Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1953 volume:

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'f - A ji D N Q L byav R157 Dawn lad-rife larva ,Kafka 105-fer ,Orff mf, ,num ,Q H A N A ' ' . 6 ' ri 6!af-fa Mm-fm .vvti fffffare ffvreyffhe wharf F460-1' oalfayier Aqwwg ffm, 1, A 1 THE 1953 MAROON Your precious years of everlasting joy spent with amiable classmates and teachers have now passed. In the last day as students of L. H. S. approached our thoughts turned back to some of the outstanding and unforgettable events of past years. The first day as lowly Freshmen, our Sophomore class picnic, our junior Prom, and something we'll always recall-our class trip. As class day and graduation passed we could not help but feel a deep regret as we parted with our lasting joys and memo- ries of our high school days. However, as an aid in remembrance to our happy school days and acquaintances we proudly present riend Teacher '! ? an Miss Iustine V. della Sala We the class of 1953 would like to pause at this time to dedicate our yearly annual The Maroon. This is our small way of showing our appreciation for all you've done for us. By your unselfishness and patience in helping us on your own time, you helped us have a wonderful Senior Play, and our first and exclusive spaghetti supper, just to mention two. You've proved to be a good friend, and teacher as well as a stepping stone to our future. THANK YOU Miss della Sala Advisor eader Init.: Message From the uperintendent Mr. Edmund F. Tierney Superintendent Dear Graduates: The world into which you emerge is a world of strife and unrest. Nations beyond the seas are threatening our ideals and our way of life. Those who have gone before you have fought the good iight and look to you to throw yourselves into the battle and augment their efforts. The lessons of Truth, Freedom, and Tolerance which have been imbued in your school career will stand you in good stead. Remember these lessons- practice them-and march ever onward, with heads held high, and shoulders back -true sons and daughters of Leicester High School. Sincerely, EDMUND F. TIERNEY K Miss Helen McPartland Secretary l953 ' .am W ,s , ' - 3 - fklfisf - 5 .i X-EH? 2 Wi? iii: .?' K :E-. - .:: K K 'if -2 15 : -ii . s w2i'iQl fa 5 w '- 3 ' .Iw . fj'1sffg,gf' , ,fx-j K g: 2 - . 4, , , Tf 11 - .:. ,-' Q ,At T , WILLIAM GEORGE LUNDSTROM HCYD An athlete and a president Activities: Football 4, 3, Z, 1 3 Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1: Baseball 4, 3: Track 4, 3, Junior Prom Committee: Class President 4, 3, 23 Maroon Staff, Senior Play Cast, Glee Club 4, 3. KENNETH ALDEN BOHLIN Kenny Jolly or studious, as the case may be Activities: Football 4, 3, 23 Basketball Mgr. 4, 3, 2: Glee Club 4, 3: Science Club 2: Drama- tic Club Zg Debating Club 2, Junior Prom Chairman, Vice President 4, 3: Senior Play Cast, Student Council 3, 2, 1 g Arrow Staff 1 5 Maroon Staff. NANCY LYDIA LUOMA Nancy A maiden fair a friend sincere and true Activities: Class Treasurer 4, 3, 2: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 1: Corridor Girl 2, lg Archbearer 3: Junior Prom 3 g Science Club 2, Dramatic Club 2: Arrow 2, lg Maroon Staff 4. LOIS MARIE STOHLBERG KKLOY! Her music speaks louder than her words Activities: Glee Club 4, 35 Junior Prom 3, Magazine Campaign 4, Class Secretary 4. BARBARA MARILYN ANSON Activi 3, 2, Treasurer Drum Corps 4, 3. CONSTANCE FRANCES ADAMOWICZ Connie Though she pursues her scholarly way, much fun she finds from clay to clay Activities: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, Science Club 2' Archbearer 2, 1 g Maroon 4, Dramatic Club 2. Hina I giggle, giggle, as I go ties: Glee Club 4, 3, Z, lg Drum Corps 4, 1 5 Magazine Campaign 4, Secretary Life is to live, not to think about Activities: Football 45 Ring Committee 3g Junior Prom 3, Glee Club 3, 2, lg Arrow Staff 4. ARLINE MARY AUBE Arline Speech is silver, but silence is golden Activities: Archbearer 3, Prom Committee 3 C94 DUANE PAUL AUDETTE Duane 1 LESTER BOYER lies!! ln action faithful, and in honor clear Activities Arrow 4, 3, 25 Science ior Play Cast 4, MARILYN JUNE EAMES Eamlet She may be small, but, oh my! Activities: Magazine Campaign 4, Glee Club 4, 3, 2, lg Corridor Girl. ALICE CAROL BICKFORD Carol 'K I live to laugh and laugh to live Activities: Archbearer 3, 2, 1 5 Cheerleader 4, 3g Class Secretary lg Drum Corps 4, 3, 2, lg Glee Club 4, 33 Ring Committee 35 Maroon Staff 4g Corridor Girl 4, 3, 2, 15 Basketball 2, lg Dramatic Club 23 Magazine Campaign 33 Student Council 1 3 Senior Play Cast 45 Christ- mas Ball 4. Club 2, Sen- LOUISE SARAH CUSHING lfLOuYl Let the rest of the world go by Activities: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 1 5 Maroon Staff 4, Arrow 4, 3, Debating 2, Dramatic 2. ,X -we RICHARD JOSEPH FERGUSON UDiCkU Silence never betrays you Activities: Football Manager 4, Basketball 4 Track 4. JOHN JOSEPH FRANSON flJOhnny!! He is good that does good to others Activities: Football 2, Baseball 4, Glee Club 3, 2, 1 g Arrow Staff 4. ROBERT HENRY GALLAGHER ClB0bl! Common sense is not so common Activities: Football 4, 3, 23 Baseball lg Bas ketball 23 Track 4, 3g Glee Club 4, 1. EARNESTINE ANN GIRARD Teena Her look, her smile, her air, are welcome everywhere Activities: Archbearer 3, 25 Corridor Girl 4, 3 3 Ring Committe 3 5 Senior Play Cast 43 Maroon Staff 43 Magazine Campaign 4, Senior Play Committee 4. PATRICIA ANN GRIFFIN lKPat7Y She's sunny in the dullest weather