Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1966 volume:

Si MO a ANP BE RM wh rt | Ae THE MAGNET 1966 Colume Sixty- Two BUSINESS MANAGERS CO-EDITORS ADVISORS Vincent Joseph ° Kathy Gordon Miss Deborah Iles Linda Tourigny David Poppel Miss Marlene Ruh LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL LEOMINSTER . . . MASSACHUSETTS TABLE OF FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION pare CURRICULUM page 72 ADVERTISERS page 156 SENIOR page 18 page 150 CONTENTS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ean page 84 SPORTS page 130 “One of the worst mistakes we can make is to sit back and be content with what we have.” This statement summarizes the awareness and concern of Charles David Bird, the new chief administrator of the Leominster Senior High School. Our principal is not only cognizant of the dangers in- volved with contentment, but he is also a firm believer in doing something about them. He is a man with solid plans for the future of Leominster High School. Born in Leominster, Charles Bird began his education at St. Leo’s Grammar School and later attended St. Bernard’s High School where he played football, baseball, and basketball. After graduation he went on to Fitchburg State College where he received a Bachelor of Science Degree. Continuing his education at the Uni- versity of Connecticut, he received his Master of Science Degree. Presently he is with the National Science Foundation Math Institute at Boston College. Between studies, Mr. Bird found time to spend four years with the United States Air Force. Touring much of this country and Europe during these years, Mr. Bird gained much practical knowledge in understanding people. Mr. Bird received his first teaching experience at the senior high school in Groton, Connecticut. He then went to Tewksbury, Massa- chusetts, where he coached baseball, basketball, and cross country. Before coming to Leominster, Mr. Bird spent three years as the principal of the grammar-high school in Whitingham, Vermont. Mr. Bird’s first impression of Leominster was a favorable one. He is particularly impressed with the friendliness, cooperation, and manners of the faculty and student body. Planning for the future, Mr. Bird would like to develop a “stronger, fuller, more enjoyable” curriculum for non-college bound students. He feels that students in all three courses should carry full programs. In this spirit of expansion, Mr. Bird would also like to see a broader program of activities and sports to appeal to the taste and ability of a larger percentage of students. The newly formed cross country team is the first step in expanding the ath- letic program. Mr. Bird would also like to see Leominster High School participate in more scholastic competition such as debates and speech contests. With Mr. Bird at the helm, Leominster High School will continue to expand and improve its scholastic and extra- curricular programs. GREETINGS With the resignation of Coach ‘Charlie’ Broderick, Leominster had to find a man capable of filling his important position. To find such a man was not an easy task. However, Leominster was very fortunate to procure the services of its present Director of Athletics and football coach. Leon “Huck” Hannigan was born in Leominster and attended Leominster High School. He was graduated from Worcester Academy and Springfield College, and soon afterwards entered the Army where he was a successful foot- ball coach for two years. Following this he attended graduate school at Springfield and was assistant football coach. Between 1957 and 1958, he was a teacher-coach at Newburyport, Massachusetts. From 1958 to 1964, he taught at Vernon Verona Sherrill School in New York and also served as Director of Athletics and Physical Education. His duties included head football and baseball coach. During his six year stay, his teams were very successful. After being appointed to his position in Leominster, Coach Hannigan stated his thoughts on L.H.S.: “I’m very happy to be back in Leominster, and I’m very pleased with the attitude of the boys. Leominster has had a tradition of outstanding athletic performance, and we would hope to continue in that tradition.” 1 pe bh es pa eg AHNLANLTALASTAA| te Hy agri 2 ULTY AND SERRE R CHR: me ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL JOHN F. JOYCE To many students of Leominster High School, the office of John F. Joyce represents both guidance and friendship. Whether the problems they bring with them are personal or academic, they have always found that Mr. Joyce listens with deep insight. Besides his many administrative duties as assistant principal, Mr. Joyce has taken upon himself such duties as the advising of the Senior Class play and the presiding over the Student Cabinet. Over the course of time, the graduating class of 1966 will fondly remember John Joyce, friend and advisor. PRINCIPAL CHARLES D. BIRD The chief executive of Leominster Senior High School is Mr. Charles D. Bird. With a firm hand, he has taken over the very important job of con- tinuing to insure a fine educational program for Leominster High students. He has assumed this responsibility with a keen understanding of adoles- cent problems. When a student takes his troubles to Mr. Bird, he is assured of an attentive audience. Our principal is a fair disciplinarian and remains unbiased in his decisions. Unfortunately, our class will enjoy his leadership for only one year. Nevertheless, the senior class wishes Mr. Bird the best of luck and hopes that other classes for years to come will have the privilege of his guidance. PRINCIPAL EMILE S$. JOHNSON Charged with the administrative chores and personal guidance of the Leominster Trade High School is Principal Emile S. Johnson. In this highly technical age when voca- tional education is increasingly more important, Mr. John- son realizes the need to continually expand and reorganize the vocational program. As the first steps in this direction, he has initiated evening courses at the trade school and a work-study program which enables boys to learn while they work and earn enough money to remain in school. With such aggressive programs, the future years of the trade departments promise to be as productive as the past eleven years under Mr. Johnson’s leadership. SCHOOL MRS. EDITH BROWN Head Dietician MR. NORMAN STOCKHOLM Head Custodian [eee MRS. ESTHER RICKHEIT Librarian MRS. MARILYN MULLAN Nurse n MISS JANET RICKER AND MRS. VIRGINIA BEST MRS. CECILE PICKERING School Secretaries 10 School Secretary PERSONNEL MR. ROBERT C. LASERTE Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Services MARTIN L. MORAN Superintendent of Schools MISS E. LILLIAN RICKER Dean of Women SCHOOL COMMITTEE (from left to right), Dwight S. Davis, Francis A. McCann, Mrs. Dorothy Ricker, Mayor M. Francis Lan- nigan, Martin L. Moran, Dr. Aaron |. Simon, Mrs. Geraldine Wheeler, Dr. Edward A. Cataldo. MR. GERALD AUBUCHON Human Relations Geography MR. ROBERT ANDERSON Industrial Arts Descriptive Biology MISS MARY ADDANTE Solid and Trigonometry Algebra II Plane Geometry MR. ALCIDE BELLIVEAU Machine Related MISS JEANNINE BEAUDOIN French I-Il MR. PAUL BENOIT MR. EGIDIO BISCEGLIA MISS PHYLLIS BOLINO U.S. History Music Typing I-II-I1 World History Stenography I-I1 Senior Class Advisor ¢ Sd a4 MR. DONALD BURTON Carpentry MISS LOUISE CAVANAUGH Home Economics MR. MICHAEL CAVANAGH MISS ALICE CHENNETTE MR. ALBERT CHRISTOPHER Algebra I! Leave of Absence Biology Chemistry Physical Science Senior Class Advisor 12 MRS, ELLEN CLEAVES Col lege English II Business English II MISS ELIZABETH COLLEY College English IV English Department Chairman MR. ALDRICH COUSINS U.S. History Audio Visual MR. FELICE DEL GIUDICE Electronics Related MR. EMILE DUFOUR French | Latin II y MRS, FLORENCE FARWELL MR. HENRY FENTON MR. CARLTON FINCH College English I1-I11 Bookkeeping |-II Business Math. I-11 Salesmanship and Business Law Algebra | Department Head Consumer Math FACULT MR. JOHN FLANAGAN Chemistry Earth Science Biology MR. ARMAND FONTAINE Machine MISS ANNA FORTE MR. JAMES GEARY MR. CLIFFORD GILBERT Latin 11 Carpentry Related Automobile Mechanics Italian I-II 13 MR. ROBERT HARRINGTON Drafting Related MR. LEON HANNIGAN Physical Education Athletic Director MISS ELFRIDA GOETZ German I-lI-III - SET eg Py Binge sar nd Ef MR. HOWARD HATCH Automobile Mechanics Related MISS HELEN HARTNETT Plane Geometry Algebra || Solid and Trigonometry Math Dept. Chairman MRS, JOSEPHINE HAYES MR. ROBERT HEMENWAY MRS. ALICE HEMEON Bookkeeping I-I] Drafting U.S. History Geography Sociology MISS DEBORAH ILES Business English III- IV General English III MR. LEONARD JOHNSON Mechanical Drawing MRS. LOIS JOHNSON MR. MARVIN KENDALL MRS. ELEANOR L'ECUYER Collége English IIl- IV Physics Sociology Chemistry Human Relations Dept. Head 14 MRS. BETTY LEONARD MRS. JOAN LUFKIN Business Math Typing I-III Stenography |-I1 MR. SPENCER LUNAN Guidance MR. JOHN MAGANE MRS. DONNA McCAFFREY UIs: History Business English II Economics College English II Social Studies Dept. Head MR. ALGIDIO MEMBRINO MR. HARRY MITCHELL MR. HAROLD MOONEY Carpentry Machine Academics FACULTY MR. FRANK MORYL MR. CLAUDE MUNSON Electronics Art MISS ANNE O'CONNOR MISS GERTRUDE O'DONNELL MR. GEORGE PECK Plane Geometry Office Practice Business English IV Solid and Trigonometry Algebra II 15 16 MR. CARMEN PICUCCI Physical Education MRS. PATRICIA POTHIER Physical Education MISS E. LILLIAN RICKER MRS. RUTH ROONEY Public Speaking General English IV Dean of Women Business English I1| Ad ¢ 4 MR. EUGENE RHEAULT French I-II-I11 Language Dept. Head MISS MARLENE RUH Stenography Typing I-II-III Personal Typing MRS. BARBARA SIMPSON Typing II, Personal Typing MR. PETER SOBEL Mathematics Science gunempaeenener (ry ry ueneeee! Nee eee eee eee ee MR. GEORGE SCHROEDER Economics American Government U.S. History MR. ROLAND WORTHEN Sociology U.S. History | Mec SS WS. cae cet tt PRE EES a, wR ee ee. | RRR Bik, RS SR, ge ee he SS. pa Ba ea ey: i Tas rer] ee ee | s 4 sd 3 wet eS 2 a gg ESREeEs tettrees 17 Saeeseee vererree FURST SE hn ete MENON etme ee eae Pe S = z 4 18 19 20 CLASS OFFICERS VINCENT JOSEPH Vice-president a % 4 a yh i ED DIANE ANGELINI Secretary EDWARD MASON Treasurer ROBERT GOSS President PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Seniors! When we leave this building in June we are going to learn the various roles of responsible young adults and Americans. We must face the world and our individual problems with the same courage, the same strength, and the same all-around confidence that have made our class outstanding. This step will be the most extensive change we will experience throughout life. Whether it be directed toward college, industry, the services, or homemaking it will for- ever be backed by the diploma of graduation from Leominster High School in the year of 1966, an im- portant year, a year that will set a standard for future classes—our year. Few of us will forget the athletes, the scholars, and others who made the Class of ‘66 memorable. CLASS ADVISORS We have spent three prosperous years at Leomin- ster High School. As a class we have accomplished many things. The traditional events such as the Spa- ghetti Supper were tremendously successful; the new events we initiated, such as the Interclass Plays, were very well received. We owe the success of these years to many people—the faculty, our officers, and, most of all, our class advisors. Miss Phyllis Bolino and Mr. Michael Cavanaugh have given freely of their time to our class. We owe them a great debt, and they will always hold a special place in our memory. Rc Ee a Sih al Sr Te: 21 22 1963 — 1966 The Class of 1966 has been the first to spend three years at the present Leominster High School. These few familiar scenes MEMORIES ane oemesa peat iy ! : ) should remind us of our many experiences in classes, activities, athlet- ics, and with teachers and friends. we Fegas ee ryt Sinphe SENIORS Beverly Ann Aiesi Nora A. Allain Richard Allen Kathleen:M. Altobelli Louis Amico Diane J. Angelini John Gary Angelini Philip Angelini Jr. 24 | Ida M. Arsenault � Kenneth R. Aubuchon Barbara Ann Auger Barbara Ann Baldwin 1966 Maureen Ann Barba Richard Alan Barriere 25 am Gail R. Bartlett Richard Guy Bartlett Sharyn L. Bartlett SENIORS Carla Marie Battisti Patricia L. Baxter Priscille T. Beliveau Albert O. Bell Jr. 26 John Courtney Bell M. Virginia Bergeron Paul Angelo Bertolozzi Arthur L. Bilodeau John L. Bisol Ronald Ernest Blanchard 27 Richard D. Blood Doris L. Boucher Karen E. Botts j Patricia A. Boisvert Linda Janet Boucher 28 Phillippe Raymond Boucher William J. Brady Jean Bourgeois Ernest M. Brassard Linda D. Boyer Roland P. Bouvier Jeffrey E. Breault 29 Norman L. Brooks Donna L. Brown Richard A. Brown David M. Buckley Donald E. Burnap Ronald C. Burnap Thomas W. Byrne Mary E. Caisse 30 Frances M. Cann Jane A. Cannavino Dennis A. Caro Marilee J. Carter Willard E. Ann E. Casey Marie E. Casey 3] John F. Caverly Diane Champagne SENIORS Joanne Chenard Bernard L. Christoforo Michelle A. Ciccone Judy Ciprotti 32 Steven L. Cocci Patricia Colcord Barry J. Coleman 966 Frances R. Conefrey Joan Elizabeth Conner Robert B. Corby Robert E. Cormier Ronald Cormier 33 SENIORS Jane Anne Creed Donna C. Cutler Beverly A. Cowger JME frm Es Paula A. Culley Linda L. Craigue George J. Daigle 34 Ralph Lee Dailey Jr. Richard J. Di Marzio David A. Dignard Donald Delle Chiaie David D‘Innocenzo 35 James P. Doig Stephen Dougla s Suzanne Du Bois SENIORS Dennis Dubuque € Maureen Lee Duguay Leonard Dumas Diane L. Dumont 36 Jean Elaine Ferguson John M. Faulkenham Patricia A. Ferguson George W. Finkelstein a7 SENIORS a Kevin M. Fisher Gordon Elliot Fisher Deborah L. Floyd Douglas M. Fletcher Leonard R. Fontaine Barry M. Foss 38 Angela R. Franciosi Ronald M. Fratoni Gary M. Frechette 4 a Robert J. Friske Lawrence J. Fuhrman Brian C. Gaffney 1966 ns Marcel Gagne Carole A. Gagnon 39 SENIORS igi Barbara Ann Gaillardet Edward Gauthier Robert Gaudreau Gail J. Gallant Paula M. Giadone 40 1966 Louis Giorgi Sandra D. Gionet John |. Going Jacqueline M. Girouard Thor A. Gionet Andrea Goodale 4] Diane F. Goodwin Kathy J. Gordon Albert C. Gorham Jr. SENIORS Theodore F. Goss Norman J. Gosselin Richard R. Gosselin Douglas A. Gowell 42 i Joseph P. Gravallese James H. Griffiths David P. Grossi Ann Guertin John S. Gulliver all Janice A. Haas Richard E. Hamel Lawrence W. Hammare 43 SENIORS Charles G. Hartman Richard C. Haynes Keith |. Hayward Lorraine Hazard 44 Barry D. Hazzard Robert Healy Douglas S. Heline David A. Hill Marcia L. Hill Steven A. Hitov 1966 Marcia Howe John R. Huff 45 Joel R. Hurwitz Michael Ignachuck James Imprescia SENIORS Joanna M. Ingemie Peter Jancaitis Vincent J. Joseph David C. Kennedy 46 Clifford O. Kenney Scott C. Kingsbury Donna L. Kirkwood 1966 Arleen G. Kovac Laura C. La Fleur Linda M. La Fleur Charlene Lamothe Patricia Lamoureux 47 s Gary Lanciani Warren R. Lanigan Marcia A. Lanza SENIORS Valerie A. Lauricella Kathleen LeBlanc Sandra L. LeBlanc James D. Legere Yvette E. Leger = Sh AONE Re SRE ae Susan Leht ine Lemo Aime P Lemieux Mahlon B iInen IS Lewi Dana L Letters Constance A Lucier . LindaA Lowe ip A Ph isciotti L Gary J 49 SENIORS Patr icia A. Lyonnais Majorie L. Mahan Edward L. Mahonen Joan Malo Cynthia A. Manzello William Marien 50 Laura Marshall Peter Marshall Lois Martin Donna Mascis Donna April Matthews 1966 Suzanne Mayhew Linda L. McAllister 51 Judith McDonough Colleen N. McFarland Joseph McGee SENIORS Kathleen Gay McGuinness Phyllis McHugh : ' � Iris McKenney Margaret Meade Roger J. Mercier 52 Ruth A. Metivier Thomas Miller Christine A. Mills Marshall T. Mills Stephanie Milosh Janice I. Mitchell 53 SENIORS = 4 t apes Monica P. Mitchell David F. Morin David R. Moquin Betty G. Moore Donald P. Morin Kathleen P. Moran Judith A. Moore Dianne L. Morse 54 Susan L. Mullan Francis J. Nass James A. Nachtwey Wayne A. Nickel Priscilla J. Nash Carol A. Nacke Mary Anne Obara 55 SENIORS Patrick J. O'Malley Eino J. Ovaska Paul J. Parillo Janis A. Parks Sharon Parnes Stuart Cameron Paul Thomas Michael Peck 56 Donna Ann Pelky Paula A. Pelletier Linda A. Peloquin David M. Peretti Alfred J. Perla 1966 James F. Person Rocco C. Petitto III 57 Barry W. Pierce Dennis Pierce Virginia S. Pierce NIORS David W. Pike Nancy C. Pirro William J. Plant John Pompei 58 Edward J. Popoli David M. Poppel Norman J. Poulin Ralph J. Poultney Jr. Margaret L. Powers 59 SENIORS Linda A. Pritchard Peter L. Remy Russell J. Reeve James Reynolds Steven Reid John R. Read Angenette M. Richard 60 1966 Brian J. Richard Cathy Jean Rosbury Sandra Ricker Paul F. Rouleau Kenneth Sidney Ridlon Janet L. Richard Linda M. Russo 6] James St. Germain Thomas John Ryan SENIORS Simone A. St. Pierre Carol Ann Salafia Sharon A. Sambito Suzanne M. Sauve Janet Scherer 62 Gary L. Schumacher Kristin Schumann Dennis Sciabarasi Prudence A. Senee Jane C. Setzco Eileen R. Shepard A. Shirley Siciliano Kathleen J. Simard 63 64 Thomas W. Simonds Raymond Spaulding Walter R. Stachera SENIORS i) ¥ i Ts ae Tas Rain Beverly M. Tata Lynne R. Tata Bernard A. Tessier David Tisdale Jane L. Toolin Linda L. Tourigny Linda J. Underwood Linda B. Vallee Ralph Wallace Susan Wallace Nancy Wardner Sheila L. Warren Bradford Loren Wass 65 Barbara Lee Wheeler 7 Shirley A. Williams Lynn E. White Joyce E. Wesley Gail Ann Worthen 66 TRADE SCHOOL OFFICERS Kenneth Aubuchon PRESIDENT We, the Class of 1966, would like to express our appreciation and gratitude to our teachers for all that they have taught us in the last four years. We face the future with considerable excitement and vigor. The future, we realize, is ours, and depending on what we make of it, suc- cess or failure will follow. We will be proud of our successes and may well be depressed by our failures, but we will have to stand up to the problems which confront us and do as well as we can. These truths we have mastered dur- ing the past four years. We would also like to thank our princi- pal, Mr. Emile Johnson, and our advisor, Mr. Spencer Lunan, for their untiring ef- forts in our behalf. William Brady VICE-PRESIDENT Nicola Carboni SECRETARY Theodore Goss TREASURER 67 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED:. MOST ATHLETIC: Kathy Gordon Ruth Gleason Peter Marshall John Bell MOST INTELLIGENT: Monica Mitchell Steven Hitov I, � + ‘ is . Sark } FRIENDLIEST: MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Linda Boucher Barbara Baldwin 68 James Boissoneau John Bisol BALLOT MOST DEPENDABLE | an BEST ALL-AROUND: Diane Angelini Marcia Lanza Vincent Joseph David Grossi | r A MOST DEPENDABLE: Edward Mason MOST POPULAR: Diane Angelini MOST POPULAR: Linda Boucher Robert Goss 69 70 CLASS BEST DRESSED: BIGGEST EATER: Judy Ciprotti Jane Cannavino Paul Bertolozzi MOST CHEERFUL: CLASS WITS: Carla Battisti Phyllis McHugh Thomas Miller Gary Liscotti BALLOT MOST TALKATIVE: MOST FLIRTATIOUS: Phyllis McHugh Iris McKinney Ernest Brassard Ronald Blanchard BIGGEST EATER: Rocco Candiello BEST LOOKING: Paula Culley James Nachtwey 7I 72 L.T.H.S. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: BEST ALL-AROUND: Norman Brooks George Daigle FRIENDLIEST: Kenneth Aubuchon MOST DEPENDABLE: MOST AMBITIOUS: Kenneth Belliveau Donald Morin BALLOT MOST ATHLETIC: BEST LOOKING: David Tisdale William Brady MOST TALKATIVE: BIGGEST EATER: Theodore Goss Scott Kingsbury 73 74 ‘a - A wm ae are e ae a Bate at CURRI CULUM 75 SCIENCE In this progressive age science is becoming _in- creasingly important. Cog- nizant of this fact the fac- ulty of the science de- partment, headed by Mr. Marvin R. Kendall, at- tempts to instill in the stu- dents a knowledge and understanding of scien- tific principles. Biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science constitute the curricula of this de- partment. 76 MATHEMATICS Development of the students’ ability to han- dle mathematical ideas and theories, to apply these concepts in solving problems, and to think logically is the aim of the mathematics department, headed by Miss Helen F. Hart- nett. Algebra | and II, plane and solid geom- etry, and trigonometry are the courses of- fered. FOREIGN LANGUAGES The studies of French, German, Italian, and Latin are offered to students wishing to learn and un- derstand the language, literature, and culture of foreign societies. Students are encouraged to join the language clubs which help to supplement these classes. PUBLIC SPEAKING Along with the instruc- tion of basic oratorical skills, Miss E. Lillian Ric- ker attempts to instill in her students the self-con- fidence and poise which are characteristic of an ef- fective speaker. Utilizing the exceptional classroom which is equipped with a miniature stage and spot- lights, Miss Ricker accus- toms the students to the formal and informal at- mospheres that a speaker may meet and creates varied assignments to de- velop the students’ ability to meet any situation. ENGLISH The English department, which comes under the supervision of Miss M. Elizabeth Colley, is re- sponsible for one of the most im- portant aspects of the students’ education. It is in his English class that the student learns to express himself on: paper and understand the ideas of literature. While col- lege English stresses creative writ- ing and the appreciation of great literature, the commercial and general courses instruct the stu- dent in the fundamentals of grammar necessary for clear and concise expression. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The Business Administration Department, headed by Mr. Henry Fenton, enables students to pursue careers in the business world. Such. subjects as typing, bookkeeping, stenography, business law, salesmanship, transcription, and office practice form a solid foundation for numerous busi- ness opportunities. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. John A. Magane heads one of the most diversified departments at our school. Social studies includes such subjects as geography, sociology, economics, and world history. One fundamental lesson taught here is good citi- zenship. These and other courses provide students with a knowledgeable background in social sciences that they may apply to later life. The aesthetic side of life is not neglected at our school. Mr. Claude Munson attempts to cultivate students’ artistic talents. In addition to developing individual talents, the art classes contribute to student life. Decorations, posters, and advertisements for extracurricular functions are often provided by art students. Thus, these classes fulfill both individual and school needs. 79 HOME ECONOMICS Miss Louise Cavanaugh, supervisor of home economics, utilizes the most modern cooking and sewing facilities to instruct the girls of Leominster High School in these two important phases of homemak- ing. In addition to developing domestic skills, Miss Cavanaugh hopes to prepare girls to meet the responsibilities of managing a home suc- cessfully and enjoyably. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Excellent facilities make it possible for each student to fulfill his obligation toward physical fitness. Physical education class- es twice each week enable each student to engage in exercise, sports, and other athletic activities under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Pothier, Mr. Leon Hannigan, and Mr. Carmine Picucci. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial arts is an important part of general education for this technological age. Its aim is to teach the tools, materials, processes, products, mechanics, and designs of the major areas of industry. Under the instruction of Mr. Robert Anderson, the students work with wood, metal, electricity and other forms of power, plastics, drafting, and home mechanics such as wiring, plumbing, and masonry. MUSIC The past three years have seen the music department under the di- rection of Mr. Egidio Bisceglia grow in size and quality. Besides de- veloping the students’ knowledge and appreciation of good music, Mr. Bisceglia encourages their own attempts at musical productions. His success has been proven in the staging of two very fine and pro- fessional productions—Bye, Bye Birdie and Li’) Abner—which won the hearty acclaim of both the school and the public. 8] 82 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS The student in this course is required to make a basic study of mathematics and physics in order to recognize the dimensions, angles, and complex transfers of drafting. Once he has completed these studies, the student proceeds to the various areas of drafting. The course draws to a close with the opportunity to apply the draft made in the drawing room to an actual piece of machinery. ELECTRONICS AND HYDRAULICS This course emphasizes mathematics and physics. There is also stress on reading comprehension and the handling of technical equipment. Here stu- dents are prepared to enter the industrial world where automation is rapidly spreading. AUTO MECHANICS The students of automotive mechanics both benefit from their experiences and perform a service to the community as they study and remedy the many complex problems of the automobile engine. Un- der Mr. Clifford Gilbert's care- ful supervision the boys ac- quire the mechanical training and the pride in their work which characterize a success- ful mechanic. MACHINE TOOL DESIGN DRAFTING The students of the trade school are taught the fundamentals of designing machine shop mechanisms. Students must have a good background in advanced mathematics and physics to succeed as machine designers. Boys are given prepara- tion for a drafting career in this course through the study of machine, foundry, and hydraulic practice in the laboratory. scoennocanteeniacaniieciiaed ie cane CARPENTRY i) Nu i! : There are many opportunities for students in the carpentry department. Here they learn design- ing, blueprint reading, and the employment of hand tools and machi ne equipment. Each year students construct a model home wtih the co-opera- tion of the local Carpenters’ Union. The practice, both theoretical and actual, prepares boys for their future occupation. 83 IELTS TNE OT I STUDENT a 84 ORGANIZATIONS 85 MAGNET EDITORIAL STAFF ADVISOR; ee he Pry Seri ba me : etd : ; : ; EDI ORS: David Poppel, Kathy Gordon. Row I Kathleen Altobelli, Peter Marshall, Dav id Poppel, Kathy Gordon, Nancy Pirro, Kathleen Moran. Row 2 Kathleen McGuinness, Sharon Sambito, Lawrence Fuhrman, Richard DiMarzio, Gail Epstein, Monica Mitchell. 86 MAGNET BUSINESS STAFF i liye fa | ADVISOR: Miss Marlene Ruh EDITORS: sinc muon Linda Tourigny. Seated: Robert Gillis, Diane Goodwin, Vincent Joseph, Linda Tourigny, Irene Mahan, Gary Lanciani. Row 2 Roger Mercier, Jeffrey Breault, Paul Harris, Paul Bertolozzi, John Bell, Ronald Blanchard, Paul Parillo, Robert MacPherson. 87 SCHOOL LIBRARY a Row 1 Nancy Vaillette, Priscilla Nash, Colleen McFarland, Maria Gailbraith. Row 2 Diane Anderson, Kathy Barotti, Nancy Jancaitis, Stuart Paul, Steven White, Judith Ciprotti, Dolores Allard, Maryann Bisol, Judith Shaw. Absent: Kim Mancuso, Maria Piccolomini. TARDY OFFICE 4 re aN S . aN | (i7 ' Seated: Mr. John Joyce Standing: David Grossi, Mark Bresnahan, David Courtemache, Reed Pelletier, James Nacht- wey. Absent: Donaold Cranson. GUIDANCE Row 1 Ann Mills, Nancy Vaillette, Marcia Lanza, Margaret Meade. Row 2 Karen Botts, Ann Guertin, Christine Mills, Joan Malo, Patricia Lyonnais, Kathleen McGuinness, Marcia Trombley. Absent: Lois Martin ASSISTANTS OFFICE Seated: Linda Boyer, Florence Riggs, Paola Radicchi. Standing Row 1: Ida Arsenault, Susan Donatelly. Standing Row 2: Robert Goss, Alfred Perla, Walter Stachera, David Courtemache, Paul Kinsella, David Grossi, Richard Di- Marzio, Bruce Clark, John Bisol. Absent: Judith Resseguie, Cheryl Dougherty SECRETARIAL Seated: Lynn White, Nancy Pirro, Linda Tourigny, Cynthia Manzello, Linda Lafleur, Joan Conner, Ruth Metivier. Row 2 Donna Pelkey, Patricia Baxter, Beverly Aiesi, Frances Cann, Susan Dubois, Amy Carter, Barbara Gaillardet, Irene Mahan, Susan Mayhew, Sharyn Bartlett, Linda Vallee, Linda Bateman, Marcia Hill. Row 3 Diane Dumont, Andrea Goodale, Patricia Lyonnais, Sandra Jacques, Deborah Floyd, Simone St. Pierre, Janice Dufresne. NURSES Row 1 Linda Underwood, Donna Brown, Prudence Senee, Susan Mullan. Row 2 Judy Pickering, Kathleen Finn, Ann Casey. 89 STUDENT CABINET Row 1 David Grossi, Vice-President, Diane Angelini, Treasurer, Linda Boucher, Secretary, Edward Mason, President. Row 2 Sally Fricke, Nancy LaPrade, Donald Cranson. Candace Comerford, Ann Horgan. Row 3 Richard Tocci, Robert Goss, John Rodriquenz, Joseph McMilleon, Reed Pelletier. Absent: Seated: Jane Toolin, Treasurer, Carol Gagnon, Vice-President, Paula Culley, President, Eileen Shepard, Secretary, Jane Setzco, Publicity Chairman. Row 2 Angenette Richard, Diane Goodwin, Patricia Boisvert, Jo-Ann Pawelski, Stephanie Milosh, Linda Palermo, Kathleen Altobelli. Absent: Maureen Duguay, Barbara Gaillardet, Sandra Ricker, Carol Salafia. GIRL LEADERS CLUB SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE BOARD Seated: Linda Lucier, Donna Brown, Paula Culley, Robert Goss, Gail Worthen, Kathleen Gordon. Standing: Peter Marshall, John Bell, Robert Gillis, David Poppel. Absent: Alfred Perla JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE BOARD ‘ Seated: Bonnie McHugh, Donna Carluccio, Richard Tocci, Ann Fusco, June Holland. Standing: Dennis Baldwin, John Richard, Robert MacPherson. Absent: David Cote, Selmo Torcoletti. 91 KNITTING CLUB TRAVEL CLUB Row 1 Donna Barton, Secretary, Diane Anderson, V.P., Jane Creed, Pres. Linda Gravatt. Row 2 Donna Reynolds, Gail Liebermen, Mary Marchetti, Kathy Moien. Absent: Gerry Sproul, Jane Borden, Ellen Cannon, Susan Crisci, Margaret McDonough. Row 1 Betty Waznicky, Judy Shaw, Norma Legere, Linda Piro. Row 2 tH OM EMAKE Michael LaPlume, Steven Caisse, John Caisse, Dennis Caro. Absent: William Plant, Marjorie Johnson, Robert Cummings. Row 1 Michelle Lavoie, Linda Lowe, Ann Drury, Judy St. Germain, Giselle Chenard, Nancy Wardner, Linda Bresseau, Loretta Curry, Eleanor Avery Row 2 Bertha St. Germain, Ann Cormier, Diane Miles, Karen Poulin, President Linda Capoccia, Vice-President, Miss Cavanaugh, advisor, Jane Amorose, Treasurer Row 3 Linda Dignard, Patricia Maloney, Marie Casey, Alice Gentile, Donna Gabrielli, Linda La Pointe, Barbara Auger, Sandra Le Blanc, Cheryl Orre, Josephine Pirro, Sonna Matthews, Donna Cutler, Marjorie Mahan, Susan Booth, Susan Fisher, Margaret Armilotti, Absent—Linda Boyer, Beverly Cowger, Laura La Fleur, Patricia Lamereux, Yvette Legere, Judy Pickering, Sheia Warren, Ann Fusco, June Hammare, Diane Saucier, Carol Cormier, Nancy Piper 92 ENGINEERING SOCIETY Sigs Row 1 Paul Latini, Susan Wilkinson, David Kennedy, Barry Foss, Mark Beadoin. Row 2 David Loiselle, Bernard Tessier, Henry Frye, John Faatz, Ralph Pearson, Marc LeBlanc. Row 3 David Blood, Clifford Kenney, Edward Ma- honen, Kenneth Myer. SCIENCE CLUB Row 1 John Gulliver, Thomas Peck, Dennis Dubuque, Richard Blood, Kenneth Ridlon, Nicholas Despo, George Finkelstein, John Bisol. Row 2 John Kleczka, Douglas Gowell, Ronald Pawelski, James Doig, Norman Poulin, Barry Coleman, Ronald Cormier. Row 3 Bruce Lowe, Robert Corbum, Ralph Dailey, Richard Lomme, Mark Magnon, Warren Lanigan, Robert Verge. Absent: Steven Cocci, John Nacke, Donna Briscoe, Jessie Frazer, David Matthews 93 GERMAN CLUB 94 Row 1I—Betty Moore, Deborah Zomlefer, Steven Hitov, Treasurer, Kevin Magane, Vice-President, Peter Marshall, President, Elaine Posco, Secretary, Kathleen Underwood, Maria Gailbraith, Susan Verge Row 2—Kathleen Le Blanc, Anne Griffiths, Karen Zomlefer, Diane Radley, Michael Gallotto, Henry Frye, James Griffiths, David Poppel, George Finkelstein, Mary O’Bara, Martha Henry, Janice Haas, Virginia Pierce Absent—Diane Angelini, Ralph Dailey, Richard Di Marzio, Susan Lehtinen, Monica Mitchell, Gail Worthen, James Jorosz, Cynthia Johnston, Ilene Levine, Dorte Di Fiore, Maty Doyle, Carol Lemieux FRENCH CLUB Row I—Deborah Zomlefer, Jane Toolin, Judith Resseguie, Kathleen Blanchard, Ann Boyle, Susan Scaramuzzi Row 2—Elaine Posco, Susan Mullan, Jean Cummings, Treasurer, Gail Epstein, Secretary, Monica Mitchell, President, Kathleen Moran, Vice-President, Linda Under- wood, Charlene Lamothe, Janis Parks Row 3—Kathleen Underwood, Diane Hedstrom, Kathleen Altobelli, Eileen Shepard, Kathleen McGuin- ness, Virginia Pierce, Susan Lehtinen, David Grossi, Kathy Gordon, Priscilla Belliveau, Lawrence Fuhrman, Karen Arsenault, Nancy Proctor, Mary Caisse, Paola Radicci, Donna Carluccio, Diane Radley, Lisa Krock, Katherine Howe Absent—Sharon Parnes, Cathy Rosbury, Doborah Bartimo, Charlene Cavioli, Justine De Pasquale, Jesse Frazer, Janice Ordway, Owen Gagnon, Ronald Santucci ITALIAN CLUB Seated: Susan Wallace, Angela Franciosi, Carol DiRusso, Norman Labonte, Nancy Wenzel, Gerald LaFrance, Judith McDonough. Row 2 Phyllis Johnson, Lucy Goss, Sylvia Breault, Betty Peterson, Lana Goss, Nancy Gauthier, Marcia Trombley, Ellen Shaw, Jean Antonucci. Row 3 Richard Niles, Charles Desilets, Barry Ciaschini, Michael Gallotto, Frances DeCarolis, Edward Popoli, Robert Gizzonio, David D’Innocenzo, Brian Firmin, William Campagna, Chuck Conefrey NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: Kathleen McGuinness, Lawrence Fuhrman, Peter Marshall, Kathleen Gordon, Steven Hitov, Gail Epstein, Kathleen ; Moron. Row 2 Kathleen Underwood, Monica Mitchell, Barbara Corby, Deborah Bartimo, Diane Radley, Susan Lehtinen, Kath- leen Altobelli, Justine DiPasquale, Gail Worthen, Eileen Levine. Row 3 Harold Lowe, Simon Tonkin, Kevin Magane, James Jaroz, Richard DiMarzio, David Poppel, Geoffrey DiMego. Absent: Virginia Pierce 95 Row 1 Andrea Simard, Sandra Shore, Maureen McHugh, Maureen Keefe, Stephanie Milosh, Shirley Williams, Margaret Lemieux. Row 2 Linda Brosseau, Susan Scaramuzzi, Mary Imprescia, Kathleen Doyle, Elaine Tracy, Donna Capone, Ann Fusco, Kathy Lemoine, Kathleen Rosbury. Row 3 Margaret Armillotti, Debra Di Paoli, Ruth Braune, Nancy Matdrese, Candace Comerford, Sally Fricke, Linda Nelson, Loretta Curry, Bonnie McHugh. Absent: Barbara Gaillardet, Lauri Marshall, Phyllis McHugh, Margaret Meade, Cherri Pelletier, Mary Russo, Judy Crossman. