Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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J NEIL T. MULRAIN Mulsy . . . three-year football standout; Telegram’s best worker; one-year baseballer; active in DeMolay; loves those gym classes; Mr. B’s best student (ha ha); loyal supporter of Mr. Rowden’s “new games”; future outlook—h oping to join the FBI. EDWARD T. OWENS Easy Ed . . . really athletic; two years of track and quite the two-miler; gym class whiz; real educational bug in music; excelled in special chorus and music appreciation; took schooling seriously in senior year and now seems well- equipped for a bright future. FRANK W. LYON Frank ... or Rabbi; different hat for every day; one of Mr. T’s rover boys; homework, nah!; where’s the fire?; L.F.D. treasurer; Y.P. president in senior year; those trips to Maine; the true scooter rider of LHS; always out to lunch; sure success is bound to pass his way. PENELOPE M. LYON Penny . . . outstanding personality; cute; a real sharp dresser; chipmunk cheeks; cheerleading co-captain; fond prom memories; proud of her lonely soldier—Mike’s coming home; DeDe’s best friend; radiates friendliness; a golden coin in our heart’s treasury. GAIL I. MARSH Mish . . . small but powerful; Arlene’s little shadow; Y.P. trips to Maine; summertime at the Cape; get your license yet?; Miss Donnelly’s right arm; trips to Worcester library—crash!; real swinger at the prom; success bound to come her way. GLENN E. McCALLUM Glenn ... a real good friend to everyone; always willing to help out; l’il red Chevy pickup; every Saturday nite at the Westboro Speedway; wants to be a welder—will be an accomplished success after spending two years at WITI. JOHN C. MAGNUSON John . . . football his specialty along with piano; the big “305” Honda Superhawk; Sutton on weekends; class play— six lines; Europe last summer to see those girls; loyal patron of Leicester Airport dances; Y-Not member; has been an invaluable asset to LHS. ANN T. MAINVILLE Crotchet . . . white knight of Leicester; sweatshirt fanatic; loves grubby jeans and combat boots; Woolworth’s favorite counter girl; skip work much?; ever go from first to reverse while on the go?; Haff’s bodyguard; rides off into the world on faithful steed Squire.

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FRANK G. LaFRANCHISE Frank . . . ' driving around in his hot little ’65 Chevy; a real ladies’ man; girls in New York plus several in Worces¬ ter; catches ’em with his captivating smile and words of woo; future John Lennon with his electric guitar; will achieve greatness. NANCY H. LAMB Nan . . . the quiet girl with a ready smile; always willing to help a friend; how the boys love that long sexy brown hair; a great journalist on the Arrow with her gory tales of blood and murder; future nurse; will surely enhance that profession. JAMES F. LaMONDA LaMumba . . . handsome and debonair; Gloria; finally a license—hut a Rambler, blah!; still working?; lover of the crab game and pink elephant; enjoys sports especially foot¬ ball with the old gang; next is N .E. School of Accounting or Navy; success assured. KAREN A. LANAGAN Karen . . . sweet and petite; quiet and shy—that’s close!; dependable; loves parties and dancing; Betty’s partner in crime; one of the unknown kidnappers; nature walk on prom night; neat dresser and great personality; headed for certain secretarial success. ROLAND J. LAPRISE Roily . . . and Arlene; a fun-lover; a Charlton run-about; graduated from a Honda to a V.W.; those Friday nites on Rte. 56; number one V.W. in Leicester; Mr. Kennedy’s brightest student (ha ha); basketball, water skiing; will have a successful career as a plumber. PATRICIA M. LAVIN Henry . . . plain, but attractive; talkative; mischievous; drives the Red Bomber—help!; summers at the Cape; re¬ member Assumption Prep; where to now?; try Middlebury; how’s Bouf?; Halloween nite; Moose Hill’s worst skier (ho ho); her future is sure happiness. MINDA S. LEHTO Duck . . . and Micky; also Tony; always the life of every class; could charm the birds off the trees; that l’il TR-3; twirling captain; a Mr. B unteachable; former LJC coed; Boston in the fall; she’s destined to become a first-class artist. MARILYN L. LEMAY Mai ... a lively one; well-known at the Castle; Guidance Office regular; where there’s excitement, there’s Mai; and then there’s LJC; weekends at the Cape; well-liked by every¬ one; her buoyant personality guarantees her happiness in the future. 4 18

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ARTHUR J. PAQUETTE Art ... or A.J.; Rochdale Honda lover; biggest tire collection in the entire town; always ready for an argument about Hondas; the great Stiles’ ski jumper; Mr. Rowden’s little helper; varsity net burner; WJC a-coming in the fall. ROBERT R. PERODEAU Bob . . . four-year footballer; can be seen in a white Chevy on So. Main St. anytime; Holy Cross-bound; Miss Frye’s book-closet man; frequent sorties to the Castle; class play invaluable as a stagehand; success will crown his every endeavor. MARGARET U. PERRY Peggie . . . cute and catty—great sense of humor; fond¬ ness for Tigers; it takes two to tango, right Peg?; Phil’s occasional girl; always found where the boys are—which one this week?; success is a tall order, but she’ll “measure” up. JANET S. PHIPPS Janet ... a girl with brains and lots of personality; glee club asset; NHS member; sure to be found on a starvation diet in the lunchroom; any accidents at the Junior Prom?; quite the poetess; future nurse bound to be a big hit with the interns at Memorial Hospital. DANIEU H. PICKETT Dan . . . football and basketball super star; but true fond¬ ness was for the latter sport where he proved a County sensation; great memories of the Junior Prom; trunk king; will never forget Fred; Spencer girls; sure to hit the hoop in the game of life. RONAUD K. PIERCE Moose . . . Zayre’s loyal slave; fun-lover all the way; never has turned his back on a good time; impatient five- year man; always a careful driver in his fire-breathing Plymouth; all signs indicate a promising future. PAMEUA J. PEACE Pam . . . cute and very sincere; a tried and true friend to all; the girl with no “Hobbies”; Peggie’s partner in crime; stuck on a certain sophomore; vivacious and photo¬ genic; certainly a Place we’ll miss. KATHRYN G. PUOUFFE Kap . . . and Don; a swinging kid with just the nuttiest personality ever; Mr. Madden’s ace shorthand student; tell us about nites on the Mohawk Trail; glee club unforgettable; loads of fun; will blaze a trail of success. 20