Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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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

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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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JOHN H. HALPIN John . . . better known as A. J. Foyt; one of the best looking Kraut ' s in town; card games at Clark; one of the more formidable Friday nite guys; a real girl-watcher at heart; hard worker?; Widoff ' s handyman; looking for¬ ward to a world filled with excitement; Worcester State College in the fall; success is inevitable. MAROON SENIOR STAFF First row, from left, Mary Donahue, Patti Leno, Mary Giuffrida, Carol Anderson, Brenda Henderson, Pamela Blake, and Sheila Cormier. Second row, Priscilla Clap- ham, Sally Savage, Janice Swindell, Jacque Entwistle, Sue Rhodenizer, Sue Hunt, Mary Mosher, and Patty McNeil. Third row, Judson Edwards, Tom Minckler, Jim Martin, Bob Miller, Mike Aja, and Mike Green. MAROON SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE First row, from left, Fran Nelson, Joan Kennedy, Denise LeBlanc, Sue Williams, Ann Corey, Laura Dudley, Rocky Colarusso, Judy Berthiaume, and George Plaza. Rear, Billy Phipps, Richard Lauder, Peter Hennessy, Jim Lennerton, Ray Doane, Timmy Comerford, and Jim Minckler. Faculty 25-cent-a-month club collectors Kathy Dumas and Dotty Ozak. 24