Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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LINDA F. HORNE Lin . . . secretary of Young People ' s Group; bas¬ ketball manager; top officer in Rainbow; not only blondes have fun; radiant personality; a future nurse—patients, beware; kitchen aide; with side- kicks Sandy and Sue; trig enthusiast; glee club and special chorus; Maine and Spfd. trips; a girl deserving success. GAIL K. HULTMAN Gail . . . and Bobby—she got him nailed; good looks; a swell kid; one of Mr. Madden ' s pets; money- spender (not always her own); little puppy- dog; bashful (ha ha); forever happy and gay; out¬ standing student; just the nicest kid you would care to meet; we wish her well. JOSEPH P. JOHNSON Surfer Joe . . . hottest ' 54 Ford convertible in Rochdale (the only one!); building up a 430 Merc; great lover; four-year cherry-chucker on baseball team; hockey player supreme; (un)faithful CYC mem¬ ber; water skiing and boating are his hobbies; is sure to leave footprints on the sands of time. KAREN M. JOHNSON Jackie . . . for reasons obvious; Junior Prom queen; Maine trips with the Young People ' s Group; football enthusiast; favorite class is Spanish (?); ex¬ perienced actress; a big smile and dazzling brown eyes are her trademarks; will make the world that much better as she goes along the road of life. JOSEPH S. KAMINSKI Joe . . . the girl-hater; Miss McPartland ' s pet; loves railroad tracks; a ' 53 Ford with a mischievous transmission and footprints on the roof; an English beatle with a French beret; true comedian; sour note in glee club; a real WORC good guy; will one day manage the world ' s largest supermarket. DOROTHY A. KELMAN Dotty . . . small, but powerful; always in every¬ one ' s hair; a faithful worker at Butler Ins.; genuine friendship; always with Gail and forever prepared to crack a joke; favorite sport is basketball; Arrow; will yet devise a system whereby girls won ' t have to take phys. ed.; an all-around swell kid. 20

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WILLIAM E. HALLEY Wilbur . . . former cyclist; three-year loafer at Romanoff ' s Tool; glee club chirper; possible five- year man; ' 55 Chevy; still trying to speak Italian from a girl on Henshaw St.; Saturday nite boy; New York-bound, even if he has to walk—may never re¬ turn; our best wishes go with him. KENNETH W. HARLING Ken . . . transferred from South Lancaster in junior year—truly our gain; member of Young Peoples Group; loyal DeMolay brother; a sparetime barber —be careful, if you value your ears; track luminary; stagehand in senior play; proud Rambler driver; he ' ll go far in life. KATHLEEN M. HARRINGTON Kathy ... or Peanuts; a maniac behind the wheel; go trailer-trucking much?; knows many boys; hot- moving ' 64 Chevy; nights at the Manors; hide from kids and caps much?; St. Pius cheerleader; quiet?— are you kidding?; we wish her well in the future at Westboro. BRIAN M. HENNESSY Little Buddha . . . baby-face; wise guy (ho ho); mitey mouse; tough guy; owns the biggest still this side of the Mississippi—good tastin ' stuff; electric (static) guitar player; still pays kids ' prices at the movies; great pumpkin thrower; will surely change the world for the better. CARL L. HEWITT Mike . . . third baseman on the baseball team of which he is the ' 65 co-captain; memories o f the Junior Prom and a skilled driver after it; President of BYF; volleyball master; Sundays in Charlton; bound for Barrington; yearbook co-editor; glowing person¬ ality; sure to achieve his every goal. SUSAN HICKEY Sue ... or Hie; Phil ' s little fly-legs; loves to spell big words; solid geranium club member; a real scientific brain; Kathy ' s very mischievous companion; Miss Toomey ' s pet; small in size only—like an ounce of uranium; leaves to become an artist ' s assistant— she ' ll paint any town red (ho ho).

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RUTH KNIGHT Cochise . . . always known by her curly hair; remember the Night Hawks?; very particular about her boyfriends; easy to get along with (especially with her sister); an ace driver; a future Gene Krupa or a mad chemist; enjoys good music; Italians and their food; the Cape; sweets to the sweet. HOPE S. LACHANCE Hopie Kid . . . Hope springs eternal; the Veronica Lake of L.H.S.; petite; visit any synagogues lately?; HWC member; those Newton Sq. trips; where ' s your license?; I wish those mailboxes would move; Flyer ' s other half; French scholar; remember Boston?; off to B.U. or UMass. PATRICIA A. LANGLOIS Putt Putt . . . brains galore; a whiz at drumming; her many evenings with Gene; intends to become a dental assistant; come the 21st Century and she ' ll get her license; loves jazz sessions; crazy hairdos; weird tastes and wild ideas; pizzas and sub sand¬ wiches; glee club; she ' ll prove to be the class traveler. JANET L. LAPRISE Jan ... a wild driver of a revved-up black Fal¬ con; attends every dance and has never forsaken a Saturday night party; on the costume committee for senior play; a chemistry lover; superb water and snow skier; summers in Charleston and nites at Dresser Hill; God will reward her with a life of happiness. LINDA K. LARSON Lynn ... a quiet girl in her own inimitable way; a fine equestrienne and a constant listener to Beatle records; glee club cricket; wonder why she couldn ' t keep up with that dictaphone?; favorite subject- bookkeeping—are you Kidding?; a fine personality— and successful typist-to-be. SHARRON C. LATOUR Fox e . . . and George; a terror on the highway behind that ' 57 Ford; glee club accompanist; anxious¬ ly awaiting the end of George ' s Army life; Oxford Dr ive-In with Linda; future lies in parcel post pack¬ ages; author of many funny jokes; her serious goal —an MRS. degree. 21