Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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JUDITH MAHAN JON A. McCLUSKEY Mac . . . and Mac; no modesty here; real philosophy major (Mac’s Law); wild Friday nites at the bowling alley; proud five- year man; did you ever think of trying to skip?; always the non¬ conformist; success for him is bound to occur, but then who needs success? KATHLEEN A. McQUOID Kathy . . . and Jimmy; Terri’s future sister-in-law; cheering co-captain; Miss Cheerleader; NHS secretary; Junior Class V-P; Anna Maria hopeful; all-night discussion with Terri; Tina’s helper at Prom; that week at the Cape; Jimmy’s l’il shadow; WITI?; where’s that?; soon to become a full-time Gordon. JOSEPH B. O’CONNELL Oakie ... a regular five-year man; quite the teddybear; only person known to eat a bushel of clams ; football star in junior year; track for two years; St. V’s top orderly; coke, please; those parties at the nurses ' house; rough night, huh?; will wrestle the world into submission; great guy. MARY C. O’CONNOR Oakie . . . and John, of course; Barb’s better half; Purgatory; a real Lithuanian teaser; conveniently sick on test days; how did “Gone With the Wind” end, Mary?; ever been razzed?; Rambler? —lose any passengers?; rosy cheeks; a true friend to everyone; success for her is a foregone conclusion. MARIANNA L. MAHONEY Juana . . . knee-knocker, bow-legged, pigeon-toed, but real cute; those curly locks; Judi; drives a hot four-speed; Joe; always hustling those old men; loves to crawl through car windows; lose your keys lately?; get much sleep at Miser’s party?; real flirt; art lover; Nichols fan; will be a great dental assistant. Judie ... or Jud; one of the gang; they’re either too young or too old; can you leave the White Knight behind?; that swinging party after the Prom; a regular at the LHS football games; good ole lead foot; Chem major?; Mr. B’s favorite; Guidance Office pest; LJC boy-watcher; will be an L.P.N.; bestest. SUSAN NASH Sue . . . quiet and shy till you get to know her—wow!; always seen with Linda; Richie’s partner, usually on weekends; always getting blamed for something; loses battles with Chris; will ya ever win?; that hot blue Ford; leadfoot—drag anyone lately?; Prom night; loves basketball, made the team yet; sure success. DENNIS P. O’BRIEN Obie . . . veteran basketballer and one of Mr. Hamely’s famed harriers; track captain; Miss Frye’s proud four-year veteran; math whiz (ha ha); fond Prom memories; Irish power; Friday’s with the guys; Young Rascals; fun; greatness starts with Holy Cross in fall.

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KATHY L. LaPLANTE GERALD P. LeBOEUF Jerry . . . happy-go-lucky; a real funster to be associated with; ask Kathy; his hot ' 62 Chevy—where is it now?; how’s your pool room?; wants to join the Air Force and then become a state cop —you better watch out guys—no, not really, all he’ll write out will be friendship tickets. CAROLE A. LEGG Carole ... or Ca-row-lie; cute and smart; quiet? (ha ha); NHS —first place in the marks race; Miss Frye ' s best; Helen G’s look- alike; ever been razzed?; gotta talk to Mr. Z; fifth period office duties with KK: a pizaan to everyone; her success is assured. Kathy . . . LP 2; happy half of a team; the four-year hustling softball and basketball vet; that rubberarm pitching windup; St. V’s three-week inmate moved slowly for awhile but came back strong; So ul Sister with a Motown beat; math brain; NHS; ever been razzed; witty and will set college world on fire. DENISE C. LeBLANC Dense . . . the mighty midget; loves those H.C. men—James; Assumption Prom court; one of the ghosts; local bench carrier; midnight hour; clean off this table right now!; St. John’s; party lover; sharp dresser; sewing whiz; crazy about room 46; future plans—designing or teaching; she’ll make the grade. W n p 1 ’ STEPHEN