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 - Class of 1977

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DEDICATION Deciding who the recipients of the 1977 yearbook would be was very difficult. Before doing so, the Senior Class considered all the fine qualities the recipient should possess and decided it should be an individual that has spent alot of time with us and was creative with activities. Someone that was involved, someone that helped to guide us and someone that was alot of fun to be with. The Senior Class has been fortunate enough to find two teachers with these qualifica¬ tions. So we, the Class of ’77, have decided to go our own way and dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Dutton and Mr. Marcoux. Mr. Dean Toepfer — Principal Mr. Paige Rowden — Vice-Principal Administration Guidance Director Office Staff . Mr. Donald Rutter — Superintendant Mr. John Comer — Ass’t Superintendant Mrs. Marilyn Hyland — Clerk Mrs. Pat Bukoski — Clerk Mr. William Sipos — Guidance Director J. Graham J. King R. Bjorklund R. Carney F. McGrath J. Tivnan N. LaPlante C. Dunlop B. Davis D. Lamarche J. Chasse S. Hair — Phys. Ed. V. Baziliauskas — Spanish M. Keenan — Home Ec. A. Gray — Special Ed. J. Morin — Phys. Ed. R. Nelson — Health C. Hurst — Art R. Dolan — Reading M. O’Neil — French Home Ec. P. McKay — Music Library G. Albro N. Dutton C. Moore E. Hippert J. Sullivan E. Avedian ©Q(D@® O® R. Giddings W. Marcoux D. Jalbert F. Crocker J. Carlomagno R. Rochette R. Matte pH p «iiT ' MBW8 j 1 t a I !, ° ; v-TfiBB ■ a 1 J 9sj ' JEt 1 Teacher NORMAN HAMLEY 1923-1976 Hi HSI Front Row: N. Daigle — Editor; N. LaPlante — Advisor; Annette Robert — Sales Manager Back Row; Ann Robert — Editor; K. Comeau — Editor; R. Soogian — Ads Manager Tn-editors: K. Comeau, Anne Robert, N. Daigle STAFF General Staff: Front Row L-R L. Riopel, K. McGrail, M. Dorr, K. Comeau, D. Penguilly, C. Johnston Row 2 — L-R C. Brown, D. Giggey, G. Johnston, Annette Robert, Ann Robert, L. Leveillee, S. Fortin Row 3 — L- Soojian, R R. J. Moughan, B. Goodrow, P. Pierce, N. Daigle, L. Hale Row 4 — L-R C. Smith, T. Moore, J. Carlson, B. Taberner, P. Bigwood Page Composers: Front Row L-R B. Taberner, N. Israelian, K. Comeau, Annette Robert, N. Daigle, L. Riopel, J. Moughan Row 2 — L-R P. Bigwood, M. Dorr, B. Goodrow, L. Hale, K. McGrail, P. Pierce, C. Smith Row 3 — L-R D. Penguilly, L. Leveille, T. Moore, Anne Robert, D. Daigle 1. to r. Row 1 D. Menard, J. Moughan, P. Bigwood, S. Tashjian, W. Conley, B. Carkin, B. Taberner, Row 2 D. Burtchell, L. Ryan, L. Hale, P. Bigwood, K. Comeau, M. Rand, T. Buffone, C. Pressey, ROW 3D. Daigle, P. Larson, K. Dorr, L. Riopel, C. Brown, L. Higgins, J. Cherry, D. Giggey, K. McGrail, E. McCue, G. Williams, S. Asadorian, M. Power. Beverly Hillbillies Whoa!!! Nibble, Nibble Uh, Oh, foot odor! You smell!!! Well I never!!! Gutcha!!! All Class?? I love it!! How did I get into this? Weeeee!!! You take him!!! Aittvim abajiv M-um How did we get into this?? Move it, Bud!!! Groovey Baby, Groovey!!! Heartburn!!! t.Oll.D. T 1 _ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 to r James Moughan — Treasurer, Donna Daigle — Secretary, Lynn Higgins — President, Dana Giggey — Vice-President 17 Dana Giggey Susan Tolman Caroline Johnston Anthony Piscopo Douglas P. Foy r . Beth Berryman Nancy Daigle Diane Pengilly Tiffany Barnes William Carkin Stephen D. Tashjian Annette Robert Donald Corey Anna Davenport Weston Griffis John Bailey Audrey S. Higgins Carey Brown Michele B. Power Mark J. Reidy Anne Robert Gail Williams Paula Bigwood Marcy Rand Gail F. Johnston Sharon LaMonda Paul D. Bigwood Dennis Menard 1 6 59 I ' m feeling no pain. Anything’s a good reason to throw a party. Sear’s automo¬ tive Dept. Taxi please! I’ve got to get a haircut. Amazing how a jacket can make you look 18. Ever drive on a lake? How low will you sink? If he finds suc¬ cess he’ll probably put it in a stethe- scope and smoke it. Brad Allen 1 4 59 Allich — A1 — Concert Authority, Oh; I’ve been there! Cross Country in 9 days; Ye Olde Pole, Members of the Massasoit, Give a gar, Black-Jack for big bucks, Pardon Who? Bar Bottles, Boarder on Grove St., Speeding Around Center School, HOOP 1-4, Safety — First Supplier, Love those ski trips, Fly to Loon, Will find success it it’s in the back woods of Wyoming. Beth Berryman 1 23 59 Bethie — Little Miss Innocent!! Mr. B.’s favorite, Student Council Treasurer. Crash!! Worcester Center Dress Up Day. Loves Chinese Food! Failawn’s Handy Helper. Beach Person! World’s Greatest Prompter!! Quiet?? Drives a little yellow toyota. Understanding, seeking and reaching a goal. Rainy Day People. Friends are important. New England Baptist in the Fall. Watch out Boston, she’s on her way. Nancy Daigle 2 2 59 Nanc . . . Woody — August 6, 77. Val¬ ley girl? How’s Ken? Honda! Good friend to all. Jr. Prom memories. Senior Dinner Dance. Yearbook . . . What’s that? Guess Who, The Eagles. Week¬ end at Hampton Beach with Who? Spe¬ cial vacation this year? Time in a Bottle. Do I love Motorcycles?! Remember the old Charger? Good luck in Love and Life — da I hear bells? Tiffany Barnes 1 7 59 T . . . A definite Capricorn. Leicester’s Billie Jean King. Who’s Eggbeater? Chuckie’s c shat . . . Ever go to art school... no the closet. Whatta’ c finn . . . JC’s friend or foe? Nooney’s part¬ ner, gym class. D.Q. Wednesday nites — Charlie’s Angels. N.H.S. — 3, 4. Field Hockey — 2. Desiderate! I’m a child of the universe. I have a right to be here! Carl E. Smith 1 17 59 Smitty — Captain — Simon. California import. Basketball 1-4. Baseball 2-4, Cross-Country 4. N.H.S. Know any cheerleaders? The Carlo. L.H.S.’s Beach Boy. 4th of July. “76” — 4 a.m. Wrong Sneakers. BS man. L.H.S.’s Pat¬ ty Guire. Ever take a cold shower? Boo¬ gie at the J.P. Silent type??? Shorts and sandals in the winter. If success was a memory, he’s sure to forget it. William M. Carkin 1 24 59 Bill. L.H.S. 1 Trumpeter, N.H.S. Chess Club, Percy in Senior Class Play. Will you drive us to Hampton? Ever get stuck in a driveway? Who hit who? B.T.’s partner in crime. 4 days in the Bershires, or was it 5? Success will be his if his car lasts. Stephen D. Tashjian 2 4 59 Tashj . . . Estaban . . . Larry Gerran and the Chainsaw Massacre. Poor Judy Currier. Eric the Red and Tonto. Spider Gates, Bancroft Towers, and the Wore. Airport. Birtha who? Out in the sticks. School Plays. Monty Python and Satur¬ day Nite Live. Driver’s Ed. “HURRY UP!” Beatles, Beatles, Beatles. ELO and Queen. Dana Giggey 1 8 59 Dana — Doogwood — Vice Pres. — What a crew — Gieles, Mayday, Ca¬ nine, Peacock, Blarney, wheels and deals. Basketball Pro on the bench!! Eat¬ ing Mushrooms, spaghetti, Annisett. Overnight on an island or a dirt road who cares? Turtles lobster bake, Quab- bin waterfall . . . Woody’s official chauffeur 3 in a Vet or sporty . . . lynn . . . Boogie down. A little tea and some good lu, Tal’s special. She’s on the road to find out. Bryan Taberner 1 18 59 Bryan and Cindy. B.T.! Who’s a weir¬ do? Jethro in Senior Class Play. Trips to the Drive-in, Ever get pulled over by a Statey? Member of the Student Council, Alternate to the Regional Advisory Council, Leicester Recreational Com¬ mittee. Billy C’s Partner in crime. B. Tree’s T. House? Catholic U. or Lowell Tech? The Architect? Sue Tolman 1 24 59 Little Sue, long walks and talks! Inner Peace? T for 2! You know it! Parties down your house — who’s Gopher? Follow me! R.I.P. . . . Res. Romper- Day Tripper? Magic Man MK! Lynard