Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ey Oe 7 Saxon Trade by ee 8 Senior Play ag Se 9 Girls Sports eC 11 Winter Carnival Boys Sports ..................0... 78 l Te FO OUR PRINCIPAL Teachers, unlike manufacturers and other bus- iness men, cannot take a yearly inventory and arrive at an accurate record of accomplishment, for we reckon our success in terms of students’ lives brought to fulf illment in personal happiness and civic responsibility. My administration began as you embarked upon your high school careers. What I achieved in these first three years as principal will be known ten or twenty years from now when I hear good reports of you or feel the good effects in the community of your participation in its affairs. You have begun well, for your class projects have been such as to win respect from your teachers and to inspire the underclassmen to try to follow your good example. Each year the graduating class, singing our Alma Mater song, expresses its gratitude for the benefits derived from its high school years. This year, when you sing “for faith can never know regret,’ I shall take it as your pledge that the faith I have in you is well founded. May your future lives fulfill the highest ex- pectations of your teachers and your parents and your own true selves. THEODORE KUCHARSKI PRINCIPAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Francis McCann, Mrs. Dorothy Ricker, Mayor Laurie Cormier, Superintendent Martin L. Moran, Mr. Hebert Green. Standing: Dr. Albert Menard, Mrs. Geraldine Wheeler, Mr. George O'Toole. MARTIN L. MORAN Superintendent This year we are proud to have with us Martin L. Moran, former principal of the May A. Gal- lagher Junior High School and newly elected superintendent of the Leominster public school system. We, the class of 1956, wish you our very best wishes for a long and happy career as superin- tendent. WILLIAM B. APPLETON Past Superintendent To our former superintendent and past prin- cipal, Mr. William B. Appleton, whom we shall always remember as our Superintendent and as our friend to whom we could turn in time of need. First row, left to right: Henry B. Fenton, Miss M. Elizabeth Colley, J. Richard Sutcliffe, Miss Blanche M. Jobes, Theodore M. Kucharski, John H. Coburn, John McNaney, Mrs. Miriam Bucknell, Everett C. Donnelly. Second row: Miss E. Lil- lian Ricker, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Morrill, Miss Margaret Earl, Conrad D. Geller, Miss Eleanor K. Abraham, Miss Priscilla A. Dionne, Miss Giovanna Mazzola, John H. Rogers, Miss Helen F. Hartnett, Mrs. Patricia Pothier. Third row: Albert F. Christopher, Carmine Picucci, John F. Joyce, George A. Peck, Claude H. Mun- son, Aldrich V. Cousins, John F. Magane, Walter Patacchiola, George J. An- tonioni , Percy A. Dunlop. 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History [PSA TY ge USS Cel ECO 5 kena = Rf BA Bee ene es rea ee Band and Orchestra DEDICATION MR. KUCHARSKI As the first graduating class under the prin- cipalship of Theodore M. Kucharski, we wish to dedicate our yearbook to this man whose per- severance and patience has guided us successfully through our three years on “the hill.” Mr. Kucharski, we, the class of 1956, present to you our humble gratitude. We, the class of ’56, wish to acknowledge-our’ e : appreciation to John McNaney for the tite-he has devoted in guiding us through our three years on “the hill.” During these three years he has helped us with our problems and guided us along the right path. He has helped us with proms, spaghetti sup- pers, assemblies, and above all, has made our graduation an event we shall always remember. John McNaney, we proudly raise our hats to you. OUR ee ADVISOR = MR. JOHN = McNANEY —— ne Ln RR eee First row, left to right: Marcia Lynch, Patricia Molloy, Lois Murrman, Jane Campbell, Mary Bagley, Barbara Allain and Linda White. Second row: Rosalyn Goldberg, Judy Wheeler, Evelyn Munson, Donna Carluccio, Carol Jansson, Janet Ogg, Elaine Marshall, Elizabeth Shepard, Jane Whitcomb, Shirley Betts, Jacki Sawyer and Mary Ann Celli. Third row: Shirley Blanchard, Carol Johnson, Susan Levine, Robert Samia, David Poultney, Donald Poultney, Carol Bergman, Theresa Campbell, Elaine Cocci and Constance Kimball. EDITOR Jane Campbell ART EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BOYS SPORTS Sandra Wilkinson Mary Bagley Robert Samia MAGNET E D I al O RI A L HISTORY SECRETARY CLASS BALLOT Rosalyn Goldberg Lois Murrman Shirley Blanchard — Sel VALE | | GIRLS SPORTS PROPHECY INFORMALS Shirley Betts Joan Derby Barbara Allain SENIOR PLAY TYPISIS BIOGRAPHIES Judith Wheeler Linda White Marcia Lynch | PAIUCTISSIND MANGQEF 25. Nd ying 0g cya tab ties yeah de ROBERT BRENNAN SAllOdelanl Pie OF ea ee a Wo ag tees SHERRILL GEARY MAGNET Assistant Accountant seovesseeecenannanscecs Uetageirhatvdh'sicte ts cecinnrees RiTA LiscoTti BUSINESS | PAPI CCLOTS ances canscateascist SUZANNE SKINNER, JOANNE SOLOMON oT AFF ESET LET Ta al oe Davoie BARRA Sk D Eco ey tees aU MARSHAL PRESS First row, left to right: Marilyn Johnson, Sherril Geary, Sherill Lambert, Robert Brennen, Patricia Erdman, Joanne Solomon and Suzanne Skinner. Second row: Beverly Miles, Betty Hume, Sandra Baer, Leah Lane, Gloria Strickland, Mary Macioce and Theresa Gizzi. Third row: Jean Dilulio, Lemma Brown, Bruce Brady, Kent Carluccio, Jay Saladini and Ruth Hallock. CLASS OFFICERS FRANCIS NOVAK, President GUILIO GRECO, Vice President i 5 4 ; ¥ | J 2 CAROL BREAU, Secretary DOROTHEA BALDRIDGE, Treasurer CARL AGNEW “Bunny Rabbit” “Skip” . . . Commercial . . . Pleasant physical appearance . . . Favorite sport, baseball . . . Likes other sports, too... Favorite subject, U. S. History ... Mem- ber of T.A.G. and L.H.S. baseball and basketball teams . . . “He” is his favorite song . . . Chooses Frankie Laine as his singer ... Worcester Trade. JEANNE MARIE ALLARD “Private Secretary” “Jeanie” . . . Commercial . . . “Egads” . . . Cooks in her spare time . . . What a dancer! ... Listens mostly to Joni James . . . Can frequently be heard singing “How Important Can It Be?” .. . Claims her favorite subject is shorthand . . . Sec- retary of the French Club... A good field hockey and basketball player... Plans to become a secretary after gradua- tion. 1 BARBARA JEANNINE ALLAIN “Nick Nak” SD Atarrre Colleser mame Really aan Secretary of Homeroom 1 .. . Vice Pres- ident Junior Year... T.A.G.... Varsity field hockey, basketball, and _ softball teams ... French Club I, II .. . MAG- NET EDITORIAL . .. Requests for Stan Kenton and Tony Bennett . . . Sporty dresser . . . Guidance Clerk . . . Can be seen with “Nick” ... Booster Club... Flower Girl .. . President, Junior Home- room ... President, G.A.A. . . . Enjoys dancing .. . Pianist .. . Favorite subject, Public Speaking . . . Future physical ed- ucation teacher. ROSEANNE MARIE ARPANO “Open the Door, Richard” Roemer Commerciale em Geel ener. Prefers English . . . Often seen dancing .. . Neat dresser . . . Choral Club... Requests for Stan Kenton and Nat King Cole’s “A Fool Was I’. . . “Oh, Dick!” . .. Always has a smile . . . Ice Skating Clubeeeienoottbal leew AnGaree De: black eyes .. . Future hairdresser at Eliz- abeth Ollis Academy. ANDRE RENE AUBUCHON “Oh, Regina!” “Obit”... Machine Shop . . . ‘““Where’s the Mahoney Pin?” .. . He is often seen painting cars at Cote’s ... Bill Haley and His Comets are his favorites . . . “Six- teen Tons” ...A mathematician... En- joys basketball . . . Plans to be a painter or machinist. MARY ADELAIDE AUCOIN Commercial . . . “You're sporty!” ... Can really dance! . . . Neat dresser... Press Club . . . Treasurer of Room 1 ... Wice President of Sophomore Home- room ... Enjoys bookkeeping . . . Crazy about Basie...� Love that cuy «.. 0: SOnlya yous ee Likesesportsseseen Gan be found on a basketball court . . . Keeps the mailman busy . . . Future ambition, hairdresser. ALLYN ARTHUR AYOTTE, Jr. “AI”... College... Can be found most any time fixing his car . . . When the car is fixed you'll find him at the “Drags” ... Friendly . .. Favorite subject, algebra ... Biology Club... A good pitcher for the L.H.S. baseball team . . . Tunes in to Earl Bostic . . . Plans to study Forestry Conservation. FAY IRENE BACHAND “Guitar Rag” Commercial . . . “What gave you the clue?” ... Frankie Laine fan . . . Enjoys playing tennis and field hockey . . . Mem- ber of Art Club for two years .. . Also, President of Art Club ... Plans to be an art teacher. DOROTHEA K. BALDRIDGE “Ernie” “Dottie”... College . . . Well known and liked by all . . . “Moments To Re- member”. . . Enjoys all sports, especially skiing and field hockey . . . French Club ... Student Cabinet . . . Favorite subject, Public Speaking . . . If you want to find her, look for a cute chick on a pair of skis . . . Treasurer of the Senior Class ... President of Homeroom 1 .. . Treas- urer of French Club... Future ambition, college and teaching. 12 “Bean” ... College. . to hockey” . . . Likes to go fishing .. . JOHN THOMAS BANGRAZI “Drum Beat” . “What a blow Flips over Shorty Rogers and his Giants . . . Basketball is his sport . . . “Pennies From Heaven”... A future commercial artist. ARNOLD BARON “Rocky” . . . Commercial . . . Favorite pastime, automobiles . . . “Take a break” is his advice to all . . . “Play Rock ’n Roll!” . . . Thinks Earl Bostic plays a “wild sax” ... Enjoys English . . . His favorite sport is swimming .. . Plans to help Uncle Sam. CAROL ANN BERGMAN Is That Terrific!” “Bergie” ... Commercial . . . Neat dress- er .: . “Moments To Remember”. . . Enjoys dancing . . . Eddie Fisher fan... . Favorite subject, English . . . Enjoys all sports—especially softball and tennis... MAGNET EDITORIAL .. . Biology Club .. . Always a sport .. . Plans on being a dental assistant. JOYCE BARTLETT ‘Vaya Condios” Joyce .. . Commerciai . . . Going places ... Perry Como fan... Choral Club and Book Club . . . Favorite subjects, short- hand and bookkeeping . . . “To be or not to be” ... Enjoys softball... A likeable girl . . . A member of Grange and 4-H Club ... Plans to be a secretary. LIONEL JOSEPH BERNARD “Home Permanent” “Sonny”... Drafting ... Saxton Trade’s Editor of MAGNET . . . Favorite pas- time, repairing cars ... “You're gonna get it!” . . . Soft spot for Frankie Laine and “Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing” ... Favorite subject, drafting ... Likes football . . . Treasurer of Student Cabinet . . . Future machine and tool designer. 13 ae a FRANCES BARTOLOMEO “Hot Rod Race” “Bart” ... Tool and die maker . . . Keeps saying, “Work hard,” and he does... Number 1 on his list is Bill Haley and His Comets . . . “At My Front Door” . .. Baseball . .. A handy man in the machine shop . . . Plans to make a liv- ing as a die maker . . . Tinkers with radios. SHIRLEY EVELYN BETTS 3 “Nice Things Come in Small Packages’ “Rufus” . . . College . . . “Doesn’t any- body love me?” .. . A friendly redhead with an excellent personality ... Favorite subject, Physical Training . . . Likes to read and sew ... Julius LaRosa fan... Enjoys all sports, especially field hockey PaMAGNED EDITORIAL = or EobeAs ireasurers OfmL-A.Giaeeeeen GAGA Gee What football player does Shirl watch? . . . Hopes to become an elementary teacher. BRUCE BILLINGS “Hey, How About That!” “Brucie” ... College... “Hey wake up, Brucie” .. . Sleepy-head . . . Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Good in math and chemistry . . . Basketball and ice skating . . . Member of French and Reading Clubs . . . Plans to become future presi- dent of J. C. Penney Co., Inc. DONALD EVAN BOOTH “Don” . . . Favorite subject, French... Fan of Guy Lombardo... “Ichabod”... Moulin Rouge . . . Sporty dresser .. . Can always be seen on a pair of skis... An officer in the French Club .. . Plans on going into business . LEON E. BILODEAU “Bill” . . . Commercial . . . Likes gym . .. Hunting is his favorite sport... Likes gym... “And I kid you not!” ... Request for “My One Sin” .. . Thinks Nat King Cole is great . . . Hi, Sailor! It’s the Navy for him. JOAN MARCIA BOUVIER “Young Girl With A Horn” “Joanie” . . . Commercial . . . Bubbles with laughter . . . Nice things come in small packages ... “It’s a panic’... Enjoys listening to Sarah Vaughn .. . Plays a great trombone in the L.HS. Band .. . “The Nearness of You”... Member of the Choral Club . . . Hopes to become an I.B.M. operator. 14 SHIRLEY MAE BLANCHARD “Shirl Girl” College .. . Cute smile... Friendly... Look for her in L.H.S. Band .. . What’s the interest in Connecticut? . . . Enjoys softball and basketball . . . “You're kid- ding”... Likes recordings by Pat Boone ... “Love And Marriage” ... French Club ... MAGNET EDITORIAL .. . Future Teachers of America and G.A.A. Plans to teach. fp a MARY BRACANI “Mimi” ... Commercial . . . Likes book- keeping . . . “I almost care!” .. . Fats Domino is her favorite singer . . . Enjoys the song “Troubles Of My Own”... Can be found in the show or bowling . . . Basketball is the sport for her . . . Junior Editorial Staff, Senior Book Club . . . Future plans, to attend Ward School of Business Science. CAROLE ANN BREAU “Curly Top” “Brillo” ... College ... A perfect class secretary ... Always smiling .. . “Think I'll have my hair cut”. . . Pastime? One of Green’s star soda jerks! ... “Of course!” ... Has a soft spot for Glenn Miller and the Four Aces . . . Request for “If I Could Be With You”... “Get out!” ... Favorite subjects, Chemistry and Public Speaking . . . Real sports en- thusiast . . . Especially swimming .. . G.A.A. ... T.A.G. Executive Board... Booster Club .. . Plans to attend Univer- sity of Michigan ... A future physical therapist. WINSTON ELWIN BRYANT “Quiet But Fun” “Win” .. College... Nice dresser... Friendly . . . Enjoys Solid Geometry ... Whizz on a pair of ice skates . . . “Sep- tember Song”... President of the Read- ing Club ... Plans to become a Civil Engineer. ROBERT C. BRENNAN “Hey, Bud!” “Bob” . . . College . . . Terrific person- ality ... Friendly to all . .. Has a won- derful philosophy of life ... “Do your best in all your undertake” . . . Likes to read ... Hunting and fishing . . . “But, natch!” ... Likes all subjects... A re- quest for ‘Serenade in Blue” . . . Crazy over Stan Kenton .. . Sales Manager of MAGNET . . . Rec Center . . . Future accountant ... C.P.A. WILLIAM DAVID BUCKLEY “Ooooh, Those Eyes” “Billy”” . . . College . . . Nice looking . .. Sporty dresser . . . Member of Read- ing Club, T.A.G., and Ski Club... Full of fun ... Track is his favorite sport . . . Favorite subject, Chemistry . . . His hobbies are skiing and swimming... A Joni James fan... “You Are My Love” . . . Headed for college. 