Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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Margaret . . . boy, can she laugh . . . a career as a nurse for which she is well suited . . . full of smiles, full of fun, she is liked by everyone . . . merrily, merrily, shall I live . . . the high soprano in the Glee Club . . . never shall we forget her pleasant ways and cherry disposition. Trish . . . small in stature and very neat . . . sorry boys, she ' s taken . . . Butch . . . Norwich and those long trips . . . Aronson Tire . . . our Girls ' State Representative . . . corridor girl par excellence . . . most delight¬ ful company . . . truly deserving of success. Madgie . . . full of life . . . Paul . . . our Arrow co-editor . . . C.Y.C. cheerleader . . . always a picnic . . . popular, pleasing, and full of pep . . . the type you like to have around . . . supported all school func¬ tions . . . has a charm all her own. E. MARJORIE KOSS Madge . . . with us less than two years but made her impact felt . . . latched on to Richie in no time ... a dedicated glee club member ... a very active kid in and around the commercial classes . . . she has a gift of magnificence in her quiet way. MARGARET T. KANE PATRICIA A. KEATING MADELYN C. KEMP i “i

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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

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excellent commercial student . . . snooper o ... Mr. Madden ' s buddy ... a little girl in a whirl . . . class historian . . . reliable, wide-awake, she completes all she under¬ takes ... a most radiant personality. PETER J. LETSKY ALBERT J. MALLETT ALAN G. McCALLlE Pete . . . the brains and brawn of Hillcrest Country Club where he serves as Jimmy Dolan ' s helper . . . that ' 50 Stude- baker . . . destined for pre-med at University of Massachusetts ... a ladies ' man all the way ... a track whiz in his first two years . . . then he succumbed to women and work. Al ... he is still hot on the trail of the fellow who invented work . . . he ' s educated now—-why stay any longer . . . when opportunity knocked, Al complained of the noise . . . sincerely, though, is a boy of few words ... a football stalwart for three years . . . great kid. Al ... he hit Washington like a cyclone . . . the class play wouldn ' t have been anything without Silas . . . such a good kid, we wish he were twins ... a smile for everyone . . . we shall long remember his heart of gold and terrific personality. 17 It