, swimmer, and dancer ... Flashes a diamond .. . Her feet sure fly on that dance floor . Fan of Stan the Man (Kenton, that is) ... “Teach Me Tonight”, number one on Billie’s hit parade ... An R. H. fan ... “You almost count”... Will make a charming housewife. . . . CLAUDIA ANN ROBINSON Paper Doll Claudia . . . College . . . Assistant 4-H leader . . . Likes to skate and design fab- rics . . . Quiet, serene and sweet .. . “Everything always works out for the best”... A Perry Como fan... Talented in all kinds of art work... Likes English, Music, and Art... Daydreams in Sociolo- gy ... Future television playwright. .. . WILLIAM FRANCIS ROGERS Take Me Out to the Ball Game Billy... College... Press Club, MAGNET Editorial . . . Ask Billy anything about sports ... A regular answer man... Favorites include basketball and baseball .� . Likes U.S. history .. . “Hmm??” ..% Quiet but a tremendous kid . . . Johnnie Ray for him... “Some Day”... Will attend Clark University. .. . 36 PAUL HERBERT ROBINSON Bugle Call Rag Pill ... Commercial ... Camera Club... Crazy crew cut... Pill, a great friend to all the girls . . . “Well, that’s the breaks” . . . Favorite sports include football, bas- ketball, and baseball . . . Has his own car and enjoys working with it . . . Listens to Nat “King” Cole and Ruth Brown... Madonna, Madonna... Up and coming attists... . U,So Army sags EUGENE BERNARD ROSEN Half a Photograph Gene... College . . . L.H.S.’s gift to the mathematical world . . . Talented pianist ... Whistles “The High and The Mighty” ... Has a beautiful model railroad ... An authority on radio and television! ... Always something doing . . . Pro pho- tographer . . . Track and swimming... Admires the Four Freshmen . . . Will attend M.I.T.... rf . DORIS MARY ST. LAURENT L’Amour, Tourjours, L’Amour Dot ... Commercial . . . Beautiful black naturally curly hair . . . MAGNET Edi- torial Staff... Art Club, Debate Club... Secretary of Skating Club .. . Excels in bookkeeping . . . Interested in field hockey and basketball . . . Move over, Sonja Henie! . . . Likes to skim over the dance floor ... “Oh Bien”... Plays the piano . .. Requests the Crew Cuts . . . Future “Madam” bookkeeper. ROBERT NELSON SARGENT, Jr. Satch’s Wail Satch. ..-Gommercial .. . Art Club... Secretary of sophomore home room . Likes football, basketball, and swimming ... How about that sporty sociology class, Satch? . . . Collects stamps . . . Another car repairman . . . Gym, his subject... That “Harlem Nocturne” is the end... Nat “King” Cole and Earl Bostic booster .@. Navy bound.... PHILIP MERRILL SANBORN “Crash”, Bam, Allakazam Phil . . . College . . . Active in Radio Hams Club... Daniel Boone man... Enjoys skiing, fishing, and hunting. . . Radio fanatic . . . Philatelist . . . You know, a stamp co llector . . . Play that clarinet, man... Brainy in chemistry... His girl, Rosy Clooney .. . Glenn Miller follower . . . Future Electronics techni- Cia eer 7 é : VIRGINIA NORMA SAUNDERS Sloe “Gin” Fizz Dodo .. . Commercial . . . Drill Squad, 52... Swimming team . . . She’s in the water more than she’s out! .. . Has a little time left to bowl . . . Mounting col- lection of records ... Enjoys dancing... Percy Faith follower . . . “Harlem Noc- turne” heads her hit list . . . Stevens Busi- ness College is her goal... . 37 JOAN MARSHA SANTUCCI Hot Pretzils ’ Sandy ” .. Commercial . . . Debate Club ... Swims and ice skates, plays basketball ... smooth dancer... “Your sporty”... Oh, those English classes . . . She’s lost when they play “Lullaby of Birdland” ... Sarah Vaughn and Earl Bostic really send her .. . Will work at Boston Air- POLenene VIRGINIA ANN SEFTON I Hate Men Jen... Commercial . . . Really loves her sociology class... An accomplished judo artist .. . Knits like a demon... . Perry Como fan... Thinks you should “Whistle a Happy Tune”... Mrs. Bucknell’s pet ... Wants to work in a jewelry store... . EDWARD LOUIS SELIG Dizzy Fingers Eddie... College .. . Interested in writ- ing and speaking . . . English ‘enthusiast . . . Plays tennis, likes swimming... Debate Club and band... . Favorite say- ing, “A man will have to stand a long time with his mouth open before a roast pigeon will fly into it’... Listens to “Man is for the Women Made’ . . . Digs Shorty Rogers Band ... Hard worker... wonderful speaker .. . Talented musician ... Composes his own music readily . . . Wants to be a family man.... JANET BEATRICE SICARD Who's Excited? Peek-a-boo % . . Commercial . . . Choral Club, T.A.C. Board, Booster Club... Sophomore home room treasurer, secre- tary of Booster Club . . . Favorite subject English . . . Basketball, swimming .. . Hobbies: dancing, collecting records .. . “Let’s be sensible”... Great pianist... June Christy, Nat “King” Cole... Stan’ Kenton, Ahhh . . . Future hair dresser or secretary. ... RICHARD GABRIELE SERAFINI The Cool Rage “Hunch% .. Commercial . . . Prefers gym ... Program chairman of Book Club... Student Cabinet ... Terrific man to have on the basketball court . . . Goes out for track and baseball . . . Three cheers for “Mambo Italiano”. . . “What's the story” . . . Draws cartoons . . . Let’s hear one from Joni James . . . Has Worcester Junior College in mind and then hopes to attend St. Anslems. ... f JAMES ROCCO SICILIANO, Jr. Rock of Gibralta Jim... Rocco... Commercial ... Moon Dodger Wins . . . Study his favorite sub- ject ... Football, basketball, baseball .. . Hobbies: Rhythm and Blues recordings, radio . . . The Clovers, favorite choral group... “All Night Long”... All kinds of talent . . . Future: Worcester Trade or Army... . 38 Duke 7. . College . WILLIAM JAMES SEUSS This Is The End Bill . . . College . . . Cars are his hobby ... ‘More power to you”... “Mambo Baby”, to Earl Bostic . . . Owns artistic talent! ... Likes gym and economics... Future, “Joe College’... . . RICHARD ALLEN SMITH Sweet Sue . . Shake ‘a hand . . . Choral Club and Camera Club... Enjoys building up junk cars to rods . . . Talents are mechanical ... A flying office messenger .. . “Shake, Rattle, and Roll” and the Penguins . . . Earl Bostic, Wow ... Air Force or Navy, his destination. ... RICHARD CARTER SPILLER Solitude Dick . . . College ... Plays tennis... Model boat maker .. . “Yours is not to reason why; Yours is but to do or die!” ... Likes mechanical drawing and World History ... “The High and The Mighty” and Mario Lanza... Plans to enter the Ministry. ... PAULINE RUTH STOCKHOLM Won't You Play A Simple Melody Swedie 7. . Commercial . . . Hockey, bas- ketball, -volleyball, ice skating, roller skating, dancing... No! ... “How about that”... Likes drawing and music... Puts in a request for Nat “King” Cole and The Four Aces . .. Asks for “Till Then’, “Mr. Sandman”, and “Smile”... Will enter the Household School of Nursing in Boston... . CORRINE GEORGETTE STEBBINS Music, Music, Music Kippy .. . Commercial . . . Ardent Glee Club member . . . Enjoys skating, swim- ming, and field hockey .. . Likes to draw . . . Oh,those music appreciation classes ... Really rolls on those skates . . . “Gee Whiz’ ... Mario Lanza and “Desert Song” . . . Future shop or store work- La Gales PETER EVERETT STONE Moonlight In Vermont Ezra” .. College .. . About 6’3”?? . Enjoys physics, chemistry, and geometry ... Great skier . . . Seen often at Cliff's Cliff... Likes to hunt and swim ... On, those horn rims... Sporty guy... Glenn Miller and Bolero, his favorites ... Would like to attend Bates or Penn State ... Future veterinarian... . 