Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1975 volume:

The 1975 : - Advisor Mr. Norman LaPlante, Tri-Editors—Deb Edwards, Paul Gleason, and Colleen Grant. PATRICIA H. BUKOSKI, Clerk JOHN E. COMER Asst. Supt. MARILYN HIGHLAND, Clerk PAIGE ROWDEN Vice Prin. DEANT. TOEPFERPrin. ■ DONALD C. RUTTER Supt. 2 ft in It wasn ' t a hard decision to decide who would be the recipient of this year ' s yearbook. Without the help and constant involvement of this person, we would never have been able to overcome the problems we were faced with. What this teacher means to us cannot be expressed in words. We want this person to know how much we love and thank her for everything she has done for us. Mrs. Ave- dian--the Class of 75 thanks you. WjfMLjJ!! ' ? scflrr ' f ; I c f H � � h In Memory of Dorothea Power—Our Sunshine Girl I love the warm fingers of the sun to touch me in the morning, and the sparkling, chilling Mohawk waters to freshen and delight my spirit. I love the cool, green forest floor and the fragrance of wild flowers whose essence fills the air. I love to ponder gently melodies as Joni serenades my soul, and the Poet captivates my being as I share his secret answers. I love to see, to hear, to touch, to smell every wonder of creation; thank God for each solitary hour, each precious day, that I breathe, I love, I discover. 1 wonder why the day did come that stilled the spring bird ' s song; my vibrant life was deathly silenced, smothering all it ever touched. I wish I could say Please don ' t cry peace surrounds me here; someday you ' ll come to join me to touch God ' s loving hand. FACULTY Mrs. Avedian Mr. Tivnan Mr. Moore Mrs. Dutton Mr. Zambarano Mr. Brooks W ri r A v Mr. Baziliauskas Mr. Jalbert Mr. Hamley Mr. Boule Miss Morin Miss O ' Neil Mir. Hippert Mr. Rochette Mir. Sullivan Mr. McGrath Mr. DeWolfe Miss Hurst Mrs. Gallagher Mr. Hair Mr. Albro Mrs. Matte Mr. Bjorklund Mr. Marcoux Mr. Sipos Mr. Graham Mrs. Dunlop Mr. Nelson Senior Class Officers Megan Corey Vice President Darlene Ayotte President Joann Kalinowski Secretary William Murphy Treasurer 9 Monday’s Child ... Is Fair of Face Scot Bray 5 20 57 Scot . . . Hey, jack Baby . . . What?—Mr. King —Member of the B Boys--Pool by black- light . . . Everything by Blacklight . . . MERIT MAN . . . Why keep around till July? . . . Rats . . . Have you ever worked on a Friday? Barn? I HAVE A VERY HEAVY CAR Got his tires smok¬ ing even when he ' s not moving. Good luck in the future ... Ya ' known what I mean? Patricia Belanger 4 23 56 Pat . . . Did ya ever go on an all night date?Lit¬ tle Miss Sweet and Inno¬ cent! ! Quiet till ya know her. Someday she ' ll make it to the West. Imagination plus! On the road to suc¬ cess if she ever gets her car started. Mike Carmada 7 29 57 Mike boy . . . owns a bird. Summer at Alexan¬ der ' s. McGuiries every weekend. Best friend from Whitinsville A.B. Re¬ member the Highlands?! Creedence man. Mini kegg ' s at his house. The damn. Ever have a J.H. hanging on your car? Golfers make better lovers! Goodtimes at the basketball games. Wore. Awning man. Howie his best friend? Lives at Joy ' s. Sure to find success. Pamela J. Bembridge 8 12 57 Pam . . . Pee Wee, Bushbaby, Spongehead, Madame President . . . you name it . . . Don ' t the moon look good boss, shinin ' through the trees. —B. Dylan: Music will follow her footsteps — Reke; I want to say I want to go with you — Al: I love you! —Har¬ vey: To me, like an artic sunrise. —Stoney: Live each day as it pass- es --Thoreau: Au re- voir, mon ecole. Susan M. Denesha 6 24 57 Sue, part of our class but never here. Wingtips to fly, party at Rick ' s, Munion, Week-end at U- Mass, Sue and Sue equals freak-out. Hampton 74— 240 Z, Basketball, trip to Horseneck beach. Once she finds her own way she ' ll start to endless happiness. Edythe H. Bennett 9 2 57 Edythe . . . Pats sister in crime ! Kathy, oh we can ' t do that! ! ! Should I go to school?? Edythe your shirt, I think its back¬ wards! Oops!! Edythe and David always seen to¬ gether. 12 hr. stays at the cape . . . disaster! 7 day party lover. Ever get woke up at 1:00 a.m. to solve my problems? When she stops smiling what will happen? Sandra M. Dorr 3 11 57 Sandy— Computer -- Physics and math Brain —Dr a mm a - -Mudd er- - N.H.S. Wyoming Freak --G.S. Football cham¬ pion of second break -- L.H.S. ' s best also clari¬ net player--First on The List I ' ll rub your face out Softball team—Ma¬ roon staff—A Bam Elder —Talk about last minute plans for the Prom! — What ' s the real reason for going to the Cape??! ! Good Luck and God Bless. Christine A. Komosky 4 1 57 Kamask . . . Quiet until you know her. Always seen with Debby. Loves Grafton! Boys?!? Another Chris?? Is my hair bush- in ' up? After you get thrown into Lake Single¬ tary, it will!!! Summer basketball games. In Grafton? Water Skiing? One ski ! !! Aerosmith Concert, Chicago Con¬ cert, Misquamicut beach, V. W, Pilot, Suzie Home¬ maker, Junior Prom, Ar¬ row Staff N. H. S. 3-4, Maroon Staff. Sure to find success. Cindy Lucke 12 16 57 Cindy . , . Everyone ' s friend! Bancroft Towers! ! John Boys !!! OH WOW! ! Hampton 74 ! Datzun 240Z . . . Harvest Moon . . . the guards??? N.H. S.—Secretary, Student Council, Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball! Beaver Sister!! No. 31!! Hang off a Cliff? Secret Admirer in Rockdale? Are ya socks always big? Crosby, Stills, Nash Young Concert! Parking Meter? DO-DIS With all her co-ordination she is sure to fall .... into success!! Dave Lumb 11 14 55 LUMBERJACK—TA DA chop any fingers off late¬ ly? Black Bart in English (pinch, pinch). Can I have a ride ? Saving for the Vette, mint or what? Success is sure to find him if the empty ' s don ' t get in the way. Susan M. Pike 5 13 57 Sue ... that someone special. Always causing trouble with Sal. Week¬ ends at the Deuce; sum¬ mers at Quabbin and Hampton. Who was that guy in the white shorts? ! ? Accident prone! ! Who says women are rotten drivers! ? Never on time for anything! ! Buzz off! ! All I ask of living is to have no chains on me, all I ask of dying is to go naturally. Catherine Flagg 12 2 57 Cathi , , . and David. Oxford Bum. Strange trips to the Cape. Coil ' s partner in crime. Wanna skip health? Big Boys 1 fan. Chemistry whiz. Mr. Rochette ' s favorite. Field Hockey Co-Captain. Re¬ member track? Marriage or College?? Success will be hers if she ever makes up her mind. Paul Gleason 2 4 57 Paul . . . What a Gaf! Fond memories of 74 ' s Dinner Dance. A Friend¬ ly ' s regular. Conway in Lost Horizon and Blake in M A S H. Are you here to act or just bug MUM¬ MY? No yearbook today. What a relief!! Maybe we ' ll skip next year or the year after or ... . N.F.S. President. Year¬ book Co-editor. Don ' t call me Henry! Look out Broadway, here he comes. Mary L. Halpin 10 29 56 Hillbilly or Hop-a-long. Ski Club member since freshmen year. Ever laugh? Maroon Staff. Devine in senior class play MASH. Friendly ' s Worker. Going where after rehearsal? Always seen playing sports Gym-Best class. Dangerous when it comes to soccer. Future hopes becoming a Para¬ medic or the closest thing to it. Patricia M. Jyringi 9 30 57 Pat . . . and Brian. Al¬ ways doing something wrong, Edythe ' sway. Re¬ member the Bug? Tal¬ berts? How ' s your Harley doing? The one a day hic¬ cup !! Let ' s go to the mountains. She ' ll live and be herself. James Stephens 2 6 56 Gumbose . . . Ganssett bottles, the Dam, and Skoals. The Good Old Days at Alexander ' s. Ever stand M. W. up? Remember the Bowl! Never missed a party in 5 years. Loved by faculty. Rowdy times on the Golf bus. I would imagine. You want your face hurt. When he finds suc¬ cess, if he does, he ' ll probably punch it. Robert Sullivan 2 4 57 Sull ... how ' s your mother? She just had triplets and I hate them both. Colonel Blake, I think I ' m pregnant . . . California ... When you ' re sitting back in your rose pink Cadillac, Let us know when its time to laugh. Tuesday s Child ... Is Full of Grace. Jay Reidy 6 24 57 Jay ... Teacher Lover. Strange oder on the court. Always staying after for extra help?? Are we out- a here? Ever go to math class? Two breaks every¬ day. Mr. King ' s pet. Memories of Alexanders. Never whipped !!! Gig ' s slack man. First night horrors with the car. Ever change the English marks? Will drive his way into success if his car makes it. Mary Wright 9 2 57 Mary , . . Shut up, you talk too much ... Sum¬ mers in New Hampshire Basketball. Elton John Freak. Presby Ball . . . N. H, S. Did you ever get bogged down at Mt. Monadnock? !! My gum tastes like mayonnaise. Loves the High Life. A future in Special Ed. Christine Amidon 8 6 57 Chris . . . Always seen in tihe wrong place at the wrong time. Good times at the junior prom. Taken a new residence at Lei¬ cester, England. Good luck in all you decide to do. David A, Benoit 9 19 57 Dave ... and Becky. Never seen apart. Drives a mean machine. Ever have an accident? Flow about speeding tickets? One of the C.D. Gang. Oxford Favorite. Soon to be one of the local P. D. ' s force. Big D ' s best em¬ ployee. Saturday lunch breaks at Logan Field. Ever go back to work on time? Success will be his if he doesn ' t rim over it. Diane Byrnes 6 25 57 Diane. . . One of the Gang, always being grounded ! Sal Joe ' s wild parties! ! Roll around on the floor much? ! Al¬ ways looking for someone to skip class with. Rock¬ et man ' s number one problem. Too bad the drive-in isn ' t open year round !! Girls basketball and Maine!! Jr. Prom memories?! Headed for College and a lifetime of success. Francis Carey 1 18 57 Butch: into the wall! Never made it to Webster . . . Nightime tour up the airport. Ginos pit stop. The Sentry ' s Super Boy! 6-eyes . . . Who left A patch, 3? Tracks on the grass . . . Always telling people where there ' s a party . . . Headphones down the street . . . Who you gonna throw in today? Perdue iz—Success is assured if he gets a head start, from here to Worcester! John Coran 10 1 57 J.C., No. 1 Red Sox Fan, Did you learn how to shoot a puck yet? Faithful Employee at Valley Market. Ever win a Football Card? Summer Softball Star. Winner of contributed most to Ath¬ letic program award, 1972-73. Football 2, 3. Basketball Mgr. 2, 3. If success is a full-course dinner, he ' ll be back for seconds. Megan Jean Corey 4 12 57 ' Meg in—looking at the sunrise the morning after it rains . . . florida, maine, europe--where next oh happy wanderer? Will travel to the ends of the earth in the rose col- oreed mercedes. salvation army special, poor little toyota will never die. the essence of life is in the soul and being of the in¬ dividual. success? it ' s found in happiness. Kevin Cunningham 11 26 57 Ralph . . . Cunna Cross Country-Track Sensation, L.H. S. ' s Best Actor—Wizard of Oz— Barnard—Duke of Mash, Akron . . . Akron, Ohio! Oh, forget it. OO-Ahh! Helps Curnch with jokes, Jackie Stewart, Super shades, strawberry- shampoo, Who says I ' m dumb? Sharon in shower- es, I ' m an animal! Friendlies regular I wanna Bawoon! Well you can have her! Suc¬ cess will be his in Florida. Michael DePatie 1 22 57 Mike . . . captain of football team, 4 years of hard hitting. Hit 2 walls is it now Who you going out with this week? V.B., one of the Wall Crew, carpenter on T.J. ' s van. Saturday night after the game, Hampton Beach with Fred. Bloop ' s Pal. Most likely to succeed if walls stop jumping in front of him. Brad Giggey 12 4 56 Gig . . . Last of the bowlheads. True Budman. Ever buy a keg?? Rail¬ road tracks on the knee. You hermit crab! ! Master of ski slopes. Best parties in Leicester. Makin Bacon! Ya-hooo! ! Chem¬ istry major?? Hang a moon!! Good times at Al ' s. Success is his if he doesn ' t drive by it. Mark Giuffrida 5 14 57 MEATBALL Friday nights at meatballs, free lunches, freshman girls, summers at camp Putnam, Kathy, Pinball Wizard, Highlands, T.J., Sum¬ mons Jr. College parties, Maine, Hostess with the mostess, Quabbin, Purga¬ tory— ever get stuck, center boy, Pointy, al¬ ways seen at the games, IF SUCCESS IS NEAR HE ' S SURE TO BE THERE. Judy Goulding 8 13 57 Jud—Doni ' s better half-- we think . . . breakup— never! —who ' s jealous of blue eyes?? nother drink? Yes ! . ' How ' bout a trip to Burncoat--oops! ! — JUDY! Queen of a 350 Honda—Will drive her way into success. Leslie Ann James 4 2 57 Lee . . . Hot Lips . . . Wonder why they call you that? Sweet? Sixteen? Lost Horizon , Janine ' s Party. Howe Park. MASH Loves the name John, Tech regular. Oh, are you supposed to stop for a red light? What happens at those dances? Yago anyone? Clark Street. One of the Loyal Super Fans. Sidney, you hike! Camping. P-Town. Chi¬ cago . . . Color my world with Love ... Randy Kemp 8 27 57 Always seen in school! Ha Ha. Even been asked to leave in English class. Hampton Beach on week¬ ends. One of the center boys! Mike Bounty at the college . . . Remember Maine ?! ? The Ruins! ! Hostess with the mostess. Nights on the Common! Always seen atthe parties. Success is sure to fall in¬ to his hands. Carol Lafayette 4 16 57 Laf . . . Always seen with a smile and a few giggles—L.H.S. Numbei One French Horn Player-- Never misses school??! ! Gone to any weddings lately?