Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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SHEILA I. CAREY Sheely . . . glee club; free-wheeler on the road, and should we add, real free; sharp dresser; Friday nights at the Leicester Airport; college- bound; favorite class was chemistry with Mr. Rochette (ha ha); is sure to succeed in all her endeavors; best wishes to this ever-smiling miss. HORACE S. CARLOS Chuckie . . . came to us in sophomore year; quiet? are you kidding; always talking about New York; named best footballer along with John Miller; baseball and track; St. Pius CYC president; great Civics student; success unlimited. VICTORIA CHICOINE Vicki ... or Vic Chic; hot rod in her ’58 Chevy; a twirper in glee club; Arrow cartoonist; fond lover of junks” at the boys camp; pet peeve = homework; telephone conversations with ???; a friend to all; assured success. PAULA M. CHLAPOWSKI Paula . . . and wotta pal; that infectious smile; quiet? (ho ho); English whiz; how’s art, Paula?; can’t miss her in that black bee-box; she’s off to college and a teacher’s career; her success is guaranteed. JANET M. CAIKA Sad Sac or Jan . . . mischief is her middle name; loves the Red Sox, especially Tony Conig; Arrow’s silent reporter; Mrs. Marble’s headache; terrific track runner at 2:15; devoted to sweaters; great classmate; deserves the best. ROBERT F. CANNING Bob . . . Canane’s busy night attendant; intends to get that Citroen on the road; great outdoorsman — hunting, fishing, etc.; ca¬ reer in the Navy; a junior asst, scoutmaster; trips to Auburn; Leicester’s loss, the world’s gain. MAUREEN L. CARLOS Moe . . . loyal Drum Corps member; the sour note in glee club; loves those extra eats; sixth period study; Music Appreciation stand¬ out; teachers are okay, but subjects - ugh!; a swinging personality stamps her a sure success. GERALDINE A. CHICOINE Gerry . . . shy and quiet most of the time; forever blushing; drives like a snail; loves hot discussions; has a knack for thoroughly confusing people; a great alto; Arrow reporter; may success and hap¬ piness accompany her into the future. ' in, ,.i i 13

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GEORGE A. BARTHELMES George . . . Canane’s favorite gas attendant; not an active sports participant, but a true rooter at all the games; a career in the Navy; track records with that English Ford; lives life to the hilt; leaves LHS with a void. ELAINE L. BEAUREGARD Laynie . . . notorious giggle; always smiling; faithful friend; glee club member; J.V. cheerleader; always with Kathy; vivacious person¬ ality; on her way to college in the fall; her success is inevitable. RICHARD P. BELANGER Brush . . . expert marksman and woodworking whiz; hunting trips to Royalston with the T”; can’t wait to get that cycle - v’room, v’room; Spanish scholar (ha ha); proud 5-year man; one of the great ones: we’ll miss him. ROGER P. BLANCHARD Rodge ... or Blanch; math whiz; always at the football games; one of the Biology II muckrakers; Mr. Carlomagno’s ass istant; real scholar; pharmaceutical career; started late, but potential track star; bound to succeed. NANCY M. BLISS Nance . . . co-editor of the Arrow; glee club member and an Accent”; don’t believe it — she isn’t shy; ardent fan of cycles and the guys on them; has a sharp wardrobe for school and reserves dungarees and sweatshirts for off duty” hours; a career in the business world. ROBERT A. BLOODGOOD Bob . . . our president; a teacher’s dream; perennial member of the N.H.S.; topnotch journalist who writes a weekly column in the Leicester News; summers at Camp Putnam; liked by everyone (except mice); has a scholarship for success. 4T - % SHARON L. BRIDGFORD Shar . . . fashionable dresser; loves dancing; former member of Touraine’s fashion board; two-year debater; Letty” in the class play; those quick answers in Spanish class; a social adventurer; college- bound; great kid. EDWARD W. BURTT Ed . . . Mr. Gallagher’s hunter”; star lineman for the football team; always has wheels; never a dull moment — right, Ed?; always with a smile; great sense of humor; second home is the wilds of Maine; success will be on the first guidepost he meets. 12

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KATHLEEN J. CONNERY Kath . . . attractive and ever so neat; great personality; true friendship; never seen without Elaine; whiz in girls’ basketball; softball’s first baseman; that crash diet in senior year; college-bound; sure to succeed. DENNIS M. COONEY Coon ... or Cass; played all the major sports for four years and was the baseball captain; summers golfing; trips to the Cape; Quinsig in the fall; girls galore on Highland St.; Sunday nite prayer meetings; his success will be our happiness. . I GAY D. CRANSTON Gay . . . the quiet one until you get to know her; beautiful hair; fond of clothes; and fonder of more clothes; loves to bake; favorite male = Gene; glee club member; destined to be someone’s expert steno. THOMAS P. CRESWELL Tom . . . baseball fixture for 4 years and played football and bas¬ ketball for a year; skiing enthusiast; drugstore cowboy; Stanley’s; Pontiac devotee; Friday nites; Miss Frye’s pet; those action-packed summer days; Springfield College in the fall — our best wishes go with him. WILLIAM L. DANDRO Bill. . . wotta clown with the effervescent personality to match; Mrs. Marble’s hummingbird who sounded more like a crow; leading role in class play; CYC basketball ; superb mountain climber; will also ascend the heights in life starting with Worcester State in the fall. JOHN A. DAOUST Jack or Daisy ... a brilliant 4-year football performer; Mr. B’s best Spanish pupil?; St. Joe’s CYC; rooting for Gerry in those girls basket¬ ball games; going steady again? must be; a cute 6-footer; future success is guaranteed. SUSAN J. de la GORGENDIERE Sue . . . and Sue’s compatriot; trips to Boston; smart dresser; some lucky dentist’s office; where there is chatter, there’s Sue; fondness for Northeastern; that fantastic laugh; those days down the office; adept with a needle; her future has a sparkle like a diamond. DONALD R. DOE Pete ... an expert at the racetrack; just loves those horses; interested in government problems; always searching for answers in physics homework; very likeable; lotta inside tips; will be a positive success at the stables and other areas of life. 14