Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

MP0MM| ■ ' fflWIJP Class Of 1976 The Maroon 1 IN MEMORY OF EDWARD J. BOULE As Leicester High assistant principal from 1949 to 1975, Mr. Edward J. Boule truly showed students the way, the truth, and the life. He was a good and decent man, so compassionate, kind, and understanding. His dealings with students were always from the heart. As Fr. George Bissonette, A.A., said in his eulogy July 17, 1975, the day of Mr. Boule’s funeral, “Ed was so sincere that he couldn’t stand the hint of hypocrisy in anyone.” He leveled with students. They respected him for it and consequently they admired him. Almost three decades of Leicester High students were beneficiaries of the sound counsel and constructive discipline that he imparted in such a quiet way and dignified manner. Mr. Boule recognized high school for what it truly is: The most formative four-year period in the precious life of a youngster. It’s a rich legacy that he has left behind for the youth of Leicester. We thank God that this gentle man crossed our paths. We met him, and we’re the better for it. God be with him forever and ever. I Administration Guidance Director Office Staff Mr. Dean Toepfer Mr. Donald Rutter Mr. John Comer Mr. Paige Rowden Mr. William Sipos Betty Sherman Mrs. Pat Bukoski Mrs. Marilyn Hyland Dedication Have you ever had the feeling that someone was in back of you, always watching with a careful eye and following at a distance, but never so far as to be out of speaking range? The Class of’76 has been blessed with such a someone. As a matter of fact, that someone has been watching and following, occasionally whispering a few words of advice, but generally letting us test our own ground, for the past 4 years. In those 4 years we’ve grown together, and it is in that growth that we can see that someone, and realize with greater clarity than ever before, his true meaning to our class. This someone has developed in us, as a class, an independent and self-disciplined spirit by means of his quiet, yet firm guidance. He has also instilled in us the ability to assume increased responsibility for our own actions and the pride of self accomplishment attained when these actions prove to be the correct ones. It is for all these things and many more that we dedicate our yearbook to Mr. George Albro, the Class of’76’s special SOMEONE. Normand LaPlante George Albro sama« Valentine Baziliauskas Anne Gray Edward Hippert Ruth Matte C. Carvil Moore Matilda Joubinville Jan Morin Ronald Bjorklund Flora Crocker Jim Tivnan Joan Tournas Cheryl Hurst Robert Giddings Connie Dunlop j if j Li Francis McGrath Bob Nelson Dennis Lamarche John Sullivan Esther Avedian Joseph Carlomagno Judv Currier John Chasse Nancy Dutton John Graham Paul DeWolfe Norman Hamley Dan Jalbert Walter Marcoux Robert Rochette Jim Fitzgerald Eloise Gallagher Maureen Keenan Charlotte Morris Senior Class Officers Richard Daigle — Treasurer Mary Shwinski — Secretary Lynn Lucier — Vice-President Scott Taberner — President 8 AUTUMN A haze on the far horizon, The infinite, tender sky, The ripe, rich tint of the cornfields, And the wild geese sailing high, — And all over upland and lowland The charm of the goldenrod, — Some of us call it Autumn, And others call it God. Mark Cherry 9 23 57 Mark the Lark. A real “wild” Cherry Streeter’s man. How’s that “30 Model A cornin’ along?? The man in the gold Chevy . . . IfCathryn M. Burning 9 24 58 ifCB . . . Good Times — Quabbin, Massasoit, The Courts. Remember — Tree Spouses Tents? Cat Stevens Concert? Air Traffic? Class Trip Memories — 4 I o 4, 7 to 7, RM. 217, Jungle Jim. Friday Nights with the Girls??? One of 3 he Common people!! Sports Fanatic. Always Smiling!! The Sun Shines Orange? ■ Ever catch a MDE on Skies? Ogunquit, Vt., N.H. One of the 5 Nutty Buddies. Burky’s Bike Driving School. Norwich Bound. “High Flying Bird . . .” t Linda S. Halpin 9 25 58 3uiet until you get to know her. Always has her head in the books. Never got cold sleeping out in February, “I coughed! Haunted Houses on Halloween, spends most of her time with Ralph. City Hospital coffee shop favorite. Ever ■Own a German Shepard or a cat. Party after the prom. Birthday parties at your ■ house. Future Vet. Success is sure to be hers. Darlene M. Cote 9 26 58 D C. Ever work at Zayre’s?? She ' s always heard!! Ever lose Eric’s class ring in the ocean?? Ever get grounded? BOING!! Good times in Mr. Giddings room . . . Ever fight with Cheryl for a whole week, and then become best friends??? Who’s a bad influence on who??? Bye the Bye HIT HER!!! Gouge your eyes out!! Waffles!! She ' ll laugh her way to success for sure!!!!! Mary Barry 9 27 58 Red . . . Parties, three day vacations come often. Grounded, grounded . . . Who’s the Boob? Curls, curls, curls. Never gets where she’s going, always on the high side of things. Midgets are fun. Skiing at Pico Bridge, fight at Quabbin, Dag Bannana on the chase. Valley Boy forever. Maine, window in the closet. Snowmobile . . . Old ladies . . . Cops. Wild Free forever with B.D.? Lynn A. Lucier 9 29 58 Lynn . . . Field hockey districts. Queens Court. Sunday afternoon trips to the dam. Till three in the morning??? L.J.C. student. A few laughs at the movies. Great times. Though the many paths we’ve crossed and the many roads we’ve traveled, do you realize we’ve only just begun. See you at S.M.U. Mary E. Sliwinski 9 29 58 Slink, Sly . . . Senior class secretary., Worcesterite but true valley girl!! Maine, Summer of ' 74 — Massasoit Party. “Hampton and the White Mts. ' 75.” Green Barracuda, music, concerts!! Friday nights with the girls, Saturday nights with who??? V.H.!! Party in the morning!? Hockey!! Kitty-Lou?? (3:30 H.P.D.) Jr. Prom memories . . . HA!! I’m as free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot change L.S. . . . 9 Steve Wester 10 2 58 Dawn Torte 10 7 58 Hampton Beach . . . Sleeping out in February. Friday nites with the girls. Can you remember American Legion Parties? True Valley Girl, horseback riding. Rowdy times with Sue. Loves Michelob Mickey. California or will it be Florida. Chaparone at parties. P.M., suspension or was it both?? Ever been found left hanging?!! You know it!! Beyond the Horizon Dawn will be found. David J. Barrus 10 8 58 Our Business class Master!! Always doing something for someone . . . Not too smart with machines??? Excuse me, Pardon me, Excuse me . . . Ever buy a box of chocolates?? So generous and dependable Ever work at Friendly’s till 2 a.m.??? Ever foul up a machine on purpose?? Ever get your hair all messed up in bookkeeping??? Good luck with your Business Future!!!! Westy . . . Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Wrecked knee in Oxford Game? Baseball captain!!! Cross Country (2, 3) Morning Mouth. Bagles?? Corner pocket club. Tigers right hand paw. Jeet yet? Quick to the garage!! SCCAPP . . . How many pen caps broken? Author of thousand ways to skip practice (cc). Jefferson. Ram it yet?? E-6. If success was a ground ball, he MIGHT stop it. Thomas F. Li 1 ley 10 4 58 Ever roll yourself up in a rug? O.D.’s how did you get home? Numero uno in class but missed SAT ' S. Not as innocent as he seems. Tutor to Mr. Rochette. NHS Treasurer, Class Validictorian, Crazy Cartoons, Worcester Tech bound. Boy’s State (3) Crazy George III — 1776 and all that. If success is a math equation he will surely solve it. David F. LaBrie 10 12 57 Dave — Dave who? Missed almost a full year in High School. Sexiest-senior, Baseball co-captain, “Remember the flea flicked Honda 250, Drives White Granade, usually seen on Utica Street. Leicester’s answer to Nolan Ryan. Drinks Gansets. Gino’s best customer, Burnt a few steaks down at the Rustler Steak House . . . Sure to find Success if he doesn’t throw a wild pitch. Joy Byrnes 10 13 58 What really IS in that “Exotic” bag? Tennis in the snow. Where’s My . . . ? Great guitarist?! . . . And if you believe that one . . . Evidently cowboy . . . Member of the Gourmet Gang. Ever ski into a river? Follow that car . . . ANGEL Ruth? Headed for Clark in the fall if she gets there on time. Eileen M. Grady 10 13 58 Eileen . . . Summers in Maine, falling off rocks with C. F. D. S. . . . wonder Why? Who fell through a hole in the floor? The Cranberry. Remember that death ride to Hampton? Never seen with a straight face. Always starting that green pea 5th period. Summer “75” . . . good time in the Dart with E.O., S.R. N.B.!! Success will be hers. Suzanne J. Bernatchez 10 14 58 Susie B. on defense — Center Girl and Luigi’s special. Never misses a party! Music lover. Good times — The Courts, Maine “74”. Christmas Party, and the Massasoit. Faithful football and Basketball fan. Friday nights with the girls!! Got a friend in California?? Rolling Stones Concert . . . Class Trip!! Ever volunteer your services? NHS 2, 3, 4 . . . Future Accountant? She’s thinking about it anyways . . . Amy Earle 10 15 58 loan L. Skagerlind 10 20 58 iloano . . . Little Miss Innocent. Jethro Tull, Cat Stevens. Skiing at Mt. Snow. ISave gas, ride a bike. Better yet, ride a horse! January in Ft. Lauderdale. Remember that Southbridge gang! Ever been late for gym class? “Yes, we all ■ know it’s better that yesterday is past, now let’s all start living for the one that’s ■ going to last.” C.S. Wayne Tuiskula 10 21 58 Tusk . . . Magic Monkey’s bestest buddy, sklat sdrawkcab (Talks backwards) The quietest yet the loudest kid in the school. National Lampoon fan and Monty • Python Flying Circus Member. A touch of class” Socks ever match? Good luck Wayne in your future! Pea . . . Homer’s other half. But I don’t have any flowers! I know how to sail a sailboat. . . Wanna play YAHTZEE! Kathy and Lisa’s partner in crime. “I’m so ‘cited” What ' s that seventh grade definition??? Capture the flag. It’s frozen!! Miss Cheerleader U.S.A. Hey mouth!! Coordination plus. One of Mr. King’s favorites. When success does arrive, she will probably trip over it. James Hennessy 10 18 58 Hen, Hank Brothers, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, Basketball. Ever have to bum a Ride?? Bartender on Sundays. Let’s go for a canoe ride. J. Geils Band Pool Shark, Stuck out in Oakham. Rock around the Rooterbegger. Suzanne M. Sawyer 11 4 58 Bubbles . . . Always seen smiling. Cape ’73’! The cubby hole, Onset center. Florida in ’75 (shrimping) Weekend drives in the country . . . Let’s go shopping tonight! Trip to Cambridge . . . Ever see a movie twice and still not know what it’s about?? J. Geil’s concert, bowling near the expressway. Jr. Prom court. Always giving teachers a hard time. Success is sure to be hers. Eileen M. O’Leary 11 5 58 Eileen . . . Ace Mechanic, Always late and never ready. Basketball sr. Yr. Remember the trip to Hampton? Ever get stuck in a snowbank in Front of someone’s house? To the dam we go . . . health food freak. Blinks left but, hangs a right!! I did not!! Dreams to go cross country, Dreams to . . . and Dreams to . . . Success is sure to be hers. Robert J. Flagg 11 22 58 Bucks pool partner in crime. Rochdales number 10 man. Enjoys our men in uniform. A three wheel freak. Loves the ice. Buzzing around with the girls. Kittys office by, just buttering the bread. Needs a uniform for his daily corridor walk. Herve W. Leveillee 11 22 58 Wild Herb, voted “school skipper of the year.” Remember Epping? Always seen going to lunch with Bob and “Crazy Dorso.” Even run the Leicester cops?? Good times at Quabbin, the Cape. Stoney?? Always seen at Jan’s with Reek and Goobsie. Headed for a career as a certified motorhead. Michael F. Bachand 11 24 58 Kathleen P. Connor 12 3 58 K.C. . . . Munga ' s other half. YAHTZEE!! Where ' s the bathroom at the Cha¬ teau?? Ever get seasick?? Block Island?? Future Poet. Amy ' s partner in crime . . . What kind of Sunday did you eat?? Snow banks while ice-skating? Class play. How much money did you win New Years? Brownie??? I can relate to that. Softball co-captain. She ' ll laugh her way out of anything. Roscoe R. Burtchell 12 7 58 Rocky ... 