Activities: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, lg Softball 4, 3 2, lg Basketball 4, 3, 2, lg Maroon Staff 4g Arrow Staff 43 Corridor Girlg Dramatic Club 25 Senior Play Cast 45 Drum Corp lg Junior Prom 3. SHIRLEY DIANE I-IALEY Shirl Her voice was soft, and her manner pleasing Activities: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, lg Corridor Girl 4, 35 Maroon Staff 4g Magazine Campaign 4. Z RUTH EVELYN HISOIRE Hizzy She may look quiet, but look again Activities: Glee Club 4, 3, Z3 Maroon Staff 4g Corridor Girl 4, 33 Magazine Campaign 4. ELLEN ANN KENT Ellen Gaiety is the souls health Activities: Class Secretary 3, 23 Cheerleader 4, 35 Maroon Staff 4: Senior Play Cast 4, junior Prom 3: Glee Club 35 Archbearer 3, 2. l ,Dramatic Club 2 3 Corridor Girl 3, 2, l 3 Bas- ketball 2, lg Softball 23 Arrow Staff 3, Chris- mas Ball 4. 7 as if RONALD PAUL LUOMA Ronnie , Give him sports, any kind will do Activities: Baseball 4, 3, 2, 15 Football 4, 35 Basketball 4, 3, 2 5 Senior Play Cast 45 Maroon Staff 45 Track 4, 35 Science Club 25 Arrow Staff 35 junior Prom Committee 3. EDWARD LUSSIER Eddie In build he is no common man Activities: Play Cast 45 Arrow Staff 4. NORMA ALLEN -MAILEA Norma A little mischief by the way, a little fun to spice the day Activities: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 1 5 Dramatic Club 25 Basketball 4, 15 Softball 4, 35 Magazine Campaign 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Arrow Staff 45 Maroon Staff 4. RITA SYLVIA MAINVILLE KlRital! A fair exterior is a silent recommendation Activities: Glee Club 4, 35 Dramatic Club 25 Basketball 35 Science Club 25 Maroon Staff 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Archbearer 1. MAURICE OMER MARTIN Maurice The man that blushes is not quite a brute Activities: Band lg Basketball 2, lg Science Club 25 Junior Prom Committee 3g Maroon Staff 4. MARGOT F. MacLAUGHLIN KKMargy!Y Good nature, without disguise Activities: Glee Club 3, 2, lg Science Club 23 Magazine Campaign 4. GLORIA ANN MARTIN KIGIOD A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance Activities: Softball 2, lg Glee Club 4, 3, 2, lg Dramatic Club 23 Maroon Staff 45 Senior Play Committee 4g Magazine Campaign 4. BEVERLY ANN MASON HBEVH f'Softly speaks and sweetly smiles Activities: Dramatic Club lg Archbearer lg Corridor Girl 25 Glee Club 4. CHARLES ROBERT MCKEON Charlie Oh, Sleep! it is a gentle thing Activities: Football 4, 3, 2, l 5 Basketball 3, l g Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 1 3 Baseball 2. JAMES EDVVARD O'DONNELL lIJim7l All the worlcl's a comedy Activities: Basketball 4, 3, 25 Baseball 4: Class Vice-President 2. REINE CONSTANCE PAGE Connie By the work, one knows the Workman Activities: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, Softball 3 g Junior Prom Committee 3: Arrow Staff 4: Maroon Staff 4: Senior Dance Committee 4. IRVING KNIGHT PARKHURST Irv 'lAll men have fun in their nature Activities: Glee Club 1: Baseball 2. f GEORGE PIKE bi, Ze PATRICIA ANN PEARSALL l6Pat!7 Eyes too expressive to be blue, too lovely to be grey Activities: Archbearer 3, 2, l 5 Dramatic Club 25 Glee Club 1, Senior Play Committee 45 Maroon Staff 45 Corridor Girl 45 Magazine Campaign 4. Never has a worry, never has a care Activities: Glee Club 4, 35 Baseball 4. JOYCE CAROLYN RING Joycee It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice Activities: Corridor Girl 4, 3, 2, 15 Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 1 5 Maroon Staff 45 Drum Corps 4, 3, 2, l 5 Senior Play Committee 45 Dramatic Club 23 Debating 25 Magazine Campaign 4. JOAN MARIA ROBERTS Joanie She's little but she's wise, she's a terror for her size Activities: Archbearer 33 Arrow Staff 45 Ma- roon Staff 45 Debating Team 4, 35 Christmas Ball 4, Cafeteriag Senior Play Committee 45 Athletic Tickets 4. RICHARD JOH N SANDSTROM Dick He preferred to be good, rather than to seem S071 Activities: Football 4, 3, 2. at .rl i x X 1 in , ii r, X , i t lj! i l 4 FRANCES ROSE SCHLIKER Frannie Quick to learn and wise to know 'Q Activities: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 15 Arrow Staff 4, 35 Maroon Staff 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Dramatics Z5 Deba- ting 2. SAUL HARVEY SHANIT Squint He has the sixth sense, the sense of humor' Activities: Football 4, 3, 2, 15 Baseball 4, 3 Glee Club 1 5 Track 4. MADELINE ANN SHEPARD Maddie A good disposition is more valuable than gold Activities: Glec Club 4, 3, 2, 15 Drum Corp 4, 3, 2, 1 5 Arrow Staff 45 Corridor Girl. MARILYN AUDREY TAYLOR Marilyn Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind Activities: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 1 g Science Club 2 Maroon Staff 4 9 Senior Play Cast 4. WILLIAM ALEXANDER VAN HOOK Aleck A mighty hunter, and his prey was science Activities: Football 3, 2 5 Science Club Pres. 2g Debating 4, 25 Maroon Staff 45 Senior Play Cast 4. TIIE Mr. Edward L. Skelley Principal FACULTY Miss Nellie B. Harmon Mathematics Mrs. Alice M. Brown Latin and French Miss Marjorie E. Frye English and Civics I Mr. Edward I. Boule Mr. Edward I. Sullivan Mr. james I. Noone History Sciences Mathematics, Science and English i. Y or Ax N ' 1 I l e Miss Mary C. Scannell M . h F. M dd r Jo n a en French and English Commercial TQ' Miss Iustine V. della Sala Guidance and English Miss M. Christine McPartland Art Mrs. Jean D. Vernon, R. N. Nurse 4 Miss Jean Melendy Mr. John J. Wallace Cafeteria Typing and Law ,. L, ,V Q 51 Mr' John