Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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O ' Brien 1958 MAROON The relentless hand of time has tolled off the seconds of our high school careers. The four happiest years of our young lives are at an end. Today, June 4, 1958, there is a joyous feeling prompted by the realization that our goal of grad¬ uation has been attained. Conversely, this air of rejoicing is overshadowed by a vast emptiness of heart as graduation, in its inimitable and inevit¬ able way, proceeds to separate us from our class¬ mates. We trust and confidently hope, however, that the many intimate friendships which we have formed over this four year period will not cease but will continue to flourish in the years ahead. To further us along toward this objective, we have dedicated our Senior Year to the formation of a volume that will re-awaken our minds and hearts to the days that we once enjoyed in the glorious past at Leicester High School. You are kindly invited to reminisce with us now as we relive these memorable days in pictures and in words, found here in our yearbook, the 1958 Maroon. BOB YOUNG and PAUL BUTLER Maroon Staff Co-Editors My Dear Graduates, In discussing the development of man, John Lancaster Spaulding once said that the greatest service we can perform is to give to each human being a right intellectual education so that no child of God may live with a darkened mind. Therefore, the specific function of any school is the making of minds. As such, it is an intellectual agency. For the past four years at Leicester High School, Mr. Skelley and his com¬ petent staff of teachers have concerned themselves with your mental develop¬ ment, fully realizing that the noblest virtue of their profession is to provide you with the type of education that will enlighten your minds so as you may Mr. Edmund F. Tierney, Superintendent face bravely the challenge of the fu- 7 r ture. That they have succeeded in this endeavor is apparent by the keen re¬ sponse of colleges and local business firms to applying members of this year ' s graduating class. It is a source of great comfort to me to know that your growth in knowledge and understand¬ ing has been fostered and promoted at Leicester High School. FAREWELL TO MR. SKELLEY Not that we loved the other faculty members less, but that we loved Mr. Skelley more. Although he was as constant as the northern star in en¬ forcing strict school-regulations, his ways were quite gentle and admirable qualities were so mixed in him that we might proudly say to all our friends, This is our principal! In conclusion, the Class of 1958 addresses these lines to this famed Shakespearean authority: Forever, and forever, farewell, Mr. Skelley! If we do meet again, why, we shall smile; If not, why then, this parting was well made. Hr. Edward L. Skelley, Principal 2 Dedication In appreciation for his cheerfulness, his helpfulness, and his devotion to Leicester High School and its students, we, the Class of 1958 dedicate this yearbook to.. MR. JAMES A. TIVNAN 5 V Faculty FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Justine V. dela Sala, Marjorie E. Frye, Mary B. O ' Neil, Edward L. Skelley, Christine P. McPartland, Mary C. Scannell, Frances E. Devlin. BACK ROW: Edward J. Sullivan, John E. Comer, John F. Madden, James A. Tivnan, Paige R. Rowden, Barry J. Argento, Edward J. Boule, E. Jay Tierney. A Tribute To The Faculty The test of a true leader is to know the way, go the way, and show the way. As we con¬ clude our high school careers on this memorable evening of June 4, 1958, we are very grate¬ ful to the men and women who comprise our high school faculty. They have nourished and guided our minds in such a capable way as to bring to consummation the hopes and dreams we entertained as starry-eyed freshmen in the autumn of 1954. Then, the signpost with the arrow indicating Graduation - 1958 had a faraway meaning to us. Tonight, the four-year journey along the path of secondary education comes to an end, for the vague destination of yesteryear has been reached. As the captain of a ship thanks God for a pleasant voyage when port is arrived at safely, we would like to thank our teachers at this time for leading us to this happy occasion. Each of them truly deserves the title of true leader. MISS MARJORIE E. FRYE, English MR. EDWARD J. BOULE, History MR. JOHN F. MADDEN, Commercial MR. EDWARD J. SULLIVAN, Chemistry MR. JOHN E. COMER, Mathematics MISS MARY C. SCANNELL, Languages 5 MISS JUSTINE V. DELLA SALLA, Guidance MR. PAIGE R. ROWDEN, Civics MISS CHRISTINE P. McPARTLAND, Art MISS MARY B. O ' NEIL, Languages 6 MR. HARRY H. GAUMOND, Music MISS FRANCES E. DEVLIN, Commercial MR. JAMES A. TIVNAN, English MR. JOHN PHELAN, Science MR. BARRY J. ARGENTO, History MR. E. JAY TIERNEY, English MR. RICHARD DAVIDSON, Mathematics MR. JOHN SAVAGE, History 7 Nil Sine Numine 8 ROBERT C. YOUNG Class Day Address Parents, Teachers, and Friends, As president of the Class of 1958 it is a dis¬ tinct pleasure for me to welcome you to our Class Day program. Today, as we review the past four years, many pleasant memories will be revived. To whom do we owe these memories ? Maybe it is our parents who have stood by us during these long but quickly sped years. They who have been joyful with us in our times of joy, helped us in our moments of depression, were proud of us because of our accomplishments, and inspired us on to higher goals. Perhaps it is our teachers who have taught us not only the 3 R ' s but the essential fundamentals of fair play that are so necessary to lead us into the world and to a full life. Or it could be one of our many friends whose thoughtfulness in our well-being showed us the way to life and the fulfillment of our dreams. Yet, underlying all these thoughts, we find a spirit -- the spirit of Leicester High School. A spirit handed down by each graduating class to the freshmen entering in the fall, but yet re¬ tained as they go forth into the world. A spirit which guides us in our athletic contests and in our school projects. May it now help us along with divine guidance as we proceed into the world to prove our worth and to help us live up to the standards set by those who have preceded us. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS MOTTO Nil Sine Numine CLASS COLORS Gold and White SEATED: Bob Young, president. STANDING, Left to Right: Joan O ' Brien, treasurer; Margaret Fitch, secretary; Judith Russell, vice-president. 9 CAROL ANN ANDERSON Carol Musical genius . . . born for mischief ... a real hot rod in her black Buick . . . Red . . . pet peeve - Mr. Madden . . . Oh, shut up! . . . most talented . . . ambition is to become a famous pianist. THEODORE PAUL ANTANAVICA Ted Rumbling along in his Hudson tank . . . Judy . . . God ' s gift . . . messenger boy for J. P. . . . blushing . . . real dead eye . . . Look, Ted, smoke! . . . his goal is to blow up Leicester High School. CAROL ANN HARBESTER Harbie Contagious laugh . . . long bike rides . . . Going to Rainbow? . . . friendly . . . activity period crammer . . . church dances . . . Have you done your chem? . . . rarely serious . . . comedienne . . . nursing career. KATHERINE MAE BEST Kathy Glen . . . dimples . . . devilish eyes . . . dancing .... hot rod . . . brilliant commercial student . . . corridor girl Bring that candy back, George . . . giggles . . . feminine . . . cute . . . oh, no! . . . teacher ' s pet. 10 PAUL LAIGHTON BUTLER, III Terry Last-minute rush . . . essayist . . . pet peeve - Miss Frye . . . the crammer ... is it Harvard ? . . . Has anyone seen my books? . . . studious . . . sure to succeed . . . forever roosting on National Honor Society. DONALD ROY CARLSON Don Small of stature ... a giant of a gentleman . . . the appliance touch . . . hidden personality and charm ... a unique way with the women . . . the truck . . . his pleasant manner will take him far along the road to success. NANCY JANE COOPER Nancy Winsome . . . Candy, anyone? . . . private secretary . . . a smile for everyone . . . quiet . . . tiny voice . . . pony tail . . . small in stature only . . . easy to know and easy to like. PATRICIA ANN COTE Pete Reticent . . . little, but wonderful . . . very gracious . . . filled with Grade A brains . . D. A. haircut . . . twinkling eyes ... I don ' t know ... a study room teacher ' s delight . . . nursing career. 11 mam fie . . PATRICIA ANN DORR Pat Blushing . . . quiet at school, but oh , outside! . . . tall and reserved . . . drum corps . . . Joyrides with C.A. . . . Are you nervous ? Nope! ... her good nature and friendly ways are two of her many assets. MARIE ANN DUFRESNE Marie Quiet . . . Oh, gee! . . . third finger, left hand . . . Johnny ' s dream ... is she really quiet? . . . Howdy, you all . . . ladylike at all t imes . . . although a newcomer to L.H.S., her pleasant personality has won us all. ELIZABETH ELLEN EDDY Beth Feminine . . . Annie Oakley . . . farmer ' s daughter . . . Can I have your bread? . . . I ' m starved! . . . movies . . . horses . . . Ward School, here I come. . . . perpetual smile . . . worked like a beaver to insure the success of our yearbook. MARY JEAN FARRELL Jeanie Petite . . . cheerleader supreme . . . any team ' s delight on the sidelines . . . sweet and gracious . . . neat . . . giggle . . . Holy Cross . . . chic clothes . . . most sophis¬ ticated ... a little girl with a big smile. 12 MARGARET ROSE FITCH Peggy Vivacious . . . pony tail . . . Jack . . . rock ' n roll dan¬ cing . . . ardent sports fan . . . hot rod . . . nice sweaters . . . Pegirino . . . nose for mischief . . . Mercury . . . All the time, all the time! ... happiness and she walk hand in hand. BARBARA JEAN FLAGG Barb Pleasant . . . long hair and bobbie pins . . . Paul ... a teacher ' s joy . . . roller skating . . . pet peeve - U. S. History . . . long walks and then —? . . . with her determination and personality she will be a success. NEIL EDWARD FONGEALLAZ Neil Companionable . . . always smiling . . . chasing fires and tracking down girls . . . helpful . . . pest . . . Pontiac . . . cigars . . . writing short stories . . . always ready for a good time ... a good and true friend to all. HARRY ERLA FOX Foxy Unconcerned . . . first come, first served ($50) . . . one of the boys . . . muscular . . . hot ' 57 Nash . . . mighty hunter . . . Mr. Argento’s buddy . . . witty . . . quiet as a rule, but out of school-ooh! 13 BARBARA FRAZEL Fraz Sweetly sophisticated . . . Morgan Memorial Camp . . . short hair . . . nice clothes . . . trips to Boston . . . Quiet? You ' d be surprised! . . . pet peeve - art class . . . Frenchie . . . studious . . . natural curls . . . white bucks . . . demure. RUTH ESTHER GELATT Ruth Studious . . . quiet mar ter . . . conscientious . . . never reveals any emotion . . . curly hair . . . future private sec¬ retary . . . always a starlet on National Honor Society . . . whatever she does, she does with excellence. GEORGE STEPHEN GRADY Giggi Grasshopper . . . playmaker on the basketball team . . . Mr. Madden ' s buddy . . . great baseball manager ... a cutie to all the girls . . . plays hard to get . . . poses real cute with teddy bears and short girls . . . ardent Red Sox fan. EDWARD FRANCIS HENNESSY Buzzy Me and Jackie . . . ace of the football field . . . sly remarks . . . comical . . . homework? . . . prompt P.M. member . . . better late than never . . . like Silky Sullivan on the track field . . . has livened up many a slow class for us. 14 JOHN ANDREW HENNESSY Henn Athletic . . . parties and