Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

Oo?t ' TnuTinq ITlaru JW4Dfc ° ° Bl t_i_ Y V .k V? i -o 0N Si EKE k ' Ijjisrr? cusrt- )U (JL o -nr A X) v O VY VW P T ' A tYx O iSt t ' .t. ' !;!i ?}f 1 . I‘. ' ;.(:V| . .W ' iV; V kv ' t 0 1 L.AUDER fP mt G ' fly ' f O 7 ' hr Jjjw j flU ? °i G?fuW |fL ai ' u jL. j ’ I ,jCJ 4e ; c vfcU-Q- v VXAyiAjjf ZjljJI (6 V IV vfv 5 rOO T Z e tiers o i j_ 08 D «J tifOCY The 1973 Leicester High CDMiocm BERNARD CLIFFORD-Principal JOHN COMER-Asst. Superintendent EDWARD BOULE-Asst. Principal DONALD RUTTER-Superintendent 2 MRS. PAT BUKOSKI-Clerk MRS. MARILYN HYLAND-Clerk The easiest decision the Class of 1973 had to make over a four-year span was the selection of the Ma¬ roon dedicatory recipient. His entire life has been one of self-sacrifice, al¬ ways thinking of the other person and promoting his welfare. How evident that has been shown since we have known him-those weekly trips to Worcester State Hospital to visit God ' s disadvantaged, allow¬ ing a ray of sunshine to come into the dark lives of these afflicted. It has always been that way. Total disregard for self. But, oh, has the Class of 1973 been benefi¬ ciaries of his helpfulness, concern, and devotion toward us the last three years as class advisor. It’s altogether possible we would have headed down a Dead End street without his aid. Our class advisor has been 100 per cent with us. It has been a total commitment. We ' re proud and boastful. Why shouldn ' t we be? No senior class anywhere can claim it has the equal of The Great¬ est Guy Alive . That ' s you, Mr. C. Carvil Moore. Is that so? DEDICA TION 3 MR. ADAMS MRS. AVEDIAN MR. BJORKLAND MR. BAZILIAUSKAS FAClt MR. CARLOMAGNO MRS. CLEW MRS. CROCKER MISS DEBS MRS. GALLAGHER MISS DONNELLY MR. GIDDINGS MRS. GRAY MISS Me PAR TLA ND MR. SULLIVAN ION BY STATES v . MR. La PLANTE MRS. LEONARD MR. HIPPERT MR. KING cm MR. ZAMBARANO MR. ROCHETTE MR. TIVNAN MRS. SALISBURY MR. ROWDEN MR. MeGRATH MISS PLANTE I In Memory of Dr. John F. Madden Memories You have left a beautiful memory And a story too great to be told; But for us who have lost and loved you Your memory will never grow cold. Always a silent heartache And many a silent tear; But always a beautiful memory Of one we loved so dear. God give us the strength to bear it And courage to face the blow But what it meant to lose you, Mr. Madden No-one will ever know - C. Dunkerly 6 Senior Class Officers Ijf V I mtC cw % mm ' £:i e ■ ' •% ’ T -, ' ... ir- ' Uts ' i fK 5m � 4r - ' ’ . -i. t‘ :JL.. r k • - -T-i • . v V - ; r • :- ' !5T - .J- — ' ■ •% ' «“ j. v .jP Zj- 2 � -■ ' •. � � k, L«, , , , - , f mZ — . • ' r ' - “SP „ -• t ' jr . :nm+r ’ “. t7JL ' s ... ■ ._ .s «• , , • ‘ tjjy ’ - j , ' ; t ' § V- fS S s “ • - % � «. j.’UlB.y, ' J J v - ,. ' . ■• ' -y -V .tR� « � ' . 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Hey, is it true blondes have more fun? Mar¬ riage in June if she can wait that long! ! HEIDI J. BATES Hildred... Mt. Cliff... Never seen without the blue bomber. Nine times? Or is it more now? Ever get susp-ended? Sunday trips-Did ya ever drive without brakes? Never gets in trouble! Concert at U. Mass. Faithful operator. Never misses a party. Never hits over 90. Will surely zoom her way into success someday! JANICE M. BELANGER Sunshine. . .and Phil. So what else is new? Junior Prom: Queen ' s Court; Frozen Birthday cake in the Castle parking lot! Dungarees Drunkin ' Donuts and RoRo ' s; Hopes of being J.J. Musically inclined, with a little help. Always a smile and a listen¬ ing ear. Amplified happiness and success is yours. KAREN M. BENOIT Karen. . .Quiet until you know her. $750 damage to one car. How did you manage that? Ever hit a tree? Swim¬ ming with an unwaterproof watch; Stuck on a dirt road; Skip band lately? Wednesday nights at City Hospital. Hopes to be a nurse. Success will be hers. JOHN S. BERGIN Bergie. . .Brigham ' s top em¬ ployee., Member of the Bowlhead Court., Garth in the class play., Rochdale man., ever get stuck in a cave? Great Spanish scholar, and French, and English! Ever go to one of Big Red ' s parties? Perfect attendance?! Will Find success but only in a crowd, Good Luck! ! ROBIN M. BOGART Bogie. . . Robin. . . One of Leicester ' s laughing Hyen- nas! ! Remember the wagon! ! Have you skied down Moose Hill lately without snow?? Like those Red Feets; Where ' s the tissues? Always in that yellow jeep, well most al¬ ways! ! She will surely fall flat faced into success! ! ELAINA. BOUQUIST Elaine. . . (crow). . . FRENCHIE herself, bend and stretch, reach for the sky! Ever get stuck on Henshaw Street at midnight? Al¬ ways OWOOHING ! ! ! Loves homeroom period (did you bring in your excuse note?) Been to Canada lately? Will surely fly her way into success. CAW CAW! ! ! 8 I m JAMES F. BRENNAN Dum Dum or Crutch.. .Ace B-ball star with Joe S., Wants to grow up the American way, cocktails on the plane eh? Member of the Organized Sunday Football Team, oh those trips to R. I., lives in the whirlpool, Mr. Boule ' s good buddy, that party with Red Bates, wanna sit on Santa ' s helper? Hey Dum Dum (hum a few bars). JOHN F. BRODEUR Homer. . . Where did you get that hat? C.Y.C. basketball Superstar; Ever get stuck in a cave? Always seen with Jed and Clancey, but his real friend is J . S..; Hum a few bars, boy? ; A-l L.H.S. fan! Fitchburg State in the fall. Success?? MARLON W. BURLINGAME Marlon.. .Bowl Head! ! Hodg¬ kins in the class play. Super Motor Head! ! Ever skip 6th period?? Will hit success head on!!??! ! CONNIE A . BURTT Connie. . . Mrs. Clew ' s per¬ sonal ref ; June ' s partner in crime; ever start a fire? One of Miss McPartland ' s favorite students; Queen of the skimo- bile set; ever get your hair messed? Personal hairdresser J.L.; what pet snake in the can: Mr. Gidding ' s pal; With the smile she wears, success will always be hers. SHEILA R. BURTT Shy--la. . . Eddy ' s whole thing! ! One man fan of W. S. C. The Frog pond. . . Remember OK?? Eight choc¬ olate donuts; Gone. . . ; I say. I say,--Dae Party before big game; Frozed! those stories; Terrified, hit Elliot St. late¬ ly? Pelk ' s partner in crime; Always smiling; One of the best! ! Happiness is sure for the future. . . SANDRA M. BUTKIEWICUS Sandy Buck. . . Remember 5th period study? What was all the noise about in the audi¬ torium? Generous with her Bookkeeping. Bookkeeping whiz kid (sometimes) still try¬ ing to get back at K. V. What happened Friday the 13th? Bound to succeed. SIGHLE A . CANTARA Sig. . .hellion on horseback; loves brandy. Pathfinders matchmaker. DAM that love life; those dreams. Ever go hunting or fishing? Cowgirl (in the sand); you wanna teach WHAT??? The resy; what bathing suit? Brass Knuckles; Mac ' s brownie; skate or ski much? Prom Court. Gossip anyone?? Miss Moto Ski. Drive-ins and Motor-cycles C Shifting and Cemeteries equals Success. DEBORAH M. CLOCKEDILE Debbie. . . Melba Always going to Hampton. Ever Smile?? Wears a skirt, when¬ ever she gets around to it. Ready to go out? Always late. Loves to bowl. Ever make it to those parties? Probably the best Chem. student Leicester ever had (ha ha). She ' ll drive her way to success with bor¬ rowed wheels. 9 SEAN P. COMERFORD Sean. . .Weekends at Roch¬ dale Park. School nights at home battling with the books. What a car - ' 63 Falcon. Mr. Sullivan ' s greatest student. Always jumping Dave ' s Buick. Bound for Harvard, but will settle for Stockbridge. MICHAEL R. DALTON Mike. . .A real friend. Not an enemy in the world. Super Honest! Lend him something, sure to get it back. Always shares. Great hockey player. Best Humphrey Bogart imita¬ tion. Latest sleeper in the world. Sure to be liked by everyone. DIANE J. COURTEMANCHE Di. . . Snort. . . Always seems to be having fun. What ' s a Dodge Dart? Loves to ski (Boink!). Basketball. Whatt?? Wrestling?? Sure would like to go swimming! ! Mt. Grey- lock? GROSS! What lake ' s Hampton Beach on? Judy Col¬ lins fan. We don ' t. . . I don ' t have anything to wear! Will find success, if she doesn ' t get lost. CYNTHIA A. COURVILLE Cindy. .. Courv. . . Crack, baggy dungarees, mushrooms, and ski poles? Loves to have a good time. Been riding lately? Where ' s your glasses? Remember Friday night? Never again! A Zayre ' s girl. Quiet on the outside, but on the inside? Anymore Springfield parties?! College plans ahead; sure way to success. NORMA L. CROFT Lee-lee.. .One of the big ones! Dick Tracey. Remem¬ ber all those secret missions out to Oakham? Freeze much? Walk down Mt. Wachusett in the winter lately.. .barefoot¬ ed?! All those wild parties in N.H. What boy is it this weekend? Success is hers if she can stand up long enough. GLORIA M. D ' ANDREA Glo. . .or G.B. Always smil¬ ing! Cheerleader and softball player. Junior Prom-Queen ' s Court. Always seen with a certain someone, could it be Michael? Think you ' ll ever get your license? We hope not! Always trying to help people out. She ' ll find suc¬ cess if she doesn ' t trip over it. MAUREEN L. DIRSA Dirs.. . Al. .. Ever sit on a dead fish? Loves rain! Hamp¬ ton! Dynamite! You ' re just lucky you ' re a blond! ! Why not? The ugly of the trio. Confidence plus! A lot can happen between now and then! ! That dance! That little white statue! Well, excuse me! Teen Angel! Sure to succeed in any minor thing. JUSTINE M. DUFFY Justy. . .Jay. Is there anyone else, never! Never seen with¬ out him. . .why? Must be his hobby horse. Never gets lost in the woods! ! Witchcraft that backfires?! Any parties lately? Ever the cause of a fight? Loves horses, but nev¬ er stays on. Ever skip seventh period?! ! Will gallop to success! 