=- I have smooth legs. Always seen avoid¬ ing D.B. with certain ex¬ cuses. Where ewre you on The List? Tennis Star— Maroon Staff—Quiet?? Never! ! Can Talk for hours—Just loves Phys¬ ics—Nursing in the fall —Good Luck!! Eileen Ressler 10 15 75 Eileen . . . Squirrel! LOOKS sweet and inno¬ cent. Does the cat have a rough tongue? Hamp¬ ton 74, one of the beaver sisters!! Are milk bones really good to eat? Do you girls mind? . . . soaking wet. likes to cut through the Center School Woods. Will you ever have another foot¬ ball party? W.P.I. As she laughs her way into life she is sure to be a success. Joyce Robillard 9 3 57 Joyce . . . and Pete; forever filling up light- bulbs; Hampton ' 74. Pink bathing suits???? sunshine lover; Outside of oreo. Beaver sister, pink panther, B.F.F. ! Twelve in the Toyota?! ? ST OP! ! . . . I lost my contact!!!! . . . walks into doors!! ! D.T. ' s partner in climb, ox, pithergud—even. Con¬ stantly sewing, future nurse. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4 . . . Black- wards bowling balls?! ?! Will talk to success until it comes her way! Debra LaMonda 10 16 56 Deb . . . Serena ' s part¬ ner in crime. Ever give advice? What ' s so great about McCarthy Ave., and the Keefe Ct. Cor¬ ner? Gary forever. Mr. Marcoux, Mr. Chasse, Mr. Albro . . • Who ' s pet?? Remember the dam? Were you there when the moon came out? A friend to every¬ one . . . almost. She ' ll bump her way to success. Cindy Martin 3 5 57 Cindy Lou . . . Always laughing, Always smil¬ ing, Basketball 3 years. The height of her ca- reer--Talbot ' s? Loves little sport cars. Soul Train! !! The kid who dressed like someone out of the latest fashion magazine!!! Everyone ' s friend, especially at lunchtime! ! R.G. who? Green Street regular! Bump and Boogie. Al¬ ways on time, Never! ! Will find her way in life, even if she IS late!!! Susan Rowden 8 6 57 Sur . . . Red is beautiful. Beatles, T-shirts, and dozy oats. Enjoys the simple things of life. Has many friends, but more a friend to all. Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there ' s still time to change the road you ' re on L.Z. J§F Valerie Thompson 9 10 57 Val. . . Never stops talk¬ ing about Tom. D. T. ' s Ho-Jo partner. Bill ' s? Wore. Airport, here we come! A dam regular. Ever get lost in Boston? Hampton Beach! Good times at Quabbin. Auntie Bal? Hills. (Picnics in English class with Bindy.) The White Tornado One please! Let ' s pull a Tom and Val. The New York¬ er. Will Paint her way through life. Wednesday’s Child ... Is Full of Woe. Serena I. Wood 5 21 57 Ree--(stretch)--Deb ' s partner in crime. Ever see the back of a 74 Mercedes close up? (crash) Drives black dodge --dented. Loves English —especially teachers. Who ' s the boy on Keefe Court, could it be Steve? The World may never know. It is true blondes have more fun? Success will be hers if she has to drive into it. ■ +++ Dennis A. Belanger 10 16 57 Dennis ... music freak ... Always late but manages to avoid the P. M. room. . . V.B. party goer . . . looks up to Etylan, Donovan, and Eric Clapton ... Plans call for ramblin round the U. S. with the West Coast in mind ... A lover of life. Let ' s not look back and lets not dream about the future. It will neither give us back the past, nor satisfy our own day¬ dreams. Our duty, our reward, our desinty is the present moment . Dag Hammarskjold To live is the rarest thing in the world; Most people exist, that is all. Danny Bonardi 4 3 57 Dan ... The Man, Honda 305! Remember Waldo Street? What cha doin ' ? Sexy ladies at the Beef G Burbon. Skidooing in the winter. Always seen with J. T. Wild Wo¬ men. Natural bom bud man. Coast Guard in September. Will most definitely succeed in life he doesn ' t runit over first. It has taken us most of our lives to discover that whatever has anything very precious to give, also requires that something very percious be given in return. No love, no friendship can ever cross the path of our destiny without leav¬ ing some mark upon it forever, Kathleen F. Burtt 1 11 56 Kay ... Never a dull moment when you ' re around. Ever leave during second to wet your whis¬ tle? Mr. B ' s favorite Corridor girl. Ever bitten before? I wonder who. Rory ' s better half. Where ' s thepa ' rty this weekend? Bombs around in one of her many hot chevy ' s. One of the girls room crowd. Well ya ' never Wilbur. She ' ll smile her way into suc¬ cess. Darlene Carlson 12 18 57 Darrie: Dar, Moon freak, the Fair. Blows off cops. Didn ' t see the ditch on 56. Fritz the cat . Hot rodding up the Hylands. Michael, where are you? What was in the sleeping bag?? Leaves people stranded in parking lots. What band?? Always beating someone up. FUB! Success is assured if she doesn ' t run away from it. Peter Colby 7 3 57 Hey Pete—Have you gone swimming lately with your clothes on . . . numb?? Loves to fill up lightbulbs and is a pro at making water balloons; ever get super-sunburnt? ? ? Perpetually hunting—for WHAT ?! ? Mr. Clean; former Styles Regular; ever blow up a bike! ? Minor!! Shows side ef¬ fects of electrocution; His determination will be the root of his success. Susan Day 11 6 57 Sue . . . and of course Larry. N-N-Nervous?? Always seen in that blue Carina. Every Sunday in Connecticut. Come on, what do you really do sixth period?? Always laughing and . . . Gulli¬ ble! ! Stuck behind the door?! What ' s the pass¬ word? OOOHH!! We told them, huh? Linda Fulginiti 7 24 57 Always seen with Wayne. Fugie, 2 cheerleader, 1 field hocky, 3 parts senior class play. Ever come in lat6 Goldfinger? Two school plays. Loves to cook; drive-in regular, a Leroux girl. Loves ski¬ ing, skating, prom mem¬ ories, day after. Success will be hers unless she falls in the reflecting pool. Michael Griffin 7 10 57 Griff . . . Mr. Sound- effects. Scoring sensation on the J.V. ' s Drink all the water on the players. A real womans man. Ever go with one for more than two weeks?? Hockey Whiz! !! Stops pucks with his head! ! Spent all his money on oil for the old red Ford. Fond mem¬ ories of the Highland parties. Headed for the big house and the chair. Michele L. Duquette 9 25 57 Missy, Crazy at times but beautiful inside. Aero- smiths best fan, moved to Spencer for a while last year, hang-on; SOW- NEVER, a natural freak- out, DOESN ' T live up to her reputation, vacation in Maine, Sylvester ' s pal, Junior Prom Queen. L.J.C. past, present, future. Loves animals especially hens. Talking hambones and breathing hamburgers; with her talent in art a picture of success lies ahead. Christine Falk 2 6 57 Chris ... a life of travel¬ ing overseas! Boston and Maine with M.D. and D.S. The Dam, Moun¬ tains, and Country Music. Red! Concerts Always! Can ' t beat that CRAZY personality! Dreams I ' ll never see, am I ready or not????? For My Lady. Sandra S. Hassett 5 15 57 Sandy . . . Always caus¬ ing trouble with Cheryl. Where ' s Millbury? Al¬ ways seen in her white Ford. Who is it this week¬ end? One of the girls room crowd. What ' s on Grafton Street? Look at the moon! Did you ever get a flat?! A trusty nurses aid, Ha! Did you ever side swipe a car? She will speed her way into success. M. ■ Sts 6 - David Miller 9 25 57 Dave . . . Joe Hunter! . . . Athlete of the year. First to scale Tree in courtyard . . . Mrs. Ave- dian ' s pet! ! ! We ' re up the cafe. Center boy. Ever hang a moon or two??? Flem boy. How long did you have your license be¬ fore you got stopped? Princeton bound, but will settle for L.J.C. John Riopel 10 16 57 John Ryepel . . . John¬ nie Wonder . . . Real Ral ... Where do I be¬ gin (squeak). Band. Ply¬ mouth, New Hampshire. Runner, Lions club bas¬ ketball ref. Classe de francais. Sick jokes.-- 10, 973 2 3. Kid on the swing (squish). Hockey Star-Most agressive, most penalties. At Gross¬ man ' s you ' ve got it made Motorcycle. Loves to get lost. Good old Betsy, Hates curls! Hates girls? Janet Skagerlind 10 2 57 Jan . . . and Tommy !! ! Extent of school—Rm. 38 and the girls room. Misquamicut after the prom--hotdogs andbeer? ! ? Who says Swedes are all bad?? Mr. Gidding ' s pet. Will she ever get her li¬ cense? I know; no dough! ! McDonalds is her kind of place. What ' s success?? Mark Slattery 10 24 56 Slatts . . . owns an MG but he hit the gym wall! Spent winter week¬ ends at West Boylston. Loves to ski . . . Took rides to nowhere. Break¬ fast in Vermont. One of the Center Boys ... Spent his summers at the Cape. Always asking for Warfy ' s car ... 5 year man. Can ' t understand why he got most devi¬ lish Loves Happy Hour , Likeable kid if you get to know him! Brian Lemerise 7 17 57 Bud Man from the valley. L. H. S. Golf team four years. Don ' t fall out of any more trucks. Best driver in town. ALWAYS in school--for a while anyway. Go anywhere if you give him money for gas. Success is his if he doesn ' t run over it first. Steve Mandella 6 27 56 Hey Mancho ! How ' s life? and Celeste? You ' re on your way now, kid, and you ' ll find what you ' re looking for soon. Always working on something, 650 Triumph, Mercedes, or 4-wheel drive. You and Randy ever get chased-- for SOME reason??? With a Great Dane by your side, you ' ll have what you want. Patrick McKeon 10 23 57 Pat . . . McKay. Always a party. Remember Hamp¬ ton ' 73 or can you? Schlitz . . . ever walk to Dunkin Donuts at 3 A. M. ? Tivnan quiz whiz. Look¬ ing for a job, have you tried Parker Metals?? V.B. Goes to church on Satur¬ day night. The Valley forever! Sure to find success. Linda J. Menard 5 15 57 Linda . . . Courts better half. Karen ' s riding part¬ ner. Pinky ' s favorite stu¬ dent. What happened to that 80 average? Ever go to AMHERST for some¬ thing to do? ...... Hawaii in the summer . , , . , . . Mt. Tom in the winter ... Ever get up¬ set with a freshman? ! Ever get up early for riding lessons? Stop the horn! If success is to be found she ' ll trot away with it. U Timothy Smith 11 13 57 Tim ... Phil ' s partner in crime--what picture were you afraid of taken in the courtyard? One of the Rochdale gang--school, park, and bridge. Did you help get rid of your bus driver? He seems so quiet until you get to know him. A great personality that makes many friends. He will take the future if he wants it. Thursday’s Child . . . Has Far to Go. Richard Taylor 3 27 57 Rick ... Ricky ... Cheryl ' s worst half. Typi¬ cal town boozer—but quiet until known then-- good luck trying to shut him up! Love that 73 Dodge. Hope you don ' t follow in your brother ' s shoes. He ' s seen with either Randy or Billy-- but he ' s always in just as much trouble with either. Millbrooks most fantastic worker. Good Luck. Roy Benoit 7 4 57 Roy . . . Dan ' s partner in crime. Member of the B- Boys . . . Seen wandering around the halls sixth period ... Quietest kid in school. School time bowling average 80 . . . Hey Roy, go get me a MacDonald ' s hot apple pie . . . Hopefully head¬ ed for WITI in the fall. John Tobin 2 27 57 John . . . J ake ... Alias surfer Joe ! Summers spend at the beach. A real artist. Always seen at a party, (clay slapper). The black glove. A friendly HELLO at the locker. Mischeivious?? Skating at the boy ' s camp. Music freak! ! Is sure to surf his way into success. Marisa Cantara 7 11 57 Rit ... burns chins. Escape to Webster or the cave. Leader of the Rita Raiders. Jane Ecology. Didn ' t see that wire, or the puddle ! Hills in the winter. J. T. ' S favorite, ahh help ! Skip ! These cards are marked ! Gallop¬ ing at L.J.C. anytime The Place , goast birds, chopper horses, cherry, juice? Paxton St. 1.80! Just one more! Success is assured if she doesn ' t get caught! John J. Wood 10 2 57 Bond ... life guard all summer. Who ' s the spook on the cross country team? Wanna camp out at the beach? Co-captain track and C.C. You count, Rub. You were ugly be¬ fore the play. Ever try to explain a cooler in your back seat? ! Yago what? Your gonna do WHAT on the class trip?! ? Will surely swim his way to success. Patricia Coonan 8 15 57 Patty . . . And P.J. (Ever go to the Passion Pit and fall asleep) HOW many Tom Collins?? Hampton ' 74 . . . life¬ guards ' party . . . out¬ side of oreo , . , always in the sun. Your towel fell off where ? ? Perpetual- even! ! ! Laquered Pither- gud . . . shorts out window . . . kissing bandit; beaver sister. Loved that French class ! ! Eat the WHAT!? !? ! Her deter¬ mination will bring her success. Thomas Cullan 9 12 57 Tom . . . Always look¬ ing for his rock, stars in the water? Wanna buck for Gas? ' Right! Every¬ body makes one mistake (but two)? Rm. 38 . . . Where is that? Stealing traffic cones from New Hampshire . . . Trips to Worcester? Bam? Rats . . . Real big ones Loves Phys. Ed. Ho-Ho- Ho-Ha-Ha- Cut it out, Someday his life will be filed under C.S. right! Colleen Grant 8 29 57 Coll —WOODIE ' S THE BETTER HALF. Radio Shack regular. Ever spend a summer on a yacht? Jr. Prom Princess. Mem¬ ories of the school plays. Drop Dead. You ' re a GAF. Part of the L.H. S. Friendly ' s gang. Maroon Staff Co-Editor. Paul ' s partner in crime. Some day we ' ll have to skip. Can ' t stay today. Suc¬ cess is bound to Grunt. Michael Higgins 10 17 57 Mr. Mike, why can ' t you turn the elephant on? Strange one may say, but truly unique. Thank You Little Old Ladies! I don ' t understand? What are you talking about? Freshman year you said, I hope that the next time I wake up, its graduation day. Mr. Mike, WAKE UP!!! Poodles or Hawkeye Scott J. Hurley 9 26 57 Snapper--and Carol; Jonesey ' s Bar Room— never heard of it? Car ever break down in the rain? Been bowling late¬ ly? Strike, what ' s that? Team captain of Sunday Night Sociables. Ever been offered a ride while walking on Henshaw Road —to where? Picasso in disguise—Joe Cool on the high bar, Mr. Row- den ' s gymnast. Good luck in the future. Jo-Ann Kalinowski 7 4 57 J.K., Polack, Catholic Jo, ski. Class secretary, C.Y.C., cheering, soft- ball, N.H.S., mudpies, pea soup a beverage- lemonade? Peanut butter cookies without peanut butter. Lost Horizon , Elizabeth ' s Young Man , M A S H Two differ¬ ent shoes, C.V.S., Tech, canoeing, caught in a bush. Janine ' s party. Howe Park. Chemistry fireman, Radar, Elton John. Football march, superfan; best artwork ever. Sydney you hike. Brenda Lamarche 10 17 57 Where Pat? Quiet . . . Me . . . Never! And WHAT was left in your truck!?? Can you drive tonight? I thought the window was open . . . want to dance? Very Friendly . . . SAR¬ CASTIC ! Success is sure to be hers. Deborah A. Logan 4 18 57 Debby . . . never stops talking. Special guy from Grafton. A Cornellman. Forever missing him. Re¬ member Misquamicut? Chain gum chewer. Aero- smith concert. Chicago concert. Chris ' s partner in crime. V.W. co-pilot. Grafton regular. Cheer¬ leader in the stands. Mad Bomber! ! ! Sun Worshipper. Bat girl of 72 . Maroon staff. Junior Prom. Arrow staff. N.H.S. 2-3-4. 10 to 1 she ' ll talk her way into success! ! ! Ellen M. Mayo 8 15 57 El Allan Norman ' s better half! Loved biology that freshman year—Bam --Explorers—Loved that week in Maine! Ever pour cereal in someone ' s hair? Hunhh?? Friendly ' s! Deb ' s twin! Red cars! What is it that ' s so deceiving! What dress??? Strong be¬ liever in a four day week! Somersault races! ?? The best of luck success always. -jg Mary McCue 2 14 57 Mar, Hey, what time is it? shut up! What happen¬ ed down by the water? Ever get a tango, facial? Great diving teacher. I ' m going to faint! Dead¬ ly weapons, lint, needs a battery re-charge. Moon¬ light swim? No longer a sane raide r. Off to the beach. Peas. Success is assured if she doesn ' t sleep through it. Sharon M. O ' Neill 9 19 57 Sharon . . . Catholic Shar . . . Shamrock. . . Co-originator of the Pea¬ nut butter cookies without the peanut butter. Polish Picnic. Locked in a bath¬ room. Ghoul Power. CYC Canoeing. Mountain climbing. Jug End. God- spell. Is this where Derek Sanderson lives? Boston Garden dressing room Super Fans. McDonalds. Sidney, you hike! Sweet? Sixteen? MASH Coun¬ try Road take me home Phyllis B. Prochnow 11 22 56 Phil ... all the way from Texas; always seen at the courts; accident prone, can drink up a storm, It ' s Wednesday, Phil, not Windsday. a real math and chemistry, whiz I ' ve got to lose some weight! Are you ever gonna get your li¬ cense!?! Success is as¬ sured in whatever she does. Susan Riel 4 6 56 Sue, believes in the good life, a smile for all. Al¬ most went insane at Rus¬ sell ' s but moved to the city. Vacation in Maine then Bermuda. Mr. Mar- coux, Red ' s headhandler. Good times at the Brook . Always improving her¬ self, to try and find her¬ self, she will receive no¬ thing but what she wants for herself. Jim Robidoux 4 25 57 SUPER JOCK 1 2 G. A.G. Duck ' s buddy (quack quack) HFL lead¬ ing receiver. Regular at Webster Sq. Arena, Tuna Fisherman. Polar Corp., cross country and track captain, National Honor Society. Stormin ' Who? Cars aren ' t Amphibious, Comment Alle ' a Fene- tre? Always on ice in winter. What tools? Oh, Baby, one time! If success is a mile away, he ' ll reach it in record time . . . Ingrid M. Slapak 5 9 55 Ingrid . . . Our friend from Sweden. A great friend to all—ski buff in the winter, horseback riding in the summer, loves Tom Collins, Tech parties and a special someone from Figi. Al¬ ways seen in those dun¬ garees and traskor (clogs). Loves Friendly ' s sundaes, especially hot fudge with pistacio ice cream. Success will be hers no matter where she goes--America or Sweden? Donna Thienel 12 27 56 D.T. . . . and Pin, Ham- ton ' 74; oreo; the blonde streak; beaver sister; Joyce ' s partner in climb; dump truck fender bend¬ er . Ever get stuck in the mud?? Loves to lose rings!?! Ho-Jon in class play; chink; ah-so cheer¬ ing 1, 2, 3, 4 (co-captain 4) loves to cut her hair; pink panther; those back¬ ward pictures in math class. Sure to analyze her way to success. Linda True 1 17 57 Prudence; and Beano. Al¬ ways late and never ready. Pig piles on sleeping bags. Beats up trees. UN-S- CRASH! A bit down at the courts. Strut Miss Lizzy. Loves swimming through lillies. Those 90° angle swerves down Main Street. The $10. 00 bet. What ' s that noise?? Wind a watch? Mt. Baldy and the Garage. Success is hers if she ' s ready in time. Paul Wester 8 22 57 Paul—crunch man , sick joke star of LHS. Baseball captain, LHS ' s answer to Johnny Bench. Super Fan . . . DiehardN.Y. Giants fan . . . Walt in class play, HFL Star Q.B. Where ' s Bob Tillman, Mr. Albro? Ever total a car? Did you have tire chains for breakfast? If success is pitches to him, he ' ll hit a home run. Friday’s Child . . . Is Loving and Giving Stephen T. Wolanski 3 21 57 Steve ... Loves Sue, hockey and booze; alias Warfy , Always seen speeding in his green chevy!! Praties at Jim¬ my ' s and Sundays at Quabbin. A REAL POL- ACK ... I fail to see the humor in that! ! Teen Angel in disguise?! A little whacky . . . must be from that con¬ cussion! ! A career in carpentry will be his if he slows down to find it. Maryanne Allen 5 3 57 Mare —Andy of the fa¬ mous Duo! Nance ' s part¬ ner in crime—star football player of second break-- Embroidery maniac! ! Shut your fat trap, Pocketbook supply of spoons and forks! Jingles! ! Grapeing!! Fondest Prom Memories!! Bowling— Arrow—Maroon. Sun¬ shine personality. Super Curtain Puller. A Career in Art Education in the years to come. Best of luck always. FORGET” Forget each kindness that you do. As soon as you have done it. Forget the praise that falls on you. The moment you have won it. Forget the scandal that you hear. Before you can repeat it. Forget each slight, each spite, each sneer. Wherever you may meet it. Remember every kindness done to you. Whatever its measure. Remember praise by others won. And pass it on with pleasure. Remember every promise made, And keep it to the letter. Remember those who lend you aid. And be a grateful debtor. Remember all the happiness that Came your way in living. Forget each worry and distress. Be hopeful and forgiving. Remember good, remember truth. And you will find through age and youth That many hearts will love you. Darlene Ayotte 7 5 57 Muffin and David . . . another Bonnie and Clyde. 2nd period study in the girl ' s room. Who ' s turn is it this week to give us a ride to the Y. C. ? Got a problem? Dial Bob. You ' ve got a friend. She ' s not gone, she ' ll live within our hearts. Hey you, WE ' RE GONNA CLIMB THAT MOUN¬ TAIN The road is long Mary Ann Boliver 8 17 56 Been down Worcester lately? How about Lowell, Lowell G Lowell, (strange). Double-cheese burger nut. Alas, old bug eyes is back. Loves bowling, Barbara Streisand freak, Carole King Tapestry. La-La .. . Been at the forum lately? What do you mean it ' s st still illegal? She will drive right into success if her car will make it! 4 Carl Boquist 8 20 57 Bo-Bo ... Ace j anitor of L. H. S. Comes to school when his Chevy starts. Will find success if he wakes up in time. Russell Croft 5 10 57 Krafty ... Chemistry- whiz kid. Weekend regu¬ lar at Jonsey ' s, huh? ! The rink rat of Leicester. Ever party over the weekend, the stereo up too loud?? Trapped in the ruins, no sense of direction at all. Ever go down Hawden Park at night? Success is his, if he can find it. Good Luck. Lorraine Burtt 8 2 57 Lorraine ... and Barry- nice kid-a member of the Burtt clan. Ever iron walls, or use a hacksaw before? A beaver sister, loves softball, co-capt. of field hockey, never seen without a knee brace — loves moustaches, Sat¬ urday night fun-giberish. No-hun! Future plans un¬ decided but she ' s sure to Barry her way into success. Richard Derosiers 11 16 56 Dick ... A full-blooded Schlitz drinker. Leices¬ ter ' s motorhead-at least he tries to be. Bob Butkiewicus 2 15 57 Bob . . . member of the B boys. Scot ' s partner in crime. Hey, Roy, go get me a McDonald ' s hot apple pie ! Worn out back seat. Ever see the IN¬ SIDE of the Bam? Sear ' s Industrial Maintenance Engineer. What happened on the trip to Boston, Buck? How much studying do you get done in the book closet? Success is his if he doesn ' t first trip over it. Mary Kay Dykas 7 26 57 MK, Dike, Blondi? One of Mr. Gidding ' s helians. Always smiling! ! (I won¬ der why?) Motor Mouthe herself. Basketball and softball spazz. W. P. I. What ' s down Highland Street that ' s so interesting? G.S. ! A real nature freak from the sticks. Loves _ pulling the ROOTS ! Ever get grounded? Halloween night. Hang on that branch baby! ! If she fol¬ lows the right route she will surely find success. Ann Marie Casello 8 16 57 Bud-Billy-what cha shin¬ ning your ring for? partners in crime Putt, Gurn, Lor- na, J. R. Mike, and Randy? great times. Girls room regular. Isn ' t love grand? Always sweet memories from the jun¬ ior prom-never forget Dave huh? Corner, Spen¬ cer, which Bill tonite? What keeps you talking huh? Cecile ' s brownie. She will talk her way to sucess. Janet Fongeallaz 6 7 57 Janet . . . Doug ' s girl— you ' ll break world records as the shortest secretary. What happened to Eng¬ land? Zayre employee. Have fun New Year ' s Eve? Always getting into trouble-ever come in late, or stay after fifth? She spent her best two years at Leicester-her last ones. She ' ll always be on top of the world IF SHE STANDS ON A CHAIR! Donna A. Gordon 3 22 57 Donna . . . sunshine . . . Neil Young ! ! Got your radio? Forever singing and laughing. Writing stories with your guitar. Girls basketball-won be tied. Weekends with Lorri. Almost heaven West Virginia ... Layla-pure poetry. Oh to live on Sugar Moun¬ tain with the barkers and colored balloons, you can ' t be twenty on Sugar Mountain, though you ' re thinking that you ' re leavin ' there too soon. Patricia Harmon 2 1 57 Putt . . . Jim-John who next? Ever hit a build¬ ing? One of the girls room regulars. Cleaned any girls rooms with Ann and Gurn lately? One of the Miss Hearst ' s pests. Always seen in Barre. Number one River Rat. Who ' s the mysterious man? Do any baty sitting near the cemetary late¬ ly? !? Success is sure to find her if she doesn ' t get lost first. Marsha J. Kingdon 10 11 57 Miss Magical Kingdum Who ' s better half! ? ! McDonald ' s Super Slave. One of the girls room gang . . . Cards any¬ one? I Doubt It?! RAMBIING RAMBLER!?!? Mary Ann ' s tallest side- kick! Did you ever have a pool table fall on your foot? Bowling. Skiing in summer, skating in win¬ ter. Wizard of Oz . . Gymnastics, . Drinking coffee eating bananas in the powder room. Will crash into success! ! ! ! ! William B. Murphy 1 18 57 Murph ... Always seen in his green pick-up. What happened to that red bug? Midnight hockey player. Ever eat a cigar. P.B. ?? Hates hamburgers and gasoline! Sleeps with a coyote !? !? Who taught you to hold a fork, Bill? Waites Dam? Can you really ride your bike back¬ wards? Meredith Eleva¬ tor ' s best. Sure to find success in the future. Kevin Reed 6 21 57 Willis ... A person who is looked up to. Always seen with Gigi. Three sports, Chemistry whiz . . . King St. Regular. Ever get stopped on a pink slip? Paul ' s best friend .in the shower. Johnson Wales in the fall? He ' ll always be high in his field. Deborah A. Lilley 11 22 57 Lil-Deb ' Dubs -Loves camping ! Didn ' t want to come home from Maine. What did you like so much there? High Tide?? El ' s look alike! Big nose? Loves music-sweet In¬ nocent (You ' ve gotta be kidding! !) Saturday night races- 71-Loves work-ever skip it? N. H. S. - Bam Explorers-Home¬ work? What ' s that??? Off to nursing school in the fall. God Bless forever! Joseph Mayo 2 1 57 Joe . . . been graping lately? Uncle Bills