Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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JAMES E. COONAN Rochester ... if friendship were the wine of life, then he ' d be drunk ... a laugh is worth 100 grunts in any market . . . don ' t know what he ' ll be, he ' ll just have to wait and see . . . wisecracks . . . aims to be a car salesman (bandit) . . . will always sell his fine personality, though. . MARSHA L. CUTLER Marsha . . just swinging along . . . quiet at times . . . addicted to fun-making . . . pink champagne . . . believes in a giggle here, a giggle there ... on the serious side will use her commercial background for further schooling at Becker ' s. MARCELLE J. COMTOIS Marty ... a traveling nurse ... a pleas¬ ant smile and everyone ' s friend . . . ever happy, ever gay, ever something sweet to say ... a pleasing personality such as hers pays big dividends . . . most courteous and respectful . . . her sincere ways will lead her to success. MARJORIE A. COOPER Midge . . . serious . . . but a wild truck driver ... a book whiz . . . headed for University of Massachusetts, maybe . . . ancient Drum Corps member (5 years) . . . quiet and very sincere . . . always ready to pass off her opinions to others . . . friends are like diamonds—precious and rare.

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AUSTIN S. CHILDS Childsie ... his thoughts no tongue could tell . . . when he studies the stars, more than science comes to his mind ... a man every inch and he ' s six-feet tall . . . completed the threesome of Hager and Dan- dro ... a sharp dresser . . . both high and mighty . . . photogenic. DENNIS M. BERGIN Berg . . . good looks . . . that Colgate smile . . . Diane . . . nice clothes ... he can resist anything but temptation . . . packed with power ... let others do the working, he ' ll do the resting . . . quite athletic . . . a bull as a fullback when he isn ' t hunting. ANNETTE S. BROOKS Brooksie ... a good friend to all . . . short hair . . . bulletin girl ... a friend truly worth cherishing . . . wish there were more like her ... a soft-spoken attractiveness that proved most captivating . . . will sail the seas of ambition and disembark on the shores of success. EUGENE W. BUTLER Gene . . . we can envision him being a highly successful doctor or man of science 25 years from now ... a most talented student . . . also gifted in track sport where he excelled in shot-put . . . ran off with most of our class superlatives . . . efficiency pips.

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VICTOR M. CUTRONI Vic . . . past unknown, pre sent confused, future hopeful . . . this lad with curly hair goes through the day without a care ... a firm believer in reading good books . . . will just drift through life . . . unconcerned . . . a madman in that green Ford; otherwise, a casual manner. BETTE LOU DAHLSTROM Bette . . . pint-sized ... a loud and loyal L.H.S. rooter . . . born for mischief . . . not afraid of work but not in sympathy with it ... a rebellion against silence . . . good times with the girls—and boys, too! . . . her witty ways and sparkling person¬ ality will long be remembered. JAMES W. DANDRO Jimmy ... if he were the only boy in the world—oh, brother! . . . the world belongs to the energetic—but who wants the world ... his trip to Florida . . . just happy-go-lucky . . . why take life seriously, you won ' t get out alive anyway ... a friend to all. JO-ANN M. DUDLEY Jo . . . very sociable . . . Gerry . . . those pizza parties ... a promising nursing career . . . evening strolls . . . getting to¬ gether on double dates with Sandy . . . has proved herself a capable doctor ' s assistant . . . friendliness is her precious asset. 13