E, Come, Mr. William V. Sparks Mathematics Social Science and Mechanical Drawing Class History It was a happy but somewhat doubtful group of Freshmen who gathered in the halls of Leicester High early in September 1949. Some of us had been here the previ- ous year for the eighth grade, but this was an entirely new experience. As Freshmen we elected, under the able direction of Mrs. Brown, Dale Biehler, President, Kenneth Bohlin, Vice President, Carol Bickford, Sec- retary, Pat Pearsall, Treasurer. That year we spent becoming accustomed to Leicester High and keeping out of the lordly Seniors, way. Much to our regret during the first year we lost Marie Ringgard, Freddy La- Hair, Bob Sandstrom, and Everett Labree. However, we added to our ranks Marilyn Eames, Barbara Wright, Alice Chesmore. NVhen we came back to school in 1950 after a summeris fun we were at least Soph- omores and could ride the freshmen. That year helped by the advice of Mr. Noone we elected as class officers Dale Biehler, Iames O,Donnell, Ellen Kent and Nancy Luoma. That winter We lost Dale Biehler our President who moved to Illinois. Others we lost in our second year were Teresa Kuzmicki, Charlie Harrison, Herbie Maylot, junie Patricks, Alice Chesmore, Barbara Wright, and Bucko Mailea. To make up for this loss Ernestine Girard joined us. At last June rolled around and with it the long awaited Sophomore picnic. We all piled in the bus and were off to Howe Pond for a day of swimming, eating, softball and all- around fun. When we parted for the sum- mer vacation we knew that next year we would at last be upperclassmen. On September 1951 we elected William Lundstrom, President, Kenneth Bohlin, Vice President, Ellen Kent, Treasurer, and Nancy Luoma, Secretary. Pleasant surprise that September was the newcomer Ioan Roberts. The first question turning up was the formidable question of selecting our class rings. After considerable debates and numerous interruptions by Miss Scannell our class advisor, we finally reached a deci- sion. The rings arrived shortly before the holidays. I In january after a short vacation over Christmas we began plans for the big social event of the year-our junior Prom. We elected as committee chairmen: Kenneth Bohlin-General Chairman, William Lund- strom-Chairman Ex oHicio, Lois Stohlberg - Music, Paul Campbell - Photography, Joyce Ring-Refreshments, Connie Page- Publicity, and Ellen Kent-Decorations. Chosen as the theme was An Evening in Paris. The gym was decorated with 4' massive wall murals and the scene of a Paris street cafe. F everish preparations ended just in time for the decorators to go home to dress. Music was by Ethel Water- field and the evening of May 9th, 1952 was pronounced a great success by all. Miss Mary Scannell our advisor was our chaper- one. That year our class lost George Le- merise and Richie Becker. Next fall, 1952, we had at last come into our own,-Seniors. Our first move was to elect as officers, William Lundstrom, Ken- neth Bohlin, Lois Stohlberg and Nancy Luoma. Appointed as a Maroon staff were Ernestine Girard, Kenneth Bohlin, Frances Schliker, Louise Cushing, Carol Bickford, Ellen Kent, Nancy Luoma, William Lund- strom, Rita Mainville, Connie Adamowicz, Connie Page, Gloria Martin, Marilyn Tay- lor, Ruth Hisoire, and Pat Pearsall all under the aggressive direction of Mr. Wallace. With Miss Harmon's advice and with funds for our trip as an incentive we began scouring for Ads to be put in our Senior Play book. Our play, Peck,s Bad Boy,', was a great success both financially and humor- ously. Our cast under the coaching of Miss della Sala and Mr. Sparks included Lester Boyer, Carol Bickford, Ronald Luoma, Alec Van Hook, William Lundstrom, Kenneth l Bohlin, Ellen Kent, Ernestine Girard, Norma Mailea, Frances Schliker, Rita Main- ville, Marilyn Taylor, Ed Lussier and Bev- erly Mason. We were well rewarded for our work when the critics pronounced our play the best in years. After the play we simultaneously began a Christmas Card selling drive and plans for the Christmas Ball. This dance was a great success and we all left for the Holi- days full of visions for coming events. Back from the holidays we again went on an Ad campaign, this time for the Maroon. We also found time to elect Nancy Luoma D. A. R. Representative. Finally we were ready to leave on our trip, the greater majority going along. XVith Mr. and Mrs. Skelley as chaperones the trip was full of fun for all. At last graduation, Senior Dinner Dance and goodbye L. H. S. 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So, if you are placed where the job d0esn't fit, And hate all your work and are longing to quit, Then make up your mind, it is just up to you To dig up a job that you do like to do. For always remember, there's only one way- If you're happy at work, then the work is all play. Miss Koki speaks to the future nurses Miss Femandez of Framingham State Teachers 1 ENDS Tickets please! Merry Christmas to all! CHRISTMAS Sleigh bells ring! BALL E -.. fu , lm ' C ff-1' .35 . 1 w I They took the cake! The gang put their heads together! .VH s E ff 4- C' in V ff, 'T SM 4 I -f.:v bf- , Jhlaw. A Intermission time! Here our T109 Our Dance hiesx OHiCe G . 