Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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DEBBIE A. HOVAGIMIAN Debbie ... or Hov; been razzed lately?; one of the gang; dyna¬ mite comes in small packages; weekend trip to Washington; who is it today, Deb?; best athlete around; loves action; summer par¬ ties; shorthand?; Labor Day in W. Bkfd.; loves to dance; an old friend at the Waldorf; secretarial success is hers. SANDRA HUMPHREY Sandy . . . one of the kids; Billy’s little shadow; a Zayre’s regu¬ lar; always smiling; Irish service station regular; weekends in Vermont?; Mrs. Marble ' s brat; any fender-banging lately?; remember the Sweetheart’s Ball?; Mr. Madden ' s little helper; wedding bells soon; success will accompany her. JULIANNE HENNESSY Hoolie . . . the adorable Julie Hennessy; alligators and snakes are her favorite pets; enjoyed the Orpheus, didn’t you?; loves those mixers; and somebody named Peter too; will never forget Dennis; always rallying at a certain house; like soccer much— wonder why?; Guidance Office meetings; success is hers. RICHARD HENNESSY Henry . . . Joyce; Disorientated Jungle; Hendrix, Creme, Doors; Good ol’ sea dog; Wednesday afternoons at Nazareth; Father Maloney; Oakham in the summer; Miss Frye’s poet; “un¬ breakable” window lover; oh, c’mon; expeditions to Coomis Pond; piano playing; true brother to Norton and Yeolts; Cali¬ fornia bound. ELLEN J. HISER Mi$er . . . loves watermelon, fudgsicles, and Vinny; basketball manager? oh, brother; how ’bout your pajama party?—cold pizza at 4:30 a.m.; where did you get that restroom sign?; “Y” camp counsellor; hey, whatever happened to those “skunks?”; scrubbed out in Drive Ed. car; will have a rendezvous with success. HERBERT HISER Herbie . . . always laughing; great Philly 76er, Baltimore Colt, and Detroit Tiger fan; loves French III?; a regular at Big Boy’s basement; a true locker room hound; one of the L.H.S. unforget- tables; guaranteed success will come for a true great. STEPHEN F. HOGAN Steve ... or Schultz ... a real Hogan’s Hero; isn’t headed for Stalag 13, rather Penn State in the fall where he will pursue a career in meteorology; very clever and has a buoyant personality to match; Schultz will have many encounters with success. CATHY L. HOVAGIMIAN Cath . . . one of the gang; ever been razzed? continuously talk¬ ing about nothing; always smiling; who’s that kid you went to run over and then backed up on?; can’t forget that weekend in No. Bkfd.; wants to be where the action is, but never gets there; Junior Prom night remembrances; will find success at every turn.

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KEVIN A. GLEICK Kev . . . great at making practical jokes; not very tall but can always be heard; clever in everything except school work; likes senior year so much that he just might try it again; plans call for WITI in the fall; success is his always. LEONARD GLYNN Buddy . . . ace drugstore employee; proud five-year man; really revs up that ’61 Pontiac; hanger-around at the T.C.; Donna; St. Peter ' s High transplant; CYC basketball phenom; new license every week with the wrong age on it; success unbounded. DENNIS GRANVILLE Den . . . “33” hard number to forget on the football field for two years; teachers say he’s like a boomerang—he keeps coming back; couldn’t begin to tell you all of his friends (female, of course); Mrs. Madden’s favorite; Fitzie’s comrade in crime; Pine St. regular; will elude everything but success. JAMES GRIMSHAW Jim ... or Grim; silent but deadly; karate expert; pulled down any garages lately?; Jane; love conquers all; Joe’s brother; 30 years on the rock pile; college or Navy; Mac’s mischievous part¬ ner; whatever else happens to him, success is surely guaranteed. FRANCIS HARRINGTON Buzzy . . . Mr. T’s darling cousin; party lover but always for¬ gets to show up; constantly wrecking mom’s car by driving on Common, running down college kids, etc.; fond Jr. Prom memo¬ ries; five-year veteran and may be back for more; Mr. Boule’s sidekick; he will leave his impact upon the 20th Century; the rarest type. ROBERT A. HARTMAN Harpo . . . modern jazz fiend; trumpeter; custodian of the west¬ ern wing; great driver; always hot-dogging it down Paxton St. way; debating club vice-president; immensely enjoys pushing cars; loves term reports (ha ha); destined to attain great heights in the music world; let’s toot him a fond farewell. MICHAEL HALLEY Mike ... or Ole Man; and his pet racoon Joe; always stopping in at Smitty’s house on the way home; what’s this about Bob Cousy sneakers and those giveaway footprints; can outdistance even the cops in cross-country chases; will it be Penn State or the State Penn (ha ha); will bump head-on into success. CHRISTINA S. HALPIN Tina . . . one of the gang; the personality kid; loves that Cape; can you ever be serious?; a real lover and a lover of nature; fond Prom memories; did you ever make it downstairs?; drives in the gutter with one wheel on curb; will go jogging her way through life. 15

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SUSAN C. HUNTOON Sue . . . blonde, blue eyes, attractive; never a dull moment when she’s around; jumps through windows; still waiting for her man; Feb. 25; happy Halloween; sights the lights at C.V.; getting the car tonight?; last dance at S.B.; Jr. Prom (ha ha); sophomore trip —ick!; jelly beans; success inevitable. SHIRLEY M. IRISH Shirl . . . Cliffy’s shapely shadow; most popular junior girl; a born flirt; favorite sport—jumping out windows?; Tina’s after- Prom helper; NHS; ever been razzed?; basketball co-captain; de¬ fensive ace (flying elbows); softball phenom—ever make all three outs?; a Maine—(iac); Anna Maria in the fall. KATHY A. ISRAELIAN Kath . . . sharp dresser; Denholm ' s fashion board; always will¬ ing to go to a rally; who says a V.W. isn’t big enough?; anyone notice your outfit the night of the Orpheus?; avid LJC fan; patro- nizer of Stan and Helen; soccer—favorite sport; Miss McPart- land’s pet; alligator friend; that first LJC mixer; success assured. PAUL G. JOHNSON Howard . . . Prized employee of Farmer Joe; only person to see the east banking really close up; in his dune buggy, of course; treasurer and varsity captain of the debating club; amore espag- nol?; bound for Worcester State and a successful teaching career. CYNTHIA L. JOHNSTON Cindy . . . quiet in school, but mischievous outside; usually seen with Sharon; active in Rainbow; Worthy Advisor in May; ever go to Springfield?; MYF president; remember chemistry?; loves French class; learner’s permit—when?; ever run a mile?; ' quick wit and ready smile; success for her is guaranteed. BARBARA A. JOUBERT Barb . . . and Ron; what’s that stone on your finger?; is it real?; ever been razzed?; Mary’s better half; Purgatory?; good office helper; drives a cool Valiant in a river or up a banking; wedding?; best man, Randie?; always helpful; success is surely hers. LYNN D. JYRINGI Lynn . . . blonde bombshell; protected by a 6-foot, 190-pound shadow; initiator of mad answers to mad questions; anyone seen my book?; basketball sharp-shooter; side-splitting times with the twins: knock, knock; softball vet; ever fall out of a car—ick!; fun at the Cape; ball of sunshine; going places. KATHLEEN A. KENNEDY Kathy ... or K.K.; sweet, neat, and petite; innocent-looking but mischiefs cooking; math phenom (ha ha); ever been razzed?; NHS; Miss Frye’s favorite; Larry; an outside line? what’s an outside line?; Carole’s sidekick; crash! oh, that garage door; col¬ lege-bound; success assured, will add buoyancy to a dull world. 17