39 ROBERT EARLE STEWART Ski Mambo Lefty ... College... Nice guy... Ter- rific skier ... Camera Club. . . Baseball, hockey and skiing his favorite sports... Likes cars . . . “It’s for the birds” ... Listen to that Ralph Flanagan . . . Goes for “Cold, Cold Heart’... Plans to go to college. ... KAREN MARGOT SWANSON The Red We Want, Is The Red We Got College . . . Co-editor of Press Club... Secretary of class in sophomore and junior years... Treasurer of T.A.C.... Secretary of Central Mass. Interscholastic Press Association . . . Twirler in band, sophomore and junior years . . . Likes to read . . . Works as dental assistant .. . Field hockey and basketball . . . Listens to ‘Smile’ and Nat “King” Cole... Future plans include Forsyth School for Dental Hygiene... . FRANKLYN ARTHUR SWETT In My Merry Ford Frank . .. Commercial . . . Has partici- pated in baseball, basketball, and track ... Likes all sports . . . Lucky guy... Has his own light blue Ford... “O.K Big Boy” ... Listens to Stan Kenton and “My Son, My Son”... Ambition, to own and run a filling station... . 4 ROBERT EDWARD THOMPSON Jumpin’ Bean Beanie “. . Trade machine shop .. . Has a keen interest in football and baseball ... Anyone for a swim? . .. Hunts and reads in his spare time . . . What’s the joke, Beanie? . . . Prefers Eddie Fisher ... Not very serious .. . Can he “Mam- bo?” ... Excels in gym and shop... Plans to swab decks for Uncle Sam.... FRANCIS PAUL TATRO Shotgun Boogie Tate... Commercial .. . Often seen with Whitey and Bimbo .. . Strictly bachelor quarters . . . Collects guns . . . Strong rooter for the L.H.S. Eleven . . . Hunts and fishes... ‘“Can’t fight City Hall”... Miss Paige and Mr. Kenton, please . . . “It Happened Once Before’... Aye Aye, Captain... Future Navy man.... SHEILA ANNE TISDALE In a Tizzy She... Commercial . . . Personality plus . Small and sparkling . . . Wears clothes beautifully . .. MAGNET Editorial Staff . .. Booster Club . . . Likes basket- ball, skiing and swimming . . . Collects jazz records . . . Office practice her favo- rite subject .. . A request for “Moody’s Mood For Love’... Stan Kenton fan ... Ward Airline School ... Future air- line hostess. .. . 40 PATRICIA ANN THOMAS Candy and Cake Pat .. . Commercial . . . That cute smile ... “Speed” Demon... Lots of fun... Art Club . . . Enjoys football, basketball and hockey . . . Collects pictures and listens to music in her spare time .. . Forever saying, “Isn’t that a sin”... Loves to draw . . . “Moody’s Mood For Love”, her favorite song . . . Dreams to Nat ‘King’ Cole . . . Future secretary and housewife. .. . GEORGE LEO TOOMEY, Jr. Strike Up the Band Gig ... College . . . Everyone’s pal... Talented vocalist Accomplished actor!! ... French Club, Choral Club... Enjoys swimming and skiing . . . Can be found tinkering with his convertible . . . In solid with Miss Burnham . . . Guy Lombardo fan... Future service man... U.S. Coast Guard. ... ROBERT JOSEPH VACHON Sam’s Song Vake “. . Commercial . . . Likes baseball . ..Oh that wavy hair . . . Symphony Sid fan... World history .. . One of Mr. Rogers’ boys . , . What’s the interest in the junior class, Sam? . . . Short, dark eee ou almost count’ .. . “What Is This Thing Called Love” is his favor- ite... Future Army officer. . BARBARA LOUISE VOEDISCH This Is It—L @M— Vo... College . . . MAGNET Business ... Always in a nice get-up... Our rep. at girls’ state... Field hockey demon... Star saleswoman at Grant’s . . . Biology’s her favorite . . . Has her own arrange- ment of “This Old House” . . . Thinks Rosemary Clooney has the swaying style mee ip of C.M.D:A:.. . Gay gal Another Florence Nightingale to be. . . . ( S PHILIP ANTHONY VALERA Blow Man Blow Phil . . . Commercial . . . President of home room... “What’s your act?” ... Can he make that saxophone WAIL!!! . .. Has own orchestra .. . Likes basket- ball . . . Picks up on Stan Kenton... English expert . . . Draws a crowd when that band of his is playing . . . Theme song, “The Lady Is A Tramp” . . . Has a terrific rendition of “Lullaby of Bird- land” ... Will perfect his talents at music school... . HAZEL GLADYS WALKER In A Haze Haze... Choral...Club...Can be seen riding to school in a taxi! ... Paints... “Gee whiz, so help me one of these days” ... Sings and plays the piano... Fa- vorite song, “I Love You Truly”... Will become a nurse . . . Cafeteria’s big help .. . Asks for Eddie Fisher. . . . Al GEORGE ROBERT VALERI Runnin’ Wild Horace”. . . College . quote “You sneaky one,’ unquote . Book Club ... Camera Club... Three times elected home room treasurer . . . Caught often humming “Teach Me Tonight”... Gone over Joni James . . . Basketball and base- ball enthuiast . . . Likes to dig sides... Noted orator ... Human Relations keeps him spellbound . . . Plans to go to col- lege and study general management... . JANE WHEELER Wonder When My Baby’s Coming Home Janie... College .. . Editor of MAGNET Editorial Staff . . . Secretary of French Club... Pleasant smile . . . Jovial and easy to talk to ... Enjoys basketball, field hockey, and softball .. . Is easily identi- fied by her “oops” . . . Excellent student . . . Favorite song, “Glory of Love”... Collects records, particularly those by Stan Kenton ... Plans to attend college and take that long trip down the aisle someday... . EMERSON DONALD WHITE Oh Deer “Whitey” ... A member of the Debate Club . . . Devotes most of his time to hunting and fishing . . . Does a good job at the trumpet and piano . . . Thinks English is most interesting . . . Is heard whistling “Sentimental Journey.’ in the Harry James’ manner . . . To become a salesman is his goal... . : MARION WHITNEY Fire Bird Maggie . . . College . . . Burns up the football field with that fire baton... French Club . . . Pushes a paint brush . .. Hockey, basketball, speedball, soccer .. . She’s no bump on her logarithms! ... Future frosh of F.T.C. .. . “My dog!” . . . She’s gone over Perry Como... . 42 NANCY ELIZABETH WHITE Smile, Smile, Smile Nan... College ... Treasurer of Room 4... Dairey Queen! .. . Always occu- pied with either 4-H Club, Youth Fel- lowship, or MAGNET work .. . “It must be nice’ . .. Makes field hockey and softball varsities often .. . Hard-working and conscientious girl . . . Likes to take long walks and talk . . . The rare case where a girl enjoys chemistry and math era Ot Marisshetecoal seme. DIANE WILEY Sweet and Lovely Di ... College . . . Di’s philosophy: Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow . . . Quiet, conscientious, and demure . . . Member of Choral Club, Baptist Youth Fellowship . . . Plays field hockey, roller skates and plays badmin- ton... Likes good music . . . Plays the piano ... Excels in art and English... Thinks “Autumn Leaves” and Les Paul and Mary Ford are the most . . . Will be- come a famous fashion designer. . . . CARL STEVEN WHITNEY Whirlwind Eli... Commercial . . . Will join in a good game of baseball or football... A Field and Stream fan... “Mmmm Boy!” . . . Can he act! ... . Knows all there is to know in history class . Theme song is “Smile” . . . Goes wild when Stan Kenton blows up a storm... Uncle Sam will be glad to take him aboatdueee THOMAS FRANCIS WRIGHT, Jr. T for Two” Tom ... College ... Sharp dresser... Blond and good looking . . . Mac’s pal . .. French and Choral Clubs . . . Great record collection . . . Workin’ hard Tom? . . . Speaks French fluently? . . . Enjoys public speaking . . . Cashmere v-necks ... Ann Eckstine fan . . . “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore” . . . Holy Cross prospect. ... FRANCIS STANLEY WYMAN Rough Ridin’ Hoss“ . . Commercial . . . “You count, Wyman”... Secretary of H.R... . Digs