side- kick, Maroon Staff resi¬ dent artist, keeps up with the Jonse ' s . . . Head of stage crews, who drop¬ ped the table? Father Mulcahy, Forget this is Korea. National Honor Society, Mrs. Mattes ' chief antagonist (Whose hand is that? ) If he can ' t find success he ' ll create it on paper. Betsy-Lynn Rogers 9 14 56 Betsy ... Always heard saying, Let ' s skip, they ' ll never miss us! 11-7 shift. Clarence ' s little sister. Rum Coke. Room 316? Robidoux ' s favorite Which car this - time? What? my cars where?! Mr. Rochettes favorite student. Ever so bowling at Spider Gates? Still waiting for J. L. ? How about P.S. ? M A S H favorite. W.C.H. reg¬ ular. If success is to be found, she ' ll drive away with it. Mrs. Rosemary Wolanski 2 1 57 Rosy . . . and Rick (lit¬ tle Ricky) Honeymoon at Niagra Falls ! Quiz Kid ! ! ! You eat the hotdog that fell in the fire. LHS ' Dear Abbey-Good old times at the YC. Clear Sky ' s THE FARM-Joni Mitchell- You ' re got a Friend. For wherever two or more of you are gathered in his name-there is love . . . there is love. Pamela Stone 11 29 57 Pam ... The orgiginal submachine gun. Ever say Happy Birthday?? B. S. ? A fling on the side with tubs-shh! ! We really shouldn ' t eat it but . . . Did you ever try to keep a party small? Come on what do you really do 6th period? !? ! Cold turkey on Tuna fish A Friend to everyone. She ' ll laugh her way into success. David Wood 3 8 57 Woody Woodpecker . . . V.B. Three year man on the football team. Ever get tired out? Loves sporties, M. M. M. C. Ever dump it? Success is his if he wants it. Diane Symonowicz 2 8 57 Who ' s Polish? Likes it up in Maine ! Hey do ya wanna go to Boston?? All night talks. Never has plans, just goes along till something happens. Who ' s Ugly ? Likes one special band. We can make it, it ' ll take us awhile, but a good start will be with a smile. Susan Montville 5 16 57 Sue ... A friend to all. Quiet until you get to know her. I took the road less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Success is sure to be hers. Debbie Wiliams 6 14 57 HELMET . . . shy and innocent? D.Q. exposures —the fox--easy to em- bares, Hampton 74—ever get picked on??? Loves the guards-picks crabs from H. Beach N. H. ! Al¬ ways nervous, ever go for an open walk down town? On man! I ' m not that kind of girl! Lem- monade kid herself - lite-sister Mary Elephant, better known as manga- another beaver sister! ! As an X-Ray technition she ' ll see her way through life. Yesterday is already a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision, But today well lived, makes every yesterday A dream of happiness and every tomorrow A vision of hope. The more happiness we give, the happier we become, And the happier we become, tire more we have to give. Cheryl Sherman 2 22 57 Shoo-Shoo ... Sheba ... A great kid always running into someone. . or something . . was that a radiator? Boone get your pinhead in here ! Can be seen driving the rat . . . Do you need a push or will it back up? Bowling average 70? Next time bring your glasses! Cremated sneak¬ ers?? Jamie ' s Girl . . . Everybody ' s Friend . . . Sure to find success. I ' :, Saturday’s Child . . . Works Hard For Its Living. Richard Connor 3 30 57 Dick ... and Audrey. Forever seen on River St. C owe ns employee? Foot¬ ball?? 4 yr. basketballer, 3 yr. baseball. Jiggers the brownie. Always seen in a white ford. Ever breakdown in the middle of nowhere. Constantly seeked by Mr. Rowden. Watch me I ' 11 stuff it On to success if he has enough will-power in his genera¬ tor. Glenn Berard 9 7 57 McGarrett ... World ' s best stunt driver on Friday the 13th. Most colorful gym socks and sneakers. L. H. S. Peacock Doin ' the hand jive. Blitzed Boogie on Regge Woman. Dressing contest with Mr. Hippert. Book him Murder One ! ! Ed Merit S. M. C., The SQUIRE, Rollie Fin¬ gers. How Bout a few Frosties? I declare Juniors Farm the official party song of the Bumcoat Street G ang! Robert Facteau 2 23 57 SUPER FLAME, 45 . . . Algebra whiz, How ' s Lori? Ice Hockey Captain, Tonto ' s Partner, Tom Buckley ' s Star goalie, Always on ice, remember Millbury-Traitor, Hockey Jersey Freak. Tuna Fish¬ erman, Polar Corp. French Specialist-Thanks Madam. Silver bullet. Luigi ' s. Bernie Parent? Jim ' s Team mate, headed for flames training camp? He will skate his way to success if he doesn ' t trip over his stick. Bee. . . and Dave, One oftheGang. Sally ' s side- kick; National Honor So¬ ciety, Maroon Staff, Loves Driver-ed; Ever hit any keep right signs, while in the driver-ed car? ! Sundays at Quabbin, par¬ ties over Joe ' s, Jimm ' s van, and Marshall St. Who ' s beeping the horn?! Watchout for low flying planes. Bound for Fram¬ ingham and a lifetime of Success. Matthew M. Brennan 4 6 57 Matt . . . Mateo . . . Goombah ... ever bor¬ row Brookfield apples?! A commited Cross Country Runner-OR AT LEAST HE SHOULD BE! ! HFL Board of Directors, bowling aver¬ age of 64, takes his aggres¬ sions out by shooting bot¬ tles (after emptying them). If his success is a Math equation, he ' ll have the answer before you finish writing it. Richard Garabedian 12 14 57 Garb . . . One of the Valley Boys ! !! Basketball 1,2,3,4. Remember Mr. Gidding ' s class? Purgatory, Always seen at the part¬ ies ! Common, Courts, Al¬ ways seen at the wall! ! Gonna ' dribble or shoot. If success is there, he ' ll be sure to find it. Wayne King 3 9 57 Wacka ... always with Linda. Member of the Red Knee Club. Trapper John in class play. 4 Football, 4 Basketball, 2 Track. Any accidents lately??? Ever drive a slad? Memories of Prom, or next day. Likes to ski-What was it you lost at the mountain?? How ' s the golf coming? He ' ll drive his way to suc¬ cess if he doesn ' t crash first. JoyT. LaPlante 3 23 57 Joy . . . S.C., S. A. C., and B.S. . . . To be in¬ sane; to found a smile; to laugh truly from the heart; to have joy . . . More than just a friend— a part. To Albert de Salvo from Harry von Zifferman III— C ' est la vie, mon amie! Sharon O ' brien 1 5 57 Smiley . . . (Alias Pack- Rat) Pies for everyone— Will someday make them mountains her home. Isn ' t Life Beautiful? Got a feeling deep inside; Praise God! Cheryl Lemieux 4 13 57 Cheryl . . . and Fran. Always seen in a blue or yellow convertible An¬ other drive-in this week¬ end? One of the girls room gang. Sandy ' s sidekick. Ever get stuck near Naza¬ reth at 11:00 at night? Sure likes Worchester Air¬ port! With who? And what ' s so interesting about Crystal Street? Get chased for no reason?! Ready or not world-watch out! Here comes Cheryl! Francis Millet 7 28 56 Fred. . . Red in the head, Real easy going; Takes life as it comes, Yea that ' s cool. Always at a party and if not he makes one ! ! ! Has a word for everyone. A natural roller. Stands out in a crowd even if he ' s sit¬ ting down. The future will be bright if he opens his eyes. Randy Pierce 9 16 57 Randy ... Always late or never shows up! A car lover. Big telephone bills from out of state? Goes for joy rides through fields! Ever get stuck in a river?—-a log! ! ! Hor¬ ror show? Ever get chased by the cops? When success is waiting to be picked up he ' ll be late. Sandra M. Roux 11 30 56 Sandy ... Who ' s this Bob you ' re always talking about? Big mouth, big heart! What a kid—good spirits—Loves to sew she ' s good (or great), made a long white gown —wonder what for? Bob ' s other half, Suzy home¬ maker—when she ' s ex¬ cited watch out! What a laugh! No, there ' s noth¬ ing in the punch. What ' s so special about June? Do I hear Bells? Celeste Langlois 4 13 57 Mama Celeste ... and Mancho. A friend to everyone. Basketball 3 yrs., field hockey senior yr. Forever dieting! Speedy on and off the courts. Why is Brooks St. so interesting?? Ever go shopping with Debbie?? Forever here, forever there, stay the same you were right here. Thomas Moore 3 25 56 Tom ... a friend to all. Used to be a troublemaker but has calmed down. Or have you???? Mischievi- ous?? Never!!! Great kid who will find success in everything he does. KarenS. Boris 7 15 56 Karen ... Always seen in her blue FO. Linda ' s riding partner, what does a waterbed feel like? One of Mr. Gidding ' s favorite business students. Ever think you ' d get out of here? Anyone for Dunkin Donuts? Up your nose? Gym Fanatic. Ha! Ever been to Concord for something to do? Am¬ herst? Ware? She ' ll stare her way into success with her blue eyes. Debora Edwards 9 29 57 Deb ... Co-editor of the yearbook. Quiet until you get to know her, then LOOK OUT! ! Nancy in M A S H. Why couldn ' t it have been Elvis Pres¬ ley ' s jeep that broke down? Really Deb. N.H.S. member. Field hockey manager. Volleyball and ski freak. Summers and weekends in New Hamp¬ shire. Ever take a ride on a yacht? Happiness is a smile from Deb, Mike Giguere 8 25 57 Jigger ... Mr. Albro ' s pet. Can you dunk yet? David Thompson ' s 1 fan. Learn how to drive a stan¬ dard? Gumbo ' s partner in crime. Ever lend your car out for skippers? Ali the Greatest! Basketball starter? Red knee club member. Scrutiny. Foot¬ ball card specialist. Loves to eat in foods class. Ralphies ' buddy. Sure to find success if he doesn ' t jump by it. Nancy Gurney 9 29 57 Gum ... Lorn a ' s shad¬ ow, Brooksie ' s problem, Loves Vega ' s !!! Ann ' s partner in crime. Spen¬ cer ! ! Through all our anguish, peace will shine; like the bitter¬ sweet taste of fine aged wine. And if in life ' s time, we should meet again, I ' ll always re¬ member my school time friends. Hopes to be as happy as Mrs. Janet Fon- gellaz, Wedding Bells ! !! Will draw her way to suc¬ cess. And a Child That ' s Born on The Sabbath Day Beverly Angell 8 11 57 Werv! ... Muscles . . . One of the Gang. a true friend to all!?! Did your eyebrows every turn red? The patriots will win the NBA title, huh? Remem¬ ber those parties-of course you don ' t! A shoe full of .; Loves sour cream and green onion potato chips. Driver-ed, favorite class, alias crash. Good luck, in the future, you deserve the best. Is Fair, Wise, Good, Gay. Nancy Anderson 7 21 57 Nance . . . dog on the field , Fond Prom mem¬ ories--Christian—Barn-- Apples!! Popcorn! Fin¬ ally False Teeth! Are you ever going to drive?? Hey! What are how lie Owlies?? Class Play, Ar¬ row, Anne of the famous duo; Miss Innocent. Pig squeals, Maryanne ' s partner in crime. What were those noises in the night? OOB! ! ! Nursing in the fall. Good luck and God Bless. Dan Benoit 7 28 57 Dan the man ... Roy ' s partner in crime, Mr. King ' s brownie of the year. B Boys loyal mem¬ ber, Sears super Sales¬ man. Ever hear Dan com¬ ing in on the big machine, Leicester ' s No. ONE tuba player, because he IS the ONLY one. Stormin ' Nor¬ man ' s right hand man is crosscountry. Dan, What ' s your school time bowling average? Will play his way to success. James Johnston 1 27 57 Tonto Indian, mad bomber in the Maverick, Sharfman ' s leading jew- ler. Always seen with Super Flame. Backyard football star. Super fans chauffeur. Rotation pool champion, lone ranger ' s sidelick. Break any boards lately? Official softball pitcher (E. R. A. 28.09), annual arrow for Christ¬ mas. Luigi ' s. Leading soccey fighter, Lotus? If success is a bow and arrow, he ' ll hit the bull ' s eye. Lisa Mattei 12 22 57 Alice . . . K.P.R.R.C. Hampton 74 . Beaver Sis¬ ter, Basketball, Softball, Field Hockey- Capt. Leicester ' s answer to Bill Walton. Kenny . . Ever get razzed?! Maine. Deep Buips!! N.H.S. V.P. Soph-Pres. Jr. V.P. Prom memories. Scarecrow?! throws suit cases! Falls down walls and stairs. DO DIS !! Harvest Moons on Basketball bus? Friendly ' s flagpole? Lifeguard Bill? Tech!! Right!! Whatever happens Lisa, Thats the way the ball bounces !! Denise M. Lamarche 9 23 56 Den ... Ray ' s better half. Always smiling, yelling, talking, etc. Girls room regular. M.K. ' s shadow! Gym class spazz! Mrs. Crock¬ ers ' excederine headache! Always in her weird moods! OK, which one is it today? At one point seen at Tech Parties un¬ til she stumbled over a Hill! Success will come if she doesn ' t scream at it. Debra M. Smith 7 27 56 Deb ... and Bruce. Goes to Maryland every weekend! Meet some weird people riding those buses. Wedding in June at Navel Academy Chap¬ el. Pinned at THE ring dance. Loves long week¬ end trips to Annapolis. Will find success if Bruce lets her. GO NAVY!! m Stephen A. Lamarche 10 28 56 Steve ... A bom flirt; Mr. T. in disguise, What ' s on Pine St. or shouldn ' t we ask? ! ? Another O ' Coin ' s special, huh Steve? So Happy It ' s Tuesday, What color today? Hampton Beach and the Fate Dance; Parties at Joe ' s, How come you took the back way home?? Maroon and Arrow, Staff, He ' ll surely find happiness and success in whatever he does. Thomas Trepanier 3 17 57 Tom . . , Trip. One man band, high hopes of ending up to Berklee. The accident prone kid (al¬ ways killing himself) Works in ladies under¬ wear . . , Always seen driving