LONDERGAN Steve . . . A.J. or Lon; one of the guys; never shuns a good time; most attractive boy; always where the action is; learn how to pour your milk yet, Steve?; always seen with Deb, or is he?; like to sleep in tents much; Prom memories galore; great all-around kid; cross¬ country flash; will run right into success. ROBERT L. LUMB Bob . . . the cute one with the curly red hair;a real speedster till they caught him on Mill St.; a fine football enthusiast; ride those go-carts much?; just loved those Sundays working at the turnpike; carousing with Gerry or Lee, or just being alone; loved CCD (ha ha); WITI; shy but wotta guy. PAUL A. LEMAY Paul ... or Mr. Maylay; quiet, shy, and easy to get along with; Big D employee; chemistry and biology remembrances; soph class trip memories; Portsmouth Naval Yard in the fall and a career as an electrician; Mr. Madden’s right arm; will brighten this dull world. JAMES G. LENNERTON Jimmy ... or Hooker; four-year football standout; forest firefighting phenom; completed the troika of Brat and Rebel; basketball fight fan; fabulous trips to P-Town; Castle’s best cus¬ tomer; all-time record for school tardiness; born actor—bound for Broadway; will steer a winding road to success. 19

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PAUL F. O ' KEEFE Paul . . . Ray ' s partner in crime; Steve McQueen on the Honda 160; Mrs. Marble’s prize student; usually seen sitting on a stone¬ wall somewhere—wanna ride?; Savon Sinclair—get that engine off your chest?; Lebanon Valley drags; and the ski lodge (in the summer?); Joe’s fan club; success will follow him. GEORGE B. PLAZA Yeolts . . . one of the greats of L.H.S.; three-year football star; Junior Prom night—wow!; haircut every week; drives around in a hot V. W. or a bus; main interest is Katey; a real Physics; ardent subscriber of co-ed magazine; almost our class president four times; Alaska—oh, c’mon, Yeolts. JUDITH A. ROLANDER Judie . . . Junior Prom Queen; boy, she lived up to it (ho ho); locker-room regular; coffee breaks where?; Sharon ' s partner in crime; remember the dark road, queenie?—the V.W. taking the corner at Breezy Bend?; Hot Dog Annie’s, Kelly’s party, airport; will steer her car right into success. GARY W. RUSSELL Gary . . . Bear; Leicester’s Paul Bunyan; football co-captain; Gung-Ho recipient; mischievous?; Judy; eat out much?; a real Smokey the Bear; always where the action is; parties?; has his own private penthouse; Prom memories; Anne; basketball fighter; tre¬ mendous school spirit, unlimited success. WAYNE A. PROCTOR Wayne ... a Mr. T-man all the way; hey, where do we go for lunch today?; famous two-minute trips to Spencer;summers at the Cape; Coast Guard always getting him for speeding—in a motor- boat; golf—three years; DeMolay P.M.C.; only red Ford we know with a phone in it; a wide and promising future on the open sea. MICHAEL N. REPEKTA Norton . . . ace custodian; will he ever forget his birthday party in the cafe?; Algebra II whiz; Uncle G’s favorite nephew; manager for Henn’s band; clothes from Zayre-Pratt—swell dresser; Michelangelo; barber shop regular; every week?; Heart and Soul with Henry on the piano; Yeolts neighbor; Sue’s play¬ mate; good luck. JANET RZASA Raz . . . Gary’s future; champion Northeastern States bugle soloist; member of PNA, how long?; Aud’s partner in crime; Gary’s sure gonna get sick of peanut butter; so, you’re going to Philadelphia, huh—what for? for “a” Fizzle?; certain to make a terrific Navy wife; miles of smiles await her; great kid. GILDA G. SALMINEN Gilda . . . and Carol; need any rubber pants?; hey, Gil, who gave you Michael?; G the B’s GG; most courteous junior— clumsy? yes; courteous? no; how’d you get home from play try¬ outs?; cheerleading co-captain; softball scorekeeper; NHS vice- president; Prom court; corridor girl; leaves for those joint classes between H.C. and Clark.