1 and Junior Red Cross GPC what Another Day! - non- . COYQYJXD3 H1 There! PLAY COMMITTEE mm V' Senior Class Front-Frances Schliker, Gloria Martin, Pat Pearsall Back-Joyce Ring, Joan Roberts, Ernestine Girard PLAY CAST U P Bad Boy eck's FB i fi! if FrontEKenneth Bohlin, Rita Mainville, Marilyn Taylor, Frances Schliker, Carol Bickford. Bark-Ellen Kent, Edward Lussier, Ernestine Girard, Alec Van Hook, Beverly Mason, Lester Boyer, Patricia Griffin, Connie Page, Ronald Luoma, William Lundstrom, Miss della Sala. Ou 'V e gO1-ta N- Us wave HP 9 Sffa Prompter-PAT GRIFFIN Props-CONNIE PAGE COGCh-MISS DELLA SALA Sxsgige Wgn? . A 10? St-Q y A xhev time ben' Hnudder NX day! Mwh Zgolledf agifv ,U H hefe? ew Help! , KDS on ln I Ve be ,is go en Pol Curtains-SAUL Sx-IANIT Sound-BOB GALLAGHER Assistant Coach-Mn. SPARKS X macaww Hemi, . ma Is ,, m H 5 hose he be! b gub Oy! AN EVENING Amidst a Parisienne setting we danced to the music of Ethel Waterfield's orchestra, at oul' Iunior Prom May 9, 1952. This was the night we had all looked forward to for so long and all our hopes and aspirations were fulfilled. A good time was had by all. We shall never forget our junior Prom. lsllli IN PARIS ln' W O ' L'-Hy Par ee I - amen R f X Flowers fm' M155 Sc 9 1'CShments for all T , SENIORS AT THE CAPITAL I I rl 1 eg Q, Q CIaJs7PzIo-:53 , , J ff' ! it .0 i Me! W F5 Q! ' WY 2 is N N '4 - , ' Q -..L ' - fi n '- i 3 H ' A f' x if 'bay-I 'ilfdvm ,V y' bi X KL I- I' mx L-.Ae 'Ii K .YW ! .1 M, B.. N . u , ..Af Xu j -. LY'-al 'ju h E A i 1 'Ai . iv ., LL 1.1 'f 4 G f, Members of Honor ociety nv' Arline Aube Ruth Hisoire Patricia Gilbert Louise Cushing Frances Schliker Joan King Richard Ferguson Lois Stohlberg John Pucilauskas Ernestine Girard Alexander Van Hook Marilyn Wastila SPECIAL MEMBERS Barbara Anson Kenneth Bohlin William Lundstrom Debating Glenn Martin Many Miller Eva Rabidou Sylvia Rahnasto Edward Luboda Front Row-Left to Right-Jean Mattson, Patricia Dufaultg Joyce Holwayg Joan King, Sylvia Rahnasto, Laura Aijala. Second Row- Mr. William Sparks, Faculty Advisorg Barbara Morrison, Jacqueline Guyan Sidney Stone, Eric Larson, Wendall Barthelmes, Clifford Dodge, Patricia Sundberg, Marcia Albrecht. F4 Athletmfs KF? JK. gi .v 4 1 ' .- 4 , A K, -5 -w.-.L in H I ,, if .-Babb? Ronnie u - ya rf Dzck 060 I U 1.11991 BIIIOI' I ' TS, i Ellen,' faders V Q, ,. ...an-1' S. Carol .,. M. ,. 9 . ... .,.- vga b? :? ' L, L qi Vlig .i., -f4l4A1X ' LVLL: iL Li,i ,,li SM f Q W w I Qvli ffcu Kenny, L ' h Y '21 uane 1: at S quinngn aturday's Thrills Qx A3 M N- .g r L 'wws W' wa? ag 6 431 28 43131 15,-sg 134186-g33f33f-E125 5 Quai 7 QE ,NVD wil .4 X Starters Here it comes- Yea! Who's got it? IAYVEES Front Row-Left to right--Donald Nieber, Warren Johnson, Kenneth Chad, William Wastila, Robert Ethier, Roger Robillard, Herbert Wentworth. Second Row-Tedford Lawson, Managerg Robert Riopel, Dale Boyer, Paul Riedl, Ronald Theberge, Clifford Dodge, Richard Kemp, Coach: Mr. Edward Boule. ctfrvvon Before the game VARSITY C PJ 'X 1 5 5 5 Ifim! Row- lvft to rightf Donald Jubinvillc, Michavl Foy, William Lundstrom, Rcmulcl Lvunizi, Hvnry Kobm-l, Donald Mikkilzi. Sefvud Row Cumgli, Mr. Edward Sullivan, Timm' Kuvpvr, Kvnnvtli Bohlin, Daiviil llrzmgvr, jus:-ph l'vI'Hl1SUIl, Ls-o Robillarcl, Rocky Hylaml, Mziiuugvrs: Richard l vrQusun, Slunlu' BL.lI'LlY1'll. It's mine Q! 89' if K 1 VJ GIRL'S BASKETBALL Front Raw-left to right4Jean Matt- son, Barbara Olsen, Elizabeth John- son, Pat Grirlcn, june Parse, Betty O'Neil, Joan King, Second Row--Coach Mary E. Scan- ncll, Pat Gilbert, Deborah Sargent, Carol Dahlstrom, Jackie Guyan, Oc- tavia Hyland, Marcia Albrecht, De- borah Rowden, Manager Ruth Owen. Third Row--Patricia Sunbc-rg, Nancy Granger, Laura Aijala, Betty King, Joyce Stanikmas. I gffball irI'S . CZ O-U g 5 U F53 V' I6 ,gg U xv . E f: S U A-I Q Ri E Q 5 S3 i '5 2 'H' Q. '5 as -5 Z Z3 U E 5 Q 5 E rf Ti o.Q Sw- EE u-321: 152 S00 nw, .Aga G-fs 24-Z -guy. si: Emi? O NG! 3255 E575 M6355 mn. ..U E25 ENS FNQ43 :Uno MSM 'S'-f.: E+-'E ogg lm -E- -G aff? 'lu-ad.-' MEM -I-'ES 2 T' I-o s S QSQ Brill :mf B SEQ mi 63 ll. , Scanne , Mar! M155 . coach Rabfdou' Eva ahlstrom, d P2-ge: Carol D Lin 2' . Peterson' Mana cans The Speed and Brawn Boys of Leicester Members of Track Team Back Row-left to right-Robert Ethier, Mr. Noone. Second Row-Richard Ferguson, Theodore Provo, Ronald Luoma, Ronald Theberge, joseph Franson, Warren Johnson, William Lundstrom. Ffont Row-Robert Gallager, Paul Riedl, Donald Neiber, Clifford Dodge, Richard John- son, William Wastila, Saul Shanit. .M Ia' an 'Ie My Spe- The Brawn Ed lo- J Hn ng ng ancy u Ou' pang a N TE 2 C ,-1 .-. ... :1 IU 5 5 .Cl E a N o ... :E E' N G 3 82 'Z -9-. af.-. 2 B O .2 M .X .2 E' 2 5 J m 3 . v S L' va :I : Q EJ GJ Eu. s: 2 E VJ ,c U E at .. 9 as 3 fm Lf. E :E N QIU -C v0 U V10 -- Q.: nd '-wp E sg 9 Tw .5 as 2 25 : EE -15.2.4 ESE? '.-. an Siem I,-Hsu' -Eg-5 3320 .i:Of.,LD on-UE 3553 E553 : I-lug 32:23 O G :Ofc Qmusf' QJSS 'E r: 2 S cn U . 79' QW? '41 f :wg -B If , Ellen Kent f fl, Phyx King , W Carol Bickford Pat Patricks Marcia Albrecht Nancy Perry Betty King Carol McKenzie Deborah Sargent The Subs! Meet Sally! 