his black er . . ah . . whatever it is. Success is left to the good Lord above. Amen. Sally A. Legg 4 7 57 Sal ... Joe ' s better half; Duchess of Earle , Sue ' s partner in crime. Always heading for the guidance office, but never makes it!!! N. H. S., Arrow, and Maroon Staff, Surprise on Marshall St. !!! Where were those fire trucks going? !? ! Firm believer in dungarees and two day weeks ... Quabbin, Hampton, California, G Deuces Wild? !? Live hand in hand and together we ' ll stand on the threshold of dream. Time laced our lives together. Yet, not forced to love, we gave What was our own to one another. We felt each other ' s delights as our own; and through the unity that binds us, our memories and lives will be as one. 1615 VEW ' yOftK AvE ? •atta Most Attractive: Celeste Dave Most Likely To Succeed: Sandy John Most Brillant: Rosey Mateo Most Versatile: J.K. Grunch Brownies of the Year: Deb Rich Sexiest: Michelle Steve Most Flirtatious: Mary Kay Mike Class Clowns: Pam Kevin Big Mouths: Coll Paul Quietest: Deb Roy G MOST ATHLETIC: Kevin G Lisa B.S. ARTISTS: Mike G Muffin Mike SCHOOL SKIPPERS: Sue G Fran Going Gone DEVILISH: Bev G Mark BEST DRESSED: Cindy Party Goers of the Year: Eileen Brad Most Popular: Meg Mike Wittiest: Deb Jay Joe Jane Cool: Linda Wayne Hi fella ' s can I play? It ' s working, Just one little kiss How about a hickey instead! Who Me? I an NOT a big mouth!!! Pucker Power And then I went around Attack rwist- en-shout! k I dare you I AM! Happy Birthday, Deb 1 km ES mjgp yi t V ' U f Li «JpS %: w- hr ■ Ur VlffjHt js 1 1 HI m —_ A yf inn.I . | Senior Class Play Mash Row 1, L-R: D. Thienel, C. Grant, S. O ' Neil, L. Janies, M. McCue, D. Edwards. Row 2, L-R: L. Fulginiti, L. True, M. Cantara, B.Lamarche, M. Dykas, N. Ander¬ son, E. Ressler, K. Cunningham. Row 3, L-R: M. Higgins, J. Kalinowski, L. Mattei, C. Sherman, R. Sullivan, M. Brennan, L.Halpin, P. Wester. Row 3, L-R; W. King, K. Reed, P. Gleason, J. Wood. MENU anc Dam hooks! I ' m delicate Now Colonel? Mummy Scrumptious-W amptious .? 4 ! . | 4wr : ' f Jjj || 1 i 1 ; A B II (4 1’] I;j |i 4 1 1 ‘ Kathy Burning--Secretary Lori LaPlante—Treasurer Junior Class Officers Rocky Hyland--President Lynn Lucier—Vice President 45 Row 1, L-R: K. Connor, L. Beauregard, S. Bernatchez, M. Clifford, P. Conley, D. Cote, D. Briggs, B. An¬ derson. Row 2, LOR: R. Burque, F. Buckley, P. Cam- arda, K. Burning, J. Byrns, D. Adams, R. Burtchell, Row 3, L-R: F. Brennan, M. Bachand, P. Brennan, J. Cherry, M. Cherry, P. Asquith. Row 1, L-R: P. Dawe, C. Harmon, L. Halpin, H. Doane, G. Grimshaw, A. Earle, E. Grady, C.Harris, G. Estey. Row 2, L-R: T. Friend, M. Doray, R. Daigle, W. Greenholge, R. Flagg, J. DeParie. Row 3, L-R: E. Gallagher, M. Dorr, R. Depatie, M. Del- laCava, J. Foy, S. Favreau. Row 1, L-R: D. Jarobski, D. LaFayette, L. Johnson, M.Hennessy, L. LaPlante, D.LaPointe, L. LaPage, C.Jones. Row 2,L-R:H. Leveillee, J. Kobel, C. Joseph, C. DellaCava, D.Herrin, D. Harris, J. He- beet. Row 3, L-R: R.Larson, C. Larson, M. James, D1 Labile, R. Hyland, D.Houagimiam. Row 1, L-R: D. Thibeault, M. Seal, D. Torte, J. Skagerlind, D. Traingue, D. Wall, S. Rollins, N. Robidoux. Row 2, L-R: M. Stevens, A. Ryberg, D. Rodgers, J. Skagerlind, N. Stetson, D. Peloquin, M. Sliwinski, T. Southand. Row 3, L-R: J. Paige, S. Riel, A.Paipulas, S. Taberner, P. Sielis, W. Tuis- kula, D. Peloquin. Row 1, L-R: W. Witkowski, D. McGurn, K. Zamoita, S. Sawyer, S. Witt, R. Langlois, S. Orsi, E. Watters. Row 2, L-R: B. Porter, S. Wester, R. Bove, B. De- Patie, T. Wood, D. Barrus. Row 1, L-R: E. O ' Leary, M. Niemala, L. McCleod, R. Montville, J. Micheals, S. Mayo, D. Manseay. Row 2, L-R: M. Jarmolowicz, J. Lloyd, L. Lucier, C.Kroyak, A. McGregor, P. Mancini, Y. Lilley. Row 3, L-R: M. O ' Donell, D.Liberty, K. McMenemy, P. Morris, B. Martin. They forgot to dress me before I left home Physics Whizzz Sophomore Class Officers Brian Taburner—Treasurer Lynn Higgens—Secretary 49 DONALD COREY—PRESIDENT Donna Daigle—Vice President Row 1, L-R: C. Sarika, J. Colby, R. Chouinard, D. Daigle, J. Carlson, N. Daigle, K. Comeau. Row 2, L-R: W. Conley, L. Canane, D. Carey, A. Davenport, B. Cocker, D. Corey. Row 3, L-R: M. Carkin, G. Clark, R. Cook, B. Carkin, P. Burque, J. Canty. Row 1, L-R: A. Angell, S.Asadorian, K. Asquith, D. Brunett, D. Benett, B. Berryman, P. Bigwood, W. Lindsey. Row 2, L-R: S. Allain, T. Barnes, J. Ban- iukiewicz, L. Burlingame, D. Bowen, K. Antanivica, J. Baker. Row 3, L-R: J. Bernatchez, G. Sarri, B. Allen, J. Bedard, J. Baily, P. Bigwood, K. Batstone. V. ' % fw fl fi j Row 1, L-R: M. Cote, R. Doldo, K. Dorr, D. Gig- gey, S. Fortin, C. Garry, B. Goodrow, M. Dorr. Row 2, L-R: D. Foy, D. DeFosse, G. Guertin, T. Garrety, D. Flink, M. Fanion, P. Garritz, W. Grif¬ fis, Row 3, L-R: D. Flint, D. Couture, K. Doane, D. DePatie, M. Gorden, T. Dolengiewicz. L-R, Row 1: P. Hasett, M.Halien, A. Higgins, G. Johnston, L. Laincz, E.Hale, C. Johnston, N. Israe- lian. Row 3: D. Lelstrom, P. Lafayette, J. Halley, L. Higgins, P.Larson, J. Harris, T. Lauder. Row 3: M. Lamarche, K. Lawe, P. Lamarche, B.Hallen, G. LaPine, M. Jyringi. Row 1, L-R: C. O ' Donnell, K. McGrail, P. Menard, T. Moore, E.Madore, L. Laveille, E.McCue, C. Lloyd. Row 2: K. McMenemy, R.Mercier, D. Liber¬ ty, C. Magee, S. Manseau, D. Menard, K. Mantha. Row 3, L-R: P. McGurn, A. Prochnow, J. Martin, R. Lenerise, T. Moore, E. McCarthy, R. Martin. Row 1, L-R: P. Peirce, C. Russell, L. Riopel, C. Pressey, A. Roberts, M. Power, P. Saunders. Row 2, L-R: M. Ring, J.Pike, L. Ryan, C.Paipulas, M. Rand, D. Pengilly, C. Smith. Row 3, L-R: L. Patricks, A. Piscapo, M. Reidy, R. Russell, J. Robil- lard, J. Moughan. Y M i Ml .i Row 1, L-R: D. Yurick, D. Wentworth, G. Williams, P. White, L. Trainque, S. Tolman, D. Burchell. Row 2, D-R: C. Iandolli, B. Taberner, K. Nichlos, S. Sou- jion, S. Tashjian, A. Swieszkowski, K. Wood, G. Sundstrom. What kind of lab? Oh to live on Sugar Mountain Where are Hansel and Gretel? Superman JL. —L i 1 i EL b SS lgl| «i Freshman Class Officers Kathy Corley--Treasurer Rhonda Ayotte—President John Foy--Vice President Liz Higgins—Secretary 53 Row 1, L-R: D. Bailey, L. Nemeths, S. Anderson, J. Burning, N. Berard, T. Rennan, W. Blanchette, R. Burdzel, Row 2, L-R: J. Daige, R. Ayotte, L. Bourbeau, M. Bisceglia, J. Bercume, R. Ayer, B. Antanivica. Row 3, L-R: E. Brunette, J. Baker, S. Bray, V. Bisceglia, R. Brennan, M. Bradshaw. Row 1, L-R: M. Carey, J. Doray, C. Carson, R. Cote, E. Clifford, S. Edwards. Row 2, L-R: S. Lil- ley, C. Colby, D. Corley, L. Cark, P. Dykas, H. Daley, J. Dempsey, L. Davis. Row 3, L-R: D. Cher ' ry, M. Falk D. Moughan, D. Cocker, D. Daley, B. Chaffee, G. Burtt. Row 1, L-R: L. Higgins, A. Hickey, T. Yurick, K. Gumpright, T. Friend, J. Lemerise, J. Frascolla, M. Guertin. Row 2, L-R: J. Hyland, M. Inangelo, L. Chenette, S. Greaves, A. Foreman, S. Gadbois, D. Hart, P. Hey. Row 3, L-R: D. Patricks, J. Foy, A. Iandoli, S. Griffin, B. Fitzimmons, C.Henze. Row 1, L-R: L. Gagnon, D.Kemp, T. Malooly, L. Martin, L.Lemay, L, Jakes, N. Lucier, P. Porier, A. Lajoie, D. McCarthy. Row 2, L-R: K. Dennison, M. Mandella, T. Kalinowski, S. Leboda, M. Kent, B. Leader, D.Kilmonis, D. Largesse. Row 1, L-R: J. O ' Leary, M. Lerra, S. Mandella, L Morse, S.MacDonald, M. Florid, K. Rancke, E. Ryberg. Row 2, L-R: S. Peterson, J. Shea, P. Moi rison, J. Bunells, L. Robdoux, L. Powell, T. Sank J. Herrin. Row 3, L-R: D. Smoth, K. Sivret, R. Sjo- berh, J. Shout, G. Rogers, J. Shea, B. Pressy. Row 1, L-R: D. Stone, P. Barry, L. Talbot, P. Wood, A. Tsikas, K. Wetherbee, A. Shivick, L. Wiggins, M. Swan, D. Wentworth. Row 2, L-R: S. Wood, P. Wit- kowski, S. Styren, D. Smay, R. Wall, J. Southwick, J. Zajchowski, W. Sylvester, R. Kwiathowski. Row 3, L-R: K. Soucie, M. Smith, S. Wood, J. Brennan, D. Sallevan, G. Tashjian, J. Socha. i r | • V Bmf g§ ] K ' 1 � Lmi 51 i ■ - ' 4 , w v 4 i ■ f | rtii ' 5 J J Mrs. Gray ' s Class Row One, L-R: P. Hallen, C. Kerr, M. Foy, P. Backunus. Row Two, L-R: J. Paige, R. Micheals. Work Study Row One, L-R: D. Benoit, D.Lumb. Row Two, L-R: T. McCluskey, D. Lilley, L. James. Row Three, L-R: R. Pierce, F. Carey, M. Camarda, J. Johnston, T. Trepanier, D. Belanger. Advisor: Mr.Jalbert. Trade Row One, L-R: D. Castonguay, B. Clemmey, N. Knight, S. Castonguay. Row Two, L-R: R Barriere, D. Butnus, F. Barriere, L. Smith, R. Kelman. o 0 ;• v ' ' 1974 Girls co-captains and coach, L. Burtt, C. Flagg, Miss J. Morin. SENIORS: L-R: C. Lucke, L. Mattie, L. Burtt, C. Flagg, L. Fulginiti, C.Langlois. T r i l©k AX 1 L«s M y VARSITY TEAM: Standing: L. Lucier, D. Wall, K. Burning, C. Lucke, L. Fulginiti, J. Kobel, L. Burtt, C. Flagg, coach J. Morin. Kneeling: T. Malooly, S. Witt, H. Doane, L. Mattie, C. Langois, S. Manseau J.V. TEAM: Standing: N. Lucier, K. Wetherbee,L. Tsksis, R. Ayotte, T. Barnes, K. Comeau, P. Dykas. Kneeling: J. Burn¬ ing, D.Laffayette, C. McGrail, B.Hall, S. Anderson, D. Baily, D. Giggey, T. Moore. We They 28 David Prouty 27 35 Trade 20 36 Oxford 21 23 Shepard Hill 36 30 Uxbridge 25 19 Trade 40 23 Grafton 32 25 Northbridge 30 42 Millbury 19 24 Bay Bath 32 21 West Boyston 37 SWCL Invitational--3rd place Row 1, Left to Right: K. Cunningham, R. Daigle, J. Hebert, R. Wall, co- captains-J. Robidoux, J. Wood. J. Bercume, J. Southwick, T. Kalinowski, M. Brennan. Second Row: Left to Right: D. Benoit, Mgr., J. Baily, D. Cherry, S. Wester, N. LaPlante-coach., M. Bachand, P. Brennan, E.McCarthy, D. Truboda, Mgr. tr l � � [vlw 5 r Row One, L-R: Coach S.Hair, J. Foy, B. DePatie, R. Garabedian, W. King, Capt. M. DePatie, D. Wood, J.Hennessy, ' , F. Brennan, M. Dorr, Coach L. Schleminger. Row Two, L-R: Coach D. Cawley, M. James, S. Saunders, M. O ' Donnell, A. Swieskowski, Burtchell, A.Papalous, S. Reil, T. Lauder, Head Coach R. Nelson. Row Three, L-R: P. Morrison, B. Flagg, B. Burque, K. Wood, K. Reed, R. Hyland, M. Jarmulowicz, J. Lloyd, G. Burtt, J. Shea. Row Four, L-R: J. Hyland, G. Tashjian, B. Hassett, L. Taberner, D. Sullivan, J.Bedard, D. DePatie, A. Wood, B. Cook, J. Brennan. Row Five, L-R: Mgr. P. Hallen, J. Socha, M. Falk, M. Ring, S. Wood, T. Friend, A. Prochnow. Capt. Mike DePatie Head Coach: B. Nelson Asst. Coach: S. Hair Coach; D. Cawley Kevin Reed Wayne King David Wood WE 32 Baypath Regional 8 Putnam (Conn.) 18 Uxbridge 6 Oxford 6 West Boylston 0 Northbridge 0 Grafton 6 Millbury 6 Wore. South 20 David Prouty 3-6-1 THEY Rich Garabedian WE OPPONENT THEY 58 South 38 34 Doherty 35 53 Grafton 39 52 Millbury 35 42 West Boylston 35 69 Oxford 45 43 Northbridge 32 50 David Prouty 42 56 Uxbridge 47 29 Grafton 35 34 Millbury 32 44 West Boylston 35 42 Oxford 43 51 Northbridge 42 41 David Prouty 52 67 Uxbridge 28 33 Shephard Hill 35 41 Doherty 35 District Ill ' s 47 St. Bernards 35 35 Quabbin 38 Clark Tournament 38 Oakmont 31 39 Southbridge 44 L-R, 1st Row: Coach Cundall, P. Dykas, C. Connor, S. Witt, K. Burning, L. LaPlante, R. Langlois. L-R, 2nd Row: Manager L. Lucier, C. Langlois, C. Lucke, L. Mattei, M. Dykas, D. Byrnes, Manager S. Dorr. CO-CAPTAINS: Mary Kay Dykas, Lisa Mattei Our Seniors Super Stars. it You want it? Well can ' t have it. He looks GREAT from here! NO PARTY? Let me through, PLEASE? Next victim—RIP ' EM! Row 1: K. Comeau, P. Poirier, T. Friend, co-captains, D. Wall, P. Dykas, L. Higgins, M. Barry, D. Giggey. Row 2: P. Barry, K. Talbot, K. Wetherbee, R. Ayotte, G. Williams, J. Cherry, L. Higgins, J. Daige. HI The Basketball team this year ended the season with an 8-13rec¬ ord. Injuries plus losing some nip and tuck games turned the tide toward a losing season. Major in¬ juries such as broken ankles to both Captain Kevin Reed and start¬ ing forward Jim Foy hurt the Wol¬ verine in the latter part of the year. The highlight of the year would have to be the thrilling victory over a strong Northbridge team mid-way through the season. With a host of veterans returning next year along with some good J.V. players the future should be a bright one at L.H.S. 1974-75 Varsity Basketball Season L-R: C. Smith, M. Jarmolowicz, F. Brennan, R. Burtchell, J. Foy, S. Wester, J. Reidy, P. Asquith, W. King, R. Connor, R. Garabedian, Manager P. Wester. 69 ■Ill—l-llllll III fe WSy 1 S K „ y S. r ; - ST dp I 1 jaBBr ' r Boys’J.V. Basketball J.V. Team: Front Row, L to R: K. Nichols, M. O ' Donnell, M. James, M. Reidy, B. Allen. Second Row, L to R: J. Hyland, G. Guertin, J. Martin, W. Hassett, P. Garrity, D. Foy, Mngr. M. Foy. Captain: Mark James. 1st Row, L. to R.: C. Langlois, S. Wood, L. Burtt, L. Mattie, J. Kalinowski, D. Dorr. 2nd Row, L. to R.: K. Comeau, L. Beaure gard, K. Connor, K. Burning, S. Witt, L. LaPlante, R. Langlois. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Coach Morin, L. Laniz, J. Kobel, P. Dykas, Tsikas, D. Wall. • -w t 1 % J 1st Row, L. to R.: Coach T. Buckley, R. Connor, P. Wester, M. Giguere, R. Garabedian. 