Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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GERRICK G. SPALDING Gerrick ... or plain G; a five-year man; real hot with a cue stick; Friday and Saturday nites—-with Bonnie!; remember Burtt’s party?—wow!; watch out, here comes G in his white Falcon; perfect attendance award (ha ha); future unpredictable; sure to find fun and success wherever he goes. SUE E. STREETER Sue . . . biggest mouth in class (ha ha); loved by all the teachers; Mr. Rowden’s pet; you’re in good hands with Streeter; cheeks; bitten-down fingernails and flaky skin (ha ha); midnight hour girl —go home, Deb!; Nichols fan; Bob; Colby ' s l’il helper; will leave her echoes in LHS corridors. MARK S. SYMONOWICZ Mark . . . loyal Mr. T fan; that blue Falcon all over town; trips to the Cape with the guys; knows his way to Winthrop; DiPietro’s store; T-G; CYC paper drives; where do we go for lunch today?; aiming to put Don Kent out of a job; who with last night; sure success in any direction. AUDREY E. THOMPSON Aud . . . quiet and shy?; Raz’s sidekick; former PNA member; scream much on the way to Boston Garden?; what glasses?; always busy typing for Mr. T; that special Navy guy; where are ya slippers?; in the future she’ll be riding the waves, that’s the U.S. Navy Waves; will provide a cheery atmosphere to this gloomy world. DAVID G. WILSON Dave . . . how long have you been here?; must like this place, huh?; likes to hunt anything but girls—but has never been known to get anything!; gets up at all hours of the night to answer a weird noise from the Valley! What for?; C.D. member; cutting a lot of grass lately?; success will surround his future occupation. JOHN F. WOOD Jake ... a whiz in Mr. Madden’s class; that hot ’61 Dodge; been riding through the woods lately?; Mr. Boule’s favorite for being late; always on the stone wall in front of McKenna’s or loitering in the drugstore; Napoleon and Jake—conquerors of the world; and both only 5-foot-2; we’ve saved the best till last. RUSSELL F. WEYMOUTH Russ . . . Mr. T’s left arm (ha ha); NHS’ prime member; tried to avoid gym, didya?; summers with Mr. Rochette at Camp Putnam; classes, what classes?; Leicester’s local insuranceman with a great policy on life; Worcester State in the fall—sure to be a successful something (teacher) or other???????? SUSAN E. WILLIAMS Will . . . where there’s a will, there’s a way; quiet and shy (ha ha); sarcastic remarks (ho ho); needs those specs; new boy every week; Prom night memories; career as a personal secretary; got a license yet?; A-l student especially for Dr. Madden; always provides for a good time; loyal; will power. 23

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GARY F. SCHOFIELD Scoff. . . Gary and Debbie; always seen in a pool hall or playing cards; Gerrick’s better half; tried to push your car down the school driveway lately?; weekends at the Cape with the guys (girls!); one of LHS’ five-year men; remember the Boston Garden game?; Mr. McGrath’s housebuilder; bright future in store. JANICE R. SCHWARTZ Janice ... or Schwartzie; one of the gang; been down the hippie street lately?; mischievous; quiet?—you ' re gotta be kidding; La¬ bor Day weekend in West Bkfd.; a real funster; drive-ins on Friday nites; NHS: love those chickens; where there’s food, there’s Janice; nursing career; sincerity her pathway to success. JEAN C. SESKEVICH Jean ... a red bombshell; small but mighty; Mr. G’s No. 1 algebra student; often seen bombing around in her dad’s ’65 Impala; fond Junior Prom memories; CYC member; ink—what ink?—remember, Jean?; loyal glee club member as freshman; dinner-dance with Dave; WJC in fall; she deserves the best. VALERIE A. SHIVICK Val . . . cute; real nice dresser: makes all her clothes; love those Jimmys; Feb. 25; left-handed cashier at Hodes; those Saturday nite parties; the airport; hope to become the first woman pilot; Junior Prom—could have danced all nite; bombs around in a tractor, always eating; future will be off the ground. BRUCE SMITH Bruiser . . . collects bark off trees; changes cars as much as he does his socks; Linda—wedding bells?; when are you getting an engine for your ’55?; want some butter or color TV’s, see Bruce; tire marks all over Rochdale; trees hate him; Miss Donnelly’s top chef; if success is somewhere, he’ll hit it. CLIFFORD A. SMITH Smitty . . . our candidate for basketball scholastic All-Ameri¬ can; can’t miss in life with personality that won him Most Popu¬ lar rating from freshman year; Shirks better half (ha ha); cross-country standout; the Mickey Lolich of the LHS pitching staff; will bring fame to our town as a collegiate hoop great; terrific kid—our best. DENYS SNYDER Denys . . . California transplant in senior year; vibrant person¬ ality won friends fast; an art lover; has been to many parts of the world; loves those LJC soccer games?; hear you’ve been drawing something special in art class; that first mixer!; that certain poem?; will meet success no matter where she goes. DAVID P. SOUTHARD Percy ... a transfer from Prouty in his sophomore year; loves most outdoor sports such as swimming, fishing, camping, and hiking (especially when the car breaks down way out on a back road); quiet in school, he goes wild on weekends; Mr. Madden’s pal; who’s Miss White Owl?; swell kid; bestest. 22

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Underclassmen members of the subscription committee who never relented until they had realized a record num¬ ber of 430 subscriptions. Seafed, from left: Mickey Jacques, Nina Hyytiainen, Laura Dudley, Cindy Giuff- rida, Sherry Brunette, Peggy Mercer, and Lianne McCal- lum. Standing: Sue Ann Morowski, Linda Miller, Cindy St. Denis, Linda Ber- thiaume, Evelyn Hiser, Karen Gosler, and Joyce Reed. 1969 MAROON STAFF The corps of seniors who played such a vital part in raising the $2,500 needed to publish this an¬ nual. Front row, from left: Gilda Salminen, Tina Halpin, Sue Wil¬ liams, Kathy McQuoid, Carole Legg, Ellen Hiser, Donna Glea¬ son, and Carol Brown. Second row: Debbie Fotiades, Sue Hun- toon, Shirley Irish, Jan Rzasa, Pat Dronzek, Kathy Israelian, Audrey Thompson, Debbie Cla- pham, Kathy Kennedy, and De¬ nise LeBlanc. Third row: Julie Hennessy, Mark Symonowicz, Wayne Proctor, Richie O’Brien, Russell Weymouth, Dave Wil¬ son, and Cheryl Gercken.