5 XXX!! CLASS PROPHECY As I rounded the bend of the old hill in Leicester, I passed by old Leicester High School, and I began to think about the class mates, that parted that day of june 3, 1953. I stopped by what used to be Mr. Skel- ley's office and much to my surprise who should be standing in front of me, but Shirley Haley, now supervisor of the Kin- dergarten division of the Leicester Public School System. Shirley had just been talking to Ruth Hisoire and Frances Schliker, both of whom were herding a bunch of little five year olds to our old senior homeroom. After seeing this, I had to inquire but quick, just what was going on! just then a din broke forth and a horrible noise that sounded vaguely familiar to me, it came from an adorable little blonde girl who was scream- ing more than loudly for her mother. The auditorium door flew open, and who should come flying in from the front office but Gloria Martin, the first woman selectman, happily married and the mother of this quiet little lady. Gloria informed me that she was off to the bank. I quickly joined her. As we arrived at the bank Gloria bounded into the office of the President. Who was sitting behind the big desk wearing horned rimmed glasses but Emestine Girard. By this time I had to find a chair but quick. The head teller, Nancy Luoma, came saun- tering in, followed by Duane Audette, who wanted to borrow money to buy a delivery truck for Auclette's super-duper market. Eddie Lussier hurrying to the ofiice late as usual had just smashed into the old truck with his Cadillac. Then I learned that the old knitting mill in Rochdale had been ex- panded and had become the home for the manufacture of jet airplanes. Saul Shanit and Richard Ferguson were Inc. with Ed. Lo and behold I was then informed that Bob Cthe beautifull Gallagher was test pilot up at the airport, now operated by Ioan Roberts, in cahoots with her, were Connie Page and Margot MacLaughlin, who help her run the place. jim O'Donnell was head mechanic at the port, which might account for Gallagher's nose being a little Hatter than I had remembered it to be. After the smoke cleared and settled down to a small inferno, I asked Madam Presi- dent what had happened to L.H.S. I was told to get in the car and find out. As we reached Pleasant Street just past Hillcrest, what to my wondering eyes should appear, not miniature but the real McCoy, a beau- tiful modern structure. We drove up the three mile drive, with me still wondering what was gonna happen next! Entering the main oflice building we met English teach- er, Connie Adamowicz, coming out of the Superintendent's olhce. VVho was behind this desk but Supt. Alex VanHook talking with Principal Kenny Bohlin. They were discussing the whereabouts of Lester Boyer who was supposed to be teaching Chemistry. Lester seemed to have been detoured to the Business section, where Madeline Shepard was in charge. just about this time I decided I needed a cup of cof- fee and a new hat. I was informed where I could get both. We dashed to the adjoin- ing building in which was housed an ultra- modem Cafeteria run by Barbara Anson. Before I had time to think about it, I was on the road to Rochdale. Beyond Dawn Acres, I found the desired hat, glaring at me from the window of Ellen's fashion Salon. Head designer, Carol Bickford, came bustling in from the fitting room, with a mouth full of pins, to talk with the print- er, Irving Parkhurst, who had just arrived with the invitations to a fashion show. Ellen informed me that the joyce Ring modeling agency was handling the show, and Marilyn Eames, and Arlene Aube were fashion models. Finally after much commotion we headed toward the Valley. First we stopped at George Pike's gas station. At this point I was slightly famished and there was a unanimous suggestion that we all stop at the old Cyress Inn there I found the one and only proprietor to be none other than Bill Lundstrom who invited us to be seated, as Lois Stohlberg was about to give a con- cert! We ordered lobster, and after much clamor from the kitchen, our lobster ap- peared led by the head waiter, Ronald Luoma, followed by the Chef, Charlie McKeon. The meal was delicious. We then took our leave and began our journey back to the centre. We were stopped by Police Chief Chester Woodcock, but we soon talked our way out of that dilemma. By now I was exhausted from so much. social activity, and it was getting late I decided to start home, but not before I leamed of the where-abouts of the rest of the kids. Louise Cushing was married and had settled in town. Pat Criffen was head of the Leicester Auto School, doing a thriv- ing business, with Norma Maileas' able assistance. Marilyn Taylor and Rita Main- ville had built a hotel where Leicester junior College stood previously, and were doing a large tourist business. john Franson was the Lincoln Mercury Dealer here in Town competing with the Ford Dealer, Richard Sandstrom, a friendly rivalry though. They were financing their sales through the Maurice Finance Co. beaded by Maurice Martin. Thus all forty two were accounted for. It was great to see the old gang, but now back to work, tune into my television series, Pat Putters in the Pantry. PATRICIA PEARSALL SENIOR DINNER DANCE The Senior Class finished their memorable four years with a Dinner Dance at Hillcrest Country Club on May 30. The evening proved very successful and left with them, many unforgettable memories. 'B ' .WV fl J'53'f V ' 3' 'six Q 1 X Y 'fi' gif ,A 1 'IX A 1, x E L' .fkkx ' J' , - , - -- A 1' r ,xg ff .