2nd Row, L. to R.: J. Bedard, M. O ' Donnel, M. Jarmolouwicz, C Smith, J. Hennessey. 3rd Row, L. to R.: J. Hyland, S. Reil, S. Wester, E. Gallagher, G. Burtt. 4th Row, L. to R.: D. LaBrie, R. Hyland, P. Hallen. R. Connor, Capt. P. Wester, Coach T. Buckley, M. Giguere, R Garabedian. 1 pSjiiPj junji MLw Mi Row 1, L-R: M. Dorr, M. Clifford, P. Bigwood, D. Daigle, L. Nemeth, T. Friend, A. Earle, L. Lemay, S. Anderson, D. Bialey, G. Estey. Row 2, L-R: Slilley, J. Southwick, G. Tashjan, J. Bercume, R. Wall, D. Daigle, J. Hebert, T. Kalinow- ski, D. Maughan, M. Kent. Row 3, L-R: A. Paipalas, M. Falk, S. Saunders, K. Cunningham, M. Brennan, R. Burtchell, J. Robidoux, J. Wood, R. Ayer, J. Shea, D. Cherry, P. Gleason, Coach N. Hamley. lUS Co-Capt. J. Stephens, Coach Bjorklund, Co-Capt. M. Camarda. 1st Row, L. toR.:B. Lemerise, J. Stephens, M. Camarda, 2nd Row: J. Foy, M. Stevens, T. Dolengiewicz, D. Foy, M Reidy, W. Witowski, J. Shea, P. Burque, Coach Bjorklund. jm .« ... I f yS , - ' 3 ,.. SpISSES L ■ -• - .£ C ,. j ■ - «t; ' - S £ ■ f $Ss. ' « ite -r- « W« ' -J3«sWss k.-- ' Viw -♦ •. � ■ •’ •4 ' - v T ' ' .irA ; ' v - tr ir s ’f s ;5: Sjft- ' ti Sfelwy ; Jpj iy ' TWtS’ 43 « p£§2ss8 ■raaSr. i -. ; A.v� 3Ei ' � ■+£ rp I ® fw •� •� ■: ' ■ ' -• ” • ' ’atajfc SS;r.- ; . fc3S£a ' T ' , ' %. a. ' ' .i «.• , . v . ■•- • ■«- ‘g-g aUS - - -yrv i 1 S TV : ■ ,T, ff.l j _ s C i.. 4 - il Sslis « . 1 . kj t ££%£� £! i lr ' -... . j.j;.� 4 v iScSM ' ,v?ji w- ... . ■ -• . yj, .........PMBM|.$5 iP; ?.- W-. ' S ' rmij ? ic V ’ : VXS , 9 ' “ V ' - V- v. _• ' ; ' LaMMiMP If ' j r � -,■� « ) I P.1 swjcy. _ •O ' ■ .w- Cheer Leaders Left to Right: D.Peloquin, A. Shivick, A. Earle, M. Griffiths, J. Robillard, J. Kalinowski—Co-Capt., Mrs. Green—Coach, C. O ' Donnell, S. O ' Neill, L. Higgins, E. Ressler, E. Higgins, D. Thienel—Co-Capt. iSilifeUan :lson « ' - ' Mb -I- ' ;, J jF ' HE«E f School Play Annie Get Your Gun WHERE FOSWlLsn ' M p ft0 p sonHouse dnable rrtes It ir«. 5 HE? Nti - r • •. ;■«}. m ‘$- u INr_: l: iU H 1 � j _ H r I 1 vw Mi It ] ? ; j R .1 Lady of Spain, Ol ' Little Red Riding Hood Now listen everyone I ' m Hungry Don ' t leave me alone Brooksy Mrs. Mattee Dimonds are forever Little Joey Bromo I ' m Ready True Blue I lost my room Happy Hooker The American Rim institute POLAND TODAY ' Well-Spent Lives ' April 22 M v 1 Mmm Good Miss Poland • ?■ ftf a 1 t 1 Don ' t look at me that way! What a party! Sleeping Beauty I want to go on the other bus! When I get to West Point I didn ' t stay up all night! A For lunch today . . . Foiled again You little devil! WOMAN Follow the Yellow Brick Road Little Joey ' s Slipper Come and get me guys Tough Night 7:00 Wake Up Party ' s Over Sal at her best He What? Kiss Me Where ' s Slave? Gambling? Who ' s gambling? What a relief! Peppermint Patty WoW! Keep the line moving J i «rf l Row One, L-R: L. Lucier, L. Higgins, B. Taberner, S. O ' Brien, C. Lucke, J. LaPlante, M. Corey, Advisor: Norman LaPlante. Row Tow, L-R: S. Riel, B. Allen, M. Higgins, M. Bradshaw, S. Taberner, R. Connor, G. Burtt, G. Tash- jian, K. Connor, K. Asquith, A. Earle. v r STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE L-R. L. Higgins ' -Treasurer, M. Higgins—Vice President, J. LaPlante—Secretary, M. Corey— President. STUDENT REGIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Student Council National Honor Society Row One, L-R: M. Dykas, S. Bernatchez, C. Lucke, P. Bembridge, L. Mattei, M. Brennan, D. Edwards, S. Legg. Row Tow, L-R: T. Lilley, J. Robidoux, J. Hebert, M. O ' Donnell, C. Grant, L. Johnson, J. Kalinowski, S. Dorr, B. Bois- sell, J. Mayo, S. Taberner, S. Riel. President: Pam Bembridge, Vice President: Lisa Matei, Secretary: Cindy Lucke, Treasurer: M att Brennan. Miss Sunshine? Wonderful, loyal, great, ect. . . We ' re working? tmmA concentration Working hard?? How GORGEUS !!! STUDIOUS WORKER. Huh?!? an ■B airTi?m c • j ’i [fpl y4 tfl ■ 1. I - m ■ «i __ v 1? y ! Gymnastics--Mr. Hair Volleyball--Miss Morin Activity Period Knitting Crewel--Mrs. Crocker 4r V; f 1 ft f 1 Mk ' . J JM ‘• ■jj By V h k t! I Ping Pong--Mr. Chasse, Mr. Alboro Chess--Mr. Moore Debating--Mr. Hamley Hobbies--Mr. Rochette, Mr. Graham Drama--Mrs. Matte Silkscreening--Mr. King Cake Decorating--Miss Ellen Mayo Music--Mr. DeWolfe, Mrs. Avedian Small Games--Mr. Marcoux, Mr. Jalbert, Mrs. Dunlop ■ i t -tj} � I $ si ' ’ ' 1 irJ _, j. a ‘iwia Mii cone m $2% . ■ m ■ a? m Ki 11 v m % ■ � C� k | ’ V 0 • I ’ .i 1 e 1 «i 1 We, the Senior class of 1975, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testement. To Mr. Toepfer, we leave hopes of a Tenor. To the Juniors, we leave benches in the Courtyard. To the Sophomores, we leave fresh coffee and hot doughnuts. To the Freshmen, we leave rights to use the Athletic Field before they graduate. Maryanne Allen leaves for a Chinese Restaurant. Nancy Anderson leaves daintily. Muffin Ayotte leaves floating up the river. Beverly Angell leaves happiness to everyone she meets. Dennis Belanger leaves to get higher up in the world. Patty Belanger leaves to work full time at Jan ' s Pam Bembridge leaves her latest novel, How to Pick up Men . Daniel Benoit leaves to become Evil Kneivil ' s stunt¬ man. Dave Benoit leaves to put out a fire. Roy Benoit leaves his car at Warren ' s junkyard. Edie Bennett leaves to join the laughing Hyena ' s Glenn Berard leaves his fashions to David Bowie Fans. Becky Boisell leaves to fight fire with Dave. Maryanne Bolivar leaves a QLT to Mrs. Crocker. Danny Bonardi leaves still thinking it ' s 50 ' s day. Karen Boris leaves IMMEDIATELY after 4th. Carl Boquist leaves his heart in room 57. Scott Bray leaves beating on his machine. Matt Brennan le aves a reservation at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Kay Burtt leaves her job to Pat. Lorrain Burtt leaves for Barry. Robert Butkiewitz leaves pyramids at the Travel Lodge. Diane Byrnes leaves her shop project unfinished. Micheal Carmarda leaves awnings up every where he goes. Francis Carry leaves to pick up papers at the Valley Market. Anne Marie Casello leaves her spot in the Girl ' s Room to Mickey Griffiths. Marisa Cantara leaves her horse to Diane Stone. Darry Carlson leaves to meet Michael at the center. Peter Colby leaves greasy doughnuts in the cafe. Richard Connor leaves to prepare the Community Field. Patty Coonan leaves her wardrobe to Chris Kroyak. John Coran leaves to slice Bologna. Megan Corey leaves everything to Scott Tabemer. Russell Croft leaves a load off everyone ' s mind. Tommy Cullen leaves Mr. Giddings helpless. Keven Cunningham leaves his humor to Bozo the Clown. Sue Day leaves with God ' s blessings. Sue Denesha almost leaves in ' 76. Mike DePatie leaves with his head held high. Rick Derosier leaves grease on everyone ' s comb. Sandy Dorr leaves her family reputation to be ruined. Ross Doherty leaves his personality to Bobby DePatie. Michele Duquette leaves Jim behind. Mary Kay Dykas leaves Liz wondering. Debbie Edwards leaves all her finished problems in Physics. Robert Facteau leaves for the Primary School. Chris Falk leaves in a Jeep. Cathy Flagg leaves the Girl ' s Track Team to L. H. S. Janet Fongellaz leaves a carton of pampers to Donna Rzewnicki. Lindy Fulginiti leaves eating Wayne ' s lunch. Richard Garabedian leaves bouncing a basketball. Brad Giggy leaves to get a drink and doesn ' t come back. Mike Giguere leaves a dead car in Auto Mechanics. Mark Guiffrida leaves Luigi ' s anl.O.U. Paul Gleason leaves his turkey laugh. Donna Gordon leaves tangled up on blues. Judy Goulding leaves Donny a pair of platforms. Colleen Grant leaves Mr. King in a daze. Mike Griffin leaves SWEAT . . . Jay Reidy leaves HOG . . . Nancy Gurney leaves for the alter. Mary Halpin leaves Softly Snickering. Pat Harmon leaves her imprint on the Girl ' s Room floor. Sandy Hassett leaves speeding out of here. Mike Higgins leaves one step ahead of the game. Scott Hurley leaves butts out in the courtyard. Leslie James leaves for Tech men. James Johnston leaves with the only new car at the school. Jo-Ann Kalinowski leaves thinking she ' s Olga Corbett. Randy Kemp leaves the profits of his partnership. Wayne King leaves a dent in every car in the parking lot. Marsha Kingdon leaves 2 cheesburgers, and a large order of fries. Chris Komosky leaves with Debby. Carol Lafayette leaves without telling. Brenda Lamarche leaves a petrie dish to Mr. Car- lomagno. Denis Lamarche leaves to join the Demo Derby. Steve Lamarche leaves a book of Mad Libs. Debby LaMonda leaves her sarcasm to Mr. Moore. Celeste Langlois leaves a dying rambler at the end of the driveway. Joy LaPlante leaves saying, But Good Things come in small packages. Sally Legg leaves in a yellow duster. Brian Lemerise leaves to go golfing. Cheryl Lemieux leaves to be the leader of the Foxy Mama ' s. Debby Lilley leaves saying, I ' m NOY shy. Debby Logan leaves her recipe for the BEST Brownies. 100 Cindy Lucke leaves for the Dairy Queen. Lisa Mattei leaves on crutches. Ellen Mayo leaves her high GWAM score. Joe Mayo leaves reading a book. Timmy McCluskey leaves shortly. Mary McCue leaves with more than the average girl. Pat McKeon leaves his foot in the stairway. Linda Menard leaves a Porche to Dave Labrie. Peter Morse leaves out the side door. Sue Montville leaves quietly. Franny Millet leaves the school dry. David Miller leaves a full moon in Gino ' s. Tommy Moore leaves information at the office. Patty Jyringi leaves 20 lbs. lighter. Sharon O ' Neill leaves in green slacks. Randy Pierce leaves to become a grease monkey. Sue Pike leaves to go fishing up North. Janet Pomeroy leaves after 3rd. Phylis Prochnow leaves wondering where she ' s been. Kevin Reed leaves every classroom. Eileen Ressler leaves with Randy on her mind. Sue Riel leaves a wink to Mr. Marcoux. John Riopel leaves for Carnegie Hall. James Robidoux leaves his tongue. Joyce Robillard leaves her natural look to Nancy Israllian. Betsey Rogers leaves Again. Sandy Roux leaves sewing up her marriage. Sue Rowden leaves the Best Seller I ' m O.K., You ' re O.K. to Mr. Chasse. Cheryl Sherman leaves burnt rubber down Pleasant Street. Mark Slattery leaves. Timmy Smith leaves on a horse. Janet Skagerlind leaves her practice set to Norton and Page. Ingrid Slapack leaves her experience of Leicester High School Jimmy Stevens leaves his putter at the first hole. Pam Stone leaves Bill ' s starter in the parking lot. Bob Sullivan leaves Mr. Rochette without a book. Diane Symonowitz leaves as X Russell ' s Robot. Rick Taylor leaves thinking he ' s Fearless Fly. Donna Thienel leaves perfectly. John Tobin leaves with Joanne. Valerie Thompson leaves for the Schlitz Dam. Tommy Trepanier leaves his musical talents to Ralph. Linda True leaves to join the Navy. Paul Wester leaves silence in the Homerooms. Debby Williams leaves her Cracked Helmet to the Red Baron. Steve Wolanski leaves with A+ in Art. Rosie Wolanski leaves the faculty a little knowledge. Dave Wood leaves a wheelie in the hallway. John Wood leaves to rob a bank. Serena Wood leaves with Twiggy Legs. Mary Wright leaves in an airplane. Signed in Wittness of: the Sweathogs and The Sows Attest: Bill Murphy Sharon O ' Brien mA i ' ! ' ' IT •% The scene opens in lovely Hampton Beach. It is our day of wedlock—our nuptials have just begun. Upon the sandy shore of Hampton Beach we find Father Mulcahy, alias JOE MAYO, alias little Joey Slipper, alias little JoeyBromo, alias little Joey Money Clip, saying Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. A voice in the crowd (Could it be SANDY ROUX?) yells, No, no that ' s a mistake— you ' re reciting the funeral ceremony. And, of course, RUSSELL CROFT pops out with In their case it IS a funeral ceremony! Oh, Russell, retorted LINDA MENARD. The wedding ceremony was cut short on account of high tide. Hark! the sweet sound of our own PAUL CRUNCH WESTER is heard from the beach loud speaker. Good morning, this is your morning reporter. Today ' s weather is NICE. If any of you have a chance, stop over at the wedding reception. The menu today consists of hot dogs and french fries. Of course when we got there, the meal was kilbasi and cabbage soup. Before leaving for the reception, we saw something frolicking in the water. It was big and hairy—a bear. No, it was MEGAN COREY. My Hairiness, shouted Paul, just like old times. The reception began. The L.H.S. Class of ' 75 was invited. Everything has been carefully planned. Our caterer was the big mouth from Big Boy ' s COLLEEN GRANT, assisted by PAT BELANGER and DIANE SY- MONOWICZ on the cash registers. The orchestra began to play Day and Night You Are tiie One written by SUE and EDIE and sung by Neil Young—Excuse me—DONNA GORDON. Our band also consisted of ROSS DOHERTY, who loves to throw flowers at RICK TAYLOR and TOM TREPANIER, who told us of another job he had on the side-working in ladies ' underwear. Another classmate who had been