Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1974 volume:

E. JEANNE SINCLAIR MARILYN HIGHLAND EDWARD J. BOULE Vice Prin. PATRICIA H. BUKOSKI BENARD D. CLIFFORD Prin. DONALD C. RUTTER JOHN E. COMER Asst. Supt. HELEN L. MULLETT Dedication We all have know him. Most of us since our very first days at school. As time went on, we grew to re¬ cognize him as that tireless worker both at school and at other establish¬ ments in town. Over a period of 40 years he has unceasingly given of himself as he has helped to make an improved Leices¬ ter School System. We will surely miss his familiar figure; but we will remember him forever. So — may we call him once again. WILL MR. SAM BEST, PLEASE CALL IN!!! 1 MRS. SIRARD MR. TIVNAN MR. ZAMBARANO MR. MARCOUX MR. MCGRATH MR. SIPOS MR. SULLIVAN MR. KING MR. HIPPERT MRS. JUVINVILLE MRS. LEONARD MISS MORIN MR. ROCHETTE MR. ROWDEN MR. LAPLANTE SECRETARY-AUDREY WEYMOUTH V. PRESIDENT-FRAN LaPORTE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 iM ;2 - TREASURER-DEB RAND PRESIDENT-JIM HIGGINS 6 CAPRICORN December 22 to January 20 (Sign of the Goat) Color is black. Earth sign ruled by celes¬ tial taskmaster, Saturn. Gem is the carbuncle. Most active fortunate day is Saturday. They are the best organizers, like to own land and have a nice bank account. They are apt to play one person against another, not realizing, in their eagerness to succeed. Concentrate more on other ' s motives. John P. Brodeur 1 4 56 Johnny... 11p.m.-12 a.m. Sunday nights at Lake Ave. Plays hockey for excitem ent. What ' s the Barn? Douglas Witt 12 28 54 Do Camero ' s dent easy? Longest spit in town. Lake Ave. , How ' s Joe Smith from the project? Ever buy a Harley 45 ? Halloweens-Fareys car. Sleizer; Driver of the bot¬ tle; If success finds Doug, it will be on a bike. William J. Wall, Jr. 1 5 56 Bill, Tex, Big Walley- LHS ace volley ball play- er-Super. Coordination- loves basketball, DeMo- lay. Siphen any gas late¬ ly? Plays hockey on half inch thick ice? National Honor Society. Jim Ryun of the Track Team, Cross Country Star. How are your chickens? If some¬ body throws success at him, he ' ll drop it. Bill H. Streeter 12 29 55 Bill and Sue. . .Never skipped school much! Friendly ' s. . .The Cape, (skinny) Where ' s your sneakers? Did ya sleep much? Ever break down? Swimming at 4 O ' clock in the morning. . . Which way does the river flow? (West Boylston) Ever go to Hardwick? Success is sure to find him , . somewhere. Richard Lachapelle 1 8 56 Lash. . .A real Rotor Roo¬ ter, funniest kid in Lei¬ cester. Mr. Chasse ' s fav¬ orite retriever. He put the Harnt on Hamely. A great athlete and a firm believer in the old proverb The grass is greener on the other side. Is assured success. Mark M. Harrington 1 1 57 Louis. . .School doesn ' t end after 5th. Hardly seen, but always heard. One of Mrs. Avedians favorite students. Always seen with Dick and the rest of the crew. Success will be his if he can reach it. Steve J. Sanborne 1 11 56 Steve. . .Butch. . .A real Maine-iac. Could have been elected for most flirtatious . Ladies man? Stevie come lately. . . LHS. Drives a yellow Pinto, Success is surely his. .. A-ah. i David B. Houle 1 13 56 Dave, Regean-Weekends at Waab, do you own that place yet? Faithful Red Sox fan. Loves English, especially in room 32 ! National Honor Society. Glutton-trips to Boston, 7, skip school? Mr. T ' s best buddy. Bruins hater to the end. If success calls, he ' ll answer it. Transcribed and pre-recorded. Johannah Daly 1 19 56 Jo. . .Joanne, . . Hanna- belle-Freshman year? Ever go to the Spider Gates? Which one is your friend. Can never find Joe in Leicester--Always with the South people. Ever return a stolen jar of pickles? Did he really have pearly white teeth? Ev- eryones partner in crime. Success is sure to find her where ever she goes! James C. Higgins III 1 13 56 Hig. . . and Donna. My car can go anywhere - but up a 90 degree hill! Over the river and through the woods. . . NHS man. Pres, of Class of 72, 3,4. Football 1,2, 3,4. Basket¬ ball 1,2,3, co-capt. of 4. Track 3,4. Luigi ' s win¬ dow. Fond Junior Prom memories. Mr. Sipos ' buddy. Deer Pond Drive regular. Ever watch the planes at the airport? If he had success for a car, he ' d probably wrack it up! Richard C. McCue 1 18 56 Rich , Dick , Freak . Concert and music man¬ iac. Always at them con- certs-physically! All those times ending up at Gino ' s. Ever get stopped by a Statey, and laugh your face off? Cross Country and Track 1, 2, 3,4. C.C.M.V.P. 3,4. Our Sunday paper stuffer. (how does he do it in that condition?) Where did you buy your license? He ' ll approach life like one big High Jump! Kevin F. Adams 1 14 56 Kevin. . . a regular at Hen¬ nessey ' s. Home away from home. Mary ' s part¬ ner in crime. I don ' t have any gas. Rochdale regular. Always seen in the nurses office. No, Kevin, school isn ' t in the nurses office. Con-artist. Hypochondriac of the year. Will drive head on to success. . . Robert Tee 1 14 56 Teeman, Butts, motor- head, Remember driving down Pleasant St., behind Gary and Butch? Parties at the circle. How many in Sweden? Who is it now? Midnight hockey star. Where ' s D.D. ? Dad can I have? Good Luck will be his if he shows up on time. Pauline A. Russell 1 15 56 Pauline. . . Russ. . . Cap¬ tain of the powerhouses. Remember those History classes with Mr. T. ? What ' s an Ardie? She ' s one person that will never forget those corners of four. A party lover for sure ! Wow.. . those week¬ ends! She ' s sure to SMASH her way to success. Joseph K. McShera, Jr. 1 18 56 Buddy. . . Everybody ' s friend. Midnight hockey phantom on weekends. Lajoies ' side kick. What Celtics game? Golf 1, 2, 3,4. Couldn ' t wait to turn 18, wonder why? Valley boy, through and through. If he tees off with success, he ' ll pro¬ bably slice it into the woods. 8 AQUARIUS January 21 to February 19 (Sign of the Water-Bearer) Color is white. Air sign ruled by planet, Uranus. Most ac¬ tive fortunate day, Wednesday. Gem is the amethyst. All sorts of un¬ usual things happen to them. They love people help with their woes. This is their age. They can make great strides to gain the humanitarian outlets success that mean so much. Work hard, always. James E. Hebert 1 22 56 Jim. . . Hebie. . . Sloth. . . Exciting nights at the Drop-In. At the Castle. Always Seen but never heard. One of the last bowlheads. The best manager LHS ever had. Always joking around, a friend to everyone. Suc¬ cess will be his if he doesn ' t overlook it. Robert Champagne 1 23 56 Bose. .. and Shiela. Four year Footballer. Ever have a butt in the locker room? While Larry was in there? Always ready to argue for the sake of ar¬ guing. Loves Chevys 54, 64, 73. Luck is sure to follow wherever there ' s a yellow vega. Kathleen M. Reidy 2 4 56 Kathy or Female Reke. Always cracking a joke. D. D. ' s faithful worker. Total Spazz. Summer softball-how many posi¬ tions did you play? Left Out! Bike rides to Brook¬ field Orchards-didn ' t quite make it! Aerosmith Concert. Biology Brown¬ ie. A fantastic fan. Takes a winter vacation to the sunshine state. Ski Buff. A Robbed Rob Roy Spec¬ ial. Success if her ' s if she doesn ' t skip it. Sylvia J. Tashjian 2 14 56 Sylvia, Sliv, Tash. Spazz woman U. S. A. Ada in the class play. Softball Field Hockey teams. D.Q. Summer Softball. Tennis buff, bike rides to Dresser Hill. Jumping jacks in the road. Young People ' s-Maine. Lives in East Cupcake. Ever dent a car on your L. P. ? Where did you get your license - Spags? Favorite eating places - Zips, Blake ' s White ' s. Will loaf her way to success. Helen M. Swan 2 18 55 Helen. . . A true friend to all! Ever go to Spain? California? How about St. Peter ' s? Constantly late for school; on time for everything else. Official LHS gum supplier. Likes to drive without brakes. P.M. skipper! Slides down the middle of Main St. Loves Quabbin, Mis- quamicut, and the Cape. A bit mischievous. Is the stone wall still standing in W. I. T. I. ' s parking lot? Maroon Staff. Quinsig in the fall and hopefully Law Enforcement. Kathrine M. Bernatchez 2 19 56 Miles from nowhere, guess I ' ll take my time, Oh yeah, to reach there. Christine Colby 2 19 56 Colby. . . Ever been mis¬ taken for W. S, ' s twin? Loves motorcycles and Vets! Ever go bowling before? The great bowler! One of W. S. ' s gym bud¬ dies! Ever do ya home¬ work in Health? Ever put up volleyball nets before? Sure to bounce her wav into success. PISCES February 20 to March 20 (Sign of the Fish) Colors are pastel shades. Water sign ruled by mystical Neptune. Gem is aquamarine. Most active fortunate day, Friday, They are ex¬ tremely sensitive to sur¬ roundings and personali¬ ties. Avoid negativity. They should select friends who are cheerful and have no complexes, otherwise, they are apt to take on their troubles. Never use drugs or hard liquor. Dean Hebert 2 20 56 Dino. . . Ding-a-Ling. . . 3 years on Track and Cross-Country. Mr. Row- dens best student? Mr. T ' s pet (But then who isn ' t) Who ' s Aybear any¬ way? Top customer at Hot Dog Annies during track season? Will run himself into success. Martin Schwartz 2 27 56 Marty. . .Alias The Spook ...one of the bowlheads, Avid School skipper, Radish seed, huh, Marty? Coordination Plus. . . ever slide into practice? Mr. Kings fav¬ orite. Loose a clutch? Sutton drive-in with Burt and Billy. Any skeletons in the old closet? Com¬ mon bum. Fox hunting ground? What you hunted down was no fox. Success will be his if he opens his eyes. Kevin Swift 2 28 55 Ever seen the inside of Leicester Police Depart¬ ment? Remember the Senior Dance. . . 3 year member of the Football team. Party goer of the year. Schlitz best con¬ sumer. Success will follow with Mike; and the Blue lights not far behind. NoreenA. Cullan 2 29 56 Noreen. . .Always with Billy. Have you been to Natick lately? Can I drive. . .Billy? What do I do? Mwaaa! Mwaaa! Your ehhh! I pout! I sulk! ohhh. . . Call me before my Father gets home. I get Jealous! Beat Billy at miniature golf, huh? Active in Rainbow. Plans to be an L.P.N. and determined to be Noreen Simon. 10 Kathleen M. Foley 3 8 56 Katie. . .Rock ' s girl; a born flirt. Faithful HO JO ' s worker; How often do you call in sick? Forever dieting. . . Forever cheat¬ ing. Part-time Psychia¬ trist. Never in school when that certain friend is around. Are we out of here? Please help me . . . Please help me. . . Will you please shut up? Greenhill Park. Florida. Sure to find the best of everything in life. Judith T. Fulginiti 3 13 56 Judy. . .Fulgie, Fa¬ mous white owl Is it true blondes have more fun? Loves those parties . . . Ski freak; Some one new? Summer softball; D. Q. ? One of Beacon ' s finest. Townline Basketball; rip Field Hockey; School play. . . Mrs. Wheeler in Senior Class Play. How lively What ' s lovely? Mt. Cardigan. Y. P. Maine. Jewosh Hapr? Suc¬ cess will certainly be hers. Stephen J. Kennedy 3 15 56 Ken.. . super kid, great friend to have around, in or out of the locker room. Can always take a joke and will gladly take a crack. Dynamite Athlete. 