Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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SALLY S. STREETER Sal . . . monopolized our poll of class superlatives . . . Bob . . . has yet to turn down a request for a good time . . . when not playing a starring role for the girls in basketball or baseball, she was cheering the boys on ... it may be said of her that her humor is like a fountain—never dry. LOUISE A. SCOTT Louise . . . that happy-go-steady look . . . what ' s in a name? She expects one day (?) to change hers . . . petite girl with a big heart . . . co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . “Yea, Donnie . . . never has declined an invitation for fun-raising . . . can ' t miss as a future secretary . . . our wish is for happiness unlimited. DONNA J. SINCLAIR Dee Dee . . . very noble in thought . . . a perfect blend of silence and sunshine . . . made many new and lasting friendships in her one year at L.H.S. ... we found her to be as pure in thought as angels are . . . they never talk who always think . . . think well of us, Donna, for we always will of you. ELIZABETH A. SNAY Betty . . . long black hair . . . Dennis ... a perennial in Room 3 at recess time . . . a swell girl in every respect . . . when you are in need of a loyal friend, here is the one that we can recommend . . . come what may, she ' s the same good sport every day.

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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

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JUDITH A. STUART Judy . . . Mr. Madden ' s dependable assistant ... a future secretarial career . . . Len . . . those Saturday nite movies ... a charming bit of scenery in the landscape of the world . . . has true humility—the highest virtue . . . ever so sweet and twice as neat . . . next stop is Becker Junior. ELAINE S. WILLIAMS Laney . . . you can see her coming a mile away . . . that legendary Pontiac . . . junkets to Holy Cross College . . . and the drive-ins . . . still an avid devotee to class¬ room subjects ... if virtues were packed in a parcel, her worth would be a sample for all. mm RUSSELL I. WOOD Snapper . . . also dubbed Woody ' . . . always ready for work and play, pre¬ ferably play . . . rarin ' to go at dismissal time . . . Don ' t you teachers know about the Child Labor Law? . . . his life - is a mixture of girls, cars, cards, and baseball . . . would destroy all books. JEFFREY J. WILKMAN Jeff . . . had many pet peeves including senior English . . . has the alias of Polonius . . . homework has always been the least of his worries . . . much smarter than you think ... in fact, a brilliant mind when activated . . . claims he ' s not lazy, just resting . . . will face the future in a casual way.