10 WILLIAM G. EARLE Bill.. .Bowlhead Court Mem¬ ber., Agent 44., National Honor Society drop out., flesh-eating sardines., runs into walls, has high hopes. ! ! DOROTHY EARLY Dotty. . . and Ernie; One of the smallest? Those Friday nites out with the girls! Ever been pulled in? Nice place to visit, but wouldn ' t want to live there! ! Ready to get married tomorrow, but not for how many years? Junior Prom Court, Success is assured but in what nobody knows! GARRY W. EDS ON Rock Hudson. . .A man with the ladies, supreme with the men. President of Student Council. True nature freak. Who ' s B. B. ? Ever chase after your van? Who painted your name in the ladies room? Shy??!! ANN G. EMOND Ann.. . Never a dull moment when she ' s around; Always singing, greatest whiz on rol¬ ler skates, loves sports, Sax sensation of the nation.. . (and that ' s not all! !) A kind person to everyone, Plans her way to a musical career. THOMAS F. FOLEY Fish. . .Always seen riding in a coffee truck. McDonald ' s is his kind of place. Mid¬ night hockey phantom. Sure to find success if he has to steal it. CHARLES S. FORSMAN Chuck. . . or Gumby, Great kid, Friend to everyone. Has a Hot Olds. Bur is going to get a Vet, but when? Trips to Spencer? What for? Mr. Rowdens partner in crime; Are you sure you still don ' t have a key to the L.J.C. gym? Loves basketball. Cel¬ tics fan all the way. Sure to crash into success. ARTHUR R. FORTIN Art. . . Artoro . .. and Deb. Never late for school, just doesn ' t show up at all. Par¬ ties in the truck. Loves (to run) stop signs. Crazy about the color yellow ! ? ! ? Can we ever forget the Jeep? Has a thing for parked cars! He has a great future ahead of him if he doesn ' t total that too! ! ! MARK A. GAY Mark. ..Great kid, Mr. Sul¬ livans pet, class clown, always got a lot to say about nothing, still a freshman, Sargents star in the winter, L.H.S. football 3 years, good times on the beach in Florida, living high with his uncle, if success finds him he ' ll talk his way out of it. 11 SUSAN M. GERMAIN Germ. . . Sue. . . Born flirt; No. . .You don ' t-do you? Who called ya?? Gullible! ! Para¬ dise Cove-the simple life! Ever been to football games- basketball??? Sunday ' s.. . where?? Blind dates from Shrewsbury.. .not bad! ! Raw hot dogs and yogurt?? Great friends with G. C. ; Ecology buff; Will argue her way to success. GARY M. HARMON Gary. . .A real ladies man. Know any good lumber yards?? How about ceme- tary ' s?? Always found riding in that 63 ' Chevy. One of Mr. Hippert ' s discoveries. A real nice guy. Bound for suc¬ cess, if it doesn ' t knock him over first. STEVEN R. GLEICK Steve...Gets caught at everything he does, and doesn ' t do! ! Who ' s been cel¬ ebrating at Cedar Meadow?? Mr. LaPlante ' s three time loser! What kind of car do you have now? Did Fugg tell you anymore B.S. (beauti¬ fully said) stories lately? Mr Chasse ' s pet? Hey Steve what ' s your name? JOAN F. GRADY Joan. . . One of the Three Stooges. . . Freckles, funlov- ing and always smiling—but don ' t get her Irish up! ! Over 20 broken bones and not a single stitch! ! Tree stumps?? Favorite 30. . .refuses to answer on the grounds of self¬ incrimination. No doubt about it.. .she ' ll Triumph over all. DAVID L. HALLEN Dave. .. One of the Bowl Head Court; Prof. Dante in the Class Play; Ever get your hair teased????? Football squad. Best of Luck! ! ! ARLENE M. HEBERT Heebs. . .Loves 2nd hand dun¬ garees! ! ! Art freak! ! ! Loves Algebra! ! ! ! Voices in the class play! ! Will draw her way to success! ! ! ELAINE M. HENDERSON Elaine. . . and Mark, always breaking up? How long did it last this time? Nights out with the girls; How was the L. P. D. ? ? One of the big ones. Remember Dec. 5, 1970?? One of the Talbert ' s workers. Have any fights lately? Still falling asleep on the common? Trips to Rhode Island??? PATRICIA E. HENNESSY Pati. . .Party lover! Where there ' s a party, there ' s Pati! ! How ' s the little ones? What ' s that?? Never gets mad, just even, right Pat? I didn ' t mean it! Got alot done in Miss O ' Neil ' s 2nd period class last year, huh??? When ya gonna get your license?? Good luck! In what ever you do! ! 12 CHRISTINE L. JOHNSON Chris. . . The lone ranger, cute but not convinced! ! ! Dat Dat ' s Blaza-ferd ' smom¬ my . Always shopping. . . for what??? oooh did you see that! ! ! Bombs around on a tractor. Where are we? The standard. . .do I shift? Eats around hamburgs. Airport = Run. Corvairs = breakdown or break up?? Can ' t live. Just success. JACALYN KINGDON Jackie. . .Student Council, 2 yrs.; Center regular. Re¬ member the Seventh House? What happened at Main South? Who ' s up the High¬ lands; Brownie, Paul—ooops there ' s Diane! Four Comers with Joe. On her way to put Rembrandt to shame. Best of luck in your art future—you ; 11 need it! MARY L. JOHNSTON Mary. . . Short and quiet, Maniac behind the wheel— you hit a building?? Three Stooges Fan-yah Curley! Practically lives in Spencer- cornfields and motorcycles, gutter baby; Skip school. . . get caught? R. off into the sunset. Success will always be hers. CLAUDIA D. JONES Claudia. . .clod. . .Loves mu¬ sic and travel, What a voice! ! Huh?? Christian, the Bam; Rainbow ... Worthy Advisor in May; What a hot little Mustang! !; Key ' 73, Godspell member, New English Baptist in the fall, a wonderful nursing ca¬ reer to be hers. Her love will light the world! JEAN A. LAINCZ Jean. . .Who ' s been sending you those cards? Oh Crud. . . are you fussy? No, not me ! ! Loves work? Right? How GROSS.. .LYCRA?? What ' s pin ' em mean? Yous guys . . .you nervous?? Ever get followed? Pizza with a fork? Class Play (99). Softball star. Ever strike out?? Sure to find success in life. MARIE LAJOIE Marie. . .Quiet until you get to know her! Tom who? One of Mr. Giddings ' best students. A loyal Friendly ' s girl. Ever get your shoes put in the freezer? World ' s 1 dieter! ! Hates gym but loves horses. A knee sock puller downer. Will gallop her way into success. DEBORAH M. JOSEPH Deb.. . DJ. . . Lilly of the Val¬ ley. Hey Joe, ever been to a Fire? Know any firemen? An expert on Kiddie Klothes at Sear ' s. Luigi ' s regular. What ' s at Westport? Ever been a scorekeeper,-constantly losing her glasses-hey, what ' s that on your head? Watch out for exploding beer cans! Success will surely come, someday, at the end of a fire hose! CHARLES H. LAMARCHE Chuck.. . Real motor head. Need an engine changed call Cool Chuck. Always heard saying, Dad how about a car. Heading for Charlton assured of success. 13 THOMAS A. LAUDER Tom. . .Always seen with Sue. 3 sport super athlete; Football co-captain, 2 years undefeat¬ ed, untied! Basketball; Baseball; We wish you much luck and success in the future! JOHN C. LENNON Clancey. . .Tartan; Heavy on the vines; One of Jungle ' s swingers; Daredevil on snow skis; Open book memory work. A $2.80 waste; Innocent as . .. Invented pinky finger shake; Thursday night All- Star; Co-ordination plus; A Sunday footballer; Was to become a Monk! Whatever happened to your Salvation Army poster? He ' s sure to swing on the vine of success. PAUL R. LENNON Paul.. .One of the V.B. ' s; Always seen with Spany or Mas. Looks quiet.. .but watch out! Butterfly Dam?? What happened on that day, Nov. 7th? Smile if you love... Always goofing off some¬ where; A member of the bowl bunch; Those parties --Wiped-Out; Catch any¬ thing yet?? Will surely find success, Someday! SHARLENEG. MACDONALD Shari.. .Lenny, Ever find an old pocketbook? What ' s this about sleeping bags-all wet? Always seen with Mary Ellen; Fairlawn Hospital ' s grouch. What kind of cough medicine do you use? Sum¬ mers at Quinaboag with Lenny --fun-fun! ! One of the Val¬ ley girls. A successful future no matter what. MARC E. MACGREGOR Mark. . .King of the Bowl Heads! ! ! Fred in the class play. Ever have a frostee? Concert fan! Best of luck in whatever you decide to do. KAREN C. MAGNUSON Kar. . .Bag. A real friendly person. World ' s most daring skier! Loves to climb moun¬ tains. What ' s a blind date?? STUDS Sweden last summer. Loves to drive (do you have a choice?) Grand Funk con¬ cert. Ever get thrown in the showers? Oh, my God Look at the scenery-wow-how GROSS! ! Ever follow any¬ one?? Purgatory.. .get stuck in a cave? Jimmy, my pants are falling down! Help! ! Sure to make a smash in life. RUDOLPH R. MANCINI Rudy Mussolini. . . Never seen without Stan or Jim; Drives the blue Ford. Good old Valley Boy . Just like a bea¬ ver when it comes to chopin ' wood. Sure to chop his way to success. JOSEPH G. MANDELLA Joe-V.B. all the way; Joe and Pat inseparable; Born with a mustache. Rides around in his Hot Blown 283 Super Sport. Saving money for a toyota. Joe and Swifty ' s part¬ ner in crime. Heading for Bay Path in the fall. 14 SUSAN A. MARSH S.A .M.. .Ronnie ' s better half, Ever check your lights at the D.Q. ? Always seen smiling, remember breaking down on your way to school in a broken down station wagon?? Will find success in everything she does. SUSAN R. MCLEAN Sue. . .Not a kid anymore! Always losing a fingernail. Get lost on your way to that dance? A slight detour-- maybe? The bad one of the trio! Bobby ' s girl?! ! Hamp¬ ton Beach. The lounge— WOW! ! Never misses school. A hockey freak. Success will hear about her. . . from her! ! ! CHARLES F. MILLETT Charlie. . .Kathy. . .Weekly trips to R. I. ! ! That baby blue strap! Luckies in the dark?! Maybelline! Fond memories of Canada! Bas¬ ketball ' s best! Ever get in a fight?? Ever fall asleep on your bike?! The camp! Nev¬ er misses a party! ! Sure to find success in anything? PATRICIA A. NOON High-noon. . .Bottle blond! ! Owns the horse in the gray flannel suit! Can ' t keep up with that Brandy. Ever take a test on a back road??? Gino ' s biggest pusher. Feath¬ er weight hand wrestler. Killer in gym. Oh, Oh, Oh, . Success will never lose her-you can ' t lose what you can ' t find. LA UREA M. NYGREN Laurea.. .Louie Nye...speed demon; Ever take cars on Breezy Bend??! ! What was that yellow streak?? Hits DQ frequently! Maroon Staff; Great friend. Volunteers when anyone needs help. Loves parties! ! Prof. Zalinka in class play. Rainbow-future W.A. Future seen Nurse Ny- gren. Guaranteed to trip over success. SHEILA M. O ' NEILL Sheila. . .Little miss sweet and innocent??! ! huh, Re¬ member M ' s party?? What stars?? Very optimisitc about everything. We should have won—it wasn ' t fair! Cheer¬ ing co-captain. Loves champagne? hmm? Jr. Prom memories. Who fell asleep? Got your license finally! She is sure to find success along the way. DONNA M. MURPHY Donna... Murph and Buck. Mr. King ' s favorite P.M. student. Loved those French classes. Ever change home¬ rooms? ! ? ! Great hockey player. Good temper? Wan¬ na fight? A real gym enthusiast- GET TFIAT BALL !! What ' s Murphy rash??? Prom memories- Jim-please! ! ! ! Keep smil¬ ing. Success will come easily. GARY S. ORSI Gary. . .Mountain. . .Always seen with Chris. Ever lose the springs in your car?? Marc ' s partner in crime. Guitar freak! Will strum his way to success] We wish you much luck and success in the future! 