4 yr. man in F. t. bll. , Bak.bll., Bse.bll. Jr. Proms are fun, huh? Take anyone out for a back road ride lately? Hey Steve, Ya know who ' s a good kid? You. Good luck in the future. Theresa A. Sawyer 3 21 55 Terry. . .Remember those quiet nights on Nineth Street? (at Cape Cod) One third of F-Troop. Great friend to have around. Member - Cheat¬ er ' s Anonymous? Mr. Adams 6th period class. Will find success in all she does. Karen A. Williams Joseph E. Fontaine 3 21 56 3 27 ' 56 Algebra Whiz? Mr. King ' s favorite. Who is it this week? Ever run over curbs? C.Y.C. Pictures? Paul? Mole! Widoff ' s best. Picnics? Like ' s everything? Ever have your keys lost? Always seen with Debbie. Ever keep a straight face? Shopping! Loves eleva¬ tors, especially since. . . Quabbin? Junior Prom memories. Lasagna ! Nursing in the fall. Jose ' . . .and Sal; Last of the big spenders. Luigi ' s regular - umm, taste like. . . Ever try stealing hay in the middle of the night? Long hot showers? How about that certain Sunday at Quabbin? Lin¬ da ' s Party - what really did happen? Watch out for that muc ! California? Someday! Success will be his as a mechanic. ARIES March 21 to April 19 (Sign of the Ram) Color is fire red. Fire sign ruled by planet Mars. Gem is the diamond. Tuesdays, most active fortunate. They are alert, headstrong, impatient brilliant. Require con¬ stant change new pro¬ jects of note. They are very intent while inter¬ ested in a new deal but soon tire want new fields to conquer. Success is theirs as they learn to carry through. Peter Sielis 3 30 56 Pete. . .Slosh much when you run? Bill ' s partner in crime. D-Molay demons. Backwoodsman from Raw- son Street. Ever drive a School bus? Success will be his if he ever finds the ignition. Joanne Bedard 331 56 Beady, . . How ' s Billy? Danced with any Indians lately? Elton John and tuna grinders on a Friday night. Drum ' s fan. Mar¬ gie ' s old favorite. Hey, What ' s so funny? Where are you going now Jo¬ anne? Where will you be tomorrow? Will you meet with happiness? Will you meet with sorrow? Good Luck! David P. Joinville 4 4 ' 56 Dave. . . Mary Ann, Al¬ ways going to Auburn. Ever kill any chickens? Success will sure kill him. . . someday. Donna L. Lavallee 4 5 55 Donna. . .Remember those weekends? Great kid to kid around with. Terry ' s partner in crime. Sure to find success in all she does. 1 1 m Anne Marie Mantha 4 5 56 Ann Marie. . . Petite and Shy. But big on deter¬ mination! LHS ' s favorite little office girl! Great Prom memories! Unending love for horses--good ole Country is her favorite pastime! Dream coming true. . . but that ' s only the beginning! One thing ' s for sure. . .her future will be wearing horseshoes! Charlene M. Gallant 4 13 56 Red, Charlie, or Cherrie, they all suit her. Had any Southern Comfort and coke lately? When is the last time you went bar hop¬ ping? Charlene ' s favorite saying.. . I did not! One thing is for sure, she will make a good bar hopping, lap sitting secretary. TAURUS April 20 to May 20 (Sign of the Bull) Color is powder blue. Earth sign ruled by ro¬ mance planet, Venus. Gem is blue sapphire. Fridays, most active and fortunate. They are prac¬ tical, determined, love exotic perfume, foods, and much affection. It is necessary for them to give more to retain devotion of those close to them. Opposition makes them stubborn immovable. Their magnetic smile is tops. Christina M. Nelson 4 10 56 Tina. . . Crazy Redhead; 4. 19. All girl parties; HO JO ' s; Y.P.G. Flunked Guerrilla Warfare. Gar¬ bage Decor; Rose Mer- cades Benz. Peacocks and apple feathers. So come let us dance in our glad¬ ness. Oh! Come let us dance in the rain. I ' d rather be mad than have sadness. I ' d rather be glad though insane. Joseph Madore 4 20 55 Beano, never seen without Linda. Late? Red n ' Rose. A Good kid. Just a smith- chen!. . . always a beer in his hand; How come this room smells like liquor? Mr. King ' s favorite stu¬ dent. Late? No, he didn ' t do that! Sure to succeed if he can see what he ' s doing. Deborah A. Martin 4 12 56 Debbie or Bird. . .LHS ' s greatest basketball whiz! A real dribble. Ready for the Olympics? (Ha Ha) Mr. B ' s all time favorite, Spik III! Hi Bzzz! Who ' s that person you ' re always with? A1 who? Hey Mar¬ tin, Where ' s Bert? Ever stall a VW in the middle of 56? Seen always driv¬ ing a sooped-up bug. Will find success most likely in Drive if she doesn ' t run it over. Jane E. Dandro 4 20 56 A great kid. C. Y. C. Member. Maroon Staff. Janine ' s partner in crime, never seen without her ! Been to Misquanicut Beach lately? How about when you were suppose to be in Mr. S ' s class. . . did you go shopping instead? You wouldn ' t, by any chance, be going to Holy Cross to follow Kevin. .. Would you? Junior Prom memories. . . Give me a ringy? And then I said, Woooa?. The future • holds a Nursing Career. Paul J. Stefanski 4 5 56 Another Pacaso is born. Cooper ' s handy man, al¬ ways ready to work. En¬ joys the finer things of life, Hennessey ' s! An¬ other easy rider, got the fastest 250 Honda Dream around, if only it would run. Kirk A. Manning 4 20 57 Kirk.. .Baseball freak-Go Red Sox. Library of every sports book ever written. Second home - in room 42. LHS Band ' s best trum¬ peter. Legion baseball stats-always first on the bus-trig, favorite subject- NHS- Bruins fan to the end; Worst goalie ever to play hockey. Success is his if he doesn ' t trip over it. Francis A. Witkowski Jr. 4-23-56 Wit , Franny , Pol- ack . . .Our man be¬ hind the scenes in Ask Any Girl . Real quiet type, until he gets to those parties! Football 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4. Early morning Hockey freak. Is he spaced or what! Bom¬ bin ' around in his ' 65 GMC Pickup, (Everybody out of the road! ) If success comes his way-he wouldn ' t even know what hit him ! Norman C. Macleod 5 9 56 Mac, Cloud J. Mocca.. . rides around in a mus¬ tang. Lives on Pine Street. Enjoys his C. B. rig, Ellens other half. Headed for L.J.C . in the fall. Stage crew for play. Fridays and Sundays at the barn, Works? at Doelcam, Exploring what? Will sail his way into success un¬ less there isn ' t any wind. Valerie L. Kemp 5 10 56 Val. . . and Tim. Forgetful. Always there to listen to your problems. Parties (Nicks and. . . Tab)! Ever smile? Super Spaz! Sweet and Innocent? Mick ' s. . . F. O. A. Can you water ski? Summer job as a life¬ guard. Loves to sing. Jr. Prom Court; S. C. -4; N. H. S. 2-3-4; Cheering 2-3-4; Ellen in the Class play; Y. P. Maine. A license? Watch that wire! Success is yours if you don ' t forget about it! -We should enjoy each moment, for once lived, that mo¬ ment is gone- Do not walk behind me, I may not lead. Do not walk in front of me, I may not fol¬ low, but walk beside me and be my friend. Deborah A. Blake 5 14 56 Debbi. . . Blako. . . and Hunk. Smallest fullback - ever let any goals go by? Bugged by a certain pair of eyeballs. Swimming party. Faithful ticket taker-till Tom comes. Watched Mt. Cardigan; mudholes? Smile Deb! Beady little eyes! Loves to water ski. Rochdale park, - tennis, softball, flips! Chris Sue ' s friend. No matter what the future holds - it will have to wait for 2 years. Debra A. Coran 5 15 56 Debby. . . (Corky). . .Bub¬ bling personality, but has a lousy sense of humor. HA! A real swinger. Hot rod Crysler. Wanna play golf? Loves falling on just waxed floors. Those Prom Memories! Banker ' s de¬ light. . . 10 ' s or 20 ' s? Anyone for Tennis? No Way! Good luck in the future. Raymond S. Hutchinson, Jr. 5 19 56 Ray. . . Hutch. . . Never seen without a smile. Ever get checked in gym class? Crazy slapshot. . . Head level and going 90!? Motorhead in the yellow wheels. Heading for work and school in the fall. Success will surely be his and he ' ll hit it head-on. Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot help but keep it from themselves. For they conquer who believe they can. 13 GEMINI May 21 to June 21 (Sign of the Twins) Color is gray. Air sign ruled by changeable, Mercury. They have a fine mind enjoy change diversity ' in all things. Gem is crystal. Wednes¬ day ' s, are most active and fortunate. Their number is 3. They are full of ideas. They look for short cuts go to any length to find one. They should channel their affe ctions. Christine Quarrey 5 21 56 Chris Marlon. Misses every other day. Moose Hill regular. A real ski pro! Young People ' s Maine. Ever get sick at Ruthie ' s? $200 damage. Where did you get your license? Ever faint at a basketball game? Mt. Cardigan - What about those midnight trips? Success will be hers if she ever makes up her mind. Brian W. Jyringi 5 25 54 B. J. or Byron. Paul ' s side- kick. Remember third period class? Oldtime Sturbridge resident. Quiet, Music lover, Harp, Har¬ monica. Mac ' s Party. T. specialist. Best chef in LHS. Seen dancing on the bar at Hennessey ' s! Dy¬ namite person. To be¬ come another Rembrant. Charlene Byrnes 5 25 56 Chuck or Chari. Moon¬ light dips in her pool. A Maine regular. Canine friends, Animal lover. Ever play tennis? She sure tries hard! Always debating on ANY subject! Field Hockey - how many goals did you score for the other team? Mt. Cardigan - who lives at La Sallette? Heads for Clark in the fall. Will argue her way into success. David Morrill 5, 26 56 Dave. . . Sear ' s finest em¬ ployee. Mr. Giddings ' right-hand man. Crazy on Wheels! Can success accept him? Joan E. Shepard 6 1 56 Joanie. . .Basketball Co- Capt. P.G. Hampton Beach. Birthday party at the River. Betty Joanie to the rescue. Member of the gruesome twosome. Betty ' 1 s partner in crime. Softball super-star. Sleep¬ ing at the camp. All nighters at the park. Life of a party. Dylan! Will find success if possible. Raymond Buckley 6 5 55 Buck. . .Sick joke time again. Football, Baseball Capt. Betsy, Ken Buck always together. Always seen with that special girl from Oxford. He is a 65 Olds man from way back. His future is uncertain, but he is sure to find his way in life. Michael Canty 6 5 56 Mike. . . Cantman. . . Real quiet until you know him. Always a smile and a friendly word. Leaves for New Braintree and the good life. 14 Thomas J. Johnson 6 ' 7 56 Johnsy. . . Great kid to have around. Laughs at anything. His toss up is between Football and American Indians! He really cares about Wounded Knee. Evil Kenevel on a bike. Sure must hit super all the way. CANCER June 22 to July- 22 (Sign of the Crab) Moon Child. Color is sea green. Water sign ruled by the moon. Gem is emer¬ ald. Mondays, most ac¬ tive and fortunate. They ' are romantic, moody, make best merchandisers, homemakers cooks. Curb excessive sensitivity. Men under the sign are best chefs, Women - su¬ perb understanding with children. They love an¬ tiques, make fine decor¬ ators, are quite mature. William H. Simon 6 13 56 Billy - Bozo. . .Alway-s with Noreen; How ' s your bathtub? Hi. Bill! Whiz anyone? Mwaaa! Go home and go to bed! Let ' s go out and raise hell! Been to Natick lately? Pinch a loaf or how about a stool? Master Counselor of De- Molay Wonderful things coming y-our way (mar¬ riage - Noreen. ) La- Plante ' s favorite student. Bye-Bye. Kathleen M. Talbot 6 16 55 Kathy. . . Sunshine Pumpkin. Warm cozy- mornings at LJC. Week¬ end flights to Canada. Playbook Publicity Man¬ ager. The Inn ' s star waitress. Ever get y ' Our picture on the front page of the newspaper? Sandy, Jump! Success is sure to find her, if she isn ' t standing sideways. Pamela D. Norgren 6 19 56 Noggy. . .How ' s Dietz? Pam and Mario - never seen without him. C.S. N. Y. Jiminy Cricket! Margie ' s favorite. Defin¬ itely Columbian. Thick as a Brick ! All that is gold does not glitter. How can I bring you from this Sea of Madness? P; G E - and my nose is still hurting! Consider! David Martin 6 25 56 Dave. . . and Colleen. Norman ' s partner in crime. Mr. T ' s sidekick. The man in the gold wheels. Success will be his and he ' ll hit it head on. Gail S. Ring 7 2 56 Gailie. . . Ringo. . . Mus¬ cles. . . Powerhouse her¬ self. Spaswoman. Do you know a place where we can have a party? Meg, in the Class play. Who was sitting in the corner behind the cur¬ tain? She SAID she lost her shoe? Rainbow W.A. A.S. and C.B ' s partner in crime. Did you ever give anyone a black eye? She ' s sure to fight her way- to success in life. Pamela Dempsey 7 ' 3 56 Pam . Junior Prom - ring a bell, or didn ' t y-ou remember? What lucky ' guy is it gonna be this week? Alway ' s switchin ' around. A real great per¬ sonality- - and that smile ! Ever owe Mr. T. any homework? Success will definitely ' be yours. 15 Glenn A. Graves 8 8 56 Glenn. .. Karen. Mr. Giddings ' star student. Bickfords? Have you gone for gas lately? Dunkin ' Donuts. . . Cut classes much? Has his very own secretary. Auburn. . .Ever give a girl a whiplash? Nichol ' s in the fall. He ' s sure to bump into success. Mary A. O ' Leary 7 ' 20 ' 56 Mary. . .Red and Pat - five feet tall with a six foot shadow? The only one in Mrs. Dutton ' s class with two mothers? Loves that Trade boy, dungar¬ ees, and flannel shirts Ever get lied into a date? Everyones friend. Success is surely to be found with her. Good luck in becom¬ ing a Rodgers! Sharon M. Casello 7 27 56 Shar. . . Cluts, Bob ' s better half, Bobby, slow down! red Vega? Pearls and dia¬ monds, Misquamicut after the prom - I want to go home! Take the next side road, $1800. 