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The Leominster High School class of 1968 40th reunion will be held on Saturday, November 29, 2008 at the Eagles Hall on Litchfield St. We need the current addresses for all members of the class whether or not they will be attending. You can email your information to angela@classof68.net Angela <angela@classof68.net Sunday, June 8, 2008 2:07 p.m.
Hi. I did not grow up in Leominster, I grew up in Auburn, MA. My father was raised in Leominster, his name is Bradford Wass and he is turning 60 on May 10th. I would really like to do something special for him and I know he has tried to get a Wass milk bottle from the farm he grew up on. He has not been successful yet, but if anyone could help me or know someone who could help it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Michael A. Wass <Michael.Wass@nichols.edu Friday, May 9, 2008 12:17 p.m.
Just browsing and found this site. What fun. I married Jerry Richard, also of the class of '53. He passed away quite suddenly this year. Miss him terribly. Wonderful memories of the class of '53. Hope to hear from some of you. I live outside of Atlanta now. Would love to see Leominster again. Keep up the good work. Ann Arnold Richard<Annangel56@aol.com Monday, March 31, 2008 5:27p.m.
The Leominster High School class of 1963 45th reunion will be held on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008 at Monoosnock Country Club. We need the current addresses for all members of the class whether or not they will be attending. You can email your information to LDOLAN3554@Yahoo.com Linda Dolan<LDOLAN3554@Yahoo.com Thursday, February 21, 2008 3:58 p.m.
Mary J. (Briscoe) Therrien, 63, of 21 Old Brook Road in Leominster died Sunday Jan. 13, 2008 in her home surrounded by her family. She was a graduate of Leominster High School Class of 1962. Mary earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration from Worcester State College. She worked for H&R Block for 25 years starting in Leominster before becoming the assistant district manager and working in Worcester. She is survived by her father Robert L. Briscoe of Lunenburg, Massachusetts, her husband of 37 years, Raymond H. Therrien of Leominster, a son Matthew Therrien and his wife Chaba of East Hampton, Massachusetts, a sister Elizabeth Raikowski of Leominster, a grandchild Emerson Therrien, many nieces, nephews, and cousins. She was predeceased by two children Mark Therrien and Karen Therrien. The funeral was held January 17, at the Wright-Roy Funeral Home 109 West Street in Leominster, with a funeral mass at Our Lady of the Lake Church 1400 Main Street in Leominster. After cremation, burial was at Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in her memory to Saint Vincent Hospital Oncology Department, 200 Worcester Center Blvd., Worcester, MA 01608. To light a candle, sign the guestbook or send a message of condolence please visit www.wrightroyfuneralhome.com Norman Roy<www.wrightroyfuneralhome.com Leominster, MA-Tuesday, January 15, 2008 10:21 a.m.
Just wanted to say that this is a great site. Browsing through the site brought back so many memories. If anyone who graduated in '97 sees this, email me. I'd love to revisit those days. Go Pats, Sox, and Celtics. Thao Lo<thao.lo@excite.com Saginaw, MI-Friday, September 7, 2007 9:41 p.m.
I am searching for a friend of many years ago whom I presume attended LHS. Catherine who's last name I think was David or possibly Young. She lived at 21 Franklin St. I last visited in 55 or 56. I think Catherine would have graduated in one of those years. If anyone would have any information that might lead me to reuniting with Catherine I would be very thankful. Dave Davis, 4790 Rte 105, Upper Queensbury, New Brunswick, Canada, E6G 1W6. Phone (506) 575-2503 or email dave.dt.davis@gmail.com. Thank you for posting my request. Dave Davis<dave.dt.davis@gmail.com Saturday, March 31, 2007 1:27 p.m.
Your pic of the rollercoaster at Whalom reminded me of a burger joint that was behind the park. It was called Furies and had the best burgers we could find. This site is great, thanks, RL Fitz '58<oldemann41@bellsouth.net Saturday, February 3, 2007 7:50 a.m.
Hi Gang, I'm just looking for further info on the passing of my friend Peter Leon who died 6 years ago. I was just curious where and when he went to school, etc. I also miss my friends Dickie Boyd, Dennis Caro et al and all the pretty girls from the Class of '66. Best wishes to any who read this. Jeff Tamblyn <j.tamblyn@comcast.net Monday, October 9, 2006 9:06 p.m.
Still looking for 1968
classmates Kevin Donegan (believed to be living in Maine?) and
Mike Lastella (believed to be in Mass and retired from Mass
Electric.) Guys, we need a reunion, as awkward as it might
be. I saw Mike at the 20th reunion, but Kevin wasn't
there. I heard from David Mathews at Christmas, 2004,
nothing since.
John Lagace <johnlagace@yahoo.com
Monday, May 15, 2006 8:03 a.m.