more parties . . . window climber! . . . girls, babes, and sheer chicks . . . always with the boys . . . humorous way . . . hunting expeditions . . . Peggy . . . when spring comes, he ' s gone fishin ' . . . football hero. DENNIS PHILIP HISOIRE Hizzy Reliable . . . rather quiet ? . . . ' 49 Fcrd - what a wreck!! ! . . . mousey . . . white shirts . . . ties ... a Socratic philosopher . . . avid student ... a Maroon Staff dynamo as he rounded up underclassmen on subscription payments. RUSSELL EVERETT HOKANSON Russ Hoke . . . Oh, what a headache! . . . Westboro . . . Tech or bust . . . rock ' n roll . . . Sure! . . . Saturday night escapades with E.T. . . . dry but witty humor ... a real smoothie. BEVERLY IRENE JOHNSON Bev Sparkling personality . . . long hair . . . Babe . . . rea. chatterbox . . . there ' s a long line of boys waiting . . . has a taste for clothes . . . impish grin . . . zoom . . . roller skating . . . very talkative but always very entertaining. 15 CAROLYN RUTH JOHNSON Carole Best looking . . . smart . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . sleepy (TV?) . . . casual clothes . . . blonde bombshell . . . sophisticated ... if looks count in this world, she owns it . . . will carry good cheer with her wherever she goes. JOSEPH EDWARD KELMAN Joe Bellboy, anyone ? . . . the mad scientist . . . inventions . . . have car that will travel fast . . . Did you hear this one? . . . Backache, Joe? . . . expected to be in missile destined for moon ... a good sport . . . sense of humor. PHILIP EARLE KENNEN Phil Barb . . . always smiling . . . Don ' t anybody touch my wave! . . . pizza . . . my customized ' 49 . . . ace skier . . . very cooperative . . . born for the outdoors . . . combines good looks with a pleasing personality. CHARLES EDWARD KENT Butch Versatile . . . dashing looks . . . basketball phenom . . . different shirts . . . Pat . . . four-sport star and plays them all to perfection ... a most worthy captain . . . running projector . . . errands . . . chugging along in his green hornet . . . art . . . Norwich-bound. 16 JAMES AGUSTAF LARSON Jimmy Most bashful . . . air of intelligence . , . quiet but re¬ sourceful . . . pet peeve - oral talks . . . famous for the words he never utters . . . silence is golden . . . well-liked by all . . . with his friendly manner he will surely succeed. CAROL THERESA LATOUR Carol Cordial . . . little, but mighty . . . Louie . , . Fight, team, fight! ... always an inspiration to the team . . . Oklahoma and then where? . . . diamonds are a girl ' s best friend . . . Postman, postman, hop like a bunny, get these letters to my honey. NANCY ANN LeBARON Nancy Witty and full of fun . . . frosh boys at Tech . . . Greer. Hill Park and Bancroft Tower . . . youth group parties . . . Y. W.C.A. and Y. M.C.A. . . . Ipana smile . . . always carved a niche on National Honor Society . . . sincere desire to get ahead. ANN SYLVIA LIZOTTE Stretch Punky . . . petite and sweet, but oh she ' s neat! . . . you may not see her, but you can bet you ' ll hear her . . . Oh, that Drivers ' Ed! . . . Bye, bye, Mr. G. and your music! . . . Dunkin Do-nuts ... a likeable companion with many friends. 17 KATHLEEN MARGARET Me GRAIL Kathy English whiz . . . nice taste in clothes . . . future teacher . . . serious . . . most brilliant . . . record hops . . . D.A. R. Representative . . . long black hair . . . skirts and sweaters . . . pleasant . . . nice to know. THOMAS EDMOND MORIN Tommy Came to us in the final months . . . his arrival caused a mild sensation among the senior girls . . . accounting whiz . . . likes girl graduates of L. H. S. . . . sweaters . . . heap big hunter ... a friend worth treasuring. KATHLEEN MARIE MORRILL Cashie Gigi and the Navy . . . Nona Pollard . . . long hair . . . locker room member ... a ready smile for all . . . pizza party . . . He ' s a hot spook! ... Paul . . . here for a year, but we ' ll treasure her friendship forever. JOAN FRANCES O ' BRIEN Joanie Shorty . . . dues collector . . . pony tail . . . third finger, left hand . . . Johnny . . . impeccable dress . . . extensive wardrobe . . . Junior Prom Queen . . . secretarial whiz . . . always ready and waiting with a helping hand. 18 BARBARA MAY ROBIDOUX Barb Sociable . . . Babs . . . best natured .... a personality kid . . . Gary . . . Green Hill Park . . . deep voice and laugh . . . small, but wow! . . . Rose Jordan . . . blushing . . . Serious, are you kidding ? SYLVIA JEAN RONDEAU Syl Full of life ... a certain tall, red-headed boy . . . counter girl . . . chatterbox . . . sparkling wit . . . caution to the wind . . . self-styled hairdo . . . blue fur collar . . . infec¬ tious laugh . . . fun to be with ... a future woman wrestler. JUDITH RUSSELL Russie Worker . . . friendly . . . tops in softball as well as bas¬ ketball . . . enthusiastic . . . sports fan . . . loyal . . . cheerful . . . Oh, wretched madness! . . . When ' s lunch? . . . Men will come and men will go, but I ' ll go on forever! . . . most all-around girl. CHARLES HOWARD SARGENT Sarg A real dazzler . . . likes the women, especially those out of town . . . real hidden talent - where? . . . rock ' n roll . . . record hops . . . New Year ' s Eve - yikes! . . . witty . . . basketball whiz . . . bane of all teachers . . . that ' s our Charlie. 