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Gail Worthen, President, V.P. Charlene Lamothe, Secretary, Jane Toolin, Treasurer, Jo-Ann Pawelski. Pub. Chairman, Kathleen Altobelli. Junior Representatives, Linda Pawelski, Susan Scaramuzzi. Senior Representatives, Diane Angelini, Linda Boucher. 96 VARSITY CLUB Row 1I—Richard Boudreau, Aime Lemoine, James Lomme, Richard Armstrong, David Cote, Dennis Baldwin, Rocco Petitto, Gregory St. Cyr. Row 2—Dennis Caro, John Broderick, Gary Frechette, Ralph Wallace, Rocco Candiello, William Gaillardet, Michael Finn, Louis Giorgi, Edward Popoli, Row 3—Brian Gaffney, Kenneth McHugh, Thomas Miller, Mark Cleaves, Paul Rouleau, John Fortin, Thomas Bissonnette, James Stephanites Absent—Donald Burnap, James Beaulieu, Dennis De Mar SEEN eee ee Pee os eS A President, James Nachtway, V.P. Jeanne Lagoy, Secretary, Joyce Carr, Treasurer, Albert Bell. ART CLUB 98 Row 1 Judy Crossman, Anna DelGuiddice, Jean Cummings, Evelyn Piano, Barbara Gage, Christine Conant, Donna Lucier, Diane Reagan, Kathleen Sabourin. Row 2 Michelle Ciccone, Bonnie McHugh, Daniel Piper, Secretary, Gary Angelini, Treasurer, Arthur Armstrong, Vice-President, Ernest Brassard, President, Dona Block. Row 3 Mary Russo, Ruth Gleason, Linda Nelson, Martha Chaplin, Patricia DelBove, Ruth Braune, Patricia Fergu- son, Linda MacAllister, Maxine Burnett. Row 4 Gail Bouvier, Mary Magnon, Lawrence Bergeron, James Maggio, David Lower, John Tata Dennis Caro, Judith Resseguie, Barbara Roberts. Absent: Russell Reeves, Joanne Senuta, Michael Bisol, Margaret Reynolds, Kevin White. INCOME TAX AND INVESTMENT CLUB Row 1 Robert Corby, Vice-Pres. Dino DiBattista, President, Sandra Gionet, Secretary. Row 2 Ronald Fratoni, David Courtemache, Robert LeTarte. Absent: Roland Bouvier, David Moquin, Treasurer. GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB a ‘en Row 1 John Picucci, V.P. Mr. George Schroeder, Advisor, Richard Bartlett, Pres. Row 2 Paul Camire, John Going, Secretary, William Hazel, Stephen Doug- las, William Carter, Treas. Absent: Robert MacPherson. a+ PRESS CLUB Row 1 Valerie Lauricella, Joanna Ingemie, Ida Arsenault, Patricia Cormier, Maureen Morley. Row 2 Kathy O’Day, Constance Letters, Maureen Barba, Douglas Fletcher, Judith Ciprotti, Douglas Heline, Nancy Lyonnais, Absent: Joseph McGee, Patrice Nutting, Justine DiPasquale. WRITING CLUB Row I Karen Arsenault, Phyllis McHugh, Thom- as Byrne, Susan Lehtinen, Virginia Pierce. Row 2 Sharon Parnes, Joanne David Florence Riggs, Joyce Brassard. Row 3 Geoffrey DiMego, Kevin Magane, Steven Hitov. PRE-LAW CLUB Row 1 Paul Harris, Cheryl Farrow, James Griffiths. Row 2 John Gulliver, Randy Weeks, Peter Walton. 99 FORENSIC SOCIETY Row 1 Evelyn Piano, Karen Murray, Simon Tonkin, Kathleen McGuinness, Timothy Wilkins, Mark Conroy, Kathleen Altobelli. Row 2 Lesa Krock, Willard Carter, Gerald Davis, Joseph McMilleon, Robert Norris, David Legendre, Wayne Smith, Kathleen Underwood. Row 3 John Clementi, James O’Toole, Mark Hansen, Edward Maho'ien, Barry Hazzard, Bruce Clark, John Curley. Row 1 Marilee Carter, Susan Mullan, Donna Brown, Priscilla Nash, Mary Obara, Patricia Lyonnais. Row 2 Joseph Gravelese, Linda Lucier, Margaret Powers, Ann Mills, Betty Moore, Helen Shaw, Nancy Jancaitis, Richard Bartlett. Row 3 David Peretti, Michael Gallotto, Phillip Boucher, Douglas Bonner, Richard Boyd, Bryant Firmin, Eric Hess. Absent: Prudence Senee, Victoria Christie, Christine Mills, Virginia Bergeron, Richard Barrkere, Kathy LeBlanc. 100 DRAMA APPRECIATION CLUB Row 1 Kristin Schuman, Naomi Hitov, Kathy Lemoine, Margaret Lemieux, Verna Peralta, Debra DiPoali, Kathy Papia, Ann Salvatore, Cynthia Johnston. Row 2 Kathleen Finn, Jacqueline Girouard, James Boisonneau, Anita Dignard, Gary Lisciotti, Jean Ferguson, Tino Antonioni, Maryanne Thibodeau, Kathy Bergeron. Row 3 Kathleen Magane, Diane Radley, Sandra Pierce, Susan Verge, Kathleen Blanchard, Diane Morand, Elaine Tracy, Nancy Cousins, Kathleen Underwood, Norma Hatch, Marcia Howe, Maria Piccolomini, Nancy Demers. Row 4 Steven White, David Thomas, Warren Tony, John Legacy. MUSIC LISTENER’S — CLUB Row 1 Kathy Simard, Michael Gallotto, Philip Krone, Donna Cali, Kenneth LeBlanc, Wayne Nickel. Row 2 Gordon Guile, Bryant Firmin, Paul Cardoni, Richard Caswell John Carrescia, Richard Moran, Barry LaRoche. 10! Lafleur, CHESS CLUB Row 1 James Peck, James Gizzonio, Thomas Glatiotis, Jasper Chirco, Ronald Levesque, Thomas Ryan. Row 2 Kathie Arsenault, David Cocci, William Belliveau, Andrew Golembiewski, Secretary-Treas., David Pike, Pres. Thomas Simonds, Karen Zomlefer. Row 3 Robert Weinbaum, Kenneth McHugh, Leonard Stang, Douglas Best, James Jaroz, Robert Valarie, Marshall Mills, William Andries, John Richard, Michael Bedard, Leonard Fontaine. Row 4 William Campagna, Mark Bowser, Tom McDonald, Robert Davis, Michael Lorion, Arthur Phelps, Richard Doiron, James MacRae, John Lamothe, Gary Haavisto. Absent: James Caporello, John McCaffrey, Owen Gagnon, Richard Rowe, Deborah Zomlefer, Larry Hammare, David Harrington, William Storm. FUTURE SECRETARIES Row 1 Patricia Baxter, Ruth Metivier, Susan Mayhew, Beverly Aiesi, Lois Martin. Susan Dubois, Judith Moore, Patricia’ Colcord, Karen Botts, Beverly Tata, Linda Pres. Row 2 Janice Dufresne, Ann Casey Parliamentarian, Donna Kirkwood, Donna Mascis, Cymthia Manzello, Joan Malo, Secretary, Marcia Hill, Donna Pelkey, Jane Cannavino, V.P., Shirley Siciliano. Row 3 Sharyn Bartlett, Frances Cann, Linda Vallee, Doris Boucher, Colleen MacFarland, Joan Conner, Kath- erine Adams, Janet Richard, Sandra Jacques, Simone St. Pierre, Joyce Williams Diane Morse, Carol Nacke, Frances Conefrey. Absent: Arlene Kovac. 102 Treas. FUTURE NURSES Row 1 Lynne Tata, Virginia Bergeron, Christine Mills, Lorraine Hazzard, Mrs. Mullan, Advisor, Prudence Senee, Carla Battisti, Linda Bateman, Maureen Credit. Row 2 Nancy Lyonnais, Patricia Lyonnais, Amy Carter, Susan Sauve, Susan Shepard, Sandra Gionet, Patricia Mitchell, Debra Peretti, Martha Henry, Linda Kamel, Anita Dignard, Carolyn Mudgett, Diane Hedstrom, Marcia Lanza, Nancy Landry Barbara Tucker. Absent: Susan Millettek, Susan Verge. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1 Gail Welvaert, Charlene Lamothe, Secretary, Lesa Krock, Treasurer, Gail Worthen, President, David Hill, Vice P., Linda Craigue, Program Chairman, Paula Powell. Row 2 Susan Scaramuzzi, Cynthia Cocci, Gail Gallant, Elaine Posco, Paula Giadone, Linda Under- wood, Margaret Meade, Maureen McHugh, Ilene Levine, Marcia Doyle, Joyce Conti, Cherri Pelletier, Susan McCaffrey. Row 3 Mary Caisse, Ann Boyle, Janis Parks, Barbara Alord, Katherine Howe, Priscilla Belliveau, Nancy Proctor. Absent: Joan Bouchard, Barbara Wheeler, Susan Dudney, Sandra Fiffy, Leanna Hatton, Susan Herbert, Kathleen Kirby, Donna Masiello. 103 104 DANCE BAND Row 1 Stuart Paul, Robert Wegenka, Kathleen Buss, Joyce Wiles, Robert Camire, Steven Flynn. Row 2 Brian Gaffney, John Gulliver, Alphonse Piermarini, Steven Krone, James Person, Paul Harris, Steven Martin, Tom Proctor. CHORAL CLUB Row 1 Patricia Landry, Sheila L’Ecuyer, Maureen Morley, Paola Radicchi, Tina Antonioni, Nancy Cousins, Florence Riggs, Evelyn Piano, Helen Ar- senault, Kathleen Sabourin. Row 2 Margaret Lemieux, Anita Dignard, Elaine Tracy, Joyce Wiles, Maureen Mahan, Jane Crawley, Kristin Schuman, Jane Setzco, Susan Shepard, Mary Doyle. Row 3 Margaret Barker, Diane Hedstrom, Nancy Landry, Linda Falk, Jean Cummings, Norma Hatch, Nancy Jancaitis, Cheryl Ciccone, Jean DelGuidice, Paula Culley. Row 4 Douglas Hedstrom, James Mascitti Donna Cali, Linda Pawelski, Martha Henry, Connie Letters, Judy Ciprotti, Sue Millette, Dorte DeFiore, Row 5 Wayne Nickel, Mark Pearson, Bruce Clark, Robert Wegenka, Arthur Phelps, Paul Harris, Marshall Mills, Randy Weeks. Absent: Anne Griffiths. CHEERLEADERS Paula Culley, Marcia Lanza, Diane Goodwin, Barbara Baldwin, Linda Boucher, Row 2: Deborah Kinsey, Paula Vailette, Ann Horgan, Elaine Ricci, Barbara Roberts. Row 1: i: i i HIGH SCHOOL BAND 105 STUDENT eee — 106 107 i ipment of our language labora- , ; Parents vie wecai cee ce eda shh Miss Addante has just told two parents some.good news. PARENTS’ NIGHT The annual visiting night for parents was held No- vember 8 at the school. Many students representing all three classes served as ushers. This evening gave parents and teachers the opportunity to discuss the students’ problems and achievements. Everyone prof- ited from the experiences of this evening. “Is your daughter athletic? Mr. Dufour answers a parent’s ques- Welliiz are tions. 2 } ‘ JED Raine 108 Education is a serious business. Two “‘diligent’’ ushers Nancy exhibits her style. Feet make the scene. THE SOCK HOP The annual G.A.A. Sock Hop took place in the gymnasium on November 4. This dance’s purpose was to raise funds for the scholarship awarded by the Girls’ Athletic Association at graduation. Many new dance steps were exhibited as boys and girls slipped and slid across the dance floor in their stocking feet. However, it was all in the spirit of good fun, and everyone enjoyed themselves. Is it true that dancing releases tension? 109 LEOMINSTER GOES The audience watches the antics of the famed Boston group. Performers tune up in the strangest places. 5 H : % : b 4 Sn ' by : The Villagers had a sound all their own. 110 ; : ; i ' ‘ Geff and Mike ham it up. backstage. November 19, 1965 will long be remembered by many students as the date of the most successful hootenanny ever presented by the French Club. Participants in this event, all hailing from Leominster, all amateurs, and all first- rate performers, included David Poppel, Steven Hitov, Geoff Dimego, and Michael Bedard. There were two groups this year—the Villagers, who made an equally entertaining ap- pearance at last year’s event; and Gail Epstein, Eileen, and Neil Shepard, who added Israeli folk songs to the program. Emcee Thomas Byrne produced a light touch of humor with his impersonations and comedy sketches. The evening ended on a gay note with blue grass music sung by the na- tionally known and very popular Charles River Valley Boys. it | Steve sings a ballad he wrote himself. L-e-o-m-i-n-s-t-e-r B-E-A-T F-I-T-C-H-B-U-R-G ie “got that ball, now go—team?” An unfortunate coach with an unfortunate team Guess who Coach Hannigan is for 112 THANKSGIVING RALLY A feeling of excitement spreads through the student body as Thanksgiving Day approaches. Everyone looks forward to the big Leominster- Fitchburg football game. A rally was held in the gymnasium the morning before the game. Here senior girls presented a mock football game. The results of both games were the same—Leo- minster trounced Fitchburg! “Of course it’s football!” as a3 A smiling policeman The “players” wait in the wings. 113 114 Um-m-m-m This tastes good!! “Rnd my son told me | should go to out of the kitchen.” the Spaghetti Supper to get SPAGHETTI Every year the Junior and Senior Classes hold Spaghetti Suppers. The prof- its from these events are added to the Ly 7 Stn nnn pen anme emt Santa gets the first plate. The kitchen staff takes time out to sample their work. SUPPER class treasuries. This year the Senior Class had a record-breaking supper in both at- tendance and profits. “Our master chef.” bis SER arama? Bre SRP Le : a timeatiiaic Gae cee Sheena ney Waitresses pick up their orders. “Do you think it’s going to explode?” 115 A symbol of Christmas Singers watch Mr. Bisceglia for their cues. 116 THE CHRIST The musical groups did the Messiah. As the Holiday Season approached, prepara- tions began for several events. On December 23, the Choral Club and band presented selected passages of Handel’s Messiah. Egidio Bisceglia directed the students in this fine program. The French Club Holiday dance was held on December 29 in the cafeteria. The decorations were attractive and those who attended enjoyed themselves. Miss Jeannine Beaudoin, club ad- visor, supervised the arrangements for the dance. The Student Cabinet’s thoughtfulness added much to the season. This group oversaw the decoration of the school. The Cabinet contributed two Christmas trees, one in the cafeteria park and one in the library. The Christmas Holiday at L.H.S. was truly a season of happiness and “good cheer”. MAS HOLIDAYS And the band played on ... “May | have the next dance?” The teachers enjoyed watching the dancers. = “Why don’t we do the Frug instead.” Cafeteria decorations added a holiday touch. 117 A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR Senator Kennedy arrives at Leominster High. Leominster High School was honored by a visit from Senator Edward Kennedy in December. He spoke on our country’s in- Viet Nam was the topic of his speech. volvement in Viet Nam. Following the talk was a short question and answer period. Senator Kennedy then departed, leaving behind students engrossed in Viet Nam discussions. An official greeting Interested students posed several questions. 118 SPEECH FINALS The annual speaking final of the Better Speech Contest was held on February 15 in the auditorium. The seven finalists spoke on a variety of topics—from television commercials to world-wide peace. Richard Di Mar- zio acted as master of ceremonies. The lucky winners were first place, Wayne Wheeler; second place, John Broderick; and honorable mention, Debi Zomlefer. A VARIETY OF TOPICS 119 LVL The Music Department's second annual production was held February 9 12 in the auditorium. Egidio Bis- ceglia was in charge of the musical ar- rangement. John Flanagan was dra- matic coach and head of production. Mrs. Lois Johnson was also a dramatic coach. These teachers, as well as the cast, rehearsed many hours to make “Li'l Abner” a tremendous success. Abner and the boys relaxing at the fishin’ hole “| brung you some worms.” “Gee, this is a purty fur!’ “Then, | let fly with my triple whammy.” “What’s going to happen to Dogpatch?” 120 Abner is whammified by Evil Eye Fleagle. “Fear-crazed bachelors” in full flight. “Look at those muscles!” Daisy uses her “feminine wiles”. What do these mad scientists envision? It’s a knock-out! | 121 THE WINTER CARNIVAL The annual Winter Carnival Ball was held February 19, in the City Hall auditorium. The Student Cab- inet sponsored this affair, and the theme, “Swiss Holiday”, was beautifully executed. In announcing the election for queen, John F. Joyce said, “Every girl in the Senior Class is a queen, but only one can be chosen.” Paula Culley was the fortunate young lady chosen. Her escort, Alfred Perla, was king. Princesses in her court were Diane Angelini, Barbara Baldwin, Linda Boucher, Diane Good- win, Stephanie Milosh, and Eileen Shepard. Many couples attended the ball which is traditionally a highlight in the Leominster High “social season’. Diane Angelini and Vincent Joseph Barbara Baldwin and James Nachtwey 122 Everyone danced and danced and danced ... Paula is a radiant queen. 123 WINTER iF) La a a a a a a ake a | 1 Couples sit and relax. Parents view the new arrivals. Stephanie Milosh and Thomas Simonds Eileen Shepard and David Grossi 124 CARNIVAL Faculty and students exchange excited greetings. The royal couple dances as the other students look on. Linda Boucher and John Ritzo Diane Goodwin and John Rodriquenz 125 ol me! nate ee reve _= � al 2 MO a aes — Lo Na, = ° Sd a4 SPORTS yal Cote sweeps the end tags Grossi powers through the Gardner line In an important North Worcester County tilt, the Blue Devils invaded the Wildcats of Gardner High School. Capitalizing on two Leominster errors the rival defensive unit scored twice in the first half. However, the Blue and White battled back, marching seventy- five yards behind the savage running of co-captain Dave Grossi, Dave Cote and Ralph Wallace. Jackie Rodriquenz took the pigskin the final yard across the goal line on a quarterback sneak, but this was not enough, for although Leominster held the game sta- tistically, points tell the final tale as Gardner well knows. 