Phil Valera and his boys the most .. . “Gotta light up!” ... Mr. Fenton’s right hand man... A whiz at figures... Boston Red Sox’s prize booster .. . Will make an excellent accountant... . RICHARD RAYMOND J. BENNETT Red Sails In the Sunset Red . . . Plastics . . . Student Council member . . . Can be found, according to the season, either hooping a few or boot- ing a pigskin... A second Valentino... Digs ‘““Moody’s Mood For Love”... . Will always spend a nickel in a jukebox to hear The Crows . . . Hopes to earn his strips in the Air Force... A little camera shyieeene 1 { RUTH LOIS WYMAN Soup for Lunch Ruthie . Commercial . . . Likes dancing ... U.S. history, favorite subject .. . Plays hockey, basketball, likes swim- ming . .. MAGNET Business Staff, 2 and Jee Not toolCrazy ee OOM OUN Sy ... Perry Como, Glenn Miller . . . She’s in like Flynn with Miss DiPoali? . . Future office clerk... . en u We started building for our future in high school when we shyly entered L.H.S. as sophomores. After our initiation by the seniors, the juniors welcomed us with the annual sophomore party. A record hop was held; entertainment and refreshments were provided. Our next ordeal as a class was our first five-minute speeches which continued throughout the years. Then came the privilege of electing a set of foremen to guide us through the year. They were James Moran, presi- dent; Richard Comeau, vice-president; Karen Swanson, secre- tary and James Curtin, treasurer. Our class was well repre- sented by our president in the interclass spelling bee held in the assembly hall each year. We were invited to participate in the Winter Carnival events. Sophomores received second prize in the sculpturing contest. Sophomore ski contestants gave a fine exhibition of their skills in the slalom, cross-country, and down-hill events. After a vacation from school we were together again as juniors to continue our work as a class. One of our first privileges was to elect our junior cheerleaders, who were Rita D'Innocenzo, Rita Bilodeau, Fayette Kennard, and Claire Mazzaferro. That year we were hosts to the incoming sophomores. Music was provided by Phil Valera’s band. A variety show and refreshmnets were furnished. Again we selected our leaders for the year to come. Robert Ricker, who later left for the service, was elected president; Richard Comeau, vice-president; Karen Swanson, secretary; and James Curtin, treasurer. Our first project as a class to raise money was a spaghetti supper. It was a huge success. For the past nine years the French Club has been working hard to sponsor a French student. Just before Christmas, during our junior year they brought Maurice Afoufa to this country. Maurice, familiar to the entire student body, re- mained to graduate with us. The junior assembly in the form of a variety show con- sisted of our class’s exceptional talent. Janet Bailey in dance routines and acrobatic stunts, Rose Johns singing in her rich soprano voice, Alan Fraser at the piano, and Eddie Selig as CLASS HISTORY master of ceremonies were a few of the participants. Phil Valera’s band concluded the program with a jam session that made the whole school rock. One of the outstanding social events of our second year on the hill was our junior prom. We danced to the music of Frankie Dee’s orchestra. Following the prom almost every- one went to the Town and Country Club in Princeton or to the Meadows in Framingham. Our class held its annual career day. We visited various factories, schools, and companies in Leominster. Before our summer vacation began, the class voted to have an outing. Crane’s Beach was the designated spot. We left on three Turner buses at eight thirty, Sunday morning, the thir- teenth of June. When we arrived there everyone prepared for a day of sunning and swimming. Although it was cool, we all got a good burn and took many pictures. After all the girls on the beach had been thrown into the icy ocean, we started the long trip home. This was the final social event of the season. Three months later we were to begin our last year of working and building together. CLASS HISTORY Upon our return to the hill in September, our first task was to elect a group of officers who would pilot us over the un- charted course for 54 and ’55. Richard Comeau, a diligent and dependable leader, was chosen president. Richard Denio, “The boy from Penny's’, who has such an outstanding per- sonality, was elected vice-president. Rita Bilodeau, one of our cheerleaders, was elected secretary, and Fayette Kennard, another cheerleader, was voted treasurer. After our third straight football victory over Fitchburg on Thanksgiving Day, there was an outstanding victory dance at the Recreation Center, sponsored by the Leominster Recreation Youth Council. L.H.S. students provided enter- tainment: a bathing beauty contest and a parody on Con- cetta’s Restaurant. We danced to Herb Howard's orchestra until twelve. In February the student body was treated to the most stupendous show of the year and the senior class assembly. Janet Bailey, Leominster High’s plastic girl, danced again this year. Bev and Connie Day sang a duet. Later, Connie teamed up with Rose Johns for another rendition. Both Alan Fraser and Eugene Rosen entertained us with piano solos. Don Martin, famed comedian of the senior class, gave his “Three Dickie Birds and a Chick” were great. Margaret Pauley, the Chick, Dick Comeau, Dick Denio, and Dick Cutter, the three Dickie Birds, made up this barbershop quartet. The grand finale was a hilarious impression of T.V. commercials. beach scene from the early 1900's. The girls were dressed in old-fashioned bathing suits while two boys sat up on the wall as life guards. The girls did a dance to the tune of “By the Sea”. Following this they went down into the audience and selected a group of boys to dance with them. The Winter Carnival, the greatest social event in Senior High this year, was held January 28th and 29th. Unfortunate- ly there was no snow but there was skating. A figure skating contest as well as a boys’ inter-class hockey game was held at Roche’s pond on Saturday afternoon. Sylvia Mason won the trophy for the skaters with two underclassmen as runners up. The senior boys won the hockey game 3-2 in competition with the junior class. The semi-formal Winter Carnival Ball climaxed the week’s events. Our principal, Theodore Ku- charski, crowned Janet Sicard queen and Stan Navaroli king. The members of the royal court were Fayette Kennard and Rita D'Innocenzo, queen’s attendants, with Brian Langen and Richard Comeau as attendants to the king. Following the grand march at about eleven o'clock, everyone went to the Sterling Inn. The turn-out was the largest of any formal held. On February 16th we held our second spaghetti supper, served from five-thirty through eight o'clock. This event proved to be one of the largest financial successes of the class. This year our senior class produced a Swedish play by Selma Lagerlof. On April 27th and 29th “Spring is Forever” was given its American premiere. With a double cast of characters and an industrious production staff, its success was assured from the beginning. In May we held the Senior-Junior Prom. This was our last big affair before graduation. For the past three years we have been working hard to build for our futures and now we will go our separate ways. The time has come to leave our school on the hill, which we will henceforth consider our Alma Mater. ttn eS I PRAGA ROR 4 “j f SCRAMBLED a Ley | ACCUMULATION OF |OUR SENIOR YEAR f SENIOR PAY «bo J 9 Al yt Y=) Oy oH WINTER _CARNIVAL.... ‘ p OC uJ uJ To © @ an WY % ’ «4 (Fie Lh ) UNION MEETINGS TUESDAY HOO) Re 10:40 PLEASE BE PRO As a factory has its union meetings, we, too, devote a certain time each week to discuss and share our common interests. This gives us a chance to mix and mingle with our fellow workers and enables us to better know our teachers. Student Cabinet First row, left to right: John Rogers (advisor), Jack Bangrazi Carol Breau, Guy Cutter, Alan Graser, James Moran, Ronald (vice-president), Alice Uong, Margaret Pauley (treasurer), Furbush, Frank Armillotti, Francis Novak, Ronald Cormier. Deanna Rainville, Jane LaClair. Second row: Barry Harris, Absent: James Curtin (president). le sin ie aa aa POA : PA a Tep| VISIT FRANCE | First row, left to right: Roberta Marshall, Janet Ogg, Irene Taylor, Barbara Allain, Theresa Campbell, Nancy Wright, Joanne Preston, Theresa Cote. Second row: Jane Marks, Jane Wheeler (secretary), Linda Lamlein (president), Maurice Afoufa, Albert Menard, Colby Hatfield (vice president), Sherill Geary, Jane Campbell, Shirley Blanchard, Suzanne Christie, Joan Fontaine, Jeanette Melanson, Joan Patalino, Elizabeth Branch, Joan Derby, Mrs. Miriam Bucknell (ad- visor), Mrs. Manning Morrill (advisor). Third row: Judith Wheeler, Dawn Markham, Sherill Lambert, Jo Ann Weather- French Chul te ford, Lois Cruikshank, Constance Kimball, Dorothea Bald- ridge, Patricia Malloy, Mary Bagley, Donna Carluccio, Elaine Portney, Jean Gaudreau, Judith Dunklee, Judith Senecal, Jacqueline Sawyer, Sheila Epstein, Hester Meyer. Fourth row: Elizabeth Sheppard, Abraham Lowenthal, John O’Connell, Robert Carney, Donald Poultney, David Poultney, William Ogg, John Rea Chapman, Anthony Tyler, Warren Liljegren, Richard Sobel, David Sisson, John Donnelly. Absent: Jane Cote (treasurer) . Camsna Clul: William Sennett, David Jones, Terrance Shannon, Wilfred Harvey, Richard Smith, Robert Quirk, Jeffrey Sangster, Robert Stewart. Absent: Mr. Everett Donnelly (advisor) . First row, left to right: Donald Hunter, Carl Grubb (treasur- er), John Donnelly (secretary), Ronald Poulson (vice presi- dent), Edmond Hachey (president), David Sisson. Second row: Robert Chambers, Richard Newell, Barry Schofield, a) hee 4 4 4 4 24 Book Club First row, left to right: Joyce Bartlett, Sandra Noonan, Janet MacNevin, James Riley (vice-president ) , Robert Cook (presi- dent), Richard Serafini. Second row: Dawn Markham, Judith Wheeler, Chiara DelGiudice, Frances Iacaboni, Richard Mc- Allister, Henry Healy, Edward Meyer, Arlene Helenius, Donna Carluccio, Mary Bagley. Absent: Henry Lanza (secre- tary), Brian Langen (treasurer), Miss Elizabeth Colley (advisor). Press Club First row, left to right: Elizabeth Branch, Linda White, Mary Jane Mullen, Colby Hatfield (co-editor), Karen Swanson (co-editor), Janet Ogg, Nancy Campbell, Sheila Malloy, Claudia Robinson. Second row: Mrs. Sheila Rockwell (ad- visor), Judith Senecal, Paula Rainville, Joan Peters, Jean Gaudreau, Heidi Keller, Elaine Portney, Carol McMilleon, Marie Pizziconi, Maureen Lister. Third row: Patricia Pastore, Robert Carney, Richard Comeau, Richard D’ Agostino, David Corliss, John Mullaney, Abraham Lowenthal, Joan Belanger. Fourth row: Richard Pelletier, Thomas Sullivan, Joseph San- tucci, Robert Boissoneau, David Chester, Richard Cutter, Donald Poultney, Anthony Iacaboni, Robert Cook. a8 First row, left to right: Pauline Ayotte, Marcia Lynch, Nancy Monroe (president), Joan Gillis. Second row: Patricia Ken- dall, Barbara Mahan, Irene Lacroix (treasurer), Edith Am- Chul: burgey (secretary), Fay Bachand, Beverly Veryard, Carol Jansson, Elinor Agurkis, Claude Munson (advisor). Choral Clul First row, left to right: Joan Bouvier, Elinor M. Driscoll (ad- visor), Joanne Preston, Malvina D’Innocenzo, Sandra Shuna- man, Diane Wiley, Barbara Vachon, Suzanne Christie, Cyn- thia Carignan, Sonja Gunnarson, Grace Nacke. Second row: Neal Todd, Joseph Gabriele, Claudia Robinson, Barbara Di- Nardo, Gloria Kingston, Rose Johns (librarian), Marcia Freeman, Judith Dunklee, Patricia Stockwell, Rosalyn Gold- berg (monitor). Third row: David Chester, John Carter, Stanley Navaroli, William Gardner, Thomas Wright, George Toomey, Arthur St. Yves, William Smith. Webate Club First row, left to right: Anthony Tyler, David Poultney, Robert Cook, James Riley, Edward Selig, Philip Fallon (vice - Elaine Marshall, Lois Cruikshank, Lois Murrman, John Ridley president), John Tyler. Absent: Jane Cote, Miss Lillian (treasurer), Philia Greenough (president). Second row: Ricker (advisor ). Ke adio Club First row, left to right: Donald Gove (president and treasur- Bollman, Philip Sanborn, William Ogg, Robert Brennan, er), William MacMackin (secretary), Eugene Rosen, Lionel Alan Rickheit, Elisha Erb, Leontino Terrenzio, Roy Tyler, Bernard. Second row: Walter Patachiola (advisor), James arker Pillsbury, Stephen Marshall. Chee uleads (Gah Clockwise: Rita D’Innocenzo (head cheerleader), Carol Tater, Carol Deitzel, Fayette Kennard, Rita Bilodeau, Joan Derby, Patricia Toolin. Absent: Claire Mazzaferro. Band First row, left to right: Marion Whitney (head majorette), Jane Vivo Amore (mascot), Mary Jane Mullen, Philia Greenough (head majorette), Maureen Lister, Ellen Connolly (mascot), Janet Bailey (acrobatic majorette ). Second row: George Toomey (co-field manager), Patricia Connolly (librarian), Edward Selig, Richard Donnelly (co-field manager), Alan Fraser. ROGRESS We've all returned to L.H.S. An actress, a secretary, pert and neat, To give a report of our progress A cover girl, a nurse, so cheerful and sweet. Of the past five years. Our girls are snappy! From our Alma Mater we departed, Engineer, dentist, sportsman, clerk, To complete the plans which we had started We even have a soda jerk. In our high school years. Our boys are happy! Each one went his separate way, A new ski lift, another element, Learning a little day by day. A writer, a pink elephant, Working and achieving, Believe it or not! We've kept in contact in the past A square milk bottle, an auto jet, And now we're home again, at last. Some sporty contraptions, you can bet. Old friends we're greeting. We're red hot! For those who've reached the height of fame We've come this far, but we're not done, And rightfully have earned a name For working and living we found is fun We're proud of you. For all of us. Some of us are sporting Caddies. We're still striving for greater goals Others of us are brand new daddies As life and each new day unfolds. And mommies, too! Who's to stop us! Matrice Afoufa has just returned to America to pay a visit to his many friends. Bruce Agnew has patented a nonbreakable moo-juice-toter. Elinor Agurkis is now governess for England's Royal Family. Edith Amburgy is still quietly holding hands with Ronnie. Janet Bailey is busily engaged keeping the Rockettes in line. Phyllis Baril can be seen being chauffeured in her 1960 Solid Gold Cadillac. Joan Belanger is teaching field hockey in the children’s ward at the Henry Heywood Hospital.. Marilyn Belliveau, ace housewife, has recently won ten thousand dollars in a nation-wide baking contest. Rita Bilodeau has long since filled “bouncing Betty Hutton’s” place in movieland. Clement Bisceglia is successfully employed as a first trumpeter for Kenton. Clevia Bisceglia is the private secretary of a leading optometrist. Larry Boissoneau, Leominster Lions’ end, is distributing cigars to celebrate the arrival of “Little Naza”. Simone Bolduc, who has taken over the ice cream stand, is now giving triple scoops of non-melt