19 JUDITH MARIE SENOSK Judy Attractive blonde . . . neatly dressed . . . Mr. Madden ' s bookkeeper ... the old Buick . . . identification bracelet . . . Blinstrub ' s . . . roller skating . . . notes in Office Practice . . . sweet and genuine . . . charming manner. ROBERT EDWARD SHEA Bob Best dressed . . . tall with dark, wavy hair . . . hot rodding in that Nash on Monday nights . . . basketball . . . home¬ work trouble . . . never in a hurry . . . not a care in the world . . . they go wild, simply wild over me. JOSEPH PAUL STAKUN Stake Carol . . . locker raider . . . junior pilot ... a sure boy . . . completed that inimitable trio which included Tile and Hokanson ... a Packard man . . . Rosencrantz . . . has a secret formula for being able to get away with wisecracks in class. EDWARD FRANCIS TILC, JR. Tilcy Future orator . , . another sure boy . . . rock ' n roll . . . First National . . . saying what comes naturally . . . worker . . . Texas ! ? . . . University of New Hampshire- bound , . . Teddy Bear . . . Saturday night flings . . . Tile did it! 20 ANDREW LOUIS VAN HOOK Buck Curly . . . boots and saddles . . . ranks next to Rex Trailer as New England ' s top cowboy . . . Westboro kid . . . allergy is school . . . casual . . . Don Juan Buck . . . Model T . . . carefree and gay as he goes down life ' s merry way. JOHN HERBERT WILLIAMSON Bud Photographer . . . diminutive in size only . . . bottom locker . . .. sharp clothes . . . House of Doherty . . . ivy league . . . crew cut . . . homework trouble . . . will miss ole dictionary he used to clamber up to water fountain. ERNEST HENRY WOOLDRIDGE, JR. Ernie Rotund . . . hot convertible . . . Duffy ' s prize boy . . . Sue . . . blockbuster of a lineman on the football team . . . history courses ... a huge pachyderm with the heart of a kitten . . . lives to eat, and eats to live. ROBERT CLAYTON YOUNG Bob Popular ... a born leader . . . our capable Class Presi¬ dent . . . most brilliant . . . most all-around boy . . . loads of fun . . . athlete . . . little black book . . . Thump . . . tireless worker . . . slave driver to the seniors . . . Boys ' State Representative . . . he ' s the greatest! 21 Class Most Talented Best Natured Contributed Most To Class Most Serious Best Looking Most Quiet Most Brilliant Most Sophisticated Superlatives Best Personality Cutest fanWHH ■ «««■ ■ «« Most Bashful Wittiest Most Popular Best Dressed l . 4 JjKj vtHeSs Most Likely To Succeea Most Athletic Laugh... Repent, You Sinner! Yikes! H ' lo There, White Father. A Low-Down Conversation Harry, Don ' t Wake Up The Teacher. Yummy. Can ' t Wait! 24 Joe, You ' re Mad! Hrmmph. Send The Bum In! and the world... Ouch! Paul, You ' ve Been Drinking. What ' s The Scoop, Beth? Barbara, It Ain ' t That Bad. Don ' t Be Cruel, Boys. That ' s Stretchin ' It A Bit. Make It Nice And Sticky, Buzz. It Ain ' t Gonna Go No More. 25 laughs with you Zorro That ' ll Keep Her Quiet, Pat! C ' mon, You Sap! Ticklish, Chari? 26 You ' ve Had It, Russ! Oh, That Mr. Madden! u N D E R C L A S S M E N Freshman Class Officers SEATED: George Albro, president. STANDING, Left to Right: Kathleen Kane, treasurer; Christina Hyland, secretary; Richard Kennedy, vice-president. Junior Class Officers SEATED: Francis Kennedy, president. STANDING, Left to Right: Ovelina Zaveski, secretary; Ruth Anger, treas¬ urer; Ronald Friel, vice-president. ■v Sophomore Class Officers SEATED: Donald Albro, president. STANDING, Left to Right: Louise Scott, secretary; Elaine Williams, vice-pres¬ ident; Linda Latour, treasurer. m 27 Junior Class c y § s % P-. 0) w I u S c o ■h oj ' d S C 28 Sophomore Class a! a w , CD fO ( XJ C Q CO ' - X 5 ■a o a o C 5 29 Freshman Class ■M £ Q) - 0 J 1 £ C O -M -rH -M W U H C ■Sotl. 5 fc I •— § os 3 5 s a ' O Ph U 2 - c -g f0 1 O f0 5 o w h ° p 2 I 3 ” o O u (0 M $ -h •so q o D • m ■a „ u 30 LEICESTER HIGH SCHOO? Driver Education Program The course in Driver Education is ir the capable hands of Mr. Barry Argento. His expert teaching and guidance has transformed potentially good drivers into better drivers. DRIVER EDUCATION PROGRAM Courtesy of CREST MOTOR SALES Debating I earn Under the inspiration and direction of Miss Marjorie Fry, the members of this year ' s Debating Team gained inval¬ uable experience in public speaking and clear, quick thinking. ■ m Leicester High Band The Leicester High Band was organized at the start of the school year. Much of its success is due to its capable director, Mr. Harry Gaumond, who gen¬ erated the enthusiasm needed to bring this v ell-functioning unit into existence. A C T I V I T I E S 31 Maroon Staff SEATED, Left to Right: Robert Young and Paul Butler, co-editors. STANDING, First Row: Barbara-Robidoux, Neil Fongeallaz, Sylvia Rondeau, Nancy Cooper, Judith Russell, Carol Latour, Joan O ' Brien, Dennis Hisoire, and Sylvia Lizotte. STANDING, Rear: Katherine Best, Nancy LeBaron, and Elizabeth Eddy. Arrow Staff 32 SEATED, Left to Right: Mary McKay, Sylvia Rondeau, Nancy LeBaron, Katherine Best, Margaret Fitch, Carol Latour, and Kathy Harney. STANDING: Carol Fitzsimmons, Ruth Anger, Mary Young, George Grady, Robert L ' Homme, Robert Shea, Louise Scott, Thomas Dodge, Judith Dube, John Hennessy, Ovelina Zaveski, Charles Kent, Francis Kennedy, Suzanne VanHook, and Helen Jodrey. Band LEFT TO RIGHT: Caroline Riegel, Linda Harris, Frank Sroka, Margaret Culver, Nina Snow, LaTenne Almon, Edward Thompson, Patricia Gallant, Joan Phipps, Alberta Harty, Margaret Beck, Mr. Gaumond, and Donald Guerra. Debating Team SEATED, Left to Right: Jean Leake, Ruth Anger, Marilyn Kennen, Sandra Doane, Kathy Harney, and Miss Frye, advisor. STANDING: Marjorie Cooper, Herb Williamson, Evelyn Magnuson, Edward Tile, Paul Stakun, Paul Butler, Thomas Dodge, Russell Hokanson, Peter Pastorelli, and Thomas Morin. Corridor Girls SEATED, Left to Right: Demetra Fotiades, Katherine Best, Beverly Johnson, Judith Russell, and Sylvia Rondeau. STANDING: JoAnn Turner, Leslie Page, Joan Lord, Linda Anderson, Betty O ' Donnell, Carolyn Field, Caroline Shong, and Patricia Keating. Softball FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Patricia Wooldridge, Carolyn McCaffrey, Judith Manthorne, Kathy Snay, Kathy Barnes, Kathy Harney, Judith Gervais, Betty Lou Dahlstrom, and Miss Scannell, coach. SECOND ROW: Suzanne VanHook, Judith Gabriel, Gloria Mason, Kathleen Kane, Margaret Culver, Beverly Desautels, Marilyn Clarkson, and Lillian Brooks. REAR: Judith Russell, Sally Streeter, Caroline Riegel, Caroline Shong, Joan Phipps, Judith Bickford, Mary McKay, and Janet Going. 