Skynard! Out of here — 12:30 A.M. or P.M. from where, school or your house? Calif-Sunshine! Hampton, New Hamp¬ shire, Camping! Coldbrook must of got lost! What cooler? Break a leg! Where — Wherever? Blue Jay. Caroline Johnston 2 5 59 Chippy, munchkin . . . what’s a jolico- eur? haw haw haw. Goodyear blimp of L.H.S. Ralph. DPSDD. invasions in the everlasting imp! I’m bob! Diane’s part¬ ner in . . . being MENTAL!!! Soder Irig. C.W. G.T.O. Howe’s Sunoco!? “Slow down ya moved away too fast.” Squirrel. One sip and I’m leavin. I’m going, going, going . . . crazy!! Diane Pengilly 1 11 59 “Penguin” — “Pengul” What’s a Za- lauskas? California Sunoco. D.Q. Let¬ ters. Robot. Leaves a trail wherever she goes. “I got to get myself together, but it’s hard to do.” MacDonald’s Waddle. Drooley!? DPSDD. Can’t stand up! What Christmas party? D.S. Oh! That laugh! Faces! Peeping Tom. Oh! That car. Prom “Why?” Snow fights! HELP! Once I find my way I’ll be O.K.! Maryann Cote 1 21 59 “Mac”. Creme de mint, pink squirrels, Uncle Frank??? Come out to the Court¬ yard with me p-l-e-a-s-e! Always with Steve, Wedding Bells, Davey, getting along with Cecile?? Up to her old tricks again?? Auburn Mall, Office Lounge. Pam, Englis h with Mr. Moore, yellow- bird. Blackberry Brandy-Concert, Hal¬ loween, Hayride. She’ll be riding to success if Cecile doesn’t konk out first!! Anthony Piscopo 1 27 59 Partier from Mayflower, owned a pin dodge van. Crazy times on Rawson St! Who’s Wild Mike? Sleeping down the Cabin? The Cape for Top + Cult! How was the Junior Prom? Back to the mountains in a Road Runner. Douglas P. Foy 2 10 59 Duddie, ever get a flat tire or tires? What happened to that Torino? War¬ rens favorite customer. Party at Le¬ blancs. how many times did you end up in the water? Valley markets best; Hardly ever misses a party; only when his car won’t start. Golf — 2, 3, 4 . . . let’s have a rumble on the bus. If he ever meets success he’ll probably junk it. 20 Anna Davenport 2 14 59 Fro, Dina’s Amma. Sixl Is that you Val¬ entine in the valley? Artist? Rocky Rac¬ coon . . . Her tin Lizzy. Guitar Women. Loves Joni! Hates party poop- ers. There must be someway out of here, said the joker to the thief. Finds herself in so much confusion, but she’s going to be a star. Someday she’ll be a farmer and work with the land. Carey Brown 3 2 59 CB — Always has travelling on her mind — Cape Cod or Buffalo — Ever have a party for a week? Cape Cod for a weekend, who’s pants were those? Quabbin Picnics, spaghetti mush¬ rooms — Hampton with T. — works on Skid row — what could be worse? Mo¬ hawk in the snow — Cat Stevens. Moons Stars . . . cause I’m as free as a bird — and that bird you cannot change. Annette Robert 3 15 59 Twin . . . Mickey. Camping in Maine! Ocean, sun, White Mountains. Foggy day at the beach? All I want to be is by your side. Dylan!! Lost and Found — who knows? Good times. Business, Ma¬ roon, N.H.S. Each dawn is a new begin¬ ning! Stand tall — don’t you fall! The Road is long. Memories are treasures. If not for you . . . Donald Corey 3 30 59 Don-Corker; hard-core; Laurelwood Bong Club. One of the Valiant Bros. Slink’s mountain man. Flying Turbos. Mr. Graham’s alumni member. Lum¬ berjack. Full Combo? Walk — in man at Luigis. Mad ski-trips. Sargent’s Scuba Club. Pow-wow in Mr. Carney’s class. Weston Griffis 2 25 59 “Eastern western Griffis” ardent Rams fan. Mrs. Bosse’s favorite student. Tan¬ go lover. Chief chef at the spaghetti sup¬ per. if it’s easier to scribble than to write, I’ll scribble, far east hair cut . . . Can’t spell it, fake it. Gymnastic star . . . future is bright sun shiny days. Michele B. Power 3 10 59 Mick, V.P. far over. Heiken Star!? Party at the Play! Good laughs — S.T., Rocky? — Long walks — talks! Life? Sunny Sundays, the Farm — Mo- whawk, D.B. — let’s go!! Quabbin any¬ time! Umbrella Parties! F.T.! My Buddy?! Under the Dome, Soul Sisters! Walks on Clouds — J.C.! Light for a Life — good old Joni! Free Bird — Live! A rose is a rose. It’s a trip!? Sharon LaMonda 3 17 58 Moon: Good times up Styles, Water ski¬ ing at Wikaboug. Thursday nights. MMM McDonalds. Black and orange aren’t bad colours? Rearranging is¬ lands, and the times with J.C. Pattie’s Partner in crime. The Burger “76”. . . . hot tomali, definitely! Who’s car tonight? Deal in that worm! Gas sta¬ tions? Who’s Mr. Boston? She’ll have success if she doesn’t back into it. Paul D. Bigwood 4 1 59 Biggy . . . whoa . . . another twin. I am not rich! Bancroft Towers, Worces¬ ter Airport. Pablo’s who??? But I al¬ ways leave a tip. How do you spell . . .? “That’s not funny Stephen!!” Ha¬ waii 12:20? Week-ends on the boat. Spi¬ der Gates. School Plays. Carl the Cherry and Twelfth Night. Good Luck in the Future!!! John Bailey 2 27 59 Bails, is always Happy, what do you do before school?? Drives a mean Valiant; Leicester police never see him. Price Rites Stock Boy; remember the cashier, which girl is it this week?? No. 1 light weight wrestler (in his class). Worcester fights. Ants in Gormet gym bag?? Free insults. What’s Happening Now?? Suc¬ cess is sure if he doesn’t get caught. Mark J. Reidy 3 13 59 Reke, Handle them zombis. Parties in the pool. Good times at Hampton Beach. Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football . . . Always seen at packy with Herv. B.E. with Fwanny MwGrae. Jr. Prom memories, “mint” B. Ball co- capt. The-Toe! Ever run into a parked car? Party at Quabbin! Ski trips! Right on! Success will be yours if you can stuff it. Gail Williams 3 23 59 Gail — Whale — 4 years basketball, slivers. Peacock, sleepouts, Cape Cod. Lynn and Dag? Girl’s Room hang-out, ski trips. Farm at 4:00 a.m. D.B. mush¬ rooms laugh! Parties across the street. The Bomb? 80 mph in a race. Its 12 o’clock? M.K. Buddy? Party guest? New Years Eve FREE BIRD! Trips to Ware — Where? March birthday? Jr. Prom. Take your time — Think alot, of everything you got! Paula A. Bigwood 4 1 59 Paula . . . Lost Horizon (really lost) Annie Get Your Gun . . . Charlie Brown’s Lucy. Your hair a little stiff? Beverly Hillbillys. Emiline Fetty. Olympic Skiier!!? If you ski on your . . . that is. Tennis before the football game? Broken Lifesavers on Route 9? Philadelphia. Bland Cream Cheese. And along with that there’s everything anyone can say about a good friend. Al¬ ways be you. Audrey S. Higgins 2 28 59 (Mouse) Shy, quiet until you get to know her. Lynn’s best friend. Ma¬ ryann’s partner in crime. Three day weeks. Horse Lover. Winner of many ribbons. Art. Want to party? Blackber¬ ry Brandy, Pink Squirrels, ect. The “Bump Aerosmith, Led Zeplin. Hay- rides — anyone lose a wallet? Full moons. Jeff?? coburn ave. regulars. She will ride her way crosscountry into suc¬ cess. Anne Robert 3 15 59 Twinny . . . where’s your other half? Always having a good time. Sunshine girl. . . R.I. Peter Frampton . . . Cape Cod! Bob Dylan!! Jr. Prom memories. Who ' s Mike? Class Trip anyone? Busi¬ ness room clown! Yearbook . . . Got a late Slip? From where — the girl’s room?? The mountains are my destiny. “All I ask of living is to have no chains on me, all I ask of dying is to go natural¬ ly.” Marcy Rand 3 24 59 Marce — a Hampton Beach Narc. Black Rainbows. Chinese redlights in the loony bus. Best concerts — Cat Ste¬ vens, Neil Young, Dylan. Montreal Olympics “76”. Michele on St. Anne Street. Halloween Parties. Skiing in the rain. The Herm Home. P-town’s back¬ room. March Birthdays. Mellon Power! Jane Hathaway. Decisions. Future Canadian. Gail F. Johnston 4 1 59 Gail. Who’s your better