Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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RICHARD L. McKEON Rick . . . and Louise, forever; by the way, when’s that date set for?; the class clown who constantly slept during 3rd period; has a good Irish temper when he’s awake; star center on the football team for four years—one of the twelve iron men;” patched-up Ford; Mac” was a swell pal to all. KAREN I. NEUVONEN Casey . . . Mr. Madden’s petite bookkeep¬ er; Barnard’s best sales clerk; quiet, but oh my!; license anyone?; two-year soprano in Glee Club; could easily be anyone’s best secretary; likes blondes and pizzas; her type is rare; exceptional kid. LORRAINE A. NIQUETTE Lorry . . . favorite expression is Wotcha got?”; always a smile for everyone, but especial¬ ly so for Jimmy; the squad leader in gym class; her bobbing curls were quite a trademark; Glee Club couldn’t have gotten along without her; a genuine 14-karat friend. DENNIS M. O’KEEFE Specs . . . tall and witty; noted for his intellectual questions; always bombin’ around in his yellow Ford; the first in the caf line and the last to class; noted pool shark; a career in auto mechanics; latent intelligence; a master comedian. SHARON A. PARADISE Shar . . . off to a nursing career; so be¬ ware, you young doctors and interns; a Drum Corps veteran of six years; has a smile that never fades; reserves her own opinion on boys; her father’s car in Oakham—which way to Leicester?; universally well-liked. CAROL A. PIERCE Carol . . . yak, yak, yak-king all the time; truly the most talkative but in a most satisfying and listenable way; Donna’s shadow; Mrs. John¬ son’s greatest trial; L.J.C. boys; never misses a trick; superior English student; always helpful. 15 ■

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JOHN G. LAHAIR John . . . undeniably the Castle’s hardest worker; the test pilot of that fiery red Valiant; loves fine clothes and can easily claim the dis¬ tinction of being Ware Pratt’s steadiest custo¬ mer; Noreen’s man all the way— John, who’s boss?”; really quite a dazzler. DIANE M. LAMPREY Dee-Dee ... a smile for everyone; never a dull moment with her around; R.H. White’s toy department; loves dolls especially one named Charlie—wedding bells!; she has personality plus and can’t be beat; certainly the best all-around girl in her most inimitable way. SANDRA A. LEKSTROM Sandy . . . and Tony; destined for Wor¬ cester State College; an Edgar Allan Poe society member; those crazy sessions during recess with Judy on psychology; a Southern belle that hails from Georgia— Save your Confederate money, the South will rise again”; swell kid. STEPHEN J. LETSKY Steve . . . enjoys sports, especially golf; no wonder he works at Hillcrest C.C.; main ambition is to take electronics, and the first step along the way is Worcester Boys Trade; exceptionally brilliant in chemistry; generates lasting friendship. HEATHER A. MacDONALD Heather Feather . . . and Billy, to be sure; ambition is to be a nurse; quiet until you get to know her; another aim is to get her driver’s license, Mr. Tierney willing, of course; loves work, could sit and watch it for hours; conta¬ gious personality. REBECCA J. McFERRIN Becky ... a reserved, soft-spoken girl in class, but outside—wow!; hot-rod Plymouth; a steady at the Y.M.C.A. on Saturday nights; set for a nursing career; pet peeve was those con¬ founded study periods; we really latched on to her Pennsylvania accent. 14

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GEORGE B. PILTZECKER Skip ... the strong, silent type; never made an enemy, and no one would want him for an enemy; football tackle, one of the iron men”; also on the track team; quite the hot rod in his old Buick; one of the Friday nite boys; wotta twister; fond of sleeping—in class!; a tried-and- true gentleman. EDWARD A. POSWIATOSKI Big Ed . . . the Pos” that refreshes; zoom¬ ing by in that ’54 Plymouth; ' Em too small to play football”; chief cook at the Paxton Inn; truly God ' s gift to women; an interesting career awaits him—a State Policeman; fix-ern for us, Ed. DAVID W. PROVO Dave . . . left end on the football team and co-captain of the basketball team—excelled in both; also track; tall and ripples with muscles; always in that blue Chevy; Sue; likes to hunt; if the school curriculum were sports and more sports, he’d gain the honor society key; a fine gentleman—athlete. RONALD C. ROBERT Ron . . . that zippy ’51 Ford; not prone to studying; a healthy diet of girls, girls, and more girls; working at Elm Farm; wild hairdos; plans on going to Boys Trade; always talking and cracking jokes; likes dancing; heckuva twist¬ er; great buddy to all. MILTON A. PRICE Milt . . . co-captain of the basketball team; destined for stardom on the court; did he ever clear those boards; a jazzy dresser; livens up every class; always heading down city; also on the track and baseball teams; bound for L.J.C.; has a promising future. LOUISE J. PROCTOR Lou . . . and Rick; you see one and you see the other; the inseparables; a terror on the high¬ ways in that hot Ford; pleasant and courteous to everyone; usually quiet in school, but was subject to change; summers at the Cape; awaits a nursing career in the fall. 16