34 Maroon Subscription Committee mminimv FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sylvia Rondeau, tsaroara rodiooux, t aroi Latour, Sylvia Lizotte, Jean Farrell, Joan O ' Brien, and Donna Frotten. SECOND ROW: Paul Butler, Judith Russell, Kathy McGrail, George Grady, Kathy Morrill, Edward Tile, Nancy LeBaron, and Margaret Fitch. THIRD ROW: James Larson, Ruth Gelatt, Kathy Best, Beverly Johnson, Barbara Frazel, Charles Kent, and Robert Young. National Honor Society SEATED, Left to Right: James Larson, Robert Young, and Paul Butler. STANDING, First Row: Kathy Best, Kathy McGrail, Ruth Gelatt, Barbara Flagg, Nancy LeBaron, and Nancy Cooper. SECOND ROW: Frayer Comtois, Robert L ' Homme, Francis Kennedy, and Amelia Pucilauskas. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Pisarski, Ruth Anger, Marilyn Whitney, Mary Young, and Louise Scott. 35 Cheerleaders JEAN KNEELING: Co-Captains Jean Farrell and Carol Latour. STANDING: Louise Scott, Kathy Kane, Betty O ' Donnell, Mary McKay, Sally Streeter, and Christina Hyland. KATHY TINA SALLY MARY BETTY LOUISE 36 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK BASEBALL 1957—1958 R T S 37 FIRST ROW, Lett to Right: Coach Rowden, Co-Captain Robert Young, Co-Captain John Hennessy, Co-Captain Onaries Kent, and Assis¬ tant Coach Davidson. SECOND ROW: Norm Soucie, Norm Bergeron, William Aho, Thomas Jerome, Douglas Hager, and Edward Hennessy. THIRD ROW: Donald Guerra, Francis Kennedy, Albert Mallett, Clifford Albrecht, Russell Dodds, Daniel Bindhama:, and Victor Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Manager George Aibro, Donald Albro, Gordon Berryman, Roy Johnson, and Manager Richard Kennedy. 1957 Football Record LEFT TO RIGHT: Head Coach Paige Rowden, Co-Captain Jackie Hennessy, Co-Captain Bob Young, Co-Captain Butch Kent, and Assistant Coach Jay Tierney. 3 ' Wins 3 Losses 1 Tie 38 39 KNEELING, Center: Captain Butch Kent. LEFT TO RIGHT: John McDermott, Alan McCallie, Peter Letsky, Russell Wood, Paul Butler, Victor Taylor, Austin Childs, Robert Shea, Charley Sargent, Paul MacKenzie, Roy Johnson, Douglas Hager, and Daniel Bindhamer. STANDING: Head Coach Paige Rowden, George G ady, Ed Hennessy, Jim Hazzard, Bob Riedl, Bob Young, Francis King, Jackie Hennessy, and Assistant Coach Barry Argento. BOB YOUNG BUTCH KENT BUTCH MR. ROWDEN 40 ’ vmm . jAXWMl HHV HIM J timaS Si) k .y.f y j tST 4 W : at} Ira a iWWr Tlflrll rWiC ; ' ' , yjV §1 £;:-V LEICESTER HIGH VARSITY TEAM - Record: 5 Wins, 13 Losses 41 Opening Tap . . . Grady Controls and Shoots . . . Ooops! Shot Hits me ceiling . . . Now It ' s Coming Down . . . Ole Sam Sutton Fires . . . And Misses . . . Riedl Rebounds Quickly . . . Kent Taps It In. Action Leicester vs. Sutton 42 KNEELING, Center: Captain Judy Russell. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Scannell, Linda Latour, Bette Williamson, Judy Bickford, Mary McKay, Judy Gabriel, Helen Jodrey, Sally Streeter, Caroline Shong, and Kathy Harney. MISS SCANNELL JUDY 43 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: George Albro, Russell Wood, Ed Hennessy, Paul MacKenzie, Ray Johnson, Art Nolette, Richie Kennedy, John McDermott, and Coach Tivnan. SECOND ROW: Captain Butch Kent, Don Albro, Vic Taylor, Butch Casav an, Lennie Millette, Dave Schwartz, Austin Childs, Bill Aho, and Francis Kennedy. 1958 Baseball Record 0 Wins 7 Losses BUTCH MR. TIVNAN 44 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Gordon Berryman, Nick Mandella, Pete Letsky, Gene Butler, Don Guerra, Ed Hennessy, Russell Sweet, Francis Kennedy, and Coach Phelan. SECOND ROW: Ralph Phipps, Paul Butler, Dennis Bergin, Tony Sacovich, Bob Young, Joe Kelman, Butch Kent, and Ed Thompson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Hennessy, Bob ¥oung, Mr. Phelan, Paul Butler, and Butch Kent. 45 46 I957---I958 47 Junior Prom Date.May 17, 1957 Place . Leicester Auditorium Orchestra .... Russ Cole Motif - Our theme of Ori¬ ental Holiday was depic¬ ted brilliantly as our aud¬ itorium was miraculously transformed into a magic oriental wonderland. Tedious Snipping . . . Flowers For The Occasion . . . - - ■ : Adding A Little Shrubbery . . , Huffing and Puffing . . . 48 A Little Rickshaw Romance . . . Stakun Strikes Again - Ouch! . . . Ready For The Big Night . . . It Finally Arrives . . . A Romantic Sideline Interlude . . . And Chats With The Chaperones . . . 49 Queen Joan O ' Brien and Her Lovelies . . . Enjoying A Real Solid Number Mr. Madden Is Having A Good Time . . . Presentation To Miss Scannell And To Miss McPartiand Memories! ! ! 50 Christmas And A Few Refreshments . . . Last Dance Of The Evening. 