half? Rick? Pam Bev, her partners in What? Any¬ one for playing cards? Put your money down. I’ll win!! SURE ... You like 3-60’s? Holiday Spirits?!! Brown Eyes?? Ever go visiting? Iandoli’s for what? Drives a sexy European. FREEDOM!! Hates Hunters. Camping??? If she finds success she’ll probably tell it off!!! 21 J June Colby Susan Fortin Lynn Higgins Thomas Dolengiewicz Mary Dorr Janine Baniukiewicz Mike Antanavica Steven Allain Phillip Lamarche Karen Dorr Cindy Gallant David Flink Joseph Robillard David Lekstrom Philip S. Burque Patricia M. Larson David Flint Richard Lemerise George Cogswell Paul Garrity Mark Gordon Rebecca Granville James J. Paige Paul Wood Debbie Carey Gerald LaPtne Ellen McCue James R. Moughan Keith Batstone Cheryl Lloyd Debbie Yurick Steven Allain 5 24 59 Steve, Redbeard. Always seen in the Saab. Brooks Street regular. Ever run over a few of Morses’ ducks? Been pulled over by the cops lately? Mike’s partner in crime. How many snowbanks have you been stuck in? Navy Bound. Great kid, success will be his if he do¬ esn’t run over it. Phillip Lamarche 6 1 59 Flip’. After noon smoke. Friend to the end. Remember Hampton Beach? In¬ dustrious at times. Entering O’Coins again and again. Never at a loss for words good or bad. Destined workahol¬ ic. Inventor of sorts. Success is sure to follow. Yelling for dues, again. Our sen¬ ior homeroom rep. Under estimated po¬ tential. Mike’s partner in crime, poor Teddy. A successful future lies ahead. Karen Dorr 6 19 59 Artie-Party in the van. 76 Olympics — tenting in Montreal. Shot gun Artie. Ski club Pres. Weekends at the Cape. Pico Peaks Powder The Best. Donuts at A.H.S. Cat Stevens forever. Nights at Styles Isles. Young People’s Trips. The green weenie. Pointy. T-cups. A true Russell + Castle girl. Will cook her way to success if she doesn’t burn it. Slatts?? Cindy Gallant 7 7 59 Cindy . . . Rochdale Park Trouble Maker, Salisbury Beach, Party or what? A pencil? You must have got lost! Out to lunch! “Cindy Wake up, class is over.” Johnson and Johnson. A cup of tea any one!! How many days do we have left? Salt and pepper forever, Good luck in the future where ever it may take you. Lynn Higgins 5 26 59 Lynn — Impeach the President! Basket¬ ball 4 years . . . Slivers? Always on the go . . . Canada, Maine, the Cape, U- Mass, Quabbin trips? Minky had us at Hampton! Where’s Porky? Loves con¬ certs. Boogie down!!! Better late than never . . . huh Steven? Lobsters + Mushrooms. Fly Like an Eagle ... or whatever! Always partying. Memories of the Prom. Miss Deviant. It’s been real. Keep Smiling the world’s a mirror. Thomas Dolengiewicz 6 11 58 Tom ... A kind of quiet kid. Played football for a few years and was a tri¬ captain in “76”. Likes school mostly be¬ cause of Gym and machine drawing. May success come his way. Mary Dorr 6 23 59 Mare . . . Ever skate sitting down? Red Sox greatest fan! Cat Stevens fan! Chest¬ nut’s roasting on an open fire?! Dry Kim Jim’s! Granny goes a-huntin’ on the twentieth. We got the harmony! Who’s afraid of Bora?! Who doesn’t have enough money to pay for their bill??? You will surely write and talk your way into a great success. Janine Banuikiewicz 7 15 59 Janine, Banook, Cab, Tequilla Kid, Laurel Canyon Ca. Who’s Mahone? Misquamicut, Dennisport, Sunrise, Sunset, Ever go to Spencer or Skoal’s. Where’s Washington Heights? Ya, I’ll play pool. Summer Breeze Brings sum¬ mer love. Salt air and highways forever . . . “Can’t you see what your doing to me . . . All I want to be is by your side.” Susan Fortin 5 27 59 Suey — Clark Manor girl. Westboro. M.T. That truck. Oh! that darn truck!! What Christmas party? I don ' t remem¬ ber. Prom with M.O. (mental object) Detour to D.Q. Music. Free Bird. Steno. Hey! T hat telephone pole jumped out in front of me! Remember the time you got drunk and you . . . remember? Success will be yours if you can reach it. Mike Antanavica 6 13 59 Anton, shy with the girls; drives a ma¬ roon dodge. Ever have problems with your alternator? Holes in the gastank? Always leaving school for the Senior Class Play (but 2 months after?) Lunch at Luigi’s. Success is sure to be his if his car. don’t die first. David Flink 7 1 59 Dave; Alias The “TB” Flinky. good times in Tony’s Van. Ever get carded? You and Pike out to Lunch. Three Days vacation. A regular Gansette man. How many times did you and Pike mess up your car? Headed for the good life and the Coast Guard. Good Luck! Joseph Robillard 7 18 59 Bullwinkle ... a true V.B. . . . who was driving the V.W.?! Paaarty!! Heine- kein’s always!! The Cape, Hampton Beach, Jethro Tull!!! Weekends at Quabbin! Lost again! Let’s break it up!! Where ' d ya get the ski’s? How many times did you go down for your Learn¬ er’s 6, 7,?? How many times? Campout on Airport Runways — ever climb a tree?! Jr. Prom memories!! Never on a Friday!! Football 3, 4 . . . Space Man!!! June Colby 6 1 59 Nooney . . . Johnny’s first. Andy’s Ga¬ rage . . . mufflers. McDonald’s best customer — D.Q.’s quickest. Parties at the Point. What a finn . . . Black Cad¬ dy — Blue Boat or was it a Black Boat — Blue Caddy? Who’s Squirt? Those crazy art room antics. Tifs partner — “Those 2 will try anything once maybe twice. Three Stooges swwwwing it! Nooney will screeeech her way to suc¬ cess. Paul Hallen 6 15 56 Paul . . . AHH!! Mr. Tivnan’s right hand man. Hockey goalie in gym. Loves food. Cafe worker. Ralph’s friend. Colby’s Bakery. Mrs. Gray’s class. Tall¬ est kid in Leicester High. Manager of football and baseball 2 years standing ovation!! “In the shower!” Red sox fan. What’s with the circle? Charlies Angels biggest fan. Beatles . . . Everybody’s friend . . . The Greatest!!!!!! David Lekstrom 7 3 59 Dave, Lex, Physical Science Standout Jr. year. What’s so great about 108 McCarthy Ave? Ever camp out on Brook Street? Aerosmiths number one fan. Smoking Lounge? Where’s the fly¬ ing eye? Don’t Punch — Don’t Punch! Gas Tank’s. Dave taking three today? Success will be his, when he opens his eyes to see it. Philip S. Burke 7 23 59 Pout — motorhead. Ever get a ticket? Ever get in an accident? Who do you meet at concerts? Who is it this week L.K.? or . . . Jr. Prom memories. Break-fast before school. Taxi or what? Goes wild with flashlights? 2 years foot¬ ball. 3 years of swinging on the golf course. Good times in Rockets Class. Success may be yours if you don’t hit it. 24 Patricia M. Larson 4 1 59 Platt, . . . good times at the Cape, her Cadillac has got a wheel in the ditch and a wheel on the track. Carol King Tapes¬ try, You’ve got a friend. “I love Yester¬ day,” Nothin can beat that tan bomber! Watching the sunrise after Loggins and Messina. The wish for Yellow Roses brings back to many memories. Hello Sunshine, good-bye Rain. Cheryl Lloyd 4 8 59 Pink Floyd: one of the Rochdale gang! Mrs. Keenan’s favorite student. Where were you summer of “76”? How was Salisbury Beach? Is it the end of the 5th yet? See yah later! Out to lunch, again? 