Great website! I am a
2001 graduate, currently a Suffolk Law class of '08. Leominster
and LHS were so great to me that I can't help moving back after I
graduate to work / live.
Justin P. Gelinas <Justin.P.Gelinas.05@Alum.Dartmouth.ORG
Thursday, March 30, 2006 3:56 p.m.
Greetings -Although I never had the
privilege to attend Leominster HS, I did grow up in Leominster
and hold many fond memories of it. I lived on Eva Drive, in a red
cape cod style house. My best friend at the time was Todd Davis,
he lived over on Pleasant St. We had a blast when we were kids,
riding mini bikes thru Wass farm, bottle hunting, swimming in
Barrett Pond, and the State Forest. I was back in MA. in the mid
90's doing a little reminiscing and tried to locate him with no
luck. Another buddy of mine who lived in the area said that Todd
had passed away, but gave no further information about it. I've
been surfing the web lately, looking for more of what's happening
in Leominster, and I found your site with a picture of Todd as
part of the LHS football team of 1980. That's the most
information I ever had. I had left Leominster back the early
70's. Todd went with me to the airport, we flew from Leominster
to Logan in a private plane my Dad had arranged, Ft. Devens days.
That was Todd's first flight I remember, and we lost contact
after that. Just trying to garner a little bit of my past, I
guess I'm getting homesick, or just cherish the good ole days.
Any insight would be most appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Thomas Kielty <thomaskielty3@hotmail.com
Wednesday, December 7, 2005 5:52 p.m.
Hi! I graduated from LHS in
1948. I was born in Leominster and my roots there can be
traced back to 1769. I was employed by DeLisle's for 19
years and managed Allen's Department Store for eight
years. I left in 1972 and moved to Texas but still
get homesick at times. This is a great site. I spent
a lot of time exploring it and got nostalgic at times as I read
familiar names, especially from the 1951 and 1952 graduation
programs. I will check back often to see what has been
added.
Richard G. (Dick) Smith <rgsmith_gen@verizon.com>
Wednesday, September 14, 2005 5:50 p.m.
Thanks to whoever put the site
together. Always have loved Leominster. Graduated in 1956. Always
glad to hear from anyone who graduated then. Got married in
the First Baptist Church there in Dec. of 1958.
Martha (Forrest) Holland <grammiesspot@aol.com>
Tue, Sep 13, 2005 8:26 p.m.
Hi! I am trying to locate
any relatives/friends who may know relatives of my biological
father James Bourque. He died when I was 3 years old, and
unfortunately I have had no contact with his family, but would
love to know them! If you have any information I would
really appreciate it. He married Sharon Bailey and I have
two sisters who would also like to know more about our father's
family. Peace
Lisa Bourque <LEBourque@msn.com>
Fri Sep 09 17:26 USA/Eastern 2005
Happy to see that there is
a web site for Leominster High School grads! My name: Lorraine
(Taylor) Girouard. I graduated from LHS in 1956 (married
the same year, so celebrating 49 years, on both counts).
It's very unlikely that I'll be able to attend the 50th Class
Reunion...because we live in British Columbia, Canada and that's
quite a distance to travel. We love it, here on the West
Coast: we are 20 minutes from the Pacific Ocean and 20 minutes
from the USA border. The weather is very pleasant: long
summers and very short winters (many years, we get no snow at
all). British Columbia is a rainforest - that is why we
get so much rain: it does make everything green, though.
And, in the summer, we don't *tan*....we ~rust~! We had 9
children...then, 9 grandchildren; and currently, we have 4 great,
grandchildren. My husband, Joseph, retired in the year 2000.
Being a 'housewife'...I shall never retire!I hope that all
my classmates have had long, happy lives...and that most of
them are enjoying their retirement years!
Lorraine (Taylor) Girouard <lorgrd@hotmail.com>
British Columbia, Canada-Sat Sep 10
21:41/ GMT 2005
Tonight I met Marty Spacciapoli at a
Bocce game...Marty graduated in 1940 and was hoping to hear from
others from his class who would like to have a REUNION for their
65th Reunion....He would love one...anyone out there that would
like to let Marty know their feelings I would be glad to pass it
on to him....I am in the midst of working on a 55th Reunion and
adding another class would be a exciting!!!!! Marty plays Bocce
with us young people and would be happy to help him...he is a
pretty special guy and anything I could do to help him would be
great...Please, those of you who are from the class of 1940 from
LHS let me hear from you and I will pass it on to Marty!!! He
isn't on the internet and if you prefer his address etc...just
let me know...65 Years has to be pretty special...not many of us
will make that mark!!!!!
