Lenny Laakso is a 1970 graduate of FHS. He went on to receive civil engineering degrees from Tufts and MIT. He was chairman of the Building Committee for the new Fitchburg High School that opened in 2000, and he has been working as a volunteer on various projects at Crocker Field since 1991. Since 2008, he has been DPW Commissioner for the City of Fitchburg.

Bill Gates is a 1968 graduate of Fitchburg High School. He attened Fitchburg State College and the Massachusetts School of Survey. He served 5 years on the Fitchburg School Committee and was instrumental in the site selection and construction of the new Fitchburg High School. While serving as Vice President of the Fitchburg Pop Warner Football League he, along with many other volunteers, built the concession stand at Crocker Field. He later worked on the construction of the new Press Box. He is the current President of the Board of Directors of Fitchburg Access Television and serves as the Chair of the Fitchburg Cable Oversight Committee. He is a Licensed Professional Land Surveyor - employed by Whitman & Bingham Associates, LLC, Professional Civil Engineers & Land Surveyors.

Ellen (Duffy) DiGeronimo is a 1953 graduate of FHS. Following graduation she attended Boston College, but left to marry Ralph DiGeronimo (FHS Class of 1951) and together they raised seven children, all graduates of FHS. Ellen was appointed to the Massachusetts Department of Public Works Board by Gov. Michael S. Dukakis and served for 10 years. She and Ralph moved to Salem in 1991, where she served as Executive Director of the Salem Chamber of Commerce. Upon returning to Fitchburg in 2005, Ellen joined the Crocker Field Restoration Committee.

The father of three sons, all Fitchburg High graduates, who played on Crocker Field, Tom spent thirty-eight years in the Fitchburg School system as a teacher, coach, principal, assistant superintendent, and
superintendent, retiring in 2005. He helped re-establish the Crocker Field Restoration organization as a non-profit because as superintendent of the Fitchburg Public Schools he realized the difficulty in maintaining this great facility for future generations without major investments of public funding. A graduate of Fitchburg State College, Tom is currently an educational consultant. He lives in Fitchburg with his wife Christine.