Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

LEOMINSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY (UNIT eae Ss ———_ 1 —— Se —— — ————— SS 9 ico) ito) ioe) oO 2] N i) —) fo °) = = 0 o [le (G55 Waguet by “lhe Senor Class of Leominster Seutor igh School Leamuster, Guue, (9395 JORNGEE IOV CE To Mr. Joyce, our Assistant Prin- cipal, and Dean of Boys, who has done so much to develop our minds, strengthen our morals, mold our characters, and make our years at L.H.S. both pleasant and profitable, in sincere appreciation, we dedicate this 1958 edition of our yearbook. LILLIAN RICKER To Miss Ricker, our Dean of Girls, who through her warm personality, diversified talents, and sincerity of purpose, has been an inspiration and guide to us all, we also dedicate with gratitude and appreciation, our 1958 yearbook. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Albert Menard, Mr. Francis McCann, Mrs. Dorothy Ricker, Mayor Laurie J. Cormier, Superintendent of Schools Martin L. Moran, Dr. Aaron Simon, Mrs. Geraldine Wheeler, Mr. George O'Toole. We express our thanks to Superintendent Martin L. Moran for his many efforts on our behalf. We shall always remember him as a person to whom we can turn in time of need. The class of 1958 wishes Mr. Moran all of the success he so richly deserves. MR. KUCHARSKI Prom the Principal What thoughts are in the minds of a high school graduate who looks forward to assum- ing adult responsibilities in a world where tre- mendous events are taking place daily and even more tremendous events are predicted for tomorrow? We are told that we must have more skilled scientists in order that the United States of America may not find itself at the mercy of enemies wielding weapons of unimagined destructive power, nor be left behind in the race to conquer space. Perhaps some of you will contribute to our scientific know-how and make us very proud of you. Obviously, however, not all of you will qualify for this type of service to your country. May ! suggest a contribution that all of you can make? “Thou shalt love thy neigh- bor as thyself.” Obedience to that command- ment could effect greater wonders in the world than anything science can achieve. Let no prejudice take root in your own thoughts. Seek to understand people close to you and the distant people of the world. Want for all men the good things you want for your- self. Having first made sure that in thought and deed you have made yourself worthy of peace and prosperity, pray for these things for the whole world. “More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams a4 of,” Tennyson said. Against the forces that threaten the world with destruction, let us set the greater force in the power of prayer. MR. JOHN F. MR. ALDRICH V. MRS. MARY MRS. MiRIAM L. JOYCE COUSINS WALLACE BUCKNELL MRS. PATRICIA MISS M. ELIZABETH MISS CHRISTINE MRS. ELIZABETH POTHIER COLLEY CAMOUGS C. MORRILL MR. JOHN MISS PAULETTE MR. JOHN H. MR. CLAUDE H. McNANEY GARIEPY ROGERS MUNSON EVERETT SG: GEORGE A. PERCY A. GEORGE J. DONNELLY PECK DUNLOP ANTONIONI a pnt, $e RISERS Lieb ee kee papeanat CARMINE JOHN F. CHARLES B. ALBERT PICUCCI MAGANE BRODERICK CHRISTOPHER MISS MARY MISS E. LILLIAN MISS MARGARET WALTER ADDANTE RICKER EARL PATACCHIOLA ALBERT J. CHRISTOPHER HELEN F. HARTNETT We wish to thank Mr. Christopher and Miss Hartnett, our class advisors, for their untiring efforts, and unselfish devotion on behalf of the students of Leomin- ster High. They willingly shouldered any problems with which we burdened them throughout our three years at L.H.S., and we want them to know they will always have our grateful appreciation. a JAMES H. GATELY Gates . . . College . . . ‘Great Pre- tender” rates with him . . . Is_ in- terested in history . .. An Elvis Presley fan . . . Excels in football and base- ball . . . President of T.A.G., Treasurer of Student Cabinet . . . member of Drop-In Club . . . Well-liked by every- one ... Plans to go to college. SYLVIA A. CORLISS Sylinss i College mish Saye there aver Really swings to ‘Sand In My Shoes” . Thinks Frank Sinatra’s the most Likes basketball . . . Math’s her favorite . . . Dazzling smile . . . Likes to sketch . . . Belongs to Art Club, C:Y.Ci% . . Future teacher, THERESA P. GIZZI Tres . . . College . . . Cantinually say- ing “You know it’. . . Loves to hear “Rebel” and ‘’My Personal Possession” Flips over Patti Page ... The ath- letic type . . . Excels in basketball and softball . . . Likes gym and Italian... President of G.A.A., member of T.A.G., Magnet, Fortnightly . . . Hopes to be- come a teacher. KENT I. CARLUCCIO “Ignaz” . . . College . . . Mad about “April Love’ by Pat Boone ... “I'm not lying’’ . . . Continually looking for his little M.G. . . . Enjoys swimming and bowling . . . Dig those sporty specs! . . . Belongs to T.A.G. and Magnet . .. Interested in chemistry and Italian . . . Future pharmacist. HAROLD R. ABARE “Butch” . . . General . . . “See ya later!’ . . Thinks Bobby Helms is the most “My Special Angel’ . . . History’s his fav- orite subject . . . Cars are his specialty . . Favorite sport?—football . . . Ambition: Navy. ELEANOR G. ANGELINI Ellie . . . General . . . Likes basketball and softball . . . Jerry Vale and ‘’Maybe Tomor- row’ really send her . . . Collects records . Favorite subjects are English and sociol- ogy... “Yeah, all right!” ... Hopes to be- come a_ hairdresser. PATRICIA M. ANDERSON Pat ... College... ‘’Rebel”’ rates high with her . . . “Where’s Kenny?” . . . Hockey’s one of her favorites . . . Active in Magnet, Press Club, G.A.A., and Drop-In Club Favorite subjects include chemistry and Eng- lish . . . Wants to be a laboratory technician. MARY C. ANGELINI Angie . . . Commercial . . . Requests “My One� Sin'’?... . Nice@iong hair’. 08 aoe better believe it’ . . . Enjoys basketball, swimming, and ice skating . . . Flips over Fats Domino . . . Member of Travel Club . . . Favors typing and stenography . . . Fu- ture secretary. 2 2 GLORIA AVERSA Glory . . . College . . . Nice things come in small packages . . . Requests ‘Autumn Leaves’ ... Likes all kinds of sports... Joni James sends her... “Oh Terrific’ .. . Debate Club, G.A.A., Magnet Editorial, Drop- In Club... Enjoys dancing . . . Public Speaking and art are her favorites . Would like to attend Leland Powers Dra- matic School and become an_ actress. LINDA L. BACON Commercial . . . Likes “I’ve Grown Accus- tomed To Her Face’ . . . Mad over Johnny Mathis . . . Hockey is her favorite sport . . . Active member of Magnet . . . Business Staff . . . “Holy Toledo” . ... Bookkeeping, art, and gym rate high with this pretty miss . . . Can often be found spinning discs . . . Future secretary. % S GRACE A. AYOTTE Gracie . . . Commercial . . . A Fats Domino fan... Likes the song “I’m In The Mood For Love’ . . . Swimming is a favorite sport of hers...Is she as quiet as she seems??? ; “How they goin’? . . . Belongs to the Junior Fortnightly . .. The girl with all the answers .. . Will make a nice private secretary. JUDITH E. BARNES Judi... College . . . Always saying ‘Don’t rush me”... Tommy Sands . . . “Diana” aK Swimming—Adult Water Ballet . . Member of the Art Club and Drop-In Club : Also member of L.H.S. Art Club . . Hobby is making posters . . . Considers art and math her favorite subjects . . . Hopes to become a commercial artist. 4 = BESSIE BEAUSOLEIL Bess . . . Commercial . . . “You better be- lieve it” . . . Ice skating, swimming, and bowling are her favorite sports . . . ‘’Moon- light Swim’’ . . . Pat Boone . . . Avid mem- ber of Choral Club . .. Spare time is taken up by dancing and collecting records Considers typing and office practice tops . . Hopes to become a secretary. FRANCES M. BELLIO Franny ... General . . . “Yah, all right!” ... “That'll Be the Day” .. . Pat Boone is tops with her . . . Favorite sport is hockey Hobbies include skating and drawing . .. member of Art Club . . . Considers art and English her favorite subjects . . . Hopes to become a_ hairdresser. JANET F. BELL Jan 2. Colleges... i Heckianol: RY 6. Request for ‘Autumn Leaves” . . . Thinks Pat Boone is tops . . . An ardent ski en- thusiast . . . Active member of Flopenaufn Ski Club, French Club, Magnet, and Press Club . . . Considers public speaking and English her favorite subjects . . . Hopes to be a physical therapist. JOHN C. BELLUARDO Johni =4 Commercial 2) 29. Band!) 7s pigs all the current popular songs . .. Loves a good debate . . . Always seen in a blue car . . . Collects model cars . . . Football is his favorite sport . . . Wants to be an account- ant. —- EUGENIE F. BISHOP “Mimi” . .. College . . . “Star Dust’ Cris Conners . . . Forever saying “You - Shnook’” . . . What’s the attraction at B.U.? _. . . Skating is her sport . . . Loves dancing - . .. Is a member of French Club, Magnet, C.Y.C., Drop-In Club . . . Considers history and chemistry her favorite subjects Ambition is to go to college. CAROL A. BOUCHARD “Butch” . . . College . .. A talkative per- Sons .voung At, Heart’ =] .. A Frank Sinatra fan . . . Can be heard saying ’’Hi Ho Stevo” ... Likes to draw . . . Member of Magnet, C.Y.C., Traveling Club, and Band and Orchestra . . . ““Where’s Gil???” Oh, you lucky kids—she wants to be a - teacher. NANCY E. BOLLMAN Nan .. . College . . . Constantly saying, “Oh, yeah?” . . . Requests ‘’Stardust’’ Julie London . . . Swimming and ice skating are her favorite sports . . . Her hobbies are writing letters and sports . . . Is a member of G.A.A., Choral Club, Magnet Business, and Girls’ State Representative . . . Loves trigonometry and art . . . Ambition is to go to U. of M. JOHN R. BRACANI Jack . . . Commercial . . . “I’m Walking” Fats Domino . . . Makes mode!) aircrafts . Avid football fan... “Sneak Off”... Enjoys geography . . . Ambition in the ser- vices. DOUGLAS B. BRADY Bradie .. . College .. . Happy-go-lucky Magnet . . . Requesr for ‘Peanuts’’ Likes history