Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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THOMAS E. DODGE l i T » I I om A shrewd contriver . . . Sandy—and, boy, does he need ear muffs when she starts talking ... a sturdy oak of towering height . . . tall and impressive with speaking and debating ability to match . . . crew cut . . . blondes and roses-—careful, Tom . . . always tactful and gentlemanly in speech and manners. FRAYER P. COMTOIS Fe-Fe Carefree and gay . . . floating brown hair . . . her infectious smile and vivacious personality won for her deservedly the ad¬ miration and respect of all . . . lovely and pleasant . . . handling telephone calls in Mr. Madden ' s classes . . . she will certainly succeed in anything she undertakes . . . delightful to know. JEANNETTE C. DONOHUE Jeannette Joyous and good-natured despite several misfortunes ... of redoubtable sincerity . . . her trademark around school was a pair of crutches . . . Ward Airline School beckons in the fall . . . sociable . . . always thought the world looked brighter in a yellow and green Chevy . . . with her friendly manner she will be a success. JAMES J. FARROW Jim A soft-spoken and refined character . . . knows much but says little . . . now he silently steals away with the knowledge that his four-year silence has actually spoken volumes ... his devil-may-care brother stole his verbal thunder at an early age ... his sincerity will lead trim to the top. WILLIAM R. FARROW Billy His famous debates with Mr. Argento are legendary . . . the town talker ... a retort for everything and everyone . . . Explorers . . . Friday nite poker sessions . . . a perennial at Bisco ' s . . . has enlivened many a dull class . . . not as overstudious as his brother but interested and successful LORRAINE C. CLARKSON in ti Lorry Awaits the marriage noose after gradua¬ tion but we are sure that she will live happily ever after . . . always could depend on her loyalty and enthusiasm . . . lady¬ like at all times . . . rock ' n roll addict . . . blue sweater . . . Dick ... a quiet, con¬ scientious girl who is kind and well-meaning in all her ways.

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WILLIAM O. AHO Bill Brains and brawn ... he acts the best who thinks most . . . a-hunting women in his spare time . . . very exact and imagina¬ tive in his studies . . . co-captain of the foot¬ ball team where he was a bone-bruising full¬ back .,. . an ambassador of good will . . . the telephone company ' s best friend . . . just a clever man by nature. LEONARD ANDERSON iii ii Lenny Always makes a good time complete . . . a proud five-year man . . . loves song, dance, and a good time . . . rides by night and sleeps by day—in class, naturally ... all books to him are titled Boredom . . . automobile know-how with mileage to spare . . . may one day drive as slow as 60 miles per hour. DAVID H. BYRON Dave Goliath ... a big boy with an even bigger heart . . . always polite and gentle¬ manly ... a vast repertoire of friends . . . enjoys playing a fine note on the piano . . . in the fall to State Teachers where he will hit the teaching trail . . . future scientist . . . the police force will always be behind him. JAMES B. CASAVAN Butch A physical culturist ... a roly-poly with rippling muscles . . . popular around town especially with a fair lass named Bette . . . present at all L.H.S. events: a Wolverine to the hilt . . . sporting a red and white Ford ... a welcomed member in any crowd . . . usually got around to one or two classes a day. 9 y LOIS L. BERGERON iii • ii Lois Talkative but at the same time quite en¬ tertaining ... to her dancing was life it¬ self . . . always ready for a good time . . . looking forward to that cruise with Mary McKay and the search for tall, dark, and handsome men . . . will be an ambassador of good cheer wherever she goes. STEPHANIE CHAD Steph A good sport with a ready smile for everyone . . . her sparkling personality and winning ways will long be remembered . . . never has she been known to have a frown on her face . . . shy and cute with a good sense of humor . . . father ' s car . . . Ronnie . . . just a tremendous kid to know.

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CAROL A. FITZSIMMONS Fitzie RONALD A. FRIEL Ron JUDITH A. GABRIEL Judy Can be mischievous yet an interesting class wouldn ' t be complete without her . . . a cigarette borrower . . . Ronnie . . . the Paxton back road ... a vivacious soul with a devil-may-care attitude . . . Shorty . . . an ace in bookkeeping ... a real Amazon girl ... a great kid and a better friend we know not. A brilliant student . . . like a quenchless star, forever bright ... is he really shy? . . . succeeded in charming a lass named Sandy . . . was finally paroled from the PM room in his senior year . . . the honor roll is incomplete without his name ... a sports follower ... be assured that many colleges will answer to his beck and call. Timmy . . . horses and saddles . . . wouldn ' t trade her horse for a kingdom . . . quite athletic . . . although reserved she always proved very dependable and co¬ operative . . . that hot rod—no brakes! . . . is that really blond hair? . . . her good spirit and friendly smile won for her the acclaim of all. JUDITH M. GRIFFIN SANDRA HADLEY KATHLEEN A. HARNEY JRSB1 Judy A winsome and popular girl who has livened up our class considerably . . . her grooming and impeccable manners are assets much admired by her classmates ... a tele¬ phone gabber . . . Don ... a sidekick to Kathy . . . always ready and willing for a good time ... a pleasing personality and cheery disposition. Sandy Tommy . . . tonsils . . . sweaters . . . seldom a listener, always a talker ... a natural wit . . . English class and Miss Frye . . . in two years at L.H.S. made many new and lasting friendships . . . has the drive and go to be a successful nurse . . . if you can ' t see her, you ' ll hear her ... a true friend to all. Kathy A smooth glibness of speech . . . Hamp¬ ton in the summer where she spends con¬ siderable time prospecting for that irre- pressive man . . . ardent at sports, playing or rooting . . . proven love for the outdoors . . . a finger in every pie . . . Miss Frye ' s chum . . . future remains unsaid but not less promising.