128 A DETERMINED SQUAD The home field advantage was clearly in evidence at Doyle Field, where the Blue Devils were victorious in each of four encounters, including the all-important Thanksgiving Day classic. With the loyal support of their fans it seemed they could do no wrong. Against a fine Marlboro High eleven Leominster staged an exciting come-from-behind victory, 20-15, with an important third quarter touchdown. Earlier points were tal- lied by Ralph Wallace on a two yard plunge and by Jimmy Nachtwey on a thirty yard pass play from quarterback Rodriquenz. Special credit must also go to backs Mercier and Cote, who repeatedly broke through the Marlboro line to pave the way for victory. Hudson High was the next team to invade Doyle Field and meet a fatal 13-8 blow. This low score belied the superiority of the Leominster eleven who did not allow Hudson to score until the dying moments of the game. Two Blue and White touchdowns, one by Cote and the other on a Mercier tally in the second quarter, were all Leominster needed for its well- earned victory. Emptying his bench throughout the greater part of the action, “Huck” Hannigan coached his team to a 23-0 romp over Worcester North. The Blue Devils struck for three touchdowns in the first half, running through the opposition almost at will. Fullback Ralph Wallace chalked up the first score and was followed across the goal line by Dave Grossi and Dave Cote. In this, the last game before Fitchburg, Leominster showed its full po- tential in a sign of things to come. Three yards and a cloud of dust Row 1: R. Milton, E. Popoli, J. Bell, D. Grossi, V. Joseph, L. Giorgi, D. Buckley, J. Nachtwey, R. Wallace, R. Candiello, R. Mercier Row 2: Head Coach Leon ‘’Huck’’ Hannigan, R. Pettito, J. Huff, J. Nacke, T. Simmods, R. Boyd, G. Moniz, J. Beaulieu, R. Gallagher, A. Lemoine, D. Tisdale, Coach Piccuci. Row 3: Coach Peter Michaels, P. Carr, J. Ritzo, M. McCaffrey, R. Sarao, W. Anores, B. Tuskigi, J. Caisse, J. Hulecki, R. Pelletier, D. Ward, D. Cote. Row 4: J. Melanson, R. Cote, F. Fontaine, M. Bowser, R. Pompeii, J. Cutler, F. Vargo, C. LeBlanc, R. Belliveau, S. Torcoletti, T. Remy, J. Rodriquenz, Coach Ted Damko. Row 5: A. Perla, J. Culley, T. Kilcoyne, Manager, and J. Buckley, Manager. NEW HAMPSHIRE Twice during the season the determined Leominster High School Blue Devils ventured across the state line only to run up against impressive New Hampshire squads. Opening the season under the lights at Nashua, Leominster was stunned early in the game by two opposition touchdowns. After these opening moment jitters, however, the team settled down and played a good game. The highlight of the encounter was a sparkling 73 yard jaunt by half- back Dave Cote, who eluded the Nashua defense on a sweep around his left end and hit paydirt. Unfortunately, these efforts were not enough, for at the final whistle Leominster stood on the short end of a 26-6 score. Later in the season Leominster visited unbeaten Manchester Memorial, a team that was, so far, unscored upon. The distinction was short lived, however, as the Blue Devils scored in the first quarter on Greg Moniz’s fullback plunge. After Manchester knotted the score, Dave Cote grabbed the ensuing kickoff and electrifi- ed the crowd with a 98 yard scamper down the sidelines for Leo- minster’s second touchdown of the game. Leominster continued Wbeidotwerda nowieCoach? to dominate action in the third quarter but could not cross the goal line. In the final quarter the Blue Devils saw their fine effort go for naught as Manchester pulled away on two late touch- downs to win by a margin that did not truly indicate the close- ness of the game. A strong line clears the way for Cote Mercier finds a hole and cuts back 129 A FINE FINISE anst coos ny a eyiiinee: With an awesome display of power, Leominster high School buried arch rival Fitchburg, 27-0, before a capacity Thanksgiving Day crowd at Doyle Field. The pattern of the game was apparent from the opening moments of play when the Blue Devils recovered a Fitchburg fumble and on the very next play scored on Ralph Wallace’s twenty-four yard scamper. The Leominster defense continued to stymie Fitchburg all morn- ing, while the offensive unit had a field day picking up a total of over four hundred yards. Time after time the Blue and White backs broke away for impressive gains, the longest being Dave Grossi’s forty-five yard end sweep. Another standout, Dave Cote, scored twice while Grossi, his halfback running mate, registered a last quarter tally to make the final score. For Leominster it was a nearly perfectly played contest and a fitting way to end this truly fine season. For their outstanding performances against Fitchburg, Dave Cote, Rocco Candiello, and Ralph Wallace were given special awards at the TAG holi- day dance. Credit here must also be given to those “unsung heroes”, the linemen, Vinny Joseph, John Caisse, Fred Perla, Ray Milton, Dick Gallagher, Lou Giorgi and Jim Nachtwey, who in this game as all season long paved the way for hard-running backs, Grossi, Cote, Wallace, Mercier and Moniz. Roger Pompei with his “talented toe” also deserves recognition for his important contributions to the team’s efforts. A determined squad takes the field Wallace heads for paydirt Fitchburg hits a stonewall Jackie breaks into the open 130 O A SPIRITED SEASON ‘ Jackie drops back to pass Pelletier springs loose after an interception During the football season Leominster lost two heart-breaking decisions to Boston area teams after having been in command throughout the major portion of the encounters. Against Brookline, the Blue Devils gave up an opening period touchdown and conversion to the opposition but stopped them cold thereafter. After launching several unsuccessful drives of their own, Leominster finally scored on an intercepted lateral by defensive. lineman, Jim Beaulieu. Now down by a mere two points, they regained possession on a fumble recovery and drove to the Brookline five yard line. With time running out, Roger Pompeii attempted a field goal. Unfortunately this last attempt to achieve a winning margin went wide, ending all hopes of a Leominster victory. In another encounter the Blue Devils played Newton South to a deadlock be- fore losing in the final moments of play 20-14. Dave Cote and Ralph Wallace, each scoring a touchdown, bore the brunt of the offensive attack as they re- peatedly hit the Newton line after taking hand-offs from quarterback Jack Rodrquenz. It was another fine all around effort by the Blue Devils. And the game’s underway Leominster 6 Nashua 26 Leominster 20 Marlboro 15 Leominster 6 Brookline 8 Leominster 13 Hudson 8 Leominster 13 Manchester Mem orial 30 Leominster 14 Newton South 20 Leominster 6 Gardner 20 Leominster 23 Worcester North 0. Leominster 27 Fitchburg 0 An alert defense halts Gardner 131 EXPERIENCE ANL A well-balanced and experienced team, coupled with the will to win, brought Leominster High School one of its most successful basketball seasons. In posting an impressive 16-2 record the Blue Devils copped the North Central Massachusetts Conference title losing only one of ten league encounters. The only other loss came at the hands of a fine Nashua squad. However, even this defeat was avenged later in the season when Leominster romped to an easy victory on their home court. Each game brought improvement as the players learned to function as one unit and anticipate each other’s moves. Lasting evidence of this great team effort came in the final game of the regular season against arch-rival Fitchburg when they exploded with an impressive show of offensive might and hit over the century mark. A befitting finish to a spectacular season, this game saw each Blue Devil enter the scoring column. Although a post season campaign at the District Three play-offs did not prove as successful, the team continued to play with that same talent and spirit which had seen them into this tournament. Paul drives the lane for an easy lay-up Bobby starts to move on his man Johnny leads a Leominster fast break The players show their grace in a precision formation 132 THE WILL TO WIN 7 Wiis ‘ Row 1: R. Armstrong, T. Simmonds, P. Bertolozzi, R. Gillis, D. Grossi, J. Bell, R. Pelletier Row 2: R. MacPherson, R. Ward, D. Cote, E. Mason, J. Boissoneau, T. Byrne, J. Hulecki, Head Coach Ted Damko Absent: T. Miller Coach Damko tells the boys how to do it. Featuring a devastating fast break that piled points up in a hurry, Leominster often broke close encounters wide open within a matter of minutes. Sharp-shoot- ing and good team balance made the charges of Coach Ted Damko nearly un- stoppable. On a given night, any one of them was capable of leading the scor- ing parade, and at the end of the season there was little difference in averages among the starting five. They played unselfishly, often passing off to a team mate in a better position although the shots might have been their own. The squad played a tight defense all season long. Offense alone could not win games if they failed to stop the opposition from scoring. A key factor this Niminyicclladotmie clotcrtrebocnd year was the team’s remarkable depth—any boy was capable of coming off the bench and doing an excellent job against the foes. Most important, though, was the simple fact that this team had the will to win, an undying spirit that always kept them fighting to the final buzzer. 133 TEAM Johnny Bell, Paul Bertolozzi, an excellent shooter, es- pecially from the foul line, thrilled fans with his quick moves as he drove by his man for easy lay-ups. 134 Dave Grossi, co-captain and invaluable man underneath, rebounded excellently and was unstoppable on his deadly shots from the corner. peppery floor sparked the Blue Devils all season long with his deft ballhandling and playmak- ing. THE STARTING FIVE IN ACTION PLAY general, Bobby Gillis, co-captain and defensive ace of the squad, came through time and time again with his clutch shooting from the outside. Jimmy Boissoneau, tall, lanky pivotman, played superbly around the hoop, clear- ing both the offensive and . defensive boards and scoring with his soft touch. BRINGS SUCCESS Jimmy goes high to win the tap Tommy hauls down a rebound “Hucky” balances the ball with one finger Leominster 90 Wachusett od Leominster 62 Notre Dame 54 Leominster 83 Algonquin ats) Leominster 79 Lunenburg 5S Leominster 90 Alumni 70 Leominster 60 Algonquin 48 Leominster 84 Lunenberg 55 Leominster vA St. Bernards 68 Leominster 52 Nashua 69 Leominster 88 Fitchburg 53 Leominster 78 Gardner 50 Leominster 92 Athol 65 Leominster 69 Gardner 48 Leominster 60 Notre Dame 61 Leominster 67 St. Bernards 56 Leominster 83 Wachusett 48 Leominster 71 Athol 68 | Leominster 80 Nashua 63 Leominster 101 Fitchburg 64 Bobby cuts off Johnny’s pick 135 First row: Jo-Ann Pawelski, Jane Toolin, Gail Worthen, Marcia Howe, Barbara Wheeler, Linda Palermo, Ruth Gleason. Second row: Sandra Ricker, Paula Powell, Anne Griffiths, Barbara Corby, Kathy Buss, Norma _ Hatch, Linda Pawelski. IT WAS JUST ONE OF THOSE SEASONS A rugged sport, even when played by the most feminine contestants field hockey is always a favorite among the girls of Leominster High School. The new school year of 1965 had hardly begun before the girls invaded the upper half of Doyle Field, brandishing hockey sticks and putting forth the most determined efforts. Yet despite such eagerness, luck would not favor the Leo- minster girls and in each and every encounter of the season they met with heart-breaking defeat. While the Blue and White scores were few and never enough to bring home a victory, the spirited girls were never completely out of the game as they continued to put up a fine defense and keep the opposition tallies small in number. Thus although they could never quite bring home that victory, they could enjoy the satisfaction of a game well played. Barbara stirs up a little trouble for this Athol player. 136 Ruth hustles in to break up another play. An Athol player breaks into the open ... Only to find Leominster in hot pursuit. Linda doesn’t intend to let this ball get out of sight! Jo-Ann stands by to help out her sister. EIGHT PROUD SENIORS Left to right: Sandra Ricker, Jo-Ann Pawelski, Jane Toolin, Gail Worthen, Marcia Howe, Barbara Wheeler, Linda Palermo and Ruth Gleason. 137 GIRL CAGE RS Debbie decides to put this one in from the outside Recovering from a rather dismal season of field hockey, the Leominster High School girl athletes settled down to practice even harder as a team : y and to put an extra personal effort into each and every encounter. They Linda Pawelski plays a stalwart defense were determined that luck would not pass them by this time—they were determined to win. Despite these efforts, the first tilt of the season found the Blue and White unprepared to meet a powerful Athol squad which dealt them a bitter defeat. This unhappy turn of events continued to plaque Leominster’s feminine cagers and saw them drop the next two encounters. Yet even with these added miseries “the Lady’s’’ girls would not give up. Coming on strong in the waning moments of the season, they went on to pound out two decisive victories against their startled Gardner and Marlboro foes. Kathy always plays an aggressive game Athol’s defense just doesn’t seem to bother Nancy 138 MAKE A STRONG COMEBACK Paul battles for the center jump. Leominster 24 Athol 64 | Leominster 24 Athol 43 Leominster 36 Gardner 39 Leominster 30 Marlboro 23 Leominster 54 Gardner 28 There’s no stopping Jo-Ann now! First row: Diane Angelini, Stephanie Milosh, Paula Culley, Sharon Parnes, Linda Palermo, Ruth Glea- son, Jo-Ann Pawelski, Mrs. Patricia Pothier, coach. Second row: Kathy Papia, Paula Powell, Norma Hatch, Linda Pawelski, Nancy La Prade, Barbara Alord. 139 140 Sequence || Future Secretaries Club—4 BEVERLY ANN AIESI. “Ace” Sequence || Senior Reception Usher—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Home Economics Club—2, 3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 NORA A. ALLAIN Sequence || RICHARD ALLEN “Dickie” Sequence Il Art Club—2, 3. KATHLEEN ALTOBELLI ‘Kathy’ Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom—refreshment chairman—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Open-House Usher—2 Parents’ Night Usher—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 French Club—3, 4 Group Leader—4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Debate Club—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Publicity Chairman—4 Majorette—3, 4 Field Hockey—2 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3 LOUIS AMICO “Lou” Carpentry, 1, 2, 3, 4 DIANE J. ANGELINI Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Open-House Usher—2 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3, 4 German Club—3, 4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 SENIOR INDEX KATHERINE ANN ADAMS “Kathy” Senior Representative—4 Softball—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Student Cabinet—2, 3, 4 Treasurer—4 Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary JOHN GARY ANGELINI “Ange” Sequence | Art Club—3, 4 Treasurer—4 PHILIP ANGELINI, JR. “Angie” Sequence II Basketball JOHN APPLETON “Apple” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Football Game Usher—4 ARTHUR B. ARMSTRONG “Archie” Sequence III Art Club—4 Vice-President—4 IDA M. ARSENAULT “Idy” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Press Club—4 Home Economics Club—2 Office Assistant—4 KAREN M. ARSENAULT Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 National Honor Society—2, 3 Art Club—2 Chess Club—3 Writing Club—4 French Club—3, 4 Interclass Basketball—3 BARBARA ANN AUGER “Barb” Sequence II Home Economics Club--3, 4 Historian—4 KENNETH R. AUBUCHON “Obie” Electronics 2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee—3 Boston Excursion Committee—3 Interact Club—2, 3, 4 Secretary—3, 4 Reading Club—2, 3, 4 Alpine Ski Club—4 Student Foreman—4 Intra-mural Basketball Student Government Day Representative—4 BARBARA ANN BALDWIN “Barb” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Open-House Usher—2 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2 National Honor Society—2 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Cheerleader—3, 4 Captain—4 Basketball—3, 4 Softball—3, 4 MAUREEN ANN BARBA Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Interclass