15 ALFRED PAUL BRODEUR “Pint Size’ Commercial ... Better known as Al... Favorite subject, gym .. . Pastime, roller- skating . . . Favorite song, “Ain’t That A Shame”... Prefers Frankie Laine... Excels in baseball . . . Future plans in- clude the Navy. BARRY LEO CAISSE “My Impression of Jonie’ “Buck” ... College . . . There are loads of laughs when this guy is around... He listens to Theresa Brewer . . . Likes SY OU IlleA Caine ae menee hats el tues . . . Physics is his favorite subject... Belongs to the Crafts and Ski Clubs... Member of the Swimming Team, T.A.G., and the Reading Club .. . Enjoys horse- back riding and swimming .. . Plans to go into commercial art with the goal of illustrating books. MATHEW MICHAEL CAMARDELLA “Mat”? College .. . Small but mighty ... L.H.S. varsity football squad ... “Ya all right” . . . Likes to hang around . . . Favorite subject, gym ... Football, baseball, bas- ketball .. . Perry Como and ‘“‘Tina Marie” ... Record Club... Future barber. CYNTHIA MILDRED CARIGNAN “Strawberry Blond” “Cindy” ... College . . . Favorite sub- ject, Public Speaking . . . Enjoys all sports, especially skating and hockey... “Autumn Leaves” ... “Oh, well”... Ardent fan of Perry Como... Likes to go dancing ... French and Choral Clubs eGeACA ee Junior Fortnightly ar Secretary of the Public Speaking Club . . . Will attend Colby Junior College after graduation. JANE D. CAMPBELL “Oh, Stop It!” “Janie” ... College . . . Excellent dresser . .. Soda jerk . . . Spends her time de- signing clothes . . . French and Choral Clubs... G.A.A.... “Autumn Leaves” . .. What's the interest in Connecticut? .. . Nat King Cole .. . Favorite sports, basketball and tennis . . . Editor of our MAGNET ... Future medical secretary. NORMAN PHILIP CARON “Short, Dark, and Handsome” “Sonny” ... Machine Shop . . . Likes football .. . “‘Mmmmm Boy”. . . How his Chevy purrs . . . Rose Mary Clooney ... ‘Sixteen Tons” . .. Blueprint read- ing is his specialty . . . A loyal member of the Naval Reserve Div. 1-32 ... Machinist Mate U. S. Navy is his goal. 16 THERESA IRENE CAMPBELL “Brown Eyes” “Terry” . . . Commercial . . . Honor student .. . “Buddy” . . . Vice President of French Club... T.A.G. .. . Booster Club .... MAGNET EDITORIAL Pleasant personality . . . Never a dull moment ... Dreams to “I'll Never Stop Loving You” ...A great fan of Earl Bostic and Joni James . . . Enjoys swim- ming ... Spends most of her time writ- ing to Dick ... Likes English .. . Future hairdresser. CAROL LOUISE CARTER “Dark Eyes” Commercial . . . Beautiful naturally-curly black hair, lucky girl! . . . “That’s the breaks” . . . Those dancing feet . . . Is frequently seen roller skating . . . Enjoys Frank Sinatra and especially “Moments To Remember” . . . Likes to swim when she gets the time. . . Claims her favorite subject is history . . . Member of Choral Club ... Plans to work in an office after graduation. JOHN WAYNE CARTER “Ginny” “Kinwi” ... Commercial . . . “Tough break”. . . Enjoys fishing . . . Favorite subject, economics .. . Tony Bennett fan - . . May I Never Love Again”... Baseball . .. Member of the Choral Club ... Can be seen at the A P... Will always go along with things . . . Plans to enter the Air Force. SHEILA ROSE COLLETTI “Frankie Boy” Commercial . . . Attractive . . . Prefers shorthand . . . That natural curly hair! ... “You'd better believe it” .. . Spends her time writing letters . . . What’s the attraction in the Navy? ... Dreams to “Why Don’t You Write Me a Letter’ .. . Nat King Cole. . . Flower girl... Booster Club . . . Plans to become a nurse. ELVIRA CICCONE “Wedding Bells’ “Toni” ... Commercial .. . Loves bowl- ing ... Favorite sport, hockey . . . ‘“Scof- fer” . . . Enjoys bookkeeping .. . “Only You” ... Has a soft spot for the Hill- toppers . . . Wants to become a beau- tician. GEORGE ALBERT CORLISS “A-tlantic or P-acific?” George .. . College . . . Don’t let the glasses fool you, he’s no square . . . Likes all sports .. . He “keeps smiling??” ... He digs “Shake, Rattle, and Roll’ (with his old Ford!!) ... Thinks Stan Ken- ton’s band is the most! .. . Likes math . . . Football fan . . . Hopes to attend either B. U. or Beckers. 17 JAMES DOUGLAS CLARK “Cousy, Jr? “Doug = 2. Catpentty 2... Be good” . . . Basketball whiz .. . Likes “The Yel- low Rose Of Texas” . . . Enjoys archi- tectural drafting . . . Theresa Brewer is his favorite . . . President of Student Council ... Hopes to become a carpenter and designer. DENNIS OLIVER CORMIER “Blondie” Dennis... College .. . Big, strong, quiet ... Likes baseball and weight-lifting ... Swoons over Nat King Cole . . . Enjoys “Terror Of Highway 101” .. . Physics class is his favorite . . . Plans to become a pilot in the Air Force. FRANCIS COTY “Hey, What’s Her Name” “Franny” ... Commercial . . . Quite a guy ... enjoys all his subjects . . . Your sporty . . . Makes everything his hobby ... Future plans not yet decided. ELIZABETH ANN DAY “Heavenly Day” pLizauee ee) Commerciale ee eAltumn Leaves” . . . Likes all sports . . . “The Best Things in Life Are Free. . . Favorite subject, Physical Education . . . Enjoys Doris Day . . . Softball enthusiast . . Gets along well with others . . . Hopes to do some type of clerical work in the future. THERESA MARY COTE “ Sweet and Gentle’ “Terry” ... College . . . Sweet but oh so nice! ... “As Time Goes By”... Listens to Perry Como . . . Nat King Cole . . . Softball, basketball, and field hockey . . . “You can’t imagine”... Member of Choral Club, T.A.G., Future Teachers of America, and French Club . .. Fitchburg Teachers College. — —s CAROL ANN DEITZEL “Nice Things Come In Small Packages” “Deitz” .. . Commercial ... A million and one laughs! .. . Can be seen at most sports events . . . Senior cheerleader .. . “JT don’t even wanna hear it!” .. . Favorite Song, “If I Could Be With You”... Enjoys Stan Kenton and the Maguire Sisters . . . Favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . Loves hockey and softball . .. MAG- NET Business Staff .. . T.A.G. Board, Booster Club . . . Future plans, book- keeper. 18 KATHERINE ROSE DAVID “Moments to Remember” “Kay” ... Commercial . . . Sweet kid .. . Has a good word for everyone . Favorite pastime, dancing . . . “Oh, well, that’s the way it goes’. . . Prefers listen- ing to Vaughn Monroe . . . “Unchained Melody” ... Whiz for swimming .. . Favorite subject, English . . . Plans to at- tend Stevens Business School. MARY JOAN DERBY “Sugar ’n Spice ’n Everything Nice’ “Joni” . .. College . . . Oh, those eyes . .. Terrific personality . . . Enjoys play- ing the piano and listening to records, especially the Maguire Sisters . . . Fa- vorite subject is art . . . Always saying “Very good” ... Likes swimming and tennis . . . Marvelous cheerleader on the football field . . . Belongs to Press Club, French Club, MAGNET EDITORIAL, T.A.G., and Booster Club . . . Secretary of her senior Homeroom . . . Plans to go to college. GEORGE DAVID DINSMORE “Dance With Me, Dinsy” “Dinsy” ... Commercial . .. Tall and handsome . . . Has a nickname for all . . . Ready to say, “Uh, Huh! Now we know”... Excels in all sports . . . Foot- ball... We'll never forget the Thanks- giving Game... “Where's Linda?” ... Goes for Stan Freeburg . . . “Beans!” . .. Favorite subject, English . . . Makes an outstanding president . . . Congratula- tions to our representative for Good Gov- ernment Day . . . Ski Club, basketball, baseball, and football take up Dinsy’s time ... This boy is Navy-bound. i 64 CAROLE ANN DUPUIS “Dupe” Commercial ... All right, you guys”... Short and mischievous . . . Full of fun . .. Can always find her running for the bus .. . Works in J. J. Newberry’s... Favorite song, “Only You” . . . Book- keeping and typing are favorites of hers .. . Enjoys listening to Stan Kenton... Excels in field hockey and softball... Active member of Record Club... Plans to become a secretary. PETER ALLEN DRURY “Seen But Not Heard’ “Pete” .. . College . . . Enjoys listening to records . . . What’s the attraction in English class? . . . Joni James and Nat King Cole have his support ... “Here There” is the favorite song .. . He, of all the subjects, likes English ... A foot- ball player for L.H.S.... Real nice guy! . . . Lucky Lu... Plans to enter the U. S. Navy. SHEILA EPSTEIN “Model T? Ford” Sheila .. . College .. . Copper hair... Friendly manner . . . Clothes galore .. . Likes reading and sewing . . . “Ma, the car is broken!” . . . Request for “When We Come Of Age” .. . Loves recordings by Joni James .. . Favorite subject, Chem- istry! . . . Goes out for swimming and horseback riding in spare time... Art Club... French Club... Reading Club .. . Will make a conscientious Florence Nightingale. 19 JUDITH GRACE DUNCKLEE “Judi Raves About Dave’ “Judi” ... College... Friendly ... Al- ways smiling ... “Love And Marriage” . . . Loves swimming and hockey .. . Favorite subject, Public Speaking .. . Likes to dance and write letters . . . “Cross the bridges when you get to them”... MAGNET EDITORIAL, Choral Club, Public Speaking Club, French Club... VIP of Public Speaking Club . . . Mem- ber of T.A.G. ... Plans to go to F.T.C. . . . Wants to teach mentally-retarded children. ROLFE ERDMANN “Ouiet, Please” I College . . . Collects records for a pas- time ... “You don’t know, do you?”... Favorite recording artist is Nat King Cole . . . Likes chemistry . . . What a basketball player . . . Will either go to college or join the Armed Forces. PHILIP MICHAEL FALLON ‘If I Could Be With You” “Phil” . . . College . . . Real collegiate . .. Enjoys listening to Percy Faith and Jaye P. Morgan . Algebra is his favorite .. . Enjoys baseball... V.LP. of Debate Club and Homeroom . . . Mem- ber of the Reading Club... Pla ns to go to college. JAMES JOSEPH FONTAINE “Jiminy Crickets” “Jim” ... Commercial .. . Is he as quiet as he seems? . . . Good sport .. . Likes to hunt and fish in his spare time... a Goshigee eee Crazy RAUtO serene PCLLy Como hits the spot . . . Favorite subject is history . . . Football, naturally .. . Plans to work after graduation. ROSALIE FIORENTINO “What's New?” “Ro” ... Commercial . . . Bowling or movies . . . Enjoys listening to “I Be- lieve” and Julius LaRosa . . . Favorite subject, typewriting Football en- thusiast . . . Ro plans to become a secre- tary. MARTHA MAE FORREST “Sssure”’ “Mart” . . . Commercial . . . In spare time plays records and listens to radio ... “Rock Around the Clock” . . . Roy Hamilton fan Favorite subject is biology . . . Football fan . . . Future plans are to become a nurse or join the W.A.ES. 20 FRANCES GABRIELLE FLUET “Blondie” “Fran”... College .. . Nice smile... Swimming champ . . . Spends a lot of time in Room 4... Has a knack for sewing ... Member of Student Cabinet, I... Rec Center Swim Team . . . Often seen with Novak .. . “All American” . .. Enjoys Guy Lombardo . . . “Septem- ber Song”... Good in sports . . . Future ambition, Physical Training teacher. MARCIA ANN FREEMAN “Marshmallow” Marcia . .. Commercial . . . “Oh, gee!” Fan of Les Brown’s orchestra . . . Favorite subjects, English and typing . . . “Mo- ments To Remember’ . . . Can be seen either in Caswell’s and Wilder’s . Loves to watch football games ... Is a member of the band, orchestra, and Cho- ral Club . . . Always speaks to everyone .. . Plans on becoming a secretary. KENNETH BERT FRYE “Tarzan” K. B. ... College . . . The outdoor type ... Travels by motorcycle ... “Gung ho,” says he . . . Give him the w-i-d-e open spaces ... “Terror of Highway 101 nee) Wigs: Bill Haley and His Comets . . . His favorite subject is geog- raphy .. . Bowling, anyone? .. . Aspires to be a game warden. 7 t JEAN MARIE GAUDREAU “Dicky Bird” Jean . . . College... A girl with a vivid personality . . . Friendly to every- one... Enjoys dancing . . . Her favorite saying is ‘“C’est La Vie”... Favorite song is “Moments To Remember” . . . Jean would pick Glenn Miller and Nat King Cole as her favorite band and singer any day of the year... Enjoys English... Whiz on the hockey field .. . Member of Press Club, T.A.G., French Club, and Choral Club . . . Hopes to become a teacher of mentally-retarded children. RICHARD FURMANICK “Dick” ... Carpentry . . . Favorite say- ing “I guess so”... Likes riding in cars ... Enjoys listening to “I’m Movin On” . . . Songs by Hank Snow and Webb Pierce .. . Likes to repair cars... Plans to be carpenter or farmer. Beas Te ; ; SHERILL ANN GEARY “Moments To Remember” Sherill . . . College . . . Has a winning smile and friendly personality . . . Enjoys reading and listening to Perry Como... . Future Teachers of America, French Club, and MAGNET Business Staff . . . History is her favorite subject . . . Swim- ming .. . Student director of the Senior class play . . . Hopes to teach in the ele- mentary grades. 