-T : ' sw I gl' -:Ya -A Y 3 ., , ,ai o . X X 1 ' K M' if x g K4 . Sit back and relax! if 'QW' N955 Yxafiooxx Everybody Looked So Nice! Commencement june 3, 1953 Valedictorian-Frances Rose Schlikcr Salutatorian-Louise Sarah Lamson Class Orator-William Alexander Van Hook Class Motto-Carpe Res Class Colors-Blue and VVhite 1953 Class ong lVords to the tune of Wonderful Wonderful Copen hagerf' lV0rds written by Marilyn Taylor VVonderful, wonderful Leicester High School Friendly old school of the town 'Neath her cloudless sky On this merry day Let us leave and say farewell. To our wonderful, wonderful underclassmou All our our troubles we leave May your class he fine And your trip suhlimc To our classmates, Classmates, wonderful, wonderful, classmates of Leicester High. 15? fiilbslrff ' 3 v-,N if ,A . s.fa'gQ-. Awards Good Citizenship Award Nancy Lydia LUOIIIQI Best All Around Girl Award Ernestinc Ann Girard Best All Around Boy Award VVilliam George Lundstrom Girl's Science Sclwlarslrip Award Alice Carol Bic-kford Boyfs Science Scholarship Award William Alexander Van Hook Beckcr College Scholarship Key Louise Sarah Lamson The Arthur D. LaMottc Memorial Award Frances Rose Schlikcr 1 . A. 8.1 CLASS WILL Be it known to all persons, that we the graduating class of 1953 at Leicester High School, in the town of Leicester, in the county of Worcester, in the state of Massachusetts, being of sound and disposing mind and judgment, having completed three and almost four years at said institution, do hereby, make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, that we may justly share these our properties with those, our successors, having revoked all previous wills and codicils by us made. After payment of our funeral expenses, we give, devise and bequeath to our lawful heirs as follows: To Mr. Tierney, our Superintendent-we leave a lit- tle jet plane for quick trips between Wood- cock Hall and L. H. S. Mr. Skelley, our Principal-we leave this piggy bank for the telephone money. Miss Harmon, our Advisor-we leave this mega- phone so that you might be heard above the din in Room 2. Mrs. Brown-we leave the traditional lemon me- ringue pic. Mr. Wallace-wc leave the remaining Maroon bills and our hopes for a more ambitious class, ncxt year. Miss F rye-we leave these books for her special reading class. Mr. Boule-we leave these travel folders for that vacation we want you to have. Miss Scannell-we leave a hall, all your own for thc girls basketball team. Mr. Noone-we leave this gun to start the track team off on the right foot. Miss Helen McPartland-we leave this pencil sharpener-all your own. Mr. Madden-we leave this key ring, guaranteed to stay in your pocket. Miss Christine McPartland-we leave t.hese coat hangers, so you can replace the ones you bor- rowed from the cloak room. Mr. Comer-we leave this pair of rubber pants so that your daughter can have one pair and you can have a pair to carry around with you. Mr. Sullivan-we leave these electric light bulbs to replace all those broken by the P ysics class. Miss della Sala-we leave this set of modem living room furniture for next year's Senior Play set. Mr. Sparks-we leave this box of essential tools for tempermcntal automobiles. Mrs. Vernon-we leave this telephone to install in your car. Mr. Dorr-we leave this little black book to keep the dates of all the dances next year. Mrs. Melendy-we leave this set of china for Career Day next year. As each insignificant underclassman hears his or her name, he, regardless of any mental or physical deficiency, will rise and face the audience as will the upperclassman. Joan Roberts-leaves to jean Mattson, her height. Cy Lundstrom-leaves to Donald jubinville, his wonderful excuses for staying out of school. Pat Criliin-leaves to june Parse, her athletic ability. Lester Boyer-leaves to any junior, his job as Editor of the Arrow. Nancy Luoma-leaves to Ruth Owen, her ability to roam the corridors, always on official busi- ness. Bob Gallagher-leaves to Paul Reidl, his smooth dancing ability. Lois Stohlberg-leaves Carol Ann Russell to sing at all Glee Club perfomiances. Duane Audette-leaves to Glenn Martin, his famous crew cut. Frances Schliker-leaves to jane Van Hook, her place on the honor roll. Ken Bohlin-leaves to Stanley Burdzel, the job of running The Clock. - Louise Cushing-leaves to be with Danny. jim O'Donnel.l-leaves to Tommy Kent, his shy way with the girls. Carol Bickford-leaves to be with Ruth. Red Luoma-leaves to Mickey Foy, his athletic am- bitions. Madeline Shepard-leaves to Lizzie johnson, her gift of gab. john Franson-leaves David Benoit, to chauffeur the girls to work after school. Connie Adamowicz-leaves to Dotty King her quiet, shy mannerisms. Irving Parkhurst-leaves Alan Falk, the task of bothering Miss McPartland. Barbara Anson-leaves her drum to any member of the drum corps who wants it. Ed Lussier-leaves to any Dutchman, his part in the Senior Play. Arlene Aube-leaves as quietly as she came. George Pike-leaves to Paul Campbell, his auto- mobile problems. Marilyn Eames-leaves to Tivie Hyland, her way with the boys. Maurice Martin-leaves his stool in the lab to any- one who wants it. Emestine Girard-leaves all the headaches that go with editing the Maroon to the incoming editor. Shirley Haley-leaves without a sound. Alec Van Hook-leaves to Peter Larson, his scien- tiiic ability. Nonna Mailea-leaves to Frances Goodick, her shorthand problems. Richard Ferguson-leaves to be with the Navy officers. Rita Mainville-leaves to Maxine Bickford, her ever popular giggle. Gloria Martin-leaves to dream of her sailor boy, in peace. Beverly Mason-leftl Charlie McKeon-leaves with a sigh of relief. Margot MacLaughlin-leaves her desk in Mr. Madden's room to anyone who wants it. Connie Page-leaves to keep her eyes on Stevie. Dick Sandstrom--leaves to Roger Robillard his quiet manner. Pat Pearsall-leaves in a cloud of dust and with a a roar of the motor. Saul Shanit-leaves Ronnie Theberge, to bother Miss della Sala in Senior English class. Joyce Ring-leaves to Betty King, her Ipana nnile. Ruth Hisoire-leaves to joan King, her wittiness. Marilyn Taylor-leaves to take her place next to to Florence Nightingale. Chester Woodcock-leaves his job as mailman to anyone who has the time. To the President of the Freshman Class-we leav th' ' ' b k more picnic. e is picnic as et for your Sopho- To the President of the Sophomore Class-we leave this bottle of silver polish to keep those class rings sparkling. G To the President of the junior Class-to you we leave the title Senior, and the front seats in assembly hall. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said Leicester High School graduating class of 1953, in the presence of us, who at their request, in their presence, and in the pres- ence of each other, hav he b ' ' ' June, 1953 A. D. Witnesses: Ike and Mamie e reunto su scribed our names as witnesses on this 2nd day of S igned: Ellen Kent 1' J' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lundstrom Aunt Germaine's Doughnut Shop Sadick's Shoe Store Terry's Shoe Service Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph E. Alisch Mr. Thaddeus Adamowicz Maggie Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred A. Anson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Robert M. Merrit, jr Everett Hokanson john E. Hokanson Robert A. McCailiE Herbert S. May, jr. Richard Stone Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith Mr. and Mrs. Oscar V. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Rossiter A. M. Latour Co. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Reidy Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Warner Miss Helen E. McPartland Miss Phyllis Stanikmas Mrs. Ethel M. Cushing Danny and Louise Mr. and Mrs. Emest Girard Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Taylor Mrs. Marion Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Emmett O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Griflin PATRONS Carolyn, Emil and Debby Alisch Shirley and Gene Haley Mr. and Mrs. john Comer Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Luoma Mr. and Mrs. jacob Luoma Mr. james E. Mailea Leicester Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Emile E. Mainville Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mosher Mr. and Mrs. G. W. johnson Dr. and Mrs. Ivan johnson Mr. and Mrs. john E. MacLaughlin Martha E. MacLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Kent Steven E. Fikoski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page Mr. and Mrs. james Noone Mr. and Mrs. john j. Wallace Mrs. Rose Schliker Mr. and Mrs. john B. Shepard Mr. and Mrs. I. Stohlberg Katy King Pete Allard Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Riopel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Francis Forgit Mr. William Sparks Miss Nellie Harmon Miss Mary Scannell Mrs. Alice Brown Miss justine della Sala Miss Christine McPartland . and Mrs. Edward Boule Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr. Theodore Hopkins . and Mrs. George K. Sawyer, jr and Mrs. Wilfred E. Hisoire and Mrs. Edward Skelly Collette Service Station Sibley's Farm A. B. C. Stone Margaret McKeon Moe St. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Shanit Rita Bradley julia Menzigian Mr. and Mrs. Omer Martin Mrs. Anita Nixon Miss Gloria Aquaro Miss Margorie E. Frye Mr . and Mrs. S. L. Sandstrom Mr. Mr. Mr Mr and Mrs. George P. Pike and Mrs. j. L. Sandstrom and Mrs. j. Stanley Sandstrom and Mrs. Andrew Van Hook Miss Amelia White The Corridor Girls Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan Complimentr of Worcester wning Co. ' TELEPHONE LEICESTER 5811 LEICESTER AVING ANK LEICESTER, MASSACHUSETTS DEPOSITS DRAW INTEREST FROM THE FIRST DAY OF EVERY MONTH 1953 DIVIDENDS AT THE RATE OF 3'Zz PER ANNUM. Warren C. Lane Walter A. McMullin Charles E. McMullin President Treasurer Vice-Treasurer Cherry Valley Builders Supply 190 Main St., Cherry Valley, Mass. Doors - Windows - Plywoods Lumber - Hardware - Paints Asphalt 8a Wood Shingles - Clapboards GULF STATION CHERRY VALLEY JOI-IN'S Super Market Known for quality meats 1168 MAIN STREET WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of BURKE,S DAIRY BAR and BURKES SOCONY SERVICE 410 Pleasant Street Leicester VALLEY DINER Fine F oods - Reasonable Prices 1546 MAIN STREET CHERRY VALLEY MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of Laport Studios Irving B. Barrows 81 Co. Hardware - Plumbing - Paints 1083 Main Street Worcester, Mass. C. N. Barton 8K Son Jewelers WEBSTER SQUARE 1114 Main Street Worcester, Mass L A U R E L , S Custom Wallpapers Walter A. Marchessault Texaco Service 117419 MAIN STREET Dia' 28839 Worcester 3, Massachusetts 1275 Main Street Worcester, Mass. White's 5.10.31.00 Stores Success to the Graduates of 1953 1084 Main Street 252 Lincoln Street WORCESTER, MASS. 136 Main Street SPENCER, MASSACHUSETTS LEICESTER SCHOOLS All Girl Drum 8a Bugle Corps Association Kings Shell Service Station 154 MAIN STREET CHERRY VALLEY, MASS. Ed QSmokeyj King, Manager We give gold arrow stamps We redeem Compliments of WEST TATNUCK Super Market Worcester Mass. Compliment: of Leicester Package Store Compliments of Callahan Brothers Funeral Directors TRUMBULL SQUARE WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Russell Manufacturing Co. MAIN STREET LEICESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Venetian Blinds Sold and Repaired George F. Ferguson 1184 MAIN STREET LEICESTER MASS. Best Wishes Carleton Woolen Mills Inc. ROCHDALE MASSACHUSETTS Best Wishex WORCESTER DYERS INC. Leicester Massachusetts