15 THOMAS R. PATRICKS Tom. . . Pit. . . Member of the golf team. Executive stock boy at Cherry Valley Build¬ ers. Always seen bumming through Cherry Valley. Someday will get a driver ' s license. Headed for Arizona in the summer. Success is sure to follow. DEBORAH I. PELOQUIN Pelky.. .A great car wash screamer; The goodest cash¬ ier ever; A skein of licorice; The Mouse ' s Car?? Getty and Millbury; Love those parties! Junior Prom: My glasses, My glasses! Been chased by any red trucks lately?? Pink Mus¬ tang-Where did you ever get your license? She ' s sure to sideswipe her way to success. DEBORAH J. POIRIER Deb (Jeb).. . and Arthur. Art ' s better half. Loves that Pontiac. How about the mir¬ ror? ONLY 25! ! Hey Deb, why did ya cut ya hair?? Al¬ ways seen with Kathy. Loves to babysit, Right? ? Every Saturday night?? Shirley Wong in the class play. She is sure to hit success, Head-On! ! ! PATRICIA POMEROY We wish you much luck and success in your future! ! ! KATHY M. PROGIN PAMELA PROVOST Shorty. . . Never seen without Pam. . . We wish you all the either Deb or Pat; How ' s Mr. luck and happiness possible! King? Loves to trespass! How many times now?? Never a quiet moment with her around. One of Mr. T ' s fa¬ vorites. Class play — blond or Wong?? Hospitals of Amer¬ ica, beware of the future, Nurse Progin! ! MICHAEL J. REIDY MARGARET M. RIEL REKE. . .To you we wish Peggy. . .John of course, bus- much luck and many days of iness class clown, never quiet, joy! ! ! Been bowling lately? One of Mr. Z ' s great drivers! When you getting married. . . even¬ tually? Want to borrow a clock?? hah, hah! What kind? Success is hers if she takes time to look for it. 16 BONNIE J. RING Bon.. .Which guy is it this week? What ' s a comer? Ever go to the D. Q. ??? Ever play tennis? Super friend! ! W.A. Rainbow. Big sister Class Play. Maroon Staff; Book¬ store; What ' s a Big Blue PHROG ??? Legal pill pusher to be! ! ! Will run over success (with a ski-doo)! ! ! DAVID B. ROBIDOUX Dave. . .Rochdale Park regu¬ lar. Different car every month. Who ' s Maccy? No. 2 Brandy man of the year. Al¬ ways smiling -great person. Intelligent? Speed Racer of 56 Doug Doomay ' s num¬ ber one right hand man. Fuller Brush man of the year. PAMELA A. ROUBIDOUX Pam. . . Never apart from Robbie, no matter how far away he is! How did you meet...?? Christmas; What ' s his name?? Hampton, those good times! Hope you don ' t get lost at the next party. Constant jibber-jabber. She ' ll walk and talk her way to meet success. DAVID C. ROBILLARD Duck... Ever try to fly? Hates telephone poles but loves the phone company! ! Anonymous phone calls; crazy driver; loyal track man.. . .g-r-r-o- w-1-1-1 any good trips lately? gunga man, g-r-r-o-w-1. THOMAS P. RUSSELL Tom. . .Football co-captain; 2 years undefeated; untied! ! Success will find him; all he has to do is tackle it! ! ROBERT J. ROSSIGNOL Roz... What ' s a V. W. ?? See any flashing red lights late¬ ly?? Where ' s Maine? Which one ' s Ann?? Where were you for 4 weeks?! ? Mike, take any pot shots?? Faithful Memorial School worker; loves to ski; Will push his way to success. PETER J. ROWDEN Pistol Pete. . .QB of football team, Co-Captain of Basket¬ ball, Ace pitcher-1st No Hitter, On the Runway late¬ ly?? J.D.; College Bound- Dartmouth, But will settle for Leicester Junior. Success will be his, if it doesn ' t bounce past him! ! JAMES D. ROCHLEAU Jim. . .or Jimmy.. .to every¬ one!? Camping on Weekends or i§ it--! ! ?? Randy ' s partner in crime! ! ??! ! Sorta quiet, but what a mouth, when out of school! The Navy in the future. Friends with everyone. Success will be his. 17 PAULD. SCHOLD The General. . . Member of the two undefeated football teams; Class C All-Star senior year; always having a party or going to one; summers on Stiles; Remember the carni¬ val- What carnival; Russell ' s partner in crime; super three day trips to the Cape; Success Will Be His, even if he has to steal it. DAVID M. STONE It is better not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should. -Stoney. JEAN M. SILVA A sorrow shared is but half a trouble, but a joy that ' s shared is a joy made double - Sliver. PAUL M. SLIWINSKI Midnite rambler. . . See me as I am, But judge me not by What your eyes perceive. Take the time to look inside. JEFFREY R. STOUGH Stug. . .Gerry Cheevers of L.H.S. Any 22 caliber target practice lately? Never stops talking. 17 year old 7 year man. Spencer chic. Avid basketball fan. Never do to¬ day what you can put off till tomorrow. JANE STUBBERT Stub.. . One of the big ones! Made her big move from Au¬ burn to Leicester in her Junior Year. Where ' s Wally-there ' s Jane. Ever get attacked by bees! Loves those opera ' s! Roller Derby Demon. Easy Rider, on her bicycle. She ' ll wait patiently for her success in life. LORELEI J. SMITH Lorelee. .. forever biking, the brat that ' s never without a job, but a mechanic on that M.G.?? Gambled in pitch and lost with eleven roses. Loves health foods--- and those blackberries. Sleeves in the night. With a future of hope and promise assured. DEBORAH L. SUNDSTROM Debbie... Sunny; Bottoms up before the games, cheerlead¬ er unique-co-captain; Princess Ingrid?? Sunny the sexy sec¬ retary! Teachers pet or what? Volunteer at the state hospi¬ tal. One time-what ' s that? Prom Queen with Prouty Es¬ cort! Always smiling S those big blue eyes. Success is hers without batting an eyelash. 18 MICHELE M. SYMONOWICZ Mickey.. . Buck... Two yr. cheerleader; Didn ' t see the rock? Musketeers-are they done yet?! ! Harro-Harro! ! Jungle ' s tree mate; Soft shoulder. . .need any help? If ya don ' t say anything we ' re coming down! Basketball in the rain? HIDE! ! Butterfly Dam?? Is this the barn? Suc¬ cess is on her side. BRYANT S. TURNER Bugsy. . . Dish pan hands of Woolworth ' s; Fugg ' s partner in crime. Pud ' s pet; Always has a pocket full of some¬ thing?? Always gets the Greek in trouble. A true Valley Boy! DONNA M. TATRO Dawn. . . and John; The little one! Always smiling. Sweet and innocent until known! Never a dull moment when she ' s around. Loves those football games-Spirit Plus! See ' s only the best in every¬ one. Wants a mercedez- someday! Woodworking whiz. Hopes of college in the fall. Success will surely be hers. STEPHEN A. THIENEL Steve. . .Ash St. Played foot¬ ball for 3 years, undefeated the last 2. Captain of the baseball team. Mr. Big? (class play) Loves basketball (hmmm!) Did you ever buy a chance for a snow-mobile? or two, or three. . . ! Future holds a college degree with an ecology major. Success Assured. CANDACE R. THOMPSON Candy. . . and Rodger. One of the big ones. . .What ' s this about strawberry soda on the Sophomore class trip?! ! ? What ever happened to Wally? Two tries for a license. . . almost three! ! ! Ever, have a New Year ' s Party?! ! ? Green tablecloth-let ' s wash it! ! If anything gets in her way, she ' ll drive over it! KATHY A. VOELLINGS Kathy. . . Only one elected for groupie award at L.H.S. Want to come in late? Ha! Ha! The motorcycle mama. Coke bottle freak, and Space monkey . Tom ' s pooh . Always a laughing sound from behind the school. Wonder who that could be? Gee, I dunno. Sure to suc¬ ceed in something. MARY ELLEN WADE Mary Ellen. . . and Bob.. . Who else? Always seen with Sharlene and always heard by everyone. Ever sleep out in the middle of winter? Never takes Romalar for a cold! ! ! Scared of fires. . . don ' t blame ya; One of the many Valley Girls. When ' s your ring com¬ ing? Bright and promising future ahead. JANE A. WHITE Jayne. . .Jungle; real swinger --light on the vines! A great kid; Always late; Bahooba Bahooba! ! Ever sing to the cafe crew? Butterfly glasses; Never seen without Buck; Danger: it may be hazardous to your health; Never found it in back of the bank; Pushes little kids against furniture! She ' s sure to swing her way to success. 19 WILLIAM J. WHITE Billy. . . Megan? Forever em¬ barrassed. , Walks out on rallies. , Our Agent 13, What works like a charm? Three sport man, on the undefeated football team Jr. Sr. years. Likes to ski? Member of the State Student Advisory Board College and success assured if he make it on time ! ! ! DONNA I. WOOD Donna. . . Ever miss a year¬ book meeting! ! ! ?? Miss Finch in the Senior Class Play; Ever want a ride ask J.W.?? Super Flirt! Like your 12 string much?? Will talk her way to success ! STANLEY N. ZACHOWSKI Zack. . . Still trying to get a deer one way or another; Loves those ringnecks that Mr. McGrath is still trying to get; Always leaves the pack behind on his Yamaha Silver Bullet! Have snow will travel on his super TNT! Dynamite comes in small packages. Success with NET T in the future. LARRY BURTCHELL Punchie. . . and Sue, Maine- what car?? So what was so funny about that Reader ' s Digest?? Ever lose your li¬ cense-how many times??? C.B., one of Mr. King ' s better students?? Likes those games against Prouty?? Looking forward to a bike ! Quabbin, and painting a room! A Sunday night con¬ cert, . had some long talks in Maine. To surely find success in the years to come. PAUL DORAY Mel . . . Member of the Falcon flyers. Good times with Ed and companions. Good times with chicken pie ' s and spillin ' a little gravy. Those hazy Friday nights. Those hazy Saturday nights. Those hazy. . .Whose you ' re buddies at Hodes??? KAREN DUSEL Karen. . . A great friend to everyone. World ' s greatest skier, especially after wait¬ ing 3 years for her boots. Swinging summers at the Cape. Loves that ocean! Hey, by the way how ' s your mother??? Always talking about sports. A fantastic kid, with a great personality. I wish her tremendous suc¬ cess in the future. GWEN FITZSIMMONS Gwen. . . and Fitz. Midnight nips, who wiped up the mess??? oopps! ! Missed the rug. Candy, potato chips, beer. Junior Prom; Who ' s the laughing hyenna??? up front?? (He he) Thats?? The bathroom thought it was the parlor, who bought your clock, used it lately?? Mr. Giddings pet. Lot ' s of success! PENNY FORSMAN Sleeze woman. . .Forsberg. Always smiling. One of the small ones. Gram ' s favorite Beatnick Ever go canoeing at 2 :30 p. m. ?? Afraid of boys, but loves ' em! Get grounded much?? Cape, R ' s Mateus. Really cute, really dumb . BANG! BANG! on your window, guess who?? Get off my back. Always late ! ! Modeling School! 