Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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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

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