Phone 5301 Since 1921 BACON'S GARAGE Complete Truck and Passenger Frame and Alignment Service Compliments of P. S. Dubrey Trucking Co. Arrow L. P. Complimentx of BOTTLED GAS M.K.M. Hosiery The Modern Fuel . for Mills, Inc. Cooking - Hot Water - Refrigeration Rochdale House Heating I . Massachusetts Cylznder and Tank Truck Delwery R' 8'f'Ci.?HIQ.?3EN McDERMOTT ' BROTHERS ROCHDALE General Grocers MASSACHUSETTS Phone Leicester 6971 or 3761 Telephone Leicester 6811 Becker Junior College WORCESTER MASSACHUSETTS A Career School of Business The demand for those who have the highly technical skills in business is far in excess of the supply. This is your opportunity to prepare for a Successful and happy career. ACCOUNTANCY EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL SECRETARIAL RETAIL MERCHANDISING COMMERCIAL JOURNALISM ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIAL SECRETARIAL FINISHING STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL Fall Term begins September 14 Transfer privileges with many of our leading colleges Authorized to confer the Associate in Science Degree Catalog on Request Best of Everything to the Leon P. Charles B. Class of ,53 PAGE 81 PAGE Plumbing Heating Mercier Studio Pleasant Street Telephone 9091 Leicester 9 ELM STREET WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS BASTIAN BROS. CO. ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Designen and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards Come to the Castle Restaurant and Dairy Bar and enjoy fine foods in a pleasant atmosphere MAIN STREET LEICESTER Stanley Nicas, Prop. Compliments of Crest Motor Sales 503 E. MAIN STREET SPENCER, MASSACHUSETTS BUTLER INSURANCE Fire Insurance - Automobile Insurance And all other fonns of Insurance PAXTON STREET LEICESTER, MASS. Tel. 8661 Television and Radio Center Y,S Expert Repair and Servicing FOOD MART 10 MECHANIC STREET SPENCER, MASSACHUSETTS Business Phone 2202 Complete Line of Quality Foods MAIN STREET LEICESTER, MASS. PHONE LEICESTER 7181 Fuel Oils Coal Domestic Industrial New England Coke Rochdale Fuels Rochdale, Mass. A Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '53 The George E. Duffy Manufacturing Co. Worcester Massachusetts f W. N. SPRAGUE Fuel. . . Oil. . . Range Burner Service Bottled Gas Grove Street Tel. 4211 LEICESTER Leicester Junior College Leicester, Massachusetts Courses for Culture and Careers at- Leicester. A New England junior College . . . Co-Educational . . . 169th Year In Division of Business Administration: lnfer-American Trade Legal Secrelary Med. Denial Secrelery Merchandising Fabric Accounling Finance Adverfising Execufive Secrefary Business Managemenf In Division of Liberal Arts: General Ed ucaiion Home Menagemenf Fine Arls Major Pre-Law Drama Meier Pre-Oplomefry Journalism Public Relafions Riggers License 16422 Telephone 7086 C g 't l ti s to RAEBURN L RING THE CLASS OF '53 1263 Main Street Leicester, Mass. From the CLASS OF '54 C. E. Streeter Xi Sons Gas - Appliances ROCHDALE Leia. 3489 Interior and Exterior Decorating Minor Repair Work Wallpapering Floors Finished Compliments of The Cheerleaders B Best Wishes Hillcrest Country Club Banquets and Weddings Charlotte and Jimmy Dolan, Prop. Telephone Leicester 4731 Leicester Massachusetts 0 S T E N ' S J Compliments of FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS WOGLEN YEARBOOKS - AWARDS MILLS Ed Cullen, Representalive BOX 1468 WORCESTER MASS SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS ANDY'S Esso Service Gas - Repairs V MILL STREET ROCHDALE, MASSACHUSETTS GEORGE E. McKENNA F ire Insurance 105 PAXTON STREET Leicester, Mass. Phone 4961 H. F. Davis Tractor Co. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT FARM MACHINERY Compliments of 1035 Commonwealth Ave. 490 Main sf. Mr. and Mrs. Cherry Valley, Mass. Leic. 3431 Geor e 0,D0nneu Boston, Mass. Stadium 6500 g 1 Holyoke, Mass. 7831 Tel. Leic. 9421 Dolan's Carroll Store ENT WISTLE'S Sunoco Service Station Main and Q , I Mechanic Streets Motor Speclalist - Wheel Alignment Road Service - Lubrication Phone 431 soo MAIN STREET SPENCER MASS- LEICESTER MASS. Q 9 I Irish S Socony Station VALLEY Lubrication - Auto Accessories Tires - Batteries - Tubes Complete Wash Jobs 9 SOUTH MAIN ST 147 MAIN STREET Phone Leicester 5911 9 South Main Street Leicester, Mass. Phone Leicester 4721 CHERRY VALLEY MASS' Best Wishes Worcester Tool 81 Stamping Co. Hankey Street Rochdale, Massachusetts Mfg. Luggage and Tool Box Hardware Contract Electroplating Compliments of The Silver Grille A l Compliments of Open Year-Round A Friend Bar-B-Que FRANKS Paxton Street Leicester, Mass. Leicester 64-41 Worcester 3-5342 Compliments of JOHN J. BROWN Insurance Agency Leicester Auto School Service from your Home Dual Controls Worcester 7 CHERRY STREET Leicester William H. Murphy Serving Spencer SPENCER, MASSACHUSETTS Paxton Aubum Telephone 557 Nights and Holidays 764 Taxi Sgrvicg Compliments of QUINN'S GARAGE , , WORCESTER Truck1ng Service SPINNTNG 8: FINISHING 11 PLEASANT STREET SPENCER, MASSACHUSETTS Westinghouse Appliances Richer Electric Company, Inc. WEST MAIN ST., LEICESTER, MASS. Leicester 8441 Paul R. Richer Master Electrician CO. Dyers 81 Finishers of Knit Goods 80 CHAPEL STREET Cherry Valley Massachusetts FARRELL 81 SHEARY METRO-BOWL INC. Range Oil - Fuel Oil Choice of Particular People Gasoline - Motor Oil 543 Park Ave- WOFCCSYCF Telephone 2-9619 or 5-3307 1095 MAIN ST. 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