ice cream to the kiddies. Robert Bond, Bucky's protegé, has taken over the chem lab at L.HS. Elizabeth Branch is now an interpreter for the United Nations. Andrew Buja has introduced an automatic bundle carrier for the A P. Carol Cabana is head food sampler at a prominent New York hospital. Donald Caisse is offering an all-time low on atomic fuel for auto jets. Ph llis Caron is applying her knowledge gained from sociology class to her successful mar- riage. David Chester is now operating an athletic academy for four-letter men only. Mary Childers is still a member of the three M’s—Mimi, Mary, and Murph. Diane Colletti has opened a new teen-age haven in Leominster—Colletti’s. Richard Comeau is now drilling his way through dental school. Patricia Connolly is touring the Ivy League Colleges with her all-girl orchestra. Joanne Consalvo has taken permanent residence in Clinton. Robert Cook has patented a new quick-pick-up beverage—Cook’s Cognac-Coffee. David Corliss will soon publish the memoirs of his days in good old room one. Ronald Cormier is now head of the cloakroom department at the Sherry-Biltmore in Boston. Jane Cote has all the interns flunking out at the Newton-Wellesley Hospital. Dianne Couillard has started a new dance craze— Dee's Drag”. Richard Cozzens has taken over Jeff's place in the comic strip. Allan Crossman holds the world title for auto-gyro racing. James Curtin, captain of the U.S.S. “Roberta,” is now supervising top secret experimental work in the Pacific. Richard Cutter has completed the blueprints for a jet-propelled ski lift to be installed at Stowe. Richard D'Agostino is head office boy at the Empire State Building. (We know where he got his training. ) EPORT Rita Darr is leading the cheering section at Madison Square Garden. Beverly Day is currently starring in the successful Broadway production of “Spring is Forever”. Constance Day has her own radio program called “Connie’s Capers”. George Day is working out ideas for a new comic strip to be called “The Adventures of Boomer”. Ross Deacon is taking over “Tid Bits” in the Leominster Daily Enterprise. Emily De Carolis has been promoted to head buyer for the W. T. Grant Co. Chiara Del Guidice is perfecting her new 3-D TV set. Richard Denio, president of the J. C. Penny Co., has just completed an inspection tour of his stores in Turkey. Dorothy Desaulniers has hit the top in the modeling world—she is on this month’s cover of Vogue. Malvina D’'Innocenzo is relaxing with the royalties of her first recorded accordion solo— “The Turkey Trot”. Rita D’'Innocenzo is the snappy head cheerleader of the Leominster Lions. Frederick Dombrowik has just set a new record for the “2-Minute” mile. Betty Donahue is perfecting her new self-operating typewriter. Richard Donnelly, still known as “Blix”, is dtumming his way to famedom. Bernard Dunn has just made the “Weed Ring” a national organization. Bette Fagan has been voted “Miss Florence Nightingale” of the year. Kenneth Farwell is high scorer for the Boston Celtics this season. Nancy Foster is now coaching the first girls’ football team at L.HS.. Alan Fraser, Dartmouth post-graduate student, has just finished an outstanding theme on nuclear fission. Thomas Fraticelli, for the first time in his life, is on time. John Freda has dreamed up a dizzy donut without a hole. Ronald Furbush is now running in close competition with Tommy Manville and Artie Shaw. Jane Fusco is this month’s cover girl for Seventeen magazine. Joseph Gabriele is number one draftsman for supersonic submarine jets. Phyllis Gagnon is Barbara La Belle’s top model at the small-gals’ shop. John Gallagher has mdae Monty’s spaghetti world-famous. William Gardner has earned a name for himself as the first dancing auctioneer. Marcia Gillis has just been chosen captain of the women’s hockey team for the 1962 Olympics. Forrest Gilmore will presently receive his Master’s Degree in Education. Miriam Gould is adding the latest in bop to her platter collection. Donald Gove, eminent pomologist, has successfully crossed the cantaloupe and the cran- berry to produce the popular canterberry. Philia Greenough is head majorette in Blix’s Drum Corps. Edmond Hachey, better known as “Curly”, is finally able to eat his meals in peace. Ruth Harmer is busy painting the scenery for the popular Broadway play “Spring is Forever”. Carol Harvey has opened an exclusive tall girls’ shop in Worcester. Colby Hatfield, editor of the New York Times, has just started a daily column called My Life at LAS. Carolyn Haynes is America’s foremost Wave. Emile Hebert is now calling out lunch menus at the Waldorf Astoria. Peter Hebert is making a mint as chief gardener for the White House. Frances Iacoboni, head dietician at L-H.S., has whipped up a new football special. Rose Johns is currently appearing at the “Met” in “Madame Butterfly”. Janice Johnson is giving her little pink cottage its second coat of paint. Fayette Kennard is now women’s director at Stowe Center, with Clarkson as her right hand man. James Kinsella has designed a rotary golf course at a fabulous Miami Beach resort. Janice Kipp is now illustrating the cover of the Boston Post Magazine. 57 PROGRESS Barbara La Belle has successfully established a small-gals’ shop. William La Chance has, at long last, given away the secret of his wavy hair—beauty parlors are fast diminishing. Irene La Croix has made a profitable business from her plaster figurine hobby. Benjamin Lahti has become heard as well as seen. Linda Lamlein has moved Christian Dior out of the limelight of the fashion world. Brian Langen, the cop with the biggest appetite, has replaced Jack Webb on Dragnet. Henry Lanza has just published his book called Tales of the Sixth Street Gang. Lorraine La Pierre has been voted “Miss Secretary of 1960”. Elaine Lemire is now typing four hundred words per minute—no mistakes, either! Harold Lévine, better known as “Halsey”, is managing a girls’ basketball team in Providence. Phyllis Litalien, L.H.S.’s Marilyn Monroe, is still bowling ‘em over. Jobn MacGillvray, suave sophisticate, is now living in a swank New York penthouse. SHeila Malloyis)Leominster’s first woman Certified Public Accountant. Jane Marks has just won ‘the Nobel Prize in Literature for her best seller, Silence 1s Golden. Roberta Marshall is respons?! Donald Martin has: “been clecred Ph Sea Gobel of the year. A fm as sher songs on the: fe hee seam an Claire Mazzaferro, famed hilise ik Su cbare McAllister has invented aj William MeMachiaa is the head meee ‘engineer ae the Ford i Hi {YY ™ Albert Menard has recently been appointed American Ambassador to Frince—Bqp Voyade( ( 7) Monsieur! be Edward Meyer, L.H.S.’s wonder boy with a tennis racket, Bes pee ioe a 4k arat gold ae J Yen court built. Nancy Monroe, happy housewife, is proud “Mama” of Aes peppy ae oh NX Anthony Montaquila, roving playboy, has just inherited his first cool million. ‘ Bruce Moore and a certain tall, good looking girl are successfully operating a world- renowned ski shop. L James Moran, “that little man with big ideas”, is now in Florida at the Red Sox’s training camp. Janet Moses operates a nursery for space cadets only. Carol Murphy, our little Irish Miss, is still as tiny as ever. Grace Nacke has opened a track stadium for all girls who can run as fast as she can. Stanley Navaroli, famous Broadway producer, has made a few changes in “Spring is Forever” — it now features an all-girl cast. Carolyn Newell, personal secretary to our new ambassador, has established residence on the Riviera. William Ogg has been titled