4 year football and B ball. The V.B. Mr. T ' s hitman. One of the freshman gang. Meet you at the corner? Shoot some pool. Went two years at L.J.C. Clean Hennessy’s on Sunday. Voltaire, Rogey. Fun times skiing on his nose. Homemade afro. The campus radical. Mr. Rochette’s best buddy. Breakfast at GiGi’s. C.C., a Monty Python freak. Castle Restaurant. Keeps Clark Manor Nursing Home crazy. Tennis pro but left handed. Pre-med and school in the fall. Success is guaranteed for the future. James Cherry 11 24 58 YEHHHH Chet!! Remember the night in the big black chevy, fishin’ for tuna. Thank God for the palace. Crazy for hockey — 4 in the morning, but it’s worth it. Chet and Si Buzzing in the big!! If yeh ever bring your car to Sears, ask for Chet! Headed for WITI hopefully in the fall. Rosemary L. Montville 12 10 58 Molly, Gigi’s partner for 12 years! All nite P.J. parties. Sit through the Exocist, yet? Moody Blues freak! Good time at Bad Company. Drive much? Ever have your car fixed by a hairy legged man? Fun down the Cape! Fights with deodo¬ rant! Laugh while others get tickets. Great Navigator! When success comes around, she’ll probably take a wrong turn and miss it! Donna M. McGurn 12 13 57 Mags . . . Monna . . . The tequilla kid. I’ll have a Dietary sundae. Anyone’s partner in crime . . . What!! No party. Stones . . . Stewart . . . The who? Ever get your Liscence?? Full of Laughs, Nonsense, and Sick Jokes. Nana-Nana . . . Shrewsbury?? Scussor happy. Sew and Sew. Are we Atta Here?? If success comes her way, she’ll die of shock!! Andrea M. Polito 12 16 58 Andy . . . Anoria. From the country of Medfield. “Oh well” Newest member of the gang and loves to party! Has her own views on every subject, however mixed feelings about Monty Python. Student Council aid and bound for U Mass. A fairly scarce person around the school setting . . . How many ab- sentses?? Mid-winter Florida trip and wisdom teeth vacations. Easily bound for success if she doesn’t “ho-ho-ho-” herself out of existance. WINTER Now there is frost upon the hill And no leaf stirring in the wood; The little streams are cold and still; Never so still has winter stood. 12 12 24 58 Chris, everybody’s partner in crime. Good time in Sturbridge. Halloween night at Lisa’s Joe “WHO” in the class play?? Will you ever learn how to drive a standard? One of the Gourmet Gang. What are we gonna do this weekend? Party of course. St. Patrick’s Day. At the “Palace.” I’ll live for today, then leave it behind. Timothy M. Friend 1 19 58 Freddy . . . Red on the Head, Clark University working man with a few kegs on the side. Always in the Valley, Mafia Staff. Ever get hit by your driving instructor? Football 4 years . . . Ping Pong Jones, Good times at the Res, Clint Walker . . . Success will be his if he has to chop it down. Lorie C. Moberg Lorie . . . Mo, Spaceshot?? Quiet in school, rowdy on the outside?? Who said that?? June, I can’t eat these pears. Loves to ski and expert on those tennis courts, or at least tried hard. Remember Lance the Romance?? Lived at L.J.C. once meatball grinder with Chambies and Rose. Welcome to Leicester but too bad you couldn ' t have come sooner. But then again . . . Bradley W. Porter 12 31 58 Brad . . . Prots. Mad Man in the red wagon . . . Slow down, you want to kill me??? Bikeys partner in crime . . . Spider Gates . . . Ever ride through the woods, Rutland?? Lover of the High life. Ever meet a zulu?? No more red wagon . . . Jelly Beans . . . Success is sure to find him if the empty’s don’t get in the way. Kevin McMenemy 1 17 58 Kev. Mimic. Chuck’s partner in crime . . . Ever go to Sutton?? Ronnie ' s Rt. 31. Aerosmith fan. “My teeth taste like metal Who took my milky way bar? D.Q. regular . . . Yamaha MX 250 . . . MINT!! Rutland Prison camps “my mother ate her kidney. Potential worlord. Spider gates. Sell some new tires lately?? 7 point turn. Success is his if he doesn’t run it over first. Susan M. Orsi 1 17 58 True Valley girl, if she can’t find a party she makes one, get Rowdy — Never!! Michs forever, Amaretto and who? Hampton 73, 74, 75. Do a number. Sun¬ shine, Coke Bottle, White Mountains, California 76, Quabbin, Skoals, Triumph 500, Mustang, Bob Dylan, Horses, L.J.C., Annual 3 day vacations, Dawns Partner, sleeping under the stars in February, Hoskey tournaments, Somehow, Somewhere, Sometime, Somebody!! Robert P. DePatie 1 7 58 Bob, Leicester High ' s answer to Dick Butkis. The states number 1 Hienekcn consumer. Mafia staff member. Hoop down the courts. Parties up the res., “Bullwinkle carry those packs.” Lover of the shop facility. W ' hammer Jammer let me hear it. Dylan Concert. Thank God I’m a Valley Boy. Success will be his if he has to kill for it. Paula M. Mancini 1 22 58 Paula . . . Do all Polish people laugh through their noses? Ice cream, apple cider, and potatoe chips after midnight. Extension, Barn, Mount Monadnock, polar bears, Christmas shopping, McDonald’s, and a beach hat. Have you been shaving??? Not room 38 again! Just a milk, please. John Denver!! Home Federal Savings, Discussions” with Rudy. Bandit of Fireball? May you and Sod make your dreams become reality. Christine M. Harris 1 18 58 13 Carl A. Larson 1 22 58 Wayne Witkowski 1 25 58 Witt. White Eagle. Ever siphon gas? Clark Parties. Spider gates. Who’s the girl from Doherty? Zulu. Rock. Schlitzman. Berkshires. Tunas pal. Keep going this road gets better. This is Swifty talking. No party here . . . Shaky Jake. Ever talk to a bird? License to fly . . . Will drive his way to success if he doesn’t lose his license first. Mary Ann Seal 1 27 58 Mary Ann ... A voice seldom heard. Known to all, yet not known at all. To do, to share, or just to listen. Open the door and come on in, I’m so glad to see you my friend. Mr. T’s headache. Slow down he says. Spends sometimes at work and the rest of it in a bar. Went fishing one night and didn’t get home till 5:00 in the morning. Owns and races an 800cc Ski- Doo. Ever rap it around the tree yet? Suppose to weld himself back together again at WITI. Will succeed in life if he can find the end of the rope. Robert A. Larson 1 22 58 “Rob The snowmobile king of Leicester High. Drives a 3- cylinder job, and goes for the “GUSTO” after the race. Owner of CJR repair. Will work at Worcester Mack Truck as a welder or race on the factory team for bombaider in the future. Will succeed in life if he doesn’t blow his motor up first. Steven J. Reil 1 27 58 Steve. Always seen in the valley. Ever get on the wrong bus? Dedicated football member. Mafia staff member, Mary’s brain. National Honor Society. Always partying, loves fire hydrants. Boston, Lenox, and Providence. Good times at the Res. If success comes his way he’ll be late finding it. Scott E. Taberner 2 1 58 Class President (2, 4), Student Council (2, 3, 4), Student Advisory Council (3, 4), Regional Advisory Council (4), State Student Advisory Council (4), Nation¬ al Honor Society (2, 3, 4), N.H.S. President (4), Student Council President (4), D.A.R.?? L.H.S. Student Gov. Day Rep. (4) Frosh Football!!!! Tom in the class play. Ever miss any classes?? No more than 3 what?? The den mother. Brownie of the Year — NO WAY!!! Amy MacGregor 2 2 58 Meth. Loves to drive over stone walls. Let’s pull an all nighter! New Years day. Ya think we got caught? Loves those trips to Quabin! Hey did you see Sue, I lost her! Hey Maddy! Lets head South! California dreaming is becoming a reality. An unmaterialistic life with unique values is hers . . . Rockwood L. Hyland 2 8 58 “Rock Hunting, Fishing still can ' t decide which is the best. Maybe it’s “Dawn” from Prouty. Spends the summer “guarding” at Burncoat. Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. Junior Class President. Maroon Staff. “Simmons Here” in Senior Play. Hopes to get into Conservation to make sure there are still plenty of fish, pheasants, deer, etc., forever. Success will come, if he stays outdoors. 14 Steve R. Saunders 2 8 58 Saunderooski, Rochdale Right On; 1234 Football, Janitor in a drum, Always at a party or having one. Remember the freshman gang? How come your eyes are red. Munch in foods class. Great Chef. Going on a trip. Went 2 years to L.J.C. Ever push a car back from Quabbin. I quit smoking (again). Gale A. Estey 2 12 57 Why are you always in Worcester?? How about orange juice and peanut butter!! Munchkin. Good times in Mr. Giddings room ... So good in Accounting!! Ha, Ha!! You ' ve come a long way baby, you almost didn ' t make it but we’re glad that you did. Ever laugh at David while Cheryl was messing up his hair??? Lots of Luck in the future. lichard A. Daigle 2 12 58 Dickie, Diego — Solos at the drive-in Cross Country (3, 4) co-captain; Track 3, 4). Senior class treasurer alias The Big E Washington in class play. What fevas in that flask? Tanktops at the drive-in?? Cannibal!! Ever get beat up at the , ape?? Loudmouth!! SCCAPP; Corner Pocket Club ' s ace member. Sermons by ■ Jncle Bill at the 400. Did you really break every rule stormin ' set?? kndrew J. Paipulas 2 12 58 l� vloose . . . Mr. Moose . . . Moose breath . . . Pap. A very intelligent fellow, I vatch out for those gamma rays. A good defensive driver. Mr. Graham and ■Sullivan’s bestest buddy. A real quiet kid. Ask him about the 5 B ' s. What do ou see in the crystal ball?? His idea of fun is beating on lockers. A four year ootball man. Another nut says good-bye to Leicester High. Robert E. Burque 2 14 58 Burky!!! Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Was it Slink ' s birthday party, or calling hours at Morrison’s. Always skipping out to lunch with Mike. Ever work up a sweat for Mr. Grahams class? M.M.M.C. prospect. Pam? Ever been to Oakham? You better drive. Ever let a broad drive your bike?? . . . BUMMER!!! Good times at the Drive-In. 1 can do it coach . . . Remember Hampton??? Francis X. Brennan 2 15 57 Fred, Freddie. 1, 2, 3, 4 Football, Basketball!!! Ever go moose hunting in Maine??? How’s butler, a true valley boy . . . Old times down the court. Ever get rowdy??? Ever get into any accidents with Lumpy??? The Big C. Ever get Jealous??? SUCCESS!!! I Thomas P. Southard 2 15 58 I Tom . . . Loves fires. Forever looking down at things. Ever sleep during a j discussion class? Always winking at people. Mr. Lamarche’s favorite. Always here to help everyone out. Ever have a secret admirer??? Ever have to take a I drill apart to get someone’s hair out??? Never seen without a smile. The only I jne who owns a utility pole at 16. I Merrick Jarmulowicz 2 18 58 I Merric, LHS’S number one polish immigrant. Basketball Jones on the court. . BTU, Mr. Chasse’s favorite, Starford Street Five. Always seen but never there. 1 Suspended lately? Will someday join the Marine Corps, If success comes his way I he’ll be sure to grab it . . . 15 Susan Rollins 2 21 58 Edward J. Watters 2 24 58 Ed, Eddy? Stillwaters Faithful skier from way back, member of the 125 Bomb¬ ers, ever stall a truck in the middle of Main Street while in a hurry? rescue boy. Michael J. Dorr 2 27 58 Dorrso . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ever raise chickens? Mr. Graham’s No. 1 pupil! Good times at the Cape Canada. L.P.D.’s most wanted!! Ever party in the van? Was it a night club or a funeral? Skoal’s regular! Rowdy times at the Basketball games. Up to the towers and its not on foot! Who’s better half this week? Off into the WILD blue yonder, Air Force or not? Sue . . . Boobie. When was that favorite summer? Famous golf cart crook and crazy times with Marlene Loves horses. Remember sailing at the dam??? What happened to Jeanie and those parties??? Always with Peter in that green truck and D.Q. on Sundays. “Tenting Tonight” at MarconiBeach 75” Remember that ride to Hampton!! Always laughing or smiling. Anything she wants will bt hers. Debra J. Wall 2 22 58 “Killer Wall” “Ethel” Field hockey tri-capt. Always seen with Sue. How man), cans did you spill that night?? Going fishing!! Basketball softball and — Track “Gopher Award” Goodnight Lassie. Southbridge — Forever!! Always blushing] . . . pink tennis balls . . . touchdowns . . . blue eyes. Who pushed me?? The Rock Sophomorettrip — Prom memories. The future promises her a career in nursing if she doesn’t attack it first!!! Debbie Rodgers 2 27 58 Buddie . . . Always on the go. Remember those parties at the Monkeys Inn That special cough? Roasting on the Coast Guard Beach! Last one out of th drive-in. Tennesse in August, finally came home. Scenes at the airport include dropping her suitcase Falling off mts. her specialty. Deserves nothing but th best in life. Georgette A. Grimshaw 3 7 58 Gigi . . . George! almost most flirtatious. ALWAYS in school! Willis forever ' Molly’s best for 12 years. Jefferson’s better half. Breakfast with Roagy before, school. Real Monty Python fan. Ever sit THROUGH a green light? HeebeY personal denmother. Whipped cream fights in the cafe. Thingies! What is you problem? Winnie the pooh’s 1 fan. World’s best driver.!? If success is around she’ll probably side swipe it!!!! Sharon Mayo 3 7 58 Shar . . . champion bus misser of LHS. Mr. Chasse’s troublemaker. Quiet? Sharon?!! This kid’ll drink anything as long as it’s booze!!! Mac and Holland. Remember orange tomato soup?? Money, money, money ... I need a job!! A radio is permanently attached to her ear. Success will be hers, if it waits till noon to arrive!!! Janet M. DePari 3 10 58 Fuzz . . . Can usually be found playing her guitar or drawing. Sebago — “Hunhh??” “oopths!” Sr, Class Play —- “I don’t think I’m ever going to learn how to fly!” The Barn. Good times with friends. Cat Stevens. Find any polar bears? Motorcycles. Extension plays Cheryl and Angel 917. Paddidles. God Bless! James L. Foy 3 12 58 Lumpy — Football star. Q.B. . . . B. Ball Captain — Lumpy what are you doing, shoot some pool?? Ever heard of Oakham?? Moose hunting in Maine, went two years to L.J.C. ever push a car back from Quabbin? True Valley Boy, old days at the court. B.C. Ever lose any money in Hampton. Those West Boylston cheerleaders. Going to Calf. Cleans Hennessy ' s bar Sundays. SPRING Spring, with that nameless pathos in the air Which dwells in all things fair, Spring, with her golden suns and silver rain, Is with us once again. Stephen P. Favreau 3 22 57 Otherwise known as 2 Beer Benny!! Good candidate for B.S. artist of the year. Hey, got a but? God ' s gift to women. Headed for boot camp. Great Lakes, C.B. ' s navy. Sure to find his trade and discover his talents if any. Cheryl L. Joseph 3 23 58 Cheryl . . . Loves that boy from Gardner! Hockey! Jr. Prom memories!! Ever have trouble with your car . . . Never slides! After the play!? Mr. Rowdens favorite, HA!! Never fights just a few best friends!!! Yearbook — Big Mouth at the games! Dinner Dance — Party!! Class trip — What? What’s so special about Michael Dorr?? Wishes for sunshine on the road to Canada! . . . Christine Kroyak 3 25 58 Chris . . . “So easy to look at so hard to define.” Bob Dylan, Junior Prom rip . . . Rolling Stones concert — Hampton, Kitty lou, Fridays, my house is a very fine house. Ever snort incense? Melting H.S. rings. Green street. I got em. Irish reg. H I. 307. Indian. Airtraffic, A pleasant garden. Liptons. Why A! Sings during conversations. Going nowhere, came from nowhere, but will definitely get there. June E. Kobel 3 26 58 Juneybell!!! Sports freak! Field Hockey 3 yrs. Finally learned how to drive that truck, Rip off artist?? Loves to ski. Tennis pro, Lorrie, have some pears. Maroon staff. The class trip. Lives half her life at L.J.C. Knows all the best hiding places. Softball coach has perfect attendance. Of course. Always there if you ever need a friend. Peggy J. Conley 3 29 58 | Peg . . . liberated vegetarian ecologist. Eighty bun give away. Natural foods . . . mushrooms galore! Forever bare feet and dungarees. Zappa controversy? . . . Jethro Tull’s competition. Mr. Lamarche hates us . . . sob! sob! Who;s jeep? Let’s pull an all-nighter, New Years Day. Ya think we got caught. Row¬ boat trips. Eat it, Clown. Frank J. Bove 3 30 58 Frank, David Prouty’s most loveable student till he came back to Leicester. A true believer in the ancient proverb the only good Zeak is a dead Zeak. Em going to get that piece of paper and keep right on going. Headed for Calf, in the summer from there who knows where. Good luck in what ever you do. 17 John M. Paige 4 7 58 Diane Lafayette 4 11 58 Japanie . . . Field hockey fullback . . . Ace flute player ... A real Maine freak. Loves camping and the “Great Outdoors”. Anyone for tennis? Camp Little Green Berry? Drive-in regular?? Afraid of a vacuum cleaner?? Wanna go to Paxton? Dancing bears? Where’s the party? What ' s this about bananas? . . . Success will come whenever she finds it. Lori J. LaPlante 4 13 58 Truckin ' . Summer of ' 75, Luigi’s regular. Sunday afternoons at the dam, “I hope you learned your lesson”. Loves banana sombreros, a few laughs at the movies. From ping pong to basketball, from tennis to hockey — a true athlete. Kick some what? To have a friend is to be one . . . and you are. See you at SMU. John — Fro — Reverend — Burhead. Schlitz man, Dam regular, Quite the party man; Most expensive smile in town . . . Ever go up the airport? “10?” pen. Ever have a telephone pole jump in front of you?? Best Phys Ed student. Big D ' s best. Success will be his if he’s lucky. James H. Hebert 4 9 58 Heeb, Honor Society (2, 3, 4) Cross Country (2, 3, 4) Co-captain Track (3, 4) Storm’s faithful runner. Ever catch an elbow (Oxford)? Never won a race fairly (Thanks Rich) Gino’s Giants. Three Stooges One of the gang ' s regulars, I’m impressed. Missed 17 years of what. SCCAPP. Corner Pocket Member. Off to Arizona and Curt Gowdy’s job. Donald Sielis 4 14 58 Yehhh Si!!! For the benefit of Mr. Kite in the big black chevy that night. Did yeh ever catch a buzz? Did you ever catch a tuna? Chet and Si looking for??? The evil finger. W.I.T.l. in the fall. Yeh know it !!! Linda L. LaPage 4 19 58 Lin . . . Winnie. Hampton Happy — T.C.G. What expressions !! Cat Stevens? Definitely !! Sabago — HUNHH? “BUZZ”. White jeeps. “Paddidle!” “I’ll try anything once.” Extension play — Miss Peabody. Loved Mt. Monadnock. Who’s George? Hasty exits outa D.Q. Chocolate cream pie, anyone? “Now I’ve been happy lately, thinkin’ ’bout the good things to come . . . Peace train . . . come to take me home again!” Peter J. Brennan 4 22 58 C.C.’s “No. 1” runner? 2, 3, 4, golf, running lessons from S. Wes., member of the SCCAPP, lifeguard for Rochdale swamp, “Plant Specialist”, Did I have the car at the drive-in? Prom Nite . . .How old? 16. . .no, 17. . .16! Tap dance on lights? “Gino Giants Taste Great!” Mark K. Doray 4 22 58 Mar, a real motor head . . . What ever happened to your hot rod Cougar?? Good times at Epping. Always seen with Herve and “Reke”. Remember Eddie’s van. Coors?? The “P.G.” Give him a motor head car and he’ll be set for life. 18 Kenneth Antanavica 4 23 58 Donald E. Peloquin 5 8 58 Pelky ... A good soul from Brown shoe. What really goes on at the fire barn??? Freshman, Sophomore Basketball WHIZZ . . . One of Mr. LaMarches ace nechanic. a true valley boy. Destined to replace Johnny Gage on Emergency. The world has no limit for Don. He will see much before he settles down. Donna M. Peloquin 5 8 58 Pelky. . . Jeffs better half . . . Summer of 73” at Burncoat Dam. Whatahay J— Mayhay!! Ever walk down a dark street? Jellyrolls!! Misquamicut Beach, (LS. 3G.) a true valley girl. Did you ever sleep out on the courts? How did you really chip your tooth? Visine!! “69” What ever happen with that job interview? Will ind her way to success if she doesn’t stumble over it. Anton: Hampton Quabin in Spring and Summers. Ever try to fix a car, Lets transplant. Snowmobile Motorcycle specialist. Leave a patch. I never waste gas. Trouble for Billy at office and at parties. Franks right hand during summers. Member L.C.D. Success is sure to be his if he doesn ' t run it down. Norma J. Robidoux 5 3 58 Norm. . . . One of the Rochdale people. Quiet until you get to know her. Ever go from Misquamicut to Hampton Beach in the same day?? What a ride!! Parties at the Drive-In . . . Ever get carried out of Darlene’s and get thrown in the snow!!?? Can always count on her if you need a shoulder to cry on . . . Three times in Florida — attempting four. Renee M. Langlois 5 22 58 “Aunty Renee”, “Smoky”, A born leader. Varsity player, Co-Captain of B-Ball. F-Hockey, Softball. Luvs lovliest. Mooned “Mighty Morin!!” All around person known for her friendliness and athletic ability. What could she always be smiling about?? “Pig Piles!!” Never mooned — lucked out?? Sleeping out in winter. How’d you cut your foot?? “Daisies won’t Tell” This Gemini is a Leo Lover. Denise E. Trainque 6 9 58 Denny: What mood are you in today? Great listener, Dee’s partner in crime. Bookworm. Mr. B’s favorite. Loves music, Summer in W. Brookfield. Denny and Paul. Ever walk around on crutches?? Mr. Jalbert’s right had person. Buzzz. Denny is sure to succeed on any road she takes as long as she stand on both feet. : susan J. Witt 6 1 4 58 3-Witt, “zulu” . . . “Wanda” Varsity field hockey, basketball, and softball or rack?? Prom Queen, student council. Loves the beach etc. Who me, s.s.s?? I ‘Rock” Gone fishing lately?? Weirdo . . . Got you last!! Bandaids on the lose!! Drive-in regular. Miss non chalant, kyakes, sleeping out, tennis balls. Blue-eyed Jputie, sophomore trip. Great Parties on the weekend. Sports will be one of her jlnany successes. Cynthia A. Jones 6 16 58 Tear-book Editor, Dinner Dance Committee, Rainbow Worthy Advisor, Art Club Vice-President, School musicals, Cinema Candy Girl. Got the Popcorn olues! Pajama Party and Radared Breakfast! Hampton Beach, but where’s the sunshine? Loves music! What car floor? Loves to travel. Joe and Cindy. Quiet? That’s a laugh! Her ambitions are unlimited. 19 SUMMER I question not if thrushes sing, If roses load the air; Beyond my heart I need not reach When all is summer there. Debra Thibeault 6 26 58 Deb, better known as TeaBricks Cookies. Where is Deb?? Not in school again? Who drives that cougar? Lin-wood who?? Did you set a date yet?? How was your double date? ' .’ HA?HA!! H!! Did you ever go into Bergasons for Pizza!f Driving this week? Pull in that street Deb, no not the driveway!! Happiness in your future always. Darlene S. Jarobski 6 26 58 Dari . . . Rochdale girl. Parties, girls room! Purgatory caves . . . what mat¬ ches? S. H. who? . . . a pet toad? Forever happy smilin ' . . . but never there! Spider gates, who me? no Paxton Falls! Always something up her sleeve . . . bracelets? Dinner dance . . . who? No girls? . . . huh! Narrow Escapes! Always missing! What class? May day, 24 hours! Indoor vacation, 3 weeks! Will talk her way to sure success!!! Raymond Ward 6 26 54 Walapeijue (wall • a • pa • ju), The Proud One, an Indian name given to those who show pride in their work and in their beliefs. I am proud of the Indian way of life and try to spread this belief to others who are interested in the first Americans. Kathy Zamoita 6 29 58 Fuzzy and Lib. What’s so bad about the Marines?? Truly a great kid, always modest and sincere, a super artist, just a touch of quietness, always having a good time, remember the prom, chemistry class, gym, etc . . . Frisbees . . . Nerd . . . Big Z, Dam regular, like waiting for a bus. Ever go to Lynn, Mass??? She will paint her way to success. Michael J. O ' Donnell 7 6 58 O.D. . . . Lori, NHS (2, 3, 4,), J.V. Basketball (2, 3) Football (2, 3, 4), Baseball (2, 3, 4) 3.5 seconds?! Ever tag a firealarm?? Weekends at the drive-in . . . Two tickets on his learners permit . . . One on one with Lisa Mattie, O.D.’s taxi service. Ace Punter of L.H.S. Best kicks go backwards. If success was a punt it would hit him in the nose. Patricia Dawe Pat . . . Who’s Myer?? Loves to drive that Opel. