Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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john f. McDermott Mac . . . he ' s so short, but so was Napoleon ... he looks like an angel and acts like one, too; but you can never tell what an angel will do . . . sports-minded all the way . . . co-captained the baseball team to the league championship . . . his cheerful grin bespeaks his pleasant mind. ELIZABETH A. O ' DONNELL Betty . . . ever so courteous . . . she ' s neat, she ' s sweet ... a truly fantabulous cheerleader . . . always traveling ... a math wizard as Mr. Pigaga will attest . . . known and admired by all . . . she enjoys life as much as we enjoy her . . . Maroon co-editor . . . helped so much to insure the success of this book. BARBARA J. McCALLUM Barb . . . engaged to Richie ... a proficient typist . . . very mature and far¬ sighted in her ways . . . most considerate of others . . . class prophet . . . has that inner glow . . . give her any task to do, and she ' ll never quit until she ' s through . . . good fortune will be hers. RALPH S. PHIPPS Eggy . . . Given over to sports and the woodlands ... an ace miler and 880-yard man on the track team . . . interested in a course in forestry at University of Massachu¬ setts . . . once in the armed services he would like to become a paratrooper . . blessed are they who maintain a silence for they shall not be quoted. 18

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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

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NORMA J. RUDMAN SANDRA C. ROBIDOUX AMELIA L. PUCILAUSKAS Sandy ... a willing friend with a kindly way . . . has pep, will travel . . . Jo ' s loyal friend . . . register girl for Miss Frye . . . keeps counting blue convertibles in her sleep . . the quiet type?—just get to know her ... a nursing career beckons. Red . . . she has common sense in a way that is uncommon . . . she that was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will, and yet was never loud . . . never at a loss for intelligent conversation . . . ultra¬ independent but in the nicest sort of way . . . also tabbed for a career as a nurse. Cookie . . . long hair . . . never a dull moment while in her company . . . always with Elaine . . . honor roll . . . bound for Clark ... a glee club chirper . . . certainly the reflection of good taste . . . very gentle of speech and beneficient of mind . . . ranks among the finest made students pro¬ duced anywhere. DAVID E. SCHWARTZ Dave . . . What! No girls in heaven? Leave me here ... a real heart-throb . . . the reason why girls go to football games . . . make much of him as great men are scarce . . . fascinating looks . . . What! Me worry? . . . stand back, girls. Don ' t mob the boy. 19