United States National Knu ckle-Cracker Champion. Virginia Osborne has just received a gold handclasp pin for making her millionth friend. Evelyn Paquette can be found helping her Irishman keep his tool chest in good order. Margaret Pauley has been unanimously elected first woman governor of Massachusetts. Jeanne Perreault is the new popular foot-wear model for Jack’s Shoe Store in New York. John Pierce, gentleman farmer, is happily raising psychological vegetables. Barbara Piermarini, alias “Nursie’, has all the patients bursting their stitches over her funnies. Conrad Poulson has successfully concocted an extra-special sundae—Connie’s Conglomera- tion. Joanne Preston, dietician at a leading hospital, is serving food only to patients with red hair. Robert Pulsifer has made a change in his former nickname—he is now known as “Mighty Mouse”. Mary Pulsinelli has opened a 30-day course in conversational Italian for American tourists in Rome. 58 REPORT Paula Rainville has won world-wide acclaim for being the first person to skate across the United States. Virginio Renzi, our own party boy, is the proud owner of a yellow moon-shaped convertible. David Richardson, known as Digger, has finally dug his way into his father’s profession. James Riley, “Sid’s Kid”, has taken over Jack Perry’s job at the Recreation Center. Joyce Rioux is twirling her billy club along Broadway—her beat. June Rivers is taking dictation while seated comfortably on the big boss’s knee. Ronald Robichaud is now lighting up Broadway with his plaid neon signs. Claudia Robinson is now national director of the Four-H Clubs. Paul Robinson, L.H.S.’s “Pill”, has been awarded the Navy Cross for outstanding service to his country. Barbara Rogers is busily raising a small chorus line. William Rogers, the sporty sport himself, has taken over Mel Allen’s place on TV. Eugene Rosen is writing his hair-raising experiences from his trip to the moon. Doris St. Laurent, model homemaker and mother, has made a success of marriage. Philip Sanborn, the coffee king, has just joined Chase to make it Chase, Sanborn, and Sanborn. Joan Santucci is Boston-bound from Bolduc’s. Robert Sargent has taken the great ‘Satchmo’s” place in Jazzland, but is still looking for high C. Virginia Saunders, efficient stenographer has taken over Miss Ricker’s place in the prin- cipal’s office. Virginia Sefton is perfecting her judo technique on “Hunch”. Edward Selig, our star, has just received an academy award for the actor of the year. Richard Serafini is raking private ] judo lessons so that he can give one some Seen ieee eee Siciligthas ‘1s. Richarde Peter Sie well- ieee veterinarian, acationing in Florida becauiges ag is) dog tited: f Karen Swanson, our redhead in white, is now a graduate of Forsythe. . WwW Frank Swett is coming up in the world—he traded his Ford for a “Caddie” Francis Tatro is hunting the duckbilled platapus in Australia with ' Bimbo”, Patricia Thomas has been breaking all Speed records. Sheila Tisdale, the silent secretary, 1S taking dictation from Stan, the pres produbes,_ George Toomey, better known as ‘Gig’, is now the singing rage of the nation. Robert Vachon, owner of Sam’s Sawmill, will now saw yer wood for half price. Philip Valera, the young man with a sax, has made a name for himself in Birdland. George Valeri is the successful manager of the Chino Pants Cleaning Co. Barbara Voedisch is currently raising little brain waves. Hazel Walker has been appointed head of the National Association of Girl Scouts. Jane Wheeler, one of America’s 10 best-dressed women, is the editor of Harper’s Bazaar. Donald White has just bought an old Alaskan bus company—His motto: “If the wind’s with you, you might make it.” Nancy White is running a summer camp in Vermont. Carl Whitney is a head bookkeeper at E. I. DuPont Co. Marion Whitney is the head majorette for the Rose Bowl Tournament of 1960. Diane Wiley is now sketching for Linda Lamlein, world-famous designer. Thomas Wright is now a smoooooth sergeant in Sam’s Service. Francis Wyman is now head pharmacist at the Rexall Drug Company. Ruth Wyman is the present owner of the fashionable Vogue Shop. 59 CUTEST COUPLE Rita D’Innocenzo Robert Boissoneau DID THE MOST FOR LHS— Margaret Pauley Richard Comeau MOST SOPHISTICATED Linda Lamlein John MacGillvary CHATTERBOXES Jane Marks Ronald Furbush MOST INTELLIGENT Patricia Connolly Alan Fraser MOST FUN TO HAVE AROUND Sylvia Mason Virginio Renzi 62 — WITTIEST Rita Bilodeau Donald Martin DANCE DUO Diane Couillard William Gardner ACTORS Roberta Marshall Edward Selig BEST LOOKING Jane Cote Stanley Navaroli MOST TALENTED Janet Bailey MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jane Wheeler James Curtin 63 oA Retired director: Rodney F. Poland. Director: Emile S. Johnson. This year for the first time in the history of the Magnet, the members of the Saxton Trade High School have prepared their own section to give you an inside view of their high school life. In these and the following two pages you will see the boys in an atmosphere they enjoy most, that of the workshop. Although our class rooms are on different sides of the city, we are all striving toward the same goal, that of building for our futures. First row, left to right: Rodney F. Poland, Emile S. Johnson. Second row: Frank President: Gary Enright. Onischuk, Harold E. Mooney, Harry A. Mitchell, James R. Geary, Harold P. Farwell. THE MIGHTY SOPHOMORES A HUNTING WE MUST GO 4 iva NX ) 1S) ) ee 1) Q = 1S) z D je) 1S) hy S iS Pg ky Q oO Ry Re Sy Sal = ms STUDENT COUNCIL PREPARING THE MAGNET STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY AT BOSTON | A TYPICAL JOB ENCOUNTERED CAREFUL OBSERVATIONS MAKE A BETTER PRODUC ONE PIECE IN A THOUSAND USED FOR BUILDING TEAMWORK, AN IMPORTANT PART IN INDUSTR CIVICS CLASSES UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MR. HARRY MITCHELL APPLYING TECHNICAL KNOW HOW PROGRESS THROUGH MACHINES AN IMPORTANT PART OF HOUSE CONSTRUCTION CHECKING DIMENSIONS TURNING THE WHEEL OF INDUSTRY ee De a Sy ee ee ae ee, ae 4 2 2 eee oH wre ers SPRING IS AMERICAN PREMIERE FOREVER THE CAST IN SEQUENCE infest ces eter hele het ee Per eee William Rogers LIN Ro 58s en rag ae are Ross Deacon BL UDA Meee tes eco testes -cshscorececes soseessassasehiqesvs Phyllis Baril Bees COIN EAL cer cus est desecasatvescteaesoces ses Phyllis Gagnon | ULG NTIS ele Re ora dia ae ee Carolyn Newell [SoG NG elie Coop nee i eer oe ogee Barbara LaBelle PURINE cies te toestngscisoisaeasocnecissvanessees James McHugh BATU Utes oriic thos .acsnseeoeeotsores Frederick Dombrowik HOTS (2 ones ES Edmond Hachey DR SUN et Sete Se Sc ceat ace ox syste teenescsacex Henry Lanza PBR Beis oe sac icene atu ctt Sousbels cu tecctoniicte Clement Bisceglia CISD OAC sont th Sa i eS Ain AP ate eee Carol Murphy aN re cess sc dike este vqesvats tak ohcsotoesseieets Mary Childers ORS EN Seer se Fe Saris to cnnetscst csoteces}a. Betty Donahue eR eee rteccchonsssss-ccdecinsacsatecasea Clevia Bisceglia Mees Nearest cress caccvisudenencees Emily DeCarolis PaO Mee ete rok fons exve cas cy csecenecrateenees Elaine Lemire PENTINEA Re ere teeth tossed co ssadtasetene Allan Crossman SUGET NILE ca wee lie agile near eel ree Roberta Marshall UNV SE Ig G daa ata gn nae me Be peere ROe June Rivers [LOR lel re ia re Re Actes Aa RA Joyce Rioux BARGAIN OLS Alp otrcred. A cacsdcs sce vnticroonetsnesoyasd Rita Darr UNNI st oie i en Constance Day ING ANT Wa Ae Sr cg ER ey AEE Philia Greenough BONS PAIN TUAW ee aiecz.cecseetssscces: Malvina D’Innicenzo OLIN ID 99 0S (05 eee eer eee eee