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 We are a little bit crazy! Have a good time in Washington?? Coors. Passout with Orange juice??? Friday is gymday. Three day a week girl. Camping with Young People’s — I didn’t hear a skunk. Success will surely be hers. Lisa A. Beauregard 7 10 58 Lisa . . . Spunky . . . Rice. One of the guys. Where’s your car today? Shy and Quiet . . . NO-WAY! Softball Co-Captain, Field hockey’s Greatest Goalie . . . (Fred Power)! “When in doubt fake ’em out!” “Swedish power”, Clark?? “The Beauregard” . . . “I’m getting off.” Fond memories of Wisconsin, Hamp¬ ton and the Cape . . . Sunburn feet?? Success is surely hers if it doesn’t involve laps. 20 Mathew T. Stephens 7 11 58 . )onald Adams 7 17 58 )onny . . . Always willing to race!!! Little errand boy. Willing to do a favor tar anyone. Freshman Pee Wee, Senior all grown up. Good times with Judy, mother Rochdale park regular. Penthouse regular. Unreliable Sears worker, uccess will be his if he does not hit it with his G.T.O. Ifargaret Niemela 7 19 58 irty — Jim’s Ol’Lady. Whens the big date? Ever ride on a Homda? No!! Only Harley! Always seen on the back of a bike. What do you think of Helmets. Who ' s tuna and what or where is Bert’s? Four year goaly. Likes to play vol- hyball, but spends most of the game on the floor. Likes horses and beer. : Hinakin) Matt not happy unless he’s bugging someone, due to Mrs. Gallagher, Library is out of bounds except Sunday’s and Holidays. Golf Captain “76”. His vocabu¬ lary strengthens on the golf course. Cruises Worcester Area. “Airport”. Never bought beer in his life, says other peoples beer tastes better. Sure to find success if he doesn’t overshoot the green. Madelyn Hennessy 7 16 58 Maddy . . . Freaked out guitarist. Dylan fan. School isn’t bad, twice a week. Want to go camping steal a jeep? “Who me?” Go fly a kite. Rowboat rides. Doesn’t matter where you go, as long as you get there fast. Lets head south tonight! Wanna pull an all-nighter? She hasn’t worried for four years, Why start now!! lary A. Clifford 7 25 58 liff . . . Spastic, locked herself in what closet? Runaway skier on icy slopes, lalloween . . . mysterious vacuums, egged windshield . . . No Mary, the | ' ipers won’t wash it off! Tennis in the snow. Out to lunch! What movie did you ;e? Spree Day! Casino El Kennel. The Green Machine. Ever get locked in a luna? Champion Freebee-er. Member of the Gourmet Gang. Bound to lock erself into success. I ane L. Micheals 7 27 58 lusic Theory lover. French?? Summer’s in Ohio. Want to see a great picture? iy the way what does your father do?? Garbage collector?? 5th period study, hat were you doing down Worcester Center? Quiet until known. Dancing in le halls. Is it hard to keep score for field hockey? Miss accountant. Will find access wherever she goes. Ann Nash 7 22 58 Banana . . . Enjoy’s the beautiful things in life. Sunrise over the mountains, walks on the ocean shore. Flowers to cheer you up madam. Journeys within her mind. Forever looking for a good time. Of course red is the color. Mayday Hampton Beach 75. Need a friend dial M.S. Miles from nowhere guess I’ll take my time . . . Thomas P. Wood 7 24 57 Woody” When in town can be found at Valley fire barn. Probably work down Rustler the rest of his life. Some wonder what school he goes to Leicester or Marian (or both) Tom thinks there should be a four day school week (four days off) Should find success if it doesn’t go up in smoke. 21 Lori L. Johnson 8 1 58 Always seen with Mike. N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Student Council. Who’s Clark Archie? Cecile — an angel?!! Bionic Butt — ever break a table? Weekends at the drive-in, Junior Prom — or can’t you remember that night? O.D.’s parties! FANTISIZ- ING!! Most colorful — always turning red, Steve’s business partner, What WAS that business anyway? She ' ll look for success after she goes out to breakfast! Michael DellaCava 8 3 57 Mike, Carol’s better half, always in school?? Ever get called Daddy!!! Looking forward to Florida’s sunny weather. Wonna play cards Friday night?? For ever going bowling and to the movies on the weekends. Has all the luck in the world with cars. Ever spend half the night riding up and down Rte. 20 looking for an air hose? Success is yours for sure. Denise LaPointe 8 6 58 Dee; Denny ' s partner in crime. Nathan’s better half. Musician of the year. Wears the same thing everyday — a smile. A drum corps enthusiast. One of the Friendly Girls, Loves Gym? Wine anyone? Best goal tender (among other things) crosses off the days till her leave. Success is not far from her grasp. Daniel Hovagimian 8 11 58 Dan, Holds the Leicister High record for “Most Times on the Absent List”. Ever get hit by a mustang? Hates red lights. Ever sleep at Boston Garden? Mr. Bjorkland’s pet. Parties in the green nova until he played demolition derby. Lynard Skynard, Ten Years After, Deep Purple. Headed for Leicester Junior in the fall. Best of Luck! Mark S. James 8 11 58 Mark . . . the shark. A left-handed Leo. One of the gang and party man. Three-day party on the class trip. Monty Python ' s Flying Circus ringleader. Sick puns. P — town candymaker. Loves to shoot the bull! “Say no more!” “No thank you please.” Bound for Worcester State. A true blue Rochdale inhabitant. Hawkins in the class play. “Mark will get the truck.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Bound for success if he finds it in time. Lisa MacLeod 8 22 58 Always seen in the gym. Loves hockey, Miss Morin’s favorite. Hates to get you mad. ALWAYS LATE FOR 7th PERIOD. Rides around in a Mustang (when there isn ' t something wrong). Have trouble with Pink Elephant cards. Huh!!! Get hurt much. Accident prone. Vermont and New Hampshire with Young Peoples. Maybe Canada in the summer. “Capture the Flag.” Green Wenny. If she doesn’t trip over success she will drive over it. Good Luck. Paul Morris 8 27 58 Horace . . . Ever go out for lunch? Ever drink beer at Janet’s Always zooming to fires! Always seen with Tom Ken. Ever pull over on Pine St. to empty out a cooler. Always seen talking to Pat. Ever get your picture taken with Darlene and a role of tape?? Always laughing and walking around. Success is yours for sure. Wayne R. Greenhalge 8 28 58 The kid from the cabin. The now burnt cabin! Missed the ashtray. (Well what do you think, can’t say the truth.) Love buzzing bees and the honey they give you. Kitty’s homeroom angel. Never awake to do anything wrong. But Wayne’s good, never bothers anybody, just minds his own business. 22 Francis Buckley 9 5 58 Otherwise known as Hamhock . . . Are ya ever in school??? How is your girlfriend Karen . . . Mr. T’s sparing partner. Still half working on the work- study . . . Part time gambling man. Is still trying to play baseball for his fourth year. Most likely to succeed at auto body and has proved himself as superior classman. Naomi Stetson 9 5 58 Ringo . . . Put down artist of ' 76 especially when it comes to herself. The music freak. (200 albums?! Loves her guitar, Moonshadow, singing. Koala bears, freedom. Will you ever get your license?! Thanks to Mr. Hippert and Mr. Fitzgerald for their help in troubled times. “I have my books and my poetry to protect me. With God’s Grace — she’ll muddle through. Barbara A. Anderson 9 15 58 Barb . . . Climb any mountains lately? Love those camping trips . . . forget .something? Ever trip anyone in gym? Sweds aren ' t all THAT bad. I’m not blushing!” Greenland?! Weather reports?! National Honor Society V.P. — Ten¬ nis, in the rain — Vermont in the summer — Beethoven the second. “Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way. See how they shine.” Cheryl A. Kerr 9 15 57 Doris’s and Lynn’s partners in crime. Cheryl’s a great kid, and a lot of fun to be with. A quiet one until you get to know her. Always seen at the drive-in with Doris. Yeah Doris have you been falling out of car doors lately? Best success in the future. Debra A. Manseau 9 18 58 Debby . . . Did you get you learners yet?? An orange pumpkin!! Photography fan, and guitar player. But he was such a big dog!! Peanut better cups and apple cider at 2:00 a.m. Yearbook staff member. Reporter in the Senior class play, Barn and Extension member. Studies are boring!! Cats are squishy. When suc¬ cess comes her way, she ' ll take a picture of it! Edward J. Gallagher 9 21 58 Ed. Tennis at Rochdale park, St. Mikes, C.C., a real great buddy. Bowling on Fridays. Baby sitting at the Flicks. Ever eat an axe?? How many rackets have you broken? Oxford golf courses leading man. K.B. and Enfield, N.H. Jeffrey Belanger 1 12 58 Bogart. Motor-head. Super Bee. Good times at the dam. We wish you good luck always. Heidi A. Doane 7 13 58 Heidi. . . and who? Blonde bomber from Rochdale. Sports freak. Field Hockey basketball. Can always find her at the park; or in Oxford! Good times at Hampton? Prom Senior dinner dance memories with B.B. A friend to all. Motorhead . . . June lets buy a vette! Bike riding right along forever dieting. Summer parties being free, her favorite times. Friends the future are hers forever!!” 23 Michael S. Wade SEASONS Peter J. Camarda “Oh Fright “Get a job “My Son “On the J. Bar Buddy Parties at the Dam. Mintest honda around. Worcester Awnings top Executive. Now that 4 years have to come to an end. I can only think of one thing that was cool, the freezer in the cafe, so long chumps. How young it has been. And how young it will be. Paul J. Asquith Preo. From out of the depths of the valley. Ever come home stiff. Good times at Ten Years After. B. Ball star from the valley . . . Mr. Lamarches buddy. Junior Prom memories. Buzzin around at 7 a.m. Ever take a three day vacation? Will thumb his way to success. Mike . . . Wigman . . . Wiggles. Have you ever turned around on someone ' s front lawn? Betsy’s better half. Been getting loaded lately?? Ever make it to school on time?? Seen everywhere except in school. Loves to party. Basketball at the courts with cave man . . . Plans of marriage in the future. Hopes of being a sheet metal worker. Best of luck in whatever you do. Autumn to winter, winter into spring, Spring to Summer, summer into fall, — So rolls the changing year, and so we change; Motion so swift, we know not that we move. Best Dressed: Mary and Rocky Sexiest: Eileen and Dave Wittiest: Chris and Jimmy Most Likely to Succeed: Janet and Dave Most Flirtatious: Lynn and Roscoe PUNCH PRESS m« Tm Joe and Jane Cool: Lori and Mike 27 Party Goers Of The Year: Sue And Steve; Class Clowns: Eileen And Fred; Big Mouths: Darlene And Mark; ■M SSSSSsW- School Skippers: Ann And Herve; Most Popular: Lisa And Steve. ■■ « ■ ' i Bikies: Sue and Bob Most Beautifully Said Artists Most Attractive: Mary Ann and Jimmy Most Versatile: Sue and Steve Brownies: June and Scott Did I do that?? Tennis? Anyone? Which way did they go? Is she looking at me? I forgot to shave! Jethro Tull?? Don’t laugh at my socks!! What Now!! Advanced Counting 1, 2, 3 Is this a Honda?? I HATE Hondas Where’s the birdie???? Solos?!?! 1776 And All That Who Me??? Next! Dear Mr She called me PooPoo Suzie Homemaker I knew I’d look better with makeup Pass the flask f if U i You’ll learn to fly what ' s my line??? Don’t! Stop! Don’t Stop! Ma Belle Little Miss Innocent???! I want to go home Ain’t he cute??? Little Miss innocent He ' ll never miss it Is this a brush off?? Real suspicious!! Sc-. ' , K t ' 1 A f. V « A , S K • i_ r . f Wh K MKp gj - if -.