00 leak, fight with Bob - never! Still hop-ing, Home late . . .well, Dad ' s 1st son, Mrs. Crocker ' s prize stu¬ dent. Sure to stumble into success if it ' s possible. Good luck with Bob - you ' 11 need it! Mary Beth DesChenes 7 31 56 Betsy. . .Queen Moon, Queen Bowlhead, 4 yr. Basketball, Softball, LJC. Whitey ' s partner in crime. What ' s Happen¬ ing? low, Hampten beach with. . .who else? Ever forget your uniform? How about your band- aids? The morning after, Dream on. One of the Guys. Moontime on the B.B. Bus. P.C. will never know? World look out be¬ cause here she comes. Laurence P. Berthiaume 7 18 56 Larry. . . played Evan in the class play. Football Co-Capt, Basketball, and Baseball. Parties with the boys - when he can get away. Another stooge playing cards, too bad he doesn ' t know how ! Loves English! Always has some¬ thing to say. . .A Creator will always venture forth, he is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Jayme A. Dudley 7 13 56 Jayme. . .Little Miss In¬ nocent; ski-bum. Always smiling. Agrees with everything. All-night dis¬ cussions. Mt. Cardigan. Saturday nights. Are we out of here? All time record for School tardi¬ ness. . . 2cd latest sleeper in the world. T.C. One of the Talbert ' s workers. A true friend. Success is hers if she makes it on time! ;ysy LEO July 23 to August 22 (Sign of the Lion) Color is yellow. Fire sign ruled by the sun. Gem is gold nug¬ get. Sundays, most active and fortunate. They are noble, generous, loyal, and need to curb their pride. A pigeon for com¬ pliments. They need to be more selective choosing friends. Anthony M. Mazzone Jr. 8 8 56 Crash , Tony , Mike , Bazone . Football 1,2. Baseball 2,3,4. Ask any Girl - stagehand. What pole? Ever get a ticket (or two, or three)? Steal a few pumpkins? Major! Ever get caught siphoning gas? Mint! Our Big Mac Man, and Great Pumpkin. My car can go anywhere! Success is his even if he has to Rip it off! iborahA. Vallee ' 29 55 :bbi. . . Sue ' s partner in , ime. Ever been to Chi- go? How about Lake shaway? California? irdwick Common? The pe. My shoes will tect us. Early morn- 1 walks. 31 - How are u? Hot Fudge Sundaes 2 a. m. Maroon Staff, endly ' s during break? e ' s sure to break into bcess. Donna M. Burning 11 1 56 Donna, What cha doin ' ? Fixin ' the headlights, well. . . what ' s in Spring- field anyway? Loves Ca¬ rousel and Rick! Don ' t go over the line. . . you broke it! Loyal Bisco ' s worker. Ever lose your car in Boston? I know I saw a sign there. . . goes to Auburn every weekend, wonder why? Has trouble backing out of gas sta¬ tions. . . Headed for Phy¬ sical Therapy in the Fall. Lots of confidence - sure to make it. Deborah A. Flanagan 11 6 56 D. A.F. . . .Flan, digs those construction wor¬ kers! C.C. orV.C.? Mac ' s Party, Rd ' s, let ' s go down to the swimming hole. Lefty, Henrock ' s. Who ' s Chopper Chuck? Kelly ' s old side kick. Tal¬ bert ' s wardrobe. Did you ever try to ski? Always seen with M. B. or some other monkey devil. Will ride her way smoothly into success on the back of a Sportster. Bruce W. Swett 11 7 56 Boo-ah! Bruce , Kil¬ ler , Limey , Always blaming LaPorte and Dawe for corrupting him, (Yeah, but what fun, huh?). Music Freak. Swing from flag poles? Play catch with toilet paper? Guidance Office regular. Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Ever play Tennis with S. G. ? Mr. Wbeeler in the Class Play. Hamp¬ ton Beach? Yuck! A real good friend to all. Suc¬ cess will be his - (We think)! Wendy J. Allen 10 26 56 Math Wiz? Was it a U4 or an El? Maroon Staff. Hey, ever hollar in front of someones house? Ever go trick or treating? Youth Center. Aunt (Uncle) Fern in the class play. I ' m no penny-pincher! Ever want to go into the Navy? She ' ll sail her way into success. ZORPIO October 23 to Dvember 21 (Sign of the :orpion) Color is blood d. Water sign ruled by ars. Gem is black pearl, ost active and fortunate y, Tuesday. They are ever, resourceful and ed discipline sports to sely use all that vital- r. They are so enthusias- : working to get what sy want, they can ne - 2 ct what associates want Lose their support. Such ignetism, all love ;m. Deborah A. White 10 24 56 Deb or Whitey or is it Bobby Orr? Exciting Nights in Hyannis! Mt. Cardigan - its your turn to get water. 4 yr. Bas¬ ketball, softball. Sum¬ mer softball all star. LJC Tennis pro - ever get beat? Ski buff. The morn- ning after! Moon ' s on the bus! Mr, B? Aerosmith Concert. Success will be hers if she doesn ' t foul out. Michael J. Dawe 10 26 55 Dawzie , Beg , Alp- honso , Mr. Schlitz . Cross Country 1,2,4, Track 1,2, 3,4. Iandoli. Loves Hockey, Basketball, and Girls, (where the hell are they all?) Ever crash any Coffee Houses? - Grab your partner! Always gettin ' into trouble with LaPorte, Swett, and Maz- zone. Fond Junior Prom memories? Junior College on Weekends? Alvin in the Class Play. I ' m gonna ride me this one! Burt Rey¬ nolds Eat your heart out! Debra A. Henze 11 12 56 A great kid, Karen ' s part¬ ner in crime, History scholar. .. Mr. T. Who ' s gullible? What picnic? Tango? Hot dog Annies, that laugh. Hellooo. City Hall. . . Midnight? Junior Prom memories. . .Who lives here? Big what? Thursday nights. . . Shop¬ ping? Worcester Center elevators? Mother knows best. Pickles. U. Mass? Quabbin? She ' ll fall flat faced into success. Janine T. St. Denis 11 13 56 Nein.. . A really great kid ! Always helping her friends. Jane ' s partner in crime?! Ever follow a yel¬ low Mustang! C.Y. C. member. Little Miss Sweet and Innocent? Al¬ ways eating; but never gaining! Instead of Mr. S ' s Class. . . gone shop¬ ping? Jr. Prom memories - Queen ' s court. . . Ruby in the Class Play, Member of Maroon and Arrow Staff. She ' s sure to find success, somewhere! Martha Southwick 11 14 56 Sherb? Hoop? Don ' t let it bring you down, It ' s only castles burning; Just find someone who ' s turning and you will come around All things must past. Carla S. Osterberg 11 19 56 C.O-Plan 1,2, 3? Known to spy on Foley ' s. Waiting up the center for a big black Chevy. Le- roux ' s steps? Hampton. .. guess who ' s coming to dinner? Still seeing Mark, that ' s surprising! The Wedding bell blues? The greatest test of courage on earth is to bear defeat without losing heart. What is beautiful is good, and who is good, will soon also be beautiful. A friend is the present you give yourself. The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. Cyndee Boston 11 20 56 Cyndee, Nin, Bos-tone, the future Mrs. T. C. Ever wear a tuxedo? Fond mem¬ ories of the Jr. Prom, Queen ' s Court. Ever get your picture taken at Kresge ' s? Bat girl, whose a chicken? Who did what on whose shoulder ' s? The only one with a portable turtle. She ' s sure to find success. . . somewhere ! Ruth A. Girouard 11 20 56 Ruthie or Ru. Are we outta here? The standard tonight, ever stall out on May St? Gloria ' s party - what bathtub? Bowling and drive-ins, Tennis pro, starfullback in Field Hock¬ ey. Mt. Cardigan - 2 1 2 up 1 2 down! Ski poles in the bam. Head waitress at Hojo ' s. The Plays worthy prompter. Will drive her way to success if she doesn ' t stall out. Mark A. Leonard 11 21 56 Mark. . . Do you believe in God? A motorhead in the red wheels. Success will surely be his because he ' s found the way. 22 SAGITTARIUS November 22 to December 21 (Sign of the Centaur) Color is purple. Fire sign ruled by lucky Jupiter. Gem is turquoise. Most active and fortunate day, Thursday. They have a great sense of humor and can earn great wealth. They hate argu¬ ments. Try to curb inde¬ pendent attitude causing others to feel they have a closed mind or do not care for them and their opinions. They have a keen mind. Donald L. Bigwood 11 30 56 Don. . . Easy going; A friend to all! Drives a mean bug! Have you dined at McDonalds late¬ ly with Nama, Scoffa and Helen? Just can ' t make those Fridays! Has baby powder fights at work. . . Farbers. Physical Ther¬ apy? Sure to escape into success - with his green VW of course. Donna J. Bigwood 11 30 56 PJ. . . A Farber ' s chick. Is the emergency brake on? Did your bug get stolen? Atamian loves to see her come. How many times for your license? A regu¬ lar fan at the games. Prom memories. Maroon staff. Routy corrider girl. Loves Misquamicut and the Cape. A regular in Oxford. Never early for school. To Salters she goes. . .Thank God. David Warren 12 3 54 Dave. . . Ever been to a junk yard? Where ' s Anna Maria? Comes to sch ool just for shop. California anyone? Success will find him. . .hopefully. Elizabeth A. St. Denis 12 3 56 Betty. . . and Jimmy! Where Betty goes, trouble goes. Everyone ' s partner in crime. Saturday after¬ noon ' s in a Duster; Barb; Speed Demon! Loves Dy¬ lan, Stewart, and Knox - not necessarily in that order! When it rains - it pours. Lisa ' s sidekick! Betty and Joannie to the rescue! Remember Lin- wood? Pinch Lady. Hamp¬ ton Beach and Paul - locked out the first night! Betty, are we staying? Francis G. LaPorte 12 4 56 Franny , Frank , Frog , A real concert and music freak! V. P. 2, 3,4, Stu¬ dent Council 2, 3,4, Stu¬ dent Advisory 4, Student Council V. P. What Nurse? Lead of Miles in the Class Play. ' 66 Mustang Motor- head. ' 73 Graduation Night! Jan, 15, 1972? Leaves LHS to compete with Johnny Carson and Don Rickies. Ever tap dance in an emergency? He ' ll make success laugh so hard, it ' ll wet it ' s pants! Diane L. Fortin 12 5 56 Diane. . .Another one of the River regulars. Break¬ fast at Robertsons? Parties at Brownies. Loves School and work! Harry ' s little friend, second time around! Anybody ever break into your house in the middle of the day? Ever heard of the Club? Loved that Christmas Party? Got an I.D. yet? Ever been to Rutland Prison Camps? J.A.B. ? What exhaust system? If success is there, she ' ll dance her way to it. Susan F. Kobel 12 5 56 Sue. . . and Billy and Eil¬ een? and! Deb ' s partner in crime. Ever been to Greenhill Park? The Cape! Early morning walks, (skinny) Maroon Staff, Ski Club, W.A. in the fall. Ever been to Friendly ' s? HOLLAND? She ' s bound to back into success. . . 23 Thomas Moynagh 12 14 54 Munga. . . and Kathy. Al¬ ways seen with a big smile on his face. Straight E ' s in corrider walking. Bas¬ ketball star and Baseball Ace. Want to play some cards? Luck is sure to fol¬ low him wherever he goes. Raymond P. Brunette 12 14 56 Ray. . .Leicester High ' s answer to Lee Trevino - To Florida for Rollins - to Cleveland for the Browns - only person in the world who wants to live in Cleveland. If success is on his tee, he ' ll knock the hell out of it. John A. Kilpatrick 12 14 56 Killer. . . School ' s Yankee fan, weekends at the barn. Heading for Gordon Col¬ lege in the fall. The bands 1 trumpeter. Loves to play basketball. Member of The National Honor Society. Malenson in the School Play. Are you ever going to get your license? If he can ' t find success, He will make it. Carol A. Germain 12 16 56 Germ, or Calo. Always smiling. Football parties . . .tabs, ugh! Hard work¬ er? ! Laughs like a chick¬ en. I lost my contact! Cheerleader, know your sidelines? Fond Prom memories; D. D. Mt. Cardigan. Townline , Dantes . Tennis! Ski Buff; N.H.S. ; Student Council. Sleeps and eats. Bowling in what? Lisa in the Class Play. Deborah A. Johnson 12 16 56 A great kid. Who ' s Earl? Dave ' s button! Spraing! Love that pendant? C.Y.C. member. Loves those Cape Cods! Under the table? Loves to sit on the floor. Ever call any¬ one Chicken? When are you ever going to get your license? Nursing in the fall. Success will be hers always. 