Play Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Home Economics Club—2 Italian Club—3 Press Club—4 Interclass Basketball—3 RICHARD ALAN BARRIERE “Dick” Sequence | Reading Club—4 GAIL R. BARTLETT Sequence III Home Economics Club—2 RICHARD GUY BARTLETT “Barts Star” Sequence | Football Game Usher—2 Class Supper Committee—4 Chess Club—2 Good Government Club—3, 4 Track Team—2, 3, 4 Cross-Country Track Team—4 Indoor Track Team—4 SHARYN LOUISE BARTLETT Sequence II Skating Club—2 Library Assistant—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Secretarial Assistant—4 LINDA LEE BATEMAN Sequence II Future Nurses Club—3, 4 “Li‘l Abner”—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 CARLA MARIE BATTISTI Sequence II Class Supper—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Future Nurses Club—3, 4 Treasurer—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 PATRICIA L. BAXTER “Pat” Sequence II Future Secretaries Club—4 Library Assistant—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 PRISG|ECER I GELIVEA Uae Crise Sequence | School Musical Committee—3, 4 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Future Teachers of America—3, 4 French Club—4 ALBERT O. BELL, JR. “Ally” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Track—2° 3, 4 JOHN COURTNEY BELL “Sas” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Magnet Business Staff—4 Varsity Club—4 Football—2, 3, 4 Track—2, 3, 4 Basketball—3, 4 Senior Representative Board—4 KENNETH BELLIVEAU “Belly” Football—3, 4 141 142 M. VIRGINIA BERGERON “Ginny” Sequence | Christmas Play—2 Class Supper—3 School Musical Committee—3 Skating Club—2 Home Economics Club—3 Reading Club—4 Future Nurses Club—4 ROBERT DENNIS BERGERON “Bobby” Sequence II MICHAEL D. BERRY “Razz’’ Sequence | Chess Club—3 Ski Club—4 PAUL ANGELO BERTOLOZZI “‘Bartaluch”’ Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Magnet Business Staff—4 Varsity Club—4 Basketball—4 Track—4 ARTHUR L. BILODEAU “Arty” Sequence | Ski Club—3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 JOHN L. BISOL “Beeze’’ Sequence | Publicity Director for School Events—2, 3, 4 Italian Club—2, 3 Science Club—4 Office Assistant—4 Track—2, 3 Manager—3 RONALD ERNEST BLANCHARD “Ronny” Sequence II Class Supper—3, 4 Magnet Business Staff—4 RICHARD’ D. BLOOD “Dick’’ Sequence | Class Supper—4 Biology Club—2 Science Club—3, 4 President—4 JAMES A. BOISSONEAU “Jim” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—4 Treasurer—4 Basketball—3, 4 Baseball—2, 4 PATRICIA A. BOISVERT ‘Pat’ Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Girls’ Leaders Club Office Assistant—4 RUSSELIS BOISVER TS Russ= Machinist KAREN E. BOTTS Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Future Secretaries Club—3, 4 “Spectator” Staff—3 JOAN C. BOUCHARD Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Biology Club—2 French Club—2 Future Teachers of America—3, 4 DORIS L. BOUCHER “Tobie” Sequence II Future Secretaries Club—4 PHILLIPPE RAYMOND BOUCHER Sequence | Reading Club—4 Italian Club—2 ROBERT BOUCHER Machine Shop—2, 3, 4 Boston Excursion Committee Alpine Ski Club—4 Student Foreman Machine Shop—4 JEAN BOURGEOIS Hockey—2, 3 “Buster” LINDA JANET BOUCHER “Wilt” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Head Usher—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—2, 3, 4 Senior Representative—4 Cheerleader—3, 4 Pep Club—4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 Student Cabinet—2, 3, 4 Secretary—4 ROLAND P. BOUVIER “Rollie” Sequence II Football Usher—4 Engineering Club—2, 3, 4 Investment and Income Tax Club—4 RICHARD S. BOYD “Dick” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3 Reading Club—4 Ski Club—2, 3 Football—3, 4 LINDA D. BOYER “Lynn” Sequence II Skating Club—2 Future Homemakers Club—4 Office Assistant—4 WILLIAM J. BRADY “Bill” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee Reading Club Intramural Basketball ERNEST M. BRASSARD_ “Ernie” Sequence III Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—4 Art Club—2, 3, 4 Treasurer—3 President—4 JEEPREYSE-SBREAULW «+ Jette Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 German Club—3 Science Club—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Swim Team—2, 4 Track Team—2, 4 NORMAN L. BROOKS “Brooks” Carpentry Swim Team—1, 2, 3, 4 DONNA L. BROWN Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—2, 3 Class Supper Committee—4 Parents’ Night Usher—4 Nurse’s Assistant—4 Senior Representative Board—4 Reading Club—4 President—4 RICHARD A. BROWN “Dick” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Ski Club—2 Track Team—4 DAVID M. BUCKLEY ‘Wheat’ Sequence III Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Football—2, 3, 4 DONALD E. BURNAP “Don” Sequence III Skating Club—2 Gymnastics Club—3 Varsity Club—4 Swim Team—2, 3, 4 RONALD C. BURNAP “Ronnie” Sequence II Skating Club—2 Class Supper—3 THOMAS W. BYRNE “the Oaf’’ Sequence | Chess Club—2 “Spectator” Staff—3 Writing Club—4 Stage Crew—3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 MARY E. CAISSE Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 National Honor Society—2, 3 French Club—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 143 144 ROCCO G. CANDIELLO “Tiny” Sequence III Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Parents’ Night Usher—3, 4 Italian Club—4 Varsity Club—4 Football=-273,4 Track—3 FRANCES M. CANN “Franny” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Choral Club—2 Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 JANE A. CANNAVINO Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Italian Club—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 DENNIS A. CARO Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—2, 3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Art Glub—2,-3, 4 Engineering Society—3, 4 AMY L. CARTER Sequence II Future Nurses Club—3, 4 Secretarial Assistant—4 MARILEE J. CARTER Sequence | Biology Club—2 Music Club—3 Choral Club—2, 3 Re ading Club—4 WILLARD E. CARTER “Willy” Sequence | ANNI E. CASEY Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Future Secretries Club—4 MARIE E. CASEY Sequence III Home Economics Club—4 JOHN CAVERLY Ski Club—3, 4 DIANE CHAMPAGNE Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Skating Club—2 Home Economics Club—3, 4 FREEMAN Q. CHAPPEL “Chap” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee Boston Excursion Committee Reading Club Alpine Ski Club Student Foreman—Machine Shop Football ROBERIZ Es GHAREIIEe bobs Electronics—2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee—3 Boston Excursion Committee Alpine Ski Club Reading Club Student Foreman Intramural Basketball JOANNE CHENARD Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Art Club—3 VICTORIA JOSEPHINE CHRISTIE “Vicki” Sequence | Biology Club—2 Italian Club—3 Reading Club—4 BERNARD L. CHRISTOFORO ‘Cris’ MICHELLE A. CICCONE “Mickey” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Italian Club—2, 3 Art Club—4 Interclass Basketball—3 JUDY CIPROTTI Sequence III Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Home Economics Club—2, 3 Press Club—4 Library Assistant—4 STEVEN L. COCCI ‘Steve’ Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—4 Engineering Society—2 Science Club—4 PATRICIA COLCORD “Pat” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Future Homemakers Club—2 “Spectator” Staff—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 BARRY J. COLEMAN Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3 Italian Club—2, 3 Science Club—4 FRANCES R. CONEFREY “Frannie” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Skating Club—2 Girls’ Athletic Association—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Softball—2 Basketball—2, 3 JOAN ELIZABETH CONNER Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Sk ating Club—2 Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 ROBERT B. CORBY “Bobby” Sequence | Algebra Club Chess Club Income Tax Club Office Assistant Football Basketball ROBERT CORMIER “Bob” Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 RONALD CORMIER “Ronnie” Sequence II Football Game Usher—4 Science Club—4 DAVID L. COURTEMANCHE Sequence II Income Tax and Investment Club—4 Office Assistant—3, 4 Basketball—2 “Coutsie”’ BEVERLY ANN COWGER_ “Bev” Sequence II Class Supper—4 Home Economics Club—2, 4 LINDA L. CRAIGUE Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 Schoo! Musical—3 Interclass Basketball—2, 3 JANE ANNE CREED “Janie” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Knitting Club—4 Interclass Basketball—2, 3 PAULA A. CULLEY Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3, 4 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Open-House Usher—2 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Group Leader—4 Choral Club—4 Gymnastics Club—3 Cheerleader—3, 4 Basketball—3, 4 Softball—3, 4 Senior Representative Board—4 ESTELLE B. CURRY “Stella” Sequence III Class Supper—4 Handcraft Club—3 Drama Appreciation Club—4 DONNA C. CUTLER Sequence III Class Supper Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 145 146 Home Economics Club—4 Library Assistant—3 GEORGE J. DAIGLE Drafting—2, 3, 4 Class Trip Committee Reading Club Hockey Intramural Basketball RALPH LEE DAILEY, JR. Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Biology Club—2 Science Club—3, 4 L.H.S. Band—2, 3 Orchestra—2 Interclass Basketball—3 Cross Country Track—4 THOMAS C. DeFELICE “Tom” Sequence | Biology Club—2 Drama Appreciation Club—4 School Musical—3, 4 DONALD DELLECHIAIE “Don” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 DINO DiBATTISTA Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Italian Club—2, 3 Income Tax and Investment Club—4 President—4 Interclass Basketball—3 DAVID A. DIGNARD “Digsy” Sequence | Italian Club—2 Treasurer—2 Interclass Basketball—3 DAVID D’‘INNOCENZO Sequence || Football Game Usher Italian Club—2, 3, 4 RICHARD J. DiIMARZIO “Rick’’ Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Graduation Usher—2 Parents’ Night Usher—4 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Interact Club—2, 3, 4 Vice-President—3 President—4 German Club—3, 4 Treasurer—3 Italian Club—2, 3 Treasurer—2 Vice-President—3 Office Assistant—4 Honor Society Tutor—2 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Golf Club—2 GEOFFREY J. DiIMEGO “Geoff” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Open-House Usher—2 Parents’ Night Usher—3 Graduation Usher—2 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Writing Club—4 Chess Club—2, 3 Vice-President—2 Interact Club—2, 3, 4 Treasurer—4 Interclass Basketball—3 CAROL A. DiRUSSO Sequence III Italian Club—2, 3, 4 JAMES P. DOIG “Jim” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Art Club—2 Science Club—4 CHERYL ANN DOUGHERTY Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Office Assistant—4 STEPHEN DOUGLAS “Booky” Sequence | Engineering Society—2 Debate Club—3 Good Government Club—4 SUZANNE DuBOIS Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Football Game Usher—4 Chess Club Future Secretaries -Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Softball—2 DENIS DUBUQUE Sequence II Science Club—2, 3, 4 JANICE MARIE DUFRESNE Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 MAUREEN LEE DUGUAY “Mo” Sequence II Library Assistant—3 Leaders Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 LEONARD DUMAS Sequence II DIANE L. DUMONT Sequence II Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 BEG) Jey ele Aly Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Engineering Society—3, 4 Vice-President—4 GAIL S. EPSTEIN Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Open-House Usher—2 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3 French Club—2, 3, 4 Secretary—3, 4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Interclass Play—4 Honor Society futoring—2 Basketball—2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3 KAREN J. ERDMANN Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Art Club—2 Interclass Basketball—3 JEAN ELAINE FERGUSON “Jeanie’ Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Future Homemakers of America—2 Future Teachers of America—3 Drama Appreciation Club—4 School Musical—3, 4 Christmas Play—2 PATRICIA A. FERGUSON “Pat” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Skating Club—2 Debate Club—2, 3 Art Club—4 School Musical—3 GEORGE W. FINKELSTEIN Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Biology Club—2 German Club—3, 4 Science Club—3, 4 Interclass Basketball—3 KATHLEEN A. FINN “Kathy” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Ski Club—2 International Relations Club—3 Secretary—3 Drama Appreciation Club—4 Nurse’s Assistant—4 BRYANT JOHN FIRMIN “Honda” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 Biology Club—2 German Club—3 Reading Club—4 Junior Achievement—4 Interclass Basketball—2, 3 KEVIN FISHER “Fish” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Ski Club—2, 4 GORDON ELLIOT FISHER “Flash” Sequence II i 147 148 Class Supper Committee—4 Gymnastics Club—2, 3 Swim Team—2, 3, 4 Interclass Relay—2 DOUGLAS M. FLETCHER “Fletch” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Chess Club—3 Junior Achievement—4 Press Club—4 Interclass Relay—2 Football—2 Interclass Basketball—3 DEBORAH LEE FLOYD “Debby” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Field Hockey—2, 3 Tennis—3 Softball—2 LEONARD R. FONTAINE “Lenny” Sequence II Class Supper Commitiee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Graduation Set-up Committee—3 Chess Club—2, 3, 4 BARRY M. FOSS Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Leaders Club—2 Engineering Society—4 ANGELA R. FRANCIOSI Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Italian Club—2, 3, 4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 RONALD M. FRANTONI “Wuan Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Income Tax and Investment Club—4 GARY M. FRECHETTE Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Orchestra—2, 3 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Varsity Club—4 Basketball—2 Track Team—3, 4 Interclass Basketball—3 ROBERT J. FRISKE Sequence III LAWRENCE J. FUHRMAN “Larry” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Secretary—4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 French Club—3, 4 Chess Club—2, 3 Bridge Club—3, 4 President—4 Stage Crew—4 “Spectator” Staff—3 Basketball—3 Cross-Country Track—4 BRIAN C. GAFFNEY Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Ski Club—2, 4 Junior Achievement—4 Swim Team—2 Interclass Relay—2 MARCEL GAGNE Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee Reading Club Intramural Basketball MARIA J. GALBRAITH Sequence III German Club—3, 4 Library Assistant—4 CAROLE A. GAGNON “Gags” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Leaders Club—4 Future Teachers of America—3 Home Economics Club—2 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 Interclass Basketball—2 BARBARA ANN GAILLARDET “Barbs” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 School Musical—4 Pep Club—4 Home Economics Club—2, 3 Leaders Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 GAIL J. GALLANT Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Interclass Plays—3 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 MICHAEL A. GALLOTTO “Honda” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Chess Club—2, 3 German Club—4 Junior Achievement—4 Track Team—4 Interclass Basketball—3 ROBERT B. GAUDREAU Sequence | EDWARD GAUTHIER “Eddie” Sequence II Skating Club—2 Interclass Basketball—3 ALICE J. GENTILE Sequence III Home Economics Club—4 PAULA M. GIADONE Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Interclass Play—3 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 ROBERT J. GILLIS “Dobie” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Graduation Set-up Committee—3 Parents’ Night Usher—4 Biology Club—2, 3 Vice-President—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Senior Representative Board—4 SANDRA D. GIONET “Sam” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2 Skating Club—2 President—2 Photography Club—4 Income Tax and Investment Club—4 Secretary—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 MOR GIONEIs- 101U- Carpentry—1 Automotive—2, 3, 4 LOUIS GIORGI “Lou” Sequence | Varsity Club—4 Football—2, 3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 JACQUELINE M. GIROUARD ‘“‘Jackie’’ Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Drama Appreciation Club—4 Pep Club—4 RUTH A. GLEASON “Ruthie” Sequence II Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Gymnastics Club—2, 3 Art Club—4 Softball—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Field Hockey—4 JOHN |. GOING “the Baron” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Graduation set-up Committee—3 Future Teachers of America—2 International Relations Club—3 Good Government Club—4 School Musical—3 , 4 Interclass Basketball—3 ANDREA GOODALE “Andi” Sequence II 149 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Skating Club—2 Art Club—3 Ski Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 DIANE F. GOODWIN Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Chairman—3 Parents’ Night Usher—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Cheerleader—3, 4 Magnet Business Staff—4 Pep Club—4 Leaders Club—4 KATHY J. GORDON Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Open-House Usher—2 Director of Interclass Play—3, 4 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 President—4 Co-editor Magnet Editorial Staff—4 French Club—2, 3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3 Treasurer—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Office Assistant—3 Senior Representative Board—4 ALBERT C. GORHAM, JR. “AI” Sequence II THEODORE GOSS “Ted” Carpentry 2, 3, 4 Baseball—3 ROBERT MYLES JOHN GOSS, JR. Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3, 4 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3, 4 Interclass Relay—2 Class Representative—2 Class Vice-President—3 Class President—4 Student Cabinet—2, 3, 4 Senior Representative Board—4 President—4 Office Assistant—3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 150 Interclass Basketball—3 NORMAN J. GOSSELIN “Goose” Sequence III Class Supper Committee—4 Art Club Music Club Track RICHARD R. GOSSELIN “Dicky” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Football Game Usher DOUGLAS A. GOWELL “the Dud” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Engineering Society—3 Science Club—4 Track—2 JOSEPH P. GRAVALLESE “Joe” Sequence | Chess Club—2, 3 Reading Club—4 ROBERT F. GRAVES “Bob” Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Trip Committee—4 Reading Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Interclass Basketball—2, 3, 4 JAMES H. GRIFFITHS “Jim” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 German Club—2, 3, 4 Press Club—3 Pre-law Club—4 Track—2, 3, 4 DAVID P. GROSSI “Dave” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—2, 3, 4 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3, 4 French Club—4 Office Assistant—3, 4 Football—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Co-Captain—4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Class Representative—2 Class President—3 Student Cabinet—2, 3, 4 Vice-president—4 RUTH-ANN GUERTIN “Ann” Sequence | Senior Reception Usher—3 Guidance Office Assistant—4 ROGER A. GUILMETTE Machine Shop—3, 4 Interclass Basketball—3, 4 Interclass Track—3, 4 JOHN S. GULLIVER “Jack’’ Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Science Club—4 JANICE A. HAAS Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 German Club—3, 4 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2 GARY HAAVISTO Sequence III Interclass Play Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Chess Club—4 RICHARD E. HAMEL “Dick” Sequence II Junior-Senior Prom Committee—2 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 LAWRENCE W. HAMMARE_ “Larry” Sequence II Chess Club—2, 3, 4 DAVID N. HARRINGTON “Dave” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Football Game Usher—2, 3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Art Club—2 Chess Club—3, 4 Office Assistant—3 PAUL DUNCAN HARRIS “Dunc” Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Music Club—2, 3 Debate Club—3 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Magnet Business Staff—4 School Musical—3, 4 Interclass Play—3 Best Actor Award—3 Audio-Visual Assistant—3, 4 School Organist—4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 CHARLES HARTMAN “Chuck” Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID A. HATCH “Dave” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Track—2, 4 DONALD HAYNES “Don” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Reading Club Student Foreman—Machine Shop—4 Baseball—3 RICHARD C. HAYNES “Dick” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Reading Club Student Foreman—Machine Shop—4 Baseball KEITH HAYWARD “Snowflake” ROBERT HEALY “Whale” Carpentry—2, 3, 4 LORRAINE LOUISE HAZARD “Rainey” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Future Nurses Club—2, 3, 4 Vice-president—4 Choral Club—2, 4 Biology Club—2 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 BARRY D. HAZZARD “Walt’’ Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 15] 152 Graduation Usher—2 Debate Club—3, 4 Interact Club—4 DOUGLAS H. HELENIUS “Doug” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS S. HELINE “Futter” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Art Club—2, 3 Press Club—4 Interclass Basketball—3 DAVID A. HILL “Bumpy” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Parents’ Night Usher—3 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 Vice-president—4 Interact Club Display Case Chairman—2, 3, 4 Speech Contest Winner—3 MARCIA L. HILL sequence II Senior Reception Usher—3 Business Club—2 Future Secretaries Club—3, 4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Basketball—2 Softball—2 JOHN R. HUFF “Sam” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Chess Club—3 L.H.S. Band—2 Football—3, 4 STEVEN A. HITOV “Steve” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Ticket Chairman—3 Graduation Usher—2 Open-House Usher—2 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Treasurer—4 German Club—3, 4 Vice-president—3 Treasurer—4 Chess Club—2, 3 Treasurer—2 Interact Club—2 “Spectator” Staff—3 Writing Club—4 Stage Crew—3, 4 Chief—4 Tutoring—2 Cross Country Track—4 Tennis Team—4 MARCIA HOWE Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Ski Club—2 Golf Club—2 Good Government Club—3 Drama Appreciation Club—4 Library Assistant—3 Field Hockey—3, 4 Tennis—4 JOEL R. HURWITZ ‘Carrot’ Sequence II Football Game Usher—4 Chess Club—3 MICHAEL IGNACHUCK “Mike” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES E. IMPRESCIA “Jimmy” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Track Team—2 Interclass Basketball—3 JOANNA M. INGEMI “Ingemi” Sequence II Class Supper Committee Home Economics Club Skating Club Press Club—4 SANDRA ANNE JACQUES “Sandy” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Future Secretaries Club—4 Skating Club—2 Girls’ Athletic Association—2 Library Assistant—3 Secretarial Assistant—4 PETER JANCAITIS Sequence | Graduation Usher—2 Biology Club—2 Interclass Basketball—2, 3 DAVID JENNESS “Dave” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 VINGEN I 2 J@SEPH ae eotumps Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Future Teachers of America—2 Magnet Business Staff—3, 4 Editor—4 Football—2, 3, 4 Track—3, 4 Class Vice-president—4 DAVID C. KENNEDY “Dave” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Engineering Society—2, 3, 4 L.H.S. Band—2, 3 Swim Team—2, 3 CLIEFORDEO. KENINEYsene Clift Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3 Engineering Society—3, 4 SCOTT C. KINGSBURY “King” Auto-mechanics—1, 2, 3, 4 DONNA L. KIRKWOOD Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Future Secretaries Club—3, 4 ARLEEN G. KOVAC Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Skating Club—2 LAURA C. LaFLEUR Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Engineering Society—2, 3 Future Homemakers of America—4 LINDA M. LeFLEUR Sequence II Home Economics Club—2 “Spectator” Staff—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 CHARLENE LAMOTHE Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Vice-president—4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 Secretary—4 French Club—3, 4 Pep Club—4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 PATRICIA LAMOREUX “Pat” Sequence III Class Supper Committee—4 Future Homemakers Club—4 GARY LANCIANI Sequence | Graduation Usher—2 Debate Club—2 International Relations Club—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 WARREN R. LANIGAN “Buzz” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—3 Science Club—4 Interclass Basketball—2, 3 Interclass Relays—3 MARCIA A. LANZA Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3, 4 Open-House Usher—2 Parents’ Night Usher—2 Cheerleader—3, 4 Future Nurses Club—4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 VALERIE A. LAURICELLA “Val” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Future Homemakers Club—2 Italian Club—3 Press Club—4 KATHLEEN LeBLANC “Kathy” Sequence | 153 154 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Biology Club—2 Future Teachers of America—3 German Club—3, 4 Reading Club—4 SANDRA L. LeBLANC “Sandy” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Home Economics Club—2, 3, 4 Senior Representative—4 Basketball—2 GERARD H. LeCLAIR “Jerry” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee Boston Excursion Committee Reading Club Alpine Ski Club Literary Club Student Foreman—Machine Shop—4 Interclass Basketball JAMES D. LEGERE “Jimmy” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Algebra Club—2 Engineering Society—3, 4 Publicity Chairman—4 Y VET Es em PeEKE Sequence II Home Economics Club—4 SUSAN LEHTINEN “Sue” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Interclass Play Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 French Club—3, 4 German Club—3, 4 Writing Club—4 “Spectator” Staff—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3 Tennis—2, 3, 4 MAHLON LEMIEUX “Butch” Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 AIME P. LEMOINE Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Varsity Club—4 Football—2, 3, 4 Wrestling—4 CONSTANCE A. LETTERS “Connie” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Interclass Play Committee—3 Future Homemakers Club—2 Italian Club—3 Press Club—4 Cafeteria Assistant—4 DANA LEWIS Sequence II Football Game Usher—4 GARY J. LISCOTTI “Liscotti” Sequence II Football Game Usher—4 Open-House Usher—2 Art Club—2, 3, 4 Drama Appreciation Club—4 Vice-president—4 PHILIP A. LOWE ‘Phil’ Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 School Musical—4 Chess Club—2, 3 Engineering Society—4 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 LINDA A. LUCIER Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2 Reading Club—4 Senior Representative Board—4 PATRICIA A. LYONNAIS “Pat” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 National Honor Society—2, 3 Future Homemakers Club—2 Future Teachers of America—3 Reading Club—4 Future Nurses Club—4 Guidance Office Assistant—2, 4 Secretarial Assistant—4 KEVIN MAGANE Sequence | Open-House Usher—2 Parents’ Night Usher—3, 4 Interclass Plays Committee—3 Graduation Usher—2 German Club—3, 4 Vice-president—4 “Spectator” Staff—3 Writing Club—4 Basketball—2, 3 IRENE C. MAHAN Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Football Game. Usher—4 Future Homemakers Club—2 Ski Club—4 Magnet Business Staff—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 MARJORIE L. MAHAN “Margie” Sequence III Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Home Economics Club EDWARD L. MAHONEN “Ed” Sequence | CH.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Debate Club—3, 4 Engineering Society—4 JOAN I. MALO Sequence II Future Homemakers Club—2 Future Secretaries Club—3, 4 Secretary—4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 CYNTHIA ANN MANZELLO Sequence II Senior Reception Usher—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Debate Club—2 Future Secretaries Club—3, 4 President—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 WILLIAM MARIEN “Melvin’’ Sequence III LAURA L. MARSHALL “Lauri” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Choral Club—2, 3 Debate Club—2 Girls’ Athletic Association—4 Drama Appreciation Club—4 Pep Club—4 PETER MARSHALL ‘’Petesy”’ Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Parents’ Night Usher—3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 Graduation Set-up Committee—3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Vice-president—4 German Club—3, 4 President—4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 “Spectator” Staff—3 Stage Crew—3, 4 Tutoring—2 Swim Team—2, 3, 4 Co-Captain—4 Track—3, 4 Senior Representative Board—4 LOIS MARTIN “Lo” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Future Homemakers Club—2 Library Assistant—3 Office Assistant—4 DONNA MASCIS Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Skating Club—2 Future Secretaries Club—3, 4 EDWARD M. MASON “Ed” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—2, 3, 4 Graduation Usher—2 Graduation Set-up Committee—3 Engineering Society—2 Football—3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer—3, 4 Class Representative—3 Student Cabinet—3, 4 President—4 DONNA APRIL MATTHEWS “Don” Sequence III HE 156 Future Homemakers Club—2, 3, 4 Senior Representative—4 SUZANNE MAYHEW “Sue” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Interclass Plays Committee—3 Home Economics Club Future Secretaries Club Secretarial Assistant—4 JUDITH McDONOUGH “Judi” Sequence III Italian Club—4 COLLEEN N. McFARLAND Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3 Dessert Chairman Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Refreshment Chairman “Spectator” Staff—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Library Assistant Basketball—2 IRIS McKENNY Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Pep Club—4 Italian Club KATHLEEN G. McGUINNESS Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Publicity Chairman—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Publicity Chairman Interclass Play Cast Member—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Debate Club—2, 3, 4 Secretary—3, 4 French Club—3, 4 School Musical—4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 PHYLLIS McHUGH Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Decoration Chairman Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 “Kathy” Interclass Plays—3 Best Actress Award—3 Future Teachers of America—2, 3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Writing Club—4 Pep Club—4 MARGARET MEADE “Peggy” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—4 Interclass Plays Usher—3 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 Pep Club—4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 ROGER J. MERCIER ‘Rog’ Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—4 Open-House Usher—2 Graduation Clean-up Committee—3 Magnet Business Staff—4 Football—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3 Baseball—2, 3, 4 RUTH A. METIVIER Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Pep Club—4 Future Secretaries Club—4 THOMAS MILLER “T’ Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Varsity Club—4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 SUSAN A. MILLETTE “Sue” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Decoration Chairman—3 Open-House Usher—3 Interclass Plays Usher—3 Parents’ Night Usher—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Future Teachers of America—2 Future Nurses Club—3, 4 Choral Club—4 ANNE C. MILLS “Millsey” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2 Christmas Play—2 Choral Club—2, 3 Future Teachers of America—3 Reading Club—4 Pep Club—4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 Basketball—2, 3 CHRISTINE A. MILLS “Millsey“’ Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—2, 3 Choral Club—2, 3 Reading Club—4 Future Nurses Club—3, 4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 Basketball—3 MARSHALL MILLS “Marsh” Sequence | School Musical—3 Ticket Chairman—3 Music Club—3 Choral Club—4 Engineering Society—3 Chess Club—4 Science Club—2 Library Club—2 L.H.S. Band Drum Major—3, 4 Guidance Assistant—4 Library Assistant—2 STEPHANIE ANN MILOSH_ “Stevie” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Open-House Usher—2 Interclass Plays Usher—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3 Leaders Club—4 Choral Club—4 Pep Club—4 Vice-president—4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Tennis—3 Softball—2 JANIGES MITCHELLS aJans Sequence II Ski Club—3, 4 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 MONICA P. MITCHELL Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2 French Club—2, 3, 4 President—4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 German Club—3, 4 Chess Club—3 JOSEPH McGEE Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Press Club—4 LINDA L. McALLISTER Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Gymnas tics Club—2, 3 Art Club—3 JUDITH A. MOORE “Judy” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Future Secretaries Club—4 Skating Club—2 BETTY G. MOORE Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Football Game Usher—2 Choral Club—2 Skating Club—2 German Club—3, 4 Reading Club—4 DAVID R. MOQUIN “Mokie” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Graduation Usher—2 Business Club—2 Income Tax and Investment Club—4 Treasurer—4 Football—2 KATHLEEN P. MORAN “Kathy” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Open-House Usher—2 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 157 158 Future Teachers of America—2, 3 French Club—2, 3, 4 Vice-president—4 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 DAVID MORIN “Tank” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 DONALD P. MORIN “Don” Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 DIANNE L. MORSE Sequence II Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 SUSAN L. MULLAN “Sue” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 French Club—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3 Reading Club—4 Nurses’ Assistant—3, 4 JAMES A. NACHTWEY “Jim” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Open-House Usher—2 Graduation Usher—2, 3, 4 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3, 4 Interclass Play Director—3 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 President—4 Office Assistant—4 Football—4 Basketball—2, 3 Track—3, 4 CAROL A. NACKE Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Football Game Usher—2, 4 Acounting Club—2 “Spectator” Staff—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—4 Future Secretaries Club—4 JOHN MATTHEW NACKE Sequence | Science Club—4 Football—2, 4 PRISCILLA J. NASH “Cilla’’ Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Football Ticket Salesman—3 School Musical Committee—3 Student Travellers Club—2, 3, 4 Future Homemakers Club—3 Reading Club—4 FRANCIS J. NASS “Frank” Sequence II Ski Club—2 Industrial Arts Club—3 Baseball—2, 4 WAYNE A. NICKEL Sequence Il Class Supper Committee—4 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Music Listeners Club—4 MARY ANNE OBARA Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Biology Club—2 “Spectator” Staff—3 German Club—3, 4 Reading Club—4 PATRICK J. O'MALLEY “P.J.” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Chess Club—3 Ski Club—4 Track—3 PETER OPREA Machine Shop—3, 4 Class Outing Committee Student Foreman—Machine Shop—4 Interclass Basketball EINO J. OVASKA Electronics—2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee Boston Excursion Committee Reading Club Alpine Ski Club Interact Club—2 Student Foreman—4 Interclass Basketball LINDA V. PALERMO) “Lynn” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Interclass Relay—2, 3, 4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Gymnastics Club—2, 3 Leaders Club—4 Guidance Office Assistant—3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 PAUL J. PARILLO Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—2, 3 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Magnet Business Staff—4 JANIS A. PARKS Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 French Club—4 SHARON M. PARNES Sequence | French Club—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—4 Writing Club—4 Basketball—4 Softball—4 STUART CAMERON PAUL “Stu” Sequence | L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Orchestra—2, 3, 4 School Musical Stage Manager—3, 4 JO-ANN MARTHA PAWELSKI “Joe” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Treasurer—4 Leaders Club—4 Guidance Office Assistant—4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 THOMAS MICHAEL PECK “Tommy” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3 Science Club—4 Track—2 Interclass Relay—2 DONNA ANN PELKEY Sequence II Future Homemakers Club—2, 3 Future Secretaries Club—4 CHERRIE J. PELLETIER Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Pep Club—4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 PAULA ANN PELLETIER Sequence II LINDA A. PELOQUIN Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3, 4 Art Club—2 DAVID MARK PERETTI “Dave” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 School Musical Committee—3, 4 Italian Club—2, 3 Chess Club—3 Reading Club—4 Student Government Day—2, 3, 4 ALFRED J. PERLA “Fred” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 or Prom Committee—3,ironSe- iJu4n Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3, 4 Ski Club—4 Office Assistant—4 Football—4 Track—3, 4 Senior Representative Board—4 JAMES F. PERSON “Jim” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Music Club—3 Orchestra—2, 3, 4 German Club—3 ROGGORGerEN TI On IIlbaRocky= Sequence | Art Club—2 Chess Club—3 Varsity Club—4 Football—2, 3, 4 Track—2, 3, 4 159 160 JUDITH M. PICKERING “Judy” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Future Homemakers Club—3, 4 Nurse’s Assistant—3, 4 BARRY W. PIERCE Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Ski Club—2, 4 Chess Club—3; Dance Band—2 DENNIS W. PIERCE “Dennie” Drafting—1, 2, 3, 4 Safety Committee Reading Club Office Assistant Interclass Basketball VIRGINIA S. PIERCE “Ginny” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 National Honor Society—2, 3,4 Writing Club—4 Chess Club—3 Future Teachers of America—2 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 German Club—3, 4 French Club—3, 4 Basketball Tennis Softball DAVID W. PIKE “Dave” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Chess Club—3, 4 Leaders Club—2 Basketball—2 JOSEPHINE T. PIRRO “Josie” Sequence III Handcraft Club—3 Home Economics Club—4 NANCY C. PIRRO “Nanc” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Home Economics Club—2, 3 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 WILLIAM J. PLANT “Billy” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Travel Club—4 JOHN POMPEI “Pomp” Sequence II Leaders Club—4 Industrial Arts Club—3 EDWARD J. POPOLI “Pop” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 “Spectator” Staff—3 Varsity Club—4 Italian Club—4 Football—4 Track—3, 4 DAVID M. POPPEL Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Graduation Head Usher—2 Interclass Plays—3, 4 Actor—3 Production Manager—4 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 Interact Club—2, 3, 4 Magnet Editorial Staff Co-Editor—4 German Club—3, 4 Tennis Club—3 Mental Health Careers Program—2 Senior Representative Board—4 ELAINE POSCO Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 French Club—3, 4 German Club—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—3, 4 PAMELA A. POTTER “Pam” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—2, 3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee—2, 3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Choral Club—2, 4 Future Nurses Club—3 Ski Club—2 KAREN A. POULIN Sequence II Home Economics Club—2, 3, 4 NORMAN J. POULIN “Norm” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Biology Club—2 Science Club—3, 4 RALPH J. POULTNEY, JR. Drafting—2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee Class Trip Committee Interact Club—2, 3, 4 Senior Director—4 Interclass Basketball MARGARET L. POWERS “Peggy” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 German Club—3 Handicraft Club—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Reading Club—4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 LINDA A. PRITCHARD “Boots” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Art Club—3 Ski Club—4 NANCY C. PROCTOR Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 French Club—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—3, 4 JOHN R. READ “Super Sport’ Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Ski Club—3, 4 RUSSEiaeleeREEVE™® | RUSSS Sequence | L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Art Club—2, 4 Bridge Club—3, 4 Chess Club—2, 3 Orchestra—2, 3 School Musical—4 Track—2, 3, 4 Wrestling—4 STEVEN P. REID “Steve” Automotive—1, 2, 3, 4 PETERS REV Y aeeReMOu Sequence III Leaders Club—2 SHARON A. SAMBITO Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Magnet Editorial Staff—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 SUZANNE M. SAUVE “Sue” Sequence II Skating Club—2 Future Nurses Club—3, 4 Secretarial Assistant—4 JANET SCHERER Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 Basketball—2 GARY L. SCHUMACHER “Shoe” Sequence II KRISTIN SCHUMANN _ “Kristi” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Music Club—3 President—3 Drama Appreciation Club—4 School Musical—3, 4 Actress—3 Production Manager—4 DENNIS SCIABARS!I “Denny” Machine Shop—2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee—3 Class Trip Committee—4 Reading Club—2, 3, 4 Boston Excursion Committee—3, 4 Alpine Ski Club—4 Student Foreman—Machine Shop Interclass Basketball—2, 3, 4 rack —-2 4G 64 PRUDENCE A. SENEE “Pru” Sequence | 161 162 Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Biology Club—2 Reading Club—4 Future Nurses Club—2, 3, 4 President—4 Nurse’s Assistant—4 Library Assistant—3 JANE C. SETZCO Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 School Musical—3 Library Assistant—3 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2 EILEEN R. SHEPARD Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Open-House Usher—2 Parents’ Night Usher—3, 4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 Leaders Club—4 French Club—3, 4 Field Hockey—4 Softball—3 Basketball—4 A. SHIRLEY SICILIANO Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Future Secretaries Club—4 KATHLEEN J. SIMARD “Kathy” Sequence II Music Listeners Club—4 Majorette—2, 3, 4 Choral Club—4 THOMAS W. SIMONDS_ “Sid” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Graduation Set-up Committee—3 ‘ Open-House Usher—2 German Club—3 Chess Club—4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Baseball—3 Football—4 WILLIAM STORM “Sonnie”’ Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Chess Club—3, 4 LEONARD R. STRANG “Lenny” Sequence | Chess Club—3, 4 JAMES REYNOLDS Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 HERBERT RHODES “Dusty” Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 ANGENETTE M. RICHARD “Angie” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Leaders Club—4 BRIAN J. RICHARD “Gardner” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee Boston Excursion Committee Reading Club Student Foreman—Machine Shop Interclass Basketball FRANCIS A. RICHARD “Franny” Machine Shop—1, 2, 3, 4 Class Outing Committee Boston Excursion Committee Reading Club Alpine Ski Club Student Foreman—Machine Shop Interclass Basketball JANET L. RICHARD Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 SANDRA RICKER “Sandy” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Mental Health Careers Program—2 Gymnastics Club—2, 3 Leaders Club—4 Pep Club—4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Softball—2 KENNETH SIDNEY RIDLON “Ken” Sequence | Drama Festival Usher—2 Science Club—2, 3, 4 Vice-president—4 CATHY JEAN ROSBURY “Burry” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 French Club—4 Pep Club—4 PAUL F. ROULEAU “Pirre”’ Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Football Game Usher—4 Ski Club—3 74 Chairman—4 Leaders Club—2 Varsity Club—4 Track—3, 4 LINDA M. RUSSO Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 French Club—2, 3 German Club—3 Future Teachers of America—2, 3 THOMAS JOHN RYAN “Tom” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Chess Club—4 GREGORY B. St.CYR ‘Hector’ Sequence III Class Supper Committee—4 Art Club—2 Varsity Club—4 Pep Club—4 Track—2, 3, 4 Weight Training—4 JAMES E. St.GERMAIN “St.” Sequence II SIMONE A. St.PIERRE Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 Senior Reception Usher—3 Skating Club—2 Future Secretaries Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 CAROL ANN SALAFIA Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Skating Club—2 Ski Club—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3 JEFFREY A. TAMBLYN “Jeff” Sequence | Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Ski Club—3, 4 Radio and Electronics Club—2 Basketball—2 Baseball—2 BEVERLY M. TATA “Bev” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Choral Club—3 Future Secretaries Club—4 JOHN V. TATA Sequence II Shindig Committee—3 Art Club—2, 3, 4 Weight Lifting LYNNE R. TATA Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Ski Club—2 Choral Club—3 Future Nurses Club—4 Majorette—3, 4 Basketball—2 BERNARD A. TESSIER “Bernie” Sequence III Engineering Society—4 DAVID TISDALE “Tis’’ Carpentry—1, 2, 3, 4 Interact—3 Class Representative—4 Football—2, 3, 4 JANE LOUISE TOOLIN “Janey” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Parents’ Night Usher—2, 3, 4 Open-House Usher—2 164 Senior Reception Usher—3 Drama Festival Usher—2 Future Teachers of America—2 Gymnastics Club—3 French Club—4 Girls’ Athler. Association—3, 4 Secretary—-+ Leaders Club—4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Softball—2, 3, 4 Tennis—3, 4 LINDA L. TOURIGNY Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 Editor—Magnet Business Staff—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 LINDA J. UNDERWOOD Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 French Club—3, 4 L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 KENNETH F. VACHON Sequence II LINDA VALLEE “Lin” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—4 LEONARD VARVILLE “Lenny” Sequence III RALPH B. WALLACE Sequence II Group Leaders Club—2 Varsity Club—4 Football—2, 3, 4 SUSAN M. WALLACE “Sue” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Italian Club—2, 3, 4 School Musical—3 NANCY E. WARDNER) “Nan” Sequence II Future Homemakers Club—4 NICHOLAS CARBONI “Nick” Machine Shop Class Secretary—4 Football— SHEILA L. WARREN “Sheil” Sequence III Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Future Nurses Club—3 Home Economics Club—4 Library Assistant—3 Guidance Office Assistant—4 BRADFORD L. WASS. “Brad” Sequence II Football Game Usher—4 Ski Club—2, 3, 4 Graduation Set-up Committee—3 Baseball—2, 4 NANCY A. WENZEL “Weasel” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Football Game Usher—2 Pep Club—4 Italian Club—4 Secretary—4 Future Homemakers Club—3 Cafeteria Assistant—2, 3 Basketball—2 ROBERT W. WEGENKA, JR. “Bob” Sequence II L.H.S. Band—2, 3, 4 Chess Club—3 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Orchestra—3, 4 Cafeteria Assistant—4 School Musical—3, 4 JOYGESESVVESLEY Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Interclass Play Committee—3 Football Usher—2 Skating Club—2 Future Secretaries Club—4 TIMOTHY EDWARD WILKINS = “Tim” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Debate Club—2, 3, 4 President—3, 4 Library Assistant—2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY ANN WILLIAMS “Lulu” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Football Game Usher—4 Art Club—2 Music Club—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—4 Pep Club—4 Secretarial Club—4 Interclass Plays Committee—3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Field Hockey—3 Softball—4 BARBARA LEE WHEELER “Barb” Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Winter Carnival Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Girls’ Athletic Association—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—3, 4 Future Homemakers Club—2 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—3 Softball—2 School Musical—3, 4 LYNN E. WHITE “Whitey” Sequence II Class Supper Committee—3 Skating Club—2 Choral Club—2, 3, 4 Secretarial Club—4 Secretarial Assistant—4 Softball—4 GAIL ANN WORTHEN Sequence | Class Supper Committee—3, 4 Junior-Senior Prom Committee—3 Senior Reception Usher—3 Graduation Honor Attendant—3 National Honor Society—2, 3, 4 German Club—3, 4 Future Teachers of America—2, 3, 4 President—4 Secretary—3 Girls’s Athletic Association—3, 4 President—4 Field Hockey—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2 Softball—3 Interclass Play Committee—3 JOHN FAULKENHAM = “Morris” Carpentry 165 166 We salute you! Congratulations and the best luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a perma- nent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! 