3 cruisers in one night? Will go far if she has to push somebody else through. Good night! Gerald LaPine 4 24 59 “Jerry” A good friend; Mr. Gidding’s main printer. Leicester High’s little drummer boy; well trusted; going out for ads; McDonalds; Arbys; South High; Football programs; Mr. Rowden. “Hi Jerry, where are my Football Tick¬ ets?” numbering; stamping; out the side door; Hockey. Please send your high school roster and starting line up! Ac¬ counting; “Will surely print his way to success.” Ellen F. McCue 5 13 59 El ... A V.G. never on time, but al¬ ways there. Ocean and seagulls. Free Bird, Live. PARTY!!! Paxton Falls and B.T., Good times down Sue’s house. Camping, Vermont, N.H. Coldbrook. Car problems — she has them! Work at the pits! “HELP ME” Picnic at the farm and swimming in the meadow. If I leave here tomorrow, will you still re¬ member me? California bound. Keith H. Batstone 4 3 59 Mr. Mustache. Arwhooosh!!! So heSo, how are ya? Man of a Thousand voices. Tony and Elvis. Does my hair look al¬ right? Mr. Hair’s best student. Yell at any cops lately? Standing out on Route 9 at 1:00 a.m. in only your bathing suit! Drives cars, motorcycles and Mrs. Gal¬ lagher nuts. Success will be yours no matter who you are! James R. Moughan 4 10 59 Jimmy, Moe . . . Spencer Boy. My teeth are not long! Father Moughan. Ace Chauffer. Are the plants drunk? Boys State. Class Treasurer. “Get your dues in!” Cute Marie, real cute!! Drive, Jimmy Moughan, Drive!! Milk on the beach wagon? is this safe? “liberace.” Pig Pen, Colonel Gaylord Foxhall. Only a 90??!! N.H.S. 3, 4. Student Coun¬ cil, S.A.C. Hampton Beach. Paul Wood 4 29 59 Porky. Valley Boy . Wall’s your home. The party the Pork! GTO Memories. Going for his second time skiing! Ever fall out of any windows? No profits! Ever write anybody up? Cape Cod? Je¬ thro Tull in Fred’s car! Good times up the Red! Loo for You! M.K. Junior Prom ’76! Trips to Mowhawk! BaRinda Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop . . . Debbie Carey 5 14 59 Gick — herro lady — Ken! State Mutu¬ al — Mr. Giddings, do I have every¬ thing? Ever stay all night with Terry? Partying with Rat Freak! Aerosmith B.T.O. Good times on Grafton Street and Lake Ave. What were you doing at Nick’s Fun and Games? Ever ride on a Harley? Happiness will follow wherever she roams? James J. Paige 4 4 59 Jimmy . . . Hard worker. Amos Gas Station — Sentry Super and Work Study . . . Man with a car . . . Better luck next time, Jimmy! Richard A. Lemerise 4 15 59 Lefty. Have any good parties Lately? Get the marshmallows out. What’s coo¬ kin’. Bartender at the Junior Prom. Ever find people in the bushes at the Cabin? All night card games. Weekends in Salisbury. Who is it this week? Ever open Burncoat Dam? Spin out in Ma’s Wagon. Success will be yours if you deal the right cards. Mark Gordon 5 1 59 Flush . . . Stick . . . Leicester High’s answer to Gordie Howe. 1 Gas At¬ tendant in Leicester . . . Andy’s Regu¬ lar .. . Varsity B-Ball. Who’s L.B.? 1 wrestler . . . drinks those 8 oz. “Squatting Franky” Loves Steelers. Sting Fights with Beak and Hack. Rochdale Boy. How’s your arm Ted? One of Roger’s Punching Bags. “67” Camaro. Stiles Water Ski Champ. Suc¬ cess will surely be his. Rebecca Granville 5 14 59 Bee . . . another R.P.P. . . . Sunday Picnics . . . Who’s M.S.? Ever get ar¬ rested for speeding?! 5 day party at Sue’s . . . Chaperoned at Salisbury . . . “That stuff burns” Tull Concert . . . Skid Row . . . Do you have a visitor’s pass? Shorthand regular for two years . . . hockey fan in gym. “Mainline Florida” Till We Meet Again. David Flint 4 7 59 Flinty; Senior Yr. school rides with Mimic and Loo. One of the “Alumni Association” as Friar would say. Mem¬ ber of the Lounge. Ever party with Corker and company. Ski trip to Loon Mtn. “Mad creations?” Laurelwood Bong Club. Member. Success will be his if he can see the way to it. Debbie Yurick 4 18 59 Jabeanie??? . . . great person to be with, always seen with a smile . . . and Gary. Sometimes talks too fast . . . what’s that you said? . . . Can’t wait to get out. Very intelligent girl. What an Artist, another Rembrandt. Success is sure to come her way if she doesn’t spill paint on it. Good luck and lots of suc¬ cess. Life Life, in many ways, resembles a candle It stands before you Promising — little by little it melts away, remnants of its past The flame grows dimmer until life fades away. Paul E. Garrity III 5 16 59 Beak, Creek, F.J.’s best Buddy. Mem¬ ber of Graham’s Fan Club, Katy-lied “Got a buck for gas?” Yellow Bom- bedere, Meet Humsy at the Corner. Hoop — 1-4. Drive — in man, “Meet me at Jar’s will ya.” J.P. Boogier. Feb¬ ruary Swim at Quabbin, Carlton Rd. Frequenter. “No Thanks, I don’t smoke.” Always ready to play some cards. Lucky Jumper. If success is a bas¬ ketball he’ll slam dunk it. 25 Bethellen Goodrow Ralph S. Michaels Robert Martin Mary Ann Hallen Mark S. Ring Ellen Madore Randy Russell Julie Carlson Jon W. Baker Donald Stephens Paul Lafayette Judy Cherry Linda G. Laincz Pamela White Robin Doldo Sandra M. Manseau Michael C. Carkin Kevin Sawicki Betsy Cocker John M. Bernatchez Linda E. Ryan Sandra L. MacFarland Lynn Ellen Burlingame Joseph Pike Gail A. Caika Debra Wentworth Pam J. Menard Kerry McMenemy Linette Karen Trainque Michael Lamarche Lois M. Leveillee Donna Daigle Bethellen Goodrow 7 28 59 Goodrow!! Bethel . . . Ever been to three drive-ins at once? Summertime! Really livin’ light. Natural high? Paco. Gidding’s girl. Really loves accounting. You know it!! Caika’s partner in any¬ thing. I ' m gonna flunk this test! I forgot how to type! It bit me! The damn. You partied where? Nancee!! Mark S. Ring 8 17 59 Ringo . . . Where’s the Red Ranchero now? Varsity Baseball — 3, 4. Fresh¬ man Football, did you ever play guard line-up at end. Played Soph. J.V. Foot¬ ball. Go to any good parties lately? Sophomore class trip and Dinner Dance memories. Did the Snowmobile ever break down on you? Lights go out late¬ ly? Destined for college. Success is his if he can catch it! Remember the good times Remember the bad times That was life A lifetime seemed too long for us But it was too short If we had known How much time there was We’d have spent it more wisely Time passes and stops for no one. Julie Carlson 10 3 59 Hoolie, V.G. forever . . . Winkle al¬ ways! My cars can go anywhere! Roses and Caddies! Swimming at Quabbin’ — driftwood!! The Res, Killington, Hamp¬ ton Beach — what sunglasses?? Ever pass out at Tull?! Cat Stevens says it all!!! Stairways! Clouds! R.I.P.! Dr. J.! Jr. Prom memories! The New Yorker! little Speed Buggy!! trips to where? maid for a week!! Just Understand[ ! Ralph S. Michaels 8 8 59 Ralph . . . Paul’s shadow . . . Tired each morning after a long walk to school. . . and starved! Real food lover . . . Tennis and Hockey player . . . Loyal if woke . . . new love . . . Work — Study and MONEY! Good luck in the future, Ralph! Ellen Madore 8 19 59 Ellen Madore, always late . . . who’s car you got today? “Let’s Leave.’’ What happened on the way home from the party? Always being followed or watched. History class, what a joke!! out to lunch again. Watch out for blue Volkswagons!!! Good luck in what ever you have to do in the future. John W. Baker 9 27 57 Bakes . . . Straight kin in School . . . Everybody thinks!!! Remember that Class Trip !!! Always in the Saab. Donald Stephens 10 5 59 Don. Golf three and four, co-captain fourth year. All night parties down the logs. Ever go crazy on Rawson Street? Tony’s partner in crime. Ever get has- selled down at the Cape,.? The Beer was heavy, But easier to drink. Headed for the moutains after graduation. Good luck you’ll need it. Robert Martin 8 10 59 Bob. Bobo. How was the Valley Mar¬ ket? Ever work on a Farm? Beatle ma¬ niac! Big Red Doors? Always ready by 6:30 and out of it by 8:00. Always heard asking “Where’s the party?” Success will be his when he finally decides he wants it. The answer is mine to make With much consideration act upon — immediately yesterday is gone Tomorrow might be an early dream. Judy Cherry 9 27 59 J.C. Ever run up Auburn St.? 4 A.M. at the farm. Mohawk Trail in the fall. Where do you work, Skid Row? Pea¬ cock or Blarney Stone, What’s next? Desert flower. L.S. and Cat Stevens — getting lost in Boston. Mushrooms? Hampton Beach Narc. Wood I ever? Moldsmobile or the white bomb. Time may change me but you can’t change time. Linda G. Laincz 10 15 58 Alias — Carlton the door man. Pat’s favorite. Don’t you ever go to class? What happened to the V.M.?? Mav- rick’s better? C.B.’s??? Who’s who??? Trips to Nebraska? American Graffity, her favorite. Remember??? Blind Dates? Bob, Tom, and who else? Went where with Paul? Ever go looking for a Party? Losing people?? Skiing and Bas¬ ketball — her favorites. Looking for a job? It’s yours. Mary Ann Hallen 8 15 57 Franky. When are going to get your li¬ cense? Got a job yet? Hey, did you see that guy’s pants?! Ice down Lisa’s back. Get it out! Plastic or Artificial food! Colorado summers, New Hampshire 1976. What did you find so special there? Mr. B.’s Friend. Did you ever flunk wood? You’ll find success if you don’t stumble over it first. Pamela White 9 12 59 Map — Part of the Gleason Way gang. V.P. of the Ski Club. Toot’s partner in crime. Weekend parties . . . Hampton. Cape Cod. Killington — D. D.’s. Tals. Field Hockey. Who’s camper? Pull an allnighter! A wiet?? Bluff. Styles. Jr. Prom in a Milk truck! It’s a bummer. Who’s Shelley??! Ever drive a bike? Turtles’ pleasure. Get down on a Gibson! Fleetwood Mac. She’ll climb her way to success if there isn’t a land¬ slide. Robin Doldo 9 28 59 Robin. “Bird” — The Campground . . . Ricky?? Tango!! Skating in Winter, swimming in summer — the other way around?? Davey — want to play Monopoly? What a giggle!! It’s right in there . . . , Mr. Giddings’ shadow. Secretary of the year — (What year?) What’s that funny smell?? Lost on Shrewsbury St. Double parking. Suc¬ cess will be hers if she doesn’t run a red light and hit it. Sandra M. Manseau 10 19 59 Sandy. Out store house of Tissues, pens, pencils, paper, and homework. Best lit¬ tle nurses aid at Bancroft, sorry to hear about your last patient. Billy’s buddy cupcake. Pinky Sully’s pet! You’re a doll! Why do you want to tie it to his tail? Success will be her reward for her hard work and devotion. Much love and luck in your future. 28 Linda E. Ryan 10 19 59 Linda . . . Forever waiting for that cer¬ tain someone! Great time at the Junior Prom! Y.P. trips to Groton — the four D.A. girls. “Driver Training” and “Blue jeans.” Group parking? One of the two suckers! Gloria in the Beverly Hillbillies. Dreams of an ocean sunset. It’s not a thing that can be bought which is life’s richest treasure — it’s merely a friendly smile. Michael C. Carkin 11 1 59 Skinny Mulligan. Football — 1, 3, 4. Did he ever get your parents? Ace Me¬ chanic??? When will your truck become an antique? Success will be his if he puts it back together right. Lynn Ellen Burlingame 11 18 57 Lynnie . . . pooh bear . . . great kid. Always a laugh. Audrey’s shadow. Par¬ tying Strawberry Hill, pink squirrels. Remember all the great times — the Penthouse, Putt Putt Lounge. Good times with G.L. Who’s G.L.? Aeros- mith, the Bump. Saturday night’s all right for fighting! Muhamad Ali ' s part¬ ner. Driver’s Ed — first time out driv¬ ing. Success will surely be hers if she doesn’t hit it first. Joseph Pike 11 27 59 Piko: Times with Ken. Wow! Getting Rowdie is the favorite past time. Who’s it gonna be tonight? Always seen riding around with S.S. Skipping School, no better late than never. “Up a tree.” “The Duster.” He hasn’t worried in four years, why start now. He doesn’t have to find success, it will find him. Sandra L. MacFarland 10 24 59 C.C. Biggs. My, wasn’t Mother Nature generous! California, Florida, Leicester, Spencer, Rhode Island. Your like horse . . . you ' re all over. So how’s Ruthie? 60 words a minute. Who is it this week? Camping trip with Robin. Real fun. Why don’t you wear your pink striped shirt? don’t you ever go home? In a race for success, Sandy wins by a . . . Kevin Sawicki 11 11 58 Sawick, Hard core! party up Sawick’s. nut, V.B. Cape Cod. “Ever Fall out of a truck” . . . The Grateful Dead, the Who, Bong Club member. Ski Trip regular. Mr. Graham’s Alumni. Foot¬ ball — 4. North Bound. Success is sure¬ ly his if he can find it. Gail A. Caika 11 21 59 CAIKA!!! Will you shut up! Polish per¬ fectionist. I don’t know how to type. One of the Giddings’ girls. No, you can’t kill the typewriter. Last Tango where??? Weird noises . . . What kind of influence IS Goodrow? Loves fields, and thistles. You know I’m going to flunk this test! Gone out for pizza. Let’s stop at Luigi’s for pop-corn. Success will be hers if she can ever balance her balance sheet. Debra Wentworth 11 27 56 Debbie! Wheezy! A great kid. Always a laugh. Very shy, until you get to know her. Always seen in the nurse’s office. Hey Deb, have you ever been sick? Pass the eraser please. What is it with this typewriter? Do you like poetry? A great study companion. Success will be hers, if she doesn’t get sick first. Betsy Cocker 10 26 58 Betsy. “Let’s to to the Big Oak.” Fa¬ mous saying “I squished it!” How late did you get in last night? Success wher¬ ever she goes. Named after two saints (Ha, Ha,). One of Mr. Giddings’ favor¬ ites. That goes for Mr. Rowden, too. “Shall we go to English today or not?” Exit, Girl’s Room. John M. Bernatchez 11 12 59 One of Luigi’s main men. good times, playing some hockey down the lake. A couple favorites: Pink Floyd and Clap¬ ton. May the best of all success be yours. Linette Karen Trainque 11 26 59 Linette . . . Loony. Fun times in Chub¬ by Chasse’s class. One of Mr. Gidding’s many pets. Super quiet until known. What goes on at the BIG OAK or down the Brook?? She’ll never tell. Can’t wait till June or July, whenever it is. Luck will surely be hers if she can find it. Michael Lamarche 11 28 58 Hey Mikey . . . Always seen with cous¬ in Phil; Stage Manager. Mr. Lamar- che’s regular. The Beverly HillBillies. Ever get caught skipping?? Big D work¬ er. what’s a Munchkin? How do you make a dog house? Likes to weld. What happened Saturday night?? Lots of fun painting a floor gray. Is your brother a teacher? Electric Light Orchestra fan. “Hey Teddy, the door is broken!!” Suc¬ cess will be his with more effort. Lois M. Leveillee 10 31 59 Lo . . . Paul and the little one. Hal¬ loween baby. Bombin ' around in the LTD and the Roadrunner. Sundays at Epping. Griffs social secretary. N.H.S. and S.C. meetings — forever selling. Y.P. in Freshman year. Sophomore class trip and car washes. Spaghetti sup¬ per tumble. Junior Prom memories: Good time! “Blue Jeans” and “Driver Training.” Group parking. Hawaii 12.20; silly on tea? White Mountains dream. Donna Daigle 11 14 59 “58 Rawson St. What am I doing here?” Concerts with Tina, Cape Cod with the girls. “What’s a librarian?” Hello blue sky, you’re my sunny day . . . crazy over seagulls, little kids, those curls. Not too little to leap the fence. “I’ll al¬ ways be a kid!” I need you Lynyrd Skynrd . . . Heading out west to run like the wind . . . Pam J. Menard 11 26 59 Crash . . . Bicentennial Minute? Dat- sun Saves . . . Truck Driver? Free¬ dom!!! Gail Gale her partners in CRIME. Ever drink bananas? What’s the other? Pam Pam, Inc., ON THE LOOSE!! Skiing!!! Ashtrays??? Sold for 6(ty. Who to? Bev Tim’s house??? Do they give drinks to go? Ms. Dolan’s fa¬ vorite student? Ever leave for lunch? Stay Short and you’ll walk your way under success . . . Kerry McMenemy 11 28 59 Kerry — Mim. Bong Club. Flying Tur¬ bos? Pioneer? Pow-wow with Mr. Car¬ ney. Wicked Bar. Muffler mechanic Logger. Speeding around Center school. Concert man. Park Way Diner. To the Coach. Bad Co. One Party! What’s cookin’ 6th period? Loon Mountain Man. 29 Ken Law Robert Soojian Kathleen M. McGrail Sue Asadoorian Dianne Burtchell Cynthia A. Pressey Karen L. Comeau Nancy Israelian Christina Moore Pamela M. Saunders Linda M. Riopel Lizbeth F. Hale Norman J. Leger Joseph Canty Penny Pierce Joel Martin Robert Cook 2 6 59 “Monster” Breaker on that C.B. Al¬ ways seen in that White Bomb. West Boylston Fan. Star Football Player. Good times at Misquamicut. Ever cut your foot? This Here’s Rocky Raccoon. Whimpy’s Favorite Motor Head. One of Friar’s Favorites. Cat Pictures? Bea¬ tles. He’ll talk his way to success. Kenneth Mantha 5 1 59 Rat, Ken Man; Always has an insult for the occasion. Remember the green biki¬ ni? Quabbin “75” Painted the mural on the wall. Ever have an accident with your sister’s car? Loves Painting and fishing. Hopes to buy a Jeep someday. Ever been in a car That squeezed be¬ tween two buses? Will paint his way to success. Douglas G. Morin 11 3 59 Doug . . . When you have a guidance counselor like Mr. Sipos, who needs problems. If I ever lose a baseball game it’s because I need glasses. I miss my oranges and beaches. The only two sports up here are shoveling snow and painting fences. Mr. Rochette’s smart¬ est student. And Mr. Nelson’s best pho¬ tographer. It was the longest year. Fais Moi. William H. Conley 12 9 59 Bill, Billy, Bud . . . Actor extraordi¬ nary — High Llama, Mr. Wilson, Charlie Brown, Mr. Drysdale, Fond Prom memories with Mary. Bancroft Tower, Worcester Airport, Dennis’ party. Boy am I tired. Train to Wiscon¬ sin. No, I do not intend to pay my dues. Stephen, Donna, Paul . . . Cindy. Writes great stories and plays, What a liar. Sure likes English Class. Cindy Paipulas 2 12 59 Sid, Papass . . . Party after Prom, Why so late? . . . Lauri. Miss Morin Guess What? D.S. brings Mountains of Glory. 10 t Merry Christmas. Movies, Parties, ready to try almost anything. Midnight at Castle. Why are you laughing? Where did all that hot air in the car come from? Success will be hers as long as Lib’s around, Good Luck! Gary McGee 5 24 57 Gee Man . . . always seen with Debbie. When are you getting married? Five years in High School, when are you ever going to leave? Great Person to have as a friend. Vermont in the Summer and the Cape in the Winter. Likes to throw snowballs Especially in the courtyard . . . Success will be his if he leaves school in time. Patti Jo Burtchell 11 24 58 Pat . . . Roscoe’s better half. Learn how to cook yet? You’ll learn. Remem¬ ber the Highlands, 1973?! Ever run out of gas??? Brookfield Orchards . . . “Hey, let me drive.” Let’s go out for lunch . . . Who stole the cookie? Hopes to be a future secretary. Success will be hers. William P. Hassett, Jr. 12 11 59 Hack, Slim, Tiny: Biggest kid on cam¬ pus. Football standout. Always seen on Waite Street. Aerosmith Concert. Park¬ ing at the Football Field. “52” Chevy Truck. Roger’s Buddy. Good times at Hampton Beach. Handles them zom¬ bies. Always late. Varsity B. Ball. Can make anyone laugh. S.D. in the lake? If success was a football he’d probably fumble it. Terri A. Buffone 3 20 59 T.B. . . ., Ever give Stephen a ride? “The Prize!” Ever drink a coconut . . . or 2?? Old Orchard every summer. “Oh, wow! This is cool!” Cat Stevens, Yes. Terri, ever swacked? “I’M swell¬ ing!” N.H.S. Mrs. Drysdale, Violet. Party!!! I’m ambidexterous! Parker Street. Drive-in. Daddy’s angry! Fond Prom memories??!! The laugh hear round the world. Cruisin’ forever in a mean yellow machine! Michael P. Foy 7 19 59 Mike . . . ‘Ma Foy’ . . . Leicester Jun¬ ior College! Pride and Joy . . . Their best, most loyal worker. Good Sports Enthusiast. Skiing, tennis, baseball, bas¬ ketball, football, golf, hockey. Just name it and Mike’s right in there. Great guy . . . always happy . . . Likes everybody . . . Nice to have around. Best of Luck, Mike! Jeffrey Bedard 12 1 58 Behive — Always cracking jokes. Ever argue with Hack? Mr. Hustle. Who’s Terry? Good times at Hampton Beach. Football and Basketball. Eats nails for breakfast. Misquamicit with the boys. Leicester High’s Don Rickies. Coast Guard? Loves to work with cars. Loves to bug Miss Morin. Success will be his if he doesn’t scare it away. Cheryl O’Donnell 12 25 59 Cheryl — C.O.D., Dancing — Ballet and jazz. Cape Cod, Who were “The Floods” Be What? Be hoosed!! Drivin . . . Where’s Coldbrook? Greenville Baptist’s Favorite Catholic, Vermont — Green Mountain and The Captains Cabin. Favorite question — “How tall is he?” Cheering ’75. Pitching nickels at B.F. Feb. Vacations in N.Y.C. Always losing things. She’ll surely go forward into the future. (Sorry about that Mr. Moore.) Joseph Harris 4 28 59 “Lips,” Joe . . . Don’s Cabin??? Wells St. Regular. “Aerosmith” . . . Week¬ ends at Hampton Beach. Pul on a small one!! Ever smash your nose?? “C.M.N.H.” The Neighborhood! Nov. 14th. Good times in Physical Science. Campouts in Rutland!! Often smelled on break. “Brownies?” Success will be his if he recognizes it. Yesterday is already a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived, Makes every yesterday A dream of happiness And every tomorrow A vision of hope. Donna Marie Brunnett 12 8 59 Mr. Gidding’s Pet, office girl. Man from Maine, who is he?? Quiet until known, then watch out. One of the girl’s room gals. Linette and Betsy’s better half. Very good secretary, especially to Betsy and Mr. Rowden. Must run to the girl’s room. Accounting whiz (ha). Success is hers if she ever le aves Rochdale. Donna Liberty 12 31 59 Lib . . . Bones, Laramee’s (Red Baron) Someone’s best friend. Donna, D O N N A the movie isn’t over yet. My foot, My Foot, Watch out for falling desks. Good time Junior Prom Night 4:45 A.M. A Clark Manor Worker . . . Tash’s Girl. RUM DUM of C. OD’S Party. Where’s Spider Gates? Success will be hers if she doesn’t blush her way out of it. 32 Dianne Burtchell 5 26 59 D.B. . . .a V.G. Loves to eat Mush¬ rooms and Spaghetti. Trips to Mohawk. The farm at 4:00 A.M.?! Freebird . . . Picnic at Quabbin — Paxton Falls — B.T. Get away car? skoals at 8? Maybe! Eyes need toothpicks! Ever steal a sign? Cape Cod Weekend — party down!! Day Tripper. That thumb comes in handy!! Trip to Ware?! Butterflies are free! . . . it’s a wild world . . . Nancy Israelian 11 20 59 Nance,. Pen’s Partner. Photograph Freak. The Res. Ho Toy . . . What’s a lloyd langer?? New York “Sky Scrapers and everything.” Drivin?? Care free days on Cape Cod. Loves Sun, Sea, and Shells. The “BeHoosing” Floods! “Once took a walk across a hill. “J.” A TR and a T.O. Know anyone from St. John’s?? Jewelry Shop. “That Girl’s” twin sister. Success? Out of Town. Christina Moore 9 25 58 Tina girl, wicked nice! Misquimicut with Cheryl. Loves getting letters. Neil Young and Cat Stevens! Stung by a moquito! Never enough concerts for her. Loves to ski. The mountains are her kind of place, cause everybody knows this is Nowhere. Saw many a Florida sunset, but wouldn’t trade them for the sunrise in Vermont. Will stay forever young. Pamela M. Saunders 4 8 59 Pam Saunderzero . . . Ed’s better half. Two years field hockey. Drum Corp Nut-Happy Horn Player. Girls Room Regular. J. Prom Memories. Senior Dinner Dance, Party! Stuffed in a Year¬ book Cabinet? Ever do Anne a favor? Pam Pam, Inc. — on the loose. Cat Stevens — Chicago. Great friend to all! Success will be hers wherever she