24 Linda Joseph 12 17 55 Lin. . . She ' s always there when you need her. Where ' s your partners in crime? The day at the Prison Camps. . .What ' s going on? A Friendly ice-cream regular. . Those Friday nites! Ever get any surprise visitors? Aunt Lettie (Lettuce) in the Class Play! As she would say; Lettuce - good for growing boys. . . maybe for SK or JW! Member of Arrow. She ' s sure to trip into success! Thomas Friend 12 16 56 Our official Physics mos¬ quito. Who ' s not too bright? Country road take me home, To the place I belong. West Vir¬ ginia, Mountain mama, Take me home, country road. Audrey Weymouth 12 12 56 Audrey, Aud. . . three year basketball. Senior co- capt. Maroon staff drop out. NHS Junior and Sen¬ ior secretary. Junior prom Queen. R.C. cola. Spent weekends at Fairlawn Hosp. Getting spird on with Deb Syl at Holden res. Future owner of Auntie Audee ' s Audi Body. Moons rah, rah. Sure to skid her way into success. Stephen P. 8 8 56 Tolman Steve. . .Motorhead. Did you ever stay up to three O ' Clock in the morning fixing your car? Strangest sense of humor! Al ' s part¬ ner in crime. . .Always seen driving a blue Fal¬ con. Party-goer. Did you ever think you ' d pass English? Guaranteed to fix his way into success. Carol A. Garabedian 8 14 56 Carol. .. Garba. Every- ones friend. Always seen at parties. Who ' s the Villain in the black hat? Did you ever get that sliver? Work, School, not today. Brownies Breakfast specials; Red tea, love it. Did you get an I. D. ? BoJim ' s l dreamer. Another one of the River Rats. Fried Rice, Spa¬ ghetti. Mac ' s party. Learn to ride a bike yet? Success is definitely hers if she can stand up long enough. Elaine Goodrow 8 14 56 Elaine. . . Goober Girl! A- 1 student - likes to throw carriages off type¬ writers! Remember the beach? The drive-in? Which way are the rest rooms? Leicester High ' s best little Jr. clerk! Help, Stop that switchboard. Loves second period gym class - ha! What about Joe? Loves flowers, a real nature nut. Sure to succeed in whatever she does. Thomas Castonguay 8 17 56 Casty . That 67 Che- velle. What a car. What? You drove up a tree? Al¬ ways seen with Cyndee. Remember that week in the hospital, Jack? All those parties with C.B. , P.C. CJ.H. up to Spider Gates . . .He will be sure to Crash into success. . . Anne Marie Swieszkowski 8 18 56 Annie. . . an outstanding member of the Polish - American Club. Ann who? I ' ll just call you Ann. i you don ' t know anything . . . just ask Gailie. Where there ' s trouble she ' ll find it. Did you ever go to W. P. I. ? Always seen helping her friends. How about tape on your car? The Polish-Mafia strikes again. . . Powerhouse. , . Always with Spaz. She ' s sure to bang into success. VIRGO August 23 to Sep¬ tember 22. (Sign of the Virgin) Color is beige. Earth sign ruled by prac¬ tical Mercury. Gem is the pearl. Wednesday, most active and fortunate. They are discriminating. Per¬ fectionists, who should always keep in mind their very highest ideals. Sen¬ timental, but only about close interests. Slight faults or flaws can turn them off. Mark Holmes 8 26 55 Mark. . . 3 yrs. Football. Remember the Class Play? 4 yrs. DeMolay. Audrey Q. is a what? Shy (Ha Ha) Casonova. Champion Hell Raiser. Boston and Cambridge Who ' s next please? Course Min¬ or , Major , Mint . What ' s happening? Nick¬ name - Hounds! Lives in Uncle Bill ' s office. Is that you - Ben? Leave it Alone. Remember Home on the Range? Frances McCaffrey 9 4 56 Franko. . . Maria. . . Who is it that owns a Norton? ever cross the border? CHAS- MANIAC. . .Hennessy ' s or the River? What ever hap¬ pened to Mac ' s party? Jackie ' s Mom! Talbert ' s together people. Who commutes from Leicester to Spencer every day? Joni Mitchell. Dancing, Dancing, Dancing, with Mr. D. . . Sooner or later to become the very fa¬ mous and most wanted Ms. D! 17 Deborah C. Barry 9 5 56 Debbie. .. and Joan. The gruesome two-some. Par¬ ties at Lisa ' s. What ' s wrong Deb? Sleeping at the camp! It ' s a long walk when your. . . Ever meet Mr. Clifford in the girl ' s room 3rd period? Floating down the River. Why didn ' t you make it to Ocean Beach, Deb? Aero Smith Concert. Deb will soon find happi¬ ness as soon as she fixes her head. Mary Beth Balukonis 9 6 56 M. B. . . . will the C. K. ever know? Did you bump into anyone interesting lately? Dream on M.B. But never forget that a horse is a horse. Of course. John Shocik 9 6 56 A true Male Chauvinist. Ever get into a debate on Women ' s Lib? Mrs. Dut¬ ton ' s pet. Wishing you the best of luck in the future. David Lajoie 9 7 56 Dave. . . A good kid. A1 ways seen with a smile. Real quiet until you get to know him. What else can we say to a great kid? Karen Conley 9 11 56 Karen. . . don ' t forget the lights! Let ' s sit on the grass. . .Lifeguard at Roch¬ dale - Hey, what ' s going on in there? Here they come again. . . We ' ll get it together yet! Widoff ' s Bakery, can ya reach the shelf? Wants to be a nurse. Lots of confidence, determined to make it. 18 Richard Doldo 9 20 54 Dick. . .Where ' s the white chair? Starts feeling good about 11: 30. Always a party at Dick ' s house. If anything good comes within his reach he ' ll be sure to grab it. Eric L. Day 9 21 55 A great kid. Sober or drunk. Part of the Roch¬ dale gang. Don ' t drive me home, I ' ll walk. Back into any fences late¬ ly? How ' s the Charleton Police? Cover for anyone lately? Still having trou¬ ble finding parties? Have you slept out lately? Only to get the Saturday morn¬ ing blues, and Sunday, and Monday. . . If success gets in his way he ' ll drink it! Christine A. Gallagher 9 22 56 Chris or Kay? Always with Larry. Shocking times in French. Mt. Cardigan, Poor kid! Summers at the camp. Ever hang around? Nature girl. Forever laughing. Loves the Ocean. Swimming in the ice - burr. Softball! Pitcher? Secret Signals. Graduated to a climber in Cheering. Best water skier - can ' t get rid of that one stupid ski! Sue G Deb ' s friend. Headed for Westfield State - She ' s only kidding! LIBRA September 23 to October 22 (Sign of the Scales) Color is pink. Air sign ruled by charm pla¬ net Venus. Gem is the Opal. Friday, most ac¬ tive and fortunate. Truly cooperative, entertain quite perfectly and have a find mind. They see both sides of whatever comes up and would be wise to staunchly back up allies. Avoid tendency to state the opposite point of view. Show charm. Debra M. Pressey 9 30 56 Deb. . . Press. . . DQ, Summer softball. A pro forward in Field Hockey. Ever turn RED! Are we outta here? Is it bowling or the movies this time? Always early. Mt. Cardi¬ gan. Where ' s your shoes? Hampton Beach, How come your home so early? ( How you handle that car! Success wil surely be hers if she ever gets there on time. Daniel Colby 10 2 54 Dan Deb. . . Colbs. Crazy H Ever run through glass doors? Trips to the Packey. Hammered Schlitz Man . Member of the LHS undefeated football team. Champion of all champions. Success will tackle him. Edward Laflin 10 4 56 Ed. . . and Kathy, What were you doing that night behind Leicester High? Success will surely be his and he ' ll need it head-on. Michael Piscopo 10 5 56 The Quila Kid. A 2cd. generation bowlhead. How was Spain? Epic chicks? Well, how about French then? Mr. Chasses prized shotputter. ( Where ' s Ox¬ fords shotput? ) Fantastic Jr. year, huh? One Big party. Mike, Marty, Billy - avid school skip¬ pers! College, L.A. with Marty, or Alaska? Which¬ ever, he ' ll grab Lady suc¬ cess by her. . . ! Karen and Bob, The Saber Swinger. A very quiet and shy persoh, Ha-Ha! Ever been to New York City or Boston? Her favorite say¬ ing: You stupid. . . Those Sunday trips, ever been to 3 rivers? Which way do we go now ? But, somehow she always finds her way back. Good luck to you and Bob. She is bound to stab her way into success. Wendy. . . Scoffa, Nama ' s partner in Crime! What¬ ever happened to Bobo? Likes to take time off from school to dine at Big Boys for breakfast, with Helen and Bobo. Loves Mrs. Duttons class! Makes cock-eyed foot¬ ball tickets. If success comes she ' ll fumble her way into it. Phyllis. . . Ever seen Waldo Street? What red Toyota at Foley ' s? What ' s a Marseman? Stutter, Stut¬ ter. What Happened on that Roller Coaster? Have fun at the Class Play? Carla ' s other half. Phil and Mike. . .Will have a good time no matter what she does! Karyn-Kay Dubois 9-23-55 Wendy L. Schofield 9 23 56 Phyllis J. Henderson 9 24 56 Norma E. Madore 10-10-56 Nam a. . .One of Lucy ' s favorite students! Who shut the water off? Gone to any concerts lately? (drinking) Two peas in a pod. Sargent Dutton ' s be¬ half! H. D Annies every Saturday. Wendall Baby Fights at basketball games ! Throw any confetti lately? If success comes her way she ' ll fight her way out of it. Susan M. O ' Neil 10-11-56 Sue. . .and that Lauder boy, Blump, Blump. Plays Gumby at first base. The mouth of the cheering squad. Water ski ' s with her head under water. Those long rides to Choate, and short rides home. Who ' s Chris Deb? Sum¬ mer ' s at the beach, Fri¬ day nights at Gram ' s. Loves Poetry. You ' re kid¬ ding! Climbed Mt. Car¬ digan. Bugged by J.G. ! Tennis! With one step towards the future, she ' s sure to shake the world! Daryl A. Davenport 10-12-55 D.D. . . .Another one of the 3 river rats, Remem¬ ber Lenny? Who ' s Green Onion, anyways? Carded Much? Hennesseys ' ; Who ' s the lil warp? Wear turtle necks much? Whats the favorite color, brown? Gotta be home by 10. Run away lately? Concerts, broken Vans, who was it that night? Baby sitting Sat. nights, skiing down Cemetery Hill, Fond Jr. Prom memories. Sandra J. Cocker 10-14-56 Sandy. . . Punchy Hoover. Front Page newspaper star! Cold Winter mornings at LJC, watching Beaver. Playbook Business Manager Kathy ' s side kick. Jump out of any windows lately? Success is surely hers, if Skippy will let her find it. Thomas Daige 10-15-56 Daigle. . .Always on the common with some whips. Never misses a party. Hey Tom, did you ever bum em? Always a laugh on Sunday; Music freak and Hockey fan. Success will follow if he doesn ' t beat it first. Lorna J. Shannon 10-15-56 Lola. . . Sidekick Gurn, I left my heart in. . . J. R. Odd shoes? 3 months at Nancy ' s, Which way to the river? Who ' s Charger? Need a babysitter - Rt. 31, We outta here? Rob¬ ertson ' s Reg. Canada, California, Florida-which way? Linda ' s refuge - Billy? Let ' s go find that van, Nice! Good Luck! Susan H. Hadley 10-12-55 Susan.. . Sue, . . or better known as Wiggles. Lie- cester Drum Corp. Always seen with Timmy! Have you ever been on a sub¬ way? Passes for 12 in Sturbridge. Sunday rides, usually seen at McDon¬ alds. Ever been to the Red Barn? A big part in the class play. Success is sure to come. The time is now; If I begin this day, I can change the world. Everybody is ig¬ norant, only on dif¬ ferent subjects. The heart has rea¬ sons that reason does not understand. Friendship is neither a formality nor a mode: It is rather a life. 20 Best Dressed Steve Kennedy Deb Blake Most Spastic David Houle Gail Ring Most Versatile Tom Moynagh Deb White Most Popular Sue O ' Neil Jim Higgins 29 Dizziest Kevin Adams Tina Nelson Most Wittiest Rich Lachapelle Martha Southwick Most Likely to Succeed Charlene Byrnes John Kilpatrick Party Goers of the Year Tony Mazzone Chris Quarrey Devilish Ruthie Girourd Mark Harrington Freakiest Scott Corey Pam Norgren Junior Class Officers ■ STA NDING (L.-R. ) President. M. Camarda, Secretary, D. Ayotte, Treasurer, J. Kalinowski, SITTING, Vice Pres. L. Mattei. i I 31 1st ROW, L-R: P. Harmon, S. Hassett, C. Lemieux, S. Legg, L. James, C. Lafay¬ ette, L. Menard. 2nd ROW, L-R: W. Murphy, M. Car- marda, F. Millette, M. De- Patti, P. McKeon, J. Mayo, D. Miller, S. LaMarche. 1st ROW, L-R:D. Smith, S. Wood- son, C. Amidon, S. Roux, J. Robil- lard, S. Wood, M. Wright, V. Vin- love, V. Thompson. 2nd ROW, L-R: J. Robodoux, M. McCue, E, Ressl- er, P. Wester, J. Riopel, S. Wolan- ski, R. Sullivan, D. Theinel, L. True, C. Lucke. 3rd ROW, L-R: M. Brennan, J. Wood, T. Smith, J. Tob¬ in, R. Taylor, D. Wood, S. Mandel- la, T. Trepaniar, J. Stephens, R. Kemp. 1st ROW, L-R: S. Riel, P. Proch- now, S. O ' Neil, P. O ' Leary, D. Log¬ an, D. Powers. 2nd ROW, L-R: S. Monti lie, L. Menard, E. Mayo, J. Reidy, S. O ' Brien, L. Matti, C. Martin. 3rd ROW, L-R: P. Know- land, B. Murphy, J. Moore, K. Reed, F. Millette, J. Mayo, T. Mc- Cluskey, D. Lumb. Lisa K. Bates Lisa... and Betty. Al¬ ways in trouble. A regular customer in Mr. Boule ' s office. Sinus problem. Hypo Condria! Ever get a ride to school in Red ' s staff car? Oh WOW! Parties at the house. E.J. forever. Aerosmith Concert. Remember Linwood? Debra L. Rand Randchops... Many accidents? Garbage can decorator. Pan¬ cakes, Spags, and Greenhill Park. Are we out of here? Ski bum. Mt. Cardigan. Flunked Guerilla Warfare. What do blinking red lights mean? Leaves for New Braintree as fast as his bike will go. He may never be rich but he ' ll always be happy. Anthony Torte Tf... One of the Val¬ ley boys ' . Betsy ' s friend. Ever get in an accident? Best of luck and may the future be yours. Diane Lennerton D. L. Donald ' s Old Lady. Field Hockey. Co-Captain. Keep on Truckin... What did you teach Miss Mor¬ in? Ace table builder. Will find success, if she doesn ' t run over it first. Those who bring sun¬ shine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Do not walk in front of me, I may not fol¬ low; Do not walk be¬ hind me, I may not lead, But walk beside me and be my friend. For they conquer who believe they can. What is beautiful is good, and who is good will soon also be beautiful. 