Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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Officers Honorary President Officers and members of the 1968-69 LHS Student Council. Seated, from left: Donna Daniels, Aimi C orey, Carole Legg, Secretary Sue Williams, Lianne McCallum, and Sharon Schofield. Standing: Steve Rowden, President Jim Fontaine, Honorary President Larry Brattain, Vice-President Richie O ' Brien, Dennis O’Brien, Leo Murphy. Brian Corley, and Advisor Norm LaPlante. STUDENT COUNCIL This was the initial year of the LHS Student Council and it was well received by the vast majority of pupils. Advisor Mr. LaPlante steered it along on a sensible, mature course. Rules and regulations govern¬ ing dress, behavior, etcetera, have been spelled out by coun¬ cil members, who were chosen by their homeroom class¬ mates. Thus, it’s only natural that their policies should be binding upon the entire school.

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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.

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Karen Handley presides at an informal meeting DEBATING Thirty years ago Mr. Norm Hamley was an acknowledged bril¬ liant orator-rhetorician on the Worcester high school scene. Therefore, it’s incumbent that we should be putting his talents to valuable use. And that’s exactly what we’re doing. As debating ad¬ visor here at school, he has been non-sparing in solidifying on A-l squad. Let’s hope and trust he’ll be rewarded with a sleuth of victories in the Swingin’ Seventies. Paul Johnson Marianna Mahoney Bob Hartman CHINESE CLASS We should certainly regard ourselves blessed for hav¬ ing a mandarin master like Mr. LaPlante in our midst. With his knowledge of this language, it wouldn’t be sur¬ prising if we’ll be sending ambassadors to the court of Peking. Four students who have become partakers of Mr. LaPlante’s oriental fluency are shown at left; namely, Tina Halpin, David Allen, Pat Dronzek, and Linda Desautell.