20 WILLIAM T. GRIFFIN Bill. . . Alias John Wayne, Always buttering someone up, (Mrs. Salisbury). How about all the good times we had in his van, Henshaw St. Mr. Eyeball. . . seen at all the parties. . . hey ya gotta burr? Inferior to no one, telephone company. What ' s his favorite topic in Con- temp??? Sure to find success. ROBIN M. HARRINGTON Snickers. . . One of the smal¬ ler ones. Talberts. Trips to R.I., Vermont, Cape. Who ' s this remind you of? Plan A? Basketball R ' s. Flaming raincoat. After¬ noons at the resort. Row ' s canoes across lakes at 2:30 a.m. It ' s another great weekend out of it. ROBERT KUSTIGIAN Bob. . . Senior year transferree. Loyal Gino ' s worker. . . what happens after closing?? Headed for Europe this sum¬ mer. Best of luck and much success! ! ! CORA RICHARD Cora. . . Joe ' s girl. Miss Deb ' s favorite. Say Hi to Miss Donnelly. Who ' s green boot was that? Roro? Roper- ator? Who put Mrs. A ' s chair in the girl ' s room? Nice paisley horsey. Dave?? Dave ' s not here?? Who ' s Porgy tirebiter? G. S.V.A. P. D. ? Happy to see you go. EDWARD TREPANIER Ed. . . Always seen with Karolyn. Music lover. Jesus Freak. Best of Luck. NANCY VANCELLETTE Nancy. . . Norms girl. Always seen at parties; One of the Valley Girls. Pressey ' s part¬ ner in crime. Best of Luck and much happiness in the future. GRADUATION Your diploma is your ticket to the adventure of life. It’s your certificate saying that school days are past and that now you are qualified and ready for whatever the future holds. What a thrill to leave the known for the un¬ known, to push off into the mystery and ex¬ citement o f tomorrow. Yours is the chal¬ lenge to go places and do things and become someone in the thriving world. Congratula¬ tions - and God go with you all the way. 21 m ‘ ;liP � _ § w i JSSgB r Most Mischievious Party Goers of the Year Best Dressed Best Organizers Most Attractive 23 School Skippers Most Flirtatious Joe Jane Cool Best Consumers Sexiest ss« s SLV f. v ' vP ¥ j • ; •!, ' - V«?gy! o J f ' ' 4 : 4 ’- • ; : tbt i | v L ” !hbe Junior Class Officers ... V.P. Fran LaPorte Pres. Jim Higgins Sec. Audrey Weymouth Treas. Deb Rand I ROW 1: M. Gagnon, S. Cosello, D. Johnson, D. Henze, K. Conley, D. Coran, A. Mantha. ROW 2: M. Harrington, A. Torte, A. Swieszkowski, J. Dudley, D. Fortin, M. O ' Leary, K. Adams, A. Davenport. ROW 3: R. Brunette, N. Mac- Cloud, T. Mazzone, T. Moynagh, J. McShera, R. Canane, J. Brodeur. Junior ROW 1: P. Russell, W. Schofield, D. Flanagan, F. Mc¬ Caffrey, C. Germain, S. O ' Neil, C. Green. ROW 2: P. Sielis, T. Friend, M. Halley, D. Lemerise, C. Colby, M. Leonard, D. Hoyle. ROW 3: M. Schwartz, G. Graves, H. Couture, A. Daoust, M. Holmes, J. Hebert, G. Harris. ROW 1: D. Rand, D. Vallee, E. Goodrow, N. Cullen, G. Ring, D. Burning, C. Osterberg. ROW 2: R. Tee, D. La- joie, P. Henderson, L. Bates, S. Hadley, D. Blake, L. Berthium, T. Castonguay. ROW 3: J. Kilpatrick, M. Shocik, W. Simon, K. Manning, W. Wall, R. Lachapelle, J. Stephens. Class of ’74 ROW 1: C. Gallagher, C. Boston, K. Williams, K. Harbest- er, J. Fulginiti, W. Gary, J. Daley. ROW 2: R. Guirad, C. Burns, J. St. Denis, J. Dandro, D. Bigwood, W. Allen, B. St. Denis, M. Balukonis. ROW 3: D. Warren, B. Swett, T. Johnson, R. Champagne, K. Swift, F. Witkowski, M. Doane. 1 Mm Rjpp ‘ i •] wm m Ml|§? Ht; , . 4 � « • � y % ' Uh EgjNjS 1 K v V Jl ■ � w. i I J f ROW 1: M. Cropley, K. Bernatchez, T. Nelson, K. Foley, S. Cocker, D. White, B. Deschenes. ROW 2: V. Kemp, C. Shannon, S. Tashjian, S. Kobel, N. Madore. ROW 3: M. Canty, D. Martin, D. Morill, D. Hebert, R. McCue, J. Fontaine. ROW 1: T. Sawyer, P. Norgren, D. Martin, A. Weymouth, C. Quarry, K. Riedy, D. Pressy. ROW 2: J. Buckley, R. Buckley, C. Gallant, K. Dubois, S. Dunkerly, D. Bigwood, R. Hutchinson. ROW 3: D. Joinville, D. Colby, R. Doldo, S. Corey, J. Higgins, M. Piscopo. Now girls, don ' t ever get married! ! Two HANDS! ! ! YOU. . . !!!?? Really?? ! !? I didn ' t get much sleep last night?? ! I just washed my hair. ..??!! HOW. . .big??? ! ! ! You ' ve got to be kidding?? ! ! I knew I ' d get caught! ! A- I Sophomore Class Officers Treas. Rich Connor Sec. Sue Rowden V.P. Rosemary Ethier Pres. Lisa Mattei I Sophomore 1st ROW: M. Bolivar, D. Arsenault, J. Pomeroy, N. Rochette, D. Carlson, M. McCue, E. Knight. 2nd ROW: R. Pierce, T. McClus- key, J. LaPlante, D. LaMonda, C. Martin, P. Bembridge, M. Gigu- ere, J. Coran. 3rd ROW: M. Giuffrida, M. Griffin, T. Smith, K. Cunningham, K. Coleman, J. Johnston. 1st ROW: K. Allain, P. Harmon, C. Komosky, P. Belanger, C. Lafayette, J. Kalinowski, L. James. 2nd ROW: S. Rowden, P. Stone, V. Thompson, M. Halpin, B. Boissel, M. Camarda. 3rd ROW: C. Boquist, W. Green, R. Butkiewicus, D. Benoit, D. Wood. 1st ROW: K. Burtt, L. True, M. Cantara, C. Sherman, D. Lilly, K. Lambert, P. O ' Leary. 2nd ROW: P. Nowland, S. Hurley, M. Wright D. Blake, P. Coonan, M. Burchell, P. Tee, J. Wood. 3rd ROW: S. Bray, J. Reidy, M. Brennan, T. Trepanier, G. Chenevert, W. Murphy, J. Troy, N. Leger. 1st ROW: D. Ayotte, B. Lamarche, D. Thienel, E. Ressler, J. Denesha, D. Edwards, N. Anderson. 2nd ROW: S. Mandella, B. Giggey, D. Burns, N. Gurney, S. Pike, S. Legg, R. Gara- bedian, G. Couture. 3rd ROW: R. Croft, D. Belanger, J. Rio- pell, Mayo, M. Higgins, D. Benoit. 32 Class of ’75 I ■ j ?’ 6 f . f fM if jj JH 1 % IgaM? i 1 £ y : J 1st ROW: D. Logan, J. Robillard, M. Duquette, L. Mattie, C. Falk, B. Herrie, D. Symonowicz. 2nd ROW: S. Mont- ville, L. Fulginiti, J. Goulding, C. Gary, S. Dorr, L. Minard. 3rd ROW: T. Moore, D. Lamprey, M. DePatie, F. Millett, W. J King, W. DePatie, R. Taylor. 1st ROW: D. Lamarche, A. Casello, R. Ethier, D. Powers, E. Mayo, C. Amidon. 2nd ROW: D. Miller, D. Bonardi, S. O ' Neill, C. Lan- glois, B. Angel, S. Day. 3rd ROW: G. Berard, R. Kemp, P. Col¬ by, R. Connor, T. Cullan, R. Benoit, R. Sullivan, P. Wester. 1st ROW: S. Hassett, S. Wood, C. Lucke, S. O ' Brian, D. Gorden, J. Skagerlind. 2nd ROW: W. Reynolds, J. Pike, M. Kingdon, R. Kerber, S. Riel, P. Gleason, K. Reed. 3rd ROW: K. Canty, L. Dube, B. Lemerise, R. Facteau. 33 CD trl —i Ct o � —� ci o STUDENT COUNCIL 1st ROW - B. Earle, C. Courville, D. Courtemanche, G. Edson, J. Laincz, K. Magnuson, J. Brennan. 2nd ROW - K. Bernatchez, L. Berthiume, F. La- Porte, S. O ' Neil, C. Gallagher, Mr. N. La Plante. 3rd ROW - M. Higgins, B. Greeny, M. Corey, J. La Plante. 34 Karen Magnuson-Secretary, Diane Courtmanche-Vice-President, Garry Edson-President, Larry Bethiume- Treasurer. MAROON 7 i ! m im i 1 A W 1 m h ■ .MBtk £ ML m I fmt 3Pwt-v Wm :: ■.4m j. JKr 1st ROW: S. Wood, S. Germain, D. Joseph, P. Robidoux, J. Kingdon, J. Silva, 2nd ROW: B. Ring, L. Nygren, C. Courville, J. Belanger, D. Clockadile, N. Croft. 3rd ROW: J. Laincz, K. Magnuson, D. Courtemanche, D. Sundstrom, L. Smith, G. D ' Andrea, M. Sy- monowictz. 4th ROW: M. Reidy, D. Stone, B. Earle, P. Forsman, P. Reil, D. Tatro, R. Bogart, J. White. STAFF ■ t . • Advisor- Mr. N. LaPlante ttflROON 0 -(imfS ... 1st ROW - M. Southwick, J. Dudley, S. O ' Neil, D. Houle, W. Wall, V. Kemp, C. Gallagher, K. Bernatchez, Ad- ' visor Mr. W. Sipos, 2nd ROW - L. Nygren, D. Courtemanche, L. Smith, S. Cantara, C. Johnson and D. Joseph. Senior members studying new school additions are: Laurea Nygren, Chris Johnson, Diane Courtemanche, Deb Joseph, Lorelei Smith, and Sighle Cantara. I H o n o r o c i e t y SKI CLUB Director, Mr, Adams PRESIDENT - J. Silva, VICE PRESIDENT - B. Greeny, SECRETARY - C. Ger¬ main, TREASURER - J. Laincz. vv i Give up BAND JfeeorrtNeRs I SLOPE I “ 5 - 1st ROW - R. Rossignold, B. White, B. Greeny, C. Germain, J. Silva, J. Laincz, C. Cour- ville, S. Cantara, D. Stone. 2nd ROW - D. Murphy, K. Magnuson, D. Courtemanche, R. Bogart, J. White, L. Mattie, D. White, S. Rowden, C. Lucke, M. Corey. 3rd ROW - D. Williams, S. Denesha, G. Ring, R. Giroud, K. Reidy, C. Quarry, D. Rand, S. Kobel. 4th ROW - T. Nelson, K. Foley, M. Duquette, L. Fulginiti, J. Dudley, L. Fulginiti, L. Menard, L. James, M. Halpin. 