Another LHS Alumni...Midge
(Hannigan) Bovenzi Class of 1950<midgehannigan@aol.com>
Mon Aug 08 23:48 US/Eastern 2005
Will be having our 55th Class Reunion on
October 9, 2005 at the Eagles Hall. Invitations are out but
anyone who hasn't heard from us can contact me and I will be
happy to send an invitation. Looking for some lost
classmates...one being our Class Treasurer Phyllis Hertel, Larry
Fish and Herbert Buzzel are among some of the missing! Phyllis
had a sister Maxine...if anyone knows her married name that would
help..Thanks for this great site...will forward it to other
classmates..
Midge Bovenzi Class of 1950<midgehannigan@aol.com>
Mon Aug 08 16:05 US/Eastern 2005
I'm looking for other members of the
class of '43. Joined USAAC in Sept. '43 and was discharged
Mar.'46. Married the love of my life (Nola from Wilmington NC)
8/3/46 and finished college. Spent most of my pre-retirement life
with the NC Dept of Public Instuction. I always found myself too
busy to attend any reunions. Our oldest son, his wife and son,
now live in Framingham. (Small world!) Great page- Hope somebody
finds me
Edward M. Alderman <wa4pen@nc.rr.com
Raleigh, NC - Sun Jul 24 14:24 US/Eastern 2005
I graduated LHS in 1939. We had a 60th
reunion in 1986. I'm looking forword to visiting Leominster in
2004 for my 65th reunion. don't know how much of the class will
be left. We are all getting pretty old. If anyone reads this
please write.
Norma Brown Lockwood Kelley
Amarillo, Texas USA - Tue Mar 30 20:06:46 US/Mountain 2004
Hi! Trying to locate anyone who may have
known Sharon Bailey or Jimmy Bourque - class of 61 or 62? I'm
their daughter - trying to find avenues to locate my dad's
family. Any information, or memories of my dad (he passed in 65
or 66), would be greatly appreciated!
Lisa Bourque daughter of alumnus <bourque62@aol.com>
Glen Allen, VA USA - Mon Mar 29 8:57:48 US/Mountain 2004
Hi folks. Fell upon this site and
enjoyed it. This is the 20th year since my graduation in 1984.
Have not heard anything about a reunion for our class. Hope all
is well with all!
Rhonda LaPointe-O'Brien - Class of 1984
Dudley, MA USA - Mon Mar 1 17:13:31 US/Mountain 2004
I think whoever put this site together
should be recognized for all the great articles and information
in it. I especially loved the article about Doyle field since my
house was on Grand St. and all of my many siblings used Doyle
Field as a very large backyard. If you're interested in doing
another article on a distinguished allumni you might consider
James Natchwey. I belive he was in the class of 1966. He is an
internationally reknown New York Times photo journalist and was
recently in the news because he was blown up in Iraq with another
journalist. He is recovering. Maybe there's somone who would want
to write about him. Thanks for the stroll down memory lane!
Susan Gillis <gillis@pitt.edu>
Pittsburgh, PA USA - Fri Jan 16 11:03:59 US/Mountain 2004
I hoped for a 35th reunion this year.
Nothing in the mail though. Attended the 20th. Any news of 1968
LHS classmates is welcome. Kevin Donegan, Mike Lastella, where
are you? John Kingwood, TX
John Lagace '68 <dualkey@aol.com>
Kingwood, TX USA - Sun Nov 23 15:46:33 US/Mountain 2003
Was looking for a old classmate by the
name of Joan Peters, aka, Joan Fallon. Was a good friend of mine.
She was in the class of "57", I was in the class of
"55". This is really a great website and amazingly
deserves a lot more responses. Please keep up the good work, the
old alumni appreciate it. It's just a great venue for old L.H.S.
grads to continue to communicate. Hope to hear from you all.
John Mac Gillvray <jmacgillvray
msn.coml>
Leeds , Ma. USA - Mon Nov 3 18:13:42 US/Mountain 2003
I was proud to be a zak at Bennett
School and this is a great website...
John "Ippy" Ippolito 1973 <sportsinternational@hotmail.com>
leominster, ma usa - Tue Oct 28 11:33:04 US/Mountain 2003
I just wanna say that this is a great
website. I recently graduated from Leominster High, class of '97.
But it seems to me like it was a long time ago. Hopefully you
could add some pictures of my class to this site. Keep up the
good work. I'll check you guys soon!
Luis Class of 1997 <Landeros26@yahoo.com>
Edinburg, Tx. USA - Thu Oct 2 9:44:40 US/Mountain 2003
Brownsville Station sang it best with
SMOKING IN THE BOYS ROOM. Then LHS switched it to the smoking
area. To many memories not enough space to type it all. The
Thanksgiving games rally, seniors day, two period in the last
year of school, study hall almost all day long, skipping out to
have lunch at McDonalds and the list can go on and on and on. If
I had to do it all over again knowing what I know now, I would
have no problem going back. The care free days, what a time. Blue
Devils will always live in my heart.