21 FAY GALLAGHER “Sweet and Lovely” Fay ... Commercial . . . Shy but sweet 50 o Ines mek, TO, sia 5 5 o vaibeln Flanagan fan... . He’ .. . English grinder . . . Likes Basketball . . . Will Ha a good secretary for some lucky oss! LAWRENCE GEISELMAN “Home by the Fire” “Larry”... Commercial... Family man . .. Good in basketball . .. Do you get the idea? .. . Goes for Vera Lynn . Whiz in math ... Favorite sport, basket- ball... Future plans, advance education. BEVERLY ALICE GIRARDIN “Dear John” ‘“Beve” ... Commercial .. . Stars in her eyes ... Spends her leisure time dancing T.A.G. ... Guidance clerk . . . Pre- fers stenography . . . Field hockey, soft- ball, basketball . . . Crazy about Earl Bostic and Nat King Cole . . . French Club, I... No letter today! . . . Private secretary. CARL LEROY GRUBB “Tiebschen” “Grubby” . . . College . . . Good look- ing ... Nice personality . . . Likes swim- ming and bowling . . . Favorite singer Pat Pollock? . . . “Love And Marriage’ . . . Goes for German . . . President of Camera Club .. . Should make progress in the ministry. Pe, ROSALYN GOLDBERG - “You Don’t Count!” “Roz”... College... A little girl with a big voice... . “Dance with me, Dinsy (Henry)” . . . Her favorite subject is English . . . Likes songs by the Four Freshmen ... Bowls and swims... New- berry’s salesgirl .. . A member of Choral Club and MAGNET EDITORIAL Staff . .. Hopes to become a nurse. SONJA MILLIE GUNNARSON “Pennies From Heaven” Sonja... College .. . “Y’ know what!” . . . Favorite subject, Public Speaking ... Enjoys badminton ... A Frank Sin- atra fan... Enjoys going to the movies . . . Choral Club . . . Pleasing person- ality! ... A voice like LuAnn Simms... Plans on being an airline hostess. 22 GIULIO GRECO “Ouite a Ladies’ Man’ “Greck” . . . Commercial . . . Friendly guy with a wonderful smile... At ease ... “Stormy Weather” is a favorite of his .. . Doris Day is tops on his juke box list . . . Favorite pastime, dancing .. . Baseball . . . Favorite subject, English .. . Runs that mile in pretty good time ... U.S. Air Force, here he comes. BARRY RUSSELL HARRIS “Off to the Tow” Barry ... Commercial .. . Quiet till you get to know him . . . Quite a skier . . Active member of Ski Club... Favorite © subject, chemistry .. . Member of Student Cabinet .. . Plans to attend college. ROBERT HARRIS “Rocky” “Bob”... College . . . Enjoys roller skat- ing .. . Swing that ‘“Rock-a-beating Boo- gie’ ... Fan of Bill Haley and His Comets... Favorite subjects are mechan- ical drawing and economics . . . Likes football and baseball . . . Plans on becom- ing a draftsman. DONNA LEA HILL “The Bible Tells Me So” “Don” ... Commercial . . . Quiet type ... Nice smile. . . Likes roller skating . . . Eddie Fisher is her favorite crooner ... “Sure you do” ... Works in the principal’s office . . . Favorite subjects in- clude stenography and bookkeeping... Should make a competent secretary. HENRY HEALY “Over The Snow Slopes’ “Hank”... College .. . Tall and lanky . . . Favorite subject, chemistry . . . En- joys skiing and golf ... Asks for “‘Six- teen Tons” ... Active member of Ski Club... Prefers Glenn Miller .. . Plans to attend Holy Cross. NANCY MARIE HOLMES aN angers COMMELCIa| Mem DOLLY, huh!” . . . Well-liked person ... Can be found in the main dish line . . . “Pass the salt” ... A good stenographer . An Earl Bostic fan . . . Loves that “Song Of The Dreamer” .. . Likes sports—pre- fers bowling ... A Flower Girl . . . Sec- retarial career. 23 DAVID FULLER HENAULT “A Real Clown” “Dave” ... College... “Love And Mar- riage’ . . . Favorite subject, mechanical darwing . . . Can't live with him and can’t live without him .. . Life of the party ... Likes to ski, play baseball, and ice skate . . . Always seen working in the First National Store . . . Clubs in- clude the Camera Club... “Skin”... Enjoys playing the clarinet . . . Benny Goodman fan .. . In the future? F.T.C. DONALD HUNTER “Don” College . . . Always playing the piano .. son of a gun!” . ... Likes to play golf... A Perry Como fan . . . “Love And Marriage” .. . Favorite subject, chemistry . . . Radio Club . . . French Club .. . Future, college. ANTHONY JOHN IACABONI “Squirrel” “Undaw” ... College . . . Enjoys listen- ing to rhythm and blues . . . “I’m eating spaghetti tonight” . . . Football is his favorite sport . . . Likes to listen to “I Hear You Knocking” by Roy Hamilton . .. Favorite subject is English . . . Be- longs to Press Club .. . Plans to enter the U. S. Army after graduation. CAROL ANN JOHNSON “Rags To Richie” Carol . . . College . . . Oh! those eyes . .. Enjoys reading ... “Yeah, all right” ... Thinks “September Song” is really dreamy . .. Likes Stan Kenton . . . Plays basketball in her spare time . . . Active in French Club, T.A.G., MAGNET ED- ITORIAL Staff . . . Plans to enter nurs- ing at Burbank Hospital. CAROL HELEN JANSSON “Smile, Smile, Smile’ “Janse”... College . . . “Who's blush- ing now?” ... Carol is the salesgirl with the winning smile in Lubin’s . . . “Oh! Stop it!” . .. Carol’s favorite song is “Tenderly” .. . Enjoys listening to Nat King Cole and Glenn Miller . . . Chem- istry is one of Carol’s many fortes .. . Can be seen at every football game and also at the tennis courts during the sum- mer... Member of the MAGNET EDI- TORIAL Staff, T.A.G. Board, Booster Club, Tennis Club, Art Club... She was also a Flower Girl at the 1955 grad- uation ... Plans to attend the University of Massachusetts. EMILE JOHNSON “Bubsy” ... Machine Shop... A great baseball pitcher! . . .” Come On”... Gone fishing! . . . An ardent admirer of Patti) Paceisiae las ay SOtt spotmoren Hear You Knocking” . . . Favorite sub- ject, History . . . Enjoys playing baseball . . . Participates in most sports at Rec. Center . . . Future — Fitchburg State Teachers College. 24 ALAN JOHNSON “Fix it Please’ “Al”... College . . . Enjoys working on car... Favorite singer, Joe Turner . .. Favorite subject, U. S. History .. . Enjoys hunting .. . Future plans include mechanics. MARILYN JOYCE JOHNSON “Johnny” ... Commercial . . . Likes to dance ... Friendly . . . “That's terrific” .. . Favorite song, “You Belong To Me” .. . Enjoys listening to Ralph Flanagan and Billy May . . . Favorite subject, office practice . . . Favorite sports, soft- ball and hockey . . . MAGNET Business Staff . . . Enjoys working at the super- intendent’s office... Future plans, F.T.C. ... An elementary school teacher. DONALD FRANCIS JOSEPH “Me, Flat Top” “D. J.” ... Tall, dark, and what a smile! ... Always fooling around .. . Enjoys listening to rhythm and blues . . . Sports occupy much of his time—especially football... “Oh! huh?” ... Patti Page’s most ardent admirer . . . Has a soft spot for ““Tenderly” . . . Often seen at T.A.G. ... Star end on L.H S. varsity squad... Future plans, service. WAYNE KENDALL “One at a Time, Girls” BMistet Xcure) = Collegely.)- uy es; Sif!” Nice looking . . . Favorite subject, chem- istry . . . His hobbies are swimming, skiing, skating, and dancing .. . Develops pictures as a pastime . . . Favorite sport, football . . . Future plans, to become a Veterinarian. HEIDI ELIZABETH KELLER “Ph—liped Her Lid!” Heidi .. . College .. . “He’—who?... Enjoys playing the piano... Perry Como is her favorite crooner .. . Likes English ... Busy girl .. . “Bromley, here I come” . . . Biology Club, Ski Club, Co-Editor of Senior High Notes . . . Secretary of Central Massachusetts Interscholastic Press Association .. . Student Director of the Senior Class play .. . Future language teacher. CONSTANCE LORRAINE KIMBALL “Cute Stuff’ “Connie” ... College... Friendly .. . Perry Como fan . . . MAGNET EDI- TORIAL Staff, French Club, Student Cabinet . . . Enjoys basketball and ice skating . . . “Melody Of Love” is her favorite song . . . “Meanwhile, back at the ranch” . . . Favorite subject is math- ematics ... Can be seen at W. T. Grant's ... Likes to dance . . . What’s the big attraction—Air Force? . . . Secretary of Homeroom 7 ... Future plans, Becker Junior College .. . Medical Secretary ... Good luck, Connie! : : es F «i LAWRENCE KENDALL “Sailing, Sailing” Joe 2) Gommerctal Say = Short in stature but mighty powerful . . . Can usually be found watching television... Prefers Percy Faith and ‘Suddenly There’s A Valley” ... Excels in geog- raphy and baseball .. . Plans to join the U. S. Coast Guard. JANE ANITA LACLAIR “How About That!” “Spooki” .. . College . . . Pleasing per- sonality . .. Friendly smile . . . Known for her interesting essays, five-minute speeches, and compositions . . . Enjoys dancing ... Les Elgart . . . Likes listening to “My Boy, Flat Top” ... Her favorite class is Public Speaking . . . Likes swim- ming ... Was a representative at Girls’ State .. . Member of the Student Cabinet . . . Reading Club . . . Future Teachers of America... Plans to attend Fitchburg Teachers College. ra LEAH ELLEN LANE “What To Do?” Leah ... College . . . You'll find Leah either reading or listening to the radio . . . Eddie Fisher is her favorite singer ... “Autumn Leaves” ... “Oh, no!” Likes Public Speaking class .. . Member of the MAGNET Business Staff .. . Plans to attend Winthrop Community Hospi- tal. BETTE JEAN LAWRENCE “Di Bello Mia Core” Bette .. . College . . . Nice dresser... Friendly . . . Full of fun . . . Pop Corn Queen at the Plymouth Theater . . . Mem- ber of Reading Club, MAGNET EDI- TORIAL Staff, and Booster Club . . . En- joys writing letters, especially to that fel- low in New York .. . Tunes in to “Why Don’t You Write Me’... Plans to attend Worcester School of Business Science for I.B.M. RICHARD JOHN LANZA “Hold That Line” “Dick” ... College... A great football star .. . Likes all sports . . . “Don’t Be Angry” ... “There'll come a day” . Favorite singers are the Four Aces .. . In school he likes solid geometry .. . Friendly .. . Full of pep! .. . A member of the Reading Club . . . Representative at Boys’ State . . . Plans to attend college and become an engineer. JOSEPH PAUL LEBLANC ‘T’'ll Get By” “Joe White”... Commercial . . “Huh!” . . . Goes in for football . . . Favorite subjects, gym and lunch! . . . Likes listen- ing to Glenn Miller and Patti Page... Record Club . . . Future, wants to be a millionaire. 26 DOLORES LAPOSTA “Oh, Get Out” “Ditty” ... Commercial .. . Very polite . . . Easy to talk to. . . “That's for the birds” . . . Enjoys listening to the radio . .. Favorite song, “If” .. . Has an inter- esting hobby collecting movie books... Favorite singer, Perry Como . . . Basket- ball . . . Favorite subject, bookkeeping . .. Plans to become a secretary. RONALD RICHARD LEBLANC Toker” “Roan”... College . . . ‘Have no fear, Roan is here” . . . He’s suddenly ill; call Doc “Wheeler” .. . Plays a good game ... Whiz at geometry? .. . Roy Hamilton fan ... Football . . . “Let’s have some laughs” ... Time! ... One of the big three . . . Plans to be a draftsman. RAYMOND LEMIEUX “Moe” “Lemmy”... Cabinet making . . . “Got- cha!” . . . Good looking . . . Digs Patti Page . . . His favorite wax is “Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing” ... Does a little weight-lifting . . . Member of the Rec. Swimming . . . His favorite subject is math .. . Hunting .. . Plans to join the marines. JOSEPH LISCIOTTI “Those Flirty Eyes’ “Joe” ... Commercial . . . Flirty eyes! ... Always talking . . . Favorite subject, Sociology . . . Enjoys listening to Stan Kenton and Intermission Biff... A Dinah Washington fan .. . Likes skiing and _ skating . A future Air Force Cadet. LORETTA DONATA LEONE “Lorri”... Commercial . . . English class rates tops with her . Her standing motto is “Qui sera, sera”... She hits a high range in Choral Club . . . Accord- ing to her, Ray Anthony has the coun- try’s top orchestra . . . Looks forward to a career as a beautician. NANCY LLOYD “Nursey” a INanseeeen Col leceuems OulctaE EAL ways doing crossword and jigsaw puzzles . . “So what” . . . Basketball is her favorite sport . . . Prefers Perry Como . .. “Suddenly There’s A Valley” ... Nan’s favorite subject, Sociology .. . Book Club ... Wants to be a nurse. 