51 Class Play ' Stranger ID HOTEL LOBBY in the Night ' ' SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. Argento, Kathy Morrill, Joe Keiman, Carolyn Johnson, Judy Russell, and Beverly Johnson. STANDING: Sylvia Rondeau, Ed Tile, Barbara Robidoux, Donna Frotten, Bob Young, Butch Kent, and Paul Butler. Signals Straight . . And Away We Go . . Betcha I ' ll Find The Criminal. So This Is The Big Payoff! . . . Wee, Sleekit, Cowrin, Tim ' rous Thief . . . All’s Well That Ends Well. 53 Dinner Dance ■WWWBW Enjoying A Smooth Number Our Faculty Admirers A Little Rest For The Weary Hold Still! Really Lounging Around Wine, Women, and Song 54 BARBARA FRAZEL Class History We, the Class of 1958, will keep in mind the knowledge which has been imparted to us during the past four years, and we realize that we would have obtained Nothing Without Divine Guidance. When we entered L.H.S. in 1954 we looked forward to the approaching four years. It took us a few days to become acquainted with this new routine but eventually everything smoothed out with the election of our class offi¬ cers who were as follows: Billy Kobel, president; Jean Farrell, vice-presi¬ dent; Carol Latour, secretary, and Bob Young, treasurer. During the year Billy Kobel left us and Jean Farrell replaced him as president. In the fall we came back as Sophomores with Mr. Rowden as our class advisor. We elected the following class officers: Butch Kent, president; Bob Young, vice-president; Jean Farrell, secretary, and Kathy Best, treasurer. The first of our major projects this year was the Sophomore Picnic. Being overjoyed with the thought of getting out of school for a day, we boarded the bus which brought us to Whalom Park. During this year, we welcomed Bob Shea and Jackie Hennessey to our happy fold. On the debit side we had the following dropouts: Joyce Perron, Diane Carlson, John Zajkowski, and Paul Dorr. Advancing further toward our goal of Graduates, we came back as Juniors. Controlling the class, we had Bob Young, president; Butch Kent, vice-president; Donna Frotten, treasurer, and Carol Latour, secretary. With Miss Scannell as our advisor we ordered our class rings. We waited with much enthusiasm until they arrived a few weeks before Christmas. Those who were welcomed into our class were Judy Russell, Sylvia Lizotte, and Bob Lachance. Among those missing were Barbara Stone, Richard Whitmore, and Roger Caisse. Spring finally came and with it our plans for the Junior Prom. The aud¬ itorium was decorated for this gala event under the theme Oriental Holiday. Miss Scannell and Miss McPartland worked harder than any of us in making this a beautiful prom. Summer ended and back to school again under the long-awaited title of Seniors. To guide the class through a successful year we elected Bob Young, president; Judy Russell, vice-president; Peggy Fitch, secretary, and Donna Frotten, treasurer. Mr. Comer was our class advisor. During this year we lost Pat Alexander, Helen Jodrey, and Donna Frotten. Joanie O ' Brien assumed Donna ' s position as treasurer. To compensate for this loss we welcomed Kathy Morrill, Marie Dufresne, and Tom Morin to our merry flock. Our Class Play Stranger In The Night turned out to be a major dramatic masterpiece as the cast executed skillfully the parts assigned to them. We thank Mr. Argento, our coach, for making the play a huge success. Plans were made for the Christmas Ball immediately after the play. The committees were elected and the decorating began. It was a typical holiday setting and was enjoyed by all. Basketball season arrived. Bob Young, Butch Kent, Jack and Buzzy Hennessy were partly responsible for the team ' s success. Jean Farrell and Carol Latour aided with their enthusiasm as captains of the cheerleading squad. After our February vacation, Kathy McGrail was nominated as our D.A. R. Representative and Bob Young as our Good Government Representative. April came and plans were made for our Class Trip. Twenty-two seniors left for Washington with Mr. and Mrs. Skelly as our chaperons. Along with joviality and laughter of the trip there was a discovery of knowledge in seeing the sights of New York and Washington. We can no longer look forward to our high school years but we, the Class of 1958, will endeavor to proceed with the same optimism which has guided us during the past four years at Leicester High School. 55 CAROLYN JOHNSON Class We, the graduating class of 1958, fully realizing our days at Leicester High School to be numbered, have made, and do here and now declare the following to be our Last Will and Testament. To our instructors we leave the following: Mr. Tierney - this calendar so that no school holidays will be missed next year. Mr. Skelley - this bottle of aspirins to hasten your recovery from the after-effects of the Class of ' 58. Mr. Boule - this candy to sustain you through future history classes. Miss Frye - this policeman to hang in your car as a constant re¬ minder. Mr. Comer - this football to help you win a few games next year. Miss Scannell - this ambulance for your basketball and softball casualties. Mr. Madden - an eraser you can claim as your own. Miss Devlin - an unloseable pencil for you to lose. Miss O ' Neil - this polishing cloth to wipe off any dust that might accumulate on your car. Miss della Salla - this fan to cool your office in the warmer months. Mr. Sullivan - a bottle of Lestoil to use in the event of any chem¬ istry mistakes. Mr. Tivnan - this baseball that everyone on the team should hit. Mr. Argento - our favorite driving teacher, this remedy for gray hair. Mr. Rowden - these dishes and silverware to use when teaching the freshmen how to set a table. Mr. Phelan - a bow tie to add to your collection. Miss McPartland - this instant coffee for your mid-morning breaks. Mr. Gaumond - a gun to start everyone in the Glee Club singing at the same time. Mrs. Jubinville - this medication for your dying neurotics. Mrs. Neiderer - these dates to replace those that have mysterious¬ ly disappeared. Miss Helen McPartland - a new gadget that is a must for every office. Mr. Perodeau - a broom to help you finish your work faster. To the underclassmen we leave the following: Carol Anderson - leaves Linda Harris to be the Liberace of L.H.S. Ted Antanavica - leaves to Peter Letsky his wit. Kathy Best - leaves to Pauline Forgit her squeak. Butch Kent - leaves to Vicky Taylor his way with the girls. Pat Dorr - leaves to Sally Streeter her water gun. Marie Dufresne - leaves to Mary Young her quiet ways. Dennis Hisoire - leaves to Stanley Sandberg his crew cut. Beth Eddy - leaves to Nancy Fyffe her powder puff. Charles Sargent - leaves Mr. Argento in peace. Sylvia Rondeau - leaves Norman Forgit sad and lonely. Barbara Flagg - leaves to Leslie Page her taste in clothes. Harry Fox - just leaves. 