Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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SALLY A. SAVAGE Sas . . . great cheerleading co-captain; Y.P. officer and those trips to Maine; musically inclined; summers at Camp Putnam; floating ping-pong tables; wh ' s a rat, Sally?; wear two different shoes to school lately?; loves Latin (ho ho); Wore. State; she ' ll be a smash in life. WILLIAM E. SEARLES Bill ... or Veska; will succeed in something someday; goal unknown; leaves happy; headed for complete destruction; sat in the back with his head in the clouds; still water runs deep—who knows? he may now be the class scholar. CHARLES A. STEEVES Harry ... a true partygoer from way back; how many years has it been, Harry?; often seen in New Brunswick picking up rocks; appreciates hard work—he can watch it all day; favorite class? easy second period Art; a clown, b 4 ut at heart a bright and sprite young guy. MARY P. STRATTON Pat . .. and Bob, of course; cute kid with a great personality; remember the Water districts?; tell me, would you care for mud pies?; Janice ' s partner in crime; locker room; wonder what ' s going on at North?; IBM school; success unbounded for this deserving kid. LINDA J. SEARS Linda . .. alias Peanuts; Danny ' s girl; one of Mr. Gidding ' s three- year favorites; a real swinger with a personality to match; a drag¬ ster in her ' 49 Plymouth; Danny ' s better half; good luck will be hers in the future—the fates have decreed it DONNA M. SOUCIE Sous ... small but powerful; a real speedster on the roads with that convertible; where tonight, Sous?; how ' s the dish supply holding out at Bisco ' s?; a blond? you must be kidding; bound to succeed with all that vim, vivaciousness, and vitality. DAVID A. SROKA Dave ... a friend when the old chips are down; like his brothers has a surplus of intelligence; an all-purpose kid you just like to see around; that unforgettable ' 61 Dodge which one day might make the Smithsonian Institute; will run right into happiness and success. WILLIAM F. STANIKMAS Bill . .. drives a perpetually ailing green Jeep; has plans to go to the West Coast with Cossacks; immensely proportioned, he has a simple, toothfilled smile hidden under his mous¬ tache; loves work at the Big D; sure to succeed with plenty of God ' s help.

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NORMAN E. RICHARD Norm . .. tiny but mighty with a personality to match; prankster; always pulling a joke on someone; great guy who is liked by everyone; especially, Karen; future unpredictable but we ' re sure he ' ll make out just great. GARY L. RING Gary ... or Ringo; really athletic; a standout in every sport —co-captain football and basketball; track also; loves a good fight; a real charmer; drives a fast truck; sharp dresser; party lover; his future is uncertain, but it ' s guaranteed it ' ll be dif¬ ferent. GAIL M. RHODENIZER Rhody . .. liked sch x l so much she decided to stay on another year; believes in ' ' fat ver ; loves frat parties—well, any party for that matter; Diane ' s pai. er in crime; Steve ' s little flirt; like Jerry much?; a career in the ‘dines awaits this girl with acrophobia; she ' ll fly high. SUSAN L. RHODENIZER Suzy . . . and Brian; remember Row 15?; love that horn— arrooogahh!!; Hodes Super Suzy; Twiggy in disguise; always seen with double lunches (never know it); corny jokes; UMass College of Art; Twig will branch out into the field of art, find the tree of knowledge and shun the root of evil. STEVEN E. ROBINSON Steve . .. Esteban; one of Mr. B ' s better pupils; bombin ' around in that ' 63 Ford; still working at the Valley Market?; never has a dull moment; well liked by everyone, faculty included; great sense of humor and a personality to match; great success will follow graduation. MARK W. ROWDEN Mark ... a born hustler; that hot-diggity ' 61 Dodge; what about those certain evenings he hoped would never end?; a gridiron stalwart; also, a real standout in basketball; a tried and true all- around guy; just sure to find the best of everything in life. DARLENE J. RUSSELL Darlene . .. the future holds a nursing career for her; Linda ' s other half; a Hawkeye regular; locker room addict; poor Grub; how ' s fabulous Faber ' s; always seen in the little V.W.; Mrs. Marble ' s favorite; fame, fortune, and fun will be her fare in life. ROBERTA E. SALSMAN Bobby . .. secretarial future in store for her; always seen in a little green bug; been to MacDonald ' s lately?; a slave at Farber ' s; Dave ' s better half; a quiet and unassuming kid whom life will richly reward.

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JOHN V. SWAN J ... girl watcher at heart; full-fledged member of the elite corps of five-year men; loves the outdoors (hunting, fishing, camp¬ ing); best shot around; nut for deer season; Bob Dylan fan; folk music addict; never met a girl he didn ' t love (Will Rogers); T G; Civil Defense; we ' ll miss the J-man. JANICE E. SWINDELL Janice ... mischief is her middle name; Sharon ' s partner in crime; Friday nites with the girls; boys? oh, they ' re all right; ice¬ pack fights; been to Moose Hill lately; college-bound; as she slides down the bannister of life, may her slivers be small. JOHN A. SUTKUS John ... one of Leicester ' s Fearsome Foursome ; en¬ thusiastic sportsman and student; a quiet fellow who gets along with everyone; headed for WITI; the durable type; fine per¬ sonality; will always bring credit and acclaim to our com¬ munity. KATHLEEN M. WADE Kathy ... a real quiet kid; always seen at LJC mixers; how ' s Miran lately?; what about those St. John ' s boys?; one of Mrs. Marble s avid students; one year each of twirling and de¬ bating; sure to go far in the nursing profession. INGRID D. WHITE Ing ... faithful rooter of the HiLanders (wonder why?); never seen without her sidekick Emily; has one big problem she can ' t solve—wonder what it is?; a real party lover; go to Highland St. often?; astute observer of nature on Manville St.; a swinging kid who ' s left LHS a much more cheerful institution. GLENN O. WILSON Wils ... a true Wilson; Cheryl—forgotten her too?; The Crown —make it there anymore?; curl your eyelashes too—can ' t fool us; really knows how to maintain his cool; YWCA; swingingest boy in town; he ' ll dance his way to success. DONALD A. WITT Don ... a member of the Cossacks Motorcycle Club; riding a bike is an obsession with him; rebel without a cause; born to be free; the true American sportsman—the entire country will someday be that much better and wittier. JOHN C. WOODCOCK John . . . and Pam, of course; ever get hurt in football, John?; those crutches really came in handy; English scholar (ha ha); flirt much? Nah; recess Romeo; smallest kid in the school (ho ho); Renie and Leo ' s—sound familiar?; a really great kid whose successful future is assured. 23