27 CAROL LEROY “Blondie” Carol . . . Commercial . . . Often seen roller skating ... “I'll never tell”... Favorite subject, English . . . Soft spot for Roy Hamilton and “It’s Almost To- morrow’... Likes to swim .. . Belongs to the Record Club and Whalom Roller Skating Club... . Plans to become a sec- retary. ROBERT FREDERICK LIMA “Silent Partner” “Bob”... Carpentry . . . Enjoys hiking ... Bluepront reading ... “I don’t know” ... ‘Sixteen Tons” . .. Frankie Laine ...A hockey player .. . His ambition is to become a carpenter. : ‘ae NANCY ANN LUCIER “Nice Brown Eyes” “Nan” .. . Commercial . . . Oh, those rosy cheeks! . . . Likes horseback riding ... A whiz on a pair of ice skates or with a softball bat... “Hey”... “Huh!” ... “I give up”... “Love Is A Many-Splen- dored Thing” . . . The Four Aces and Sammy Davis, Jr. are favorites of hers ... Member of Art Club and MAGNET EDITORIAL Staff . . . “Interior decorat- ing, here I come!” CLARE MACMILLAN “Cici” .. . Commercial . . . “You're get- ting sporty”... Everyone’s friend ... Enjoys playing basketball . . . Spends her leisure time roller skating . . . Prefers Glenn Miller and “He” .. . Likes Eng- lish . . . Always ready to help... Will make a charming model. :s } MARCIA JEAN LYNCH “Such a Laugh!” “Lynchie” .. . College . . . Always smil- ing... “Check that eyebrow!” . . . Loves all sports, especially tennis .. . “Is my face red?” .. . Has a soft spot for “Im- patient Years’ and Nat King Cole . . English is Marcia’s favorite subject .. . “Oh, stop!” ... MAGNET EDITORIAL, Art Club, Ski Club, Booster Club, Flower Girl, and Usher at Senior Reception .. . Future plans—Journalist, Boston Univer- sity. BARBARA MAHAN CHey hil ie “Barb”... Commercial .. . Always wear- ing a smile |) Usually in a) rush. - Enjoys ice skating . . . Favorite subject, shorthand . . . “I’m In The Mood For Love”... Perry Como fan. . . Treasurer of Sophomore Homeroom. Book Club and Arts and Crafts Club. 28 MARY ANN MACIOCE ‘‘Ain’t She Sweet” Commercial . . . Small, cute, and very neat... “Tough blow” . . . Spends her spare time buying clothes and writing letters . . . Favorite song is “Band Of Gold”. . . Enjoys listening to Stan Ken- ton and Roy Hamilton . . . Likes sten- ography the best . . . Plays basketball . . . Member of MAGNET Business Staff and Junior Fortnightly Club . . . Homeroom secretary . . ; Plans to attend a business college and become a medical secretary. LINDA MAHAN “Gold Russ” College . . . Often trying to get the Buick ...A Roy Hamilton fan .. . Likes horse- back riding and ice skating . . . Tough blow to hockey . . . How are things in Bermuda? ... Enjoys Latin IV... “Lull- aby of Birdland” sends her . . . Art Club ... A future commercial artist. eens CHARLES JOHN MANCA “Young Caruso” “Dinggo” ... Carpentry .. . Crazy over “Sixteen Tons” ... Goes for shows . . Thinks the Crew Cuts are “the most’ ... “Oh, yes” .. . Favorite subject, Eng- lish . . . Always -seen at football games ... Dancing and swimming are favorites of his . . . Vice President of Student Cabinet . . . Saxton Trade’s Co-Editor ... Plans a Navy future. SAMUEL MARTINO, Jr. “Go Man Go” “Sam” ... College . . . The boy with rhythm in his feet .. . Enjoys Stan Ken- ton... “Laura” is a favorite of his .. . He'll be fixing hot rods if you want to find him . . . “Have no fear ’cause you know who’s here” . . . His favorite sub- ject is history . . . He’s a real “cool kid” on the baseball diamond . . . Plans to go to automobile school— (UCLA). ROGER ANTHONY MARRAMA “Chief Pontiac” “Rogo”.. . College . . . Quite the ladies’ man... “Are you going down?” .. . Enjoys football . . . Pleasant personality . .. Liked by everyone . . . Often heard saying “C’mere” . . . ‘““Where’s the party tonight?” . . . Has a great liking for English . .. Asks for “Come to Sorento” . . . Requests Perez Prado . .-. Choral Clibsscnet LA. Guers Oh ithatesporty hair! . . . Future Navy Officer. NICHOLAS PETER MASCIS “Hajii Barbara’ “Nick” .. . College . . . Sports, football, basketball, track . . . “Moments to Re- member’... Nat King Cole... Where’s B. A.? ? 2... Terrific dancer . . . Presi- dent, Junior Homeroom . . . “Hey, huh” ... Prefers bookkeeping . . . A credit to L.H.S. football team .. . Future account- ant. 29 ELAINE MARSHALL “Wow! What a Time in Chemistry!” “Skip” ... College . . . Goes all out for sports... “I Believe” ... Glenn Miller fan ... Sparkling personality ... Has a smile for everyone . . . Favorite subject is sociology .. . Likes to swim . . . Sec- retary of Ski Club .. . MAGNET EDI- HORTATSStatteueen GelcAor meee blansato be a missionary nurse in a foreign field . . . New England Deaconness Hospital. PAUL McCGUINNESS Mac” Commercial . . . Favorite saying, “Cap- tain Easy” . . . Enjoys listening to the radio and records . . . “Rock A’ Beatin’ Boogie” . . . Favorite subject, math... Bill Haley and His Comets . . . Can be seen at the Ski Tow or at the Leominster Junior Ski Club... . Mac plans to enter the Air Force. ROBERT MCHUGH “Money, Money, Money” “Bob” . .. College . . . A man of few words! .. . Enjoys doing nothing! . His favorite subjects, the Sophomores! ... “You Are My Love”... A Richard Maltby fan . . . Football and skiing .. . Ski Club... Wants to be a millionaire —but then, who doesn’t? PATRICIA ELLEN MOLLOY “Johnny Guitar” “Pat” ... College . . . Blonde hair and blue eyes—what a combination! Q “That figures” . Enjoys horseback riding ... “If I Loved You” . . . Listens to Stan Kenton . . . Favorite subject, World History .. . Plays basketball .. . Belongs to French Club and MAGNET EDITORIAL Staff . . . Plans to be an executive secretary. JOAN BARBARA MESSER “Jack Be Nimble... Jack Be Quick” “J. B ... Commercial ... Blonde... Nice eyes .. . Enjoys reading and writing letters . . . Favorite saying, “That’s a tough blow to hockey” . . . Enjoys hear- ing “Moments To Remember” . . . Fa- vorite singer is Nat King Cole and favor- ite band is Stan Kenton’s . . . Enjoys pub- lic speaking . . . Participates in skiing and swimming... J. B. is a member of the Press Club and Debate Club... An usher and flower girl at 1955 graduation . . . Who is going to be the lucky boss to have her as his private secretary? + PATRICIA MONROE “Skater’s Waltz” “Pat” ... Commercial . . . “I care—you think so?” .. . Always happy . . . Quite a typist . . . Enjoys listening to “Dream, Dream, Dream” and Ray Anthony... Likes bowling and skating . . . Member of Art Club and Skating Club... Fa- vorite pastime, dancing . . . Likes algebra . . . Plans to attend Fitchburg State Teachers College. 30 HESTER ANN MEYER “Nice Things Come in Small Packages” “Honey” ... College . . . Real cute girl with a bubbling personality . . . Tunes in to Nat King Cole... “Unchained” is her favorite song . . . Favorite pastimes include dramatics and music . . . “You just think you are” .. . President of French Club .. . Member of Choral Club, F.T.A., Jr. member of Fortnightly .. . Secretary of Homeroom 4.. . Likes field hockey and basketball . . . Plans to study liberal arts at college. JOHN MONTAQUILA “Oh, Mein Papa’ Plastics . . . Disabled American Veteran ... Student Cabinet member ... A family man .. . Favorite expression, “Watch and you will learn” . . . Enjoys Perry Como .. . Likes most songs .. . Former member of Seabee’s during W.W. II... Very quiet ... Loves to fish and swim... Never misses a football game on televi- sion . . . Takes pictures . . . Shop is his favorite subject . .. Enjoys cars ... Plans to be a sample maker in plastics. BARRY MOREY “Seen But Not Heard’ Battveeeme commercial)... Sports)... . Favorite song, “Bo Diddley” . . . Favorite band, Ray Anthony . . . Enjoys baseball ... Tall, dark, and good looking. RICHARD MORISSETTE “Dick” . . . College . . . Crazy crew cut . .. Thinks football is “the most”... Earl Bostic and the Four Aces... Has a yearning for “Love Is A Many Splendored Thing” ... Is always seen riding around in his “Chevy” . . . “Hey Huh?” Likes study hall best of all... Plans to join U. S. Navy. LOUISE IDELL MORGAN Commercial .. . Works hard at her pas- time . . . “Autumn Leaves” .. . Perry Como fan .. . Favorite subject is book- keeping . . . Enjoys ice skating very much . +� . Future secretary. JOHN THOMAS MULLANEY “Jack”... College . . . Pleasing person- ality with a friendly smile . . . Enjoys basketball and listening to records . Favorite subject is sociology . . . Favorite singer, Dizzie Gillispie . . . Enjoys the “Big Beat” ...A good dancer . . . Co- Editor of the Press Club . . . Plans to at- tend Holy Cross. 31 ROBERT MORGAN “Always on time” “Bob”... Commercial . . . Quiet in class . .. Bo-Didley . . . Enjoys football .. . Favorite pastime, relaxing. - ‘ 4 j LOIS ANN MURRMAN “Live Wire” “Lo” ... College . . . ‘Moments To Remember” leaves a deep sigh... Ardent fan of the Hill Toppers Glenn Miller .. . Public Speaking is lots of fun as far as she is concerned . . . No one is a stranger when “Lo” is around . . . “Lone- ly little hermit with an inferiority com- plex” is her favorite “dig” .. . Enjoys all sports, especially field hockey swim- ming ... Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Public Speaking, Press Club, French Club . . . Secretary of the MAGNET EDI- TORIAL Staff... Oh! You lucky kids— she wants to be a teacher! EDWARD ALFRED NADEAU “Eddie” . . . Commercial . . . Just can’t leave the girls alone . . . Enjoys “Sud- denly There’s a Valley” .. . Jo Stafford is his favorite singer . . . Likes to play football . ... Always saying “Shut up, you dummy!” . .. What a roller skater! . . . Member of the Whalom Rollerin Glub :. = Ghoral’ Club). =. Recreation Center . . . Enjoys studying math... Fu- ture sailor in the U. S. Navy. RICHARD NEWELL “Office Report, Please” “Dick” .. . College ... Tall and dark . . . Favorite pastime-making models of homes . . . Request for “The Bible Tells Me So’... . Likes the Jackie Gleason Or- chestra . . . “Wait ’till the ball is cen- tered” . . . See you at the ski-tow . Favorite subjects, physics and mechanical drawing .. . Member of Radio Club... Future draftsman at Pratt and Whitney. RODERICK THOMAS NORRIS “Put a Smile in Your Smoking” “Pete”... Plastics... “You don’t know, do you?” .. . A member of the Student Cabinet . . . Enjoys Fats Domino’s “Poor Me”... A good basketball player... The army has an eye on him. bance dat oc ae ees Te ee a? cae) aS ics als ee hal sh Pi i aad FRANCIS LEONARD NOVAK HENRY NOVAK RICHARD O’DONNELL “Hey, There’ “Rocky” Tanet” “Frank” ... College .. . Easy going .. . A woman hater . . . Cabinet Department “Dick” .. . Commercial . . . L.H.S. track Responsible . . . Junior and Senior Class .. . Member of the Student Cabinet ’56 star... “Bonita”... Swing) 2.sLaeee president . . . Pastime, collecting records .. . Enjoys dancing, swimming, fishing, listening to Perry Como and Ray An- . . . Enjoys listening to Joni James... and skating ... The Four Aces... “Love thony ... “Skin Deep” .. . 10:5 track Favorite song, “Is It Any Wonder” . Is A Many-Splendored Thing” ... Mr. man... Art Club. . . Works on hot Member of Student Cabinet . . . Captain Michell’s math whiz . . . Member of the rods .. . Future commercial artist. of baseball team . . . President of Home- Acadion Club ... He is navy-bound. room, Junior year . . . Enjoys football . . . Favorite subject, history . . . Future plans include college. 32 JOAN ESTHER PARNHAM “Moments To Remember’ College . . . Stamp collecting . . . “Oh, Fudge!” ... Perry Como fan . . . Favorite subject is chemistry . . . Goes out for volleyball and basketball .. . Member of T.A.G. ... Plans to become a nurse. ROBERT EDWARD PETERSON “The Green Hornet” “Pete” ... Tool and die making... “Somebody goofed’” . .. A Perry Como fan but likes to listen to “Rock Around The Clock” .. . Enjoys his shop work and likes to repair, make, or invent anything mechanical . . . Horseback riding and skating ... National Guard .. . Plans to be the top machinist in Brookline, N. H. JOAN M. PATALINO “Rick-O-Shay Romance” “Joanie” ... College .. . Beautiful dark hair and eyes . . . Sparkling personality ... Loves dancing . . . Can be heard say- ing “Ain't that a shame!” .. . “I Belong to You”... Likes music by Ralph Flan- agan . . . Loves algebra . . . Hockey is her favorite sport . . . French Club and Reader’s Club . . . Plans to attend Fitch- burg Teachers College and become a teacher. RICHARD PITTS “Pitsy” Commercial . . . Happy-Go-Lucky .. . Favorite class, history . . . Fond of base- ball ... Ardent fan of Glenn Miller and jo Jems . 5. “lin Wire Weel? . . . Record Club... Future accountant. 33 RICHARD PELLETIER “Janie” “Pella” ... College . . . Enjoys all sports . . . One poster, please! . . . Interested in “Jr. class, Huh??” ... Press Club... Neat ... Oh! that wavy hair .. . One of the boys . . . “All By Myself” . .. Ralph Flanagan . . . Art School. RONALD ELLIOT POULSON “Song of the Bees” “Buzzy” ... College . . . Who's that tall guy with the Colgate smile? .. . “Oh, my heart” ... Tunes in to Sunrise Serenade; Glenn Miller and his orchestra make for good listening . . . Favorite subjects are mechanical drawing and solid geometry ... Plays baseball . . . Plans to become a draftsman. MARSHAL PRESS “Porky” College . . . Active on MAGNET Busi- ness Staff . . . Can be frequently seen run- ning the movie projectors in the assem- bly hall . . . Finds fishing his favorite sport... Votes for Joni James as best singer... Efficient . . . Should make an excellent teacher. CARL FRANK ROBINSON “How Important Can it Be?” ‘Ticker” ... Commercial .. . Well liked . . . Always working on “1940 Chevy” ... “That’s the breaks” . . . Favorite sub- ject, English ... Singer, Perry Como... Excels in track and baseball . . . You'll find him in the tardy office . . . Future state policeman. JOAN FAY PUTNAM “Because I Care!” College . . . Cute chic... A favorite of boys and girls . . . Enjoys horseback rid- ing .. . Great basketball fan .. . Crazy over the Four Freshmen and “Day by Day” . . . Claims her favorite subject is sociology . . . Member of the Art Club ...A future airline hostess. ANTHONY F. RODRIQUENZ “Good Looking” “Rod” .. . College . . . Favorite saying ‘Swing’. . . Enjoys playing the sax at Nelson’s . . . Favorite song, ‘“Tale of the African Lobster” . . . Favorite subject, sociology . . . Enjoys hearing Stan Ken- ton with June Christy ... Football... Record Club . . . Future plans, musician. 