Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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The guid ance program is now shared by Miss Mary O ' Neil and Mr. Barry Argento. Their zeal for the welfare of each and every student has won for them the respect and admiration of the entire student body. Th$se two enlightened counselors have also dis¬ tinguished themselves as devoted classroom teachers. This personal contact with the stu¬ dents has placed them at the advantage of knowing each student quite intimately. In this way our students are served more realistically. Guidance English Research Special praise is in store for Arthur Nolette who painstakingly devoted many weeks to the building of this model of the Swan Theater. It is accurate and conforms to the last minute detail of the old Shakespearean theater. It is the contention of the faculty that there are many other students who, like Arthur, are gifted along certain lines. We encourage these students to display their native talents. We assure them that the proper recognition will be given to them. ACTIVITIES Driver Education Program The course in Driver Education is now in thecapable hands of Mr. Barry Argento and Mr. E. Jay Tierney. All must agree that the quality of young drivers that have been turned out in the past three years is ample proof that many potentially good drivers have become better drivers, and that the laws and regula¬ tions of Massachusetts are stronger because of these young, educated drivers.

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MAROON STAFF Sealed, left to right: Ruth Anger, Pat Lipinski, Bob L ' Homme and Dot Pisarski, co-editors, Mary Young, Frayer Comtois. Standing: Bette Williamson, Nancy McFerrin, Kathy Harney, Caroline Piper, Phil Williamson, Billy Farrow, Jimmy Farrow, Dave Byron, John Sweet, Mary McKay, Barbara Stearns, Gert Spooner, and Lois Bergeron. ARROW STAFF Seated, left to right: Judy Gervais, Pat Lipinski, Mary Young and Ruth Anger, co-editors, Marilyn Whitney, and Madelyn Kemp. Standing, first row: Lillian Brooks, Margaret Kane, Joan Phipps, Elaine Williams, Nancy Fitch, Frank Sroka, Marjorie Cooper, Carol Fitzsimmons, Mary McKay, Pam Lavin, and Kathy Harney. Standing, rear: Louise Scott, Barbara McCallum, John Sweet, Jim Casavan, Bill Aho, Don Albro, Suzanne VanHook, and Judy Dube. 28