Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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KAREN J. O ' DONNELL O.D. . . . thought to be shy and innocent— but?!!; nicest—in the school; can be found anytime at Marion ' s; Saturday nites with Tommy; summer at Camp Putnam; Y.P. ' s and Maine; side trips to An¬ dover; wildest driver ever; college-bound with a successful future in store. KATHRYN R. O ' KEEFE Kelly . . . and Al; Joanne ' s partner in crime; why weren ' t you in bookkeeping, Kelly?; where ' s your front wheels; when will she buy her material for home ec.; a pingpong whiz; uproarious laughter; seems now an MRS. degree will be hers in short order; we wish her and Al well. JOSEPH F. O ' NEILL Joe . . . best candy-seller in these parts; CYC basketball phenom; Mr. Comer ' s star lazybones in track; sharp Chevy; trash picker-upper; rubber- roller at Raymond ' s Tire Store; Casanova on the loose; superb in class play; Helen?; transferred from South High in junior year—truly our gain. CHARLES B. PAGE Skip . . . leading role in class play—he was a smash hit; great personality; will always leave you laughing; frequent safaris to the haunted house in the ' 52 Bomb ; Mr. B ' s 5th period class pet; finally caught Dianne; Saturday nites; New Year ' s with Mickey—wow! will make life that much more ex¬ citing. DYANE R. PARADISE Dynie ... or Peaches; gives you the impression of being bashful; that is, until you get to know her; mischief lies behind those innocent blue eyes; a lot of fun to be with—anywhere; surfing is her one big ambition; food-food-food—watch your lunches everyone; a true paradise. JAMES P. PIETRO Jim ... or Peaches; mischief and fun, and a friendly greeting for everyone; extraordinary baseball star; excels in homework and tennis matches too— oops!; two-year football member; dazzling features; liked by everyone; friendship with no bounds; Holy Cross in the fall; seminary is his goal—we wish him Godsend.

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DOREEN E. MEYER J.S. Flyer ... a very petite blonde bombshell; who ' s the lucky guy this week?; quick and sarcastic wit; real French scholar with a Parisian accent; as¬ piration-first woman jockey; full-time HWC member; Mickey Mouse will never be sung the same; no one will ever forget J.S. Flyer—how could they? SUZANNE A. MILLETTE Sue ... a lover of standards (cars, that is); never blushes, well almost never; top French scholar; week¬ ly trips to the Center School and always late getting back for the next class; dependable; Arrow; Sep¬ tember at Nancy ' s; the third side of the mad triangle; with reluctance we see her go. DIANNE MUNSON Munce . . . bedazzles you with that smile and personality; summers at the Cape; sharp dresser; National Honor Society; with Ronnie in the white convertible; most kissable girl in the senior class play; yearbook co-editor; always prompt; will embark on the seas of ambition and disembark on the shores of success. ALICE S. MURTAUGH Alley Oop . . . and Cicco, or is it Mr. Girouard; LHS ' s red-headed miracle; how many typographical errors this time, Alice; is Mr. Bosse looking; vim, vigor, and vitality personified; her charm is that of a little stuffed animal; her jovial antics will long be remembered. WAYNE L. NELSON Wayne . . . will someday show his heels to Flex; cavortin ' around in a jazzed-up Honda 90; track co-captain; two-year football performer; co-founder of boys ' cheerleaders; music devotee—plays a mean mandolin; detests digging sand from gas tank; his type improves the world. ANN M. O ' CONNOR Annie . . . and Russ, of course; Mr. Madden ' s right arm; always smiling; never stops talking; friendship tested, proved true; never a problem or care, but solved them for others; Arrow; phys. ed. fan?; zestful fun-lover; has left an indelible impres¬ sion on us all. 24

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LINDA J. PRICE Joanie ... a whiz in basketball; and that nice voice in glee club! quite allergic to good times and fun; Paul; drive-ins; nice clothes; when she studies the stars, more than science comes to her mind; a girl who knows her own mind, and so does Paul; blue Ford; the type companion you treasure. BRUCE F. PROVO Bruce . . . four-year football team member; Quinsig Village patron—Joy and Pegleg forever!; Miss Frye ' s pet; what ' s in your saddlebag, Bru?; famous for all-nite parties; tall, dark, and handsome really applies to him; Wright Wire picket; poison ivy on College Hill; deserves the best. DIANE M. REPEKTA Peroxy . . . five-foot-two and 70 inches of hair; Skip ' s I ' il innocent girl; can always be found where the boys are; Sue ' s better half; a member of the merry trio; Mr. Gallagher ' s pet; cheerleader; soft- ball; CYC officer and cheerleader; Worcester State; will find friends wherever she goes. SUZANNE A. RICHARD Pocketsize . . . or Weasel; small in stature but her tongue makes up for the difference; a real yakker; snow white??; Diane ' s shadow; CYC mem¬ ber; glee club; chemistry; if there was an award for trouble, she ' d win it, hands down; Worcester State awaits her—bon voyage! P. ROBERT RICHER Bob . . . one of the lively ones; really fell (!) for the class play; just real gone wild on those drums; occasionally fools around on the Hammond; Miss O ' Neil ' s unforgettable Latin scholar; have many accidents, Bob?; always a clever remark; wonderful kid to know—will really go places. PAUL R. ROBERT Paul ... if at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again—that ' s our Paul as he ' ll give the baseball team another whirl in the spring; plans a career in the military; had the unique distinction of perfect attendance in junior year; let ' s face it: a boy like that can ' t go wrong. 26