5th ROW - M. Higgins, D. Miller, M. Slattery, Senor B , M. Cam- arda, M. McGreggor, M. Reidy, M. Harrington. i Bill Earle, Kathy Bernatchez, Megan Corey, Chris Gallagher, Paul Sliwinski. t c 0 u t m d • i m e V • i n • l t t t t • l e SAC Garry Edson Representative to Student Government Day. Billy White Leicester High School Representative to Southern W ' orcester County Student Advisory Committee. ( CITY OF WORCESTER mmm And in this corner. . . • JC3 In this comer we have. . . The prize Coach Ed Hippert Co-Capt. Tom Russell Asst. Coach John Chasse Good Guys 44 Uxbridge 24 Oxford 12 West Boylston 14 Northbridge 22 Westboro 6 Grafton 32 Millbury 44 South 42 Spencer Bad Guys 0 ' 0 0 6 18 0 6 13 6 Co-Capt. Tom Lauder The 1972 undefeated football season was tremendously re¬ warding because all nine oppo¬ nents treated us as their most important game... and we beat them all. Because of talent, ex¬ perience, leadership, cohesion, and dedication, football at L.H. S. has evolved into some¬ thing special. Basically, we thought we were going to have another excellent sea¬ son. .. an 8-1 or 7-2 record. To go undefeat¬ ed again was a possi¬ bility, however, it was a remote possibilty. Once we got into the Northbridge game, we knew we were going to go undefeated again. By the last game (Prouty), no one could stop us.. . not even the New York Giants. :|||i� Leicester High Building Winning Grid Tradition i ■ X 4 h ? O V Leicester Takes SWCL Title Aoain Leicester Keeps on Winning Coach Ed Hippert Tommy Moynagh John Laliberte Larry Berthiaume Steve Kennedy Co-captain Peter Rowden Paul Schold Tom Lauder Billy White Charlie Millett Jim Higgins Co-captain Jim Brennan Kevin Reed WE OPPONENT THEY 52 South 64 62 Auburn 53 41 Trade 72 64 South 51 68 Uxbridge 50 40 Grafton 46 60 Millbury 59 55 West Boylston 58 54 Oxford 41 62 Prouty 58 69 Northbridge 53 63 Westboro 52 94 Uxbridge 55 53 Grafton 55 63 Millbury 59 84 West Bolyston 81 46 Oxford 45 54 Northbridge 64 80 Westboro 57 86 Prouty District III Tournament 72 37 North Brookfield 59 14 Total 7 Thomas Lauder Peter Rowden James Brennan Charles Millett William White Paul Schold John Coran - Manager Larry Berthiaume John Laliberte Kevin Reed Tom Moynagh Jim Higgins Steve Kennedy 52 1st ROW-M. DePatie, R. Lachapelle, R. Connor, W. King, R. Buckley, R. Garabedian, Coach Joseph Carlemagno. 2nd ROW- Manager R. Butkiewicus, K. Cunningham, J. Kilpatrick, J. Reidy, B. Giggey, M. Griffin, M. Giguere, Manager M. Guiffrida. Co. Capt. R. Connor - Coach J. Carlemagno Co. Capt. W. King. 53 CO-CAPTAINS: R. Harrington and S. Germain. TEAM L TO R: J. Shepard, B. Greeny, D. Sundstrum, D. Courteman- che, A. Weymouth, D. White, L. Mattei, B. DesChenes. Cross Country 1st ROW: D. Benoit, D. Robillard, P. Sielis, R. McCue, B. Swett, D. Hebert, W. Wall. 2nd ROW: K. Cunningham, J. Wood, B. Giggey, G. Berard, G. Harris, J. Robi- doux, M. Brennan, Coach, Norman LaPlante. Duck Robillard Capt. Rick McCue - MVP John Lennon I think I ' ll bunt it Steve and Ray You ' re out Tom Moynagh Hum it right in there Jim, think about it. 1st ROW: T. Mazzone, T. Moynagh, S. Thienel, R. Connor, S. Kennedy. 2nd ROW: F. Carrie, J. Lennon, K. Reed, B. White, P. Rowden, J. Brennan. 3rd ROW: Mana¬ ger K. Manning, L. Berthiaume, P. Lennon, Coach Edward Hippert, T. Lauder, R. Buckley, Bat Girl D. Logan. Tom Lauder Peter Rowden Steve Thienel 59 Paul Lennon Larry Berthiaume Bill White BOTTOM ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Michele Symonowicz, Joan Shepard, co-captains Deb Sundstrom and Robin Har¬ rington, Joy LaPlante, and Jayrne Dudley. ROW 2: Lorrain Burtt, Linda Dykas, Sandy Dorr, Lisa Mattei, Gloria D 1 Andrea, Deb White, and Betsy DesChenes. ROW 3: Manager Donna Wood, Cindy Lucke, Megan Corey, Sue Rowden, Mary Dykas, Sue O ' Neil, Jean Laincz, Sylvia Tashjian, and coach Mrs. Clew. i? ' Randy Alexander TRI-CAPTAINS 1st ROW- T. Johnson, T. McClusky, J. Wood, R. LaChapelle, J. Riopel, J. Robidoux, B. Wall, M. Brennan. 2nd ROW- W. King, B. Swett, G. Harris, R. McCue, R. Alexander, D. Hebert, F. Witkow- ski, K, Canty. 3rd ROW- K. Cunningham, B. Green, K. Swift, M. Piscopo, J. Higgins, P. Sielis, B. Murphy, B. DePatie, B. Sulliven, Coach J. Chasse. Richard McCue Dean Hebert Mike Piscopo Glen Harris Bruce Swett John Riopel Fran Witkowski Rich Lachapelle Kathy Flagg V TEAM: 1st ROW L TO R: R. Brunett, J. LaLiberte, Capt. M. Reidy, M. Giguere, B. McShera. 2nd ROW: Coach Ron Bjorklund, J. Reidy, T. Patricks, B. Lemerise, M. Camarda, and J. Stowe. It BOTTOM: V. Kemp, C. Gallagher, S. O ' Neil, J. Kalinow- ski. MIDDLE: M. Symonowicz, J. Dudley, D. Thienel, G. D ' Andrea. TOP: Sheila O ' Neill. COACH Miss Moran CO-CAPTS. S. O ' Neil Sh. O ' Neill SUBS: J. Robillard C. Germain M. Corey L. Fulginiti “LOYAL” “FANS” And when we die we ' ll be Wolverines dead. 67 veci H 1 Sighle Cantara, Gloria D ' Andrea Queen Debbie Sundstrom Janice Belanger G Dorothy Early I! Love that music! Hey, baby! Want to... Got an itch? I Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Ye Olde Senior Class of one thousand nine hundred and seventy three presents I Geteth Thou Smarteth I can ' t do a thing with my hair! Oh Max! And you think you ' ve got problems. My girdle is killing me! ! ! ! • ••oopst « • Um. . . . not bad. WING . .WANG. .WONG C D Co O And when we get to Washington we ' ll. . . San Francisco?? I thought this was Washington! ! Let ' s Be friends! Another line?? Mmmmm good! ! ! Follow me! ! Peace Baby! ! Mary Poppins and friends. Irresitable. . . Poor Jimmy lost his bag! ! So what ' s the plan? Chorus line The Gang 79 They expect us to ride on that thing? But I always sleep with my mouth open. 80 A spy, a secret agent, nope it ' s Mr. B. This is the house detective, open the ?! door. Frosty Rootbeer, ehh? Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side! Waiting patiently. I CLASS DA Y A WORD OF THANKS The Maroon Staff of 1973 wishes to express their thanks to all who helped make this yearbook a suc¬ cess. We would also like to thank all the students and faculty members who participated in the School Play the Wizard of Oz, whose financial re¬ ceipts helped us meet our goal. Class History As graduation draws near, we wish to reflect on our many experiences that we shared during our four-year stay at Leicester High School. Upon entering the high school as freshmen in that fall of ' 69, we caught our first glimpse of high school life--leaky roofs, no more lines, strange growths on the ceilings, a deafening intercom, hamburgers, and more hamburgers ! With Mr. Carney, and later Mr. Chasse, as our advisors, we elected our class officers--Jimmy Brennan, President; Steve Thienel, Vice President; Debbi Sundstrom, Secretary; and Sean Comerford, Treasurer. That year, basketball was king! We had nine players on the J. V. team, which was led to a 14-0 league record by Pete Row den and Jim Brennan. After an all-too-short summer, we began our silly, semi-sophisticated, and sometimes stupid sophomore year. We were no longer puny freshmen! With Mr. Moore as our class advisor, we decided that we would do more than just go to Whalom Park. With Tommy Lauder as President, Billy Earle as the V. P., and Diane Courtemanche as Treasurer, and Debbi Sundstrom, Secretary, we organized a Gala Carwash which was held in four places-- Leicester Center, the Cherry Valley Legion, Tatnuck Square, and Rochdale. That night, tired and wet, everyone came to our dance, completing a day of financial success. Using the money we made, we set out with two busloads of screaming sophomores to merry Misquamicut Beach for a day of fun and sun--but mostly, sun. With free passes to the amusements, we kept the lines full to the minia¬ ture golf, penny arcade, merry-go-round, and especially those dodge ' em cars. I can’t forget to mention our lovely (?) buffet supper at George . In sports, ten sophomores contributed to the 5-3-1 record in football. With Pete Rowden, Jim Brennan, and Billy White as our representatives, the varsity basketball team ended with a 14-7 re¬ cord. The baseball team won the Southern Worcester County League title for the first time ever, while many girls from our class contributed their talents to softball, cheering, and girls ' basketball. Our junior year began in the fall of ' 71 with a flurry of activity. About two weeks after school started, our class rings came in... finally! After a couple of months of spinning and head bopping, the rings were put away, never to be seen again. Under the guiding hand of Mr. Moore for the sec¬ ond year in a row, we elected Bill Earle, President; Diane Courtemanche, Vice President; Donna Wood, Secretary; and Debbi Sundstrom, Treasurer. To get into the Christmas spirit, we sold Christmas candles. On top of that, we had a Christ¬ mas bakesale, where we also sold wreaths, decorations, and leftover candles! In the spring, we held our Second Annual Gala Carwash which wasn ' t quite as gala as the first, but nevertheless, very successful. In an attempt to defray the cost of our prom, we held several dances during the year in addition to the other activities. Then, the highlight of our junior year was, obviously, our prom. Under the theme Precious and Few , it was held on May 13, 1972 at the Holden House Country Club. The entertainment was pro¬ vided by Bill McManus ' Band, and it left us wondering, Was that Janis Joplin behind those Foster Grants? Debbi Sundstrom was chosen as queen, and her court of beauties consisted of Janice Be¬ langer, Sighle Cantara, Gloria D ' Andrea, and Dotty Early. That year, football took a leap up in the L. H. S. realm of sports. Tom Lauder scored a grand total of 116 points, and because he led the area in scoring, he was chosen for the Worcester Tele¬ gram Gazette All-Star Super Team. Aside from all the recognition, this was a joyous time for Leicester because this was the first undefeated and untied team in our school ' s history. The bas¬ ketball team, with its record of 16-4, and the baseball team, with its record of 12-3, enabled Lei¬ cester to capture the SWCL crowns in all three sports. Our last junior activity was the contribution of money to Camp Putnam for a campership. Bonnie Ring, Historian 86 When we came back from our summer vacations, jobs, or both, we arrived at Leicester High only to realize that we were Seniors! Unbelievably enough, we had finally made it! The school year started off to the strains of Pay your dues 1 Sell yearbooks! and Get ads! Although we had worn his patience thin at times, Mr. Moore came up with us to be Senior Class Advisor. With his help, we elected our class officers: Billy Earle, President; Diane Courtemanche, Vice President; Sue Germain, Secretary; and Debbi Sundstrom, Treasurer. Unlike most graduating classes in the past, we started our senior year with money, rather than in the red. Early in September, we held tryouts for the Senior Class Play. On November 24 25, 1972 we presented Get Smart with a cast of 28, under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Matte. In December, we started our payments for the Class Trip. The