34 dij JOHN TRUE RIDLEY “Nothing False About Him” College . . . ‘Take it easy” is his saying, but he doesn’t . . . Likes writing and speaking .. . English enthusiast . . . Go- ing swimming or going to play golf? ... Favorite song, ‘Ebb Tide”... Glenn Miller tops his list of orchestra leaders . .. Plays in L.H.S. band and orchestra . . . President of Biology Club; Junior and Senior President of Debate Club... An honor roll student . . . Future plans include college and the ministry. ee ARTHUR PAUL ST. YVEs, JR. “Death Before Dishonor” Arthur .. . Commercial . . . Records and reading take up a great deal of his time ... Glenn Miller fan .. . Favorite sub- ject, U. S. History . . . Enjoys football . . . Belongs to Choral Club .. Future plans, Air Force. i Pan se eye le eer ie Hein BETSEY MARIE SALMAN “Guess What” SBetsaeeeee Commercial’: . . Quiet - Can be frequently seen roller skating... “Love and Marriage”... Perry Como fan . .. Favorite subject is shorthand . . . En- joys ice skating and swimming very much _... Future secretary. ERNEST EDWARD SAWIN “Dot and Dash” “Ernie” ... College . . . “You have to be a football hero” . . . “Where’s Dot- tie?” ... Seen at the A P... “Melody of Love” . . . Love that chemistry class!! . . . Student Cabinet member . . . Pro- duction manager of senior class play... Plans to attend an engineering college. FRANCIS JOSEPH SALVATORE “Daddy—Oh” “Salv” ... Commercial . . . Girls, watch out... ‘71 left slant” is his quote... Goes for Stan Kenton . . . Gym class is his favorite . . . Likes to hear ‘Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair” . . . Foot- ball is his true love .. . Member of the Choral Club and Record Club... A can- didate for the armed forces. JACQUELINE RHEA SAWYER “Dimples” “Jackie” ... Commercial . . . Likes field hockey and basketball . . . Petite but CULeH Ie LeA. Gwen GocseDiestoreEarl! Bostic and Joni James,. . . Prefers book- keeping ... Vake’s girl .. Loves to dance ... Booster Club, French Club I, II, III, MAGNET EDITORIAL, G.A.A. as Friendly towards everyone . . . Asks for “You Are My Love”... Plans to attend Ward’s Airline School to study airline traffic. 35 WILLIAM SARGENT “A-Hunting We Will Go” “Satch” . . . Commercial . . . Favorite subject, English . . . “Let’s go hunting” ... Youll Never Walk Alone” .. . Enjoys listening to Roy Hamilton .. . Belongs to Rocky Pond Rabbit Hound Club, Record Club . . . Plans to join the Navy. DAVID SCOBIE “Freckles” “Scoby” ... Commercial . . . Nice smile for everyone ... “Can't take it with you” ... Always working on cars . . . Favorite subject, English . . . Enjoys playing base- ball . . . Likes listening to Frankie Laine and “I Hear You Knocking” .. . Record Club... A future draftsman. ELLEN SEUSS “Seen But Not Heard” “El” ... Commercial ... Movie fan... “Gee Whiz’ .. . Bill Haley and his Comets . . . Favorite song is “Burn That Candle” . . . Likes bookkeeping . . . Enjoys ice skating very much .. . Plans on becoming an airline stewardess. SANDRA MAE SHUNAMAN “Sandy” “Don't get shook” . .. Commercial... Always laughing . . . Loves to watch TV ... Swoons over Perry Como... Bookkeeping is her favorite subject .. . “Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing”... Likes basketball . . . Choral Club... A.A.U. Basketball . . . Plans to work in an office. i “A-Hunting I Will Go” “Phil” .. . College . . . Pastime is hunt- ing... “Right”... Frank Parker fan . . . Favorite subject is history . . United States Coast Guard. JOANNE CATHERINE SKINNER “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” “Jo” ... Commercial . . . Eyeryone’s friend . . . Oh! that curly blonde hair ... Favorite saying, “Where have I heard that before?” . . . Enjoys hearing Nat King Cole and Stan Kenton . . . “Don’t Stay Away Too Long” .. . “Whoever you are’... Jo's favorite subject is Eng- lish ... A member of Press Club, Usher and flower girl for senior graduation .. . Plans to enter an airline school in Boston. 36 ELIZABETH EILEEN SHEPARD “Brother” “Betty” ... College . . . Shorty .. . Al- ways laughing . . . Can be seen roller skating at Whalom Park . . . Always say- ing ‘Nasty Break” .. . Enjoys Perry Como... English is her favorite subject . .. Likes basketball . . . French Club, Choral Club, MAGNET EDITORIAL Staff... Plans include working and then becoming a housewife. WILLIAM ALAN SMITH “Girls, Watch His Smile” “Royal Red” .. . College . . . “Begin the Beguine” . . . Sparkling personality . . . Favorite subject, biology . . . Likes to fish . . . Football fan... Perry Como fan... A neat dresser . . . “Good things come in small packages” .. . Member of Choral Club . . . Wants to become a teacher. RICHARD SOBEL “Scrog” “Rocky” . . . College . . . The intellec- tual type .. . Likes to study people . “Love and Marriage’ . . . Song styles by Patti Page . . . Likes history . . . Plans a good game of golf... Treasurer of De- bate Club . . .-French Club Executive Board . . . Should make a successful lawyer. CAROL M. TATA Yell, Youse Kids’ “Tate” ... Commercial .. . Peppy cheer- leader .. . Always on the go... Favorite pastime, writing letters to Max ... Did you get a letter today? . . . Has a spot for Moonlight Serenade... Glenn Miller . . . Swoons over Nat King Cole... Favorite subject, physical training .. . Loves playing softball . . . Booster Club ... A P star meat wrapper... Plans to be a housewife. JOANNE SORETTE “Ain’t That a Shame” 10% ... Commercial . . . Dig those big green eyes! ... Can be seen roller skat- ing ... “Nasty Break” .. . Johnny Ray fan... Likes bookkeeping . . . Great ten- nis player . . . Her sweet voice can be heard every week in Choral Club... A future office worker. LORRAINE HELEN TAYLOR “Oh, Yeah” “Lorry” ... Commercial . . . Movies are her pastime .. . “Unchained Melody”... What nice blonde hair . . . Very quiet . . . Eddie Fisher fan . . . Office Practice is her favorite subject . . . Enjoys ice skating . . . Future housewife. 37 GLORIA DORIS STRICKLAND “Only You” SGlo meee Commerciale Ouleteener “Going to the rink tonight?” .. . Don’t know, do you?” . . . Enjoys roller skat- ing ... Likes to listen to Pat Boone... Favorite subject, biology . . . Basketball ... MAGNET Business Staff . . . Plans to become an airline hostess. PHILIP TEMPLE T Want a Girl” “Phil” . . . College . . . Golf and ski crazy ... Likes a good book .. . Turns that dial to Bill Haley and his Comets ... ‘Sixteen Tons” .. . Chemistry is his favorite subject . . . Member of Debate Club . . . Future includes college and dental school . . . ‘Rot’ a favorite saying. JOHN EMORY THOMAS “Speedy” “Jet”... College... Man of many moods ... Enjoys all sports . . . Tennis and ski- ing .. Favorite subject is chemistry .. . Ardent fan of Patty Pollock . .. “Love Is A Many -Splendored Thing”’ Doesn't talk too much; but when he does, you know it... Vice President of Read- ing Club ... Plans to study Electrical Engineering. PATRICIA ANN TOOLIN “Johnny My Boy” “Pat” ... College . . . Personality plus . . . Been to Clark lately? . . . Loves all sports . . . Head cheerleader . . . “Team, lets go!” .. . Likes to knit .. . A Perry Como fan . . . Likes ‘Autumn Leaves” . . . Favorite subject, gym . . . Swimming and softball are Pat’s favorite sports ... Booster Club, Student Cabinet, Varsity basketball, softball . . . Future plans, physical education. i THOMAS CHESTER THOMAS “Going to the Races” “Tom”... Commercial .. . Double Hot Dog... “Bo Diddley” ... Roy Hamilton fan .. . Favorite subject is history .. . Baseball fan . . . Civil Defense worker ... Wants to join a jazz band. SUSAN GERMAINE TREMBLAY “Sunshine” “Sue as... Commercial a... Note too sporty” . .. High Honor student... . Goes big for “Stardust” and Stan Kenton . .. What’s the answer, Sue? . . . Enjoys stenography . . . Spends her time dancing ... Flower girl... T.A.G. . . . Booster Club, Secretary of Homeroom Junior year... MAGNET Business . . . Enjoys softball .. . “O Solo Mio”... Plans to be a secretary. 38 NEAL FRASER TODD Go, Sam, Go” “Sam”... College .. . Enjoys collecting records ... Things are never dull when Sa m is around . . . Favorite subject is att... “Too bad” . 2.0 You }Areaney Love” ... Fan of Joni James and Les Elgart . . . Is a member of the Choral Club . . . Favorite sport, baseball . . . Un- decided about future. BARBARA VACHON “Buzz” Commercial ... “Don’t get panicky”... Favorite pastime, “cruising the drag”. . . Favorite song, “Why Don’t You Write Me?” ... Enjoys office practice... Listens to Earl Bostic and Baby Dee . . . Enjoys golf ... Art and Record Clubs . . . Gives parties .. . Plans to be a medical secre- tary. 2 BEVERLY ANNE VERYARD “That's All Wrong” “Bey” ... Commercial .. . Pastime, dat- ing . .. “Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing” ... Sammy Davis, Jr. fan... Wonderful personality . . . Tall, dark, and attractive . . . Favorite subject is office practice . . . Swimming is a great sport of hers .. . Member of Choral Club ... Secretarial work. TERRENCE WALTON “Bell Bottom Trousers” “Weasel” ... College... Spends a great deal of time fishing . . . Listens to Earl Bostic music whenever he gets the chance . . . Oh! That favorite subject, English . . . An ardent football fan... He'll never miss a game... Member of the Art Club ... Biology Club .. . Plans to join the Navy. Xi sa oe % % rd — C F: Snes ae ay DONALD LEO VIENS “Where's My Horse?” Curley @e-.) Cabinet emakine 7.9. A horse owner and rider . . . Enjoys Tex Ritter’s “High Noon” . . . Member of the Night Riders .. . Plans to settle down and raise horses. ARTHUR HENRY WHITE “The Young Pioneer’ “Tex” ... Carpentry . .. “What have you got to eat?” ... Likes to hunt, fish, and trap ... Favorite song, “Your Good- For-Nothing Heart” .. . Goes for Web Pierce’s singing . . . Shop is his favorite subject ... Hunts raccoons . . . Plans to be a carpenter. 39 CAROL ANN WALLACE “Diamonds and Pearls” “Bib” ... Commercial . . . Can usually be seen driving her red Studebaker .. . Enjoys listening to Tony Martin and Billy Mays . .. Likes typewriting ... Asks for “Melody Of Love”... Plans to become a secretary. DOUGLAS ROLAND WHITE “Batter Up” “Whitey” ... Commercial ... An out- standing baseball player . . . Favorite pas- times, hunting, fishing . . . “Look Out’ . . His favorite song is “Ain’t It A Shame” . . . Doug enjoys art class dur- ing school hours . .. Doug can be found at Doyle field playing baseball . . . His future plans include the Army. Se i fas LINDA ETHEL WHITE “Neat as a Pin” “Whitie’ ... Commercial . . . Always swimming... Plans to enter the A.A.U. Nationals this year .. . A Mitch Miller and Joni James fan .. . Has a soft spot for “You Are My Love’... ‘““Where’s George?” .. . “Oh, No!” . . . Favorite subject, shorthand . . . Has a smile for everyone ... Sporty dresser . . . MAG- NET EDITORIAL, T.A.G. Executive Board, Junior Ski Club, Booster Club, Flower Girl . . . What's your middle name? ... Plans to attend Fisher Junior College in Boston. MARJORIE ANN WITTMAN Commercial ... “I don’t get it”... Likes to collect records and drive her car... “Harbor Lights” ... Roy Hamilton... Member of Whalom Roller Skating Club ... Attends loads of parties . . . Favorite subject is shorthand . . . Future is wrap- ped up in a secretarial position. ea NANCY LEE WOOD “Up and Away” “Chics: . Commercially 7) Listensato records .. . “Magic Melody” .. . Billy Mays fan .. . Favorite subject is book- keeping . . . Enjoys softball very much ... Secretarial work. CLASS HISTORY As we glance into the mirror which reflects our sophomore year, we are able to recapture every moment of that first September day. Timid, yet eager, we passed through the initiation by the seniors, and through the traditional five-min- ute speeches. Along with the less pleasant activities, we had our share of mem- orable gay times, such as our Sophomore party given by the Junior Class. To direct us through our first year, we selected as our leaders: President, George Dinsmore; Vice President, Barbara Allain; Secretary, Carole Breau; and Treasurer, Dorothea Baldridge. We had the privilege of participating in the Winter Carnival Events. Yes, we had gotten off to a good start; one which would form the foundation for the two years yet to come. After a much needed and greatly appreciated summer vacation, our class was re-united at “Old Leominster High.” As the year progressed, our first feat was those five minute speeches. Our class was honored to have Honey Meyer awarded first prize when she spoke on “America.” In order to keep our class active, we chose very capable class officers. They were: President, Francis Novak; Vice President, Barbara Allain; Secretary, Carole Breau; and Treasurer, Dorothea Daldridge. Now that we were off to an excellent start, we prepared for the annual spaghetti supper, which was a great success. Every year, girls in the Junior Class have the opportunity to try out for cheer- leading, and the junior girls in our class were no exception. Although many tried out, only four could be chosen. They were: Carol Deitzel, Joan Derby, Carol Tata, and Pat Toolin. At the end of the year Pat Toolin was chosen the leader for the following year. She, along with the other girls, helped to cheer our players on to their many victories. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the City Hall Auditorium and was at- tended by many couples. Our Junior Assembly, which we spent many hours and minutes preparing for, proved to be very entertaining to all. It was a cold, rainy day during May that some members of the Junior class boarded a chartered bus for what we hoped would be a sunny, warm day for our class picnic at Crane’s Beach in Ipswich, Mass. As we rode merrily on our way, singing gaily, we never dreamed of the misfortune that lay ahead of us. As the bus entered Shirley, Mass., a car came down a side street and skidded into the bus. If it hadn’t been for the capable and efficient bus driver, we might not be here to tell about this mishap. The bus hit a tree and knocked down a fire hydrant which sent water in all directions. Luckily, no one was hurt, so we continued to our destination. Although the weather was cold, we all took advantage of the trip by swimming and touring the beach. Later in the afternoon, it became warm and sunny, which made our journey home a pleasant one. This certainly was a trip to remember. 