Barbara Rogers Bere WOUYIN detec semeces steer ced An itipachs vocieed Rita D'Innocenzo “Rell sa UND oe ailaiae pe aie leeeerieiee rereepes Janet Bailey ANNA, the howsemaid. viececccccccccccccsesees Rita Bilodeau VIGGO, the houseboy— George Toomey, Maurice Afoufa FRIDA, the housekeeper— Miriam Gould, Carol Cabana UNCLE TEODOR FRISTEDT— James Curtin, Stanley Navaroli, Jr. AASE, the cook Barbara Piermarini, Hazel Walker NYBERG, the estate superintendent— Thomas Wright, Richard Cutter KARL OTTO, the coachman— Robert Cook, James Moran seceee WILHELMSSON, the head caretaker— Richard Donnelly, Paul Robinson KASPAR BORGSTROM, the foundry manager— John Freda, James Siciliano ANTON KOLMODIN, Teodor’s secretary— Lawrence Boissoneau, Benjamin Lahti REINHOLD HESSEN, ¢he foundry treasurer— James Kinsella, Brian Langen DIDRIK JULICH, the foundry superintendent— Richard Comeau, James Riley MAURITZ FRISTEDT, Teodor’s nephew— John Pierce, Edward Selig ANNE-MARIE EHINGER, Mawritz’s flancee— Jane Marks, Beverly Day GUNILLA FRISTEDT, Teodor’s mother— Jane Wheeler, Jane Cote ELIZABET WESTLING— Barbara Voedisch, Linda Lamlein INGRID WESTLING— Virgina Osborne, Karen Swanson ELSA WESTLING .... Patricia Connolly, Janet Sicard RING AM ee ecm re Frances Iacaboni BO ASTIA TLIN A Sees xs te con crecenceseeensactavacsue ener Marcia Gillis Ne Wa SU) oleh te rege er eer ea eae Joseph Gabriele ie cn one saaetaerenwnct tones vatsb es John MacGillvray SO UME Geo cavs.niscstatsenccaassacsagerses ce Joanne Consalvo CFE Ble ec 2 2 cules ooo ak Meetesen co sons cach vane Phyllis LItalien IVER lene cece. ocoeestaces stotccagsicecsiesas Lorraine Lapierre OTL RUSASUAN Vcnatcsle sornco stcscseaseceszverssesese Richard Smith DOR TBH Aric tereecsttersvsacbersctactnes Dorothy Desaulniers ENGEL Eerenss reese ce osecseccshsreceonececusveresh ewer sacens Janice Kipp UNI NS coe Sieintorh NG ba ar ee Vine Fee ane Albert Menard CHRON nsec net dine rem aaine cera eemcn einen John Gallagher SIGRID toed ac.v covet ies tec tae taseotacs arenes Nancy Foster SUS OG eS atten reciente aoe Diane Couillard BARB Og eters stetatt cere states cecae as Sheila Tisdale A NDALELA Se ccerevertnat ister tndosts srcamtmiae dis Oca shards Jane Fusco COREA Ber cacccstesteaticrin sx tecestec ener eases Rose Johns HESINUIN Yorucettsc reste eet “Honeybunch” Ostman Where roles have been doubly cast, the first-named player appears at the Wednesday performance, the second-named player, at the Friday evening performance. 69 PRODUCTION STAFF PRODUCTION (MANAGERS oi cccocseceschashpsteswecertsetaen, aeenesemre re Stanley Navaroli, Jr. ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER rwiircecctgseecceeetocce ere David Chester PRODUCTION “DIRECTORS Tr esrrsccsteeet eer ea Sylvia Mason, Margaret Pauley FACULTY «PRODUGTION DIRECTOR irc vesee coca eee John F. Joyce TECHNICAL DIRECT ORO oicscrcccscsessescesneesecrcnscessven seeded ee eatttoceta eee eee Paul Hamel ART. DIRECTOR cscccccccesscnstcessocrucsesooedosqseseictegusduasee ego seeps epeetan cena an ena Robert Bond DANCE. DIRECTOR oii occovccccosseysaedsvedsessutsl verses aueustneetens aeren gaa teicat seneee aaa Janet Bailey MUSIG DIRECTORS arrives scosanune-cosucy- cede cnet eaetene ence en Rose Johns, Marion Whitney STAGE MANAGER 2iiinercsscevssecsnsostsnsncessconceracanesecdduens gu sndseanceey nets ate eeaearas Gary Enright ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS Saree eeeeee Kenneth Farwell, Ronald Furbush CHIBF ELEGTRICTANS i ienseereeeeetesereecee teen eee Donald Gove, Eugene Rosen SOUND EFFECTS MANAGERS ........52..2000. Richard D'Agostino, William McMackin PROPERTY: MANAGERS wiviterccceect terete rere ees Robert Stewart, Peter Stone HAND PROPERTY MANAGERS .... Chiara delGiudice, Nancy White, Mary Pulsinelli BOYS’ WARDROBE, MANAGER file oieeveccenevens ytrerccten inane oemeee ee George Day GIRTS “WARDROBE: MANAGERS) 2 Claudia Robinson, Diane Wiley BOYS MAKEUP MANAGER {oii iccsccessacre i ret een een eer Thomas Fraticelli GIRDS � MAKEUP “MANAGER Worries eet ee re renee Elinor Agurkis SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERS Tiernan eee Fayette Kennard, Ruth Wyman TICKET: MANAGER ir ienccotessccssseanevuntuuees cite seated tea atone ce er eee ee Alan Fraser ASSISTANT. TICKET’ MANAGER cig oe ceeceetuernentenett erate eee Donald Martin POSTER) MANAGER oorcti cou; cussordeoncscrccsvesvaduate Jteeee eee hs Cet eek ear eee Janice Kipp PUBLICITY MANAGERS @) coctecccrcsctes-teeternc ree Colby Hatfield, Lawrence McCrann CHIEF. USHER © 3c i ooo ces caus enn econ ccckas 02s ceeeyte es cee eee ee eee ar ee ear Jeanne Perreault Lighting Staff—Andrew Buja, Bernard Dunn, Richard McAllister, William Ogg, Richard Spiller. Stage and Property Staff—Richard Algier, Donald Bartlett, Ronald Bergeron, Raymond Blanchette, Donald Caisse, Richard Cozzens, John Donovan, Norman Drouin, David Fillebrown, Henry Hannula, Robert Maxfield, Anthony Montaquila, Bruce Moore, Conrad Poulson, Richard Pierce, David Richardson, Ronald Robichaud, Robert Sargent, Frank Swett, Robert Thompson, George Valeri, Carl Whitney, Francis Wyman. Costume Staff—Irene LaCroix, Grace Nacke, Corinne Stebbins, Pauline Stockholm. Ticket and Business Staff—David Corliss, Richard Gilmore, Peter Hebert, Edward Meyer, Philip Sanborn, William Seuss, Donald White. Ushers—Joan Belanger, Marilyn Belliveau, Simone Bolduc, Elizabeth Branch, Phyllis Caron, Diane Coletti, Bette Fagen, Carolyn Haynes, Carol Harvey, Janice Johnson, Sheila Malloy, Nancy Monroe, Janet Moses, Evelyn Paquette, Joan Preston, Paula Rainville, Doris St. Laurent, Joan Santucci, Virginia Saunders, Patricia Thomas. Faculty Counselors and Aides—Charles B. Broderick, Elmer J. Bucknell, Miriam L. Buck- nell, M. Elizabeth Colley, Jeannette Di Paoli, Elinor M. Driscoll, Percy A. Dunlop, Henry B. Fenton, James Geary, Blanche M. Jobes, Emile Johnson, John F. Joyce, Robert C. Laserte, Grace H. Marlowe, Giovanna Mazzola, Lorraine Metivier, Harry A. Mitchell, Harold Noomey, Elizabeth C. Morrill, Claude H. Munson, James F. O'Sullivan, George A. Peck, Rodney F. Poland, Janet M. Ricker, E. Lillian Ricker, Sheila K. Rockwall, Kathleen F. Smith. Honorary Sponsors—His Excellency the Ambassador of Sweden to the United States and Madame Boheman; The Honorable John M. Cabot, the American Ambassador to Sweden, and Mrs. Cabot; Consul Arthur J. Anderson, of the Royal Swedish Vice- Consulate at Boston, and Mrs. Anderson; Madame Marie Sundelius. 