254 Scott Corey Mary Halley Mary... Carol ' s part¬ ner in crime. Queen of the choppers. Us¬ ually seen with Dee- Dee at break. Likes to ride in a Mustang. Best of Luck in the future. Richard Warren Rich.. .Always going in circles. Mr. T ' s right-hand man. How ' s that jackknife? Lend out that 350 much? Always work¬ ing in the junkyard. Headed for work in the fall. Success will be his and he ' ll meet head-on. Quietest Fran Witkowski Ann Mantha Beautifully Said Artists of the Year Betsy Deschenes Dave Bonardi Class Clowns Fran LaPorte Mary Halley ■H Brownies of the Year Bruce Swett Sandy Cocker I Most Attractive Tom Daige Janine St. Denis Joe Jane Cool Bill Simon Noreen Cullan Most Flirtatious Larry Berthiaume Deb Rand Sexiest Bob Champagne Cyndee Boston Big Mouths Kevin Swift Sharon Casello School Skippers Senior Class mfeMM FIRST ROW L-R: D. Williams, L. True, V. Thompson, S. O ' Brian, M. Duquette, S. Rowden, S. Riel. SEC¬ OND ROW L-R: K. Tebo, M. Wright, N. Anderson, J. Skagerlind, S. Roux, S. O ' Neil, J. Robillard, E. Ressler, P O ' Leary. THIRD ROW L-R: J. Robi- doux, T. Trepanier, S. Wolanski, B. DePatie, R. Taylor, J. Stephens, R. Sullivan, J. Riopel. FIRST ROW: L-R: M. Allen, D. Ayot- te, S. Day, C. Falk, M. Halpin, J. Kalinowski, C. Lucke, D. Logan, C. Komosky. SECOND ROW: L-R: E. Mayo, D. Lilley, C. Langlois, D. La- Monda, D. Lamarche, J. LaPlante, B. Lamarche, J. Lindgren, L. Mattie. THIRD ROW: L-R: M. Higgins, M. McCue, C. Martin, N. Leger, B. Le- merise, S. Hurley, R. Kemp. FIRST ROW: L-R: P. Colby, R. De- rosiers, G. Berard, D. Bonardi, D. Benoit, B. Boisell, D. Gordon. SEC¬ OND ROW: L-R: M. Corey, D. Carl¬ son, M. Cantara, P. Bembridge, D. Belanger, M. Dykas, P. Coonan, C. Grant, D. Edwards, S. Dorr, R. Ethier, A. Casello. THIRD ROW: L- R: R. Facteau, M. Guiffrida, L. Ful- giniti, B. Angell, S. Denesha, D. Be¬ noit, R. Benoit, P. Gleason, S. Bray, W. Green, J. Coran, M. Griffin. 33 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 76 jfe; V-L : CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Scott Tabemer Vice Pres. Lori LaPlante Sec. Donna Peloguin Treas. Gigi Grimshaw 35 FIRST ROW L-R: P. Dawe, C. Dunkerly, S. Hall, S. Di- neen, A, Earle, G. Grimshaw, H. Doane, L. Halpin. SECOND ROW L-R: E. Gallagher, E. Grady, J. DePari, G. Estey, C. Harmon, D. Garry, M. Griffiths, W. Green- halge. THIRD ROW L-R: B. Flagg, R. Daigle, M. Doray, S. Favreau, M. DellaCava, J. Foy, R. Depatie, M. Dorr, T. Friend. FIRST ROW L-R: N. Bisson, M. Clifford, P. Conley, J. Byrnes, B. Anderson, S. Bernatchez, D. Briggs, A. Abram¬ son. SECOND ROW L-R: M. Cherry, D. Cote, K. Connor, L. Beauregard, K. Burning, M. Barry, R. Burtchell, P. Asquith, THIRD ROW L-R: D. Adams, P. Camarda, J. Belanger, R. Burque, M. Bachand, K. Antanavica, J. Cherry, P. Brennan, F. Buckley. FIRST ROW L-R: A. Nash, A. MacGregor, L. MacLeod, J. Micheals, L. Lucier, M. Neimila. SECOND ROW L-R: P. Morris, R. Montiville, S. Manseau, W. Lindsey, S. Mayo, P. Mancini, H. Leveillee. THIRD ROW L-R: T. Lilley, G. McGee, J. Lloyd, B. Martin, K. McMenemy, D. Liberty, R. Kemp. 36 FIRST ROW L-R: D. Herrin, C. Joseph, J. Kobel, D. Har¬ ris, D. LaPointe, L. LaPage, M. Hennessey, C. Kroyak. SECOND ROW L-R: R. Langlois, L. LaPlante, D. Jarobski, C. Lemerise, L. Johnson, D. Lafayette, C. Harris, C. Jones. THIRD ROW L-R: J. Hebert, R. Hyland, M. Hasel- ton, C. Larson, M. James, R. Larson, D. LaBrie, J. Hen¬ nessey, M. Jarmulowicz, D. Hovaginian. FIRST ROW L-R: S. Rollins, E. O ' Leary, L. Robidou, A. Ryberg, D. Rogers, S. Sawyer. SECOND ROW L-R: T. Southard, S. Tabemer, D. Peloquin, S. Orsi, S. Riel, B. Porter. THIRD ROW L-R: D. Peloquin, J. Reynolds, M. O ' Donnell, J. Page, A. Paipulas, S. Saunders. FIRST ROW L-R: D. Torte, N. Stetson, D. Trainque, S. Witt, D. Wall, J. Skagerlind. SECOND ROW L-R: R. Micheals, K. Zamoita, M. Sliwinski, M. Seal, D. Sielis, W. Tuiskula. THIRD ROW L-R: M. Foy, T. Wood, P. Hallen, S. Wester, E. Waters, W. Witkowski, M. Stevens. 37 Jr. Prom COLOUR President, Jimmy Higgins crowns our queen, Audrey Weymouth. QUEEN AND COURT (LEFT TO RIGHT) Linda Dykas, Jan- ine St. Dennis, Queen- Audiey Wey¬ mouth, Valerie Kemp, Cyndee Boston. May 25, 1973 Maironis Park 38 Football 73 1st ROW L TO R: R. Connor, D. Wood, W. King, J. Higgins, B. Champagne, R. Buckley, R. Lachapelle, Co-Capt. S. Kennedy Co- Capt. L. Berthiaume, K. Swift, F. Witkowski, M. Schwartz, T. Johnson, K. Reed, M. Depatie, B. Sullivan. 2nd ROW L. TOR: B. Depatie, Ass ' t Coach, S. Hair, F. Brennan, R. Burque, S. Saunder, J. Cherry, R. Highland, M. James, J. Coran, J. Hennessey, D. Miller, R. Burtchell, F. Buckley, J. Foy, M. O ' Donnell, B. Giggey, D. Lumb, M. Dorr, B. Depatie, S. Riel, T. Friend, R. Flagg. Ass ' t Coach Bob Nelson Co-Capt. Steve Kennedy Co-Capt Larry Berthiaume Defensive Team Rich Lachapelle Martin Schwartz Fran Witkowski Tom Johnson Kevin Swift Ray Buckley Offensive Team I wanna play! ! Get off my back! ! , fKn ' .. It was there a minute ago! ! Polack I need a nose job, Huh! ! ?????? ■ ■ They won ' t know I took it! ! Hey, she ' s over there! ! FOOTBALL: The success of a team lies not in its record; but rather in its spirit of de¬ termined teamwork. With this in mind co- captains Larry Berthiaume Steve Kennedy can look back at their team with a special pride. Field Hockey 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Witt, Kathy Flagg, Charlene Byrnes, Cindy Lucke, Lisa Mattei, Diane Lemerise, Deb Pressey, Lorraine Burtt, Lisa Beauregard, Deb Dlake. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager-Shiela Dineen, Lori Laplante, Lynn Lucier, Joy Byrnes, Darlene Ayotte, Debbie Wall, Heidi Bates, Sylvia Tashjian, June Kobel, Ruth Girouard, Coach-Janice Morin. K Co-Captains; Diane Lemerise and Lisa Mattei with Coach Miss Janis Morin. 1 tj L % M L J! ' mm 1st ROW L TO R; B. Swett, M. Dawe, D. Hebert, R. McCue, B. Wall, M. Brennan, J. Riopel. 2nd ROW L TO R; Coach Normand LaPlante, J. Robidoux, B. Porter, J. Wood, S. Wester, P. Brennan, K. Cunningham, J. Hebert, D. Benoit. Co-Capt. Dean Hebert Win or ELSE! ?! ? Co-Capt. Rich McCue 49 Our Cross Country Team finished with a 6-6 Season Record, due primarily to the efforts of co-captains Dean Hebert and Rich McCue. Other runners who contributed greatly to the team ' s record were Seniors Mike Dawe and Bill Wall, Juniors James Robi- doux, John Wood, and Matt Brennan. The two sophomores worthy of watching in the future are Jim Hebert and Steve Hondo Wester. We are proud of the effort of the two top runners Rich McCue, who finished 8th and Dean Hebert who finished 11th, in the Wachusett Invitational, Cross Country Meet. Leicester finished 5th in the Southern Worcester County Invitational. TEAM SCHEDULE THEY OPPONENT WE 23 Westboro 37 25 Grafton 30 36 Spencer 19 27 Oxford 28 33 Uxbridge 22 32 Trade 23 27 Spencer 28 22 Grafton 33 35 Northbridge 20 32 Millbury 23 24 West Boylston 31 35 Trade 20 KNEELING; co-captains-J. Higgins, S. Kennedy. STANDING; LEFT to RIGHT-Coach-Ed Hippert, Mike Giguere nagh, L. Berthiaume, J. Reidy, J. Foy, K. Reed, S. Wester, W. King, M. Jarmolowicz, R. Connors, R. Gara Coran-Manager. Smile, we ' re on Candid Camera. Bend, stretch! Confused?! Help?! Shucks, I missed! ! Have a ball! She even looks good from this direction. 53 p M VI ■ VI ' 1 ; 2yy W fV.rSt US ' ft 2 4 4 4 0 h ?0 1 1 mmm M r 4. � fit 1 I Girls Varsity Basketball Audrey Weymouth Debbie White SCHEDULE WE THEY W Uxbridge L L Grafton W W Millbury L W W. Boylston L w Oxford L w Northbridge L w Rrouty L w Uxbridge L w Grafton L w Millbury L w W. Boylston L L Oxford W w Northbridge L w Rrouty L CLARK TOURNY W Rrouty L L Douglas W DISTRICT III L Wachusett W Joannie Shepard Betsy DesChenes m SITTING- J. Fulginiti, A. Weymouth, D. White, B. DesChenes, J. Shepard. STANDING- S. Dorr, L. LaPlante, R. Lang- lois, D. Ayotte, C. Langlois, H. Doane, D. Gordon, M. Dykas, L. Mattei, S. Denesha, C. Martin, L. Lucier. 56 I J. V. Basketball ROW 1 - R. Langlois, W. Allen, C. Lucke, L. LaPlante, ROW 2 - Miss Morin-Coach, J. Ful- giniti, S. Witt, H. Doane, M. Wright. 57 Is® i a -5 : I SITTING (L.-R. ) F. Buckley, M. O ' Donnell, R. Hyland, R. Kemp, R. Buckley, R. Garabedian, A. Daoust, D. LaBrie. STANDING (L.-R. ) Manager K. Manning, R. Connors, T. Moynagh, P. Wester, S. Wester, K. Reed. Boy’s Baseball FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-S. Dorr, D. White, B. Deschenes, M. Corey, J. Sheperd, L. Burtt, D. Pressey, S. Tasjan, K. Connors, L. Matte, M. Dykas, S. O ' Neill, Coach Miss Morin, D Wall, J. Kalinowski, C. Gallagher. , % 2 TtfM rQ llLi Ti j f ' ' T JP J U r =•1 m If Asst. Coach, B. Fitzpatrick, Co-Captains, R. McCue, D. Hebert, Coach, Chubby Chasse, L-R: M. Schwartz, M. Piscopo, F. Witkowski, T. Johnson, W. Wall, R. McCue, R. McCue, G. Harris, D. Hebert. 1st ROW, T. Johnson, J. Robidoux, J. Wood, F. Wit¬ kowski, W. Wall. 2nd ROW, L-R, Coach J. Ch asse, M. Schwartz, M. Piscopo, R. Burtchell, R. McCue, D. Hebert, G. Harris, Asst. Coach, R. Fitzpatrick. 63 i 1st ROW L-R: Coach R. Bjorklund, M. Stevens, R. Brunette, F. Witkowski, M. Giguere 2nd ROW L-R: B. Lemerise, J. McShera, J. Stevens, M. Camarda, C. Larson, J. Reidy. M 1 f- TTrr § | 1 1 J w$ 1 Hello, Phonecia? This is Ernestine. Hard-working prompters Class of ’74 Presents Ask Any Girl Hello, Mr. Boule? You want me to leave again? Really! ?! ! THE GANG 68 4 B You ' re looking good there, kid Drink Vita-Cola Back-stage boys What ' s really in that pipe? Well, Really, Dahling You want one too?! ?! Is that man an operator?! ? I_— iff ! ■f ■ r 3| ' ' ' J PW -W WmS ? : f .. 1 v- i iiulLA ■ |h V Cast: SITTING (L.-R.) J. Kalinowski, J. Kilpatrick, J. St. Dennis, P. Gleason, L. Janies, L. Fulginiti. STANDING ROW 2 (L. -R. ) K. Cunningham, P. Bigwood, P. Bigwood, M. Dorr, B. Conley, S. Tashjan. ROW 3 (L.-R. ) B. Swett, J. Fulginiti, C. Jones. ROW 4 (L. -R.)C. Grant, L. Laincz, T. Buffone, W. Allen, D. Edwards, D. Trainque, L. Riopel. i V Senior Class Trip —— I can ' t sleep sitting down! What were you doing in the bushes V_.•“ ' i y. Vjj M .-. ' J Mr ' ■ m V Jr is ; - ' %m ’Ajfigj H r ' 1 Jl r flKii. Blaaah! C, mon Chris! Caught in the act! Just a few more drags Only one Bobbin? $9MB£ ' ' yf Jwr 3PZ3jf . -y� gjSfrjy Ptv;™ ■ i ' ♦ � . ■ , i ' JjOB 1 1 ' 4 ft k rt i H W Is this good Just one more hour ' s sleep, Please!? What is this? Hanging Unit Sr 1 4 1 m mmjh ft I I What are they doing now? If looks could kill Now what you do is Jl i Mi Sun Goddess Com ' on Katie, huh? I ' m so cute. She ' s really nice. Hey, He ' s nice 1 Leave me alone! IIT 1 I ' m cool enough. Had a rough night? ! ? Trying to fly Let ' s get out of here! How do you work this thing? Duh! What ' s that? Where ' s Betsy? JM il i JK JKP A4 kM 1 ■A � w (ffiS ggmuFf 4 V % |fl| jg|rfts . 1T - 1 Finally learned how, huh?? ' Paul, we ' re through! ! ! Wendy ' s better side ! ! ' Practicing for the centerfold is Paul Gleason. 1st ROW L-R- S. Kobel, C. Germaine, G. Ring, D. Lilley, D. Vallee, D. Bigwood, W. Allen. 2nd ROW- L-R- K. Foley, V. Kemp, D. Rand, A. Swieszkowski, J. St. Denis, J. Dandro, T. Sawyer. 