} wr jJek g_ A 1 3 f|P F HP ” iV |� v Jr H r m ■ F • ■M ■■Kf ■ 1 1 ■ ' ■ jlgjyff |r ■§ 4 Ti-;: ' ! - -i ® . • Hft 3 M . -I Photograph’s Memories Thirteenth Day of June Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Five Queen and Court Patty Dawe, Sue Sawyer, Sue Witt, Lori Johnson, Lynn Lucier O I TRACK CHEERING GOLF CROSS COUNTRY FIELD HOCKEY S k vvv W(V ,. rgiq p t, ft YfZ KNEELING left to right — Wood, D.; Kalinowski, T.; Southwick, J.; Daigle, R.; Hebert, J.; Bercume, J.; Wall, R.; Seaver , D.; STANDING left to right - Styren, S.; Cherry, D.; Snay, D.; Copeland, C.; Moughan, D.; Quarrey, M.; Gordon, J.; Anderson, D.; Brennan, P.; Mr. LaPlante I J.V. Field Hockey Defense KNEELING: Deb Bailey, Pam Saunders, Kathy Gallagher, Pat Dykas, Nancy Lucier, Sharon Pike, Brenda Burtt. STANDING: Coach Jan Cundall, Anita Trepanier, Jamie Tskias, Pan White, Karen Wetherbee, Terry Dykas, Tina Moore, Lisa Johnson. Co-Captains i S ! P i | ; i Field Hockey KNEELING: Joy Byrnes, Lynn Lucier, Lori LaPlante, Tina Malooly, Rene Langlois, Lisa Beauregard STANDING: Jane Michaels, Kathy McGrail, Terry Friend, Kathy Burning, Sue Witt, Heidi Doane, June Kobel, Diane Lafayette, Deb Wall, Coach Jan Morin Schedule W. Boylston Grafton Oxford Prouty Northbridge Uxbridge Millbury W. Boylston Grafton Oxford Prouty Northbridge Uxbridge Millbury Districts Quaboag Nashoba KS WE 33 Baypath THEY 6 20 Putnum 18 40 Uxbridge 6 14 Oxford 14 22 West Boyleston 6 21 Northbridge 20 22 Grafton 6 40 Millbury 13 34 South 12 14 Prouty 0 KNEELING left to right — James, M.; Brennan, F.; Foy, J.; Burtchell, R.; Hennessy, J.; Hyland, R.; DePatie, R.; Riel, S.; Friend, T.; Dorr, M.; Saunders, S.; Burque, R.; STANDING left to right — Coach, R. Nelson; Coach, L. Schlemminger; Paipulas, A.; Tashjian, G.; Falk, M.; Wood, A.; LaBrie, D.; O ' Donnell, M.; Witkowski, W.; Carkin, M.; Hassett, W.; Lauder, T.; Robillard, J.; Dolengiewicz, T.; Coach J. Chasse; Coach S. Hai r. r - ,2 ipsiifefe . .... ..- KNEELING — left to right — Robillard, J.; George, J.; Foy, J.; Hyland, J.; Tashjian, G.; Sullivan, D.; Carkin, M.; Taberne., M.; STANDING — left to right — Head Coach, L. Schlemminger; McMenemy, K.; Bradshaw, J.; Mattei, B.; Falk, M.; Cocker, D.; Griffin, S.; Shea, J.; Hovagimian, M.; Albert, A. KNEELING; Coach J. Chasse, Captain J. Foy. STANDING; L-R G. Guertin, J. Bedard, C. Smith R. Burtchell, P. Asquith, S. Wester, B. Allen, M. Reidy, F. Brennan, P. Garrity,.J. Hennesy. 5 L. to R., G. Burtt, D. LeBlanc, Mr. Carlomagno, S. Lilley, M. Ramm, B. Mattie, J. Gordon, D Kilmonis, J. Socha, J. Shea, J. Hyland, E. Moore, M. McKay, J. Foy, M. Foy, Mr. Lindsey CO-CAPTAINS STARTING LINEUP South Grafton Millbury West Boylston Oxford Northbridge David Prouty Uxbridge Grafton Millbury West Boylston Oxford Northbridge David Prouty Uxbridge Doherty Shepard Hill Doherty SENIORS Coach —■1 1—— r (jfW - 1 « (IS - M Wk Ifc V IS ; 1 r m ; ■ ft ,■ v. ■■’ • ‘ v T iljttt ' ; .. i m — f 6 -- KNEELING: C. Gallagher, J. Pobieglo, J. Daige, L. Higgens, A. Trepanier, S. Pike STANDING Coach S. Nelson, L. Richardson, T. Dykas, L. Lemay, L. Johnson, G. Langlois, C. Richardson, J Tskias 1st ROW L. to R. M. Foy, P. Burke, D. Stephens, J. Foy, M, McKay, S. Styren. 2nd ROW L, to R. S. LaBrie, D. Foy, M. Stephens, J. Shea, M. Falk, P. Brennan, R. Bjorklund. Captain — Matt Stephens Co-Captains Jim Hebert and Dick Daigle 1st ROW L. to R. — R. Wall, J. Hebert, A. Paipulas, J. Southwick. 2nd. ROW L. to R. — Mr. Hamley, D. Anderson, D. Wood, F. Regirio, M. Carkin. 3rd ROW L. to R. — G. Tashjian, M. Quarrey, J. Wilson, B. Southard, J. George, S. Antanavica. I; . Vi •is 7 •ism iJ-f -■- ■-: Vv-jf jCs ' jpklfE ■ • ■■■ --- S««teS ■ gym ’• • H fW . ' : pSr- jfe is ' Higv ; y :j A ' liMKVf; STr itera . ■ -.1, srjRr R£Ws: Wnk K j W s,.- ' . ■ - - r%a s ? ' • - -. •• fc.-r w! ’- ■ ' s-- ' - • r ' i vv- s � -■• . ■ jjfKS, r v MhPP; i v ' ’, • ••--•i ifc i• ... ' : v-5yi®lto - ■‘ 5? ;v j sr T Vftv ' : }y� fLSI ' . - ' ■ Vi :• ■ 9 ' K-- s v ' M % Fv II J V: X ;j Vi ' i ' ' vJ-- } I 7 •• ■ ms ' � g jfcVfcj 7T- «gs Lv4 S2 £3585Siii- ' «t iabeiMw;v-y«.. gggLt igL £, - i r - ' Sli E5 . S FRONT ROW Kneeling — G. Geurtin, B. Klosik, J. Hyland, S. Lilley, F. Buckley, R. Hyland, M. Ring, M. O’Donnell STANDING L-R — Coach L. Schleminger, B. Mattie, J. Shea, D. Kilmonis, E. Gallagher, Co.Capt. S. Wester, Co. Capt. D. LaBrie, C. Smith, G. Burtt, Coach T. Buckley. i |r J t •. !% ««■ ' ..T m � • -. ■ FIRST ROW 1. to r.: Coach J. Morin, C. Bonardi, S. Pike, K. Gallagher, B. Burtt, J. Daige, L. Richardson, manager, T. Malooly SECOND ROW 1. to r.: J. Tsikas, R. Langlois, L. LaPlante, K. Connor, K. Burning, L. Beauregard, D. Wall, L. Tsikas. Ifni - f Mb . ' -H ' ?• KNEELING left to right co-captains Earle, A.; Shivick, A. 2nd ROW left to right — Penquilly, D.; Boisell, D.; Hassett, P.; Knox, L.; 3rd ROW left to right — Bernardi, C.; Dorr, M.; Talbot, L.; Irish, C.; Coach Tournas; Pobieglo, J.; Brown, T.; Johnston, C.; Daigle, D.; left to right — Cindy Irish, Patty Hassett, Debbie Boisell, Terry Brown, Lisa Chenette, Jane Johnson Junior Class Officers David Moughan — Secretary Brad Allen — Vice President Lynn Higgans — President Donna Daigle — Treasurer 69 1st ROW left to right — C. Lloyd, P. Hassett, S. LaMonda, A. Higgins, L. Lainz, G. Johnston, C. Johnston, L. Higgins 2nd ROW left to right — B. Hallen, R. Lemerise, T. Lauder, B. Hassett, N. Isralian, P. Larson, L. Leveillee 3rd ROW left to right M. Lamarche, K. Law, P. Lamarche, C. Iannoli, P. Lafayette, S. Manseau, S. McFarland, D. Liberty 1st ROW left to right — D. Wentworth, L. Trainque, P. Saunders, S. Tolman, D. Yurik, L. Riopel, A. Robert, L. Ryan, A. Robert 2nd ROW left to right — M. Reidy, K. Suiky, J. Robillard, P. White, G. Williams, P. Wood, M. Ring 3rd ROW left to right — S. Tashjian, D. Stevens, B. Taberner, C. Smith, R. Soojian, R. Russell 1st ROW left to right — S. Fortin, K. Dorr, D. Giggey, M. Hallen, D. Harris, R. Doldo, B. Hale, | C. Gallant, 2nd ROW left to right — M. Dorr, B. Goodrow, M. Foy, J. Harris, T. Garrepy, M. Fanion, D. Flink 3rd ROW left to right — D. Foy, T. Dolengiewicz, D. Flint, P. Hallen, P.j Garrity, M. Gordon, W. Griffiths, G. Guertin U— HB 1st ROW left to right — J. Bedard, P. Burque, D. Bowen, B. Berryman, P. Bigwood, T. Buffone, J. Baker, K. Batstone 2nd ROW left to right — S. Allain, J. Baily, D. Bennett, D. Brunnett, G. Caika, L. Burlingame, C. Brown, K. Asquith 3rd ROW left to right — M. Antanavica, D. Boch, P. Bigwood, J. Baniukiewicz, A. Angel, T. Barns, B. Allen, J. Bernatchez 1st ROW left to right — T. Moore, M. Rand, C. Paipulas, C. McGee, P. Manard, C. Pressey, D. Penguilly, P. Pierce, C. O’Donnell 2nd ROW left to right — B. Martin, K. McMennemy, K. Mantha, J. Moughan, P. Menard, M. Powers, E. McQue, K. McGrail 3rd ROW left to right — J. Martin, K. Nicols, J. Pike, L. Patricks, J. Page, B. Micheals, A. Piscopo, E. McCarthy 1st ROW left to right — R. Harris, R. Cook, M. Cote, K. Comeau, M. Carkin, A. Davenport 2nd ROW left to right — G. Clark, D. Carey, L. Canane, J. Colby, J. Carlson, N. Daigle 3rd ROW left to right — G. Cogswell, B. Conley, T. Cassamassa, J. Canty, D. Daigle, D. Corey 1st ROW left to right — L. Higgins, J. Foy, Mr. Baziliauskas, A. Forsman, S. Graves, M. Gierton, T. Kalinowski 2nd ROW left to right — M. Floria, D. Kemp, T. Friend, J. Frascolla, K. Gumpright, P. Hey, E. Henze. 3rd ROW left to right — M. Inangelo, J. Hyland, L. Keddy, R. Kelman, T. landoli, C. Jyringi, M. Kent. 1st ROW left to right — K. Weatherbee, L. Tsikas, L. Costello, L. Wiggins, J. Zachowski, D. Wentworth, D. Willey, T. Yurick, M. Swan 2nd ROW left to right — D. Stone, D. Veenstra, S. Styren, R. Wall, J. Southwick, G. Tashjian, D. Sullivan 3rd ROW left to right — B. Sylvester, L. Taberner, S. Wood, P. Witkowski, F. Soucie, A. Wood, J. Sochia 1st ROW left to right — J. O ' Leary, L. Powell, A. Shivick, M. Perra, P. Porier, C. Ranky, E. Ryberg 2nd ROW left to right — G. Rogers, T. Sanko, D. Snay, D. Smith 3rd ROW left to right — J. Shea, J. Shea, S. Peterson, R. Sjoberg, D. Moughan, J. Shute 1st ROW left to right — J. Burning, N. Berard, B. Antanavica, S. Bray, S. Anderson, R. Ayotte 2nd ROW left to right — E. Brunnette, R. Ayer, J. Bloksberg, T. Barry, M. Bisceglia, D. Baily 3rd ROW left to right — T. Brennan, J. Bercume, B. Blanchette, A. Albert, G. Burtt, R. Brennan 1st ROW left to right — R. Kwiatkowski, S McDonald, D. Mandella, A. Lajoie, T. Malooly, L Lemay, N. Lucier 2nd ROW left to right — B Leader, N. Knight, L. Martin, D. McCarthy, R Lahair, M. Mandella 3rd ROW left to right — D Largesse, D. Kilmonis, B. Klosek, P. Morrison, D McKeon, S. Lilley, D. Luboca 1st ROW left to right — K. Corley, L. Chenette, R. Cote, E. Clifford, J. Daige, S. Edwards, V. Eaton 2nd ROW left to right — B. Clemmey, L. Davis, L. Clark, M. Cutler, D. Colby, D. Daly 3rd ROW left to right — M. Cherry, M. Carey, B. Chaffee, D. Butnus, C. Carson, M. Falk, J. Doray Freshman Class Officers Left to Right Diane Canty — Treasurer, Mark Taberner — Vice-President, Michael Quarry — President, Anita Trepanier — Secretary 75 1st ROW left to right — J. Doldo, L. Arsenault, J. Dudley, C. Coplin, D. Daigle, L. Croft, S. Coupe, J. Conley 2nd ROW left to right — K. Dennison, K. Daly, H. Daly, J. Cote, L. Dygert, M. Cook, T. Dykas, J. Cooper 3rd ROW left to right — J. Dawe, J. Doray, R. Dube, E. Desroches, R. Comeau, P. Corey, M. Dirsa, P. Colby 1st ROW left to right — T. Bernatchez, C. Clemmey, B. Burtt, P, Carkin, T. Brown, C. Clark, D. Boissell, C. Allain, S. Beaudette 2nd ROW left to right — S. Cogswell, R. Brunette, K. Carson, J. Comeau, J. Chenette, D. Canty, C. Bonardi, S. Antanivica, C. Bostrom 3rd ROW left to right — W, Bengeron, R. Asquith, J. Brennan, D. Cocker, M. Bradshaw, J. Bradshaw, V. Bisceglia, D. Anderson 1st ROW left to right — J. Minty, J. Phipps, M. O ' Brien, D. Nicholls, C. O ' Day, J. Micheals, L. Picard, L. McMue 2nd ROW left to right — R. Odium, C. O ' Day, S. Poirier, J. Petty, W. Nuttall, S. Pike, J. Pobieglo 3rd ROW left to right — E. Moore, D. Parslow, J. Ledger, M. McCormick, M. McKay, B. Motiejatis 1st ROW left to right — L. Kniskern, K. Laflin, R. McCloskey, M. Madore, L. LeClair, B. Lemair, L. Johnson, S. Leader, L. Knox 2nd ROW left to right — E. Mayo, C. Moberg, B. Laviolette, J. Leveillee, M. McClosky, S. LaBrie, B. Johnson, G. Langlois 3rd ROW left to right — W. Lloyd, R. LaCroix, C. Mahoney, R. Martiros, M. Lorditch, D. Lussier, L. Lucke, D. LeBlanc 1st ROW left to right — T. Garry, L. Huntoon, K Howaid, C. Irish, J. Johnson, K. Fortin, D Gardner, M. Eithier 2nd ROW left to right — E Hennessy, K. Gallagher, M. Gervais, D. Halpin, J Gardner, D. Grimshaw, D. Gothings, M Hovagimian 3rd ROW left to right — D Hovagimian, J. George, J. Gordon, J. Hyland, S Griffiths, R. Granville, S. Griffin. 1st ROW left to right — S. Poirier, D. Robillard B. Sloan, J. Sherman, C. Richardson, L. Reynolds 2nd ROW left to right — T. Porier, D. Seaver, S Stanikmas, R. Southard, L. Richardson, B. Sylvester. 