Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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CALVIN J. COOPER Cal . . . loves chemistry?; owns a fast Mac, and he usually leaves the pack behind him; really digs those Yamaha bikes; Mrs. Avedian’s pet in English (ha ha); dynamite comes in small packages—that’s our Cal. SHIRLEY E. COOPER Shirl . . . quiet, but always has a smile; active in 4H affairs; really buys those wild parties; a trip to Waterloo and really had a blast, right Shirl?; her future undertaking uncertain at the moment, but she’ll succeed. ALANE L. CUNNINGHAM Alane . . . quiet until you get to know her; drives a big gray jeep around town; what about that D.Q. in Spencer during the summers?; Comic Strip lover; NHS member; “Magnus est veritas” is her slogan; a teaching career awaits her; success galore will be hers. ARLENE L. CUNNINGHAM Arlene . . . Alane?; corridor girl; who’s that boy from Spencer?; Mexican hat dance at the Prom; Madame LaSolda in play; fond memories from Maloney’s; out to rehabilitate a certain individual; next—Worcester State and a fine teach¬ ing career. SUZANNE M. DAIGE Sue . . . Diz; sweet and innocent (you’ll get over it); the girl with the curl; Paul’s delight; real cool operator; another “horror show” regular; pocket-size bundle of fun; beep-beep; well equipped for the future. RALPH E. DALE Ralph . . . leader of the Peasants; plays a mean brand of guitar; likes the Stones; can’t forget the Cape and Lady Jane; all he can say is “Remember the farmer!”; always seen on his super Yamaha; surfer hairdo; baseball; will add buoyancy to a dull world. DIANE M. DeSTRATIS De De . . . and Ronnie; pretty and popular; basketball captain; our elusive butterfly; shall we tango?; Penny’s best friend; throw pajama parties often?; summers at SAC; if not there, try Newton Sq. or the Cape; vivacious kid we’ll miss. SHEILA M. DONAHUE Sheily . . . cheerleader supreme; Mrs. Marble’s cricket; nights at Tech; do you always sell apples up there?; “Moxie twister”; summers at Melville Shoe; doesn ' t trust her own car-—why?; college-bound; this world will start jumping with Sheila in its midst.

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PAMELA C. BROWN Pam . . . and Rick; great with a guitar; Paulette’s side- kick; a Mrs. Marble favorite; “Hey, look at the beautiful ceiling!”; goes to Mallie’s anytime she can find someone to take her; bright future with an MRS. Degree. NANCY L. CLAPHAM STEPHEN H. CLEARY Steven . . . ski instructor at Rutland on weekends; Barre Ski Patrol; Friday nites; rides around in a hot ’58 Chevy; football for three years; baseball captain; righthanded Sandy Koufax; success unbounded. JENNIFER S. COCKER Susan . . . and Ronnie; Miss Langlois’ right hand; one of Elmer’s girls; Duch; how about that telephone bill?; star recess track team member; friend to all in locker room where she’s another Ann Landers; future MRS. of America. Nance ... a lively one; cheerleader; Ethel in class play; remember the fence at Eddy’s? summers at Lake Winnepau- saukee; one of the great ghosts; she and her little putt-putt; Latin scholar—third year?; college-bound—great future; truly a tremendous kid. ROLAND B. COLBY Roily . . . everyone’s buddy as proved by his “most popu¬ lar” rating; starter on the football team; those Friday nites; the sole dictator of Calbania; personality plus; a great future lies ahead. BARRY J. COMERFORD Barry . . . Rochdale’s best; a real lady charmer; forever in the midst of commotion; always a twinkle in those loyal Irish eyes; found either at Andy’s or with Karen; summers at Carlton’s or on the dunes at Charlestown; WITI in autumn; success at every turn. STEPHEN J. CONNOLLY Steve ... or Twig; a Colby cobra; usually seen down Main South with all the “big” guys; crazy about the girls, especially blondes; lover of wheels; how’s that Model A?; not adverse to wild parties; friend to all. RONALD J. CONNORS Ronnie . . . and Dee Dee; strong and handsome; alias Tarzan—shy (you’ll get over it!); basketball dribbling whiz; innocent-looking but mischief’s cooking; accident prone; fondness for butterflies; I.B.M. future; he’d rather fight than switch. 12

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NANCY E. DORR Door-Bell . . . always smiling; glee club; 4-year soft- baller; the one with the tight uniform (ha ha); Joan in the class play; St. Peter ' s and the Comic Strip; Liggett’s nervous Nelly; one of the lively set; career in nursing; just the great¬ est. MARILYN DUBE Mai . . . the original Areba girl; sweet and petite; the fourth of the three musketeers; has a rabbit’s load of friends, especially one—Gerry; Mr. Boule’s daily visitor; a great per¬ sonality and success will surely be hers. PAULINE E. EARLY Lizzy . . . and Bill; try to escape lately?; locker-room regular; compliments of Ryan ' s Bake Shoppe; one of Elmer’s girls; recess track team member; everybody’s cousin; wed¬ ding bells in July; they couldn’t ring for a better kid. DONNA B. FITCH Donna . . . Fitch the witch (class play); Mr. T’s Sunshine collector; softball manager; one of the effervescent set; Latin phenom (ha ha); addicted to tranquilizers; Misquamicut and Hyannis; football ticket seller; future Florence Nightingale; she’ll have a head-on collision with success. JOSEPH A. DUMAIS Joe ... if brains were a crime, he would be sent up for life; class genius; a real go-getter when it comes to work; physics fiend; Thor’s greatest competitor and rattled a mean cover in the class play; headed for a fabulous career in electrical engineering. SHARON L. DUMAS Sher ... or Sharonski; if studying were the cause of death,,she’d live forever; the pizza-house girl; Russ; former basketball dazzler; Dolly’s better half; those Maine safaris; will slave for a nursing career and an MRS. degree; she deserves the best. WILLIAM D. FITZPATRICK Billy . . . and Dolly; always has a cheery “hi” for every¬ one; a keen pool player when he isn’t watching girls; writes a mean crossword puzzle for the Arrow; a fun-seeker but one serious enough to find success. MARK S. FRANSON Mark ... or is it the famed Marcus Aurelius in our midst; easygoing except when you get him into one of those go- karts with a two-cycle engine; then watch out for the speed¬ ster; everyone agrees he’s going to be another Myron Floren the way he can play that accordion. 14