42 In September we returned to the “Hill” for our last and most memorable year. Our first and most important event was the election of class officers. The elections proved to be very successful with Francis Novak as President; Guilio Greco as Vive President; Carole Breau as Secretary; and Dorothea Baldridge as Treasurer. Together the class and officers planned a most successful Spaghetti Supper. After our fourth straight football victory over Fitchburg on Thanksgiving Day, there was an outstanding victory dance sponsored by T.A.G. Much enthusi- asm was shown since it was Coach Broderick’s twenty-fifth year as coach of LHS football teams. Trophies were awarded to Ronald LeBlanc, lineman, and Fran Novak, quarterback, for outstanding play in the Thanksgiving game. Our carefully-planned Senior Assembly certainly was something to see. Some of the girls started the ball rolling with an introductory dance and song. Talent or no talent, we had fun entertaining our classmates. The Winter Carnival was a great success, even though we did not have snow for the ski and sculpturing events. Skating events were held at Roaches Pond with the traditional hockey game played between the Junior and Senior Boys. Of course it was won by the upper class. It was quite a rough game, and we might add there was a bit of blood shed but no serious injuries. The figure skating con- test for the girls was won by Ann Wheeler, Junior; Sally Fish, Junior; and Joanne Skinner, Senior. After the events we were all ready for the “big night” — The Carnival Ball. The auditorium which had been decorated by the Junior and Senior girls glittered 43 with snow flakes, the crystal ball, and numerous other decorations. The couples danced to the music of Frankie Dee’s orchestra until the crowning of the king and queen. The king, Ernest Sawin, and his queen, Dorothea Baldridge, followed by their attendants Patricia Toolin and George Dinsmore, and Barbara Allain and Nick Mascis, marched to the song “We Will Have These Moments to Remember.” After the crowning, the court waltzed a set while all watched with admiration. Following the coronation, all joined in the grand march. But, of course, all good times must come to an end, and we retired to our favorite eating spots to complete the fun. For our final activity together, our class chose to produce two Spanish plays, both with a double cast of characters. On April 25 and 27 “A Morning In May” and “The Professor Had Eight Daughters” were presented at the May A. Gallag- her Junior High School. Both plays, with all the hard work on the part of everyone, proved successful in every way. The Senior-Junior prom was held in May and everyone who attended could never forget the marvelous time he had. This was our last social event before graduation and always to be remembered. Three years ago we entered to learn; and now we are prepared to go out into the world to serve. The knowledge we have gained is ready to be put to worthy use. As we all take our separate paths, our memories of the “Hill” will long endure. 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Ciuc. er eee Dashing Wolf Einda, Wihitervcsce scutes eee Likeable Ways Margie. Wittman co.cc eee Mighty Worker Nancy, W 00d ..2-077..¢e scree Never Worries Nancy Wrioht 2... eae ee Nice ’n Willing Tuesday Ds Our Aub Day Oe Period HAs We Say When We All Work Together On HA Vew Special Way STUDENT CABINET First row, left to right: George Dinsmore, Francis Fenton, Carolyn Enright, Carolyn Lanza, Ann Wheeler. Novak, Carole Breau, Patricia Toolin, John Rogers Third row: Ernest Sawin, Terrence Shannon and (Advisor). Second row: Dorothea Baldridge, Ellen Charles Breau. os Ps. at ee ° i ; ® ¥e y i ‘ 4 won OOGIOYO i ‘ ——— = 2 i ee atta 48 CAMERA CLUB First row, left to right: Barry Schofield, David Henault, Carl Grubb, Loren Nutter, Jeffrey Sangster, Alan Rickite, Robert Quirk, Thomas Sullivan. First row, left to right: Mr. Geller (Advisor) , Maureen Lister, Elaine Portney, David Jones, Jean Gaudreau, Heidi Keller, Jack Mullany, John Messer, Mary Jane Mullen, Abraham Lowenthal. Second row:. Margaret Lain, Patricia Pastorie, Joan Peters, Julie Ciccolini, Mary Jane Diggens, Mary Ann St. Cyr, Nancy Camp- bell, Sally Ann Fish, Marilyn Ciprotti, Marcia Harris, PRESS CLUB Joanne Skinner, Margaret Johnson, Lois Jaffe, Martha Johnson, July Marino. Third row: Patricia Mac- Namarra, Patricia Fini, Marie Pizziconi, Barbara Di- Marzio, Carol McMilleon, David James Gardner, An- thony Iacaboni, Joseph Santucci, Mary Aucoin, Mary Golas, Nancy Gleason, Donna Bresnahan. ° DEBATE CLUB First row, left to right: Carol Bouchard, Lois Cruick- Betty Hager. Second row: John Ridley, John Billuardo, shank, Miss Lillian Ricker (Advisor), Gloria Aversa, Philip Temple, Richard Sobel. RADIO CLUB First row, left to right: Donald Hunter, James Boll- row: John Maxim, Donald Batstone, Richard Newell, man, Peter Sobel, Walter I. Patacchiola (Advisor), Karl Hassenstein, James Tansey. Harry Christie, Leontino Torrenzio, Elisha Erb. Second ie 50 RECORD CLUB First row, left to right: Ann Castriotta, Lorraine See- ney, Richard Pitts, Nicholas Mascis, Anthony Rodre- quenz, Francis Salvatore, Carol Tata, Patricia Grant. Second row: Samuel Martino, Joseph Lisciotti, Guilio Greco, Anthony Iacaboni, Donald Joseph, Jack Mal- laney, Paul LeBlanc. Third row: David Scobie, Doug- las White, Jack Bangrazi, Robert McHugh, Roger Marrama. CHORATA CEES First row, left to right: Marcia Freeman, Bessie Beau- soleil, Joan Surrette, Carol Carter, Virginia Burnap, Arlene Carlton, Thereas Cote, Sandra Schunnaman, Sonja Gunnarson, Cynthia Carrignan, Carolyn Hen- ault. Second row: Nina Barbaro, Patricia Fusco, Joan Bouvier, Emily Raatikainen, Kathleen Lolli, Barbara DiNardo, Sylvia Corliss, Nancy Bollman, Beverly Kelley, Shirley Morris, Loretta Leone, Joyce Bartlett, Honey Meyer, Carolyn Howard. Third row: Barbara Mahan, Larry Lubin, Raymond Lolli, David Peirce, John Miller, Neal Todd, Wayne Carter, William Smith, Edward Nadeau, Beverly Veryard. ART CLUB First row, left to right: Sandra Bachand, Patricia Mon- rence Walton, Mr. Claude Munson (Advisor), Richard roe, Marie LaCroix, Faye Bachand, Barry Caisse, Nancy Hazzard, Joan Putnam, Barbara Vachon. Lucier. Second row: Linda Mahan, Roy Tyler, Ter- READING CLUB First row, left to right: Miss Elizabeth Colley (Ad- Benita Spiller, Alice Uong, Sheila Epstein, Suzanne visor), Bruce Billings, Jane LaClair, John Thomas, Christie, Patricia Stockwell. Third row: Mary Bracani, Winston Bryant, Janet Ogg, John Donnelly, Phillip Ruby Ross, Luanne Booth, Janet Berthiaume, Bette Fallon. Second row: Sandra Noonan, Dorothy Novelli, Lawrence. 51 52 First row, left to right: Marilyn Cattaleta, Peggy Ma- son, Janet Ogg, Donald Hunter, Jean Allard, Theresa Campbell, Honey Meyer, Dorothea Baldridge, Richard Sobel, Donald Booth, Beverly Reynolds, Susan Levine, Mary Bagley. Second row: Mrs. Elizabeth Morrill (Ad- visor), Suzanne Skinner, Joyce Wheeler, Joanne Solo- mon, Joan Cutler, Donna Bresnahan, Evelyn Munson, Dawn Zwicker, Lois Murrman, Carolyn Henault, Mary Ann St. Cyr, Junlee Kipp, Sandra Wilkinson, Sherill Lambert, Sally Temple, Patricia Roberts, Hilda Brit- ton, Gloria Algiers, Lois Jaffey, Judith Wheeler, Ar- lene Gillis, Mrs. Marium Bucknell (Advisor). Third | ne ae Ey eat — “ see. 7 . x Gel SarAsie bt First row, left to right: Arlene Gillis, Shirley Blan- chard, Carole McMilleon, Carol Deitzel, Carole Breau, Barbara Allain, Dorothea Baldridge, Patricia Toolin, Nancy Cosenza, Jane LaClair, Joyce Wheeler. Second row: Mrs. Pat Pothier, Ann Wheeler, Jacqueline Saw- yer, Patricia Valleri, Lois Jaffee, Patricia Gallagher, Elaine Pourtney, Joan Messer, Brenda Marshall, Bev- erly Miles, Elaine Marshall, Sherrill Lambert, Rita Carrescia, Perry Tisdale, Beverly Kelly, Carol Tata, Jane Whitcomb, Mary Cipriani, Mary Ann Celli. Third FRENCH CLUB TIC ASS row: Sandra Baer, Martha Johnson, Arlene Helenius, Nancy Flood, Judith Caisse, Luanne Booth, Donna Carluccio, Ernest Roberts, Frederick Spring, Robert Carney, Norman Russo, Mary Mullen, Janet Ber- thiaume, Jayne Campbell, Lois Cruickshank, Margaret Johnson, Suzanne Christie, Elizabeth Hume. Fourth row: Willard Corliss, John Maxim, Robert Samia, Barry Caisse, Bruce Billings, James Gardner, Philip Temple, John Rae Chapman, Anthony Farinelli, Law- rence Lubin, Phillip Fallon, Kent Carluccio, Richard White, John Donelly. iba OCIATION row: Suzanne Skinner, Gloria Aversa, Theresa Gizzi, Judith Wheeler, Theresa Cote, Mary Jane Diggins, Brenda Toolin, Nancy Lucier, Donna Carluccio, Mary Bagley, Carolyn Enright, Junlee Kipp, Jean Dululio, Joanne Solomon, Lois Murrman. Fourth row: Mary Piermirene, Jean Gaudreau, Cynthia Carignan, Faye Bachand, Patricia Erdmann, Cynthia Hildreth, Peggy Mason, Linda Mahan, Beverly Reynolds, Mary Ann St. Cyre, Susan Levine. CLASS PROPHECY Carl Agnew is now playing basketball for the Boston Celtics. Barbara Allain has a collection of “Nick Nacks.” Roseann Arpano has just been chosen “Prettiest Housewife of the Year.” Andre Aubuchon is now a machinist of the Hawaiian Island. Jeanne Allard can be seen teaching French to the natives in Africa. Mary Aucoin is still as cute as ever. Allyn Ayotte now manages a Newberry’s store in Alaska. Fay Bachand is raising her family on a ranch in Texas. Dot Baldridge has just been elected “Ski Queen of Sawin’s College.” Jack Bangrazi is now playing the drums for Bill Haley. Arnold Baron can be seen in every corner of the universe, for he is in the service. Francis Bartolomeo has invented a new type of radio which we hope will replace television. Joyce Bartlett has finally mastered her bookkeeping. Carol Bergman has opened a hotel at Hampton Beach. Lionel Bernard is still the hard worker that he was at L.H.S. Shirley Betts is now flirting at Fitchburg Teachers College. Bruce Billings has just been elected president of the Broken Hearts Association. Leon Bilodeau can be seen hunting throughout the jungles of Africa. Shirley Blanchard is training her husband to correct second grade homework papers. Donald Booth is now a noted ski instructor at Sun Valley, Idaho. Joan Bouvier is still serving coffee to the cold skiers. Mary Bracani has married her favorite singer, Fats Domino. Carole Breau has been chosen to represent the American women at a conference on men to be held at Rome, Italy. Robert Brennan has been chosen the second Daniel Webster. Alfred Brodeur still remembers his scheming years at L.H.S. Winston Bryant can still be seen riding home with the girls. Bill Buckley has taken over Arthur Murray's Dance Studio. Barry Caisse still places his horse, Rusty Date 2271, above all else. Mat Camardella now owns Concetta’s Restaurant. Jayne Campbell has all the patients in the doctor's office laughing their pains away. Theresa Campbell is now the owner of Debarg’s Hair Salon in Paris, France. Cynthia Carignan is sporting a rock size diamond just given her by her boss. Norman Caron is still tinkering with cars even though his is in the Navy. Carol Carter is now the President's efficient secretary. Wayne Carter can still be seen escorting the girls in his sporty car. John Chapman has the highest marks of his college graduating class. Elvira Ciccone still swoons over the Hilltoppers while she does her housework. James Clark was elected president of the Basketball Association of America. Sheila Colletti spends most of her time on her boss’s knee. George Corliss finally drove his car across the country. Dennis Cormier is now a master of literature. Francis Cote is still busy trying to keep up with his little black book. Theresa Cote has just been appointed principal of a new elementary school. 53 Kay David can be seen cruising around Sterling. Elizabeth Day is on the girls’ national varsity team of softball and basketball. Carol Deitzel is said to be the number one model of the year. Joan Derby is now leading the cheering section at Boston Garden. George Dinsmore is now running the “Lin-Din” variety store. Peter Drury is still seen but not heard. Judith Duncklee is now the editor of her own column “Advice to the Lovelorn.” Any problems? Carole Dupuis is now the private secretary of a leading businessman. Sheila Epstein has been named fashion expert of the year. Rolfe Erdman now owns his own garage called “Rolfe’s.” Philip Fallon can still be remembered as the most collegiate male student. Richard Fermanic will build 60 barns in “’56.” Rosalie Fiorentino is now the secretary for the president of General Electric. Donna Hill is flashing a diamond that would knock your eye out. Nancy Holmes now has her own drug store. Donald Hunter is now in Florida raising his own orchids. Anthony Iacaboni has published a book called, The Sixth Street Gang. Carol Jansson re-named the best dressed in 1960. Alan Johnson is still putting cars together all sorts of crazy ways. Carol Johnson’s picture can be seen on the cover of Mademoiselle. Emile Johnson is said to be the Father of 1960. Marilyn Johnson is now teaching the elementary grades in New York. Donald Joseph, star end at Holy Cross, is still breaking hearts. Heidi Keller has just been named the most successful woman of the year. Lawrence Kendall now has his own news agency. Wayne Kendall now owns his own animal hospital. Constance Kimball has recently married a Boston doctor and will continue to be his secretary. Jane LaClair is still trying to gain weight. Leah Lane is now a successful businesswoman. Richard Lanza, a great football star, is back rooting for his brothers who are on the L.HS. team. Dolores LaPosta is a substitute for Miss Ricker in the office at L.H.S. Bette Lawrence has just published her first book, Tonz Di. Joseph LeBlanc was seen driving a 1960 Cadillac. Ronald LeBlanc is now starring on television in “Roan’s Comedy Hour.” Raymond Lemieux is now running the entire Marine Corps. Frances Fluet has just been named to the United States Olympic Swimming Team. James Fontaine has just been promoted to the manager of the United Co-op! Martha Forrest is now a nurses’ aid at The Leominster Hospital. Marcia Freeman’s new record is on sale at Sabatelli’s. Kenneth Frye, a graduate of Becker Junior College, now has his own business. Fay Gallagher is the private secretary to the vice-president of Westinghouse. Jean Gaudreau has just published her new book called, Memories. Sherill Geary is now the principal of the new elementary school. 