and chemistry . . . Jerry Lee Lewis fan... Friendly . . . Will be a pharmacist. IRENE A. BREAULT Ann... Commercial ... Likes U. S. history and bookkeeping . . . Another vote for Elvis Presley and “Jailhouse Rock” ...A second Esther Williams . . . “How are they going?” .. . Future secretary. CHARLES M. BREAU “Chas-Bo’’ 1% . College . =) Student Cab- inet, T.A.G., Drop-In. . . “What's the story’ . . . Incomparable dancer . . . Ex- ceeds in football and track . . . Favors “Stardust” with Billy Ward and the Domi- noes . . . Enjoys chemistry and_ trigo- nometry .. . Ambition: College. DONNA J. BRESNAHAN Don . . . Commercial . . . Elvis Presley fan “Mean Woman Blues” . . . Loves to say, ‘Have you seen my honey?” . . . Swim- ming is her favorite sport . . . Active mem- ber of Press Club . .. U. S. history, art, and office practice are her favorite subjects Hopes to become a commercial artist. HILDA A. BRITTON Bri-Hon . . . Commercial . . . Forever saying, | “Gee, you're cute’ .. . Elvis Presley . . _ “Jail House Rock” . . . Favorite sport is swimming . . . Considers shorthand and math her favorite subjects . . . Hopes to be- come a secretary. LEMMA N. BROWN lem... College . . . Johnny Mathis... : Constantly saying, ‘“Oh-h-h-h no” . . . : “Theme From Moulin Rouge” .. . Loves | : : listening to music as a hobby . . . Favorite sport is swimming . .. Is a member of French Club .. . Considers her favorite sub- jects to be sociology and plane geometry . . . Her ambition is to go to college. JAMES E. BROOKS Jimmy .. . Commercial . . . Magnet, Drop- Inge Glu betwee eau betinverm©: Keon tts hobby, chickens . . . He’s an Elvis Presley fan . . . As for his favorite song— Lotta LOViNi@ ee eGOes etOmufootballea enn MeSe History . . . Undecided future. KATHRYN M. BURNAP Kayays eu Commercialin.. eh cOu Rare ween Pat Boone . . . Can be heard saying, ‘Yeah, alright’ . . . Favorite sport is field hockey . . . Hobby is collecting records ... Is a member of Travel Club .. . U. S. History, bookkeeping, and biology are her favorite subjects . . . Ambition is to do office work. VIRGINIA M. BURNAP Ginny . . . Commercial . . . Terrific cheer- leader . . . Continually saying, ‘““Who, me?” ... “Deep Purple’ ... Billy Ward and the Dominoes . . . Favorite sport is basketball . . . Hobby is cheering . . . Active member of Choral Club, Magnet ... Considers U. S. history her favorite subject . . . Hopes to go to a business college. CAROLE-ANN CAISSE College . . . Terrific personality . . . Well liked by everyone... ‘Got A Date With An Angel” . . . Admires Billy Williams and Tony Bennett . . . Softball is her favorite sport . “Yeah, all right!’ . . . Collects dolls Member of Magnet, G.A.A. and Drop-In Club Biology is her favorite subject Future nurse. BARRY D. CAISSE Casey. ;. College }-)= = Dramaticy Clubs ann “All right’ . . . Easy going . . . Tremendous on skates . . . Enjoys Pat Boone and ‘My Special Angel’ “Collected any new horses?’ . . . Attentive public speaking and sociology student . . . Ambition: Air Force. JAMES M. CANNAVINO “Beans” . . . Commercial . . . Drop-In Club, Choral Club ... Friendly . . . Essential to L.H.S. football team . .. Grey Edsel Fan of Frankie Laine . . . Builds model air- craft . . . Ardent U. S. history student Keen on “Tonight, Tonight” . . . Ambition: Athlete. RICHARD CARAVELLA Dick . . . College . . . Goes for “In The Mood” . . . Frank Sinatra fan . . . New- comer to L.H.S. . . . Enjoys football . . . Much time taken up by photography .. . Belongs to Science Club . . . “Oh, well” . . . Considers chemistry his favorite . Plans to become a research chemist. CAROL ANN CAROLIS Carol . . . Commercial . . . Swings to the music of Fats Domino . . . Horseback riding takes up much of her time . .. “Yeah, all right” . . . Belongs to Travel Club .. . Collects popular records . . . Typing and office practice are two of her favorites .. . Her nice smile is a pleasure to see... Future private secretary. ALINE A. CARLETON “Lenny” . . . College . . . “The Eyes of God” tops her list . . . Swoons to Perry Como . . . Marvelous with a piano i Basketball is her favorite . . . Member of Glee Club, French Club, and Band .. . In- terested in algebra, chemistry and shorthand . . . Hopes to be a lab technician. RICHARD E. CARR Dick . ... Commerctal . .. Travel Club: .. Fishing fanatic . . . Continually working on his car... Enjoys hearing ‘Wake Up Little Suzie” ... Fats Domino is his favorite. JUNE E. CARTER Commercial . . . Loves Fats Domino’s music ... “Loving You” really rates with her . ... Yeah, all right’ . . . Likes to roller skate . Is a member of Travel Club . . . Con- siders typing and office practice her favor- ite subjects . . . Hopes to become a secre- tary. MARILYN CATALETA Kitty Cat . . . Commercial . . . Swoons to “Fascination” ... Hobby? Eating! .. . “And you know it’’ . . . Can be seen horseback riding.and swimming . . . Likes public speak- ing ... Member of Art Club and C.Y.C.... Future private secretary. ANN E. CASTRIOTTA Commercial . . . Mad about “Chances Are” : Always saying “You dream” : Basketball is her favorite sport . . . Collects records . . . Art Club . . . Enjoys art very much . . . Hopes to become a hairdresser. HARRY W. CHRISTIE “Tony” . . . College . . . Radio Club Especially interested in chemistry and_trig- onometry . . . A request for “I’m Waiting For You” .. . Considers swimming his favor- ite sport . . .A Pat Boone fan ... Good natured and friendly . . . Hobbies include amateur radio and photography ... He plans to be an electrical engineer. y JULIE A. CICCOLINI Julie . . . Commercial . . . “Tremendous” . .. Loves that song “Fascination” .. . Nat “King” Cole is one of her favorites .. . Likes Basketball . . . ‘What did_you think of the spaghetti supper?” . . . Julie’s favorite subjects are bookkeeping, and English . . . Magnet, Press Globe Ga, Gare en Willucdoswell in anything she plans to do. MARILYN CIPROTT! College . . . What an appetite! . . . Loves to hear “I Miss You So’’ by Chris Connors. . . Likes to dance . .. Collects records .. . French Club, Magnet, T.A.G., Drop-In Club .. . enjoys biology . . . Goal is to be an airline hostess. SHRIMP GELESTESGs CICCONE “Stretch” .. . Commercial . . . She’ll grow??? . . . Enjoys listening to Nat ’’King’’ Cole . . . Favorite song is “‘Shangu-la”’ .. . Likes field hockey . . . What's the interest in Lancaster??? . . . Favorite subject: English . . . Friendly towards everyone . . . Press Club, Magnet ... C.Y.C., G.A.A. . . . Plans to be a beautician. PATRICA E. CONNORS Pat . . . College . . . Member of Art Club andy GiA. Assen ane Lovess tomice = skate samen: Request for “Chances Are” . . . Pat Boone Favorite subjects are art and science ... “That's Life’ . . . Will make a success- ful art teacher. BEVERLY A. CONSALVO Bev . . . Commercial . . . Likes the song, “Silhouettes” . . . Fats Domino is her favorite singer . . . Likes to draw and is member of the Art Club . . . English and art are her favorite subjects . . . Future hairdresser at Elizabeth Ollis Academy. WILLARD W. CORLISS Will . . . College . . . French Club ... De- fensive player on the L.H.S. goal line . Hobby is skiing . . . Aliso a swimming en- thusiast . . . Four Aces and ‘Canadian Sun- set’’ are his favorites . . . Master at mechan- ical drawing . . . His ambition is to go to technica! school. Se cetebnae sin NANCY R. CONWAY Nan .. . Likes art and history . . . Her favorite singers are Byron Parmer and Jo Stafford . . . Nancy’s hobby is ice skating . . . Always saying, ‘Oh, Christopher Co- lumbus” . . . Enjoys the song ‘’Tammy”’ : Belongs to the Art Club . .. Wants to go into mechanical dentistry. CONSTANCE C. CORMIER Connie . . . College . . . Fan of Nat “King” Cole . . . “Chances Are’ . . . Friendly type . . . Likes all sports, especially basketball . . Enjoys biology, history and gym... A member of G.A.A., Camera Club, C.Y.C., and Civil Defense . . . Can be seen at every football game . . . She will make a perfect nurse for mentally retarded children. ROBERT) Eo COTE Bob . . . Commercial . . . Short cropped brown hair and a neat dresser . . . ‘Sneak Off’ . . . Golf and Baseball fanatic Master at fixing cars . . . Keen on ‘'Wake Up Little Susie’ by his favorites the Everly Brothers . . . Adept bookkeeping student His ambition is to be an ace mechanic. JOAN L. DELLE CHIAIE Joanie . . . Commercial . . . Likes Frank Sinatra. . . ‘Are ‘you kidding?” . . . Nice dresser . . . Goes for the song “Chances ACeieEn|OVs softballl. Gan) often be seen dancing . . . Her favorite subjects are English and history . . . Collects records Magnet member .. . Flower girl Wants to be an airline hostess. Ws MARGARET A. CRANSON Peggy ... College . . . Nice personality Enjoys listening to the Platters Favorite song is ‘‘Love Is A Many Splendored Thing” . . . Likes basketball . . . Always can be heard saying ‘Really?’ . . . Favorite subject is public speaking . . . Belongs to Magnet and G.A.A. executive board Plans to go to a junior college. BARBARA A. DIMARZIO Barb . . . College . . . Favorite song is “Chances Are’ . . . Crazy about Johnny Mathis . . . Can almost always be found in an ice skating rink ... “Yeah, all right” Very fond of eating ... Finds plane geom- etry interesting . . . Her ambition is to be a nurse. PHILIP M. DOLAN “lashes Colleges wm aenbress 1 GlUDs and C.Y.C. member .. . Sporty Dresser ... Fan of Billy Ward and The Dominoes .. . Star Dust’’ . . . Sparkling conversationalist . . . Active student in English and biology . . He intends to attend college. GEORGE ENGLAND Commercial . . . Choral Club . . . Enjoys history . . . Good sport . . . Request for “You Send Me” .. . Another Perry Como fan . . . “You chet” . . . Favorite sport is football . . . Future is undecided. i 1 } ‘ - F JEAN R. DULULIO College . . . Never a dull moment when Jean’s around .... Likes Frankie Laine... “Chances Are” . . . Her Favorite subjects are biology and history . . . ‘Oh, you’re kidding” . . . Pastime is collecting records . . . Magnet, G.A.A. executive board mem- ber, Drop-In Club, and Vice-President of C.Y.C. . . . Will make an excellent nurse. FRANKLIN R. ERICSON JR. “Buddy” .. . College . . . Likes chemistry and trigonometry . . . Member of the Science Club... ‘Sneak off’’ . . . Spends spare time working with fishing tackle . . Goes for ‘My Special Angel’ , . . Likes to listen to Elvis Presley . . . Enjoys. skiing ... A future engineer. UOy CEE: ESPOSITO Commercial . . . Admires Pat Boone .. . Joyce likes softball and field hockey .. . She likes office practice ... Travel Club... -Who’s the nice guy??? .. . Will make a good secretary. ELLEN F. FENTON El . . . College . . . Has a nice smile for everyone .. . Admirer of Frank Sinatra and Chris Conners . . . Likes ‘““Moonglow” .. . Likes chemistry and English . . . A mem- ber of Leominster Tennis Club, Secretary of Student Cabinet, and T.A.G. Board .. . There better not be’’ . . . Gentlemen pre- fer blondes . . . Future plans include college. JOHN R. FAY “Touch” . .. Commercial . . . Favorite sing- er is Jim (horizontal) Flanagan . . . En- joys working with cars and racing .. . “Nothing beats studying” .. . Will make a good mechanic. JOANN M. FERACO Jo... Commercial . . . “My Special Angel’’ Is a Perry Como fan .. . Has pretty black hair . . . Joann spends a lot of her time dancing . . . Likes to collect records also . . . Favorite saying is, ‘“You’re Sporty” ... Member of Choral Club, Press Club, Magnet ... A future nurse. ; RICHARD L. FITZGERALD Dick . . . College . . . Likes algebra and geometry . . . Plays a hot piano... Favorite saying, ‘Ya, alright’ . . . Likes bas- ketball . . . Requests Nat ‘’King’’ Cole and “My Special Angel’ . . . Belongs to Camera Club ... Future jet pilot. JOHN M. FLOCK Johnn y . . . Commercial . . . Likes math and gym... ‘Sneak Off’ . . . Request for “Silhouettes” . . . Fan of Pat Boone and Perry Como . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing . . � What a football player! . . . No plans for the future yet. EDWARD FLANNAGAN Eddie . . . Commercial . . . Thinks Frank Sinatra’s the most . . . Really swings to “Lady Is A Tramp” . .. Fond of ice skating ... “You know what | mean” ... Member of Choral Club . .. Chief chef at HoJo’s . . . Is interested in mechanical drawing . Would like to be a food supervisor. NANCY A. FLOOD College . . . Interested in water skiing, roller skating, reading . . . Active member of French Club, Rainbow, and Science Ciub Really digs chemistry and physics Plans on becoming a nuclear physicist. WENDELL FRYE “Windy” .. . College . . . Short naps dur- ing classes . . . Staunch member of Marine Corps Reserve ... “Gung Ho” . . . Tennessee Ernie Ford fan . . . Active member of pub- lic speaking class . . . Enjoys ‘‘High Noon” . .. His ambition includes the marines. SHEILA M. GALLAGHER Commercial . . . Sheila can be heard say- ing “Oh, you're pulling my leg” . . . Enjoys the George Shearing Quartet . . . ‘When Your Lover Has Gone” .. . One of Babe’s star soda jerks . . . Member of Travel Club . .. English is her favorite . . . No letter today .. . Plans to do office work. PATRICIA FUSCO Pat . . . Commercial . . . Can be seen a lot with Connie V. . .. A Perry Como fan and enjoys “Our Love Affair’ . . . ¥ield Hockey is her favorite sport,. . . Pat spends her leisure time reading . . . Favorite sub- ject is stenography .. . Will make a nice secretary. RICHARD E. GALLIEN Dick . . . Commercial . . . French Club... Likes algebra and U.S. History . . . Sporty dresser . . . Plays drums for the Kingsmen ... It’s baseball for him .. . Loves to listen to “I Only Have Eyes for You” and Julie London... a future test pilot. JAMES B. GARDNER Jim... College . . . Is a member of French Club, T.A.G., Press Club and Presi- dent of the Student Cabinet at LHS... . Likes biology and history . . . His favorite saying is “‘Where is Joyce?” . . . Enjoys Frank Sinatra and ‘True Love” . ..A terrific end on the football team . . . Collects stamps . . . Future physical education teacher. JEANNETTE A. GIROUARD Jan . . . Commercial . . . Where did you get those sporty knee socks??? . . . She likes “1 Only Have Eyes For You” and Frank Sinatra . . . Collects jazz records . . . Fav- orite saying is ‘’Guess What” . . . Soft- ball is her favorite sport . . . Belongs to Magnet . . . Likes public speaking . . . Plans on being an airline hostess. CLELIA M. GASBARRO Clel . . . Commercial . . . Considers “‘I Only Know | Love You” her favorite song . . . Thinks Pat Boone’s the most . . . Likes to play softball . . . How’s Billy? . . . Mem- ber of Press Club . . . Prefers English and stenography ... Wants to be a secretary. CARL W. GOPFERT Guff . . . Commercial . . . Goes for “‘Little Bitty Pritty One’’ and Paul Anka . . . Music and dancing are his hobbies . . . Member the Choral Club . . . Thinks gym is favorite subject . . . His future includes the air force. PATRICIA A. GRANT Pat . . . College . . . Magnet mainstay .. . Crowned Miss Leominster of 1957... Ardent fan of Joni James . . . Request for “Blue Moon” .. . Dazzling brunette . . . Loves to swim and play tennis . . . ‘’Y-Know What?” . . . W ill make a successful fashion designer. JUNE A. HARE Juney . . . Commercial . . . Loves to water Skinewene Collects, records)... ..coneaki Offly Flips over Pat Boone . . . Request for ‘’Spe- cial Angel’ . . . Likes gym and office prac- tice . . . Future plans include marriage. % 3 if a RUTH HALLOCK Ruthie . . . College . . Enjoys “| Miss You So” and Frank Sinatra . . . Favorite sports are field hockey and softball . . . ‘Well, it’s the same difference’ . . . Collects record al- bums . . . Member of Magnet, and French Club . . . Favorites are public speaking and English .. . Plans to be an airline hostess. MARCIA L. HARRIS College ... Art Club... French Club, Press Club . . . Pat Boone sends her . . . Request for “Only You’’ . . . Loves basketball... “Hey, huh?” . . . How’s Billy? . . . Would like to attend Burbank Hospital School of Nursing. KARL C. HASENSTEIN “Frank” . . . Commercial . . . Flips over “Peggy Sue” by the Del Vikings . . . ‘“My word” . . . Crazy about baseball . . . Likes to fish . . . Belongs to Radio Club . . . Finds math to be his favorite subject. . . . Future undecided. ERNEST A. HOULE Ernie . . . College . . . Enjoys trigonometry and gym... “Hey, sophomore!” . . . French Club, Choral Club . . . Wonderful voice ... “Our Love Affair’ and Vic Darnone are tops with him... Enjoys model building and ice skating . . . Headed for the U. S. Air Force. CAROLYN L. HENAULT College . . . Magnet, Choral Club, French Club . . . Loves chemistry . . . Enjoys play- ing basketball . .. Flips over Perry Como... Request for “Because” . . . Will make an ex- cellent nurse. CAROLYN L. HOWARD “Cookie” . . . Commercial . . . Art Club, Choral Club . . . Request for Billy Ward and the Dominoes and ‘Deep Purple” .. . Can often be seen motorcycling . . . Loves to water ski . . . Would like to be a comptom- eter Operator. LOIS M. JAFFE Lolo . . . College . . . French Club, G.A.A., T.A.G., Drop-In Club . . . Perry Como and “Chances Are” rate high with her ... En- joys English and public speaking . . . Edi- tor-in-chief of Press Club . . . “Oh, sporty!”’ Spare time taken up by sports and reading . . . Future plans include college. BEVERLY A. KELLEY Kelly . . . College . . . “I’ve got news for you, hon” .. . Really goes for ‘I'll Never Stop Loving You” . . . Favorite sport is swimming . . . Loves to sing .. . Extra activities include G.A.A., Choral Club, and Masque and Gavel Club . . . Her favorite subjects are music and sociology . . . Fu- ture plans include Fitchburg State Teacher’s College or School of Music. EDWARD R. JOHNSON Ed... College ... Press Ciub ... Likes so- ciology and history . . . Enjoys “’Pledging My Love’ and Johnny Ace ... “You're a chet” . .. Collects records . . . Goes for bas- ketball and baseball . . . Plans to teach physical education. JUNLEE KIPP College . . . Enjoys chemistry, biology, and public speaking . . . Belongs to Magnet, French Club, G.A.A., Drop-In Club, and Masque and Gavel Club . . . Loves to listen to Sarah Vaughn . . . Favorite songs include “Stairway to Paradise’ and “Personal Pos- session” . . . “Yeah, all right.” . : . En- joys field hockey . . . Plans to enter field of science or medicine. ARLENE M. KIRBY Kirby . . . College . . . Swoons to “Old Cape Cod” ... Ardent Perry Como fan Enjoys field hockey . . . ‘‘Where’s Kent?’ . . . Loves to roller skate . . . President of Masque and Gavel Club, Senior class execu- tive board . . . Favors public speaking . . Future teacher. ANTHONY LATINI eSlices me aieee COmmencialumna aeArt eClub ... Enjoys gym... “Sneak off’ . . . Goes for Fats Domino and ‘’Honeycomb” . . . Foot- ball’s his sport . . . Likes fly tying in his spare time . . . Plans to enter the navy. MARILYN G. KIRBY Commercial . . . Masque and Gavel Club . . . Request for Pat Boone and ‘’Remember You’re Mine’ . . . Loves field hockey and softball . . . Can often be seen roller skat- ING: is. 1 oi “Don ti get) shook; advan Would like to become a hairdresser. NICHOLAS F. LATORRE Nicolei . . . College . . . Press Club, French Club . . . Likes chemistry and mechanical drawing . “1 gotcha’ . . . Plays football . .. His hobby—girls! . . . Enjoys ‘‘Whole Lot of Shaking’’ . . . Future electronics engineer. MARGARET T. LEIN Maggie ... Commercial ... Art Club ... Loves to play basketball . . . Enjoys public speak- iCMmree COONMIN a.lt. HOW SUBrianh) 2 i Request for “Cry Me A River’’ and Julie London . . . Future hairdresser. RITA J. LISCIOTTI College . . . Loves sports, especially field hockey . . . Magnet, G.A.A. . . . Request for “Old Cape Cod” . . . Mad about Frank Sinatra. . . “Do me a favor, will you?” . . . Good sport . . . Future plans include U. of M. RONALD G. LEMIRE Ronnie . . . General . . . Likes history and drawing . . . ‘What are you?” . . . Enjoys working on his car... “Long Lonely Night’ and Little Richard send him . . . Loves to hunt . . . Future unde cided. KATHLEEN A. LOLLI Kathy . . . Commercial . . . “You Send Me” sends her . . . Digs Frankie Laine . . . Loves baseball . . . “What do you mean?” . . . Col- lects records . . . Enjoys public speaking . . . Hopes to become a hairdresser. ROSEMARY A. LUNDIGAN Roe ... Commercial . . . French Club, Mag- net . . . Loves basketball . . . “Love Is A Many Splendored Thing” . . . Always can be heard saying, “Oh, yeah?’ . . . Will make a good private secretary. EDWARD L. MAHONEY Moe ... College . . . Can be heard saying “Don’t sweat it’... Enjoys “Affair to Re- member” . . . Nat King Cole rates with him : Excels in sports . . . Member of Press Club, T.A.G., Drop-In Club . . . Considers English tops . . . Goal is college. PATRICIA A. MAHAN Pat... College . . . Magnet . . . Friendly to all . . . Favorite subjects are English and public speaking . . . Likes to play the piano and collect records . . . Director of the Senior Play . . . Perry Como sends her . . . Request for ‘Fascination’ . . . Future teacher. JOANNE P. MAOLA Jo . . . Commercial . . . Request for “Chances Are’ . . . Dazzling smile . . . Likes Johnny Mathis . . . Says her hobby is work . ts © Plays; sottballe. 3 3) “Sneak iotf leas Member of Art Club . . . Enjoys stenography and office practice . . . Future secretary. JOYCE P. MARCANTONIO Joyce ... General . . . Pat Boone fan... Likes to baby sit . . . “My Special Angel’ . . . Enjoys basketball . . . English and his- tory are her favorite subjects . . . Member of Travel Club . . . Future plans include marriage. BRENDA M. MARSHALL “Bunni’ . . . One of our L.H.S. cheerleaders . .. College .. . Likes field hockey ... Requests ‘’My Special Angel” . . . Likes Nat King Cole . . . Member of GA.A., T.A.G., French Club, and Drop-In Club “No sweat’ . . . Enjoys gym and sociology . . . Future physical therapist. ve be, a ‘ JUDITH M. MARINO Judie .. . . Plays field hockey ... “You Send Me” .. . College . . . Perry Como fan... “Man! . . . Masque and Gavel Club... Likes plane geometry .. . How’s Dean? . . . Future housewife. PELINO A. MASCIANGIOLI Pel . . . College . . . Co-editor of Magnet . . . Enjoys Latin and trigonametry Likes Pat Boone’s version of ‘Technique’ . . . Goes for baseball . . . ‘Buy at Luigi’s”’ . . . Member of C.Y.C. . . . Hopes to be- come a_ teacher. NANCY N. MAURO “Fingernails’ . . . Commercial . . . Little Richard fan . . . Keep-a-Knocking” . . . Plays basketball . . . Art Club . . . Hobby is draw- ing . . . Enjoys office practice . . . ‘‘Come again when you can’t stay so long” . . Will make an efficient secretary. LAWRENCE E. McALLISTER Mac . . . Commercial . . . You can always hear him coming! . . . Likes Billy Ward’s ren- dition of “Deep Purple” . . . “‘Let’s bug out” . . . Member of Travel Club . . . Claims work is his hobby . . . His favorite subject is history . . . Wants to become a cook. RICHARD P. MAXFIELD Max . .. College . . . Likes the song ‘’Mid- night Sun” . . . Enjoys Chris Connors and progressive jazz . . . Can be seen at every football game . . . “Give me a break, will you?” . . . The boy with rhythm in his feet . . . Member of Drop-In Club . . . Favorite subjects, science and English . . . Future architect. JOSEPH B. McCAFFREY Joe . . . General . . . “All the Same To Me” is his favorite . . . Likes Ricky Nelson’s style . . . Favorite sport is football . . . En- joys working around cars . . . Includes Eng- lish and drawing as his favorite subjects . . . Hopes to be an auto mechanic. JOHN McHUGH “Goose” . .. College . . . Continually say- ing ‘Terrific’ . . . Sold on “Red Sails In The Sunset’ . . . Thinks Frank Sinatra’s the greatest . . . Oh, those freckles . . . Enjoys football . . . A real pro at skiing . . . Presi- dent of Drop-In Club, member of T.A.G., Choral Club, Ski Club . .. Plans to enter college. JOHN C. McMURRAY Mac . .. Commercial . . . Enjoys listening to Johnny Mathis .. . “Silhouettes” . . . Al- ways in a hurry ... His pastime is doodling . . . Goes in for track and golf .. . His favorite subject is English . ... Plans to enter army. BARBARA G. McMILLAN “Birdie” . . . Commercial . . . “Wake Up, Little Susie’ . . . Goes for Elvis Presley... Roller Skates for fun . . . Masque and Gavel Club . . . A whiz at shorthand . . . Collects records . . . Will be a practical nurse in a convalescent home for children. DONALD J. MELANSON Don... College . . . Mad about ‘Chances Are” . . . Really digs Johnny Mathis .. . Interested in trigonometry . . . Loves base- ball . . . “You Better Believe It!’ ... Be- longs to Magnet . . . Fond of cars... Hopes to be an engineer. JOSEPH P. MERCIER Joe ... College . . . Goes for Elvis Presley ... “All Shook Up” . . . Enjoys basketball . “Chet” . . . Likes to ‘bomb around” . Belongs to Travel Club . . . Considers sociology his favorite subject . . . Would like to be an engineer. JOHN A. NORMANDIN “Pee Wee” .. . Commercial . . . Goes for Johnny Mathis and ‘’Chances Are’ : Favorite sport is football “Holy Smoke” . . . Record collector . . . Favorite subjects are history and algebra . . . Future me- chanic. y ME BARBARA J. MUNRO Barb . . . Commercial Requests ‘’To- night, Tonight” . . . Ice skating is her favorite sport .. . Yeah, Alright?) te Collects records . . . Little Richard fan .. . Likes typing and English . . . Hopes to be a private secretary. LOREN E. NUTTER “Biff” . . . College . . . Favorite song is “Sing, Sing, Sing’ An ardent Tony Bennett fan... ‘Hey, Uh?” . . . Likes roller skating, and basketball . . . Hobbies include stamp collecting and photography . . � Can be seen cruising around town in his Chevy . . . Favorite subjects are me- chanical drawing and chemistry . . . Future civil engineer. DOROTHY L. NUTTING Dottiensa.wee General = ).) Travel ‘Club. ..5. Loves ‘‘Deep Purple’’ Billy Ekstine is her, favorite . . . Enjoys bowling and football... Yeah, alright’ . . . A good cook . . . Likes to draw . . . Will be a hairdresser. DAVID M. PIERCE Dave . . . College . . . An Elvis Presley fan . . . Asks for “Red Sails In The Sunset’’ . . . Hobby is collecting guns . . . Belongs to Travel Club, Drop-In Club . . . Likes English ... A credit to the L.H.S. football team . .. Plans to go to college. PAUL A. PERREAULT Perry . . . Commercial .. . “Get It Up”... Likes ‘’Silhouettes’’ and Pat Boone .. . En- joys baseball and playing cards . . . Member of the Travel Club . .. English and French are his favorite subjects . . . Plans to enter the army. MARY A. PIERMARINI May .. . General .. . “My special Angel’ . . Likes Pat Boone . . . Enjoys sports... I'll see you” ... Plays basketball . . . Her favorite subjects are English and drawing... A future secretary. ROSALIE G. PIERMARINI Roe .. . Commercial . . . Likes to play field hockey .. . “Oh boy” . . . Goes for Fats Domino ... “Blanch” . . . Favorite sub- jects include gym and history . . . Plans to be a hairdresser. BEVERLY A. REYNOLDS “Becky” ... College . . . Pat Boone fan Tennis, swimming, and ‘golf are her sports - - . “Gee whiz’ .. . Likes to paint : Member of G.A.A., French Club, and Sci- ence Club . . . Enjoys art . . . A future art teacher. EMILY J. RAATIKAINEN Em... Commercial . . . Likes all sports “That's how it is” .. . Belongs to Grange and Choral Club . . . Collects insects, post- cards, and stamps . . . “When You Walk Through A Storm’ . .. Likes to sing English and geography are her favorites Wants to become a private secretary or do police work. WESLEY A. RICKER Wes ... College . . . Magnet, Camera Club Likes trigonometry and _ mechanical drawing . . . Request for “Rainbow” Enjoys basketball and ice skating . . . Always taking pictures . . . ‘“Gadurudy” . . . Hopes to become a civil engineer. DELMONT S. ROBBINS JR. Del . . . General . . . A newcomer to L.H.S. . .. Goes for Pat Boone .. . “Wake Up Lit- fle Susie” ... Likes gym .. -. Hopes to enter the field of auto mechanics. PATRICA A. ROBERTS Pat .. . Commercial . . . Friendly to all... “Passing Strangers’’ . . . Likes to play bas- ketball . . . Sarah Vaughn and Billy Ekstine are her favorite singers .. . Likes biology and drawing . . . Member of Art Club. . . Will be a hairdresser. ERNEST P. ROBERTS Un OLamanaene Olle Gee eeaeoneakn Ott muse: Goes for ‘’My Special Angel” . . . Likes to ski . . . Member of Aircraft Owners and Pilot’s Association, Travel Club, and Ski Club . . . Enjoys mechanical drawing and trigonometry . . . Future aeronautical en- gineer. RICHARD A. ROBICHAUD Roby .. . College . . . “Alone” by the Shepphard Sisters tops his juke box list... Favorite sport is football . .. ‘We'll see ya, kid’’ . . . Loves hunting and fishing . . Member of Drop-In Club and Magnet English and sociology are his favorite sub- jects . . . In the future? College, Maybe. 4 € : ig f 3 JANET E. ROBINSON Janeen COmmenciall sneer rascimation, inn cu. Likes to swim... A Johnny Mathis fan “You know what | mean” .. . Likes to have fun... Enjoys office practice and English . Future plans include marriage. MARY ANN E. ST. CYR Saint . . . College . . . Secretary of French Club, member of Press Club, T.A.G., and Drop-In Club . . . Enjoys listening to Frank Sinatra and Chris Connors .. . ‘‘Wicked’’.. . Likes ““Moonglow” and ‘| Miss You So”... Enjoys Sports, especially basketball and swimming . . . Favorites are English and Biology. Plans include college. RITA M. RUSSO General . . . Enjoys English and typing. . . Belongs to Travel Club . . . Likes to read and sew . . . Favorite songs are ‘’Fascination”’ and ‘’Chances Are” . . . Especially enjoys Pat Boone .. . Favors field hockey . . . Hopes to attend Ward School. JOAN A. SE YVES Joanie . . . Commercial . .. Likes office prac- tice . . . Requests ‘Chances Are’’ and Julius La Rosa . . . Enjoys softball and collecting records . . . Hopes to be a secretary. JOHN R. ST. YVES Jack . . . Commercial . . . Always saying, Sneak off’ . . . Goes for ‘Deep Purple’ Likes track and excels in high jumping . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . member of Drop-In Club... Plans to join the navy. CYNTHIA A. SENECAL Commercial . . . Prefers shorthand “That’s the breaks’ . . . Enjoys listening to Little Richard . . . Likes ‘Could This Be Magic’ . . . Plays basketball . . . Smart secretary. JOSEPH J. SALADINI Jay . . . College . . . Crazy about Fats Domino . . . Loves football . . . “That's life’ . . . Enjoys reading and coin collecting Active member of Science Club Favorite subjects are chemistry and Ger- man... Hopes to become a chemist. SUZANNE |. SKINNER Sue ... College .. . “Are you serious?” President of French Club, Co-Editor of Magnet, Secretary of Drop-In Club, mem- ber of Junior Fortnightly, American Legion Auxiliary . . . Girls’ State . . . Favors Sarah Vaughn and “Stardust” . . . enjoys play- ing the piano, drawing, and reading .. . Likes to swim and skate . . . Prefers English and history . .. Plans to enter government service. PETER SOBEL Pete . . . College . . . Request for ‘’Star- dust” .. . Likes Perry Como... Always find him swimming .. . Crazy about electronics . . . Member of Science Club, Massachusetts Amateur Radio Club, and DeMolay . . . En- joys trigonometry . . . Future electronic en- gineer. VINCENT D. SPADAFORA “Chink” . . . College . . . Crazy about Elvis Presley ... “Treat Me Nice”’ . . . Basketball is his favorite . .. ‘Cool it, will ya!’ Belongs to the C.Y.C. and Magnet .. . Favorite subject is biology . . . Hopes to enter medical Profession. JOANNE E. SOLOMON Jo... College . . . Prefers English and public speaking . . . Likes to dance and sing . . . Enjoys swimming, skiing, and field hockey . . . Can always be heard saying “You know what | mean?” or “I’ve just got to go on a diet!’’ Secretary of public speaking class, vice-president of French Club, active in Magnet, member of G.A.A., Drop-In Club, and T.A.G. . . . Requests Perry Como and ‘’Chances Are.”’ BERNITA J. SPILLER Commercial . . . Prefers bookkeeping and office practice . . . Likes Perry Como... Favorite song is ‘Deep Purple” . . . likes to skate and play tennis . . . Collects records . . . Belongs to Rainbow . . . “No kidding’ . . . Charming secretary. FREDERICK W. SPRING Fred . . . College . . . A favorite of his, “Friendly Persuasion” . . . “Oh, Yeah?” . . . Belongs to T.A.G., DeMolay, Magnet . . . Past vice-president of junior class... Likes trigonometry and chemistry . . . Plans to attend U. of M. and become a research engineer. JAMES J. TANSEY Jimmy .. . Commercial . . . Great fan of the Everly Brothers and “Wake Up Little Suzie’ . . . Mad about baseball . . . Likes to draw . . .. Favorite subjects are math and biology . . . Plans to join the air force. ij ul Nl tM YN FIPAN, | DORIS M. STRICKLAND eROGeK? wep seee COME! ircaeas YES). Iniieimene Belongs to Rainbow and Travel Club... Request for the Everly Brothers and ‘Wake Up Little Suzie’ . . . Likes public speaking . . . Enjoys playing basketball . . . Future plans include marriage. AUDREY A. THOMAS Audrey . . . Commercial . . . Prefers his- tory and economics . . . Listens to Nat King Cole . . . Enjoys “Since ! Met You Baby” . . . Can be heard singing ‘Mr. Lee’ . . . Collects records . Enjoys sports... Member of Choral Club... Is often found near a softball diamond . . . Desirous of owning a children’s nursery. PERRY-LEE A. TISDALE Tiz . . . College . . . Likes art and public speaking . . . ‘Not too sporty!” .. . Re- quests Chris Connors and ‘’Cuban Fire” Has a jazz collection . . . member of G.A.A. and Art Club . . . Enjoys tennis and swimming . . .. Future hairdresser. JUDITH TOWNSEND “Tex'’ . . . General . . . Loves to hear “Tumbling Tumbleweed’ . . . Fan of Pat Boone .. . Is fond of swimming and horse- back riding . . . “You better believe it’ Stamp collector . . . Belongs to Travel Club . .. Is interested in history and draw- ing... Plans to be a housewife. BRENDA TOOLIN “Bing” . . . College . . . A member of T.A.G., G.A.A., French Club... Likes gym and geometry .. . Enjoys sports, especially softball . . . Prefers Nat King Cole Favorite Songs are ‘Eddie My Love’ and “Moments To Remember’ . .. Wants to be- come a physical therapist. CONSTANCE A. VALERA Con . . . Commercial . . . Enjoys English, office practice, and bookkeeping . . . Mem- ber of Magnet and GAA. . . . “Swing” . Likes to play the piano... Is fond of field hockey and basketball . . . Requests Johnny Mathis and “It’s Not For Me To Say” . . . Belongs to Magnet . . . Wants to be a bookkeeper. PATRICIA A. VALERI Pat . . . College . . . Favorite subjects are English and sociology . . . Member of Magnet and G.A.A. ... Likes sports, especial- ly tennis . . . “We'll see you around” _ Enjoys Johnny Ray’s singing . . . Favorite song is.’’Stardust’ . . . Would like to teach. WILLIAM G. VOLANTE mebill... College . . . Great fan of Pat )� Boone and “Bernardine’”’ . . . Thinks football | is the most... “Yeah, all right’ . . . Fond | of bowling . . . Belongs to Camera Club _. . . Likes studying history and sociology . . .. Hopes to become a social studies teacher. é Hy : f UFO ‘ MARY L. VARGO Commercial . . . Likes history and gym Can often be found near a record player - . . goes for Johnny Mathis and “Chances Are’... “Buzz off” ... Plays basketball Future governess. NANCY M. WELSH Nan . .. Commercial . . . Mad about Perry Como and his version of “Ivy Rose” : Does lots of letter writing . . . Member of Magnet, Jr. Fortnightly, C.Y.C. . . . Prefers public speaking and office practice . . . En- joys basketball . . . Has ambitions of being a private secretary. CAROL M. WHEELER College . . . Likes trigonometry and chemis- try . . . Belongs to Science Club .. . Crazy about Pat Boone . . . Loves to hear “Autumn Leaves” . . . Is fond of playing basketball and swimming . . . Hopes to become a nurse. DEXTER A. WHITE “Whizzer. .5. 3 .General’. ©... Has a. ‘soft spot for Bing Crosby . . . Often listens to “Wake Up Little Suzie’ . . . Whiz at swimming ... “Be good’ . . . Belongs to the Drop-In Club . . . Loves gym . Would like to be an airplane technician. JOYCE WHEELER Smart So” ... College . . . Loves basket- ball . . . Enjoys listening to the music of Frankie Laine . . . ‘“Where’s Jimmy?” Spends time decorating . . . Is an active member of Student Cabinet, Cheering Club, Drop-In Club, and G.A.A. . . . Likes trigonometry and gym... Plans to be a studio dance teacher. RICHARD B. WHITE Whitey . . . College . . . Fan of Chris Con- nors ... Likes ‘-Deep Purple” . .. Fond of playing football and skiing . . . “You’re in” . . . Collects popular records . . . Member of Masque and Gavel Club, Floppenoffn Club, Choral Club, and Junior Ski Club . Plans to delve into radio and television at Emerson College. SUSAN WHITNEY Sue . . . Commercial . Likes to listen to Bing Crosby .. . “Stardust’’ rates tops with her . . . “Yeah, all right’’ . . . Spends her time listening to the radio Is fond of sociology and English Enjoys softball . . . Plans to be an airline hostess or a model. LILLIAN M. WOOD Lil . . . Commercial Loves to hear “Bobby” Thinks Tommy Sand’s_ the greatest . . . Likes shorthand . . . Basketball’s her favorite sport Belongs to Travel Club . . . Wedding bells in her near future. es JUDITH H. WILSON Judy . College . .. Is interested in art . . . Member of French Club, Magnet, G.A.A. Record collector . Likes Billy Ward and the Dominoes . . . Another request for “Stardust” Is a field hockey enthusiast . . “You're kidding” . . . Future nurse. Wise old Benjamin Franklin said, “The man who has mastered a trade owns an estate.” Surely, the fascinating developments of this century will attest to the truth of Franklin’s perceptiveness. In such diversified fields as plastics, home construction, die making and tool production, to mention but a few, the American tradesman has exercised an imagina- tion and applied a talent which has contributed immeasurably to the prosperity of the world and the defence of this country. No knowl- edgeable citizen can conceivably discount the trade training movement in this varied and sometimes provocative era. This year Saxton Trade High School sends forth the largest and most intensively trained class in its history. A strong corps of expertly trained instructors has worked industriously to cultivate competence and reliability within the minds and hearts of the graduates. | extend a hearty wish for endless success and great personal happiness to the members of the Class of 1958. Finally, | am supremely confi- dent that the great resources which are abund- antly manifest in this group will be warmly welcomed by our appreciative community. BETHEL ANDERSON am the master of my fate; | am_ the captain of my soul’’—Definitely one of the rugged individualists on the American scene. Brings imagination and foresight to most class discussions—-always the defender of the oppressed. od KENT BEYELER Competent secretary of the Student Council —quiet but persuasive—utterly content in the drafting room. Owns an exciting twang. FRANCIS BOISSE Subtle as a thunderstorm—absolutely unique sense of humor. Saxton’s candidate for the upper ranks of super salesman—the born experimenter—seems to subsist on an ex- clusive blend of atomic vapor. RODNEY CHRISTIAN Saxton’s man of affairs. His interests stretch from Hollywood to Skowheegan. Patron of the pictorial and verbal arts—very business minded. His sketches of the projected North- east School earne d cheers from the pro- fessionals. GORDON CLAY Tall and rangy — never far from fun and frolic. Likes to tinker with cars and under- stands the Whalom routine to a turn. Mas- terful politician in the machine shop world. LUCIAN COMEAU A machinist of parts and a seaman of note—cruised to