3rd ROW L-R- D. Bigwood, K. Williams, D. Ed¬ wards, D. Blake, J. Dudley, B. Deschenes, S. Tasjan, D. White, R. Gi- raurd, A. Wammoth, C. Grant, H. Swan, Advisor, Norman LaPlante. ' Where ' d I put it? Suzy Homemaker? ' Does this look right?? IITI I ' ll kill you! ! f In Maroon Staff Helen, kiss me! Business manager, right!! I ' ve got an Excedrin! ! Mother Maroon This is an intelligent person??? Dah! Surprise i n I Colleen, a little camera shy??? Wendy, you devil!!! Miss Maroon of ”74 I work very hard!!! Advisor, Mr. Normand LaPlante Alright, I’m ready now. Look at that C’mon guys, not yet Not me! Student Council ROW ONE L-R: J. LaPlante, M. Higgins, C. Gallagher, L. Berthiaume, L. Lucier, G. Grimshaw. ROW TWO L-R: F. La- Porte, S. Tabemer, S. O ' Neil, S. Rowden, J. Higgins, V. Kemp, M. Corey, K. Connors, D. Ayotte, C. Germain. I National Honor Society Student Student Advisory Regional Advisory Committee Committee T t p: T ' ‘ T jf If] IRE? Tennis State Mutual Business Student of the Year Weightlifting I Volleyball Gymnastics Auto Mechanic Chess We, the delinquents of the Class of 1974, having burnt minds and corroded bodies, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the juniors we leave a courtyard full of butts. To the sophomores we leave tools to level the new class rooms. KEVIN ADAMS leaves a brownie on every teacher ' s desk. WENDY ALLEN leaves her athletic ability to Ed Hippert. MARY BETH BALUKONIS leaves in a taxi for Georgetown. DEBBIE BARRY leaves her stationwagon to anyone that wants it. LISA BATES leaves a cardiac arrest kit to Mr. Clifford. JOANNE BEDARD leaves first period gym class relieved. KATHY BERNATCHEZ leaves her personality to the Lock- ness monster. LARRY BERTH1AUME leaves for the Carlton Street Rest Home, DONNA BIGWOOD leaves to beat up her brother. DON BIGWOOD leaves his VW skid marks on Winslow Ave. DEBBIE BLAKE leaves for the Untouchables. DAVE BONARDI leaves for circle parties. CINDY BOSTON leaves Tom ' s tongue hanging. JOHN BRODEUR leaves everyone listening twice. RAY BRUNETTE leaves for century super life. ILAY BUCKLEY leaves for the Lounge . DONNA BURNING leaves on fire. CHARLENE BYRNES leaves to argue with the Pope. MIKE CANTY leaves waving down Constitution Ave. TOM CASTONGUAY leaves lurking at the Greenville Dam. BOB CHAMPAGNE leaves for a five dollar bet. SANDY COCKER leaves a sundeck view for Bos. DANNY COLBY leaves through closed doors. CHRIS COLBY leaves Gary panting at Auburn parties. KAREN CONLEY leaves her poise to Susan Rowden. DEBBIE CORAN leaves her sex appeal in the bank vault. SCOTT COREY leaves for high hopes. NOREEN CULLAN leaves her hands in Bill ' s pocket. TOMMY DAIGE leaves for Playgirls Discovery . JOPiANNAH DALY leaves her mid-drift shirts to Joy LaPlante. JANE DANDRO leaves her shyness to Sophia Loren. DEE DEE DAVENPORT leaves bar rooms smiling. ALBI DAVENPORT leaves to become a Parker Metal Foreman. MIKE DA WE leaves to become pocket pool champ. ERIC DAY leaves an obstructing view for whoever sits be¬ hind him. Class Will PAM DEMPSEY leaves her charm to her monkey. RICHARD DOLDO leaves from another hanging. KAREN DUBOIS leaves her glasses to the Coke Bottling Company. JAYME DUDLEY leaves if her Daddy will let her. DEBBIE FLANAGAN leaves for the nunnery. KATIE FOLEY leaves talking to the wall. JOE FONTAIN leaves on a stretch rack. THOMAS FRIEND leaves as rugged as he came. JUDY FULGINITI leaves her number in the boys room. CHARLENE GALLANT leaves her hair to the seagulls. CHRIS GALLAGHER leaves for the barber shop. CAROL GARABEDIAN leaves a little something for David Lajoie. CAROL GERMAIN leaves the sweat off her brow. RUTH GIROUARD leaves her advice to anyone who can take it. ELAINE GOODROW leaves for the girls room. GLENN GRAVES leaves projecting thoughts to Tom Cullan. MARY HALLEY leaves for the Green Bay Packers. SUE HADLEY leaves her weight to Twiggy. MARK LOU HARRINGTON leaves reaching up to Jim Hebert. GLENN HARRIS leaves running to the dump. DEAN HEBERT leaves his temper to Timmy Friend. JIMMY HEBERT leaves his sneakers to ACME Pontoon Company. PHIL HENDERSON leaves for the Playboy Club. DEBBIE HENZE leaves Mr. Hamley excited. JIMMY HIGGINS leaves smoking on the throne. MARK HOLMES leaves to eat Sarah Lee ' s Cake. DAVID HOULE leaves to swim the English Channel. RAY HUTCHINSON leaves to improve his hip check. BRAD JOHNSON leaves for Green Acres. TOM JOHNSON leaves his sick jokes to the lowest bidder. DEBBI JOHNSON leaves a little too quietly. D AVE JOINVILLE leaves a low note lingering. BRIAN JYRINGI leaves on tempo. STEPHEN KENNEDY leaves as good as he thinks. VALERIE KEMP leaves and comes back for her pocketbook, leaves and comes back for coat, leaves.. . JOHN KILPATRICK leaves his John Wayne impressions to Romper Room. SUE KOBEL leaves a letter in Bill ' s locker. ED LAFLIN leaves away from the road. FRAN LaPORTE leaves for the lounge. DONNA LAVALLEE leaves her quietness to Debby Logan. DIANE LENNERTON leaves admiring men in blue. MARK LEONARD leaves for Noah ' s Ark. JOE MADORE leaves his true love behind. NORMA MADORE leaves for West Side Story. KIRK MANNING leaves to be fry cook. ANN MANTHA leaves her activeness to a rock. DAVID MARTIN leaves a wedding band on his lug nut. DEBBI MARTIN leaves a soft substitute to Al. TONY MAZZONE leaves his class pictures in Sport ' s Illustrated. DAVID MORRILL should have left in the 50 ' s. TOMMY MOYNAUGH leaves his knee in Grafton. NORMAN MacLEOD leaves to play cowboys. FRAN McCAFFREY leaves her instant tallness to Thom McAn. BOB McCLUSKEY leaves his dungarees standing in the 86 comer. RICH McCUE leaves for the last mile. JOE McSHERA leaves as Leicester ' s Howard Cosell. TINA NELSON doesn ' t know what she is leaving. PAM NORGREN leaves guitar to Tiny Tim. MARY O ' LEARY leaves her freckles to Flip Wilson. SUE O ' NEIL leaves as the best little girl in the whole world. CARLA OSTERBERG leaves teacher ' s saying I ' d like to pick up her slip. ALVIN OULETTE leaves his tongue to the French. MIKE PISCAPO leaves on the Washington Wanted List. DEB PRESSEY leaves never to forget the days and nights of F Street. CHRIS QUARREY leaves with the first instant rouge face. DEB RAND leaves her skirts to a belt store. KATHY REIDY leaves saying Mommy, I ' ll never do it again. PAULINE RUSSELL leaves me disgusted. BETTY ST. DENIS leaves if she ' s here that long. JANINE ST. DENIS leaves earlier and earlier. . .and earlier. STEPHEN SANBORN leaves hot on Swifty ' s trail. THERESA SAWYER leaves Kevin Adams wishing. WENDY SCHOFIELD leaves without knowing it. MARTY SCHWARTZ leaves his beak to the Audobon Society. LORNA SHANNON leaves with in crowd. JOAN SHEPARD leaves Mohamad Ali running. JOHN SCHOCIK leaves his ears to the great apes. PETFR SIELIS leaves to keep on bussin ' . BILLY SIMON leaves a surprise in his pocket. MARTHA SOUTHWICK leaves with contacts. GARY SUNDQUIST leaves his scalp to Brillo. HELEN SWAN leaves for Elm Park. BRUCE SWETT leaves his masculinity to Paul Gleason. PAUL STEFANSKI leaves to give Cooper ' s cows a good milking. ANNA SWIESZKOWSKI leaves Talbot ' s in trouble. KEVIN SWIFT leaves his brass knuckles in Washington. KATHY TALBOT leaves through a crack in the door. SYLVIA TASHJIAN leaves not as innocent as everyone thought. BOB TEE leaves to get off. STEVE TOLMAN leaves as Leicester ' s best taxi. T.J. TORTE leaves all eyes on the White Rhino. DEBBI VALLEE leaves to make continous visits to Colby ' s Bakery. BILLY WALL leaves to buy a door. DAVID WARREN leaves to junk a car. RICH WARREN leaves to pick up the parts. AUDREY WEYMOUTH leaves Rich still wondering about the class trip KAREN WILLIAMS leaves Bus 11 for the last time. DEBBI WHITE leaves to become next years poster child. FRAN WITKOWSKI leaves his Polish Joke Book behind. DOUG WITT leaves his shocks at the circle. Signed in witness of: Betsy DesChenes Richard LaChapelle i Senior Dinner-Dance White Cliffs Northboro June 4, 1974 We will now attempt to take you through time for a brief, but serious look into the future. The year - 1984. The place - An office building in Washington, D.C. It was a typical business day. I glanced at the calendar on my desk - June 3 - felt like it was going to be one of those days. I pulled out the top drawer of my desk and took out my Daily Assignment Notebook and thumbed through the pages, breathlessly awaiting to see what lucky hospital my assistant, Tina Nelson, and I would be in¬ specting today. Oh no - it can ' t be! Again I read it slowly. I immediately called Tina into my office. Here read this! Oh no, not Emerson Memorial Hospital! I thought they shut that place down? I thought so too - well let ' s go, it ' s getting late. Out in the street we jumped in the nearest cab. Em¬ erson Memorial Hospital, and Fast! No way Jack, you ain ' t getting me within five blocks of that place! The driver turned around, it was Tony Mazzone! Oh Fran, I ' m sorry, I didn ' t know it was you. Sure I ' ll take you. It ordinarily takes an hour to get to the hospital - Tony made it in fifteen minutes. When we arrived at the hospital we thanked him and said good-bye to Tony. We were then greeted by the hos¬ pital administrators, Rich Lachapelle and Bob Champagne. Bob said he was sorry that he had to leave, but he was det¬ ermined to find Gansette in Washington. As he was leav¬ ing, he said, They said they never heard of it. They ' re all full of Schlitz! Now the fun part of hospital investigating was to come. Armed with only a pen and clipboard Tina and I followed Rich into the hospital. Well your on your own - Good Luck. Gee, thanks a heap. Oh if you need me I ' ll be in the Hospital Pharmacy taking inventory with Dr. Louis Harrington. I asked the Clerk at the desk, Wendy Allen if I could see the Personnel Sign-In Sheet. Everybody was there, except for two; Dr. Larry Berthiaume and Dr. Chris Gallagher. It says here they were temporarily dismissed, I wonder why? I can answer that! I glanced over my shoulder - it was Sister Mary Daryl Davenport the head nurse. I dismissed them just the other day. We moved on. The elevator rang. Thirteenth floor - The Grog Ward. As we walked along, a mysterious noise was coming from room 49. (Noise). I slowly opened the door of the padded cell. Good Heavens it ' s Dave Morill! All he said was, Hi, I ' m Dave. I closed tjie door and we split. Suddenly at the end of the corridor there was a disturbance. I grabbed the nearest intern, who was Danny Colby, and asked him, Did you see what happened? Class Prophecy Yea, I did. I was standing here rinsing out my bedpan - when - there they come - streaking around the Old Men ' s Ward, making everybody ' s temperature rise. Who was it? , I demanded. It was Debby Coran and Karyn Dubois. Over the intercom came, Dr. Higgins, please report to the Nurses Lockers - Thank You. I thought to myself, No it couldn ' t be! I told Tina I ' d see her later, and I went tearing on down the corridor. Before I could stop, I crashed into a man carrying a huge brief case, and flattened him. I ' m awful sorry. It ' s alright, he said getting up very slow. Im new in these parts-I ' m a salesman. Really what do you sell? I don ' t have time to explain but here ' s my card. The card said, Buy All-Purpose Jyringi. I thought I ' d call on a few patients. Walking aimlessly around, taking a few notes. I found myself in the Intensive Care Ward. Glancing in one of the beds I saw Jimmy Hebert - bandaged from head to toe. Jimmy what happened? It was a mistake. One night Martin Schwartz and Mike Piscopo thought I was their pipe cleaner. The next thing I knew I was in here. Just at that minute an emergency came through the doors. Who is it? , I asked Dr. Carol Germain. Ray Hutchinson he dropped 30 f in his bed pan, and got his head stuck in it trying to get his money out. Hummm, looks serious! I left to go to the sixth floor. No sooner had I arrived, than there was a disturbance. I asked nurse Terry Sawyer where it was. 631 she screamed. I bolted up to the door, and kicked it in. There leaning out the window were Kevin Swift, and Bruce Swett. What are you doing? We, ah, were just, ah, keeping those girls over there company. What girls? Over there. I looked across the back alley. I couldn ' t believe my eyes. There - sitting on the window sills were six girls; Mary Beth DesChenes, Chris Colby, Pam Dempsey, Pam- my Nogren, Kathy Foley, and Sylvia Tashjian. Kathy hollered over, Don ' t listen to a word they say Fran. We were having a Moon Contest, and they said that they were the judges. Oh, God, I can ' t take this! Leaving the room I bumped into Drs. Buddy McShera and Dave Lajoie, and overheard the following conversation; I ' m sorry to hear that. How did you lose her? Well, three days ago we put her in the elevator, to take her down to surgery. Oh, that ' s good, at least you know where she is. No, that ' s bad ' cuz we don ' t have an elevator. Let ' s go to the lounge ! In the hospital lounge, we were being entertained