54 Lawrence Geiselman has just been named “Husband of the Year.” Beverly Girardin is still writing letters to the Air Force. Grace Girouard is the highest paid worker at Bennie’s Cleaners. Rosalyn Goldberg, the small nurse, is still singing to her patients. Guilio Greco has just been named the Number One flirt of the Air Force. Carl Grubb has just published his jazz version of “Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair.” Sonja Gunnarson is currently singing the Number One tune on the Hit Parade. Barry Harris, the quiet man, has just spoken his millionth word. Robert Harris is teaching a course on “How to go through school and still have fun.” Henry Healy is now top chemist at one of our leading plastic incorporations. David Henault has just traded in his 1951 “Chevy” for a 1960 Buick. Loretta Leone has become cosmetoligist expert for Hollywood stars. Carol Leroy is giving roller skating lessons at the Whalom Roller Skating Rink. Robert Lima has just finished building his $50,000 home. Joseph Lisciotti now has full ownership of his car. Nancy Lloyd is now a general in the Women’s Army Corps. Nancy Lucier now has her own Interior Decoration Shop in New York City. Marcia Lynch is now charming the men at B. U. Mary Macioce, medical secretary, has finally landed a brilliant doctor. Clare MacMillan is now a model in New York. Barbara Mahan is still rushing. What's the hurry, Barbara? Linda Mahan has a lovely home in Bermuda and the latest Buick model. Charles Manca is writing about his experiences in the navy. Roger Marrama is still cutting sausages at Benjie’s. Elaine Marshall is still visiting patients at the Leominster Hospital to cheer them up. Samuel Martino is in demand all over the United States for his sax. Nicholas Mascis is using his business training to help Barb with her budget. Paul McGuinness is at last settling down. Robert McHugh is envied by all his friends—he’s a millionaire! Joan Messer can be reached at her office if she isn’t too busy taking dictation. “Honey” Meyer has now captivated the Broadway audiences. Patricia Molloy can be seen in the latest Ipana ad. John Montaquila will be seen working at Kingman’s. Patricia Monroe is the floorlady at Newberry’s in Alaska. Barry Morey is the Red Sox’s star rookie. Louise Morgan can be seen drinking Sanbourn coffee. Robert Morgan is a mattress tester at Macey’s. Richard Morrissette has dreams of his new “Chevy” when he gets out of the navy. John Mullaney is now the editor of his own magazine, The Mullaney News. Lois Murrman has become famous throughout the country for her superb monologues. Edward Nadeau is teaching young people how to do the cha-cha on skates. Richard Newell is now happily married and a successful businessman. Roderick Norriss is now working for Uncle Sam. Francis Novak is making his students do fifteen push-ups every day. Henry Novak is now running for mayor of Gardner. Richard O'Donnell has just completed a portrait of the President. 55 Joan Parnham is nursing her patients back to good health. Joan Patalino is doing her duty keeping naughty children after school. Richard Pelletier has just finished painting his masterpiece, “Janie.” Robert Peterson is now on TV. Richard Pitts is now advertising Chesterfields on TV. Buzzy Poulson is now teaching typewriting at L.H.S. Marshal Press is still worrying about his ulcers. Joan Putnam is still watching those boxing matches. John Ridley now owns his own little church where he had his family spend most of their time. Carl Robinson is now coaching the basketball team of Our Lady of the Lake. Tony Rodriquenz was last seen directing his own orchestra at Ciro’s. Arthur St. Yves is now a lieutenant in the National Guard. Betsey Salman is now a leading New York secretary. Franny Salvatore and wife were seen at the Lion’s game. Bill Sargent is presently driving his father’s truck cross-country. Ernie Sawin has now completely filled the gap left by the late Albert Einstein. Jacki Sawyer is now “vaking” the leaves in her yard. David Scobie is operating his own gas station. Ellen Seuss is presently on a flight to Europe as a stewardess for T.W.A. Phil Sheldon now conducts fishing and hunting trips in Maine. Betty Shepard is a Nebraskan housewife. Sandy Shunaman is now top secretary at Dodge Paper Box Company. Joanne Skinner can be seen on the cover of this month’s Vogue magazine. Bill Smith is now teaching sociology on “the hill.” Dick Sobel has lately been driving around town in his new Cadillac. Joanne Sorette is now doing office work at General Electric. Gloria Strickland is now married and raising a family. Carol Tata is the peppy cheerleader of the F. N. clan. Lorraine Taylor can be seen pushing a baby carriage down Main Street. Phil Temple is now well on his way to becoming a noted dentist. Jet Thomas can often be seen at the Stork Club with his bevy of beautiful babes. Tommy Thomas is now the star player of Tony Rodriquenz’s orchestra. Neal Todd is taking a post graduate course in Bill Smith’s sociology class. Pat Toolin has been chosen Miss America of 1961. Sue Tremblay was just voted “Secretary of the Year.” Barbara Vachon is teaching French her way. Beverly Veryard is as happy as ever. Donald Viens can be seen riding Scout. Carol Wallace is now keeping house for the pitter patter of little feet. Terrance Walton has found a cute little chick to spend his money on. Arthur White can be seen coon hunting. Douglas White is now playing for major leagues. Linda White is a stunning model at New York’s most exclusive dress shop. Marjorie Wittman is a secretary in New York. Nancy Wood is happily married and still resides in Leominster. 56 MOST SENTIMENTAL Jean Guadreau . . . Peter Drury CLASS ATHLETES Frances Fluet . . . Nicholas Mascis BIGGEST APPETITE Donald Joseph . . . Jane LaClair MAN’S LADY — LADY’S MAN Carol Johnson . . . Guilio Greco BEST LOOKING Anthony Rodriquenz ... Joan Putnam FRIENDLIEST Shirley Betts . . . Richard Lanza MOST HAPPY-GO LUCKY : 57 Carol Tata ... David Henault BEST DANCERS MOST SOPHISTICATED Mary Aucoin ... William Buckley Joanne Skinner . . . Robert McHugh q ' BEST MANNERED NEATEST Cynthia Carignan . . . Donald Booth 58 Mary Macioce, Richard Pelletier MOST COLLEGIATE CUTEST COUPLE Marcia Lynch ... . Philip Fallon Dorothea Baldridge . . . Ernest Sawin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED NICEST SMILE Heidi Keller . . . Philip Temple op Patricia Molloy . . . Dennis Cormier SMOOTHEST Carol Jansson . . . Bruce Billings BEST ALL AROUND Roger Marrama ... Barbara Allain GEASSs Eatin: Joan Messer . . . Joseph Liscotti MOST TALENTED Joan Derby .. . Jack Bangrazi DID THE MOST FOR LHS Francis Novak . . . Carole Breau CLASS CHATTERBOX Barry Caisse . . . Lois Murman 60 MOST POPULAR Patricia Toolin . . . George Dinsmore TRADE VIEWS Mr. Emile S. Johnson We should like to express our appreciation and gratitude for the wonderful job you have accomplished during the short time you have been in office. We have noticed many changes in the school and know that there will be many more forthcoming. Your keen mind and high standards in education have contributed much to our betterment. Your initiative and interest has and will continue to be an advantage to Saxton Trade. THE CLAss OF ’56. 61 OFFICERS President Vice President HENRY C. NOVAK RAYMOND N. LEMIEUX Treasurer Secretary DONALD J. VIENS EMILE S. JOHNSON, JR. 62 WA GUL Tay Sitting: Emile S. Johnson, Director; Mae V. Clermont. Standing, front row, left to right: Howard L. Hirst, James J. Geary, Harry A. Mitchell, Frank Onischuck, Algidio Membrino, Robert G. Armstrong, John V. McHugh. Second row: Marold Mooney, William Johnson, Spencer Lunan. STUDENT COUNCIL Clockwise: Douglas Clark (President); Harry A. Mitchell (Adviser); Charles Manca (Vice Presi- dent); Robert Coute (Secretary); Lionel Bernard (Treasurer); Ronal Hartwell, Carl Bodo, Norman Lapointe. Absent: Henry Novak. 63 Soy ae u g SENIOR CLASS HARRY A. MITCHELL (Related Director) EDDLO RAE Left to right: Lionel Bernard (Editor); Charles Manca (Co-Editor) , Dominic Tata (Junior Co-Editor) , Ronal Hartwell (Junior Editor). 64 CARPENTRY Kneeling: Charles Manca, Douglas Clark, Harold Mooney (Instructor). Standing: Arthur White, Geary Enright, Robert Lima, Richard Furmanick. MACHINE SHOP Left to right: Howard L. Hirst (Instructor), Emile S. Johnson, Jr., Norman Caron, Andre Aubuchon, Francis Bartolemeo. Absent: Robert Petersen. 65 CABINET SHOP Left to right: Spencer Lunan (Instructor), Donald Viens, Raymond Lemieux Absent: Henry Novak. Left to right: Lionel Bernard, Robert G. Armstrong (Instructor). 66 PLASTICS Left to right: John Montaquila, Frank Onischuck (Instructor); Roderick Norris. We, the class of 56, wish to show our appreciation to Harry. A. Mitchell, whose unmatched ability and patience have made our high school years outstanding and memorable. How can we thank him for the im- pression he has made upon our lives? As a leader of youth he has more than excelled in bringing our class into adulthood. He has not only given his students 67 knowledge of their subjects, but also the guidance of a leader through the long struggle of our final years in the training as a future citizen of the United States of America. To you, Mr. Mitchell, we give our never-ending thanks and friendship. WEDNESDAY CAST OF “THE PROFESSOR HAD EIGHT DAUGHTERS” apis Cee se yo rx tid — ry seep So cg RE mA = OR gee meet — ae aie eee Me Mette ONS Diy ; 5 5a . ES ie ae eae ee ae et $, aie 2 Ree ne ae ae tS eat oa Sa aes : CV FRIDAY CAST OF “THE PROFESSOR HAD EIGHT DAUGHTERS” 68 THE PROFESSOR HAD EIGHT DAUGHTERS By SERAFIN AND JOAQUIN ALVAREZ QUINTERO CAST ARRANGED IN THE ORDER OF APPEARANCE THE PARK POLICEMEN— Richard Lanza, Donald Joseph AN ENGLISH NURSEMAID— Carol Dupuis, Joanne Skinner A FLOWER SELLER— Katherine David, Loretta Leone A CANDY SELLER— Marcia Freeman, Gloria Strickland STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY— Mary Aucoin, Carol Carter, Sheila Colletti, Sheila Epstein, Rolfe Erdman, Anthony Jacaboni, Paul Le- Blanc, Richard Pelletier, Richard Sobel, Nancy Wright SISTER INEZ— Barbara Allain, Beverly Giradin SISTER MARCELLA— Theresa Cote, Jean Gaudreau TOMAS MENENDEZ, iz love with Amalia— Phillip Fallon, Robert McHugh PEPIN CASTROLEJO, 7 love with Estrella— David Henault, John Mullaney DON CAYETANO BANDA, a rich old bachelor, a friend of the family— William Smith, Neal Todd ESTEBAN, Don Cayetano’s valet— Dennis Cormier, Carl Robinson THE PROFESSOR, DON SEGISMUNDO CAIN DE LA MUCHA, father of the girls— John Ridley, John Thomas DONA ELVIRA, his wife, mother of the girls— Carol Jansson, Elaine Marshall ROSALIA, their daughter— Dorothea Baldridge, Sonja Gunnarson BARBARITA, their daughter— Carole Breau, Jane LaClair ESTRELLA, their daughter— Carol Bergman, Joan Messer AMALIA, their daughter— Shirley Betts, Carol Deitzel FIFI, their daughter— Rosalyn Goldberg, Hester-Ann Meyer ALFREDO RUIZ, im love with Rosalia— Bruce Billings, Carl Grubb LEOPOLDO MARIN, zz love with Barbarita— Donald Booth, Donald Hunter BRIGIDA, the Professor's housekeeper— Judith Duncklee, Linda White LUPITA, maid at the Professor’s— Joyce Bartlett, Betsey Salman THE WIDOW JENARA IZQUIERDO— Jayne Campbell, Lois Murrman EMILIO VASQUEZ, a prospective suitor— Barry Caisse, Roger Marrama MARIA, a married daughter— Marcia Lynch, Carol Tata CARMEN, a married daughter— Carol Johnson, Linda Mahan JOSEFINA, a married daughter— Frances Fluet, Joan Patolino TIME—1910 ACT I—A small park in Madrid. ACT I1—Scene 1. The Professor’s garden. Scene 2. The same. 69 FRIDAY CAST OF “A MORNING IN MAY” : a r ports eo it pe 5 Se! 4 . é “ : = % ‘ x 4 F e say N a Ee ies 5 : q {:senaaasimmmuetiesae o RC GP ee Re OM Fy meiad 7 2a” wg ig : ; . 8 . e 70 WEDNESDAY CAST OF “A MORNING IN MAY” A MORNING IN MAY By GREGORIO MARTINEZ-SIERRA CAST ARRANGED IN THE ORDER OF APPEARANCE ANTONIO, Dona Marta’s godson (a student)— George Dinsmore, Philip Temple ROSINA, Dona Marta’s daughter— Joan Derby, Patricia Toolin SERAFINITO, One of Rosina’s boyfriends— Nicholas Mascis, Francis Novak EMILIO, another boyfriend— Anthony Rodriquenz, Francis Salvatore PEPITO, still another boyfriend — William Buckley, Terry Walton DON LUIS, Dona Marta’s husband— Henry Healey, Ronald LeBlanc DONA MARTA, Rosina’s mother— Fay Bachand, Cynthia Carignan ENRIQUE, Teresita’s fiance— Winston Bryant, Guilio Greco TERESITA, Rosina’s friend— Grace Girouard, Constance Kimball JUANITA, ber sister— Nancy Holmes, Patricia Molloy MERCEDES, their friend— Shirley Blanchard, Susan Tremblay ROSARIO, their friend— Bette Lawrence, Jacqueline Sawyer The action takes place during a fine spring morning in the garden of Don Luis and Dona Marta’s house in a small university town in Spain. The time is the present. 