goes. Ken Law 7 21 59 Ken — Do you have an extra pencil? Can I borrow your homework? How about opening this locker for me? Re¬ member spider’s Gates? And Bancroft Tower’s? Did you ever sing, “Oh Black Water?” And we can’t forget the parties in the cellar and how the gang got to¬ gether on Friday nights. If given a chance at success he’ll paint right over it. Robert Soojian 6 29 59 “Sooj” Willing to help anyone! Mr. T’s favorite corn husker. Business manager of playbook and yearbook advertise¬ ment. Seen picking corn or poppin it at the drive-in. Playbook editor: Navy band coordinator. One of Mr. Gidding’s printers. Known for shoveling bull in and out of school. Remember the hay loft, Saturday night,. Best dressed cow¬ hand; Will find success in what ever he does. Kathleen M. McGrail 9 2 59 Kath . . . Always laughing! Miller. Daddy’s angry! The Cape. Richard and the Drive-in — what a joke!! Don’t mind me. I’m just taking notes! Parker Street. Gino’s girl — recommends Mc¬ Donald’s! Hampton and Quabbin. Field Hockey — 2, 3, 4, B-Ball — 4. Maroon Staff. Stop. For a red light? The Prom. “For What?” Jim and Kate forever??!! Blow up who’s car? Show me the way Sue Asadoorian 7 11 59 Toot — Brownie’s better half, crazy lady. Cheerleading freshman year. Cat Stevens. Climb Killington. Best West¬ ern — Hampton for the weekend. Hang a Moon! Forever dieting. Sleep Outs. Tequie? Ski Trips. Cape Cod Winter or Summer! May Day — Harvest Festival ’76. Take a long walk — even in a bliz¬ zard. Always a problem to solve. If suc¬ cess has teeth it’ll bite her right in the nose. Cynthia A. Pressey 2 3 59 C.A.P. Member of the N.H.S. Loves Dylan, Young and Tabemer, Not necessarily in that order. Ever miss Business Law? Coffee What? Forever on a diet. I can’t wait till I’m 18! Living at the Wall? Friendly’s Stinks! Mrs. Pennyweather in the class play. Worcester State? Spags! We’re outa here! Karen’s partner — double dates. The Windows Bound for a lifetime of happiness with Bryan. Karen L. Comeau 3 6 59 K., Karen and Fran!! Pearl in the Class Play!! N.H.S. 3, 4 . . . Marroon Staff Tri-Editor . . . softball. Spags ring a bell?? “Step into my office?” Forever trying to catch up in accounting. Did the car windows ever get stuck?? Never missed a class (hahai How’s BucKKKK?? Need a tune up?? May all her dreams become realities . . . Norman J. Leger 11 19 56 Leger. Hard Worker at the Doctors Hospital. Today November 12th . . . Adam regular. Pin Ford van, owns a mean Dodge. Outstanding student, a fine six year man. You finally made it. Good Luck. God, Grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, And wisdom to know the difference. Linda M. Riopel 3 25 59 Ripple” “Little Rip” Confident behind the wheel, despite that dent!!! Anyone for Bancroft Towers?? Spider Gates!! Oldies Freak! ROR!! Frenchie !! Red light? What red light??! Lt. Frank Rich¬ ards in “Beverly Hillbillies.” Oh, you shaved your mustache!! They were skin¬ ny dipping?!! Where?!! Student Council. Marroon Staff. Good times at the Prom. Remember! Great things come in small packages!! Lizbeth F. Hale 10 24 59 Beth . . . Shut up? Never! Let’s go to Hampton! Parker Street. The Cape. Fri¬ day nights at the Drive-in-Disaster!! Girl with the great parties!! Ever have a secret admirer? Where were you during Chemistry?? Class play. Frampton. “Thank You!!!” Field Hockey. Great time at the Prom?!! Daddy’s angry! Let’s go the long way! Virginia Hams. She is perfection. Ha! Penny Pierce 10 11 59 Pen. Nancy’s other half! Always on the Go! “New York. . .just like I pictured it.” The Res. Cape Cod adventurer! What dies every Friday? 66 Ford. A T.O.?? O.T.!! Bickford’s night crew. HoToy! What did you whip up this time?! Climbing into a movie with Re at ELM Park. Success? It’s only the giving that makes you what you are . . . Joel Martin 2 9 58 Joel. Martian Man. Back door part ies. No. 1 detention. Mr. Rowden’s buddy. Building swimming pools and working at Polar. Starship, Tull, Eagles, Fleet- wood Mac. Party down! Truckin’ down the highway! Cautious driver! Class Clown. Street fightin’ man. B.S.A.!! La¬ dies’ man!! What ever you do, hell’s be¬ hind you!!! 33 Your sun lightly touched its rays Upon everyone. But a shadow was cast And the world was darkened For many. Yet the greyed blanket Sheds a light Of its own, The past Which was bright, Filled with shining memories Of you, A sun which never sets. A friend Even if only for a short time, Means so much; Makes such a difference in your life. Remember the good times And long talks you had. Flow they made you feel comfortable, Helped you understand yourself. Even when that friend is gone Never to return again She will never really be gone, Because she has left a part of herself within you. A part which has made you A little more patient and understanding, A little more sure of yourself. She leaves a memory Which remains with you always. R E M E M B E R PAM 34 Quietest: Cheryl Gerry Superlatives Class Clowns: Deb Paul Most Attractive: Linda Paul Senior Most Popular: Lynn Paul Most Versatile: Gail Mark Big Mouths: Cindy Bill Best Dressed: Nancy Carl Wackiest: Carey Joe Biggest Flirts: Sharon Joe Couple of the Year: Deb Gary Best Actress and Actor: Paula Steve Most Beautifully Said: Ann Don 36 igu ' i HT « SB • t t ■ 5 u ; si Front row L-R D. Cherry, R. Soojian, M. Dorr, B. Berryman, C. Smith, S. Lily, T. Kalinowski, J. Moughan. Row 2 L-R P. Bigwood, T. Buffone, T. Barnes, P. Menard, L. Leveillee, J. Burning, D. Brunett, S. Manseau, A. Robert. Row 3 L-R Advisor W. Sipos, W. Carkin, G. Cogswell, S. Stiren, D. Snay, D. Moughan, K. Comeau, M. Cote, D. Daigle. SOCIETY SENIOR MEMBERS Officers: Vice president M. Dorr, Secretary D. Daigle, Treasurer J. Moughan, President C. Smith. 41 ■ Ill I yy F A i Ijgfe jp ' r . w_ f $Y ) c 5 Pu o p4 H c 5 DISTRICT III DIVISION 2 CHAMPS wm m ■ - SCHEDULE WE THEY 28 Tantasqua 28 21 Grafton 37 32 Northbridge 27 15 Uxbridge 40 21 West Boylston 35 31 Oxford 25 33 Millbury 25 18 Prouty 37 17 Grafton 38 31 Northbridge 26 16 Uxbridge 39 23 West Boylston 35 30 Oxford 27 38 Millbury 22 15 Prouty 46 Row I (left to right) D. Snay, D. Seaver, D. Wood, M. McKay, Co. Capt. J. Southwick, Co. Capt. R. Wall, P (left to right) Coach N. La Plante, D. LaBlank, C. Copeland, J. Wilson, C. Smith, J. Doray, D. Anderson, M Garrity, M. Inangelo, J. Bailey, S. Styren, Row 2 Quarrey, Asst Coach F. Weeks. I 1 ’st row (L to R) J. Bedard, D. DePatie, K. Sawicki, R. Cook, W. Hassett, T. Lauder, T. Dolengiewicz, J. Robillard, M. Ready, M. C arkin, P. Burque 2 ' nd rowCoach Chasse, P. Morrison, J. Shea, S. Griffin, J. Bradshaw, M. Houagimiam, A. Albert, S. Cogswell, M. Lorditch, Mr. Hair 3 ' rd row Coach Cullen, T. Sanko, D. Daigle, J. Hyland, J. Foy, M. Barry, G. Tasjian, D. Sullivan, Mr. Nelson 4’th row A. Chaffee, E. Desrouhes, M. Garrity, S. McKeon, T. Poirier, J. Petty, B. Nutall 5th row J. Gesrge, S. Labrie, M. Hassett, T. Fontaine, B. Hyland, W. Burt, J. Brennen, P. Matte, M. Dirsa FOOTBALL 6 witafl Schedule They 12 Putnam 12 Uxbridge 0 Oxford 6 W. Boylston 20 Northbridge 0 Ware 0 Grafton 0 Millbury 0 South 0 Spencer WE THEY 3 West Boylston 1 1 Auburn 5 1 Grafton 6 1 Oxford 3 2 Prouty 0 1 Northbridge 1 0 Uxbridge 0 0 Millbury 1 0 West Boylston 0 0 Grafton 5 1 Oxford 0 2 Proudy 0 2 Northbridge 0 1 Uxbridge 3 Row 1, L-R, P. Saunders, T. Friend, P. Porier, A. Trepanier, S. Pike, K. McGrail, Coach — Miss Morin. Row 2, L-R, Man. — L. Hale, K. Wetherbee, L. Richardson, P. Dykas, K. Gallagher, N. Lucier, G. Langlois, L. Johnson, Man. — E. Moore