John Arbo/class of 74 <Shenga@aol.com>
Leominster, MA USA USA - Fri Aug 8 22:53:21 US/Mountain 2003
Great Web site and tribute.
"T" was my best friend. He was a big part of my life
and my family and always will be. My four year old daughter
Kailie still speaks of him.The song I wrote for him,"MY
FRIEND" played at the funeral,would be something I would
like to contribute to this site, so please contact me and I will
send CD> I miss ya T>>>>
Kris Spofford <kspofford@simonds.cc>
Templeton, MA USA - Wed Jul 23 12:27:15 US/Mountain 2003
As a B-Ball player (1976), I was
addicted to the Bennett School as a kid. "T" Miller,
like Leins Market was always there. On my annual pilgrimmage back
to the homestead I often pass the school, and envision the
pick-up games and summer league hoops that were so much a part of
my coming of age. We'll miss you "T".
John Regan <jregan7295@ameritech.net>
Northfield, IL - Mon Jul 14 6:26:08 US/Mountain 2003
LHS is a really great school, even
though I was there for only my freshmen year...I did really
enjoyed it...only if I can turn back time...I would of like to
graduate there...I loved the education they provided to the
student and every now and then I would still come back to the
site to see what more education program they're offering to
students...Just want all student who attend there to this
opportunities to learn as much as you can....cathy...
Cathy Yee Pa/class of 2001 <shygurlpa@hotmail.com>
Bethlehem, ga USA - Thu Jul 10 7:54:19 US/Mountain 2003
Lots of fun going to Leominsta websites.
The old home town ain't what it used to be. Leominster still has
its old staunch adherents, including myself. What town what a
life.
John Mac Gillvray/ <jmacgillvray
msn.com>
Leeds , Ma. USA - Wed Jul 9 17:35:35 US/Mountain 2003
Quite a surprise to find LHS on the
internet. It's been a lifetime but all the memories live on like
they were yesterday. I'm searching for a picture of LHS
basketball team 54-55 and will send if found. Keep up the great
work.
Ken Farwell 1955 <kndesert@aol.com>
Tucson, AZ USA - Sat May 3 12:55:07 US/Mountain 2003
What a great site to finish and read the
dedication to "T". "T" was one of the most
special people in my life. We shared so many good memories from
Junior High to H.S. No matter how much time went by if I saw him,
he would be so happy to see me. What a warm loving person, I will
never forget!
Janet Scherer <janet@aol.com>
Leominster, ma Worcester - Mon Apr 21 7:36:28 US/Mountain 2003
GREAT SITE! THE TRIBUTE TO TOMMY MILLER
IS ESPECIALLY MOVING. LEOMINSTER HIGH WILL ALWAY HOLD A SPECIAL
PLACE IN MY HEART, BECAUSE OF PEOPLE LIKE TOM. HE WAS THE BEST !
dave horgan 1965 <dhorgan@hotmail.com>
norton, ma 02766 - Thu Apr 17 14:40:01 US/Mountain 2003
Very good job! Nice to see ya back
online!
Tom DiGeronimo 1969 <TommyD@LeominsterHigh.com>
Arvada, CO USA - Mon Mar 24 18:38:57 US/Mountain 2003
The site is looking good!! Sure makes
you want to go back in time when we didn't have a care in the
world. Well, except maybe hoping somebody would call and ask you
to T.A.G. for that weekend. People think I'm crazy when I say I'd
go back to high school in a snap as long as it was 1964 again.
Guess they should have lived in Leominster and gone to high
school with us!! Good job, Moose!
Paula Davis - Class of '66 <paula@avenuecable.com>
Ventura, CA - Mon Mar 24 17:04:23 US/Mountain 2003
WOW! Right down memory lane...Leominster
looked so good in the photos, I might move back! Great idea,
doing the site. Love T Miller, saw him recently, send cards and
include him in your prayers. Wilt
Linda Boucher, 1966 <Linda_Boucher@dell.com>
Wellesley, MA - Sun Dec 15 4:48:46 US/Mountain 2002
Great job guys! I went to the Met to see
the Blob. Could even be in that line. What memories. Keep up the
good work.
Brad Bowser, 1965 <bboston50@aol.com>
Westminster, MA USA - Sat Dec 14 10:55:56 US/Mountain 2002
Great site Moose! Brings back a lot of
memories. Keep "T" Miller in your prayers everyone.
Dobie Gillis, 1966 <gillisr@gardnerk12.org>
Gardner, MA - Fri Dec 13 5:02:54 US/Mountain 2002
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