Bermuda: last summer with the Worchester Naval Reserve. Very active in C.Y.O. activities. Happy as the day is long and a firm devotee of the “Come what may” school of thought. RICHARD COLLINS A member of the “I! could have danced all night” set. A stunning conversationalist— Reads extensively and knows more than a little about politics. Very agile on the bas- ketball court. Headed for the U. S. Aijr Force. CARMINE CONTI! Spontaneous as a firecracker—A-1 in the in- dustrial Arts Department. A man who could always be associated with a cellar work- shop and the most recent issue of “Popular Mechanics’—has already achieved peace of mind and soul. GEORGE CROTEAU Thinks deeply but speaks infrequently—un- pretentious and unassuming in manner. Meets the day’s work with a smile—Genuine as a draft registration card. BRUCE DIVOLL A strong, silent iron man—Charley’s brother —Fond of machinery and an automobile specialist. Neat as a West Point Cadet. Should afford the Fruehauf combine real competition in a decade or two. Wa, _ Nee WILLIAM DAY Faithful commuter and expert in all things concerning Sterling. Deft designer in the plastics shop. A flaming redhead who makes the world smile and like it. EARL DIVOLL “Actions speak louder than words” A bright star in the Saxton Constellation—Likes what he does and does, mostly, what he likes. Ace construction man—good bet on any team. A he ROBERT FOURNIER A whimsical personality—intermittently — seri- ous, sober, jolly—will give increasingly diffi- cult competition to Bennett Cerf. Invariably ferrets out whatever life has to offer. ROBERT GUILLEMETTE A sturdy thread in the Saxton tapestry. Never puzzled by the violence which more and more civilization seems to produce. Would be as much at home in Brittany as in Leominster—truly an homme du monde who cuts through the smog of the small talk of little people with a precision that never fails to please. FREDERICK GAUTHIER Truly a no-nonsense, we’re here for business type of player. Well known only by his friends. Always willing to do more than his share. Nose to the grindstone and hand to the wheel always, yet never misses a joke. STEPHEN HARRIS A man of varied talents. Number One Na- tional Guardsman in the Saxton troop. Original craftsman — connoisseur of al! mov- ing vehicles regardless of pedigree. Could qualify as a gunsmith. Reserved for the Army Reserve. RONALD KOLB Nova Scotia’s contribution to the Class of 1958. A_ silent, mysterious type—neat as Arrow collar ads. Happy at his drafting board. Prefers the wide open spaces of the Northland. GERALD McHUGH A man with a contagious grin and a true gentleman’s manner. Politically minded as befits his heritage. A star in the civics class—defender of right over might. Could qualify as ward chairman. PAUL LEHOUX Quiet, resourceful, thoughtful—gridiron _ in- terests. A master of life and its problems. considerable literary talent—a penetrating observer of the passing scene. Essentially a builder. DONALD MORISSETTE Dynamic defender of human rights. Al- ready a candidate for membership in the Civil Liberties Union. Could make the halls of Congress ring with his thunderous speeches —really a carpenter at heart. ROBERT OSTMAN A distinguished golfer—his sizzling drives out-distance Sputnick and never fail to thrill the patrons at Monoosnock. A capable machinist and a reliable citizen of the Republic. HENRY POCHINI Identifies quickly with such sons of thunder as Duke Ellington, Sidney Becket and Louis Arm- strong. Plays a dulcet sax that conjures up that old black magic quickly. A talented crooner, a true son of a troubled century. RALPH PEREZ A true Jeffersonian who enjoys nothing better than a conversation about the New Deal—a human fireball. Studies well in the daytime and reports unfailingly for the 4-11 shift. Sometimes longs secretly for the beloved sights of the Bronx but seems well adjusted to the rusticity of Worcester County. Happily married and the father of two very beautiful chil- dren. RONALD STEBBINS The gentleman tradesman—bows to no one in the practice of carpentry. Clients seek him out and sing his praises when the job is completed—en- joys the satisfaction of a job well done. ROBERT ST. YVES Definite ideas strongly expressed—earnest stu- dent disposed toward serious thinking—faithful ad- vocate of the Democrats. Fertile mind under an unruffled exterior—candid in the tradition of Harry Truman. Cass Aeéstory Sophomore Year (‘’55-'56) The first day we entered L.H.S., we were “shaking in our boots.” The first week or so was very nerveracking, but gradually this feeling left us and we, the class of ‘58, became full fledged members of L.H.S., although we still had to sing, dance, and carry back trays once in a while. Five minute speeches were our biggest worry and we were all surprised to find out how really easy it was to give them. The first big thrill of our sophomore year was when some of the boys in our class got into the Thanksgiving Day Game. L.H.S. was victorious in that game and it made us feel quite proud. The rest of our sophomore year ran along quite smoothly. We participated in the various sports and became part of the team. As our sophomore year came to an end, we elected our class officers for our junior year. Jimmy Gately was elected our President, Fred Spring our Vice-President, Rita Lisciotti our Sec- retary, and Kent Carluccio our Treasurer. We ended our sophomore year knowing that we would begin our junior year with just as much enthusiasm as when we began our first day of school at L.H.S. Junior ('56-'57) After a short summer vacation our class was again together at L.H.S. In September we chose our Junior Cheerleaders. They were Ginny Bur- nap, Joyce Wheeler, “Bing” Toolin, and “Bunnie” Marshall. In October we held our first big event, the spaghetti supper. Thanks to our advisors, Miss Hartnett and Mr. Christopher and all the members of the committees, our first event was a big success. January marked the beginning of a new year and also the beginning of new and thrilling events for us. The first was the Winter Carnival. Also, we had the opportunity to see how the businesses of our city were operated by ob- serving B.I.E. Day. Finally, after a long year of studying came the biggest social event of the year, the Junior- Senior Prom. Everyone had an enjoyable time dancing to the music of George Kaye and his orchestra. As we left our Junior Year, we were Idoking forward to our final year at L.H.S. Senior Year (‘57-'58) As the fall of 1957 drew near, the students of the class of 1958 realized how little time there was before graduation. There was much we wanted to do before we graduated; so as soon as we were adjusted to the routine of our schoolwork, we began to make preparations for our first event of the year, the Senior spaghetti supper. We all wished to make this supper the best ever, since this was to be the last one we would have during our stay at L.H.S.; and due to the efforts of our classmates it proved to be a great success. Our football team did a great job this year, winning four games and losing three. Although it was sad that we lost our Thanksgiving Day Game, the boys had done their best, and we were still proud of them. The football season having come to an end, mid-year exams became our next objective. During the weeks that we studied in preparation for them until the time we took them, we planned no special events. Once the mid-years were over, however, we began planning for one of the biggest dances of the year, “Cupid’s Court.” We nominated var- ious pupils for the King and Queen of the ball, choosing four couples. We then voted for the ones we thought best-suited for the honor. We patiently awaited the night of the dance for the results of our balloting. James Gately was chosen our King, and Peggy Cranson, our Queen. The other three couples became Royal Attend- ants. They were Richard Robichaud and Susan Whitney, James Cannavino and Janet Bell, and Edward Mahoney and Brenda Marshall. The Crown Bearers were James Gardner and Joyce Wheeler. After the crowning of the King and Queen by Principal Theodore M. Kucharski, there was a Grand March led by the King and Queen, the Attendants, and the Crown Bearers. L.H.S. was very proud of its basketball team this year and had every right to be. The team won 15 out of 15 games, finishing off the season undefeated and setting a record in the basketball history of L.H.S. The choosing of representatives for Student Government Day and D.A.R. award was another milestone which our class reached when we chose Harry Christie and Peggy Cranson as our representatives. Usually the senior class chooses its class motto at the end of the senior year, but our class de- cided to choose it at the beginning of the year in order to abide by its message “If God Be With Us, Who Shall Be Against Us?’ This year the Senior-Junior Prom was held on Friday evening, May 9, at City Hall. This was our biggest prom of the year, and we tried to make it our best. The biggest event of our senior year was the Senior Play. This year we chose the French farce “An Italian Straw Hat.” The play was about a lady who had her Italian straw hat eaten by a horse. This event led to many other humorous incidents until her hat was replaced by one exactly like it. It was a five-act play done in the fashion of the old time theater which had the audience rollicking in their seats, both during and after the performances. The play was pre- sented on two nights, April 23 and 25, with a different cast for each night. If it weren't for the efforts of our director, Mr. Joyce; our produc- tion manager, David Pierce; our technical direct- ors, Earl Divoll and Ronald Stebbins; and the en- tire casts, the play wouldn‘t and couldn't have been the success it was. The next-to-the-last event of the year was our Senior Reception, which was held at the City Hall on Friday night, June 13. Of course, it was a very joyous event, but a hint of sadness pre- vailed, since it signified our senior year would soon be coming to a close and everyone would be going their different ways. Graduation—Oh, we had all been looking for- ward to it for such a long time, and here it was. No more dragging ourselves out of bed at seven in the morning in order to greet our teachers at L.H.S., no more P.M. sessions, no more deten- tion, no more L.H.S. Now we are all on our own, and the future is up to us. However, we will always remember our motto, “If God Be With Us, Who Shall Be Against Us?” M.. AR -@, BIGGEST APPETITES es' Ni Junlee Kipp 3 ylulic Vi mae SMILE James Cannavino yea v grind a MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED eG Att MA N's CLASS CHATTERBOX Mary Ann St. Cyr John McHugh i t inte eerie | amass FIRST ROW, left to right: Julie Ciccolini; Gloria Aversa; Patricia Mahan; Pelino Masciangioli, Co-Editor; Suzanne Skinner, Co-Editor; Joanne Solomon; Mimi Bishop; Patricia Anderson; Mary Jane DiMego; Lee Etsten. SECOND ROW, left to right: Janise Larkin; Melie Uong; Carolyn Trickett; Nancy Welsh; Susan Brown; Kent Carluccio; Peggy Cranson, Secretary; Lynn Tocci; Carol McGuinness; Sandra Di Russo; Patricia Grant; Barbara Fisher. FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Robichaud; Carol Bouchard; Marilyn Ciprotti; Vincent Spadafora; Theresa Gizzi, Presi- dent; Fred Spring, Secretary; Rita Lisciotti, Jean Dululio, Carolyn Henault, Junlee Kipp, Pat Valeri. SECOND ROW: Joanne Feraco, Faith Perrault, Barbara Munro, Betty Sawin, Sandra Snell, Janet Bell, Celeste Ciccone, Lemma Brown, Rith Hallock, Linda Bacon, Nancy Bollman, Judy Wilson, Penny Mason, Joan DelleChiaie, Rosemary Lundigan, Rachel Perlstein, Carole Caisse, Donald Melanson, Constance Valera. ABSENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN: Jeanette Girard, James Brooks. ON THE FLOOR, left to right: Philip Carrescia, Anthony Latini, Ann Castriotta, Nancy Conway. ROW ONE, standing: Donna Bresnahan, Joanne Maola, Carolyn Howard, Margaret Lein, Judith Barnes, Patricia Connors. ROW TWO: Nancy Mauro, Pa- tricia Roberts, Marcia Harris, Marilyn Cataleta, Carole Caisse, Beverly Consalvo, Sylvia Corliss, Mr. Munson, Advisor. ABSENT: Francis Bellio. SEATED, left to right: Miss Helen Hartnett, Faculty Advisor; Beverly Peters, Betty Bell, Lila Mansur, Lois Jaffe, Donna Lee Bonner, Barbara Macioce, Edward Johnson, and Mrs. Florence Farwell, Faculty Advisor. STANDING, left to right: Clelia Gasbarro, Nicholas Latoree, Stephanie Wallach, Robert Jones, Anna Bernardi, Rudolph Goetz, Judith Lanciani, Edward Ma- honey, Rachael Lahti, John Di Pasquale, Debra Selig, Douglas Myers, Helen Bond, Philip Dolan, Carolyn Howe, Donald Boyd. ABSENT: Anne Belluardo, Patricia Sullivan. rb FIRST ROW, left to right: Judith Basque, Myrna Joseph, Barbara Appleton, Barbara Burwick, Virginia Clay, Patricia D. Latini, Hazel Beckwith, Rita Lattanzio, Mary DiNardo, Susan Lystila, Jean Henry, Jean Salman, Joyce Naylor, Ernest Houle. SECOND ROW, left to right: Rona Baskin, Penelope Gentile, Nancy Valera, Theresa Cannavino, Mary Ann St. Cyr, Bessie Beausoleil, Virbinia Gagnon, Joan Mason, Joan Person, Susan Clark, Aline Carleton, Betsy Ward, Joan Roberts, Kathleen Lunetta, Patricia Ciccolini, Carol DeCcteau, Cynthia Stockwell, Carol Mager, Patricia Fusco, Marilyn Kirby. THIRD ROW, left to right: Patricia C. Latini, Carol Wade, Loretta Ayles, Nancy Campbell, Marcelyn Beaudoin, George England, Carl Gop- fort, James Cannavino, Norma Young, Dexter White, Sharon Roberts, Richard White, Joyce DeFelice, William Drury, Sheila MacIntyre, Francis Rocca, David Pierce, Richard Dawes, Joseph Mazzaferro, Joseph Curley, John McHugh, Thomas Grimley, Robert Salvatelli, Miss Eleanor Driscoll. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Judith Bouvier, Katherine Delle Chiaie, Nancy Alexander, Harriet Norman, Patricia Martin, Karen DeCarolis, Carol Reid, Joan Hasenstein, Lois Foster, Diane Mazzaferro, Barbara Capoc- cia, Mary Jane DiMego, Marjorie Buss, Ellen Cerier, Patricia Brennan, Tatiana Jakowlewa, Margot Ward. FIRST ROW, left to right: Lila Mansur, Carolyn Howe, Stephanie Wallach, John McPhee, Jan Levine, Donald Schuster, Kim Wallace, Richard Gallien, James Gardner, Joseph Mercier, Charles Breau, Ernest Houle, Frank Barnes, Donna-Lee Bonner, Deborah Selig. SECOND ROW: Brenda Marshall, Barbara Mayo, Rachel Perlstein, Lee Etsten, Mary Ann St. Cyr, Secretary; Suzanne Skinner, President; Lois Jaffe, Treasurer; Martha Coleman, Mimi Bishop, Brenda Toolin, Ruth Hallock, Aline Carleton. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Morrill, Joyce Cahill, Janice Larkin, Carol Newell, Betsy Ward, Sheila MacIntyre, Patricia Fournier, Judith Bagley, Patricia St. Yves, Jeannette Mercure, Carol Cross, Linda Novelli, Barbara Pellechia, Carol Cook, Bari-Lynne Hurwitz, Patricia McDonnell, Judith Bouvier, Mrs. Bucknell. FOURTH ROW: Lemma Brown, Marcia Harris, Carol Jones, Patricia Ray- mond, Margot Ward, Harriet Norman, Patricia Mason, Sandra Snell, Judith Wilson, Marilyn Ciprotti, Nancy Bonner, Marcelyn Beaudoin, Barbara Burwick, Diane Girardin, Jane Brooks, Patricia Brennan, Barbara Fischer, Nancy Flood. FIRST ROW, left to right: Diane Girardin, Marcelyne Beaudoin, Elisa Piccolomini, Sheila Rocca, Gloria Aversa, Nancy Boll- man, Margaret Cranson, Junlee Kipp, Brenda Marshall, Beverly Kelly, Betty Ann Bell, Patricia Gorham, Elizabeth Sawin, Joyce Wheeler, Theresa Gizzi, Barbara Mayo, Brenda Toolin, Jean Dululio, Deborah Iles, Rita Liscotti, Judith Wilson, Patricia Valeri, Joanne Solomon, Lois Jaffe, Constance Cormier, Gail Breau, Judith Garrity, Lynne Buck, Erma Swanson. SECOND ROW, left to right: Joyce Long, Carol Cook, Barbara Davis, Coleen Love, Janet Morgan, Sharon Morey, Edith Poultney, Leela Petricca, Judith Ouellette, Barbara Harvey, Virginia Buss, Linda Novelli, Barbara Pellecchia, Susan Wilkinson, Anne Gately, Judith Johnson, Joan Mason, Carol Freda, Lee Etsten, Mary Ellen Lein, Nancy Spacciapoli, Lesley Swanson, Marianne Dan- dini, Marlene Lanza, Angela DiPaoli, Rae Wellington, Susan Brown, Edith Ingalls, Beverly Peters, Deborah Selig, Katherine Lunetta, Margaret O’Toole, Melissa Erb, Nancy Bartlett, Sandra Eickhorst, Mrs. Patricia Pothier. THIRD ROW, left to right: Frances McCarty, Marianne Gabriele, Carolyn Cross, Patricia MacDonald, Germaine Darr, Mary Ann Hartman, Catherine Greco, Phyllis Jewett, Nancy Peters, Mary Barney, Karen DeCarolis, Joyce Defelice, Joan Robinson, Barbara Burwick, Sandra Gustav- son, Judith Andrews, Joyce Cahill, Dorothy Lake, Evelyn Guenette, Judith Joudrey, June Collings, Carolyn Trickett, Janise Larkin, Sandra Snell, Judith Cocci, Susan Scherer, Sandra Gardner, Carolyn Howe, Sylvia Howe, Jan Lynch, Judith Bouvier, Patricia Ciccolini, Linda Cormier, Mary O’Toole, Rachel Perlstein, Rita Barbaro. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Wheeler, Barbara Mayo, Theresa Gizzi, Jean Dululio, Mrs. Pothier, Elisabeth Sawin, Patricia Gor- ham, Deborah lles, Elizabeth Bell. FIRST ROW, left to right: Sylvia Corliss, James Gately, Theresa Gizzi, Kent Carluccio, Miss Helen Hartnet. SECOND ROW, left to right: ‘Peggy’ Cranson, Arlene Kirby, Richard Robichaud, Carol Bouchard, Mr. Albert Christopher. FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara Mayo, Patricia Harris, James Gardner, Ellen Fenton, Joyce Wheeler. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mr. Theodore M. Kucharski, Vincent Bernardi, Robert Tellier, Martin Dupee, Charles Breau, James Gately, John F. Joyce. FIRST ROW, left to right: Donna Reed, Carl Ulett, Kenneth Baldwin, Charles Wheeler, Peter Seaver, Richard Gallien, Miss Elizabeth Colley. SECOND ROW: Thelma Latchis, Joyce Robinson, Jacqueline Cormier, Janice Quinlan, John Belluardo, Pa- tricia Palermo, Sheila Sidilau, Judith Garrity, Jane Dellecniare. uy Leg sou FIRST ROW, left to right: John Campbell, Kay Burnap, Joyce Cahill, Carmine Lanciani, Carol DeCarolis, Judy Rogg, Armand Fortin, June Carter, Willard Corliss. SECOND ROW, left to right: Joyce Marcantonio, Lilian Wood, Joyce Christian, Mary Anglini, Joyce Esposito, Larry Thomas, Martin Wasznicky, Sheliah Gallagher, Sue Whitney, Louis DeAmicis, Robert Johnson, Charlotte Fiffy. THIRD ROW, left to right: Robert Marchetti, John Bracani, Jack Boisseneau, Fred Clegg, James Anderson, Larry McAllister. AT TABLE: Wesley Ricker. SITTING, left to right: Beverly Melanson, Douglas James, Peter Schumann, Judith Cocci, Ronald Kennedy, Michael Kinsella, Joseph Corliss, John Rogers, Robert Ericson, Wayne Beckner, Sandra Jancaitis, Mary O'Toole, Margaret O'Toole. STANDING, left to right: Nancy Peters, Patricia St. Yves, Robert Saudelli, James McDowell, Donald De- Amicis, Robert Sheldon, Leonard Tisdale, David Samia, Jeffery Gardner, Wade Eisner, Bradford) Damon, Donald Richard- son, David Day. eR ae! ie ii oan ae : ti FIRST ROW, left to right: Kurt Lanza, George Dobson, Allen Harding, Thomas Gilmore, Kenneth Hildreth, Lee Gavin (Vice- President), Harry Christie (President), Mr. Patachiola (Advisor), Dennis Govry, Gerald Gallant, Richard Gravelle. SECOND ROW, left to right: William Deniels, Donald Beauregard, Lloyd Harris, Joseph Przybyszewski, Peter Farwell, George Emond, Karl Hasenstein (Secretary), Richard Ambruson (Treasurer), Peter Beaulieu, Jan Levine, Vincent Di Nino, Charles Dinopoulos. FRONT ROW, left to right: Alfred LaRue, Nancy Flood, Franklin Ericson, Peter Sobel, Carol Wheeler, Matthew Faberman, Beverly Reynolds, Thomas Whitney. BACK ROW, left to right: Robert Bernier, John Brown, Richard Agurkis, Gary Gillburg, Jay Saladini, James Ferguson, Peter Hanno, Richard Caravella. FRONT ROW, left to right: Patricia Brennan, Mary Ann Hartman, Donna Lee Bonner, Barbara Macioce, Kent Carluccio, James Gately, Edward Mahoney, Brenda Toolin, Patricia Ciccolini, Edward Johnson. BACK, left to right: Charles Wheeler, Gail Breau, Kenneth Baldwin, Carol Freda, Anne Belluardo, Charles Breau, Theresa Gizzi, John McHugh, Anne Gately, Martin Dupee. ——— “A See eee eee we . s a = s a = . = =| = . 