time flew by and we had already been measured for our caps and gowns. Suddenly, it was April! We left for Washington, D. C. at 7:30 a. m. on April 16 in two Continental Trailways buses. After wearing the bathroom door off its hinges, we arrived at the Ambassador Hotel at 4 in the afternoon. Once we were settled in our rooms, we set out to discover Washington. The next two mornings came early, bringing our bus- drivers. Bill and Dennis, and our ever-smiling umbrella ladies. We toured ' til our feet hurt and spent money ' til we were flat broke. We left for home at 10 a. m. April 19, and the bus ride home was quiet--except for all the snoring!! A special thanks goes to our chaperones: Mrs. Matte, Miss Wakeen, Mrs. Clew, Miss Morin, Mr. Hippert, Mr. Baziliauskas, Mr. LaPlante, and Mr. Moore. Just barely recuperated from the trip, several seniors took part in the All-School Musical, Wizard of Oz . This was presented April 27 28, again under the watchful eye of Mrs. Matte. Senioritis had finally set in and attendance, or the lack of it, caused some concern regarding graduation plans. The football team, captained by Tom Lauder and Tom Russell, gave Leicester a second unde¬ feated - untied season. At this time, we proudly hold the state ' s longest winning streak. Boys ' bas¬ ketball, with Jim Brennan and Pete Rowden at the helm, had a record of 14-6, while the girls’ team, under the leadership of Robin Harrington and Sue Germain had a record of 11-5. The softball team, guided by Debbi Sundstrom and Robin Harrington, is doing well, as is the baseball team under cap¬ tain Steve Thienel. With Sheila O ' Neill as one of the co-captains, the cheerleaders walked, or rath¬ er danced, away from the David Prouty Tournament with 2nd place, which was quite an honor for them. During our four years at L. H. S., we were lucky enough to see many changes take place. Among these changes were the gaining of a new superintendent, a new principal, and, thanks to the Student Advisory Council, a student smoking area. Tonight, we will have our last social function as students at Leicester High--our Senior Dinner Dance. It will be held at the Maridor Restaurant in Framingham. This Wednesday as we graduate, we ' ll leave a few tears and many cheers in these halls. As the 187th grad’ ating class of Leicester High School, we wish to extend our many thanks to the faculty, friends, and parents who have helped us achieve our goal. • ? ► a tit • n ■� ►■ • ? ,Va4|� k - Class Prophecy I woke up about 4:00 just as the sun rose over the old refrigerator in the New Jersey Municipal Dump. It was hazy and rather wet that day and I decid¬ ed to move on. I jumped up and rubbed my eyes, stretched, and shook the coal dust off my clothes, picked up my belongings, and was on my way to the nearest train station, to continue my tour of the United States. As I walked through the freight yard, I saw to my pleasure an MOM car with the door open. I threw in my bag, and jumped in after it. As I scanned the inside of my temporary home, I saw someone sleeping on a mattress of an empty M M bag. I went over to him, removed his chocolate stained hat, and looked at his face, and shouted Steven Thienel! He immediately awoke with a startled look on his dumb expression. I said, How are you doing? Who are you? , he said. It ' s me! Don ' t you remember?? Gorgeous, sexy, beautiful. .. Oh yah. He said, rolled over to go back to sleep. Just then I heard a noise outside the car. Did you hear that?? He said ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ . I was stricken with fear. Then I heard, Who is within? I saw a blue hat sticking up over the edge of the floor. I woke Steve up, and we each grabbed a bag of M M ' s. The hat started moving up. We started throwing M M ' s at him, the force of which sent him sprawling flat on his back. We rushed out just as he exclaimed, Those people are right, they don ' t melt. Then we recognized him. Homer! we cried. We invited him into the car, and talked for a while, and he told us how he got a job in the railroad es¬ corting hobos off the premises. He enjoyed his job very much. Then he said that since he knew us we could stay on the train. We thanked him and he went off to have a couple of Joes. As the train rattled down the tracks, Steve and I thought that it might be good to finish our tour together. We talked and sur¬ vived on M M ' s (oh my face!) for a few days till the train grounded to a halt in Pennsylvania. Steve and I jumped quietly out of the train so as not to get caught, and ran across the lot where the trains were unloaded. In a small office building we saw a man at work, and decided to go over and ask him where we could get something to eat. He had fuzzy hair that stuck up all over his head, and when we got closer we found it was David Hallen. He was sitting at a desk littered with papers and dust which made him sneeze, as he stoked on his bowl. The walls were covered with posters and signs, and over his desk was a portrait of Doctor Grabow. David told us how he started working as president of the rail-road till he accidentally blew up a train with one of his inventions called the Inthermo, and they reduced his rank. He told us how he once invented a muzzle for his housekeeper Jean Silva, but it also was a failure. We asked him where a place to eat was and he said there was a nice restaurant in town run by Ron Salsman. It was cafeteria style, and was supposed to be very good and reasonable. That sounded good to us so we said goodbye and walked to town. Along the way we saw a girl with dark hair and a tight red dress leaning against the lamp post and singing Ten cents a dance. As we got closer we found it was Lorelei Smith. When we asked what she was doing she said she was Trying to become a star, and there are auditions for a play coming up. We said that she would be very good in the part and good luck. As we went to jay walk across Main Street, we were stopped by a cop and lo and behold it was Larry Burtchell. I ' m afraid I have to give you filthy hippies a ticket, he said looking at us in disgust. Larry it ' s us, Steve exclaimed. So it is, he said peering closer. What happened? We explained how we were traveling cross country hitching on freight trains and how we bump¬ ed into each other. Don ' t you know that ' s against the law? Larry said. We stayed silent. But since I know you, I ' ll let you go Larry said. We thanked him and went to Ronnie ' s Restaurant. The name of the cafeteria where we would eat. The sign in front promised food that would bring back fond memories of our happy high school days. We scrounged in our pockets for money, got our food and sat at a table. At the next table sat David Robillard the famous track star. He told us how Elaine Boquist had run off to Canada and we wondered if she would be granted amnesty. He also told us that Cindy Courville had flown up from being a mere church Lecturer to become Billy Graham ' s leading competitor. We asked David if there was anything to do in town and he told us there was a silent movie at the drive-in starring Stanley Zachowski and Mary Johnston called the Martha Mitchell story, Lovingly directed by Karen Magnuson. We thought it was a good idea so when we finished our meal, we walked to the drive-in and sat on the ground. Just as Steve was about to take the speaker down, a motorcycle came roaring up and stopped aside of us. It was Charley Millette sitting on a basketball and coming to the drive-in on his motorcycle. At the snackbar we saw Donna Wood slaving away at the popcorn popper singing arias from Madame Butterfly. We asked her for some popcorn and spent the end of our money on it. On our excursion to the outer portion of the premises we happened upon the affluent multi-millionaire David Robidoux, who had come upon his vast income by soliciting Fuller brushes. He was standing in his bright footwear with popcorn butter all over his face. We told him we were going cross country jumping freight trains and he said to watch out for Sean Comerford on the railroad tracks. He had willed his body to science and was determined to mess it up good. We took off for another railroad yard and onto another freight car and headed on again. We got off in New York and headed for the city. When we got there we thought it might be fun to go to the roller derby. We didn ' t have any money to get in, but the ticket seller, Dave Swett let us in for nothing. We walked into the crowded arena and sat on the bleacher. There we found ourselves sitting next to Ed Trepanier who, with the Bible in hand was preaching to the multitude against gambling. He sat with his best friend, Tom Russell, a successful manu¬ facturer of playing cards and Bingo games. On the roller derby arena the skating was about to begin. We heard the voice of Patty Hennessey, the roller derby ' s answer to Howard Cosell. In the lineup we found that the famed Anvil Annie was none other than Ann Emond. Also in the lineup was Crasher Kingdon who could knock a skater straight across the arena with one blow and also Dynamo Diane Courtemanche who always in¬ terrupted a game crying Everybody stop! I lost my contact lens! When the game was over, we went outside and met Artie Fortin coming down the street. Arti had become an impressionist and was especially well known for his impression of Harpo Marx. He told us that John and Paul Lennon had gained a lot of weight and formed a music group called the Brother ' Four. On the way to the railroad we were almost run over by a garbage truck which came bombing around a corner at 90 MPH: The driver was Laurea Nygren, who had fallen asleep at the wheel. In Central Park we bumped into Bonnie Ring who was a Brownie Leader and had taken the kids for a stroll. One of the kids, Jeff Stough was crying because nasty old Elaine Henderson had stolen his beanie. Suddenly we heard a noise behind us and turned around to see Mike Dalton head of the Dalton Gang. Your money or your life??? he said while his moll, Donna