Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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BENNIE P. WARREN Ben . . . shy, that is, until you really get to know him; a master mechanic who will leave his mark on the automotive industry; never has said an unkind word about anyone; a heart as big as a reservoir overflowing with thoughtful¬ ness for all to partake. RONALD C. WHITMORE Whit . . . president of Young Peoples; those jaunts to Ogunquit, Me.; Roberta; red motor-bike; indulges in outside activities, espe¬ cially hunting and fishing; never turns his heels on a party; w(h)itty; an Ivy League fellow; a festive soul. DIANNE E. WHITWORTH Dianne . . . quiet to a certain stage; a speedster with plenty of know-how in that lunch line; can conquer any sport; an early Christmas vacation due to an appendectomy; a much-sought- after babysitter; she’ll disembark on the shores of success after sailing the seas of ambition. JUDITH A. WILKMAN Judy . . . but some call her Jeffrey; she and Sandy Lekstrom were the one-two punch of the Edgar Allan Poe Society; friendly and impressive; has a natural zest for life; liked to talk psychology with Sandy; can get excitable at times; loves to play those drums. MARY LOU WILLIAMS Mary Lou ... a girl who overcame many illnesses with a smile; quiet? you’d never know it from the wild way she drives; her cheerful arguments; a successful way of getting into trouble; Mr. Madden’s ' right hand”; truly a pleasant miss in our midst. CHRISTINE A. WOJCIECHOWSKI Tina ... a cheerleader co-captain; a cute, blue-eyed blonde; a driver education whiz; Miss Morrison’s Twinkles”; loyal L.H.S. sports fan; terrific personality shedding true friendship; one of the three musketeers; sharp dresser; last of the grads alphabetically, but first in most respects. 19

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MARY ANN SMEDLEY Smed . . . very pleasant ways to go along with a cheerful disposition; has a knack for raising sunken spirits; a friend of proven worth; a singing starlet; Mr. Skelley’s MA”; a stu¬ dent guidance counselor; full of smiles, full of fun, she’s liked by everyone. DAVID A. SMITH Smitty . . . the courteous gentleman from England; imports girl friends, but he’s still an outside threat to Leicester lasses; attractive and tastefully dressed; a history scholar; dotes on Latin—huh, Dave?; last-minute book reports; sincerity will be his guidepost to success. ROBERT I. SMITH Bob . . . ex-Worcester Academy whiz who returned to us in senior year; the Friendly Ice Cream man; those famous Smith-Mrs. Emer¬ son debates; wot hoppen, Bob, to Mr. Tivnan’s shoes?; standing on the corner intercepting the girls that try to go by; Papa Polar Bear; Miss Lrye’s pride and joy. ARTHUR N. SNOW Snoivball . . . very intelligent and level¬ headed; will conquer whatever he attempts; tack¬ led both school assignments and a full-time job with ease; causing sonic booms in that Plymouth six; one year of football to toughen him up; addicted to cars. CYNTHIA R. SPRAGUE Cink . . . Glee Club virtuoso; tops as a cheerleader; an ace on the basketball court; Ron¬ nie—U. S. Air Lorce; co-editor of the Arrow; a faithful Rainbow member; one of Mr. Mad¬ den’s all-time top secretarial students; a chipper personality at all times. JAMES F. TRAINOR Jim . . . football;, the school charmer; daz¬ zling features; has become a mad baker at Table Talk; girls are automatically attracted to him— that’s easily understood!; has yet to reject an invitation to a party; lives for the fall and hunt¬ ing. 18

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