working in somewhat the same area was JOHN CORAN, he was modeling Winnie the Pooh clothes at Sears. We walked around and mingled with the guests. The one person we didn ' t wee was BETSY ROGERS, but then, did we ever see her? Our talk with GLENN BERARD was, naturally, cen¬ sored. Suddenly there was a noise, Roommm—Roommm— Oh, no it can ' t be, but it is. The dreaded B-Bovs --ROY BENOIT, SCOTT BRAY, and BOB BUTCKIEWICUS, and the meanest, scariest, of them all—DANNY BENOIT. Oh, What ' ll we do! Help! Help! Does anyone want to buy some girl scout cookies? asked SANDY DORR. I ' d love to, I ' ll take one box please. Now where was I? You were screaming, Thank you. Help! Help! Help! The phone booth door flashed open. Faster tiian the foam from a keg, more powerful than a case, able to Class Prophecy drink a six in a single gulp. It ' s Schlitzman, MATT BRENNAN, to the rescue. He tied them up in their rooms but CHRIS KOMOSKI, who was looking for ice, fell over the rope and let them out. We ' re free! but the minute they saw Matteo they scooted off on their scooters. That ' ll show them. You don ' t mess with the best, cause the best don ' t mess, you don ' t fool with the cool cause the cool don ' t fool, you don ' t jive with our guy cause our guy don ' t jive. Right on! said a screaming, hysterical but calm LEE JAMES. By the way, the life expectancy of a dollar bill is a year and a half. Anyway, everything seems to be dying down. The reception is pretty much broken up except for the two in the corner—LINDA FULGENITT and WAYNE KING. What are those two doing over there? asked SANDY HASSET. Foxy CHERLY LEMIEUX replied, They ' re just making a fire. Alright, everyone out, cried CARL BOQUIST, our janitor is a drum. Wait a minute! howled EILEEN RESSELER. Before everyone leaves, you ' re all invited to my house tonight for a house wrecking party. RICH GARABEDIAN, BRAD GIGGEY AND MIKE GIGUERE said they ' d be happy to come. Happy! Did soneone say happy? What ' s another word for happy. . .mmmm gay! said MARY McCUE, who began passing out hats. Now let ' s get out of this place. Why don ' t we take a walk along the boardwalk? Hey, look at the crowd over at the bandstand, let ' s go check it out. No wonder, —No, STEVIE Wonder LaMARCHE and the 4 La ' s, CAROLE La FAYETTE, DEBBIE La MONDA, and DENISE and BRENDA La MARCHE. The crowd ' s wild —screaming, and yelling. MARY KAY DYKAS is throwing beer at Steve. I declare Mary Kay the winner, yells USA MATTEL Now let ' s go down to Tech. Through aU this, Flukey CINDY LUCKE is saying, oh, wow! Let ' s get out of here. Look over there. Hi RANDY KEMP, haven ' t seen you in ages? What are you doing? Oh, I ' m flying . . . a kite! See look up there. Hey, that isn ' t a kite, it ' s SUE PIKE! What ' s the difference, Kite, Pike? Bye Randy. Look down at the beach. Isn ' t that COLBY chasing a duck in the water? No, that ' s not a duck, it ' s JOYCE ROBILLARD. There ' s music coming from the other end of the beach —let ' s go see. Get down, get down, get down, get down. The voice sounds familiar—Why it ' s FRANNY MTT.T.F.TTF., DENNIS BELANGER gave us the scoop, it seems that TIM McCLUSKEY was feeding him to the sharks and every time they would jump up and snap at him, Fran would say get down, get down, get down, get down. Who wanted the ladder? asked KAREN BORIS. You ' ll never get to the top tnat way Karen, remarked RICH CONNORS. I ' m hungry. Why don ' t we go and get something to eat, I saw a McDonalds up the road. Maybe CELESTE LANG LOIS and STEVE MANDELLA will want to come? Hey you two, want to go to Mc¬ Donalds with us? No, MARY ANNE BOUVAR ' S not working today, she ' s down onClark Street. Why don ' t we go to Friendly ' s instead. You ' ll never guess what happened to us, on our way over there. We saw BOB SULLIVAN hanging around the comer. Suddenly, he came running up to Paul. Colonel, Colonel, I ' ve got a problem. Will you leave me alone Clinger, said Paul. But Colonel, Clinger cried, I think I ' m pregnant! Well, I ' m SPIARON O ' NEILL with two l ' s and I ' m SALLY LEGG with two feet, stated the two passersby. 106 Look at the line waiting for ice cream cones, with PAT McKEON Pushing them on saying, Keep the line moving. . Well, here we are. Yikes! What ' s that noise? Oh, Mary ' s here ! It was just MARY HALPIN laughing at JOY LaPLANTE, who asked JAY REIDY when Friendly ' s had put in that indoor bridge she had just walked under. That wasn ' t a bridge, replied Jay. That was KEVIN REED. There ' s a booth over there. Let ' s sit down. Celeste began telling us of her new house designed by KAY and LORRAINE BURTT. She got the materials to build it from Wood, Wood, and Wood, Inc., which is owned by SERENA, JOHN and DAVID. Their lumberjack was DAVID LUMB. MARSHA KINGDON, who overheard our conversation, asked Who is your interior decorator? Why ELLEN MAYO, of course. Oh, I thought she was a cake deco¬ rator? ’ No, that ' s MIKE DePATIE. ' Well, anyway, as I was saying, the house is simply divine. We have con- . sultants from all over the world. Our game room has Indian decor designed with the help of Tonto, alias JIM JOHN¬ STON and out bedroom is just heavenly, because it was designed by BEV ANGELL (the little devil.) And we even have an outhouse with the theme Jail House Rock. It ' s getting late, I guess we better get going. Hey, it ' s the godfather KEVIN CUNNINGHAM, Where? Over there, he ' s giving the waitress a tip. Let ' s go get some lemonade. The stand is owned by DEBBIE WILLIAMS who ad¬ vertized the specialty as Munga ' s lemonade——pure and natural. I ' ll have a glass. Careful, it ' s bitter, ex¬ plained PATTY COONAN.DONNA THIENEL asked, Do you want some salt and pepper? No thanks, I ' ve had enough sand for one day. She takes a sip, (she Ralphs.) Are you sure this is lemonade? SUE REIL pops up with, It ' s the real thing. That ' s not false, said a girl who ' s always TRUE—LINDA . I want my toothbrush. I think we ' ll have to go buy one. There ' s a Grants over there. CHERYL SHERMAN works there. I ' ll run in—you stay here. Paul can you answer a question for us? asked MUF¬ FIN AYOTTE and SUE DENESHA, running toward me. Do you know what it ' s like to be frustrated? Why don ' t you go ask FRAN CAREY. Well, I got my tooth¬ brush. You should see it in there! JIM ROBIDOUX is in the top section playing hockey against a two year old, and of course, you know who won, and it wasn ' t Jimmy. The music over the loud speaker was played by JOHN RIOPEL who was continuously being interrupted by CHRIS FALK_ Attention Shoppers! Be sure to visit our cosmetic department run by JUDY GOULDING. Look across the street. There ' s MARYANNE ALLEN S Chinese Restaurant. Yes, that ' s right, said NANCY ANDERSON. The menu consists of naked duck, tea, and fortune cookies—a big assortment. There ' s a side dish of B B baked beans made by DAVID BENOIT and BECKY BOISSEL. (If anyone should know about beans— it ' s Nancy) PHILLIS PROCHNOW, who was with Nancy and the gang told us about a cupcake shop owned by DANNY BONARDI and the Old Cupcake himself, TOM CULLAN. Anyway where are you guys going? Oh, didn ' t you hear about the big golf tournament today, asked DARY CARLSON. All the greats are in it--JIM STEPHENS, MIKE CAMARDA, BRIAN LEMERISE, and PUTT HAR¬ MON, the best putter in the world. Do you want to come? No thanks we are thinking of going bowling at BOB FACTEAU ' S or rollerskating at SCOTT HURLEY ' S or maybe to that new game show the Newlywed game, starring BILL MURPHY (who by the way just divorced PAM STONE.) Some of the contestants are JANET FON- GALLEZ, ROSEMARY WOLANSKI, PATTY JYRINGI, and NANCY GURNEY. So, where will we go? Why don ' t we go to MARK GUIFFRIDA ' S meatball palace, said MIKE FHGGINS. They ' re usually American except when INGRID SLAPAK eats there, then they ' re Swedish meatballs. OK, lets go. Should we rent a car from MICHAEL GRIFFIN ' S car rental with RICK DEROSIER as our chauf¬ fer. No, said Mike, We ' ve got legs with us. Who? ANN CASELLO I ' ve got six legs, replied MARISA CANTARA. Huh? Yah, two of my own and four be¬ long to my horse. Ohhh, we immediately began throw¬ ing mmmmm Gays at her. That burns me up, stated DIANE BYRNES. Let f s hurry and get over to the meatball palace, yelled TIM SMITH. I hear DAVE MILLER is selling beer. Really, what kind? asked SHARON O ' BRIEN. RANDY PIERCE replied, With a name like Miller what kind of beer do you think he ' d sell? and CINDY MARTIN cried out, Ohhh, Schlitz Right, said DEBBIE LOGAN. I ' m over here! yelled MARY WRIGHT, What do you want? Beep ! Beep! Beep ! Beep! Beep! What ' s that, ? says MICHELE DUQUETTE. Wait a minute! Listen!, said VAL THOMPSON. Ohhh—that ' s PETER MORSE ' S Code. Look up at that pole. What ' s that flapping in the wind? That ' s CATHY FLAGG, said DEB EDWARDS. She ' s very patriotic! Who ' s that up there with her? That ' s PAM BEMBRIDGE, What ' s she doing up there? Throw¬ ing water! Throwing water! at TOMMY MOORE. How come? She ' s trying to shrink him and make him less. Of course, SUE ROWDEN shouts, How big. It ' s getting late J.K., let ' s go back to the hotel. Bye everybody. Here we all are alone in our hotel room on our wed¬ ding night. Yah, let ' s get down to business, and have some fun. Come on, on the bed, get comfortable, Are you ready? Sure anytime you are, OKAY It ' s your deal, duces wild. BY: Jo-Anne Kalinowski and Paul Gleason !5!!fI Ss£SS Class Day June 3, 1975 Pam Tom: Class Song; Teach Your Children DEDICATION: Mrs. Avedian—The Class of ' 75 Thanks You ' JM , idk W ' ( lui i i y ' V ■ ll f il ill II W-.VM if; 11 Paul: The Way We Were Russell: Literary Award Joanne Paul: Class Prophecy Lisa: Class History Sharon Bill: Class Will If You take that picture. . . watch this one. Home Run Little boy lost. Caught ya! SWISH The Wedding Party?? LOVE I see it, I see it! Congradulations!! Alice Cooper, right? MMMGAY! is The sky falling! Dreaming of Woodie?? ■MB®®®®®® i wa iaa . - % I ■ w 4 J) J 1 Vil i As our four year stay at Leicester High comes to an end and we are about to embark on another voyage through life, we would like to reflect on some of our past experiences. As we set foot upon the grounds of L.H. S. in that fall of 1971, we were timid and apprehensive. After gaining a little poise and self-confidence, we decided to get into the swing of things. With Mr. Chasse as our advisor, we elected our class officers—BethGreeney --President, Rosie Wolanski--Vice-President, Sue Rowden—Secretary, and Darlene Ayotte—Treasurer. That year football was the name of the game. Ending with a 9-0 season this was the first undefeated, untied team in the history of L. H. S since 1960. We also won the Southern Worcester County League Title. In basketball, Leicester again took the honor of win¬ ning the league title compiling a record of 16-5. Girls ' basketball finished the season with a 9-5 record. Boys ' baseball team ended with a 11-3 record and participat¬ ed in the Districts ' for the sixth consecutive year. Rosie Wolanski shared another honor as she was the first freshman chosen to participate in the High School Quiz Show, which was broadcast on Channel 27. After an extremely short summer, we began our second year as shy sophomores. Due to double sessions, again we were underclassmen. Older, but not old enough to be recognized by the upperclassmen. Knowing exactly what to do, we chose to start off on the right foot. With Mrs. Avedian as our class advisor, we elected our class officers—Lisa Mattei—president, Rosie Wolanski—Vice- President, Susan Rowden—Secretary, and Rich Connor— Treasurer. Time was closing in quickly as we found our Sopho¬ more class trip suddenly upon us. On a brisk, nazy day in June, two yellow school buses arrived in front of L.H. S. waiting for the anxious sophomores to board. As approxi¬ mately 8:00 we were on our way to Ocean Beach Park, Connecticut. Upon arrival at Ocean Beach Park we found it a cool and hazy day, but as the day progressed and the weather improved, some were still seeing things through hazy eyes. Again football was King of the Field at L.H.S. We had a second undefeated, untied season, running our winning streak to 22 games. In basketball the boys ' fin¬ ished with a 14-6 record, while the girls ' compiled an 11-5 record. Our cheerleaders ' placed 2nd in the David Prouty Tournament. Class History Flashing our rings around for weeks, being juniors was now a reality. With our Junior Prom not all that far away, we real¬ ized we must do first things first. Once again, with Mrs. Avedian as our class advisor, we elected our officers— Mike Camarda—President, Lisa Mattei—Vice-President, Jo-Ann Kalinowski—Treasurer, and Darlene Ayotte— Sceretary. In athletics, our football team had what one would call a rebuilding year. Our girls ' basketball team had an exceptional year, finishing in a tie for the Southern