3rd ROW left to right — F. Rigerio, R. Sivret, M. Ramm, E. Smith, M. Quarrey 1st ROW left to right — L. Tsikas, M. Taberner, D. Wood, T. Zoulas, J. Tsikas 2nd ROW left to right — D. Wood, D. Wester, L. Thomas, A. Trepanier, D. Zamoita, N. Wright 3rd ROW left to right — J. Tebo, C. Thompson, J. Wilson, M. Ward 1 : ff r ll if; ! V i La Mffo wi 1 yr lfv 1 KT M wi w F - jjp _ ■TiUhS 7 ' r . ' H I 40 o kiv A IsIIj r -vT ml • Ping Pong Music Nostalgia Ski Club Wood Shop Arts and Crafts Library Club Newspaper Business Club Hunting and Fishing Gymnastics Bicentennial Club Art Club A.V. Club Shop Maintenance Radio Club Homemaking Club Small Games Tole Painting Chess Club Girls Sports Guitar Club Sport Nostalgia I ' T i 1 1 i i Err., ' | pi Lr£L Ljy m ill 1 t A Wj i%L b«iH 1 fcSr ifli JIT .IX r mm Mg OL , m 1( «L—i rlji I U imhMHV ' j MM ■ gMf jE r s v weat ' ft _ JB ft ' ■ Student Council FRONT ROW left to right — K. Comeau; L. Johnson; L. Johnson; K. Connor; A. Earle; L. Lucier VIIDDLE ROW left to right — N. Lucier; M. Dorr; D. Stone; P. Dykas; L. Leveillee; D. Wood; D. Seaver BACK ROW left to right — S. Tabernar; S. Witt; B. Berryman; M. Quarry; B. Taberner; T. Calinowski President — S. Taberner; Vice-President — K. Connor; Secretary — P. Dykas; Treasurer — A. Earle STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL National Honor Society OW ONE L-R — J. DeParie; S. Bernatchez; A. Earle; E. O’Leary; D. rainque; S. Witt ROW TWO L-R — D. Lafayette; K. Connor; L. Johnson; Taberner; B. Anderson; T. Lilley ROW THREE L-R — P. Mancini; J. ebert; M. O’Donnell; S. Riel; K. Burning; D. Wall REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL ROW ONE L-R — Secratary — L. Johnson; Vice-President — B. Anderson; President — S. Taberner; Treasurer — T. Lilley; ROW ONE L-R — T. Kalinowski; S. Lilley; G. Cogswell; D. Snay; D. Moughan; B. Carkin ROW TWO L-R — T. Barnes; K. Comeau; M. Dorr; D. Daigle L. Leveillee; A. Roberts ROW THREE L-R — J. Burning; C. Pressey; M. Falk; D. Cherry; T. Buffone; J. Moughan; S. Styren Good Man Charlie Brown p$Vch� aTric . - help THE DOCTOR JVi ,1 ' U 4 k_ L — ' u, . FRONT ROW L-R — L. Croft; B. Lavoilette; P. Conley; Mr. DeWolfe; J. Skagerlind; D. Lafayette; A. Earle; B. Burtt; A. Polito; P. Carkin; D. LaPointe; D. Wall; BACK ROW L-R — G. LaPine; J. Comeau; D. Gardner; B. Sylvester; B. Carkin; D. Polito; J. Socha; M. McCluskey; S. Stankimas; D. Snay; B. Sylvester f: jEaJ Wl. Kir.ifl-., dkt j 1 ■■■■iikiiiJlii nu 1 . .i.i £ it. M Mm ■ 1 ■ J M fl ■ ■ 7 ' j H : v ; .] H ■■ ■ JH w I 8 Iff iff 11 . A i j yi i L ■ ► 1 t- ; • Aw 1 k , k 4 U I ' S jn t |l !3| Mi l ■ jjK5� ciy r ' : few? m. d| § mi __ mil ADS — ROW ONE L-R — P. Dawe; L. MacLeod; S. Bernatchez; K. Connor; A. Earle; L. Lucier; M. Sliwinski ROW TWO L-R — S. Orsi; C. Kroyak; D. Daigle; S. Taberner; P. Brennan; C. Josephs ROW THREE L-R — R. Burtchell; W. Tuiskula; E. Gallagher PAGE COMPOSERS — ROW ONE L-R — D. Wall; S. Witt; D Cote; A. Earle; L. Lucier; D. Manseau W. Tuiskula; P. Brennan; D. Daigle; R. Hyland; D. Trainque; S. Wester SELLERS — ROW ONE L-R — G. Grimshaw; J. Michaels; K. connor; A. Earle; S. Witt; D. Wall; L. Lucier ROW TWO L-R — M. vlontville; D. Cote; B. Anderson; C. Harris; D. Trainque; L. Johnson; D. Manseau ROW THREE L-R — E. Gallagher; M. O’Donnell; . Taberner; T. Lilley; R. Hyland Valedictorian???!! Comb your hair It’s not working Kojak he’s not Rough night Timber HI There fella!! My isn’t he intellectual???? Really!!! Sweet and Sour ■— A 4 i nr ' V k$8|§ |V (jL S’ ? ■ ' HtfteMiJ Vtt i 1 jm | ' 1 W S ' 1 Starsky or Hutch??? Some shun shunshine Washington her we come, It happened like this Goodnight Mommie Hey look me over. 8 o’clock already?? Me? Asleep? No!! Yes Sir Mr. LaPlante It went down Good time Charged personality Where’s the safari??? Sleeping Beauty???? Dreams Please? Togetherness Oh!!! My head OFTHEM6NOFTHE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS WHOHAVEGIVEN ■UVES-TOTH El R COll NTRY ? ' E 10 NOVEMBER-1775 n § y B 1 L || T V ' ■ -I Seventh inning stretch Play it cool! Cool??? Lincoln died?? I want to go home. You’re kidding! Figleafs?? And another thing . . . Let me take your picture! Eeeeeee!! Mary had a little lamb. . . . Where do I go now?? Dreaming of snowmobiles Smile! Where’s the bunny club?? Reaching for a What’s that handshake??? I’m sooo tired! Pucker Afro who?? 1 I.,.. W ' wj£!S M M J — 1 ri. SS ' m fS m m w W ;S] ' r k IK w p ' S Jk jAl ■ zr- Jr K | ■ b mg BLJ flj - w wWYOo Class Will S 3|l m %JM Mark Cherry leaves looking for bugs. Mary Clifford leaves to challenge Bobby Riggs. PL � s sSr m Peggy Conley leaves to become Margaret’s Meads’ assistant. • - Ss. y£tff V ■ ‘ ijf fe V � Kathy Connor leaves her glove to Freddy Lynn and her bat to i Atilla the Hun. 1 Darlene Cote leaves with both feet in her mouth. - jSmKtKi i Richard Daigle leaves to star in a television series, “Starsky, Hutch, and Daigl Patty Dawe leaves a lot crazier. We the Senior class of 1976, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament. Mike Dellacava leaves waist high in pampers. We leave the juniors to change the suspension rule. Janet Depari leaves on the “peace train.” Robert DePatie leaves “Winkle” in charge. To the sophomores we leave the locked girls’ and boys’ rooms. Heidi Doane leaves the girl’s room to Alice Angell. To the freshman we leave our honesty. Mark Dorey leaves a 200 lb. meatball at Dad’s restaurant. To our class advisor, Mr. Albro, we leave ear plugs for class meetings. Michael Dorr leaves his little black book to Keith Bathstone. To Leicester High School we leave our lasting impression, especially in the johns. Amy Earle leaves to join Arthur Fiedler. Donald Adams leaves for the third time. Gail Estey leaves her place on the newspaper to Mary Dorr. Barbara Anderson leaves blushing. Steve Favreau leaves to sink the Navy. Kenny Antanivica leaves at the sound of the fire horn. Robert Flagg leaves blowing in the wind. Paul Asquith leaves the Valley dry. Jimmy Foy leaves to find “peace” and “happiness” on Paris Island. Michael Bachand leaves his curies to Mr. Hamley. Timothy Friend leaves tip-toeing out. David Barrus leaves to get blown-up by General Electric. Eddy Gallagher leaves his tennis racket to Dave Polito. Mary Barry leaves at 8:15. Eilleen Grady leaves the underclassmen relieved. Lisa Beauregard leaves her goalie pads to Lisa Tsikas. Wayne Greenhalge leaves his head to Mr. Rochette for disection Jeffery Belanger leaves his “BEAT THE HELL” coronet to Warren’s. purposes. Gigi Grimshaw leaves saying “variety is the spice of life.” Sue Bernatchez leaves our number 1 howler. Frank Bove leaves to join his family, the mafia. Richard Harris leaves “to keep on truckin.” Franny Brennan leaves a moon to Miss Morin — “a mere myth”. Linda Halpin leaves Mr. Rochette $10.00 poorer. Chris Harris leaves for Rochdale to invent the lightbulb. Peter Brennan leaves with his eyes closed. (I think he’s sleeping.) Maddy Hennessy leaves saying “don’t laugh, I’ll cry.” Kathy Burning leaves Miss Morin no body on third base. Jimmy Hennessy leaves luckily,” saying “I finally got out of this Robert Burque leaves to jump over Snake River Canyon. place.” Franny Buckley leaves by ear. James Hebert leaves walking under Mr. Toepfers legs. Roscoe Burtchell leaves his muscles to Paul Bigwood. Dan Hovagimian leaves for his monthly 2 week vacation. Joy Byrnes leaves to take over the country, Clark University, first. Rocky Hyland leaves to join Mr. Sullivan’s fashion club. Peter Carmarda leaves to find Gumbose at the nearest packy. Mark James leaves for the John Robert Power’s Modeling school. James Cherry leaves as one of those courtyard gardeners. Merrick Jarmulowicz leaves his kilbasie to Pat Bukoski. Darlene Jarobski leaves Mrs. Crocker shorthanded. Lori Johnson leaves O.D. for prosperity. Cindy Jones leaves as Mr. LaPlante’s “big Man”. Cheryl Joseph leaves as Mohammad Ali’s body guard. Cheryl Kerr leaves hoping for a “last chance”. June Kobel leaves her cow bell ringing. David Labrie leaves his throwing arm to Danny Sullivan. Diane Lafayette leaves Scott for a more intelligent computer. Renee Langlois leaves a seat in the whirlpool to Terry Dykas. Linda LaPage leaves saying “I don ' t know.” i ori LaPlante leaves with a stiff neck from looking up. Denise LaPointe leaves her red windbreaker to Lyle Croft. Robert leaves and nobody noses” Carl Larson Herve Levellie leaves and comes back to Bryllcream. David Liberty leaves freely. Tommy Lilley leaves his immortal basketball to the Smithsonian Institute. Lynn Lucier leaves and gets away with it. (EVERYTHING WE MEAN) Amy MacGregor leaves on the Deans list. Lisa Macleod leaves her mustang marooned. Paula Mancini leaves Henry her ability. Deb Manseau leaves to join Angie Dickenson, sharon Mayo leaves never to look back. Kevin McMenemy leaves to attend the Mohammed Ali school of Boxing, lane Michaels leaves her cut off dungaree shorts to Miss Morin. orri Moberg leaves a little fruity” stand. Volley Montville leaves as tiny as a molly-aile. J aul Morris leaves for the spa with da-da. knn Nash leaves whenever she wants. vlargaret Niemala leaves the Hell’s Angels with blackeyes and roken noses. dichael O’Donnel leaves his co-ordination to Carl Smith, iileen O’Leary leaves to become Smokey the Bear’s assistant, iue Orsi leaves with a hangover, ohn Paige leaves his afro to Mr. Graham. Vndy Paipulas leaves Warren’s one more time. Donna Peloquin leaves giggling. Andrea Polito leaves with Mark James, tagging along. Brad Porter leaves to become Mayor of Rochdale. Norma Robidoux leaves for Florida in a rubber raft. Deb Rodgers leaves to go to the Monkey’s Inn. Sue Rollins leaves for Skoal’s. Steve Saunders leaves his broom up in the cafeteria. Sue Sawyer leaves because of gas — Streeter’s that is. Mary Ann Seal leaves mysterious to most but not all. Donald Sielas leaves his bug in a caddy. Joan Skagerlund leaves for L.J.C. again and again and . . . Mary Sliwinski leaves her legal guardianship papers to the administration. Tommy Southard leaves on Irish ' s flying redhorse. Matt Stephens leaves staggering to the 18th hole. Naomi Stetson leaves before she decides to stay another year. Scott Taberner leaves to become the youngest member of the admin¬ istration. Debbie Thibeault leaves her height to Cheryl O’Donnell. Dawn Torte leaves for Spencer. Denise Trainque leaves blinded by the “sparkles” in her diamond. Wayne Tuiskula leaves without finding a pair of matching socks to wear. Michael Wade leaves to get a haircut. Debbie Wall leaves her hockey stick to Jamie Tsikas. Eddie Watters leaves through the faucet. Wayne Witkoski leaves the Marine Corp wondering why they let him in. Sue Witt leaves for U Mass confusion. Tommy Wood leaves for the last rounup at Rustler’s. Kathy Zamoita leaves John to become a woman’s libber. Steve Wester leaves saying that’s it for today.” Chris Kroyak leaves L.H.S. for a peaceful life at Clark Manor. Steven Riel leaves for Dayton via Columbian Airlines. Attest this 1st day of June 1976 Chris Kroyak Steve Riel Jonald Peloquin leaves telling Donna not to do that. 101 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY: 1976 If STEVE SAUNDERS hadn’t accidentally hit that little red button while sweeping up on that fateful spring day in 1986, this prophecy might never have been written today. But as destiny would have it, he did, and so begins our little tale: It all began in the summer of 1985 with Spencer wielding supreme executive power over 2 3 of Leicester. It was their lust and greed for the remaining one third (Cherry Valley), that made them want to create an Atom Bomb to try to threaten them into submission. Collaborating closely with the Town of Oxford, Spencer succeeded in creating the bomb and by the end of August 1985, they had complete control over all of Leicester. Just as a precautionary measure, Spencer officials appointed SCOTT TABERNER as governor of the newly acquired territory, to quell any possible rebellions. Things were going fine until one night when, Steve Saunders was sweeping up in the Atom Bomb Control Room, Located in the staff conference room at David Prouty High School. While trying to get some green sweeping compound out of a corner Steve accidently hit the bomb detonation button with his broom handle. With a flash of light and a thunderous BOOM all of Leicester was leveled. At the time of the blast, Sue and I were both in the Leicester Library looking up dirty words in the dictionary. The minute we ran out of the front door to see what had happened, we realized that we were more than likely the only survivors left in Leicester. The library seemed to be the only structure that remained intact; everything else seemed to be completely decimated. We decided to search the area for possible survivors. Sue and I started walking toward what used to be Leicester Center. All of a sudden we heard a deafening scream for help. We ran toward the commotion and found KATHY “BURNING” so we put her out with EDDIE WATTERS. It was nothing serious; only her shirt tail on fire. We heard another scream and we found out that JOY “BYRNES”, well also . . . We journeyed toward where the Town Hall once stood. There we found ANN NASH, slightly mashed; DAVE LABRIE in the debris; and BRAD PORTER in a state of disorder . . . We asked Joy and Kathy to help us with the three survivors, but they were too shaken up to do anything. TOMMY “WOOD”, but ... he was shaken up also. As we continued our search, we found MISS ANDERSON sitting on a pile Prophecy of rubble that once was her “Barbara Shop.” It seems she was giving MICHAEL WADE a haircut