Murphy pulled out a gun and puffed on a big black cigar. Also with them was Rudy Man- cini who opened his violin case and took out a violin and began to play Moon River. Their mascot was Bill Griffin who always walked around in a lion suit and was known as the Lip. All of a sudden we heard sirens scream and bells clang and around the corner came a paddy wagon with officers Bill Earle, Dave Stone, Bob Rossignol, Mark Magregor, and Garry Edson. Hanging out the windows and doors, billy clubs in hand. They jumped out and chased the crooks away through the city. Barry Lyons walked around saying What happened?? The next stop was in Louisiana where we found Robin Harrington sleeping on the sidewalk; she apparently had been trying to cross the street and got tired of waiting. We were beginning to feel hungry and found out that Chris Johnson owned a farm down here and headed for it. Apparently our eyes were bigger than our stomachs and the thing we decided to steal was a cow being milked by Sue Germain. Steve ran in, grab¬ bed the cow, put it on his shoulders and we ran off with it through the bushes. The confused cow started mooing. A car came put¬ ting down the street and stopped where we were. A man got out. It was Charlie Lamarch. Is that boy all right? he asked. He said he was a doctor and we found that Steve had only sprained his nose. Charlie suggested we take the cow and sell it to Sharlene MacDonald who owned a Hamburger Stand. After we sold the cow we had enough money to go to the circus, which was owned by Bob Kustigian. Inside the big top we met Mary Ellen Wade the town busy body who told us that Sughle Cantara had moved to Arizona and was conducting donkey rides through the Grand Canyon. On in the ring was Pat Noon dare devil horse woman. Heidi Bates also starred as the only woman hu¬ man cannonball. We waited by the roadside for about 20 minutes and finally a blue car stopped. We hopped in and to our surprise it w as Norma Croft and Jane Stubbert. Norma was driving kind of fast but we trusted her completely. We talked over old times and they dropped us off at the train station. When we arrived at our box car there was a crowd of people standing around it. We asked an old man what was going on when he turned around we recognized him at once as Charlie Forsman. He told us that there was a rumor that the train was transporting narcotics and they were making a check. Steve made his way to the man who was in charge. He asked what was going on and noticed it was Marlon Burlingame the famous narc of N. Y. City. Steve called me over and we talked to Marlon until the search was over. Among the crowd we stopped Connie and Sheila Burtt whom we hadn ' t seen in years. We asked them what they had been doing all these years and they explained that they were test driving snowmobiles for their uncles business. We walked down an old dirt road until we came to a diner. We saw that the chef was Paul Schold and the cashier was Donna Tatro. The waitress came over and to our surprise it was Jane White who told us that her brother Bill was a famous hairstylist in Harlem. Before we left the restaurant we talked to Scholdsy, who told us some of our old classmates were playing softball across the street. When we got to the field we immediately recognized Mike Reidy in center field catching flyballs with his teeth. Also playing were Peter Rowden, who was in left field with a flypaper glove, Gary Vrsi, Tom Patricks and Paul Doray who owned a tavern called Mel ' s Place. Along the side were five chicks jumping up and down every time Mike made a catch and gaffowed evertime Pete dropped one. These energetic broads were Sheila O ' Neill, Deb Peloquin, Dathy Progin, Peggy Riel and Pam Robidoux. We decided to head back for the train. There was a delay on the tracks. It seemd that a man was carrying a two tone bag of potatoes had twisted his ankle walking across the tracks. When they removed the bag we saw Tom Lauder at the bottom of it singing Take a Walk on The Wild Side . The men who were helping Tom were Gary Harmon, and Steve Gleick. On our way back we heard a loud shout. Where are you going? We turned and walked toward the man dressed in a tin suit. He must have been the conductor. When we neared the person he called out, Well, if it ain ' t Whats his name and whats her name. Arlene and Steve, what are you two doing here?? We recognized the tall ap parition also; it was good ole Jim Brennan. We explained that we were free loading in a M M car and he said it was all right. He then told us that Mark Gay was working for the train station shoveling coal in the engine, and April Angell, Karen Benoit, Jean Laincz and Deb Joseph were also on the train in the passenger car. We then went back to our car. It seemed like the longest day of our journey. The train rattled on down the tracks to Califor¬ nia. We heard a loud roar. I opened the door and saw three bikies, and recognized them as being Joe Mandella who looked like a midget on his 650, and Jim Rocheleau was really kicking up dust on his Honda 50 with a balloon tied to the C.C. bar. They buz¬ zed by so fast that we didn ' t have a chance to say Hi! When the train finally grinded to a stop in L. A. we decided to sneak into a night club where we heard Paul Sliwinski singing. Everyone else was leaving for some strange reason. The club owner Claudia Jones was holding her ears. So that ' s why the sign out front read Claudia ' s Place. We too found that it was to our advantage to depart the scene, and we went back to an alley where we saw Pam Provost try on a jacket which she found in the trash can. She told us how she snuck in the night before and we figured that we would try it too. We went in through the dressing room window. There we had to sneak by Cora Richards who was putting make up on Sandy Butkiewicz. We got out to the main room and sat at a table. We immediately noticed the go-go girls who were Susan Marsh, Sue Mclean, Justine Duffy and Karen Duesel. Paul came out on stage with black boots, leather pants, and no shirt singing Ya Ho. . . Ya HO !! ! Then a waitress came over to our table and it was none other than Maureen Dirsa. We informed her that we were vagrants but she said we could have what we wanted anyway, that stuff wasn ' t good enough to give away, however don ' t tell the boss. We partook of a pair of beers. At the next table there sat Gloria D ' Andrea, Joan Grady, Deb Sundstrom, and Mikey Symonowicz. The entertainment for the evening was a tap dancing act by Kit Foley and Robin Bogart. (Sammy Davis eat your heart out! !) When they finished their gig we went back to the train. On the way out we looked for a cab who would give us a free ride. To our amazement we spotted Penny Forsman behind the wheel of a yellow cab. We hopped in and Penny said that she and four other girls had started a women ' s cab service. The other drivers were Janice Belanger, Deb Clockedile, Terry Soucie, and Dot Early, who is never on time. Penny said that business was slow but it was due to pick up. Penny brought us back to the railroad station where we saw Gwen Fitzsimmons waiting for a train. Suddenly we heard a loud cry of FIRE! ! ! Steve ran to see if he could help. John Bergin was the fireman with the hose. . . There were people running around and there was a loud explosion. We saw Jean Laincz and Marie Lajoie. They wanted to know if anyone was hurt, and if so if they could help. Just then, not to be mistaken by another time, two ambulances pulled up and Nancy Vancellette and Deb Poirier jumped out of one and Candy Thompson and Kathy Voellings out of the other. The earth shook under a terrific explosion and I woke up. Wow what a dream! 93 him Lm, mmn limn mini mmr mmn nvn mm mmn mini mil 1 .! ill H mm K9||j|gj9 4 i h • i|f g Vf l 1 uiaL MR. D. RUTTER Superintendent MRS. M. COMMERFORD School Committee MR. B. CLIFFORD Principal f Class Will We, the POW ' S of the class of 1973 being of great ambition, straight-heads, and per¬ fect attendance, hereby testify this to be our Last Will and Testament. To the Juniors we leave whats left of the 4th floor of the Ambassador Hotel. To the Sophomores we leave two more years of Highly Nutritious meals. To the Freshmen we leave them with a roof that won ' t leak. APRIL ANGELL leaves as Ceciles Prime Dish. JUNE BARRUS leaves looking through Mr. Giddings draws. HEIDI BATES leaves to become a truant officer. JANICE BELANGER leaves crying, I want my Phil. KAREN BENOIT leaves not heard by anyone. JOHN BERGIN leaves to become a Lipton Tea expert. ROBIN BOGART leaves with her halo shining brightly? ELAINE BOQUIST leaves her motto Get on the Ball. JIMMY BRENNAN leaves with his hand stuck in the coke machine. JOHN BRODEUR leaves with Joe. MARLON BURLINGAME leaves as Sam ' s second hand man. CONNIE BURTT leaves as Joe Athlete. SHEILA BURTT leaves to catch up with Ed. LARRY BURTCHELL leaves Sue behind. SANDY BUTKIEWICUS leaves wondering what ' s for lunch! SIGHLE CANTARA leaves with all eyes upon her! DEBBIE CLOCKEDILE leaves everybody with memories of the class trip! SEAN COMERFORD leaves following in his brother ' s footsteps. DIANE COURTEMANCHE leaves smiling at Michael Reidy. CYNTHIA COURVILLE leaves her ability to eat to Cathy Morrison. NORMA CROFT leaves wearing the bus driver ' s pants! ! ! MICHAEL DALTON is left standing at second. GLORIA D ' ANDREA leaves as Miss Cheerleader U. S. A. MAUREEN DIRSA leaves her smile to Mr. Clifford. TERRI DUBE (Soucie) left a long time ago. KAREN DUESEL wakes up just in time for graduation. BILLY EARLE leaves his intelligence to Billy Depatie! DOTTIE EARLY leaves her raisins to Post Raisin Bran. ANN EDMOND leaves as Kung Fu. GWEN FITZSIMMONS leaves with a family! TOM FOLEY leaves his fish stories to Mr. King! ! ! ARTY FORTIN leaves the parking lot first. MARK GAY leaves a pint of blood in the shop. SUE GERMAIN leaves in Mr. Hippert ' s Cadillac! STEVE GLEICK doesn ' t leave any coat hangers in the corridor. JOAN GRADY leaves telling everyone her history. BILLY