Wor¬ cester County League Title, compiling a record of 12-2. Our cheerleaders captured 3rd place in the David Prouty Tournament and walked away with 2nd place in the Notre Dame of Fitchburg Tournament. For the first time in the history ofL.H.S. we had the beginnings of a new sport for the girls ' —which was field hockey. The golf team—led by Mike Camarda, Jim Stephens, Brian Lem- erise, and Ray Brunnette, who also placed 5th in the Individual State Championship, compiled an amazing record of 16-2, also capturing the Southern Worcester County League Title, In cross-country our boys finished with a 6-6 record. Next on the agenda was the raising of money and finding a location for our Junior Prom. We decided for this prom we would have a little class and chose the Chateau de Ville as the sight of An Eve¬ ning to Remember. On the 14th day of June, we arrived at the Chateau de Ville spellbound by it beauty. Not to brag, but it was stated that we were the most well-behaved group of high school students the Chateau had entertained for a prom. So good in fact, that this years junior class have been invited to have their Junior Prom there also. Our queen was Michele Duquette, and her court con¬ sisted of Darlene Carlson, Colleen Grant, Linda Menard, and Ann-Marie Casello. Our chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Avedian, Mr. La- Plante, and Mr. and Mrs. Albro. With graduation of the seniors, we knew the school year was coming to an end, and were next in line. With the end of double sessions, we began our so¬ phisticated, fun loving senior year. Senior privileges were now ours--with the underclassmen in the palms of our hands. With Mr. LaPlante making us well aware of our high senior expenses, we elected our class officers, Under the direction of Mrs. Avedian, we chose: Darlene Ayotte— President, Megan Croey—Vice President, Jo-Ann Kal¬ inowski—Secretary, and Bill Murphy--Treasurer. Although our football team had another re-building year, the seasons hard work and effort seemed to be re¬ warded with a victorious romp over David Prouty on Thanksgiving Day. In girls ' basketball, our team led by our new coach, Mrs. Janet Cundall, with co-captains Mary Kay Dykas and Lisa Mattei, had a good year gain¬ ing a record of 15-7. Mary Kay was chosen as a member of the Clark Tournament All-Star Team and Lisa was chosen as a member of the News Recorder All-Star Team. The cross country team led by John Wood, Matt Bren- 112 nan, Kevin Cunningham, Jim Robidoux and freshman Richie Wall finished with a record of 7-4. With two dif¬ ferent cheering squads, the cheerleaders still came through and placed 5th in the David Prouty Tournament. For the last seven months all we heard was, sell those yearbooks, get ads, and get up the money for the class trip. Having money on our minds, we held our senior class play, M A S H. That night there were born many hams and a little one to Klinger. With the last payments, made 67 seniors and 7 chap¬ erones boarded two Worcester Transit Buses on April 21st. By 6:45, we were headed for Washington. Breaking up the monotony of the 8 hour bus ride, we made two scheduled stops, where we were allowed to refresh ourselves. We arrived at the Travel Lodge Motel about 4:00 that after¬ noon. Once our rooms had been assigned and we were organized, everyone was prepared for one thing—PARTY! For some unexplained reason, Tuesday morning seemed to come too early! We boarded the buses about 8:30 for an interesting but exhausting day of touring. We arrived at the Travel Lodge Motel about 5:00, and there was little time for rest or relaxation as everyone was planning a night out at a world-renowned restaurant. On the way back to the Travel Lodge, we were entertained by the one and only Kevin Cunningham doing his famous strip tease act. We saw many interesting and educational sights. By the way, Do you all know that the life ex¬ pectancy of a dollar bill is 18 months? Pleasepeople, --Keep the line moving! Celebrating our last night in Washington, Thursday morning came too soon. We had arranged to be at the zoo at 9:00, but some people were still sleeping at 8:00. After waiting four years for this class trip, it was now closing rapidly. Leaving the doors on the hinges and the rooms intact?, we must admit this was the best senior class trip. We would like to thank the chaperones, Mr. Uncle Norm and LaPlante, Mrs. April One Avedian, Mrs. Auntie Ruthie and Mr. Uncle Jerry Matte, Mr. Little River Brooks, Mrs. Betty Crocker, and Mrs. Cuddley Kitty Cur¬ rier, for making this fantastic trip possible. On June 1, 1975, at 7:00 at the William Paul House, we held our Senior Dinner Dance. This was the last formal gathering of the Senior Class, and an evening for us all to remember. As we keep the line moving, time is drawing near to leave the halls of L.H.S. Graduation is only one day away. We realize this has been a part of our life that will never fade from our memories. May we the Senior Class thank Mr. Toepfer for his personal interest in us and our proj ects, for making our final year more meaningful through his understanding and generous help. It goes without saying, we thank you, the members of the administration, the faculty, and the stu¬ dent body for making the last four years a memorable experience. Pre Graduation 1 1 [kmi y3 :— fi LLLJi |W t | jm || J 1 5 [ y Ijl I’ i ' 1 lo F , ; ' 1 f- I - . V I I fi 1 kf.fl it r M j 0 1 U ,f| fi J If , a Okf | | -i $� I ft J® .« ?, t:. !| ll i. S.jR? ' ■ j $ m ft 1 v 3 I , ■■ f ’■ ' ' j v ‘ ; | A.’ f if J Graduation BEACON PHARMACY, INC. BUCKLEY AUTO BODY CAMCO CONSTRUCTION CASTLE RESTAURANT, INC. CHERRY VALLEY AUTO PARTS CORMIER JEWELERS DORAY’S RESTAURANT, INC. EDDIE’S AUTO TRUCK SERVICE, INC. EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF LEICESTER ENTWISTLE’S GARAGE GRAFTON PRINTING CO., INC. GREENWOOD AUTO SALES AND SERVICE, INC. HENNESSY’S RENDEVOUS INDUSTRIAL CASES, INC. THE IVY SHOP JOSTEN’S CLASS RINGS KINSLEY ADAMS, INC. LEICESTER ANIMAL CLINIC LEICESTER DIE TOOL, INC. LEICESTER KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEICESTER MOTHERS’ CLUB LEICESTER SAVINGS BANK LEICESTER SCHOOLS PARENT TEACHER ASSN. LESLIE BEMBRIDGE INSURANCE LEROUX’S MARKET LIBERTY MOVERS, INC. LITTLE BO-PEEP DAY CARE CENTER LORING STUDIOS MANDELLA SONS, INC. MARANE OIL CORP. PHILIP P. MASSAD MOVING CO. GEORGE E. MCKENNA INSURANCE AGENCY MCNEIL SONS AUTO PAINT, INC. NATIONAL GLASS WORKS INC. PIONEER PAINT LACQUER CORP. B B POWER EQUIPMENT, INC. RAEBURN L. RING PAINTING ROSENLUND TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. RUSSELL MFG.CO. ROBERT B. SAHAGEN SEXTON ASSOCIATION, INC. WORCESTER AWNING CO. WORCESTER FILM SALVAGE CO. LEICESTER DRUM AND BUGLE CORP. SILVER STAR ACME PLASTIC MACHINERY OF WORC. INC. CAMCO POOLS CHRISTIE THOMSON,INC. J.H. COOPER SONS—HILLTOP FARM DOELCAM DISPLAY LEICESTER HILL AUTO SALES LEICESTER PHARMACY, INC. LEICESTER POLICE DEPT. POIRER BROS. POLICE ASSOCIATION OF LEICESTER H.C. POND LUMBER CO. RAGSDALE CHEVROLET, INC. W.N. SPRAGUE, INC. THERMOPLASTICS CO. INC. VARNEY’S GARAGE, INC. J.R. WHITE STUDIO, INC. WOODLAND REMODELING 122 RED STAR BEER MART BISCO’S RESTAURANT BUDDY’S SPA CARL GREG’S GULF CHADWICK DINER COLBY’S HOME BAKERY DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER DAVE’S BARBER SHOP DESJARDIN TOOL SUPPLY EDDY’S OF PARK AVE. FAIRLAWN FLOWER SHOP HANK’S MARINE HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB INLAND DIVERS IRISH’S MOBIL STATION JAN’S PACKAGE STORE, INC. JOE’S BARBER SHOP JOHNSTON’S TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER LEICESTER EXXON LEICESTER HIGH BUSINESS DEPT. LEICESTER PACKAGE STORE LUIGI’S PIZZA MAINCREST PHARMACY MOBILE FIRE EXT. SERVICE SUPPLY NIEBER LUMBER PHANEUF’S INC. ROBERTSON’S FOOD MARKET ROBIN HOOD DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT PAULINE ROCHE—HAIR STYLIST SAFETY FIRST SUPPLY SERVICE SHIVICK BROS. FARM SILVER GRILLE SOOJIAN’S FARM SPENCER FURNITURE TELEPROMPTER CABLE TV TONI’S SENTRY SUPER MKT PKG. STORE WORCESTER SPINNING FINISHING CO BUSINESS DIRECTORY NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE Acme Plastic Machinery of Wore. Inc. 424 Main St. Cherry Valley, Ma. 757-7747 B B Power Equipment, Inc. 1801 Main St. Leicester, Ma. 892-9103 Beacon Pharmacy, Inc. 1060 Main St. Leicester, Ma. 892-8431 Beer Mart 385 Main St. Cherry Valley, Ma. Bisco’s Restaurant 15 S. Main St. Leiceser, Ma. 892-9006 Buckley Auto Body 22 Mill St. Rochdale, Ma. 892-8420 Buddy’s Spa 1080 Stafford St. Rochdale, Ma. 892-9087 Cameo Construction 359 Henshaw St. Leicester, Ma. 892-9580 Carl Greg’s Gulf 10 Main St. Leicester, Ma. 892-9027 Castle Restaurant, Inc. 1230 Main St. Leicester, Ma. Chadwick Diner 1475 Main St. Worcester, Ma. 799-5374 Cherry Valley Auto Parts 515 Main St. Cherry Valley, Ma. 895-8132 Christie Thomson, Inc. 120 Main St. Spencer, Ma. Colby’s Home Bakery 610 Pleasant St. Rochdale, Ma. 892-3512 Cormier Jewelers Main St. Spencer, Ma. 885-3385 Dairy Queen Brazier 291 Main St. Spencer, Ma. 885-2748 Dave’s Barber Shop Paxton St. Leicester, Ma. Desjardin Tool Supply Mt. Pleasant Ave. Leicester, Ma. 895-8111 Doelcam Display 6 King St. Leicester, Ma. 892-3331 Doray’s Restaurant, Inc. Rt. 9, W. Main St. Spencer, Ma. 885-5956 Eddie’s Auto Truck Service, Inc. 81 S. Main St. Leicester, Ma. 892-8282 Eddy’s of Park Ave. Education Assoc, of Leicester 645 Park Ave. Worcester, Ma. Leicester, Ma. 755-2584 Entwistle’s Garage 800 Main St. Leicester, Ma. 895-9421 Fairlawn Flower Shop 513 Main St. Cherry Valley, Ma. 892-8881 George E. McKenna Insurance Agency 4 Pleasant St. Leicester, Ma. 892-5361 Grafton Printing Co., Inc. 153 Southbridge St. Auburn, Ma. 753-8252 Greenwood Auto Sales Service, Inc. 200 S. Main St. Leicester, Ma. 895-8441 Hank’s Marine Ill Main St. Cherry Valley, Ma. 892-4788 H.C. Pont Lumber Co. 45 Oxford St. Auburn, Ma. 753-8119 Hennessy’s Rendevous 392 Main St. Cherry Valley, Ma. 892-90% Hillcrest Country Club 325 Pleasant St. Leicester, Ma. 892-7461 Industrial Cases, Inc. 1 Jackson St. Worcester, Ma. 753-5388 Inland Divers 100 S. Main St. Leicester, Ma. 892-3323 Irish’s Mobil Station 9 S. Main St. Leicester, Ma. 892-9072 Jan’s Package Store, Inc. 865 Main St. Leicester, Ma. 892-9002 J.H. Cooper Sons-Hilltop Farm 515 Henshaw St. Rochdale, Ma. 892-3720 Joe’s Barber Shop Pleasant St. Rochdale, Ma. Johnston’s Taylor Rental Center 320 Main St. Spencer, Ma. 885-4815 Josten’s Class Rings 79 Perking St. Springfield, Ma. 734-7848 J.R. White Studio, Inc. 121 S. Main St. Leicester, Ma. 892-4343 Kinsley Adams, Inc. 6 Norwich St. Worcester, Ma. 752-7511 Leicester Drum Bugle Corp. 25 Woodland Rd. Cherry Valley, Ma. 892-4646 Leicester Animal Clinic 1205 Main St. Leicester, Ma. 895-8181 Leicester Die Took, Inc. 1764 Main St. Leicester Exxon Rts. 9 56 Leicester Hill Auto Sales 1326 Main St. Leicester Knights of Columbus Manville St. Leicester Mothers’ Club 21 Laurelwood Rd. Leicester Package Store 869 Main St. Leicester Pharmacy, Inc. 1181 Main St. Leicester Police Dept. 1978 Main St. Leicester Savings Bank 1084 Main St. Leicester Schools Parent Teacher Assn. 6 Howard Terrace Leslie Bembridge Insurance 1201 Main St. Leroux’s Market 1044 Main St. Liberty Movers, Inc. 9 Water St. Little BO-Peep Day Care Center 128 Sargent St. Loring Studios 24 Front St. Luigi’s Pizza 1205 Main St. Maincrest Pharmacy 1330 Main St. Mandella Sons, Inc. 91TowtaidSt. Marane Oil Corp. 1233 Main St. Philip P. Massad Moving Co. 100 Grand St. McNeil Sons Auto Paint, Inc. 462 Pleasant St. Mobile Fire Ext. Service Supply 42 Main St. National Glass Works, Inc. 372 Park Ave. Nieber Lumber Cemetary Rd. PhaneuFs, Inc. 152 Main St. Pioneer Paint Lacquer Corp. 490 Main St. Poirer Bros. 187 Main St. Police Association of Leicester 1078 Main St. Ragsdale Chevrolet, Inc. 324 Main St. Raeburn L. Ring Painting 1263 Main St. Robertson’s Food Market 1072 Main St. Robin Hood Drive-In Restaurant Rt.9 Pauline Roche—Hair Stylist 1065 Main St. Robert B. Sahagen Co., Inc. 760 Pleasant St. Rosenlund Travel Service, Inc. 306 Main St. Russell Mfg. Co. 1150 Main St. Safety First Supply Service 9 Water St. Sexton Association, Inc. 481 Hartford Pike Shivick Bros. Farm 57 Henshaw St. Silver Grille Rt.56 Soojian’s Farm 1666 Main St. Spencer Furniture 6 W. Main St. Teleprompter Cable TV 256 Park Ave. The Ivy Shop Main St. Thermoplastics Co., Inc. 81 S. Main St. Toni’s Hairstyling Studio 840 Pleasant St. Valley Sentry Super Mkt. Pkg. Store 147 Main St. Varney’s Garage, Inc. Main St. W.N. Sprague, Inc. 1113 Main St. Woodland Remodeling 47 Woodland Rd. Worcester Awning Co. 456 Park Ave. Worcester Film Salvage Co. 6 Lexington Ave. Worcester Spinning Finishing Co. 80 Chapel St. Leicester, Ma. Leicester, Ma. Leicester, Ma. Leicester, Ma. Leicester, Ma. Leicester, Ma. Leicester, Ma. Leicester, Ma. 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