by the luscious belly dancer - Little Egypt Ruth Girouard, and her gorgeous dancing girls; Gail Ring, Anne Mantha, Pauline Russell, and Mark Holmes. This must be pretty good having your own floor show during work, huh? , I asked. Yah, it ' s even better in colder weather, said Surgeon Kevin Adams. Oh really, Why? Then we have to treat their chest colds about twice a week. Tina strolled in looking absolutely bushed. What ' s up I asked? Well, she said. I just talked with the hospital lawyers Stefanski, Swiezkowski, and Witkowski. What did they say? I don ' t know, I couldn ' t understand a word they said? Moving along I stopped and asked Sister Ethel Carol Garabedian for directions to the hospital ' s cafeteria, and 92 Dr. Higgin ' s office. On the way to the cafeteria, I ex¬ plained to Tina about the reports of missing food. The food just disappears! As we entered the cafeteria, I glanced over to the service-counter and noticed that Mary Beth Balukonis, Johannah Daly, and Kirk Manning were working behind it. I just KNEW that I din ' t have to look any further. Come on Tina let ' s split. ! Did someone mention split? said Johannah as her mouth watered. Now on the first floor I said, Hey boy, how about a paper. Yes sir. said paperboy Alvin Oulette. I read the headlines aloud- Four Killers Rob $36.23. They showed pictures of those rough, daring, bold criminals. Their names were- The Warren brothers, Richy and David, David Houle, and Ray Brunette. They held up the Wendy Scho¬ field Memorial Hospital with bank president Bob Tee, and two secretaries Debbie Vallee, and Jane Dandro. It says they used sawed-off squirt guns. The only comment made by the robbers, was by Brunnette who said Hey, Mr. Policeman, can you hear me? The bank guard Scott Corey was passed out, I mean, off duty at the time of the robbery. Back upstairs to the 3rd floor, I passed well known psy¬ chiatrist Mike Canty Hows it going Mike? Huh? Never Mind. Passing the X-Ray room I heard a loud slap. Mike Dawe came running out. I poked my head in the door- there was Phyllis Henderson, He said he was going to X- Ray my foot-1 didn ' t know he was going to take a Group Picture. Tina, (me) stopped and asked Drs. Donna, Donald, Brad, and Debbie or should I say Drs. Bigwood, and Bigwood and Johnson and Johnson, If they knew where Dr. Higgins ' office was. Yes room zzz Miss Nelson, phone call. I ' ll find this Dr. Higgins. I said, I stopped Dentist David Joinville and asked about Dr. Higgins ' practice. It ' s very unusual; he investigates strange things. What is Dr. Hig¬ gins in? He is head advisor of mooniology. Where is he now? Probably in the nurses locker room. Tina came back- Who was it? Tommy Daige, we ' re invited to his evening party, everyone ' s going - Jayme Dud¬ ley, Joe Fontain, Sue Kobel, Karen Williams, Oh, just about everyone, what do you say? Maybe, I ' ll let you know later. There ' s a good wrestling match tonight at the auditorium - Masher Mary Halley and Killer T.J. Torte against Gorilla Monsoon Tommy Friend and Bad Bad Elaine Goodrow. Meanwhile another disturbance on the 6th floor was in progress. This time security guards Peter Sielis, David Martin, Mark Leonard, and Bob McCluskey were called in. It seems that three men broke into the room of Cindy Boston, Carla Osterberg, and Debbie White, then locked themselves in. One by one these dangerous ruthless men were brought out - John Shocik, Normand MacLeod, and the worst of them all Steve Sanborn! I promptly vacated the premises. Now down to the 5th floor where I saw John Brodeur and Doug Witt taking a strecher into one of the rooms. Hey, who do you have in there? Joanie Shepard - she broke her foot while kicking the heck out of some chick. A voice from under the sheet spoke That ' ll teach her to grab my shirt! When I asked where the victum was, nurse Susan O ' Neil told me she was down at Glenn Graves Funeral Parlor. I then decided to take a stroll down to the maturnity ward. To see what was happening I opened the doors and there they were, anxious¬ ly awaiting the news. Ray Buckley had already been told he was the father of 8. Poor Ray ended up as David Morrill ' s roommate. The rest held on. There was Tom Castonguary, Steve Kennedy, and Rich Doldo. Finally Dr. Glenn Harris and Nurse Joanne Bedard held up a sign which said - Gentle¬ man, no hassles. Debbie Henze and Karen Conley brought Steve Kennedy ' s twins to the window. One looked like a football, and the other like a basketball. He said, Oh boy, I Can ' t wait till ' I get the complete set. I left with intentions of finding Tina, and visting the Hospital Chapel. In the chapel I met Rev. John Kilpatrick, who was giving the last rites to poor Tom Johnson. It seems that Tom was playing hide-and-seek in the laundry with Gary Sundquist and accidently locked himself in the washing machine that he was hiding in. An hour later Debbie Blake entered the laundrey and dropped a quarter in Tom ' s ma¬ chine. They say he never knew what hit him. So what else is new? At the chapel Dean Hebert and Eric Day were Crying uncontrollably, you must have been very close to him. CLOSE! That leech owed us both $20 each! I left in search of Tina and aspirin. I asked nurse Deb Pressey where the medicine closet was. After directions, I thanked her, and went immediately to the closet and flung the door open. I couldn ' t believe my eyes - there in front of me was Dr. Bill Simon and Nurse Noreen Cullen. What ' s going in here ! We were just taking each others tempera¬ ture, sir. Which one of you has reached 105? With that I shut the door. It was getting late and I still had to find Tina. I passed the Coffee Room and saw throngs of nurses hard at work. Quickly jotting their names down, let ' s see there were Diane Fortin, Diane Lennerton, Norma Madore, Loma Shannon, Donna Buring, and Janine St. Denis. While I was at it, I thought I ' d make a raid on the basement. Sure enough, there were the cafeteria workers and maintenance men. Once again I whipped out my little black book; Bill Wall, Steve Tolman, Ed Laflin, and Joe Madore all washing the bowls - and I do mean toilette bowls. On the other side of the basement were the cafe workers. Betty St. Denis, Mary O ' Leary, Fran McCaffrey, Deb Rand, and Kathy Reidy, all passed out cold. They all wore little yellow buttons that said, I got grogged at Emerson ' s. In the auditorium, Val Kemp, Albie Davenport, Lisa Bates, and Debbie Barry were having a demolition derby with the wheelchairs. I finally found Tina upstairs in the lobby talking with Martha Southwick Did you hear what happened to Judy Fulginiti? Martha asked. No what? She accidently grabbed a bottle of Drano thinking it was hair coloring. What color is her hair now? Well, her head looks like Pink Floyd ' s Dark side of the moon. Just then I glanced out the window and saw Rich McCue fly by. Nurse Chris Quarrey said Gee, he ' s kind of low today. Low! We were on the 12th floor! I was visiting some friends in the One Hanging Unit. Let ' s see there was Audrey Weymouth, Charlene Byrnes, Kathy Bernatchez, and Debbie Flanagan. Did you hear that Susan Hadley and Kathy Talbot fell out of the 14th floor window? No how did that happen? They were standing next to it when Helen Swan sneezed! That does it! Come on Tina! How do you get out of this nut house? Sandy Cocker, Debbie Martin, Charlene Gallant pointed the way. Once outside Tina glanced up to the 8th floor and screamed, Is it a bird, is it a plane, is it a full moon? Naw, it ' s only Higgin ' s! 93 . ¥ mm Class History Sept. 1970 - Lost and we thought we ' d never be found. A gang of 150 tenderfeet (freshmen to be more explicit) were last seen crossing the threshold of L.H.S. only to find our¬ selves dodging buckets and more buckets. Groping around we finally found our places and thought we ' d be like every¬ one else and elect our class officers; Larry Berthiaume- President; Diane Fortin-Vice-President; Mark Harrington- Treasurer; and Valerie Kemp-Secretary, with Mr. Chasse as our advisor. In sports we were greeted with two outstanding honors as the basketball team advanced in the District Playoffs, ending with a 14-7 record. The baseball team captured the Southern Worcester County League Title for the first time in L.H.S. history. All in all an auspicious beginning. Sept. 1971 - We have returned this time as semi-sophisti¬ cated sophomores. Assigned with our lockers were um¬ brellas and galoshes. With Mrs. Martinez as our trustworthy advisor we elected Larry Berthaiume as president; Fran La- Porte as Vice-President; Chris Gallagher as Treasurer; and Chris Quarrey as Secretary. The football team proved their Wolverine power by going undefeated and untied along with being crowned with the Class C Title. In keeping with L.H.S. tradition, the basketball team sparkled with a 16-5 record, winning the S.W.C.L. Title. The baseball team presented us with our fourth consecutive league title in major sports. On a rainy morning in June, we set out for our sopho¬ more class trip but somehow ended up at Quarrey ' s pool. Since we missed Misquamicut the first time we decided to try again. Modestly, we must admit that we were the best bunch of Sophomores L.H.S. has ever come across in a long time. Sept. 1972 - And now upper classmen, but there are no little freshmen to hassle, due to the double sessions. Never¬ theless our football team came back as strong as the pre¬ vious year and again went undefeated. It seemed like a good year for us all; the boys ' basketball team had a 14-6 record and the girls had an 11-5 record and our cheerlead¬ ers placed 2nd in the David Prouty Tournament. We now had to start thinking more seriously and getting down to business for we had many jobs awaiting us. So we got our class election underway and elected Jim Higgins- President, Fran LaPorte-Vice-President, Audrey Weymouth- Secretary, and Debbie Rand as class Treasurer. With Mr. King as our class advisor, we started thinking in terms of our prom. We decided the setting of the prom was to be Maronis Park on the 25th day of May. Our queen was Audrey Wey¬ mouth and her court consisted of Cindy Boston, Linda Dy- kas, Valerie Kemp, and Janine St. Denis. Soon the prom was just a memory and the all-absorbing topic -- What ever shall we do without the seniors next year? - began to buzz as we saw a critical year in view. Sept. 1973 - To be or not to be--that sure was the ques¬ tion! But here we are, once the freshmen of 1970 and now the seniors of 1974. It just doesn ' t seem possible. In sports our football team put up some good fights with Steve Kennedy and Larry Berthiaume as co-captains. The boys ' basketball team, with co-captains Jim Higgins and Steve Kennedy, played hard and finished with a 7-13 re¬ cord. But, our girls did excellent work with tri-captains Debbie White, Audrey Weymouth, and Joanie Shephard. The proud Wolverettes compiled an outstanding record of 12-2. The hard-practicing cheerleaders, pushed along by co-captains Sue O ' Neil and Chris Gallagher, walked away with 3rd place in the David Prouty Tournament and cap¬ tured 2nd place at Notre Dame of Fitchburg. A Field Hock¬ ey team was introduced this year for the girls and they were involved in a number of close contests for a first year team. This year was going to be rough so with Mr. LaPlante as our advisor we elected our officers as soon as possible, Jim Higgins-President; Fran LaPorte-Vice-President; Aud¬ rey Weymouth-Secretary; and Debbie Rand-Treasurer. Our first activity was the class play which was Ask Any Girl , this required many nights of practice, but all in all it ended quite well. With Mr. Hippert as our new class advisor, we started looking forward to the Senior class trip. And being truly sophisticated, we were ready to conquer anyone or any¬ thing, until we arrived in Washington and found ourselves a little timid and thought we ' d better stick together. Our bus drivers, Austin and Jim had to put up with a bus load of hanging units, but worse than that was the tour guide who didn ' t know her right from her left. We had a good time anyway and were lucky to have chaperones like Mr. Albro, Mr. and Mrs. Hair, Miss Morin, and Mr. Hippert. Time is streaking by, many moons have come and gone, and graduation is drawing