Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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LARRY PERODEAU Clayton . . . Calling long distance; Judy, Judy, Judy, Tennis champion at Rochdale, (beat Mr. Hippert) Loves to play pool (over and under the table) One of the 3 Stooges. The poest of our class. S.S. on the baseball team. Get your license Larry? (can’t wait) Where you going over the summer? Inevitable success. DONALD PETERSON Donnie . . . Millbrook’s finest electric truck driver! (now what have you knocked over); Sullie’s best student (ha! ha!); math whiz; loves to play hockey at the arena (at what time?) 2:30 A.M. a born goalie; ever lock your keys in the car?? Have you ever bought a tape? Success unlimited. CAROL S. PHIPPS Carol . . . Phippsie ... a real ski whiz; V.P. of the ski club; trea¬ surer of N.H.S.; our representative for Govt. Day; four year Y.P. member — Loves Maine (on the rocks, huh! Carol?) Anybody wanna buy some maple sugar?” Sad movies always make her cry; if organization is the best in life, she’ll get the best. LYNNE M. POTTER Pottsie . . . Lulu; NHS; Marron staff; Student Council in Junior Year; summers hibernating in Maine; New romance every time; Prom’s last hour; the kissing disease??? the only Ski Patroller to ride down on a taboggin’; D.A.R. good citizen; Hartwick for the Future; with a smile like hers she doesn’t need Ultra-Brite. KATHLEEN REED Kathy, we wish you much luck and joy! DENISE RIOPEL Denise . . . Frank . . . always watching planes come in; Get’s along tremendously with Mr. King; D-308 GTO’s; I won’t call your house if you don’t call mine.” Friendly’s — receiving before asking; Concerts; Loves to bowl; Physics and chemistry. Maroon staff; consoles and pillows. Quinsigamond Community College in the fall. SUSAN ROGER Sue . . . has a mind of her own and uses it. A member of rainbow, B.Y.F.; chorus; and the class play. Queen of the chocolate chip cookies. Always the neutral one in the gang. She will gladly learn and gladly teach. Maybe Joe did not know who she was, but Ronny will never forget her. DENNIS SAHAGEN Denny ... a great kid with a good personality; Mrs. Buchards best bass. Water skiing at Webster Lake during the summer; Sun¬ days renting paddleboats. Friend of Michael Phillot. Den, when is the next time you bring your car to school? Headed for L.J.C. or Quinsigamond Community College. 19

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PAUL MILLER Paul, good luck and much success! JANICE MONTVILLE Mr. Moore’s favorite ... oh, those knickers! We wish you much joy and success, Janice! EVERETT L. MOSHER Everett ... A man among men; loves everyone; star of YP and class plays, GEORGE, get the BEEP out of here!!!; slave at the Crown Bakery; Frank’s partner in crime; ski injuries; YP, Ma¬ roon, Arrow, H’s Harriers; One less egg to fry?; intends to make it with computers at WITI, success inevitable. JANICE L. MURPHY Murph a real Bruins fan; ( 26); loves Sesame St., especially COOKIE! Hazel in the class play, OOOH, that love scene!!! Loves French class?? Always seen with a smile; what a queen! Jr. Prom and Dunkin’ Donuts. A real bookworm. She will make a definite imprint in the future. FRANCIS NELSON Frank . . . Had his finger in everything; Editor of the Arrow, Pres, of the N.H.S. and Y.P., Student Council, Ski Club; class play’s Luigi Lanconi; Everett’s helpmate at the Crown; tall tales?; Medical future for the mad scientist-(Help, hot burning sulfuric acid!); Sure to talk his way to success. SUZANNE C. PARADISE Sue . . . and Kevin . . . one of the great painters, HA! Who turned the air conditioner on in the winter. Remember Richie’s? The highest place in town. What’s going to happen midnight of October 21, 1971. What beaver did you skin for your coat? HA! Youre sure to bump into success where ever you go. DEBBIE L. PATRICKS Debbie ... a great kid with a personality to match. Always having fun. What’s in Spencer? How many miles would you walk? Rich¬ ard; Remember that Friday night out with the girls?? Wow! Where’d that toilet seat come from?!; Those Saturday night parties!! Sombe-up-a-limba!! What fun. Success and happiness await her. THOMAS PELLEY Tom . . . Witty, full of life; Friday nites at the Coffee house; What’s on Ludlow St. Tom? Street lights are on! A person with determination who’s guitar and singing could bring him success in life. 18

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PAMELA A. SANDS Pam . . . Gypsy Rose Lee of the locker room; Bruce; Let’s all go to the cemetery!”; fond Jr. Prom memories — Ashworth Drive; Bruce’s van-painter; barefeet and bikinis; Donna’s partner in crime. Ever get stuck in a bus winder?; Could become an auto mechanic; Cool sandy beach, Oh! oh!”; art school in fall. PETER SHEMETH Pete . . . One in a hundred; sinks like a rock; short cut to Cape, North of 495 thru N.H.?; weekly trips to Spencer; stands on T.V. trays; Always seen in his super Chevy?; Member of Floyd Logan Fan Club; last seen looking for success at the bottom of an orange fanta can. ALEXANDRA M. SNYDER Lex . . . co-editor of our illustrious yearbook; a student council crusader; Chaperone of the Mt. Monadnock hike; Likes football parties? (ho ho); A Camp Putnamite The American Indians; a real sports enthusiast?; Everyone’s happy to say she’s our friend! PAUL SOOJIAN Sooj ” ... a friend to all who don’t know better; Leicester’s best dressed cowhand; The moon shines bright on my ole Leicester barn.” (Duck Sooj, here comes the revenuers); Marge’s favorite corn husker; could show any farmer’s daughter the delights of Harvard Square; Leicester High’s hottest shoot, he’ll go far if they don’t catch him first. MARK SROKA Mark . . . Member those GREAT coffee houses — John Havlic- ek of the parks league — always a joke for everyone — Loves a certain girl named Elaine? — A better than average Bruins fan, loves basketball, and hockey — Always there when you’re in need — If success is in the air, I’m sure he’ll find it. ROBERT J. STREETER Bob . . . and Ellen; Beef Bourbon’s best; sends roses to a cer¬ tain teacher; does he ever stop talking? Dickie’s sidekick; all those trips to North Brookfield; loved Spanish class, just couldn’t leave; one of the Hot Dogs for Lunch Bunch; beaver hat; he will defi- nately talk his way into success. SCOTT SUNDSTROM Scott . . . Nightly trips to Spencer; think your VW’s a landrover? Goes over roads that aren’t there, pushes over bridges with it; Call free towing service 892-4176; try to get any car heaters; Goes down the Cape at 3 A.M.; Have trouble driving over someone else’s beer cans at the drive in; Black VW missing from the school; Sue; He will go far in life. RONALD SUTKUS Ron ... a man of keen intellect; Bob Cousy?; N.H.S. member; Drives wild Chevy; Star in cross country, basketball, and baseball; rousing songs on the bus; A real wiz on sports questions, but Eng¬ lish?; Always has a friendly conversation; Wake up Ron!; Headed for Lowell Tech, and a brilliant future.. 20