at the time of the explosion. RAY WARD and JOHN PAIGE would have been next in line but . . . Next we found CHRISS HARRIS in a daze and shaking her head saying repeatedly “I told them not to play with matches ... I told them.” Wher the Women’s Boutique” once stood, we found JIMMY FOY “Lumpy,” but, in otherwise fair condition. We also found MARRY BARRY, MARY ANN SEAL, and AMY MacGREGOR in the same place, they were purchasing clothes in the boutique just before the blast. Next, Sue and I found DICKY DAIGLE in a little case of mistaken identity. It seems that he was trying to knock down MICHAEL DORR. As soon as we straightened Dicky’s head out, LISA BEAUREGARD came running up to us and said JUNE KOBEL is in the fallout shelter at the Town Hall. She thinks there was an air raid! June said she heard an air raid siren but we realized that she had mistaken SUE BERNATCHEZ’S hound dog howl for the siren. Meanwhile, at what used to be Irish’s Mobile Station, PAUL MORRIS, KEN ANTANIVICA and TOM SOUTHARD, were working frantically, trying to separate MARGARET NIEMELA from her Harley Davidson. Sue and I then proceeded to walk down Pleasant Street toward Rochdale. As we passed the remains of Hillcrest Country Club, we noticed that the three resident golf pros; MATT STEPHENS, FRAN BUCKLEY and PETE CARMADA were putting on the 10th green. So great was their concentration, that the destruction of Leicester went completely unnoticed. What we saw on the 14th green was even more bizarre: It appeared that Rev. BOB DEPATIE was conducting a funeral for BOB AND CARL LARSON’S snowmobiles. Crying bitterly at the graveside were FRAN BRENNAN and ROSCOE BURTCHELL. After STEVE REIL read the will, PETER BRENNAN lowered the snowmobiles into their final resting place. As we continued down Pleasant Street, we got our first glimpse of Rochdale since the bomb. It didn’t look any different than before since it always appeared to be in ruins anyway. At Rochdale Park we found TOM LILLEY barefoot, trying to drum up a little basketball game against MERRICK JARMULOWICZ. PAUL ASQUITH and JIM HENNESSY were going to play, but they were “temporarily absent.” ANDY PAIPULAS said he would play as soon as he finished arm wrestling with PAULA MANCINI. The situation at Rochdale Park rather confused Sue and me. “Don’t you know that a bomb destroyed Leicester?” They asked in unison, we thought it was EDDY GALLAGHER’S booming serve!” “I thought it was LORI LAPLANTE’S booming serve,” squeaked Eddy. “You KNOW IT! Piped in Lori. Meanwhile ROCKY HYLAND was busy rescuing TIM FRIEND from the depths of Rochdale Pond. Reddy was whale hunting in NORMA ROBIDOUX and HEIDI DOANE’S life raft, when the explosion capsized it. Across the baseball field we saw BOB FLAGG wave. After leaving the Park we proceeded up Stafford Street until we came to Rt. 56. To our amazement we found DON ADAMS, MARK DORAY and HERVE LEVALLEE driving under 55 m.p.h. It seems that the bomb affected the fuel mechanisms in their cars. The bomb had a worse effect on JOAN SKAGERLIND, SUE ROLLINS and DAWN TORTE’S horses; they wouldn ' t move at all. 106 As we proceeded down Dead Horse Hill we came upon the remains of the MIKE BACHAND Memorial Hospital. In one of the still standing rooms, we found Mike performing emergency surgery with Nurse “Killer” alias DEBBIE WALL and blood n’ guts DONNA PELOQUIN assisting. Mike was attempting to transplant DARLENE COTE’S mouth onto SHARON MAYO’S head. Suddenly we saw BOB BURQUE chasing his roosters down the street screaming “come back here you good for nothing egg-layers, In close pursuit was MIKE O’DONNELL singing his rooster song, and LORI JOHNSON trying her best to shut him up. WAYNE WITKOWSKI snickered. We passed what used to be WAYNE TUSKALA ' S house and found him mumbling something about missing the end of a Bruce Lee movie. It seemed that the explosion really had an adverse affect upon the minds of roller derby stars SUE SAWYER and DEBBIE ROGERS. They were making a futile attempt to roller skate up Stafford Street. We were just about to quit searching for the day when KEVIN McMENEM Y and CINDY JONES came bombing along on their motor cycles, and offered us a ride. Since we wanted to know who was alive in town, we accepted. Sue and I arrived in the little known section of Leicester called Cherry Valley at 4:00 p.m. Contrary to the popular belief, this section of town was not named after the notorious CHERRY brothers, JIMMY and MARK. It was-a sad sight to see Hennessy’s Bar and Cafe in ruins. The owner MADDY HENNESSY was outside crying hysterically. Gathered around her and sharing her grief were some of her employees, HANET DEPARI and ANDREA POLITO, who were the guitar and piano combination; JAMES HEBERT who used to do his DON RICKLES ' impersonation for the Cafe. STEVE FAVREAU professional wine-taster. DONNA McGURN who was the go-go- dancer and GI GI GRIMSHAW the head waitress. The next place that we stopped was the legendary Schlitz Dam. We found the dam in a rather shakey condition; it having many small holes and leaking profusely. Trying to plug up the Dam were LORI MOBERG and “Bogart” JEFF BELANGER. Also lending a hand was LYNN LUCIER who was futiley trying to reach a hole in the dam six feet high. We also knew that this was the place that DAVE LIBERTY and KATHY ZAMOITA used to loiter but they were no where to be seen. Trying to relay this dramatic scene to the outside world was STEVE WESTER, clutching frantically at his microphone. DAVE BARUS was trying desperately to tug the microphone away from Steve so he could repair it. As we were leaving the scene at Schlitz Dam, we encountered a rather strange sight. The bomb didn ' t seem to affect AMY EARL, RENEE LANGLOIS and PATTY DAWE, who were walking down the street singing “we-are-a-little-bit-crazy!” They proceeded down the street until they picked up KATHY at the “CONNOR”. Like wise the bomb didn’t effect MARY CLIFFORD who was selling ice-cream as usual. A little farther up Main Street PEGGY CONLEY was holding a march protesting the bomb. Using the protest as an instrument to relate their own individual views, was EILEEN GRADY chanting “Red head or dead . . . Red head or dead!” and DARLENE JAROBSKI; protesting discrimination against polacks whose last names begins with “J”. Our next stop was the Little Bo-Peep Day Care Center. There we found CHERYL JOSEPH wrestling with WAYNE GREENHALGE. The bomb seemed to jostle Wayne’s head to the extent that he was under the misconception that he belonged in the nursery. Finally, DONALD SIELIS carted poor Wayne away in his volks wagon. After the little episode at Little Bo-Peep, we arrived at the remains of FRANK BOVE’S underworld Gambling Casino. The “front” for his illegal operation consisted of DEBBIE THIEBEAULT and DENISE TRANQUE’S Curiosity Shop. The people in this area were still shook up by the explosion: We found LINDA “HALPIN” GALE ESTEY off the ground, and the three La’s DIANE LAYFAYETTE, LINDA LAPAGE, and DENISE LAPOINTE, a singing trio for the Casino. Trying to boost morale by doing some of their current hits. MICHAEL DELLA CAVE, the chief bookey, was picking up poker chips that were strewn about. CHERYL KERR, the cigarette lady, spotted ROSEMARY MONTVILLE sitting alone in a vacant lot about 2 miles away. From this distance, she looked no bigger than a “molecule.” Having seen enough of Cherry Valley, Sue and I started up Main Street back toward the Center. We found DONALD PELOQUIN sweeping up the remains of St. Joseph’s School. Outside in the playground, we saw EILEEN O’LEARY playing basketball in her denim dress and sandals as if nothing had ever happened. Passing the Little League Field, we spied DAN HOVAGIMIAN holding down third base as usual. When we arrived again at the Center we found LISA MacLEOD and JANE MICHEALS outside of the Leicester Pharmacy selling Alka Seltzer and singing Plop Plop Fizz Fizz. At that moment, we saw NAOMI STETSON walking up the street beating her drum followed by DEBBIE MANSEAU who was bearing a tattered L.H.S. 1976 flag. “What happened?”, asked a shocked CHRIS KROYAK. We just got bombed — where were you?”, we asked in unison. Oh, SUE ORSI, MARY SLIWINSKI and I were up at Hampton Beach. We were going to stay a week, but the management didn’t appreciate our company. Having accounted for all the survivors in Leicester, Sue and I came to the logical conclusion that the 1976 Senior High School Class are the only people who can get “bombed” and still survive. SUE WITT MARK JAMES 107 Graduation Salutatorian Orator Valedictorian 109 I r� rP !• History CLASS HISTORY As we prepare to leave Leicester High, let’s call a time out, and look back on the 4 brief, but very rewarding years we’ve spent here. Upon entering the high school as Freshmen in that fall of 72, we caught our first glimpse of high school life — leaky roofs, no more lines, strange growths on the ceiling, a dying intercom, hot dogs and more hot dogs. This was the first year of double sessions and we were caught in the afternoon session along with the 7th and 8th graders. We weren’t allowed to take part in the high school activities but thanks to our principal Mr. Ploski we started a few of our o wn. Our Freshmen football team coached by Mr. Nelson and captained by Jim Hennessy, Jim Lloyd, and Mike Dorr posted a 5-1 record and opened the path for us to get a Freshmen basketball team. The team got a late start but with Mr. Binienda at the helm, rolled to a 6-1 record and made people at the high school start to think that the future could still be bright for Leicester sports. Go¬ ing to school in the afternoon did hamper us a little, we had no class officers and no advisor. We didn’t let it bother us though because we had our sights set on our Sophomore year. We would be in the morning session and finally part of the high school. After an all too short summer, we were back in school for our Sophomore year. We made no money as Freshmen, so we knew that now was the time to get started. So with Mr. Albro as our advisor we elected our class officers. Pres., Scott Taberner; V.P., Lori LaPlante; Sec., Donna Peloquin; and Treas., GiGi Grimshaw. Their first jobs were to organize a car wash which gave us our first money and set the fuse. Near the end of that year we had our class trip. Two Worcester buses took about 90 innocent Sophomores to Nantasket Beach on what turned out to be one of the hottest, muggiest days of the year. That year in order to make money we sponsored a car wash, 2 concerts, a basketball game matching the boys var¬ sity and the men teachers. In sports that year we saw new coaches in all the boys sports. The football team under Mr. Nelson posted a 3-5-1 record but finished the season with a big win over Prouty. The basketball team with Mr. Chasse taking over the reins was plagued with injuries but did salvage an 8-13 record. The baseball team with Mr. Buckley at the helm finished at 7-11, but scored a big win over SWCL cham¬ pions, Grafton High. While the boys sports were rebuilding, the girls basketball team was sky high. They made it to the Clark Tournament, the district playoffs and were the SWCL co-champs. The highlight of the Junior year had to be the Prom, which was held at the Chateau De Ville, Sue Witt was chosen as queen and her court consisted of Lori Johnson, Sue Saw¬ yer, Lynn Lucier, and Patty Dawe. After returning from our summer jobs, vacations or both, we arrived at Leicester High only to realize that we were seniors, unbelievably enough we had finally made it. This year started off to the cries of “Sell Yearbooks!” “Get Ads!” and “Pay your Dues!” Mr. Albro came up with us to be our Senior class advisor. Under his guidance we elected our Se¬ nior class officers. Pres., Scott Taberner; V.P., Lynn Lucier; Sec., Mary Sliwinski; and Treas., Dick Daigle. The year went by all too fast and before we knew it, we were putting on our class play, entitled “1776 AND ALL THAT.” This proved to many people that a career in acting should not be