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ROSE'S BEAUTY SALON ROSE M. JOSEPH 27 Monument Square — Leominster Dial KEystone 4-8609 Compliments of SOUTH END MARKET 1142 Central Street Leominster, Massachusetts “Where Quality and Service Come First’' 189 190 Compliments of STANDARD PYROXOLOID CORP. f é a Call KE4-8§ 8516 49 Mair St. Leominster, Mass. Compliments of TRI-SUM POTATO CHIP COMPANY Compliments of STAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY Compliments of FLORENCE TATA BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Compliments of UNION PRODUCTS VICTORY MARKETS Compliments of Compliments of THE VOGUE SHOP E. K. WILLARD, INC. 192 The Class of 1966 sincerely thanks all of the advertisers whose support has been of great help in making this book possible. It is hoped that the Class of 1966 and its friends will reciprocate, whenever possible, by patronizing these merchants. We wish to extend special thanks to all the faculty and student body of Leominster High School for their kind assistance in preparing this. year’s MAGNET. THE EDITORS ADVERTISING INDEX Agnew Brothers 182 Ay J. Allen, Inc. 182 Allen’s Department Store 182 Anderson-Perry Insurance Agency 175 Armillotti’s Shoe Repair 182 Art Club 182 Banner Mold Die Company, Inc. 168 Barker-Davis Machine Company, Inc. 182 Barone’s Pharmacies 183 Benoit Furniture Company, Inc. 183 Bert's Variety 175 Block’s Inc. 183 Boats, Inc. 184 Borden Chemical Company 175 Boston Fish Market 183 Bourbeau’s Market 183 C. E. Buckley Company 184 Cheerleaders 184 Chess Club 184 Cluett, Peabody and Company, Inc. 175 Crane’s 184 DeCiantes Sons Florist 185 Diadem, Inc. 185 Drama Appreciation Club 168 Dunn Brothers Automotive Center 185 Dumont Supply 185 DuPont de Nemours Company, Inc. 169 Engineering Club 185 F L Street Railway 170 Foster Grant Company, Inc. 170 Frankel’s Clothing Store 185 A Friend 176 W. A. Fuller Lumber Company 186 Future Teachers Club 186 Giguere Drug Company 171 Girls Athletic Association 176 Green’s Drug Store, Inc. 176 Guaranty Bank and Trust Company 177 Home Economics Club 186 Irene’s Hairstylists 186 Italian Club 186 Jack’s, Inc. 186 Jayron Corporation 177 Junior Class 171 193 King’s Corner Restaurant, Inc. 186 Pyrotex Corporation, Inc. 189 E. B. Kingmen Company 172 Rand Whitney Corporation 180 | Leominster Credit Bureau 187 Reading Club 174 Leominster Finance Corporation 187 A. M. Robbins Electric 189 Leominster Firefighters 187 Rose’s Beauty Salon 189 Leominster Teachers Association 187 Rubin‘s Clothing Store 189 Little Kitchen 187 Sanborn Machine Die 180 Loring Studio’s 187 Shapley Brothers 180 Ski Club 189 Lubin’s Clothing Store 178 i Club 18 Solar Chemical Company 181 Lukon, Inc. 188 South End Super Market 189 MAGNET Business Staff 178 Standard Pyroxoloid Corporation 190 MAGNET Editorial Staff 179 Standard Tool 181 Massachusetts Electric Company 179 Star Manufacturing 190 Mayo Agency 188 Tet Ae Gea Os Merchant's National Bank 188 Florence Tata Beauty Shop 190 Montagna’s Barber Shop 188 Tish Redmond Beauty Shop 190 National Forensic League 179 Tri-Sum Potato Chip 190 Paragon Plastics 173 Union Products 191 Pep Club 188 ep Clu United Transportation Company 181 Pete’s Coffee Shop 188 Victory Markets 191 Plasticraft of Leominster, Inc. 179 Vogue Shop 191 Press Club 178 E. K. Willard, Inc. 191 194 GENERAL INDEX Adams, Katherine A. 140 Addante, Miss Mary 12 Administration and School Personnel 10, 11 Aiesi, Beverly A. 24, 140 Allain, Nora A. 24, 140 Allen, Richard O. 24, 140 Altobelli, Kathleen M. 24, 140 Amico, Louis 24, 140 Anderson, Mr. Robert 12 Angelini, Diane J. 20, 24, 69, 140 Angelini, John G. 24, 140 Angelini, Philip, Jr. 24, 140 Appleton, John W. 25, 140 Armstrong, Arthur B. 140 Arsenault, Ida M. 25, 140 Arsenault, Karen M. 25, 140 Art 79 Art Club 98 Aubuchon, Mr. Gerald 12 Aubuchon, Kenneth R. 25, 67, 72, 141 Auger, Barbara A. 25, 140 Auto Mechanics 83 Baldwin, Barbara A. 25, 68, 141 Barba, Maureen A. 25, 141 Barriere, Richard A. 25, 141 Bartlett, Gail 26, 141 Bartlett, Richard G. 26, 141 Bartlett, Sharyn L. 26, 141 Basketball, Boys 132-135 Basketball, Girls 138-139 Bateman, Linda L. 26, 14] Battisti, Carla M. 26, 70, 141 Baxter, Patricia L. 26, 141 Beaudoin, Miss Jeannine 12 Beliveau, Priscille T. 26, 141 Bell, Albert O. 26, 141 Rell Jonni -C.-27--60, 141 Belliveau, Kenneth 72, 142 Belliveau, Mr. Alcide 12 Benoit, Mr. Paul 12 Bergeron, M. Virginia 27, 142 Bergeron, Robert D. 27, 142 Berry, Michael D. 27, 142 Bertolozzi, Paul A. 27, 70, 142 Best, Mrs. Virginia 10 Bilodeau, Arthur L. 27, 142 Bird, Mr. Charles D. 4, 8 Bisceglia, Mr. Egidio 12 Bisol, John L. 27, 68, 142 Blanchard, Ronald E. 27, 71, 142 Blood, Richard D. 28, 142 Boissoneau, James A. 28, 68, 142 Boisvert, Patricia A. 28, 142 Boisvert, Russell 28, 142 Bolino, Miss Phyllis 12, 21 Botts, Karen E. 28, 142 Bouchard, Joan C. 28, 142 Boucher, Doris L. 28, 142 Boucher, Linda J. 28, 68, 69, 143 Boucher, Phillippe R. 29, 142 Boucher, Robert 142 Bourgeois, Jean 29, 142 Bouvier, Roland P. 29, 143 Boyd, Richard S. 29, 143 Boyer, Linda D. 29, 143 Brady, William J. 29, 67, 73, 143 Brassard, Ernest M. 29, 71, 143 Breault, Jeffrey E. 29, 143 Brooks, Norman L. 30, 72, 143 Brown, Donna L. 30, 143 Brown, Mrs. Edith 10 Brown, Richard A. 30, 143 Buckley, David M. 30, 143 Burnap, Donald E. 30, 143 Burnap, Ronald C. 30, 143 Burton, Mr. Donald 12 Business Administration 78 Byrne, Thomas W. 30, 143 Caisse, Mary E. 30, 143 Candiello, Rocco C. 71, 144 Cann, Frances M. 31, 144 Cannavino, Jane A. 31, 70, 144 Carboni, Nicholas 67, 164 Caro, Dennis A. 31, 144 Carpentry 83 Carter, Amy L. 31, 144 Carter, Marilee J. 31, 144 Carter, Willard E. 31, 144 Casey, Ann E. 31, 144 Casey, Marie E. 31, 144 Cataldo, Dr. Edward A. 11 Cavanaugh, Mr. Michael 12, 21 Cavanaugh, Miss M. Louise 12 Caverly, John F. 32, 144 Champagne, Diane D. 32, 144 Chappel, Freeman Q. 144 Charette, Robert E. 32, 144 Cheerleaders 105 195 196 GENERAL INDEX Chenard, Joanne M. 32, 144 Chenette, Miss Alice 12 Chess Club 102 Choral Club 104 Christie, Victoria J. 32, 144 Christoforo, Bernard L. 32, 144 Christopher, Mr. Albert 12 Ciccone, Michelle A. 32, 144 Ciprotti, Judy V. 32, 70, 145 Cleaves, Mrs. Ellen 13 Cocci, Steven L. 33, 145 Colcord, Patricia A. 33, 145 Coleman, Barry J. 33, 145 Colley, Miss Elizabeth 13 Conefrey, Frances R. 33, 145 Conner, Joan E. 33, 145 Corby, Robert B. 33, 145 Cormier, Robert E. 33, 145 Cormier, Ronald C. 33, 145 Courtemanche, David L. 34, 145 Cousins, Mr. Aldrich 13 Cowger, Beverly A. 34, 145 Craigue, Linda L. 34, 145 Creed, Jane A. 34, 145 Culley, Paula A. 34, 71, 145 Curriculum 74 Curry, Estelle B. 34, 145 Cutler, Donna C. 34, 146 Daigle, George J. 34, 72, 146 Dailey, Ralph L. 35, 146 Dance Band 104 Davis, Mr. Dwight S. 11 DeFelice, Thomas C. 35, 146 DelGuidice, Mr. Felice 13 Delle Chiaie, Donald J. 35, 146 DiBattista, Dino S. 35, 146 Dignard, David A. 35, 146 DiMarzio, Richard J. 35, 146 DiMego, Geoffrey J. 35, 146 D'Innocenzo, David J. 35, 146 DiRusso, Carol A. 146 Doig, James P. 36, 146 Dougherty, Cheryl Fontaine 146 Douglas, Steven M. 36, 146 Drama Appreciation Club 101 DuBois, Suzanne M. 36, 147 Dubuque, Denis J. 36, 147 Dufresne, Janice M. 36, 147 Dufour, Mr. Emile 13 Duguay, Maureen L. 36, 147 Dumas, Leonard R. 36, 147 Dumont, Diane L. 36, 147 Ebair, Linda A. 37 Electronics and Hydraulics 82 EllisseLéGu reac 7a LAs, Engineering Graphics 82 Engineering Society 93 English Department 77 Epstein, Gail S. 37, 147 Erdmann, Karen J. 37, 147 Faculty and Administration 6, 7 Farwell, Mrs. Florence 13 Faulkenham, John M. 37, 165 Fenton, Mr. Henry 13 Ferguson, Jean E. 37, 147 Ferguson, Patricia A. 37, 147 Finch, Mr. Carlton 13 Finkelstein, George W. 37, 147 Finn, Kathleen A. 38, 147 Firman, Bryant J. 38, 147 Fisher, Gordon E. 38, 148 Fisher, Kevin M. 38, 148 Flanagan, Mr. John 13 Fletcher, Douglas M. 38, 148 Floyd, Deborah L. 38, 148 Fontaine, Mr. Armano 13 Fontaine, Leonard R. 38, 148 Football, 128-131 Forensic Society 100 Foreign Languages Department 76 Forte, Miss Anna 13 Foss, Barry M. 38, 148 Franciosi, Angela R. 39, 148 Frantoni, Ronald M. 39, 148 Frechette, Gary M. 39, 148 French Club 94 Friske, Robert J. 39, 148 Fuhrman, Lawrence J. 39, 148 Future Homemakers of America 90 Furture Nurses 103 Future Secretaries 102 Future Teachers of America 103 Gaffney, Brian C. 39, 148 Gagne, Marcel 39, 148 Gagnon, Carole A. 39, 149 Gaillardet, Barbara A. 40, 149 Galbraith, Maria J. 40, 149 Gallant, Gail J. 40, 149 Gallotto, Michael A. 40, 149 Gaudreau, Robert B. 40, 149 Gauthier, Edward A. 40, 149 German Club 94 Gentile, Alice J. 40, 149 Gerry, Mr. James 13 GENERAL INDEX Hemeon, Mrs. Alice 14 High School Band 105 Hill, David A. 45, 152 Hill, Marcia L. 45, 152 Hitov, Steven A. 45, 68, 152 Home Economics Department 80 Howe, Marcia 45, 152 Hot onnek 4578) 2 Hurwitz, Joel R. 46, 152 Ignachuck, Michael 46, 152 Iles, Miss Deborah 14, 86 Imprescia, James E. 46, 152 Giadone, Paula M. 40, 149 Gilbert, Mr. Clifford 13 Gillis, Robert J. 41, 149 Gionet, Sandra D. 41, 149 Gionet, Thor A. 41, 149 Giorgi, Louis P. 41, 149 Girl Leaders Club 90 Girls Athletic Association 96 Girls Field Hockey 136-137 Girovard, Jacqueline M. 41, 149 Gleason, Ruth A. 41, 68, 149 Goetz, Miss Elfrida 14 Going, John 1274173150 Goodale, Andrea 41, 150 Industrial Arts 81 Good Government Club 98 Ingemi, Joanna M. 46, 152 Goodwin, Diane F. 42, 150 Italian Club 95 Gordon, Kathy J. 42, 68, 86, 150 Jacques, Sandra A. 46, 153 Gorham, Albert C. 42, 150 Jancaitis, Peter 46, 153 Goss, Robert M. 20, 42, 69, 150 Jenness, David 153 Goss, Theodore F. 42, 67, 73, 150 Johnson, Mr. Emile 9 Gosselin, Norman J. 42, 150 Johnson, Mr. Leonard 14 Gosselin, Richard R. 42, 150 Johnson, Mrs. Lois 14 Gowell, Douglas A. 42, 150 Joseph, Vincent J. 20, 46, 69, 87, 153 Gravallese, Joseph P. 42, 150 Joyce, Mr. John F. 8 Griffiths, James H. 43, 150 Junior Representative Board 91 Grossi, David P. 43, 69, 15] Kendall, Mr. Marvin 14 Income Tax and Investment Club 98 Guertin, Ruth-Ann 43, 151 Guidance 88 Guilmette, Roger A. 151 Gulliver, John S. 43, 151 Haas, Janice A. 43, 151 Haavisto, Gary 151 Hamel, Richard E. 43, 151 Hammare, Lawrence W. 43, 151 Hannigan, Mr. Leon 14 Harrington, David N. 44, 151 Harrington, Mr. Robert 14 Harris, Paul D. 44, 151 Hartman, Charles G. 44, 151 Hartnett, Miss Helen 14 Hatch, David A. 44, 151 Hatch, Mr. Howard 14 Hayes, Mrs. Josephine 14 Haynes, Donald C. 44, 151 Haynes, Richard C. 44, 151 Hayward, Keith |. 44, 151 Hazard, Lorraine L. 44, 152 Hazzard, Barry D. 45, 152 Healy, Robert 45, 152 Helenius, Douglas H. 152 Heline, Douglas H. 45, 152 Hemenway, Mr. Robert 14 Kennedy, David C. 46, 153 Kennedy, Senator Edward 118 Kenney, Clifford C. 47, 153 KingsDUryssoCOMB G64 7-5 3, m105 Kirkwood, Donna L. 47, 153 Knitting Club 92 Kovac, Arleen G. 47, 153 LaFleur, Laura C. 47, 153 LaFleur, Linda M. 47, 153 Lamothe, Clarlene M. 47, 153 Lamoureaux, Patricia 47, 153 Lanciani, Gary P. 48, 153 Lanigan, Mr. M. Francis 11 Lanigan, Warren R. 48, 153 Lanza, Marcia A. 48, 69, 154 Laserte, Mr. Robert C. 11 Lauricella; Valerie A. 48, 154 LeBlanc, Kathleen M. 48, 154 LeBlanc, Sandra L. 48, 154 LeClair, Gerard H. 154 L’‘Ecuyer, Mrs. Eleanor 14 Legere, James E. 48, 154 Legere, Yvette E. 48, 154 Lehtinen, Susan C. 49, 154 Lemieux, Mahlon B. 49, 154 Lemoine, Aime P. 49, 154 Leonard, Mrs. Betty 15 198 GENERAL INDEX Letters, Constance A. 49, 154 Lewis, Dana L. 49, 154 Library 88 Lisciotti, Gray J. 49, 70, 154 Lowe, Philip A. 49, 154 Lucier, Linda A. 49, 155 Lufkin, Mrs. Joan 15 Lunan, Mr. Spencer 15 Lyonnais, Patricia A. 50, 155 Machine Tool Design Drafting 83 Magane, Mr. John 15 Magane, Kevin M. 50, 155 Magnet Business Staff 87 Magnet Editoral Staff 86 Mahan, Ireme C. 50, 155 Mahan, Marjorie L. 50, 155 Mahonen, Edward L. 50, 155 Malo, Joan |. 50, 155 Manzello, Cynthia A. 50, 155 Marien, William B. 50, 155 Marshall, Laura L. 51, 155 Marshall, Peter C. 51, 68, 155 Martin, Lois A. 51, 155 Mascis, Donna M. 51, 156 Mason, Edward M. 20, 51, 69, 156 Mathematics Department 76 Matthews, Donna A. 51, 156 Mayhew, Suzanne 51, 156 McAllister, Linda L. 51, 157 McCaffrey, Mrs. Donna 15 McCann, Mr. Francis A. 11 McDonough, Judith A. 52, 156 McFarland, Colleen N. 52, 156 McGee, Joseph 52, 157 McGuinness, Kathleen G. 52, 156 McHugh, Phyllis J. 52, 70, 71, 156 McKenney, Iris A. 52, 71, 156 Meade, Margaret A. 52, 156 MemBrino, Mr. Algidio 15 Memories 22, 23 Mercier, Roger J. 52, 156 Metivier, Ruth A. 53, 156 Miller, Thomas J. 53, 70, 157 Millette, Susan A. 53, 157 Mills, Anne C. 53, 157 Mills, Christine A. 53, 157 Mills, Marshall T. 53, 157 Milosh, Stephanie A. 53, 157 Mitchell, Mr. Harry 15 Mitchell, Janice |. 53, 157 Mitchell, Monica P. 54, 68, 157 Mooney, Mr. Harold 15 Moore, Betty G. 54, 158 Moore, Judith A. 54, 157 Moquin, David R. 54, 158 Moran, Mr. Martin L. 11 Moran, Kathleen P. 54, 158 Moquin, David R. 54, 158 Morin, Donald P. 54, 72, 158 Morse, Dianne L. 54, 158 Moryl, Mr. Frank 15 Mullan, Mrs. Marilyn 10 Mullan, Susan L. 55, 158 Munson, Mr. Claude 15 Music 81 Music Listeners Club 158 Nachtwey, James A. 55, 71, 158 Nacke, Carol A. 55, 158 Nacke, John M. 55, 158 Nash, Priscilla J. 55, 158 Nass, Francis J. 55, 158 National Honor Society 95 Nickel, Wayne A. 55, 158 Nurses Assistants 89 Obara, Mary A. 55, 159 O'Connor, Miss Anne 15 O'Donnell, Miss Gertrude 15 Office Assistants 89 O'Malley, Patrick J. 56, 159 Oprea, Peter 159 Ovaska, Eino J. 56, 159 Palermo, Linda V. 56, 159 Parent’s Night 108 Parillo, Paul J. 56, 159 Parks, Janis A. 56, 159 Parnes, Sharon 56, 159 Paul, Stuart C. 56, 159 Pawelski, Jo-Ann M. 159 Peck, Mr. George 15 Peck, Thomas M. 56, 159 Pelkey, Donna A. 57, 159 Pelletier, Cherrie J. 57, 159 Pelletier, Paula A. 57, 160 Peloquin, Linda A. 57, 160 Pep Club 96 Peretti, David M. 57, 160 Perla, Alfred J. 57, 160 Person, James F. 57, .160 Petitto, Rocco C. 57, 160 Physical Education Department 80 Pickering, Mrs. Cecile 10 Pickering, Judith M. 160 Picucci, Mr. Carmen 16 Pierce, Barry W. 58, 160 Pierce, Dennis 58, 160 Pierce, Virginia S. 58, 160 Pike, David W. 58, 160 Pirro, Josephine T. 58 ,160 Pirro, Nancy C. 58, 160 Plant, William J. 58, 160 Pompei, John -J. 58, 160 Popoli, Edward J. 59, 161 GENERAL INDEX Poppel, David M. 59, 86, 161 Posco, Elaine M. 59, 161 Pothier, Mrs. Patricia 16 Potter, Pamela A. 59, 161 Poulin, Karen A. 59, 161 Poulin, Norman J. 59, 161 Poultney, Ralph Jr. 59, 161 Powers, Margaret L. 59, 161 Pre-Law Club 99 Press Club 99 Pritchard, Linda A. 60, 161 Proctor, Nancy C. 60, 161 Public Speaking Department 77 Read, John R. 60, 161 Reading Club 100 Reeve, Russell P. 60, 161 Reid, Steven 60, 161 Remy, Peter L. 60, 161 Reynolds, James 60, 163 Rheault, Mr. Eugene 16 Rhodes, Herbert 163 Richard, Angenette M. 60, 163 Richard, Brian J. 61, 163 Richard, Francis A. 61, 163 Richard, Janet L. 61, 163 Ricker, Mrs. Esther 10 Ricker, Miss E. Lillian 11, 16 Ricker, Miss Janet 10 Ricker, Sandra 61, 163 Rickheit, Mrs. Esther 10 Ridlon, Kenneth S. 61, 163 Rooney, Mrs. Ruth 16 Rosbury, Cathy J. 61, 163 Rouleau, Paul 61, 163 Ruh, Miss Marlene 17, 87 Russo, Linda M. 61, 163 Ryan, Thomas J. 62, 163 St. Cyr, Gregory B. 62, 163 St. Germain, James E. 62, 163 St. Pierre, Simone A. 62, 163 Salafia, Carola A. 62, 163 Sambito, Sharon A. 62, 162 Sauve, Suzanne M. 62, 162 Scherer, Janet L. 62, 162 School Personnel 10, 11 Schroeder, Mr. George 17 Schumacher, Gary L. 63, 162 Schumann, Kristin 63, 162 Sciabarassi, Dennis 63, 162 Science Club 93 Science Department 76 Secretarial Assistants 89 Senee, Prudence A. 63, 162 Senior Class Advisors 21 Senior Class Officers 20 Senior Class Spaghetti Supper 114, 115 Senior Representative Board 91 Seniors 18, 19, 24-66 Setzco, Jance C. 63, 162 Shepard, Eileen R. 63, 162 Siciliano, A. Shirley 63, 162 Simard, Kathleen J. 63, 162 Simon, Dr. Aaron S. 11 Simonds, Thomas W. 64, 162 Simpson, Mrs. Barbara 17 Ski Club 97 Sobel, Mr. Peter 17 Sock Hop 109 Social Studies Department 79 Spaulding, Raymond 64 Speech Finals 119 Stachera, Walter R. 64 Stockholm, Mr. Norman 10 Storm, William 162 Strang, Leonard R. 162 Student Activities 106-107 Student Cabinet 90 Student Organizations 84, 85 Table of Contents 2, 3 Tamblyn, Jeffrey A. 164 Tardy Office 88 Tata, Beverly M. 64, 164 Tata, John V. 164 Tata, Lynne R. 64, 164 Tessier, Bernard A. 64, 164 Thanksgiving Day Rally 112-113 Tisdale, David 64, 73, 164 Toolin, Jane L. 46, 164 Tourigny, Linda L. 65, 87, 164 Travel Club 92 Underwood, Linda J. 65, 164 Vachon, Kenneth F. 164 Vallee, Linda B. 65, 164 Varsity Club 97 Varville, Leonard H. 164 Wallace, Ralph B. 65, 164 Wallace, Susan M. 65, 164 Wardner, Nancy E. 65, 164 Warren, Sheila L. 65, 165 Wass, Bradford L. 65, 165 Wegenka, Robert W. 66, 165 Wenzel, Nancy A. 66, 165 Wesley, Joyce E. 66, 165 Wheeler, Barbara L. 66, 165 Wheeler, Mrs. Geraldine 11 White, Lynn E. 66, 165 Wilkins, Timothy E. 66, 165 Williams, Shirley A. 66, 165 Winter Carnival 122-125 Worthen, Gail A. 66, 165 Worthen, Mr. Roland 17 Writing Club 99 199 200 AUTOGRAPHS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World's Best Yearbooks Are Teylor-mede” es iby Lt a - a hd � s a ae = = aera FF PRI By) ELIE LR IOD 5 st ; betes Ma Le a eS 5 Fea! 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