GRIFFIN came in like a lamb, and leaves like a lion! DAVID HALLEN leaves Wolf Women howling at the moon! GARY HARMON leaves for the packie. ROBIN HARRINGTON leaves to become a scoutmaster! ARLENE HEBERT leaves saying, Don ' t knock it til you try it. ELAINE HENDERSON leaves with high spirits! PATTY HENNESSY leaves with anyone who ' ll go. CHRIS JOHNSON leaves to become the Farmer in the Dell. MARY JOHNSTON leaves bombing Washington with firecrackers. CLAUDIA JONES leaves to become the town librarian. DEBBIE JOSEPH leaves as Little Bo Peep. JACKIE KINGDON leaves her wiggle to Miss Debs. JEAN LAINCZ leaves her stretch to Johanna Dailey. MARIE LAJOIE leaves as quiet as she came. CHARLIE LAMARCHE leaves for Whittemore Street. TOMMY LAUDER leaves tripping over his own feet! JOHN LENNON leaves humming all over town. PAUL LENNON leaves kicking down the hotel door. BARRY LYON leaves at last! SHARLENE MacDONALD leaves her cigarettes to Mrs. Avedian. KAREN MAGNUSON leaves stuck in a cave! SUE MARSH leaves to be with Ronnie. RUDOLPH MANCINI leaves with a red nose. SUE McLEAN leaves forging her own dismissal notes. CHARLIE MILLETT leaves the gas station to his brother. DONNA MURPHY leaves to become Suzy Homemaker. PAT NOON leaves her trail on the bus. LAUREA NYGREN leaves saying, Ban the Bra. SHEILA O ' NEILL leaves in Bob ' s car. GARY ORSI leaves for Colby ' s bakery. TOMMY PATRICKS leaves behind the Girl Scouts. DEBBIE PELOQUIN leaves still looking for the right one. DEBBIE POIRIER leaves with Brillo. KATHY PROGIN leaves with Mrs. Clew. MICHAEL REIDY leaves his socks to Mr. Hippert! ! ! MARGARET RIEL leaves saying, Hey Babe, take a walk on the wild side. CORA RICHARD leaves with her hand in the bag. BONNIE RING leaves behind her fan club, Mr. Sullivan. DAVID ROBIDOUX leaves with a car load of PM kids. PAM ROBIDOUX leaves first in line. . . or else! ! DAVID ROBILLARD leaves singing, Be kind to your Webbed Footed Friends. JIMMY ROCHELEAU leaves as a munchkin. PETER ROWDEN leaves passing gym with an E. TOMMY RUSSELL leaves to join Joey at the center. PAUL SCHOLD leaves a trail of demolished cars! ! ! JEAN SILVA leaves still trying to get the last word in. PAUL SLIWINSKI leaves thinking he IS the sexiest. LORELEI SMITH leaves her walk to Wendy Gary. DAVID STONE leaves his last name to the class of ' 73. JEFF STOUGH leaves without anyone knowing it. JANE STUBBERT leaves with the Blues. DEBBIE SUNDSTROM leaves to join Jacques Cousteau. DAVID SWETT leaves as Joe Friday. MICHELE SYMONOWICZ leaves with permission??? DONNA TATRO leaves wishing she had more. JOE MANDELLA leaves singing his song! ! BOB ROSSIGNOL leaves as head custodian of Memorial School. STEVE THIENEL leaves all his girls to Jimmy Higgins. 98 CANDY THOMPSON leaves with her teddy bear. ED TREPANIER leaves as Jimmy Hendrix. BRYANT TURNER leaves his mother ' s car in Gary Har¬ mon ' s woods. NANCY VANCELETTE leaves legally! KATHY VOELLINGS leaves as Cora ' s partner in crime. MARY ELLEN WADE leaves singing, Bye, Bye, Bernie. JANE WHITE leaves looking for Tarzan. BILLY WHITE leaves without knowning it! ! ! DONNA WOOD leaves for voice lessons. STANLEY Z ACHOWSKI leaves quietly. ROBERT KUSTIGIAN leaves selling his Christmas Trees. GARY EDSON leaves his name written in the girl ' s room. PENNY FORSMAN leaves with Betsy close behind! ! ! Signed in Witness of: Alfred E. Newman George McGovern Attest: Penny Forsman Garry Edson mini h JR. HS. MR. HAMLEY MR. HEAD MR.BAYROUTY MR. BINIENDA MR. CHESTNEY MR. DAVENPORT MISS HURST MR. PLOSKI How do others see yotf MR FITZGERALD MR. ENGLISH MRS. DUNLOP MRS. CORMIER MR. BLAISDELL MR. GRAHAM MR. JEROME STAFF MR. KENNEDY MR. MARCOUX MRS. MARBLE MR. LARAMEE MR. MASTERSON MRS. MATTE MRS. MONOHAN MR. MOORE MRS. ROBERTSON MRS. SIRARD MISS MORAN MR. NELSON MISS O ' NEIL MISS WAKEEN MR. BEATY MRS. FITZGIBBONS 9th Grade 1st ROW—S. Dineen, M. Cobb, M. Clifford, G. Derosier, C. Dennison, M. Griffiths, A. Earle, P. Da we, P. Conley. 2nd ROW—M. Cherry, R. Flagg, P. Camarda, D. Cote, H. Doane, D. Peloquin, R. DePatie, M. Dorr. 3rd ROW--R. Daigle, M. DellaCava, J. Cherry, M. O ' Donnell, M. Doray. 1st ROW—L. Beauregard, B. Anderson, S. Bernatchez, J. Byrnes, N. Bisson, B. Bovenzi, F. Buckley, M. Bachand. 2nd ROW—K. Antanavica, R. Burque, F. Brennan, R. Burtchell. 1st ROW--M. Hennessy, L. Halpin, C. Harris, C. Har¬ mon, D. Herrin, G. Grimshaw, E. Grady, D. Garry. 2nd ROW—E. Gallagher, D. Hovagimian, J. Hebert, R. Hyland, C. Iannoli, J. Foy, T. Friend, M. Hesselton, J. Hennessy, W. Greenhalge. 1st ROW--D. Jarobski, C. Joseph, L. LaPlante, J. Kobel, R. Langlois, J. Kamp, S. Dunkerly, L. Johnson. 2nd ROW—R. Johnston, C. Jones, D. Lafayette, L. LaPage, C. Lamprey, D. LaPointe, B. Johnson. 3rd ROW—M. Jarmulowiczm, R. Larson, K. Lanagan, M. James, C. Larson. 1st ROW--D. Rodgers, D. Trainque, M. Niemela, A. Ryberg, N. Robidoux, M. Seal, E. O ' Leary, J. Patricks, S. Rollins. 2nd ROW--J. Belanger, S. Sawyer, V. Shocik, S. Orsi, M. Barry, K. O ' Connor, S. Reil. 3rd ROW--A. Papulas, B. Porter, D. Si¬ las, M. O ' Donnell, J. Paige, S. Saunders, J. Reynolds. 1st ROW--W. Lindsey, C. Lemerise, A. Nash, R. Montville, A. MacGregor, S. Mayo, P. Mancini, D. Manseau, L. Macleod. 2nd ROW--H. Leveille, K. McMenemy, M. Martiros, D. Peloquin, L. Lucier, D. Liberty, B. Martin, J. Lloyd. 1st ROW—D. Torte, P. Sjoberg, D. Thibeault, K. Zamoita, D. Wall, M. Sliwinski, J. Skagerlind, S. Witt, J. DePari. 2nd ROW — E. Watters, S. Tarberner, S. Wester, N. Stetson, T. Southard, W. Witowski, T. Wood, W. Tuiskula. —i s ROW 1: J. Baniukiewicz, S. Asadoorian, K. Asquith, B. Troy, S. Tolman, P. Bigwood, D. Bennett, T. Buffone, D. Brunnette, C. Boston. ROW 2: T. Barnes, A. Angell, L. Brunnette, C. Bourbeau, M. Antanavica, D. Flink, T. Aselton, J. Bedard, J. Bailey. ROW 3: P. Bigwood, S. Allain, K. Batstone, J. Baker, D. Bowen, A. Swieszkowski, J. Bernatchez. ROW 1: K. Cocker, M. Briggs, D. Daigle, L. Canane, D. Carey, K. Comeau, D. Liberty, D. Burtchell, J. Carlson. ROW 2: G. Cogswell, D. Corey, C. Clockedile, J. Collins, B. Burke, J. Colby, L. Burlingame, W. Troy, B. Cook. ROW 3: W. Conley, C. Cocker, D. Collins, D. Canty, J. White, P. Couture, D. Burque, A. Cropley, T. Casamasa. ROW 1: D. DePatie, D. Foy, D. Garrity, G. Guertin, D. DeFosse. ROW 2: D. Giggey, R. Gates, M. Sawa, B. Goodrow, R. Cropley, R. Doldo, M. Dorr, K. Dorr, R. Daigle, S. Deroiser. ROW 3: D. Castonguay, R. Granville, P. Griffin, S. Fortin, C. Dunkerly, R. Granville, C. Gallant, L. Gagnon, D. Flint. ROW 4: R. Day, J. Martin, M. Fanion, T. Dolengiewicz, W. Carkin, R. Green, M. Gordon. Grade ROW 1: C. Garry, P. Hassett, C. Harris, L. Higgins, S. Lamonda, C. Johnson, L. Laincz, G. Johnston, M. Hallen, N. Israelian. ROW 2: D. Gagnon, K. Wood, P. Wood, P. Larson, A. Higgins, T. Lauder, B. Has¬ sett, B. Hallen, M. Jyringi. ROW 3: D. Lamprey, M. LeClair, D. LaFayette, J. Harris, G. LaPine, J. Joseph, H. Halley, W. Hassett, M. Lamarche, R. Lemerise. ROW 1: G. Motta, H. Madore, J. Brunelle, C. McGee, C. Nolan, C. O ' Donnell, P. Pierce, D. Pengilly, L. LeVeille, E. Mc- Cue, T. Moore. ROW 2: S. Pike, H. Peters, C. Smith, C. Lloyd, S. Martin, D. McKeon, K. Law, K. McMenemy, M. Lorditch, D. Menard. ROW 3: L. Patricks, B. Lebeouf, K. Doane, T. Moore, B. Taberner, E. McCarthy, S. Tashjian, P. LaMarche. ROW 1: K. Mantha, M. Reidy, D. Stephens, M. Rocheleau. ROW 2: L. Ryan, L. Trainque, P. Saund¬ ers, D. White, G. White, S. Manseau, C. Paipulas, D. Wentworth. ROW 3: R. Soojian, G. Williams, M. Rand, M. Powers, C. Russell, L. Riopel, S. Wilson, P. White, W. Rossignol. ROW 4: D. White, G. Sund- strom, K. Soane, K. Soucie, R. Mercier, R. Martin, M. Ring, C. Rossignol. I I I ' r cn v ' i Wk - • •_ — r i ■ m ■ mmm J t RS!™ W iill s mm M JriLy. ■■ k i 14 ■■ - M J|kr3 0 . M 1st ROW-L. Lemay, D. Kemp, L. Jacques, N. Knight, M. Perra, N. Lucier, J. Kamp, S. McDonald, J. O ' Leary, J. Patricks, J. Kamp. 2nd ROW-B. Leader, R. 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Bren¬ nan, W. Blanchette. 3rdROW-J. Baker, V. Bisceglia, E. Brunette, K. Balkus, M. Bradshaw, S. Bray, G. Burtt, D. Butnus, D. Cherry. 1st ROW-D. Daly, L. Davis, L. Bourbeau, L. Clark, E. Briggs, S. Graves, R. Burdzel, S. Edwards, J. Frascolla. 2nd ROW-R. Ayotte, D. Hart, N. LaChapelle, D. Daly, N. Carey, I. Callson, K. Dennison, J. Bercume, K. Roux. 3rd ROW-R. Hable, N. Foy, D. Ben- dict, B. Fitzsimmons, S. Giogio, D. Kilmonis, E. Henze. 1st ROW-M. Giard, G. Collins, S. Gadbois, D. Colby, E. Clifford, K. Gumpright, P. Hey, R. Coty, K ' . Corley, N. Guertin. 2nd ROW-J. Foy, M. Falk, L. Higgins, A. Hickey, J. Dempsey, A. Foreman, P. Dykas, T. Friend. 3rd ROW-D. Hovagimian, J. Doray, J. Hyland, J. Dawe, S. Griffin, J. Herrin, A. Iandoli, M. Inangelo. 109 1st ROW: J. Da we, R. Burque, E. Gallagher, J. Lloyd, J. Hennessy, M. Dorr, S. Saunders, T. Friend, D. Adams, M. Cherry. 2nd ROW: E. Waters, B. Bovenzi, M. Hesselton, P. Asquith, F. Buckley, A. Papulas, S. Reil, R. DePatie, R. Huland, Coach Bob Nelson. 3rd ROW: J. Belanger, T. Wood, M. James, R. Johnson, M. O ' Sonnell, S. Taberner, J. Paige, J. Foy, R. Burtchell, S. Wester. TRI-CAPTAINS: Jimmy Lloyd, Michael Dorr, Jimmy Hennessy. -- V I PUCKER UP. Maybe if I look innocent he won ' t give me a P.M. I ' ve got an excedrin headache! Now remember these 3 things. . . ROW 1 - D. Peloquin, J. Hennessey, B. Bovenzi, F. Buckley, P. Asquith, E. Gallagher, S. Saunders, J. Lloyd, R. Flagg. ROW 2 - Coach John Binienda, M. James, J. Belanger, S. Wester, J. Foy, M. Jarmulowicz, F. Brennan, M. O ' Donnell, R. Johnston, R. Burtchell, Manager S. Taberner. mMhMHrI Frosh Cheering 1st ROW - L. Lucier, K. Burning, D. Peloquin, E. O ' Leary M. Barry, A. Earle. 2nd ROW - L. Higgins, L. LaPlante, G. Grimshaw. Subs-Pam White, Pam Griffin in-Lori LaPlante The little drummer boy! ! ! Seventh Inning Stretch! ! ! Whoooops! ! ! This is a lunch break??? Three Muskeeteers Cookie Sale for Christmas Project Now let me think. . . 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