Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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LINDA A. CAIKA Linda . . . Caika, one of the gang; ever been razzed; goes to all the home football games; party gal; been fixed up lately; “Hie up”; forever stalling car in front of the dorms; loves those leopard shorts “Zsa, Zsa!”; how ' s Washington upside down?; success will always be knocking at her door. JOSEPH A. CAMPBELL Joe ... or Soup; shy?; oh, those girls; “I’d walk a mile for a Campbell;” born with a silver telephone in his ear; future Navy man; never worked a day in his life—plans on doing same in the future; his personality assures him a fair measure of success. DEBRA A. CLAPHAM Debbie . . . cute and quiet? until you get to know her; Junior Prom court; local bench carrier; someone’s on Laurelwood Rd.; oh, those parties; Steve; one of the ghosts, roll down any hills lately?; writing a book on “Life at the Drive-In”; future uncer¬ tain, but she’ll stampede into success. ROBERT CLEARY Bob . . . Sentry Super Minuteman; drives around in a hot ’58 Chevy; loves to hunt (shoot any houses lately, Bob?); the cause of Mr. Boule’s ulcers; recreation up at Canane’s gas station; get raided much?; lover of the fine arts of culture. PAMELA COLARUSSO Rocky . . . everybody’s friend; always with a smile; loves sub teachers (Mr. B); 4-year glee club member; supersonic laugh is sure to brighten up the barber shop; hot Chevy Impala; how was the Junior Prom?; nurse’s aid; run into any school buses lately?; horselover; that certain guy???; success inevitable. FERN C. COOPER Feme a-bell . . . one of the gang; 4-H member; a purple ribbon member; how’s those warm summer fair nights in the barn?; LHS true loyalist; loves all kinds of outdoor activities (mature walks); infectious laugh; will slide headfirst into success at Stockbridge. HERBERT COOPER Coops . . . one of the T-Rochdale boys; every Sunday spent at Thompson Speedway; likes listening to the dreamy Doors; sum¬ mers going back and forth to P-town; honest onlooker at the Rochdale train wreck; drives a scrambling Vespa up the sandhills of Rochdale Park; liked by all and heading for adventure. CHRISTINE CORMIER Chris . . . always seen with the guys; how is berry-picking?; CYC officer; in love with that certain something; the Common; will never forget the Junior Prom (ha ha); the Log Cabin; trying to corrupt Jean; loves to read in front of the class; will plow head-on into a world of success. !2

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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

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JAMES J. COUGHLIN Jim . . . fastest gainer of weight in the summer; Halley’s right- hand man; ' 55 Chevy; but where’s the license?; dodgeum’s on Park Ave.; shy much?; a lover from way back; true woodsman; makes scene in a white Valiant; Aleta’s sidekick; Lebanon Ski Lodge but no snow, no skis; future is his for the taking. CONRAD R. DAY Connie ... a swell kid who claims to be a great archer and, as a matter of fact, he is; too bad he doesn’t concentrate on the target instead of the girls walking by; loves most outdoor sports; sure to succeed in whatever venture he undertakes. LINDA J. DESAUTELL Linda . . . and those big brown eyes that keep her with a new guy every week; those weeks at Dennisport (and Hyannis); Pati’s co-troubjemaker; Ter ri’s lifelong pal; Tina’s partner in crime; Olio lover; action-packed nites at????? Academy; memories of Camp Bushido; loves school?; but truly loves life. ROBERT DesROSIERS Rosie . . . school’s all-time-flirt; Dud’s ever-mischievous part¬ ner; always seen at Nelson’s garage; barrels around in a hot green Chevy; likes school (ha ha) and especially Mr. H (ho ho); me¬ chanical brain but has an aversion to welding; success guaranteed. MARILYN R. DUBE Mai ... or Dubes; cute and peppy; Mrs. Marble’s better half; District, All-State and All-Eastern; bound for the Met; bombs around in that sharp maroon Olds; just loves city buses; Chris and letters to Amherst; college bound; will sing her way to success. DANIEL A. DUDLEY Dud ... a genuine five-year man; Miss Lrye’s favorite slave for four years; remembers those trips to Maine with Y.P.G.; loves girls — new one every week; Misquamicut memories; “farm life is great”; school lover; Al’s best friend; shotgun in the ’Camino; U.S. Air Lorce as soon as possible. RAYMOND H DOANE Doanis . . . Orville and Wilbur; garbageman at Pine Acres and summers on Lake Dean; during the winter he has been known to make a few trips to Manchester, N.H.—hunting up there, Ray?; bowling alley phenom; a regular animal in gym class; has never been beaten with Henry; good luck in the future. PATRICIA A. DRONZEK Pat ... is it true blondes have more fun?; nerves of steel; drives a hot Simca; who bucks cars, Pat?; Alice in the Looking Glass; 10 p.m. curfew; always with her plastic goop; lover and stealer of desserts; Anna Maria in fall; sure to succeed.