Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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1962 Gfass Officers Seated, from left, Sharon Barnes, treasurer; Susan Griffith, secretary. Standing, William Kennedy, vice- president; David Steelman, president. DAVID C. STEELMAN Dave . . . four-letter man in sports; a sheer genius in all his studies; also a born romancer; Miss Frye’s little helper when he broke his leg; an inspiration to underclassmen; has the distinct honor of receiving a principal appointment to West Point; we wish him well. WILLIAM C. KENNEDY Billy ... a class officer for four years; a top student ticketed for St. Michael’s College; weekend skiing; Student Government Day rep¬ resentative; has quite a way with the girls; truly devoted to school activities; doesn’t frown on wild parties. SUSAN L. GRIFFITH Sue . . . her name is known throughout the high school; that is, along with Dave’s; in¬ comparable personality; co-captain of the cheer¬ leaders; Glee Club pianist; bound for Worcester State College in the fall; a pert and happy miss who is sure to be a success. SHARON A. BARNES Shanky . . . small in stature, but has a personality that overtowers; Miss Moneybags of the class; gets a wee bit excited at basketball games; loves to go to the Castle—now who works there?; Jim, of course; she and Noreen are first-class charmers; a true friend. 7

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You, the youth of our nation, are its greatest resource. How well parents and teachers assist you in your development will determine the quality of our culture and society of tomorrow. A life rich with opportunity for achievement, service, and personal enjoyment, beckons each of you. These few and fleeting years which you spend in high school will determine to a large extent the measure to which your mission in life shall be fulfilled. We urge you—and challenge you—to make the most of the abilities which you possess. 7 6 EDMUND F. TIERNEY

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BRIAN P. ANDERSON Skip . . . the Sentry Super boy; always in the hair of Kevin Ryan; can be seen headed to the Bancroft on Fridays; with Ray Pileggi, natch in that ’59 Blue Chevy; a truly expert driver education instructor; you should see him on turns. DONNA L. ANDERSON Dee . . . Jimmy and Coney Island; Carol ' s other half, the better half or so she thinks (ha ha); crazy about children, so is anyone looking for a good mother?; and wotta twister!; a quiet, unassuming way; still the type you long re¬ member. JOYCE E. ANDERSON Joycie . . . always good for a joke; Gene; those weekends in Boston; a dedicated church leader and president of Worcester District M.Y.F.; college hopes; always ready with an argument in Debating; co-editor of the Arrow; an inspirational leader in many ways. BEVERLY A. ANTANAVICA Bev ... if there’s an easy way out, she’ll find it; always gets caught doing the wrong thing at the wrong time; top blossom in the Geranium Club; a little girl with a big heart; show her a little affection and you have a friend for life. JOHN S. AROIAN John ... he may be quiet, but he’s not adverse to witty remarks; likes to sleep in Eng¬ lish class; in fact, he likes to sleep in any class; behind that sleepy exterior, though, lies an alert mind; two summers at Daniel’s Forestry School; a career in the Navy. RONALD B. BAKER Ron . . . small in size, but you can’t tell it by his tongue—most talkative; hairy-legged Jimmy of the class play; destination unknown, but we’d suggest a career as an actor; a Lei¬ cester Junior College dining hall member; always helpful. 8