near. Our last time to¬ gether as Seniors will be the Dinner Dance which will be held tomorrow on the 4th of June at the White Cliffs lo¬ cated in Northboro. The time for our departure is closing in on us. As we look back on our four years of L.H.S. we realize it was really an experience for us and we ' ll all go our separate ways whatever they may be. But we will always remember our times together and remember those who have helped to make it what it was. 97 Pre Graduation .... Class Orator Salutatorian Valedictorian MR. PRINCE MR. ENGLISH MRS. MATTE MR. FITZGERALD MRS. REIDY MR. DAVENPORT MR. MOORE MISS HURST . MR. SCHLEMINGER i MRS. ROBERTSON MR. GRAHAM MR. CHESTNEY MISS O ' NEIL MR. BUCKLEY MR. BAYROUTY MR. BEATTY MR. LARAMEE MR. BINIENDA MISS WAKEEN MR. ADAMS 03 li ROW 1 L-R: R. Choreinard, S. Bailey, D. Castingway, E. Coca, J. Carlson, D. Daigle, J. Colby, K. Comeau. ROW 2 L-R: T. Cassamassa, P. Burke, G. Caika, D. Carey. L. Canane, C. Clockadile, N. Daigle, A. Dav¬ enport, J. Collins. ROW 3 L-R: R. Cook, M. Carkin, W. Carkin, W. Conley, G. Allain, G. Cogswell, D. Corey, J, Canty, D. Collins. ROW 1 L-R: M. Dorr, R. Doldo, P. Menard, C. Gary, S. Desroseer, S. Fortin, P. Griffin. ROW 2 L-R: B. Granville, B. Goodrow, C. Hale,M. Cote, K. Dorr, D. Giggey, M. Hallan. ROW 3 L-R: M. Fanyon, D. De Patie, D. Flink, C. Gallant, C. Dunkerly, D. Foy, M. Gordon, R. Green. ROW 4 L-R: B. Hallen, T. Dolen- giewicz, D. Flint, P. Garrity, G. Guertin, D. Defosie. ROW 1 L-R: D. Wentwirth, G. Williams, P. White, J. Cherry, P. Saunders, S. Tollman. ROW 2 L-R: A. Swi- eszkowski, D. Yurick, M. Sawa, R. Gates, G. Sund- strum, D. Stevens. ROW 3 L-R: P. Wood, K. Wood, C. Smith, S. Tarsian, B. Tiberna. ROW 1 L-R: E. McHigh, S. Manso, C. Magee, G. Pro- chnow, K. McGrail, C. Noland, C. O ' Donald. ROW 2 L-R: R. Rochette, D. Menard, D. McKeon, R. Gran¬ ville, E. Madoor, R. Martin, K. McMenemy, J. Moughn. ROW 3 L-R: M. Lauder, R. Mercier, K. Manther, A. Prochnow. 104 9th Grade ROW ONE L-R: B. Barrymore, D. Bennett, D. Brun- nett, A. Higgins, S. Anadorian, P. Bigwood, K. As¬ quith, D. Cardwell. ROW TWO L-R: T. Buffone, L. Burlingame, J. Bunukawitcz, C. Bourbeau, A. Angell, K. Boston. ROW THREE L-R: M. Antenavica, P. Big- wood, J. Bernatchez, D. Bowen, J. Bedard. ROW FOUR L-R: G. Clark, J. Bailey, K. Batstone, J. Bak¬ er, B. Allen. ROW ONE L-R: C. Lloyd, S. Desrosier, L. Levallee, C. Johnson, D. Liberty, N. Isralian, P. Hassett. ROW TWO L-R: J. LaPine, P. Larson, L. Higgins, L. Laincz, G. Johnston, R. Handley. ROW THREE L-R: T. Gar- repry, D. Lextrom, K. Law, J. Harris, P. Layfayette, M. Lamardhe. ROW FOUR L-R: T. Lauder, J. Halley, W. Hassett, P. Lamarche, C. McAllaster, E. McArthy. ROW ONE L-R: D. Pengilly, L. Roipel, C. Russell, L. Ryan, A. Ronerts, C. Pressey, M. Power. ROW TWO L-R: K. Doane, R. Russell, C. Paipaus, P. Pierce, A. Robert, M. Rand, M. Reidy. ROW THREE L-R: P. Raymond, J. Pike, L. Patricks, J. Robillard, M. Rochileau, M. Ring, A. Piscopo. 10b ROW 1 L-R: J. Frescolla, K. Gumright, S. Gadbois, M. Guertin, S. Graves, A. Forsman, P. Dunkerly. ROW 2 L- R: J. Dorey, S. Griffiths, F. Edwards, T. Friend, M. Giard, P. Dykas, J. Foy, S. Griffin. ROW 3 L-R: E. Henze, T. Fongellaz, M. Falk, B. Fitzsimmons, S. Gorgio. ROW 1 L-R: L. Wiggins, N. Berard, J. Brunelle, M. Bis- ceglia, R. Ayotte, S. Anderson, R. Cropley, D. Bailey. ROW 2 L-R: K. Bisson, W. Blanchette, J. Bercume, R. Barriere, A. Albert, B. Antanavica, T. Brennan, R. Ayer, V. Bisceglia. ROW 3 L-R: C. Corey, F. Barriere, S. Bray, J. Baker, K, Balkus, R. Brennan, M. Bradshaw, D. Bennett 8th Grade ROW 1 L-R: C. Carson, L. Clark, R. Cote, E. Clifford, K. Corley, J. Burning, R. Burdzwll, J. Dempsey, J. Dawe. ROW 2 L-R: G. Collins, D. Colby, M. Floria, L. Davis, C. Richardson, B. Clemney, H. Daly, E. Brunett. ROW 3 L-R: B. Chaffee, D. Butnus, D. Daly, D. Cherry, M. Carey, I. Carlson, G. Burtt. i ROW ONE L-R: D. McCarthy, S. McDomald, J. Patricks, K. Rancke, E. Ryberg, P. Riel, L. Robidoux. ROW TWO L-R: M. Mandella, M. Morrison, J. O ' Leary, L. Martin, M. Perra, L. Powell, T. Sanko, J. Raymond. ROW THREE L-R: K. Roux, P. Morrison, H. Peters, M. Ramm, J. Shea, R. Townsen, Steve Peterson, G. Rogers. ROW ONE L-R: L. Talbot, K. Wetherbee, D. Wentworth, J. Zajchowski, A Tsikas, P. Wood, M. Swan, A. Shivick. ROW TWO L-R: J. Shute, R. Wall, G. Tashjian, J. South- wick, J. Vail, W. Sylvester, S. Styren, K. Dennison. ROW THREE L-R: F. Soucie, P. Witkowski, D. Snag, ]. Socha, D. Smith, L. Taberner, S. Wood. ROW FOUR L- R: D. Falk, J. Shea, K. Soucie, R. Sjobrg, L. Smith, A. Wood, K. Sivret, M. Smith. ROW ONE L-R: A. Hickey, E. Higgins, L. Jacques, D. Kemp, L. Lemay, L. Chenette, N. Lucier, P. Hay. ROW TWO L-R: A. Iandoli, M. LaChapelle, N. Knight, D. Hart, T. Malooly, J. Lemerise, H. Kobel, R. Kelman, B. Leader. ROW THREE L-R: M. Inangelo, D. Rodgers, J. Hyland, J. Herrin, C. Jyringi, D. Lubodo, E. Jarobski, R. Lattair, M. Kent. ROW FOUR L-R: D. Kilmonis, D. Lamprey. ROW ONE L-R: Jerry Phipps, Joane Pobieglo, Lori-Ann Reynolds, Sarah Mulkern, Rose Robidoux, Marie O ' Brien. ROW TWO L-R: Dommy Reidy, Betty Pike, Joan Osterberg, Janet Minty, Sharon Pike, Richard Odium. ROW THREE L-R: Steven Espisito, Edwin Moore, Brian Motitjaitis, Kenny Robertson, Mark Richard, William Nuttall. ROW FOUR L-R: Donald Remillard, David Parslow, Michael Quarry, John Petty, Francis Rigiero, Jersey Motta. ROW ONE L-R: M. Cornier, M. Cook S. Dumouchel, J. Cooper, R. Daviau, K. Daily, R. Comeau. ROW TWO L-R: T. Dykas, L. Croft, J. Doray, J. Conley, D. De- Fosse, J. Dudley, J. Doldo, C. Copeland, L. Dygert. ROW THREE L-R: J. Comeau, M. Dellacava, D. Daigle, C. Duquette, R. Dube, P. Corwy, R. Comeau, E. Des- roches. ROW FOUR L-R: S. Cook, R. Dube, B. Dunn. ROW ONE L-R: L. LeClair, D. Manseau, B. Lemieux, E. McCue, M. Madore, S. Leader, R. McCloskey, G. Lang- lois. ROW TWO L-R: E. Mayo, T. Mckeon, S. LaBrie, D. LeBlanc, S. Lloyd, M. LaChapelle, J. McGrail, M. McKay. ROW THREE L-R: L. Lucke, R. Lemieux, C. Mahoney, R. Martiros, M. Lorditch, M. McCluskey, J. Leger, K. Woodson. 7th Grade ROW ONE L-R: K. Scully, C. Clemmey, T. Brown, S. Aselton, L. Amidon, B. Burtt, C. Bonardi. ROW TWO L- R: T. Bernatchez, L. Richardson, K. Lafkin, C. Allain, D. Boissell, P. Carkin, J. Michaels. ROW THREE L-R: Kenny Carson, S. Antanavica, D. Anderson, R. Asquith, J. Bradshaw, K. Bostram, Brian Bachand, P. Abramson. ROW FOUR L-R: K. Bruso, R. Brunnett, C. Akerman, W. Bergeron, S. Cogswell, D. Allain, R. Amidon. w jrm v . f L wj j [ , j ROW ONE L-R: T. Zoulas, D. Zamoita, D. Wester, J. Sherman, L. Tsikas, C. Clark. B. Sylvester. ROW TWO L-R: S. Sliwinski, L. Thomas, S. Wilkins, N. Wright, G. Wolf, A. Trepanier, T. Spillane, J. Tsikas. ROW THREE L-R: J. Wilson, K. Sanko, M. Taberner, C. Thompson, D. Wood, J. Tebo, D. Seaver. ROW FOUR L-R: M. Tebo, R. Sivert, R. Southard, S. Stanikmas, E. Smith, J. Tebo, M. Salsman. ROW ONE L-R: C. Irish, D. Wood, J. Chenette, D. Flink, J. Johnson, T. Garry, C. Fortin, D. Jessing. ROW TWO L-R: D. Gardner, L. Johnson, L. Knox, K. Gallagher, D. Grimshaw, M. Flynn, M. Ethier, L. Knistern. ROW THREE L-R: J. Flagg, R. Granville, J. Bailey, E. Hennes¬ sey, L. Huntoon, A. Giorgi, D. Halpin, J. Gordon. ROW FOUR L-R: R. Jessing, J. George, M. Hovigimain, J. Gardner, G. Jarobski, D. Hovigimain. 109 ROW 1 L-R, Manager: Mark Rocheleau, P. Burgue, P. Garrity, D. . Foy, C. Smith-tricaptain, T. Lauder-tricaptain, T. Dolengiwitz-tri- captain, J. Bedard, B. Carkin, D. Lexstrom. ROW 2 L-R: Mr. L. Sch- leminger, B. Martin, D. Defosse, J. Piarris, D. Corey, M. Ring, J. Pike, M. Carkin, B. Hallen, Joe Canty, B. Cook, Coach: Robert Nel¬ son. ' ROW 3 L-R: M. Reidy, M. Fanion, A. Prochnow, A. Swiskowski, T. Moore, B. Taberner, B. Allen. xes hm Q z ootba Freshman Basketball Aren ' t we playing kickball? By George, I think he ' s got it Don ' t touch ma body! DIRECT FRONT: M. Dorr. MIDDLE L-R: S. Asadorian, K. Asquith, P. Griffin, P. White. BACK L-R: D. Pen- gilly, S. Toleman, L. Higgins, D. Daigle, J. Carlson, ' A;.- npiiyl K i 1 il j j, in ! 1 if it:.( Gold Star ACME PLASTIC MACHINERY OF WORCESTER, INC. ANNLEE’S TOOL FINISHING COMPANY CARLETON WOOLEN MILLS INC. CAPITOL LAUNDRY CO. CHERRY VALLEY AUTO PARTS DOELCAM DISPLAY ELFSKIN CORPORATION GREENWOOD AUTO SALES AND SERVICE INLAND DIVERS LEICESTER ANIMAL CLINIC — DR. YANCY LEICESTER DIE TOOL INC. LEICESTER KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEICESTER MOTHER’S CLUB LEICESTER PHARMACY INC. LEICESTER SAVINGS BANK LEICESTER SCHOOLS PARENT TEACHER ASSN. LEROUX’S MARKET 114 LIBERTY MOVERS, INC. LITTLE BO — PEEP DAY CARE CENTER MANDELLA SONS, INC. GEORGE E. McKENNA INSURANCE AGENCY Me NEIL SONS AUTO PAINT, INC. POIRIER BROS. PIONEER PAINT LACQUER CORP. RAEBURN L. RING PAINTING RUSSELL MFG. CO. ROBERT B. SAHAGEN W. N. SPRAGUE, INC. VALLEY SUPER MKT. LIQUOR STORE WARREN’S AUTO WRECKING J. R. WHITE STUDIO WORCESTER AWNING COMPANY, INC. WORCESTER BUILDING MAINTENANCE CO. WORCESTER FILM SALVAGE CO. WORCESTER TOOL STAMPING CO., INC. Silver Star Patron A. W. ABBOTTS B B POWER EQUIPMENT, INC. CENTRAL WASTE PRODUCTS CORP. CROWLEY ELECTRIC FURNITURE INC. FARM BUREAU ASSN. FIREMATIC SPRINKLER DEVICES INC. HENNESSY’S RENDEVOUS J. H. COOPER SONS LEICESTER DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS. LEICESTER HILL AUTO SALES LEICESTER POLICE DEPT. MILL STREET AUTO BODY MORRISON FUNERAL HOME NATIONAL GLASS WORKS INC. PLEASANT ST. AUTO POLICE ASSOCIATION OF LEICESTER ROBIN HOOD DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT SVEALAND SAUNA CENTER WOODLAND REMODELING WORCESTER BUS COMPANY 116 Red Star Patrons H. C. POND LUMBER CO. IRISH’S MOBIL STATION BEER MART JOHNSON’S FLOWERS BRAEBON KENNELS LEICESTER PACKAGE STORE BUDDY ' S SPA LUIGI’S PIZZA CARL GREG’S GULF PHANEUF’S, INC. CHADWICK DINER PLEASANT VIEW SPA CHRISTIE THOMPSON MAINCREST PHARMACY COLBY ' S HOME BAKERY MASTER CRAFT WORKSHOP AND GALLERY MR. DENIS MEN ' S HAIRSTYLING MILLETT’S GLOBE TEXACO DESJARDIN TOOL SUPPLY CO. MINIT MART EDDY’S OF PARK AVE. MOBILE FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE SUPPLY ENTWISTLES GARAGE R L MACHINE CO. E G INSURANCE ROCHDALE PACKAGE STORE JOE ' S BARBER SHOP PAULINE ROCHE JOHNSTON’S TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER SHIVICK BROS. FARM FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP SILVER GRILLE GREEN THE FLORIST SPENCER CHAPTER ORDER OF DEMOLAY HANK ' S MARINE WORCESTER TIMKEN HEATING INTERSTATE GASKET CO. TONI’S 117 Business Directory Name Address City Phone Acme Plastic Machinery of Wore. Inc. 424 Main St. Cherry Valley. Ma. 757-7747 Annlcc's Tool Finishing Company 61 Milton St. Worcester. Ma. 753-3440 A. W. AbbotlsCo. 1020 Stafford Si Rochdale. Ma. 892-3889 B B Power Lguipmcnt. Inc. ISOI Main St. Leicester. Ma. 895-8103 Beer Mart 385 Main St. Cherry Valley. Ma. Bracbon Kennels 207 Clark St. Rochdale. Ma. 892-6771 Buddy’s Spa Stafford St. Rochdale. Ma. Capitol 1 aundry Co. 48 Mason St. Worcester. Ma. 756-6279 Carleton Woolen Mills Inc. 1030 Stafford St. Rochdale. Ma 892-5111 Carl Greg's Gulf 10 Mam Si. Leicester. Ma. 892-9027 Central N asle ProductsCorp. 9 Water St Leicester. Ma. 892-4645 Chadwick Diner 1475 Main St. Worcester. Ma. 799-5374 Cherry Valley Auto Parts 515 Main St. Cherry Valley. Ma. 895-8132 Christie Thompson 120 Main St. Spencer. Ma. 885-3972 Crowley hlect. Furniture 136 Main St. Spencer. Ma. 885-3755 Colby’s Home Bakery 610 Pleasant St. Rochdale. Ma. 892-3512 Mr Denis Men’s Hairslyling 23 S. Main St. Leicester. Ma. 895-5311 Dcsjardin Tool Supply Co. Mt. Pleasant St. Leicester. Ma. 895-8111 Doclcant Display 6 King St. Leicester. Ma. fcddy’s of Park Avc. 645 Park Avc. Worcester. Ma. 755-2584 E G Insurance 470 Park Avc. Worcester. Ma. 791-7289 ElfskinCorp. Main St. Leicester. Ma. 798-0181 Entwislles Garage 800 Main St. Leicester. Ma. 895-9421 Farm Bureau Assn. II55 Stafford St. Rochdale. Ma. 892-5391 Fircmatic Sprinkler Devices Inc. 520 Ash St. Nashville. Tcnn. Friendly Ice Cream Shop 1420 Main Si. Worcester. Ma. 756-0506 George F. McKenna Insurance Agency 4 Pleasant St. Leicester. Ma. 892-5361 Greenwood Auto Sales and Service 200 S. Main Si. Leicester. Ma. 895-8441 Green the Florist 5 Park St. Spencer. 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