Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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CAROLYN P. FIELD Carole . . . rare is the union of wisdom and beauty . . . quiet as a cyclone . . . Judy ' s shadow ... a ski enthusiast . . . very studious ... a fine boast for L.H.S. . . . popular and pleasant to all ... a highly successful nursing career awaits her. NANCY L. FITCH Nance . . . set for a nursing career . . . Dick . . . dented Fords . . . drive-ins . . . witty and pretty . . . sells candy and her pleasing manner ... an L.H.S. rooter without equal . . . here we have vim, vigor, and vitality rolled into one tremendous kid. kid. DEMETRA C. FOTILADES Dimmy . . . always looking for a good time . . . she and Rita are inseparable . . . a different hair-do every day . . . took Arthur Murray ' s advice and put fun into her life by going dancing . . . very cute, clever, and a bundle of fun . . . just a sweet girl with few words. SANDRA E. EMMETT Sandy . . . quiet and reserved . . . but get her driving that wild station wagon . . . senior English posed a problem . . . Mike . . . going steady . . . especially cute at the art of concealing crib notes during exams . . . does everything in a cheerful sort of way . . . friendly to all.

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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

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JOCK GERALD Jerry ... he came to school to get a general idea of things . . . sometimes he sits and thinks, and sometimes he sits . . . always loaded down with homework worries . . . studies when there ' s nothing else to do . . . enjoyed his nights out on the town with the boys. RITA L. GADBOIS Rita . . . reserved . . . but that doesn ' t keep her away from Dimmy and the gang . . . full of pep and never opposed to a good time ... a delightful girl to have in class . . . ever so respectful . . . some stars just twinkle, others shine, but Rita dazzles ... a swell kid. Do ug ... a red-headed boy who is full of joy . . . off to Harr Ford . . . the envy of all the girls at L.H.S. with that swirling, curly chestnut-colored hair . . . Mr. Madden ' s top bookkeeper . . . the rule of his life is to make business his pleasure, and pleasure his business THOMAS J. JEROME Tom . . . the Bomb . . . quick wit . . . what he wants to get most out of school is himself . . . made of nothing less than iron . . . masculinity fused with gentlemanliness . . . quick for learning, but who wants to learn . . . quiet but always made his pres¬ ence felt. DOUGLAS N. HAGER