Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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RUSSELL J. ANDERSON Russ ... janitor of the east wing; NHS; Mr. Graham for three years and Miss Erye for four; Mr. C’s pal in Biology II; always ready with a real sick joke; leaving a cloud of dust; speaking of rabbits; hound for Alaska after a four-year stay at UMass. ALAN E. BANIUKIEWICZ Big Al, the Chief ... Laurie’s shadow; 45-minute matinees at Bisco’s; sulphur dioxide fan; Polack power; summers at the Cape; locker room (Marlboro country); newspaper readings by firelight in Rm. 35; Rte. 56 needs a new coat of paint; Quinsig in fall—success thereafter. BRENDA L. BARNEY Barn ... von Schneider of the riding set; sweatshirt and dungaree fanatic; remember Rte. 9?; faithful Irish steed— Shetland; pony owner?; Black-eye Barney; ’76 Olympics— equestrienne events; Hi, Grunk; bats in your belfry; get in any trouble lately? (ha ha); Patriot stables is sure to be a success. MARIE E. BERGIN Bertha ... Cindy’s partner in crime; ever drop a paper cup? “Water, John, Water”; that “Green Bird”; Bobbies—- to be or not to be; remember that certain appointment after school?; ask her for directions; Uncle Sam takes them all away; will leave for surgery. NANCY M. BISCORNET Biscuits ... a sweet kid and quiet till you get to know her; talks a blue streak—ever get nervous?; how about those trips to MacDonald’s?; gym class phenom; how about those games at the college—was it a Mack eye? ; guaranteed fun and success. THOMAS V. BRENNAN Turn ... or T.B.; departs to the fruit stand; Hey, Tom, did you buy a used car?., switched-on Chevy lover; boy, can lie collect money; great flirt; always tries to be 21; been grounded lately?; tribes witch doctor; Uniroyal— one of the tire-some boys; will flirt his way to success. ROBERT P. BROOKS Brooksie ... a member of the “Odd Couple”; personality plus; party regular; one of the all-time greats; Rochdale lover; a talking Sports Illustrated; house of fine arts; trips to Spencer with Ron; that monthly magazine; picnics; Mr. T’s bestest; loves those girls; college; success assured. DENNIS M. BURTT Den ... a real neat guy with a great personality to match; a friend to everyone; Jan’s better half; always doing some¬ thing; Mr. Rowden’s partner in crime; forever late for school; gone on any errands lately (not much); football; sure to crash head-on into success. 10

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RICHARD O’BRIEN Obie ... or All-Neck; star bas¬ ketball player—on the bench!; a Hamley harrier; Miss Frye’s back-closet boy; member of famed Student Council—any pro¬ tests lately?; fun after those foot¬ ball games; loyal Cherry Valley man; has no peer as a rooter at L.H.S. sports events; is sure to win by a long neck in the race of life. DIANE H. SMITH Diane ... or Smitty; gone with the wind; the brilliant person with all the unbrilliant suggestions; tennis bluff—oops! buff; the best sailor on Waite’s Pond; sun god¬ dess of Massasoit Rd.; Student Government Day representative; Editor-in-Chief of Arrow; let’s go stare at the Student Council eat¬ ing; she will make an intellectual impact on the Seventies, that’s for sure. Seniors LINDA L. BERTHIAUME Lynn ... and Wayne; Miss Sun¬ shine of 1969; greatest basketball player on crutches; G’s great board-eraser; N.H.S. secretary; Miss Frye’s best witch; softball wonder; sweety-pie at Colby’s bakery; gym lover; artistic; math genius?; talks constantly; Red Sox fan; Anna Maria in the au¬ tumn; will surely dribble her way to success. LEO MURPHY Murph .. . two-year footballer; formerly a bench bum; student council member; a Hamley har¬ rier; loyal St. Joe’s worker—loves that truck; prom party—tonic?; always with Obie; loyal Bruins, Celtics, and Patriots’ fan; wotta about the Red Sox?; made sure we had enough funds to go on Washington trip; is certain to be in the center of the game of suc¬ cess.

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ELWOOD K. BURTT Ellie ... the monster man from Maine; four years of football—off-and-on, that is; the boy from Burtt-town; hot dog Annie’s; fabulous hunting wizard; his own bird-dog— bark! bark!; one thing is certain—he will leave the study halls silent. JOYCE C. BURTT Joyce ... a cute kid with a great personality; never late for school (ha ha); ever skip out for lunch—no, never!; the Plymouth bomber; been hit by a truck at the drive-in?; never a dull moment when she ' s around; seen any staties lately?; will plow her way into success. JOHN G. CAMPBELL John ... one of the gang; if having a personality were a crime, he’d get life; member of the S.M.S.; been to any New Year’s parties?; what’s this about moonshine?; Auburn on Saturday nites; T-bird; Rats’ Nest member; Big D employee; CYC; college or the Navy in fall—suc¬ cess either way. CHARLENE CANANE Charlene ... just call her pint-size; what about all those rides in the truck?; can’t sing but music is her specialty; that night we bought ice cream cones; who’s Tommy?; that trip to Florida; those days in Foods class; makes bread that looks like doorsteps; will smile her way to the summit of life. EMILY J. CARLOS Em ... and???; you never know who will be the next; Chari’s sidekick; never a dull moment when she’s around; what’s going on at UMass, your favorite hangout?; how’s that aluminum spacesuit?; real humor in gym class; fav¬ orite class is advanced clothing but she can’t sew; will dance to the heights. DENNIS B. CHERRY Den ... and Donna; Olds power; one of the Pepsi generation; took a long leave of absence to lie around; threw a good party back in junior year—“Everyone awake?”; one of Miss McPartland’s greats; two-time chemistry whiz; success will be around the next corner and betcha he’ll bit it head-on. SUSAN A. CHERRY Sue ... is it Sid or Sam?; one of the greatest car- washers with SOS pads—right?; loved that trip to Ver¬ mont; never seen without Walt; junior year in basketball; one of Warwick’s great cooks (ha ha); a smile for every¬ one; Worcester State in the fall; success will come easily. KEVIN A. GLEICK Kev ... rugged phys. ed. specimen; came back this year to make up a few credits; solid reputation; the funster-quipster supreme; a smoothie-shrewdie; entrance to WJTI was delayed for a year—but a year older means a year wiser; deserves the best; we toss to him a bouquet of success. I I