Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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GERALD W. LEKSTROM Jerry . . . shy comedian of LHS; a whiz when it comes to politics; loves to borrow anyone ' s car; mis¬ chievous, but sincere; what happened to Paul ' s car, Jerry?; a glee club absentee; his honesty and in¬ telligence will carry him far; he leaves us as quietly as he entered. RONALD J. LENO Lena ... or Ronnie; the dazzling LHS playboy; named top footballer—was captain of the gridders; also excelled in basketball, track, and baseball; Dianne; summer patron of Quinsig Village; girls and parties galore; mischievous; will major in sports in college; just a nifty kid. Steve . . . transfer from Worcester Academy; de¬ sires females more than school; loves the accordion; flying lessons—will soon be a pilot; part-time work at pa ' s factory; business administration in college; piled 16 kids into that red Volks; fine tenpin bowler; will liven up this dull world. JANET A. MARTIN Marty ... a shadow to Barb and Rose! real sharpy; catchy sense of humor; loves crummy jokes; egg-throwing champ; drive-ins; pretzels; true visitor to Little Club; drugstore cowboy; does her hairdresser really know?; auto license yet; will go along the primrose path of life. MICHAEL A. LESSARD Mike ... a great football offensive lineman and superb defensive linebacker; PNA Drum and Bugle Corps member; amateur weightlifter—the class muscle¬ man; maybe average in many respects, but values like sincerity and integrity will r eward him with a life filled with happiness. PAMELA M. LOGAN Pam ... or Choppa; don ' t be misled by her quiet manners; second home is Oxford; always seen with Carol, Mary, and Sue; has a good sportin ' time con¬ vincing everyone that blondes have more fun; wants to be a hair designer; a true joy to have in our midst. STEVEN P. MAGNUSON 22

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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

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JUDITH A. MacGREGOR Mac . . . not a care in the world; complete with exaggerations, exclamations, and emotions; glee club; senior class play; digs music; strictly Cafe Expresso type; Boston; long hair; seldom quiet; Hampton Beach; party kid; Castle Cowboy; destination—un¬ known, but she ' ll get there in a hurry. KATHLEEN A. McCUE Kathy ... or Rockie; Ronnie ' s backseat driver; what time did you get home from the Prom?; queen ' s court; glee club; town blusher; really, wheels that fly in ' bike; Mr. T ' s Mama Mia; her cheery smile and sparkling disposition will be sorely missing next year at LHS. PAUL L. McNAMARA Brute . . . National Honor Society member; debat¬ ing; varsity hoopster and a baseball standout; the Casanova of the class play, right Pru?; a real gone hunter; a cautious driver; most photogenic; Mary; topflight bowler and tennis nonpareil; college-bound —he ' ll reach the stars. TIMOTHY J. McNEIL Tim . . . and Pamela; racking-up those points in basketball; an all-around solid guy; sharp dresser; CYC officer; What ' s it to you? ; drive-ins with the boys; may seem quiet, but then you don ' t know the real Timmiel; pet peeve—World History (oh, c ' mon); a fabulous kid whom we shall surely miss. JEANETTE MAZNICK Jeanette ... a vivacious blonde; a winning smile with a contagious giggle; born for horses; the Bobsey twins—Gail D. and Jeanette; always found lurking in the corridors; helped out on Arrow and playbook; a bookkeeping scholar (ho ho); unread¬ able writing; fastest talker in the 186-year history of the school. PATTI J. MERCER Patti ... a winning smile and an effervescent personality; Y.P. trips to Maine; Saturday nites with the guys; debating; dramatics; boy charmer; which Dave is it now?; Boston; He ' s nice, he ' s so big! ; Castle Cowboy; her friendliness is the key to her warm personality. 23