Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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KAREN JACOBSON Karen Talkative . . . her success is due to her vim and vitality . . . her companionship will always be sought after ... a loyal classmate who radiates true friendship . . . short on inches but long on feats as a commercial student . . . mother ' s car . . . Maverick . . . though petite she was very sweet. RICHARD J. JOHNSON Ollie Believed that a quiet mind is richer than a crown ... a teacher ' s delight . . . men of few words are the best ... his boyish bashfulness is an amiable trait . . . worries over undone homework . . . wrecking cars is his specialty . . . crew cut . . . prefers to be a happy Woodsman . . . silently steals away. JUDITH A. KEEFE Judy The inseparable pair of Punch and Judy . . . Boston with Pete . . . trips to Florida . . . quiet and modest ... a real gone lover of Tech and its frat parties . . . occasionally veered her attention to Holy Cross . . . always in line for a good time. CLAIRE M. LACHANCE Ju Ju Our cannibal queen . . . had no peer as a fun-loving student ... a hound for food ... a female Cooz on the court . . . the class prankster . . . Ray and his Nash . . . loves money . . . dungarees . . . Jean . . . geranium club fan . . . jovial nature with an enormous friendship capacity. RONALD C. LaPOINTE Ronnie Born for mirth, merriment, and mischief . . . believed in a little fun to offset the sorrow of each school day . . . enjoyed comedy even at own expense . . . doodling . . . played all three sports in his senior year . . . wisecracks . . . have car, will travel ... a quality for true friendship. ROBERT A. L ' HOMME Bob Chatterbox ... a talented boy who does easily what others find difficult . . . the well-qualified co-editor of the Maroon . . . destined to become a mad Russian diplomat . . . Assumption . . . Boys ' State ... he has spoken many pearls of wisdom . . . penetrating straightforwardness and intelli¬ gence characterize Bob. 12

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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.

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PATRICIA H. LIPINSKI Pat NANCY F. McFERRIN Nance PETER PASTORELLI Hash Personality plus . . . identified with a gray Ford . . . incomparable school spirit . . . one of Mr. Skelley ' s super-sleuth corridor girls ... a colossus by both physical and character standards . . flirts with policemen . . . Dotty ' s sidekick in crime . . . shy? . . . Mr. Madden ' s pal . . . only friends and more friends in Pat ' s book. May one day be a far-famed missionary- . . . or has she sights set on becoming a teacher . . . whichever it is she ' ll be mak¬ ing a lasting contribution to the ages . . . a charming accent . . . has yet to meet her first enemy ... a hard-working student in all subjects . . . church cheerleader . . . a worth that is always felt but never heard. Aversion to ties ... a monumental wit . . . seemingly so content when pinned under a car . . . somewhat of a lady ' s man ... a fun-loving, friendly casualness . . . his sense of humor and smile were never wanting . . . what was so interesting in good old Boston every weekend . . . Miss Frye ' s orator supreme. CAROLINE A. PI PER Caroline Quiet, reserved, and intelligent ... a cheerful disposition begrudging neither per¬ sons nor things . . . talkative and fussy . . . Rainbow . . . baby-sitting . . . behind the candy counter . . . sisterly love ... a ten¬ dency for friendship and a talent for teach¬ ing . . . register girl for Miss Frye ... a heart of gold. DOROTHY M. PISARSKI Dotty Neat and always cooperative . . . general¬ ly successful because of her determination . . . an untiring worker as co-editor of the M’aroon . . . devotion plus to school courses and activities . . . nary an enemy . . . Pat ' s devoted partner . . . with noble ideals she has proven to be an inspiration to our under¬ classmen. BETTY A. RINSGARD Betty A tall, unhurried blond lass . . . not bookish but interested enough to get by . . . happy-go-lucky, seldom serious . . . takes things as they come . . , fourth period candy bars . . . pizza . . . Tom . . . Grant ' s . . . always on hand in that ' 58 Ford . . . a knack of raising sunken spirits. 13