56 Will Nancy LeBaron - leaves to Sandy Doane her curly hair. Kathy McGrail - leaves to Nancy Polinski her scholastic abilities. Judy Senosk - leaves to Bette Williamson her blonde hair. Joan O ' Brien - leaves to Paul McKenzie her freckles. George Grady - leaves to Marjorie Cooper his teddy bear. Paul Butler - leaves to Eugene Butler his green schoolbag. Neil Fongeallaz - leaves to drive his bomber. John Hennessy - leaves for further education at the Rendezvous. Carol Latour - leaves Carol Roche wishing she had blonde hair, too. James Larson - leaves Tootsie Shong his silence. Phil Kennen - leaves Barbara Stearns behind. Eddie Tile - leaves his lab stool to anyone who can cover it. Joe Kelman - leaves Ronnie LaPointe to whistle at the girls. Kathy Morrill - leaves to Janet Going her sparkling personality. Nancy Cooper - leaves the junior girls to sell candy. Don Carlson - leaves to drive away in his truck. Russell Hokanson - leaves to John McDermott the secret for height. Robert Shea - leaves to Buddy Berryman his peaches and cream complexion. Paul Stakun - leaves to Tom Dodge his airplane glue. Andy VanHook - leaves to George Bouffard his curls. Herby Williamson - leaves Robert L ' Homme his sense of humor. Ernie Wooldridge - leaves to Jeffrey Wilkman his build. Tom Morin - leaves broken hearts behind him. Bob Young - leaves to torment the girls at the University of Mass. Pat Cote - leaves to go to Slenderella. Jean Farrell - leaves to Judy Keefe her taste for Holy Cross boys. Peggy Fitch - leaves to Shirley Herring her pony tail. Barbara Frazel - leaves to become a rebel. Ruth Gelatt - leaves to Marilyn Whitney her study methods. Bev Johnson - leaves to Judy Bickford the nickname Gabby . Carol Harbester - leaves gladly. Judy Russell - leaves Mary McKay her personality plus. Barbara Robidoux - leaves her laugh to echo through the corridors. Buzzy Hennessy - leaves his basketball uniform to a deserving JV. Carolyn Johnson - leaves to Carolyn Field her pageboy. Sylvia Lizotte - leaves her talent with wind instruments to anyone with as much wind as she has. To the Junior Class we leave our seats in the front of the audi¬ torium . To the Sophomore Class we leave our wishes for a successful Junior Prom. To the Freshman Class we leave our sympathy. Having signed, published, and declared this our Last Will and Testament, we, the Class of 1958, close said document on the second day of June in the year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. Signed in the witness of: Signed: Hubba-Hubba and Benny Sylvia Lizotte and Carolyn Johnson SYLVIA LIZOTTE 57 JUDY RUSSELL Class Prophecy This year, as the Class of 1958 passes through the portals of Leicester High School, each one leaves a memory of the past and a picture of the days to come. Calling flight 54 to Chicago. Stewardess Judy Russell, please report to the flight deck. As I heard my name echoing over the loud-speaker system, I hurriedly gathered my gear and proceeded to the flight deck. I waved good-bye to Beth Eddy, who also was a stewardess, passed Ruth Gelatt at the desk, and finally boarded my plane. As I made things ready for my flight, my thoughts wandered back to the senior days at Leicester High School. Many of my classmates I hadn ' t seen in quite a few years, but some were steady passengers on the airline. Why, just the other day, Neil Fongeallaz boarded the plane for Kentucky. He was chairman of the annual Agricultural Convention held this year in that state. As we talked, he told me Eddie Tile had become the owner of a chain of First National Stores throughout the nation. It was wonderful talking with Neil and to find out what many of the other kids were doing now. Don Carlson owned his own trucking firm. Joe Kelman was president of the National Hot Rod Club, Jim Larson owned a dairy farm in Arkansas, and Herb Williamson had become the sole owner of the House of Doherty. Suddenly my thoughts were broken by the ringing of the stewardess ' bell. I walked to the rear of the plane and found none other than Judy Senosk, Bob Shea, and George Giggi Grady. Judy was busily taking notes from her executive bosses, Bob and George. My, their commercial course in high school certainly paid off! I gave them some coffee and engaged myself in conversation with Judy. She was on a business trip but was to stay with Barbara Robidoux in Detroit. Judy told me of a very humorous incident that happened back in New York before our take-off. It seems somehow that her bags were misplaced and by mistake a young woman and her companion made off with them. No¬ ticing the mishap in time, she ran after the woman to reclaim her luggage. One might guess that it was none other than smiling Bev Johnson! Both astonished, Judy and Bev began an incessant chatter of past, present, and future events. Bev had finally gotten her singing contract in the Broadway musical My Mama Done Told Me. Also in the show were Tom Morin, producer; Butch Kent, scenery, and adorable Jeanie Farrell. I had to interrupt Jud y at this point because we were nearing Detroit, and the plane would land for refueling and an hour stop-over. I decided to make use of my free time in Detroit, and the shopping center sounded like a good place to use up time - and money. As I started across the street, I was almost run down by Kathy Best in her husband ' s new white Fcrd convertible! After some hurried apologies, Kathy said she would give me a lift. She was on her way to pick up Sylvia Lizotte at her house, Joan O ' Brien at the office, and Carol Latour, who had just come back from