pursued. Next came hectic plans for our senior class trip to Wash¬ ington, with 52 seniors attending. With the help of Jim our bus driver, our guide Mary Poppins and our great chaper¬ ones: Mr. Albro, Miss Morin, Mr. LaPlante, Mrs. Keenan and Mr. Hippert, we began our fun. Monday night found everyone switching rooms, and after Mr. Albro broke up the parties, we went to bed at a reasonably indecent hour. Tuesday and Wednesday were spent on tours always ending up waiting for someone who couldn’t seem to keep Mary Poppins umbrella in sight. Tuesday and Wednesday nights were quiet, with no one doing anything out of the ordinary. Despite the fact that Mr. Albro patrolled the grounds and the other chaperones took care of everything, we had a real good time. After a long ride home on Thursday, we all arrived in Leicester, exhausted and broke - wishing we were back in Washington. This was a better year for sports. The football team cap- ained by Rocky Hyland and Bob Depatie went 8-1-1 and :aptured the Telegram and Gazette Class C title. The field ! iockey team led by Deb Wall and Lynn Lucier had a great ' ear and for the first time ever made it to the districts. Cross Country co-captain, Dick Daigle and Jim Hebert had to ;o with a young team, but still made a good showing. The oys basketball team led by Jim Foy and the girls basket- - all team led by Renee Langlois and Kathy Burning had ; flood years but couldn’t quite make the districts. The soft- all team captained by Kathy Connor and Lisa Beauregard, ualified for the districts. The baseball team captained by n| :n| - Steve Wester and Dave Labrie, the gold team led by Matt Stephens, and the track team captained by Dick Daigle and Jim Hebert produced some exciting moments. Tonight we will have our last social function as students at Leicester High — Our Senior Dinner Dance. It will be held at the Holden House Country Club. Thursday, as we graduate, we’ll be leaving a lot of memories in these hall¬ ways, remembrances that stay forever. Since the end of World War II, we have lived in the era of “The Great Age of Change”. It should be the goal of each of us in The Class of 1976 to see to it that this change is for good, that tomorrow will be brighter than today, that feuding nations will become brothers in peace. Our prayers will be directed toward the end. GOLD STAR PATRON A. B. Dick Co. of Worcester Bagdon Surabian Adv. Leslie P. Bembridge Buckley Auto Body Cormier Jewelers Edward J. Cullen — Josten’s Class Rings Doelcam Display Doray’s Restaurant Inc. Eddie’s Auto Truck Service Education Association of Leicester Firematic Sprinkler Devices, Inc. General Machine Tool, Inc. Grafton Printing Co., Inc. Greenwood Auto Sales Service, Inc. Guaranty Bank Trust Company Hennessy’s Inland Diver’s Jay’s Lakeside Ceramic Studio Kinsley Adams Inc. Leicester Archery Shop Leicester Auto School Leicester Exxon Leicester Mother’s Club Leicester Spectacles Shoppe Leicester Woman’s Club Leicester Savings Bank Leicester Schools P.T.S.A. 116 Leroux’s Market Liberty Movers, Inc. Little Bo Peep Day Care Center Loring Studios Luigi’s Pizza Mandella Sons, Inc. George E. McKenna Ins. Agency McNeil Sons Auto Paint, Inc. The Miles Press, Inc. O’Coin’s Pioneer Paint Lacquer Corp. Pleasant View Spa Poirier Brothers Ragsdale Chevrolet, Inc. Raeburn L. Ring Painting Roselund Travel Service, Inc. Russell Mfg. Co. Robert B. Sahagen Co., Inc. Skoal Inc. Smith Valve Corporation R. D. Smith W. N. Sprague, Inc. Varney’s Garage, Inc. Wick-Qua-Boag Weekly Worcester Awning Co., Inc. Worcester Bus Company The Penthouse 117 SILVER STAR PATRON Acme Plastic Machinery of Worcester Inc. Brookside Package Store Carol’s Coiffures Chadwick Diner Cooper’s Hilltop Farm Hillcrest Country Club Interstate Gasket Co. Johnston Corp. Leicester Animal Clinic Leicester Hill Auto Sales Leicester Pharmacy Leicester Police Department Leveillee’s Exxon Mill St. Auto Body Police Association of Leicester H. C. Pond Lumber Co. Suffolk Auto Service Thermo Plastics Co. Inc. Valley Sentry Super Mkt. Pkg. Store J. R. White Studio Woodland Remodeling Co. Worcester Automatic Heating, Inc. 118 RED STAR PATRON Acme Auto Sales Alexander ' s Spa Antique Boutique B B Power Equipment Inc. Bisco’s Restaurant Braebon Kennels A Friend Buddy ' s Spa Christie Thompson. Inc. Castle Restaurant Colby’s Bakery Dave’s Barber Ship Desjardin Tool Supply Company Eddy’s Entwistle’s Garage Family Kitchen Deli Green the Florist Hank’s Marine Independent Maintenance Contractors, Inc. Industrial Cases, Inc. J. Forrest Irish Jr. Son Joe Toni Robidoux Feicester Die Tool Inc. Feicester Grange 390 Feicester Package Store Master Crafts Mobile Fire Extinguisher S S National Glass Pauline Roche Phaneufs Inc. R F Machine Co. Robertson’s Food Market, Inc. Rusby’s Fairlawn Safety First Supply Service Shivick Bros. Farms Silver Grille Soojian Farm Spencer Furniture Spencer Plating Co. Inc. Taylor Rental Center Vet’s Auto Body Worcester Spinning Finishing Co Worcester Telegram Gazette 119 121 122 BUSINESS DIRECTORY NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE A. B. Dick Co. of Wore. 860 Main St. Worcester Ma. 754-4171 Acme Auto Sales 857 Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-9461 Acme Plastic Machinery of Wore. Inc. 424 Main St. Cherry Valley Ma. 757-7747 Alexander’s Spa 848 Main St. Worcester Ma. Antique Boutique 861 Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-9284 B. B. Power Equip. Inc. 1801 Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-9103 Bagdon Surabian Adv. 415 Boston Trn pk Shrewsbury Ma. 845-2000 Leslie P. Bembridge 1201 Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-4700 Bisco’s Restaurant 155 Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-9006 Braebon Kennels 207 Clark St. Rochdale Ma. 892-9957 Brookside Pkg. Store 875 Pleasant St. Rochdale Ma. 892-8646 Buckley Auto Body 22 Mill St. Rochdale Ma. 892-8420 Buddy Spa 1080 Stafford St. Rochdale Ma. 892-9087 Carol’s Coiffures 21 So. Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-9800 Castle Restrnt. House of Pizza 1230 Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-9090 Compliments Chadwick Diner 1475 Main St. Worcester Ma. Christie Thomson, Inc. 120 Main St. Spencer Ma. 885-3971 Colby's Bakery 610 Pleasant St. Rochdale Ma. 892-3512 Cormier Jewelers 132 Main St. Spencer Ma. 885-3385 Cooper’s Hilltop Farm 515 Henshaw St. Rochdale Ma. 892-3720 Edward J. Cullen 79 Perkins St. Springfield Ma. Dave's Barber Shop Paxton St. Leicester Ma. 892-3543 Desjardin Tool Supply Co. Mt. Pleasant Ave. Leicester Ma. 892-9111 Doelcam Display R. W. Huntoon Mem. Hwy Leicester Ma. 892-3331 Doray's Restrnt. Inc. Rt-9 Spencer Ma. 885-5956 Eddies Auto Truck Ser. 81 Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-8282 Eddy's 645 Park Ave. Worcester Ma. 755-2584 Entwistle’s Garage 800 Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-9621 Fancy Kitchen Deli. 1074 Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-9048 Firematic Sprinkler Devices, Inc. 900 Boston Trn pk Shrewsbury Ma. 845-2121 General Machine Tool, Inc. Rt. 56 Stafford St. Leicester Ma. 892-3417 Grafton Printing Co. Inc. 153 Southbridge St. Auburn Ma. 753-8252 Green The Florist 5 Park St. Spencer Ma. 885-2274 Greenwood Auto Sales Ser. Inc. 200 So. Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-9441 Guaranty Bank Trust Co. 1205 Main St. Leicester Ma. 892-3226 Hank’s Marine 222 Main St. Rt-9 Cherry Valley Ma. 892-4788 Hcnnessy’s 392 Main St. Cherry Valley Ma. NAME ADDRESS Hillcrest Country Club Golf and Banquets Indp. Main. Contractors. Inc. 151 Chandler Street Industrial Cases Inc. ! Jackson St. Inland Diver's 100 So. Main St. Interstate Gasket Co. Rt.-56 at Stafford J Forrest Irish Jr. Sons 9 So. Main St. Jay’s Lakeside Ceramic Studio Lake Sargent Drive Johnston Corp. 1405 Main St. Kinsley Adams Inc. 6 Norwich St. Leicester Animal Clinic 1205 Main St. Leicester Archery Shop 861', Main St. Leicester Auto School 1205 Main St. Leicester Die Tool Inc. 1764 Main St. Leicester Exxon 6 So. Main St. Leicester Grange = 390 14 Pleasant St. Leicester Hill Auto Sales 1326 Main St. Leicester Mothers' Club 21 Laurel wood Avc. Leicester Package Store 869 Main St. Leicester Pharmacy 1181 Main St. Leicester Police Dept. 1078 Main St. Leicester Spectacles Shoppe 23 So. Main St. Leicester Savings Bank 1084 Main St. Leroux's Market 1044 Main St. Leveillee's Exxon 446 Lincoln St. Liberty Movers. Inc. 9 Water Street Little Bo. Peep Day Care Center 128 Sargent St. Loring Studios 24 Front St. Luigi Pizza 1205 Main St. McKenna Ins. Agency 4 Pleasant St. McNeil Sons Auto Paint Inc. 462 Pleasant St. Mandclla Sons Inc. 91 Towtaid St. Master Crafts 565 Main St. The Miles Press, Inc. 17 Hermon St. Mill St. Auto Body Rt-56 Mobile Fire Extinguisher S S 42 Main St. National Glass 372 Park Avc. O'Coin's 239 Mill St. Penthouse Marshall St. Phaneufs, Inc. 152 Main St. CITY PHONE Leicester Ma. 892-8616 Worcester Ma. 754-4528 Worcester Ma. 752-5388 Leicester Ma. 892-3323 Leicester Ma. 892-4342 Leicester Ma. 892-9072 Leicester Ma. 892-8604 Worcester Ma. 753-6419 Worcester Ma. 752-7511 Leicester Ma. 892-9181 Leicester Ma. 892-9195 Leicester Ma. 892-3180 Leicester Ma. 892-3893 Leicester Ma. 892-9041 Leicester Ma. Leicester Ma. 895-8562 Leicester Ma. 892-9811 Leicester Ma. 892-3308 Leicester Ma. 892-8166 Leicester Ma. 892-3241 Leicester Ma. 892-3918 Leicester Ma. 892-9681 Leicester Ma. 892-8661 Worcester Ma. 852-0903 Leicester Ma. 892-4083 Cherry Valley Ma. 892-4446 Worcester Ma. 755-1966 Leicester Ma. 892-9276 Leicester Ma. 892-8133 Worcester Ma. 752-5626 Cherry Valley Ma. 892-3175 Cherry Valley Ma. 892-3554 Worcester Ma. 752-6430 Rochdale Ma. 892-9137 Spencer Ma. 885-4718 Worcester Ma. 753-7203 Worcester Ma. 791-3411 Leicester Ma. 892-9400 Spencer Ma. 885-3800 NAME ADDRESS Pioneer Paint Lacquer Corp. 490 Main St. Pleasant View Spa 312 Pleasant St. Poirier Brothers 187 Main St. Police Association of Leicester 1078 Main St. H. C. Pond Lumber Co. 45 Oxford St. N. R L Machine Co. 9 Water St. Ragsdale Chervrolet Inc. 324 Main St. Raeburn L. Ring Painting 1263 Main St. Robertson's Food Market Inc. 1072 Main St. Joe Toni Robidoux 840 Pleasant St. Pauline Roche 1065 Main St. Roscnland Travel Service Inc. 306 Main St. Rusby's Fairlawn 513 Main St. Russell Mfg. Co. 1150 Main St. Safety First Supply Service 9 Water St. Robert B. Sahagen Co. Inc. 760 Pleasant St. Shivick Bros Farms 57 Henshaw St. Silver Grille 250 Paxton St. Skoal Inc. 1655 W. Main St. Smith Valve Corp. 81 Hope Avenue R. D. Smith 253 Mill St. Soojian Farm 1666 Main St. Spencer Furniture 6 W. Main St. Spencer Plating Co. Inc. 1894 Main St. W. N. Sprague Inc. 113 Main St. SufTolk Auto Service 233 Southbridge St. Taylor Rental Center 320 Main St. Thermoplastics Co. Inc. 81 S. Main St. Valley Sentry Super Mkt. Pkg. Store 147 Main St. Varney's Garage, Inc. Main St. Vet’s Auto Body 421 Park Ave. J. R. White Studio 121 S. Main St. Wick-Qua-Boag Weekly 40 Ware River New, Woodland Remolding Co. 47 Woodland Rd. Worcester Automatic Heating, Inc. 501 Southbridge St. Worcester Awning Co. Inc. 456 Park Ave. Worcester Bus Co. 287 Grove St. Worcester Spinning Finishing Co. 80 Chapel St. Worcester Telegram Gazette 1135 Stafford St. CITY PHONE Cherry Valley Ma. 892-4811 Leicester Ma. 892-9007 Cherry Valley Ma. 892-0871 Leicester Ma. 892-3626 Auburn Ma. 753-8119 Leicester Ma. 892-3787 Spencer Ma. 885-3937 Leicester Ma. 892-4183 Leicester Ma. 892-9048 Rochdale Ma. 892-3581 Leicester Ma. 892-8156 Worcester Ma. 791-2337 Cherry Valley Ma. 892-8626 Leicester Ma. 892-5941 Leicester Ma. 892-4744 Rochdale Ma. 892-4711 Leicester Ma. 892-3991 Leicester Ma. 892-9059 Leicester Ma. 892-4972 Worcester Ma. 791-5511 Worcester Ma. 757-2727 Leicester Ma. 892-8109 Spencer Ma. 885-3678 Leicester Ma. 892-3821 Leicester Ma. 892-8400 Worcester Ma. 752-9968 Spencer Ma. 885-4815 Leicester Ma. 754-4668 Cherry Valley Ma. 892-4300 East Brookfield. 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