70 Bie coe oe GY SOFTBALL First row, left to right: Sheila Malloy, Patricia Malloy, Nancy Breau, Martha Johnson, Carolyn Enright, Carol McMilleon, Lucia, Jane Campbell, Sherill Lambert, Frances Fluet, Lois Nancy Cosenza, Joan Belanger. Moran. Second row: Patricia Boutlier, Linda Mahan, Carol A working person through the day Must have a little fun and play, Something that offers recreation And also offers relaxation. Many people short or tall Enjoy the game of basketball. This sport requires a lot of skill, Found in players on the “Hill”. Can you slam the ball a mile? If you can, it’s big league style. ‘Though you cannot make a run, Playing softball will be fun. We've watched the boys and we've decided Track’s for us—don’t get excited! Around the field we'll run with speed Just so we may take the lead. With skin off knees and bumps on legs You just can't miss those hockey pegs. They may make sticks and may make fouls, But sure enough they've won, by howls. ‘Though these are just a few of the skills They free a person’s mind from ills. What more in school do we want than play! Without these games we just wouldn't stay! FIELD HOCKEY First row, left to right: Dorothy Baldridge, Nancy Campbell, Pauline Ayotte, Joan Gillis, Adelle Branch, Beverly Miles, Carol Breau, Fayette Kennard, Patricia Toolin, Beverly Fau- bert, Rita Bilodeau. Second row: Janet Berthume, Donna Car- luccio, Mary Bagley, Judith Wheeler, Virginia Osborne, Miss Jean Di Paoli (coach). Third row: Patricia Pastore, Sheila Malloy, Ann Wheeler, Sherrill Lambert, Joan Belanger, Bar- bara Piermarini, Marcia Gillis, Nancy Foster, Carol Cabana, Nancy White. SCORES Regional Gardner Regional Gardner BASKETBALL First row, left to right: June Rivers, Ann Wheeler, Dorothy Baldridge, Patricia Toolin, Sheila Malloy, Barbara Piermarini, Carol Cabana, Fayette Kennard, Marcia Gillis, Nancy Foster, Crol Enright, Rita D’Innocenzo, Joan Belanger, Rita Bilo- deau. Second row: Donna Carluccio, Beverly Faubert, Janet Berthume, Barbara Allain, Carol Breau, Cynthia Hildreth, Mary Bagley, Patricia Erdman, Elaine Marshall. Third row: Patricia Pastore, Sherrill Lambert, Mary Golas, Joan Gillis, Carolyn Lanza, Jane Campbell, Judith Wheeler, Beverly Miles, Mary Ann Celli, Miss Jean Di Paoli (coach). SCORES SQUAD B Holdeniman 5 Ksatdnerien, ee 37 Regional gas. 43 Gardner?;s.chaek 26 Regional iy...0.-. a Gardner ............. 16 PAYED Aascoatericarenen 40 Alumni acock: 21 Bernal posse 35 Gardner a ios 18 AVC lige ccsites cones 54 St. Bernard’s ...... 16 Lunenburg ......... 48 Lunenburg ......... 48 In this part of the Bay State winter isn’t like it used to be. We miss the snow flakes and many of our win- ter sports. Although there were no skiing conditions this year, we were fortunate to have beautiful skating weather for our annual Winter Carnival. The ice hockey game, a three to two senior victory over the juniors, and a girls’ individual figure skating contest were the secheduled events that took place in the afternoon at Roche's Pond. For the first time, the Carnival, sponsored by the Student Cabinet, was climaxed by a semi-formal ball with Frankie Dee's orchestra at the City Hall Audi- torium. Trophies were awarded by Miss Jeanette Di Paoli to the winners of the skating contests. Richard Comeau accepted the award for the seniors, while Sylvia Mason received the trophy for the figure skating contest. Mrs. Sheila Rockwell, John McNaney, and John Rogers were the faculty advisors for the whole day. Our principal, Theodore M. Kucharski, crowned the King and Queen, Stanley Navaroli and Janet Sicard. The court attendants were Rita D’Innocenzo, Fayette Kennard, Richard Comeau, and Brian Langen. After the grand march the record-breaking crowd congregated at the Sterling Inn—a perfect finale for a truly great social and financial success. 584,55. 36,0 tbe. 60,.08.89. St. $4. BS BN ee i oa ; Li = ‘ « w ae a ee — Front row, . 20. J 3 39. peg 6.5 y- Af. slg 48: y gag 4. 25 ‘Ee 30 ai ee 2 i it Nn Ny tes i Pe: ae ‘ Sadi, . Wie an ee ae ine left to right: David Chester, Joseph Gabriele, Thomas Fraticelli, James Curtin, James Riley, Robert Bois- soneau, Brian Langen, Stanley Navaroli, John Freda, Ronald Cormier, bush. Second row: Anthony Francis Novak, Paul LeBlanc, more, Donald Joseph, Anthony Iacaboni, William Gardner, Richard Comeau, Ronald Fur- Charles B. Broderick (coach), Peter Drury, Francis Salvatore, Nicholas Mascis, Ernest Sawin, George Dins- Mathew Camar- Rodriquenz, a dd i Qo rm a Ne ia . kk ‘ Ba coer ye Pe =e — s a f; della, Richard Lanza, Ronald LeBlanc, Carmine Picucci (assistant coach), Albert Menard (manager). Third row: Leo Brennan (assistant coach), Robert Rossetti, Domenic Tata, Robert Morgan, Wayne Hatfield, Ronald Palazzi, Rich- ard Pauley, Athony Farinelli, Richard Hazzard, Philip Pirro, Robert McHugh, Frank Armilotti, Chester Keogh, Francis Mangiacotti. ry 43 Ma cae in iva r. fy ra sf Prion - — (coach), John Thomas, David Poultney, Richard Donnelly, Harold Levine, Richard Gilmore, Robert Samia. First row, left to right: Richard Serafini, William Gardner, Ronald Myllykangas, David Chester, Ronald Palazzi, Kenneth Lancelot Fowler Farwell, Ronald Furbush. Second row: James Cu Ronald Cormier FOOTBALL LHS... 7 Nashua. PLS a 4: Ringe Tech. ‘LHS .. Brookline . m@LHS..: Clinton . fee LHS .. Brockton. : Cnet a. segre. f ae LHS 22: Waltham. . Soe Cig y me ad ‘7 ue i ae : G4 LHS Gardner . . ee aS wien 4 Richard Comeau crate Sv ges | LHS .. 34 Revere ; Tae Pak Sige nae mo LHS.72 2) Fitchburg James Riley ee f ¥ ee Nye el aa Ma Sane a TES ey hard Dot Gardner ne LHS Holden LHS 40 Trade. LHS Alumni. . LHS Marlboro LHS 44 Gardner . LHS Fitchburg . LHS St. Bernards LHS Lrmade 22 LHS 36 Athol... LHS Clinton. . LHS 4 Marlboro LHS Gardner . . LHS St. Bernards LHS 2 Athol... LHS Fitchburg . Ha ‘ol First row, left to right: Paul LeBlanc, John Flaminio, Carl John Gallagher, John Pierce, Joseph Gabriele, William Baker, Martin O’Mealey, Paul Martineau, Fred Dombrowik. Gardner, Peter Selig, Ross Deacon, William Buckley. Second row: Charles B. Broderick (coach), Daniel Perry, wick deric obs Frede SCORES TRACK LHS oA 5024 Marlboro ....... LES ee 3424 Gardner ......... LYS acces 36 Fitchburg ...... David Prouty and Mary E. Wells. 82 ashe Meet. yon O° Second place in the Triangle Meet with EUS ooo ae. 45 Mary E. Wells.... 36 Third place in North Worcester County First row, left to right: Ernest Sawin, Robert Boissoneau, (manager). Third row: Carmine Picucci (coach), Cari David Chester, Francis Novak, Henry Lanza. Second row: Agnew, Anthony Montaquila, Robert Morgan, Frank Swett, William Lewis, Domenic Angelini, Paul Padovano, Richard John Thomas, Dohald Deitzel, Emile Johnson, Louis D’Inno- Mazzaferro, Richard Cormier, Daniel Hill, Albert Menard cenzo (assistant coach). SCORES BASEBALL Be tcc SERS CE DeINALdS siento ee 1 Winchendon ....... 2 Pt ais OMA CHO) tracaterancise 2 supra tent occris We MeL ACC DUS Sees fectae 2 Pere DAT NO Leeds... 0 othe OSB Garineter ee ae so Qed ee Sam CINtOl. comin 2 St Aweste berards cr... te cris aerate DePEICCODULG aise cenvecs Henry, Pe. pee uk ae AgaGardher in. : Pe pete, ssi. elie GlintOtige suet cte no First row, left to right: Carol Deitzel (manager), Sylvia Mason (manager). Second row: Robert Boissoneau, James Kinsella, James Riley, James McHugh, Robert Gross (coach). James McHugh ( 3a, - j : it Third row: Robert Guilmette, Richard Sobel, Bruce Brady, Charles Breau, John Donovan, Dexter White, George Toomey, Barry Caisse. John Donovan George Toomey James Kinsella SCORES SWIMMING LHS 18. Gardner .aac LHS 40 St. Johns ............ LHS eee 26 Huntington � LHS 39 Wellesley ........... . EHS 1230500 22 Gardner’... LHS 3423225 26 Brookline .......... Good-bye, fellow classmates. Our job to- gether is done. Now we are setting out for new and mysterious adventures in life. It has been a happy three years and we have built a solid foundation for our futures. Pick up your tool box now, and go on building a rich, prosperous life. 2 | : : | : | Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Agnew Mr. and Mrs. John R. Agurkis Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Amburgey Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baril Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Belanger Mr. and Mrs. John Bisceglia Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Boissoneau Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Bolduc Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Branch Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Bucknell Mr. and Mrs. George E. Cabana Mr. and Mrs. George N. Chester Mrs. Mary K. 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