Germany. The girls were on their way to watch Punky play in his first big league game with the Cincinnati Reds. Driving up to the ball park, we met Paul Stakun, who was maintenance engineer, and Harry Fox who was still mowing lawns. I told Kathy I had to be on my way because I only had a short stay in Detroit. Once again I prepared to make things ready for the trip to Chicago. I welcomed the passengers aboard and was surprised to find that Carolyn Johnson and Barb Frazel were going on a two-week vacation to Chicago. They told me that Carol Anderson had become a concert organist. Pat Dorr owned a gift shop and was trying desperately to get rid of a new stock of water pistols ! ! ! Kathy McGrail had a teaching job in New York and they further related that Marie Dufresne, Sylvia Rondeau, and Phil Kennen were among the married couples. Arriving in Chicago, I was on the way to my hotel when I heard the screaming of fire engines and the shouts of people. A mounted policeman stopped us and shouted some commands. Upon closer scrutiny I found him to be Andy Van Hook! I saw the Chief ' s car up ahead, and I could have sworn it was Ted Antanavica giving the orders. Once at the hotel, things seem to have calmed down. I met Peg, oh that ' s Peg Fitch, she and I share a room, and we went out to supper. We saw Pete Cote and Carol Harbester sitting across from us at the restaurant and asked them to join us in a good old gab session. Carol had a Chicago newspaper in her hand, and I caught the headline to read: Hennessy brothers star in Chicago U ' s final game! Another inter¬ esting article also received first-page attention: Paul L. Butler wins case at Supreme Court. Then Pete went on to tell us of the Viennese Waltz lesson she received at Bob Young ' s studio. Carol informed us how she had met Ernie Wooldridge, Charlie Sargent, and Russ Hokanson at the Air Force base. The girls said that later in the evening they were going to paint the town with Nancy LeBaron, Barb Flagg, Kathy Morrill, and Nancy Cooper. It was rather late as Peg and I lay talking in our room, but the thoughts of other years and the Class of 1958 floated through our minds as we revived the pleasant mem¬ ories of the four unforgettable years that we had spent at Leicester High School. 58 Class June 2 Class Roll Call Nope, i Ain’t Noivous. A Horseman Known As Zorro . . . 5.9 Zestful Zorro Zanies . . . The Rebel Rousers From The Riviera. . . I Had A Little Drink And Richie Got A Colored One . . . And This Was His Reward . . . No, I Ain ' t Gonna Tell You. . . . 60 Rag Mop . . . Hairy Apes . . . Watch It, Herb, (S)he ' s On The Make . . . Bev ' s Singing Career Ended Here . . . Rockin ' To ' Blueberry Hill ' Yearbook Dedication . 61 Commencement PROCESSIONAL June 4 1958 MR. JAMES J. HAMMOND SALUTATOR IAN VALEDICTORIAN 62 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Awards D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award KATHLEEN M. McGRAIL Best All-Around Girl Award JUDITH RUSSELL Best All-Around Boy Award ROBERT C. YOUNG Leicester Teachers Scholarship JAMES A. LARSON, JR. Leicester Mothers ' Club Scholarship PATRICIA A. COTE The Arthur D. LaMotte Memorial Award KATHLEEN M. McGRAIL PRESENTATION OF AWARDS PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Alma Mater Hail Alma Mater! Hail Leicester High! Hear now thy praises Swelling to the sky. To thy loved colors True we shall be White and maroon spell loyalty. Hail Alma Mater! Hail Leicester High! Thy sons and daughters Bound in sacred tie Hold high the standards Gleaned on the hill Thy expectations we ' ll fulfill. f r ' %z9L mm i i FAREWELL A well-deserved tribute to Beth Eddy, selected as the student in the Class of 1958 who contributed the most to insure the success of this publication. Epilogue When the great Leonardo da Vinci had finished his painting of the Last Supper, he called a friend into his studio to inspect it. The friend remarked that the work was marvelous and gave special atten¬ tion to a cup which stood out from the table as if it were real. He stated that he could not keep his eyes off it. Then, very upset, da Vinci took a brush and quickly drew it across the sparkling cup, exclaiming, Nothing shall distract attention from the figure of Our Lord. As the immortal da Vinci wished his famous masterpiece to focalize the image of Our Lord, so we too, should direct our lives in such a way as they will be Christ-centered at all times. We should possess the knowledge that all we are and all we have comes from God: ... without Me you can do nothing. (John 15:5) Life holds no failure like the failure to hope in God. Self-reliance may be a virtue that many justly admire, but to be really effective it must be rooted in faith in God. 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Shea .Mr. Mrs. Joseph Stakun . Mr. Mrs. Edward F. Tile .Dr. Mrs. Andrew VanHook .Mr. Mrs. John Williamson .Mr. Mrs. Clayton Young 96 Andrew ( VanJ oo Barbara Trazel jfeiL 8 Tonqeallaz. Vutk. S Gelatb -Guard £f Tdc Jr Shzabeth £ £ddy Parry £ Tox Varbara M Vobidoux Leicester fhiah $cb, oo[ Class of 1Q5S Thomas £. Morin Tarbamd Tlaqq Charles Ji ' Kavqent Carol fL Anderson Carpi A. Parbesler George. £. Grady Sylvia, d ' Rondeau Revus P Jhsoire cJudith M SknosR Charles £ Kent Beverly 1 cJohnson Robert G. Ijoung ‘President tatneia D Alexander cl Paul Stafcun Barham V Benoit Theodore P AnLanavica. ' limes A (arson Marie A Dufresne “DonaldR.Carlson Patricia A Cote dudith Russell Vice-President Kathleen M Mddrail A Sylvia footte John A 01ennessy MargaretVTilch PonnaP Trotten Secretary Treasurer ci Herbert Williamson Katherine M Pest Paul £ VutlerBI Patricia A Dorr Carol T Caiour Pussell £. Aopanson Aatdeen M. Morrill m Mancy cJ. 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