71 PRODUCTION STAFF PRODUGTION, MANA GE RG iieres creo teet re eit cte nee eee Ernest Sawin PRODUGFION: DIRECTORS Siegen tte eee Sherrill Geary, Heidi Keller TECHNICA ES DIREC TORS 3 reese erect tees eee eee Lionel Bernard ART DIRECTORS 8 sicstltagaace cites antteosaseycngieneectne sy sents cinerea iene ciety eareme irae John Bangrazi STAGE “MANAGER faze, Pe socsa shuts cate crepe (peer cat eee eee Douglas Clark ASSISTANT: STAGE MANAGER ities eee ere ere Andre Aubuchon GHIEF ELECTERIGTAINS 2 rc, seater eee ee eae ny Marshall Press, Francis Bartolomeo SOUND. EFFECTS MANAGER (eis cccstey- tree titer see eee ree Peter Drury PROPER TYSMANAGERS 2 ee tee ee Richard Newell, William Sargent HAND PROPER TYs MANAGERS sc. cesar Martha Forrest, Beverly Veryard BOYS: WARDROBEVMANAGER Mette ne ee ee Wayne Kendall GIRLS’ WARDROBE, MANAGER iret ease ge a ee Donna Hill BOYS’ MAKE-UP sMANAGER sce. gered enti ne ete cen Barry Caisse GIRLS | MAKE-UPSMANAGER vig oe are ee eee Barbara Vachon PATRONESS? MANAGERS ses nae eee eee Marilyn Johnson, Barbara Mahan TIGKET (MANAGER Sirrrcsccien csp sesdere sc emerde te eRe at eee ee eee Robert Brennan POS TER® MANAGERS 22 soos ceets carat t ota tae cent ale UD ace Joan Putnam PUBLICITY (MANAGERS Pinna eee Jean Gaudreau, Barry Harris COSTUME AND MAKEUP STAFF: ............ Louise Morgan, Lorraine Taylor, Nancy Wood. TICKET AND BUSINESS STAFF: ............ John Chapman, Fay Gallagher, Nancy Lloyd, Robert Morgan, Robert Peterson, Ellen Seuss, Elizabeth Shepard, Sandra Shunaman. LISHER Sige ess Jeanne Allard, Theresa Campbell, Elvira Ciccone, Elizabeth Day, Rosalie Fiorentino, Dolores LaPosta, Nancy Lucier, Clare MacMillan, Patricia Monroe, Joan Parnham, Nancy Wood, Carol Wallace. 72 74 First row, left to right: Carol Deitzel, Carol Tata, Joan Derby, Mary Bagley, Patricia Toolin (Head Cheerleader); Carolyn Enright, Ann Wheeler, and Mary Ann Celli. CHEERLEADERS BAND First row, left to right: Jane Vivi Armore (Mascot); Maureen Lister, Gary Helene, Ellen Conolly (mascot); Mary Jane Mullen, Carol Bouchard. Second row: Donna Hill (Librarian); Joan Parnham, John Ridley, Sam Martino, Joan Bouvier (co-field manager); Marcia Freeman (co-field manager); and Shirley Blanchard. SOFTBALL First row, left to right: Ann Wheeler, Jane Whitcomb, Marie Pizziconi, Judith Wheeler, Beverly Miles, Mary Ann Celli, Gloria Aversa, Joyce Wheeler, Patricia Valeri, Shirley Betts, Patricia Toolin. Second row: Dorothea Baldridge, Marilyn Ciprotti, Janet Bell, Sandra Wilkinson, Fay Bachand, Janet Berthiaume, Nancy Campbell, Linda Mahan, Carole Breau, Barbara Allain, Luanne Booth, Jayne Camp- bell, Lois Murrman. Third row: Brenda Marshall, Brenda Toolin, Carol McMilleon, Joan Gillis, Perry Lee Tisdale, Mary Ann St. Cyr, Nancy Lucier, Shirley Blanchard, Cynthia Carignan, Beverly Faubert, Sherrill Lambert, Mary Golas. FIELD HOCKEY First row, left to right: Shirley Betts, Nancy Lucier, Jacqueline Sawyer, Carole Breau, Barbara Allain, Dorothea Baldridge, Patricia Toolin, Faye Bachand. Second row: Mrs. Patricia Pothier, Rita Carrescia, Sherrill Lambert, Joyce Wheeler, Mary Golas, Brenda Marshall, Lois Murrman, Cynthia Carignan, Carol McMilleon, Judith Wheeler, Ann Wheeler, Jane Whitcomb, Theresa Gizzi, Beverly Miles. Third row: Brenda Toolin, Carolyn Lanza, Janet Berthiaume, Nancy Campbell, Pauline Ayotte, Luanne Booth, Carolyn Enright, Nancy Cosenza. BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Ann Wheeler, Brenda Toolin, Judy Wheeler, Sherrill Lambert, Pat Toolin, Carole Breau, Barbara Allain, Luanne Booth, Nancy Cosenz, Mary Golas. Second row: Beverly Miles, Marie Pizziconi, Jayne Campbell, Janet Berthuime, Nancy Campbell, Linda Mahan, Nancy Lucier, Brenda Marshall, Beverly Kelley, Carol McMilleon, Joyce Wheeler. Third row: Pat Anderson, Ritz Lisciotti, Mary Jane Diggins, Junelee Kipp, Jean Dululio, Shirley Blanchard, Joan Gillis, Pat Valeri, Lois Jaffffe, Theresa Gizzi. BASKETBALL SCORES Squad A Leominstet ess. 36 Lunenburg ...... OF Leominstete.:..... AQ) Gardnerge........ 22 Leominstet ........ 3() SA lumiiigee.:...0- 37 Leominster ........ 22 Wachusett :...-. 43 Meominstetane A6™ Cushing 49... 48 Deoritisterst 25) Gardner eres: 34 Leominsterss pGueorebetnatdsee.. 27 Leomipster i... = AB AGUS Wels ces 56 DEMIOFS Mare eter ZOMBIUDIO(S | orcs 34 Squad B Leominster ia... 20 Lunenburg ...... a Leominstete. LOM Gardner... 18 Leominstetyys-.. 14 Wachusett ...... 5D Peominstelaerenrs BA me Cushing merce. 26 TecOminstesn een, AD Gardict mee 24 Leaminsters 2... Si) Cushing fies ice 54 77 Because Mother Nature didn’t oblige us with a snow deluge, we had to omit our sculptoring and ski- ing contests; nevertheless, our annual Winter Carnival proved to be a great success. The carnival began with a hockey game at Roach’s pond in which the Junior and Senior boys took part. On the same program was a figure skating contest for the girls. The highlight of our carnival was the semi-formal ball sponsored by the Student Cabinet. A few days be- forehand, the student body elected Dorothea Baldridge and Ernest Sawin as King and Queen. Chosen as their attendants were Barbara Allain, Patricia Toolin, Nich- olas Mascis, and George Dinsmore. During the evening, Mr. Kucharski, our principal, crowned the King and Queen. Trophies were awarded the winners by Mrs. Patricia: Pothier. Ann Wheeler, a member of the Junior Class, won the figure skating contest. Francis Novak accepted the trophy for the hockey contest in behalf of the Sen- ior Class. A grand march, led by the King, Queen, and court as well as the officers of the Junior and Senior Class, term- inated our second semi-formal Winter Carnival Ball. we Lt, First row, left to right: Matthew Camardella, Robert Morgan, Richard Newell, William Sargent, Richard Lanza, Ernest Sawin, Francis Novak, Donald Joseph, George Dinsmore, Nicholas Mascis, Peter Drury, Robert McHugh, Ronald Le- Frank Armillotti, Francis Mag iocotti, Thomas Thomas, Leo Brennan, Assistant Coach; Carmine Picucci, Assistant Coach; Charles Broderick, Coach. Third row: Willard Corliss, James Gately, Phil Dolan, Charles Breau, James Gardner, Edward Blanc, Anthony Iacaboni. Second row: Arthur Millette, Dom Tata, Dean Dombrowik, Sam Keogh, Earl Divol, Ronald Stebbins, Ronald Palazzi, Anthony Farenelli, Wayne Hatfield, Mahoney, William Maylor, Donald White, Albert Vallee, Richard White, Nicholas Latorri, Andrew Gaudet. LHS FOOTBALL SEASON — 1955 Although the Blue and White Gridders had a rather disheartening season, due proportionately to injuries to key players, they exploited their various and excep- tional abilities to the fullest in their m ost important game of the season — the annual Thanksgiving Day game with arch rival, Fitchburg. They triumphed bril- liantly by accumulating six touchdowns and won very convincingly, 39 to 7. This game proved that Coach Charley Broderick’s teams have lost none of their abil- ity to win the big games! LHS — FOOTBALL — 1955 — LHS SCORES 1s BS ee Ham NGSDU ASN: Fst aarti 20 (USC oat DOMMEATUIN STON tint are, eae 28 WER os ee Cy me CLUtON Meter eee oe ii UES) oe TSM BEOCK toni ose eco 2 PLN escctscssesecersee UM althaing. testes eS oY) 1S See J OM Gatdnere s,s. ee 14 ‘LRN Ae 12. St. Sabastian, Newton ............ Wi Ha che se tea bene Smee ritCnDUrccer a. etter a: if First row, left to right: An- thony Icaboni, Frank Arm- illotti, Ernest Sawin, Wayne Hatfield, Richard Lanza, George Dinsmore, Donald Joseph. Second row: Ron- ald Palazzi, Nicholas Mas- cis, Francis Novak, Earl Di- voll, Dean Dombrowik. “ert Pe. 4) a r; LHS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD—1956 EipisiMiaieieicsiaisisivicicucis'sigsisvisecee SN7 VC SVEALILAIEC) senisiseseeececeeesuanavbese PSRs SeSS S80 0:06 eueeusineces eS Bf SRAL NV ORILEL V Legelae se elsissecinccacne'® SSR aisicRae ac vvvive ves ésensesieiee! (7 e TA REUIIILLEL secenevecssvecccevceces.cceccee erm eee wees eeeneeeeeeee AE Rlee S868 Se SC aipininiaielyoe eeis eis) A Ay Ce SiR UN-RALRIULE G2 sinlen pie'e [6 6.6.6e10 8 c's nacisicles eee “og ak ae St. Bernard’s, Fitchburg .... eter 58. cen BY MERE ELUCSON Sco seatestees esos eases eRe eterna ney 1 Dg IMATIDOLO wise ses fess ssescedtsees: “i a ronnie Sone LSE: San Wal (0) Is-g eee en cada lee evened aS GUTICOLIE iri cascterceoteteicetsBoces ee ress em LAUUSOLL. oe. nse ee oor hppepeereeemeiepsa re Biome. A NTN Ce Se penta caus i Boe aiaeee Peerecc nee foe Gardner 2.0 os isicseces Bee seers. 28d emots DEMMATC.S ne c..- Me cnc ses at saat 34 SOOO e emer ee eee esasereeeesseseee Sake welsleisieeesisiadewsiewcmemcas) (LS | BAUNAALILEL SE cocesiaeescoedeencaetacies : LHS BASKETBALL SEASON 1955-1956 The basketball season showed well the potential that the team has. This season was essentially a year of ex- perience for many juniors and sophomores on the team. It should provide a stepping stone for the years to come. The “B” squad had a fine record, thus continuing its string of good seasons. First row, left to right: Coach Charles Broderick; John Flaminio, William Buckley, Carl Robinson, Guilio Greco. Second row: Terrence Shannon, John Pierce, Frederick Dombrowik, John Gallagher, Richard Donnelly. Third row: Arthur Millette, Robert Samia, Dean Dombrowik. Ross Deacon. LHS TRACK SEASON — 1955 The LHS track team completed a very successful season with a victory in a triangle meet over Notre Dame of Fitchburg and Lunenburg High School. They also placed fifth in the North Central Massachusetts Conference Track Meet. They placed in the Massachu- setts relays, the Greater Boston Inter-Scholastic Track Meet, and the State Track Meet. LHS had a fomidable team all season, led by stellar attraction John Flaminio, and we should be justly proud of its success. LHS TRACK SCOREBOARD—1955 SCORES DES ee. 48 � Marlboro (sc cacaae eee 24 RHSs3 es 53 Milford, N. Ho tneeee 19 |My otter D7) AthO] ore ican te cree 15 | bl fe bt ne piel 30° Gardner 222.2... 42 LOS Se. 26 __. Fitchburg --.a.. eee 46 |B horees nen 5312 David Prouty of Spencer .... 2714 Triangle Meet: First place in the Triangle Meet with Notre Dame of Fitchburg and Lunenburg. LHS oe ee 47. Notre Dameé ... eee 26 LS ee 4¢- Lunenburg ......nccees 25 Fifth place in North Central Massachusetts Confer- ence Track Meet. Placed in Massachusetts Relays, Greater Boston Interscholastic Track Meet, and State Track Meet. LHS BASEBALL SCOREBOARD—1955 Sr Bernard seein. 3 Saal a0) Wes) oe et i ot oe pee Tt HifChDUs oases acne, 5, ATHOl epee ax tah: 15 Winchendon. .............. 4, Cyatdine recess cete-.s-oseiees 8 Clintonee eee eae cae i! W inchendonne. 6 SE Deroard Siaiwiaiees: 2 (OLIDtO fine eee eh es eee 7 itChDUr se ehe5,scushais:- 5 Calcdinetia. cose 8 LHS BASEBALL SEASON — 1955 The basketball team completed its season with a record of five wins and seven losses. During the course of the season it defeated arch rival Fitchburg once in a very close game, by a score of six to five. This game was the highlight of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Agnew Mr. and Mrs. Calixte C. Allain Mr. and Mrs. Philippe Allard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aucoin Mr. and Mrs. Allyn A. Ayotte Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Baldridge Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Baron Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Betts Mr. and Mts. F. M. Billings Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Bilodeau Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bouvier Mr. and Mrs. Biagio Bracani Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breau Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Brodeur Mr. and Mrs. Alton E. 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LEOMINSTER, MASS. 97 OVLPVLP VDP VLL VLPVOLPOLP VLDL LDPE OLD VLD LP OLD LP LP OLD LP OLD OD : | | : | : | : : PEP VP LD LP ELD LD VLD OLD LP VLD VLD OLD DODD LPO POV OVO OVP OVO OOOO LP OOOO OVO LPIVOV OV OVO APL PVG VOR RP DHKOMKOV DMO GIO DD: | : | MARIE LOUISE SHOPPE ¥ Telephone 7-3087 SELIG MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Inc. “THE GREATEST NAME IN CHAIRS” LEOMINSTER, MASSACHUSETTS MONROE, LOUISIANA LEOMINSTER LODGE OF ELKS NOM 2, W. A. FULLER LUMBER CO. SI 26 SPRUCE STREET LEOMINSTER, MASS. OPED POP OLD LP LP LDV OLD OLD DOP LL LOLOL LPO IDOL LOPLI LPO OLIV POLP OD 98 % RDO LD DOD DDD OD OLD VLD OLD LOOP OD POD LD LOOP LDV OLD LOO OO OVO OOO LDV OV LOO OLD VO OO OVO OL OOOO LOLOL OAD SAP EG a tae eae Ae ALM Aa i a nt ie in am hora nd | . WERNER’S SPORTING GOODS : NILO TOCCI INSURANCE e N AGENCY Telephone 7-7070 . 22 Central Street Leominster, Mass. § — ; FLORENCE TATA’S BEAUTY SHOP : § § N SGC § 50 CENTRAL STREET LEOMINSTER, MASS. § § Compliments Compliments , of , 7 | THOMAS F. 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Telephone 7-3205 11 SPRUCE STREET | LEOMINSTER, MASS. x PPP LLP LPOLPOVLPOLD OVO IOV LOV LO DLL LOO OOOO LOL LO IOV LO OOO OOOO OPV LVAD PROVO DO DO DD VL OV DVD LAP AP VD VO OVO EDV DOOD LD OV DLP ODL PLD LO LP VLDL DVD OP AP VLD ED 511 LANCASTER STREET LEOMINSTER, MASS. : | | : | | | PRLPOLPOLD LP AP OLP LP LD OLD LP LD VLP OLD LP VLD VDDD OCDOVLD ODDO CLP DOLD OOO OOOO VL POV OV OVO LIV LOO OVO VAP YL NO VOR ROXKGUn Gn INSURANCE REAL ESTATE ooD ALEXANDER P. sronss PIZZICONI Congratulations eA and Box 351— Leominster Best Wishes Telephones: 4-6113 or 4-8978 to the AUCTIONEER NOTARY PUBLIC GRADUATING GLASS SMITH BROTHERS SHAW - WALKER OFFICE FURNITURE REMINGTON AGENTS ° SALES AND SERVICE Compliments of FITCHBURG PAPER COMPANY AND IT’S Decotone Products Division ODPL PLP LDAP CLP OLD VLPOLDOLDV LD CDP LL LPL DOO OL LOE DOLD LPO OV LDP O LDL EPL VLD LPOG 105 DPROVDE DA LDV.D LD LDV POD LP VAD VL PDVLPVL DLP DVD VDD ODD DOP OVD VOLVO VLD LDV ODO VAP VOR, : : N | : § | N | : eg ar rata toc dare trem UNION PRODUCTS PLASTIC TURNING COMPANY INCORPORATED Compliments S. 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