Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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LAWRENCE R. BRATTAIN Larry ... or Brat; somebody’s baby; classy all-around guy; Miss Frye’s unsociable one; Steve McQueen on a motor scooter; always needs a haircut; always with Jimmy and Gary—hunting, hunting what?; a real prowler; everybody loves him, and he loves everybody; a genuine friend who has that mark of excellence. s s o F F I C E R S ROBERT M. BOSSE Bob ... or Cow; the Rice Petrocelli of L.H.S. —can really maneuver deep in the shortstop hole; Dr. Fragonie in class play; seen laughing one moment, then dead serious the next; a great Red Sox, Bruin, Celtic, and Pats fan forever; Mr. Carlomagno’s right arm—in the aquarium, that is; UMass or New Hampshire in fall; success assured. TERESA P. GORDON JUDITH E. BERTHIAUME Terri ... to live is to dance and to dance is to live; still Phil; his “leetle French peelow;” Kathy’s psychiatrist; ever been razzed?; Rosita in class play; pool shark; local prowler and car thief; Tina’s big helper; knows how to tease a Lithuanian; may her falls be few on the dance floor ol life; success unlimited to our ballerina extraordinary. Jud . . . a friend to all; basketball co-captain; softball phenom—tremendous shortstop; like those Grafton games?; body-block artist; most athletic junior; Dave?; Gary?; ever been razzed?; one of Tina’s after-prom help¬ ers; gym lover; a pool shark, Peter?; future reads Bridgewater State in fall—success thereafter is inevitable. 10

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STEVEN E. ANDERSON Steve . . . Mr. Kennedy’s full-time student; never seen without his hot ' 65 Ford; ever hear of the “Soul Limited?”; ever get an ulcer from school?; last year without Bev; bachelor days end in August; always at the drive-ins; a great kid on the road to a successful future. LINDA D. BARLOW Lin . . . one of the guys; Bruce’s better half; always seen at the LJC mixers and up the airport; what about the Cape?; always giving someone a ride home or someplace in her Chevy; one of Mrs. Marble’s nightingales; true friend. DOUGLAS A. BELANGER Doug . . . great performance as Dr. Schlitz; A.J. Foyt of the V.W. set; a regular weekender at the “Showboat; Sentry Super Minuteman; firm McCarthy supporter; one of Mrs. Madden’s favorites; always late but somehow avoids the P.M. room; real party lover; success is possible but unlikely (ha ha). SHARON A. BERRYMAN Sharon ... all that she does is done well; Cindy’s better half; NHS treasurer; Worthy Advisor in Rainbow; remember Spring- field?; DeMolay Sweetheart; French scholar; Rochdale’s paper¬ boy; who’s got your World History homework now?; success is surely hers. DAVID W. BLAKE Dave ... or Blakey; Sue’s other half; another Ginger Baker?; one of the T-Rochdale boys; great kid with personality plus; an LHS sports fan; headed for Quinsig in the fall; future is uncertain but sure to be a success in whatever he encounters. RONALD W. BLISS Sparky . . . very quiet until known; then there’s no stopping; rides anything on two or f our wheels; always on the move but never is quite sure where he is going; a regular at Tony’s until he left for Florida—then he had a good excuse for quitting; sure to succeed in the future. CAROL A. BROWN Carol . . . and Gilda; loves cheering especially at Oxford, “Oh, No!’’; NHS; ever been razzed; a true Brownie; our ripped-pants softball pitcher; guard in basketball; Gertie in the class play; corridor girl; leaves for a nursing career and Assumption, and Holy Cross, and WJC, and . . bestest. THOMAS E. BUCKLEY Buck . . . great personality; our brilliant student-clown; a touch of shyness with the girls; Thomas of Trigonometry; sports en¬ thusiast, especially baseball; headed for the Coast Guard Academy; may he encounter fair winds and following seas. SI