57 - = sf e ” i ® . rs . . Shien onan Ae, ° he “ta Vialian Straw Wat’ CAST The first-named player appears at the Wednesday night performance. The second-named player appears at the Friday evening performance. Players singly listed appear at both performances. Sligo Sweeney, Ferdie’s valet, in love with Sophie 22.000 Kent Carluccio, Nicholas Latorre Sophie Buttercuddle, the Trigger’s maid, in love with Sligo Patricia Anderson, Gloria Aversa Uncle Archie Grunch, Ferdie’s elderly relative from Vermont —...------ John McHugh, Charles Breau Ferdinand. uddley as younguoachel oniot: BOSTON ace leat etre mens ests al Richard White, Harry Christie Mrs. Petunia Trigger, who loses the straw hat and starts the fun Carol Bouchard, Joanne Solomon T-Bone Tompkins, a two-fisted fighter from Charlestown —... William Volante, Richard Robichaud Archimedes Pepperwhistle, Ferdie’s prospective father-in-law Frederick Spring, James Gately Lilac’ Pepperwhistie, the DIUshingy Oride si. tame a) ee tes a Rae Margaret Lein, Arlene Kirby Reggie Snivvel, Ferdie’s rival for the hand of Lilac James Gardner, Vincent Spadafora Fifi McTiggle, a fashionable milliner of Washington Street Joyce Wheeler, Suzanne Skinner Old Tripp, Fifi’s bookkeeper, with a chronic cold in the head —. Philip Dolan, James Cannavino Mrs. Parkerhouse Cabot Codd of Beacon Hill, pride of Cold Roast Boston Lemma Brown, Nancy Welsh Cantabrigia Backbay, her cousin, an emancipated woman Mary Ann St. Cyr, Carole Caisse Arabella Oysterhouse, another scousin, as poeless ee ee Junlee Kipp, Brenda Marshall Electra Haymarket, another cousin, president of the Birdwatchers Association Jean Dululio, Lois Jaffe iyfennyson. Losspillow, trom: Harvardyacross the Charles eres aces Franklin Ericson Ajnenaeum, Mrs. Codd’s:Butler,a, pertect,, proper.Bostoniani eee saci ee James Anderson DOrUSI SY IWIS.+ COAG S INIGIC taser ene Uae ee ae tele een ee Ae SS TES ae Jeannette Firouard, Eugenie Bishop Plato Trigger, an irate husband, jealous of his wife Petunia Ad ALR Sie 1s Pelino Masciangoli, Loren Nutter Eustace Mardsnoes, a strong armor tne: awe eres eee Wesley Ricker, Edward Mahoney ihe: Capée:Cods Nightingale: via 1 oO ca a oyse ead Ps IIS) ee een a Beverly Kelley Lilac’s Bridesmaids: Janet Bell, Frances Bellio, Aline Carleton, Patricia Fusco, Ruth Hallock, Marcia Harris, Joyce Mar- cantonio, Judith Marino, Rita Russo, Perry Lee Tisdale, Constance Valera, Patricia Valeri. Belles and Beaux of Boston: Virginia Burnap, Celeste Ciccone, Sylvia Corliss, Margaret Cranson, Ellen Fenton, Richard Fitzgerald, Patricia Grant, Ernest Houle, Edward Johnson, Donald Melanson, Joseph Mercier, Brenda Toolin, Judith Wilson. Accompanists—Aline Carleton, Suzanne Skinner. PRODUCTION STAFF Production; Manager): 0 2) Aare) ae A OE i ee David Pierce Procluction: Directors 2c e ee eee sor Ake Die a MN et weg en Rita Lisciotti, Patricia Mahan SUCRE MDC CIOS 72 Ail) Weyer g tee she! ft Ara eh eam) NIU SAP 2) UAL) dol 7s Earl Divoll, Ronald Stebbins (LAE OES: AE SAAS IS Des Rae NOLS ECE BOO ed Bet SOM TS SCLIN) LOPE ROSA ALF RBLNA BBN cole ALD Chee Ste alee nD RUPE John F. Joyce (EL etR aye) ETSI TG sey gaze Sa OonEaT ol 2 aa peiee nM ENZO Me RAH Lot Ltd etek AZ RNR UA RAD IEE CE Beverly Reynolds Re AR STO COGlA DEL tay1 moe! i. irene A a mem eE MN saa sega Yahi Bl ae de thee See tI Joyce Wheeler te AE ISS ot pat 2 0 RAR ARI aa pe RO at rte a GAS NIE ULERY AAEM ht Le AIea Ne TED aa AA TA LOCO Richard Collins, Edward McCarthy ESTES STEN) © OSISSIISES 2 dS cl et NRMP Rae IIL NG XO ACRE SoA ASU OBN GM DENS ACERS LN SOUR apa nk PARA oa LSet ae Earl Divoll MEMES SHIV GINS CGT aera irre k .on eh ILM les AI eval os Lil ns Ne ITTY CO URN elog nab es) 8) Joseph Saladini ERIE TOG Sts ttl Pee wo. iL ak See RE evn EAL Mea) Wd tay Ronald Christian, Ronald Kolb TMM ETI VAIVIASIAQ ENS 46 coi koi li Ue Eee EEN LP UL ne) Aw Grace Ayotte, Janet Robinson MEAL LCE VIOHIAQCIIAG et 2 tr Lue al Sea ee Ce se nutes lady Aaeeee MCU th eh ORNS Bruce Brady BECO DCMI VIGNOCGE( Sao ats ie ies Se ee a ea oi Constance Cormier, Bernita Spiller CMS) S errtpn eects de Staak Uy ice eA Nag Ais cn) Ue ied AE de) au) Lal Audrey Thomas, Mary Vargo Beoicianimyvvarcrope and Makeup Managers .2.0200 0 Nancy Flood, Joanne Maola ME OCC) Satine se Seat Seip EEL 2 at le ghee ga) Yoel le ie Julie Ciccolini, Theresa Gizzi, Marilyn Kirby Ticket Manager vie Sol YAN MO DEU DUES LEED Sg PORs ASLAM GEMS RIADI TM SEOUL Ronee GG NY S07S) RUS ad UE Pale S225) SE EE Peter Sobel 8 7 GRD ere ED) ha Te IE PSR Ie ue ren BP eset ADR yd Seas UR AR SSERE NOD TARE RE SOON Le Nea SOAC PEPE ORT Lois Jaffe IS a Ao A REDO BEL | HSMP PPT le KOMEN IER A BAN TAPS) Oe ae eae Susan Whitney EMME CISL Cl pratense tas) 2ea ioe beh ee ye eel oe REA ide fell TiO a LS ee John Belluardo RECT MOLiCU LAC IIIG DOT ATE tenes Sakae aU a eae Irene Breault, Ann Castriotta, Gordon Clay, Frederick Comeau, Carmen Conte, Robert Cote, Bruce Divoll, John Fay, Richard Girardin, June Hare, Anthony Latini, Rosalie Piermarini, Allen Rickheit, James Tansey. Sicketvand Business Staff... Bessie Beausoleil, Ernest Roberts, Rita Russo, Cynthia Senecal, Judith Town- send, Carol Wheeler. eeba GeO D ICY OLalt ee Le NA AY) ees Judith Barnes, Nancy Mauro, Dorothy Nutting, Joan St. Yves Ushers Donna Bresnahan, Hilda Britton, Nancy Conway, Joan DelleChiaie, Barbara DiMarzio, Joanne Feraco, Rosemary Lundigan, Patricia Roberts. Saxton Trade High School Scene-Building Staff _ Earl Divoll, Robert Fournier, Donald Morissette, Ronald Stebbins May A. Gallagher Junior High School Printing Staff Lawrence Farrell, Thomas Harris, Peter Proietti Secretarial Staff, Typists _.. Grace Ayotte, Bessie Beausoleil, Annette Breault, Donna Bresnahan, Kathryn Burnap, Carol Carolis, June Carter, Joyce Esposito, June Hare, Carolyn Howard, Joanne Maola, Nancy Mauro, Rosalie Pier- marini, Emily Raatikainen, Janet Robinson, Joan St. Yves, Cynthia Senecal, Bernita Spiller, Constance Valera, Nancy Welsh. Faculty Counselors and Aides ___ Charles B. Broderick, Elmer J. Bucknell, Miriam L. Bucknell, Christine Camougis, Albert J. Christopher, Mary E. Colley, Elinor M. Driscoll, Percy Dunlop, Florence W. Farwell, Henry B. Fenton, Paulette Gariepy, James Geary, Helen F. Hartnett, Howard Hirst, Emile Johnson, Leonard Johnson, John F. Joyce, Theodore M. Kucharski, Robert C. Laserte, Harold Mooney, Elizabeth C. Morrill, Giovanna Moynihan, Claude H. Munson, Patricia B. Pothier, E. Lillian Ricker, Janet M. Rocker, Mary M. Wallace. VINCENT BERNARDI RICHARD DAWES WILLIAM DRURY JAMES CANNIVINO CHARLES BREAU Coaches: DAMKO BRODERICK VENDETTI STANDING: John Flock Richard Robicaud Coach Broderick Edward Mahoney James Gardner JAMES GARDNER DEXTER WHITE SITTING: KNEELING: RICHARD ROBICHAUD JOHN McHUGH William Volante James Gately JAMES GATELY James Cannivino Charles Breau Charles Breau ROW ONE: Frank Cipriani, Robert Johnson, Edward Johnson, Richard Robichaud, Martin Dupee, Coach Lance Rowler. ROW TWO: Charles Dinopulas, Ronald O'Malley, Charles Breau, Robert Hembow, Edward Mahoney, James Gately, James Cannavino, John Flock. FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Johnson, Vincent Bernardi, George England, Richard Gallien, James Gardner, William Vo- lante, Carl Gopfert, Willard Corliss, Edward Johnson, Jack Boissoneau. SECOND ROW, left to right: Robert Brown, Donald DeAmicis, Emile Mailloux, William Gillis, Carmine Lanciani, Donald Schuster, William Drury, Jan Levine, Martin Dupee, Frank Cipriani, Frank Cosenza. THIRD ROW, left to right: Richard Kinsey, Ronald Lamothe, Dennis Walker, Charles Wheeler, Kenneth Baldwin, Nino DeCarolis, Robert Tellier, Richard Moyen, Ralph Crossman. FIRST ROW, left to right: Robert Hembrow, Fred Spring, Nicholas Lattore, Charles Breau, James Gardner, Richard Robichaud, Edward Mahoney, John St. Yves, Edward Johnson, John McMurray. SECOND ROW, left to right: John McPhee, John Tonole, Alfred LaRue, Joseph Curley, Matthew Faberman, John Brown, Robert Chester, James McDonald, Martin Dupee, Albert Johns, Coach Broderick. THIRD ROW, left to right: Ronald Lamothe, Carl Ulitt, Ronald Peters, Jeffrey Gardner, Robert Greenough, Bradford Damon, Anthony Marino, Michael Kinsella. FRONT ROW, left to right: Melissa Erb, Patricia Gorham, Peggy Cranson, Joyce Wheeler, Beverly Kelly, Brenda Toolin, Brenda Marshall, Theresa Gizzi, Erma Swanson, Rita Barbaro, Betty Sawin. SECOND ROW, left to right: Margaret O'Toole, Carol Cook, Diane Girardin, Mary Barney, Nancy Peters, Sharon Morey, Sheila Rocca, Lisa Piccolomini, Colleen Love, Deborah Selig, Nancy Bartlett, Sandra Eichorst, Elaine Cone. THIRD ROW, left to right: Sandra Di Paoli, Barbara Mayo, Patricia Sulli- van, Barbara Davis, Frances Chirco, Carolyn Cross, Phyllis Jewett, Patricia McDowell, Ginger Buss, Beverly Peters, Nancy Bollman, Linda Cormier, Mary Jane DiNardo, Rachel Perlstein, Angela Di Paoli. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Judith Garrity, Carol Freda, Germaine Darr, Mary Anne Hartman, Kathleen Greco, Sandra Wilkinson, Rea Wellington, Susan Brown, Edith Ingalls, Gail Breau, Junelee Kipp, Linda Bacon, Deborah Iles, Mary O'Toole, Lynne Buck. Girls’ Softtall a ae ay ar ey i SS “Fal Bes ; Sages Borman FIRST ROW, left to right: Theresa Gizzi, Margaret Cranson. SECOND ROW, left to right: Nancy Bollman, Gloria Aversa, Lois Jaffe, Brenda Marshall, Brenda Toolin, Beverly Kelly, Joanne Soloman, Jean Dululio, Constance Cormier, Junelee Kipp. THIRD ROW, left to right: Marlena Lanza, Evelyn Guenette, Patricia Sullivan, Erma Swanson, Lee Etsten, Sandra Snell, Elizabeth Sawin, Rachel Perlstein, Trina La Pierre, Anne Lucier. 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