FIELD HOCKEY (Front Row) L to R — C. Orsi, P. Taylor, L. Dorr, M. Leveillee, T. Peters, K. McKa ' Coach Lynn Lucier, (Back Row) L to R — S. Gammell, A. Williamson, H. Bush, K Lucier, J. Wilson, L. Gordon, M. Flagg. GIRLS BASKETBALL Bottom row, L-R — J. Daige, G. Williams, D. Giggey, L. Higgins. Second row — L-R — S. Pike, K. Gallagher, L. Higgins, T. Dykas, S. Nelson. Third row — L-R — P. Dykas, C. McGrail, G. Langlois, L. Richardson. WE OPPONENT THEY 50 Auburn 30 39 Shepard Hill 47 42 North Brookfield 40 25 Doherty 46 44 Grafton 35 55 Millbury 35 34 Oxford 45 32 West Boylston 21 55 Northbridge 53 56 David Prouty 33 52 Uxbridge 50 31 Grafton 35 50 Millbury 55 52 West Boylston 20 35 Oxford 39 49 Northbridge 41 50 David Prouty 49 56 Uxbridge 42 45 Bumcoat 28 DISTRICT III TOURNAMENT 67 Blackstone Millville 41 33 Quaboag-Semi Finals 32 35 Quabbin-Finals STATE SEMI FINALS 29 24 Hampshire 57 CO-CAPTAINS: L. Johnson, J. Poleiglo Row 1: L-R D. Prestly, K. McKay, K. Lucier, J. Hale Row 2: L. Gordon, M. Leveillee, M. Moore, J. Poleiglo, M. Davenport Row 3: A. Trepanier, C. Richardson, A. Brennan, L. Johnson, Coach Davis 52 ICESTEIL4 .ElCESTa ElCESTf 44 i icestm 30 v H BASKETBALL Row 1 L to R P. Garrity, Co-Capt. M. Reidy, Co-Capt. C. Smith, G. Burtt, W. Hassitt, Row 2 Manager S. Styren, M. McKay, M. Ram, M. Gordon, B. Allen, J. Bedard, Row 3 Coach J. Chasse, D. Leblanc, B. Mattei, M. Hassett, Asst. Coach T. McGrath fttlVTU iSO Row 1 L-R S. Labrie, J. Gordow, J. Hyland, S. Griffis, C. Copeland Row 2 L-R S. Esposito, T. Friend, D. Anderson, J. Giggey, A. Chaffee Row 3 L-R Coach Lindsay, T. Reidy, J. Bradshaw, M. Houagimiaw, M. Garrity, Mgr. J. Brennan, Coach Carlomagno “Those are my girls” “This will be a push over” “When do we start?” ‘Aren’t we talented ‘Here’s goes nothing’ “No, it’s mine” 56 FALL Top row, 1-r, L. Sloan, T. Brown, Coach: Miss Toumas, D. Boissel, S. Putnam. 2nd row, 1-r, M Madore, D. Flink, C. Bondardi, T. Cross, 3rd row, 1-r, B. Sloan, E. Casello, C. Irish. WINTER CHEERING Top row, 1-r, L. Adams, T. Brown, M. Madore, Coach: Mrs. Mattie 2nd row, 1-r, C. Irish, D. Boissel, M. Leroux. 1st row, L-R, Coach Ms. Morin, C. Bonardi, K. McKay, K. McGrail, B. Burtt, J. Daige, L. Richardson, K. Gallagher, S. Pike, J. Hale, 2nd row, Batgirl L. Tsikas, Mgr. L. Johnson, J. Comeau, H. Bush, A. Brennan, J. Tsikas, C. Richardson, M. Flagg, Scorekeeper A. Trepanier. pq si pq Row 1 L-R R. Brennon, J. Shea, W Hassett, C. Smith, G. Burtt, P Garrity, M. Ring, J. Hyland, S Lilly. Row 2 L-R Mgr. W Anderson, D. Morin, T. Reidy, J Hyland, A. Albert, B. Mattie, E. Deroches, M. Hassett, M. Garrity, J. Bedard, Coach T. Buckley. BALL l.j , f (I Ak i v: ; y! wm V L Tr ' RWT H rflrcj k Lk-rf , •; ;, V[i • ' V J | JIf , j , |j jN ( l r nil Lf 1 • Art Baseball?!?!! i- - ,- Baseball?!?!! 1 . I ■ -■ - i) ?! -i.. 1 -• % I - ; [g| 3 H I I f ,‘- ’- ' A “ .“ ' ' ' «• ' ' !’ ■ ' ' . . y , :• -j - . V . - - 4 r , ,-. •■.• - • Bp - 44r- k ' — • -fr „- tr -- . • c. ._ - ' - ' ' l _ -:•• f 9 1 j- i la ’ L i 1 U « Hr : 1 nu i 1 1 i wM ui L 1st row, L-R; B. Sloan, N. Lucier, D. Robillard, J. Troy, S. DoMichell, J. Cooper, M. Ethier, L. Knox, C. O’Day, J. Holden, P. Bigwood, 2nd Row, D. Wood, A. Chaffee, M. Inangielo, T. Poirier, R. Nutall, D. Flink, T. Lombardozi, J. Dudley, D. Wood, T. Brown, J. Pobieglo, M. Stevens, C. Allain, 3rd Row, Coach S. Hair, T. Pelletier, J. Doray, E. Cooper, J. Pettry, D. Anderson, C. Copeland, G. Tashjian, J. Southwick, R. Wall, J. Gearge, M. Pratt, M. Quarry, J. Gordon, Coach R. Fitzpatrick. D OO jfc --■y : ' • ' fill iSarosiPi. 1st Row, L-R M. McKay, M. Defime, D. Foy, M. Shea, J. Foy 2nd Row, J. Shea, D. Largesse, S. Labrie, M. Falk, T. Dolengiewicz. ' ♦ , 7 ■ Vl , — • 1 J • | 1 j ! Bffw ' --Jj P r — 1 L T ' aV - ' ’ fmM Sm f ' CzJsj i - ■ ml i- SO THIS IS PARIS Platt ' «THV TRY ftRDE -’ l S M vjwBtr PlrtCt £6 ro • H i?oiv 1 L-R D. Boisell, E. Bernatchez, P. Bigwood, G. Boullard, T. Gadbois, L. Lemay. Row 2 L-R B. Berryman, N. Bergan, T. Buffone, C. O’Donnell, S. Gammell, P. Carkin, L. Riopel, M. Dorr. Row 3 L-R W. Conley, J. Moughan, S. Peterson, M. Lamarche, D. Pelitier, D. Laboda, G. Cogswell, W. Carkin. liiiiiHmiuiun mi ikSiSs is I ' iHiau PWo Ruin nun [uni! linn mi ii inifi «r !!! W, TR RDER A!V S - 4 -i. L L tin, 1A D£R JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Julie Burning — Vice President, Pam Poirier — Secretary, Tom Kalinowski — President, Ray LaHair — Treasurer. 71 Maw. Row 1, L-R, S. Wood, L. Wiggins, B. Vancellette, R. Wall, J. Southwick, L. Tskas, P. Wood, T. Yurick, W. Sylvester Row 2, L-R, S. Styren, R. Sjoberg, D. Row 1, L-R, L. Martin, L. Robidoux, T. Malooly, A. Shivick, L. Morse, N. Lucier, M. Perra, P. Porier, D. Mandella, C. Rancke Row 2, L-R, J. Shea, D. McCarthy, S. Pratt, J. O’Leary, S. McDonald, L. Powell, E. Ryberg, M. Mandella, D. Moughan Row 3, L-R, R. Pepin, D. Luboda, J. Shute, S. Peterson, D. Meehan, G. Rogers, J. Shea, P. Morrison, W. Pressey Row 1, L-R, J. Daige, H. Daly, S. Edwards, R. Cote, L. Chenette, K. Corley, L. Costello, L. Clark, J. Frascolla Row 2, L-R, A. Forsman, B. Clemmey, L. Davis, P. Dykas, A. Duquette, M. Fiona, D. Colby, E. Clifford Row 3, L-R, B. Chaffee, D. Cherry, M. Falk, J. Doray, C. Carson, J. Foy, D. Daly Row 1, L-R, S. Lilley, T. Friend, P. Hey, K. Gumpwright, L. Jacques, D. Kemp, M. Guertin, Sue Graves, R. Burdzel, J. Lemerise Row 2, L-R, D. Kilmonis, M. Kent, T. Kalinowski, A. Lajoie, L. Lemay, L. Higgins, J. Bloksberg, N. Knight, B. Leader, Row 3, L-R, E. Henze, R. LaHair, S. Griffin, J. Hyland, D. Largesse, W. Klosek, M. Inangelo, R. Kelman, L. Keddy Wentworth, M. Swan, K. Wetherbee, D. Willey, J. Zackowski Row 3, L-R, L. Smith, D, Snay, J. Socha, D. Sullivan, D. Stone, G Tashjain, D. Smith Row 1, L-R, S. Anderson, A. Berthiume, R. Brennan, R. Barrier, B. Antanavica, R. Ayer, M. Bisceglia Row 2, L-R, J. Burning, T. Brennan, W. Blanchette, A. Albert, M. Carey, N. Berard, Row 3, L-R, D. Butnus, J. Brennan, G. Burtt, F. Barriere, S. Bray, M. Bradshaw, R. Ayotte Mary Cook — Treasurer, Mike Quarry — President, Laurie Reynolds — Secretary, Donna Wood — Vice President. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 75 Row 1 L-R S. Esposito, P. Colby, D. Daigle, M. Dirsa, J. Dudley, J. Doldo, J Cote, C. Duquette Row 2 L-R M. Davenport, K. Daly, T. Dykas, P. Ethier, C. Copeland, J. Doray, S. Coupe, R. Dube Row 3 L-R P. Corey, J. Flagg, L Croft, J. Comeau, S. Cogswell, E. Desroches Row 4 L-R J. Conley, L. Dygert, M. Cook, C. Fortin, D. Flink, S. Dumouchel, J. Cooper. Row 1 L-R S. Poirier, J. Pobieglo, L. Picard, J. Phipps, S. Pike, D. Seaver, M. Ramm, J. Petty, S. Porrier, B. Sivret. Row 2 L-R C. O’Day, S. O’Day, K. Scully, L. Reynolds, C. Richardson, L. Richardson, J. Sherman, R. Odulum. Row 3 L-R B. Sloan, K. Sivret, T. Reidy, D. Parslow, M. Quarry, F. Rigiero. Row 1 L-R C. Mahoney, E. Mayo, J. Leveillee, C. Moberg, D. Nichols, J. Minty, M. O’Brien, L. LaClair, B. Lemieux, R. McCloskey, M. Madore, J. Michaels, M. McCluskey, J. Leger, B. Mattei, M. Lorditch, Row 2 L-R M. McKay, B. Motiejaitis, D. Lussier, W. Nuttall, M. Moore, L. Lucke, S. Maha, R. Martiros. add ‘w, JP ' SbSSiafcli JpfjL § A ■j ] J 1 111 m ft 1 7 % Row 1 L-R M. Tebo, L. Tsikias, D. Wood, J. Tsikias, T. Zoulas, D. Zamoita Row 2 L-R D. Wester, L. Thomas, B. Sylvester, N. Wright, A. Trepanier, E. Smith Row 3 L-R S. Stanicmus, J. Wilson, R. Southard, D. Wood, M. Tabemer Row 1 L-R R. Leader, R. Granville, D. LaBlanc, R. Johnson, L. Johnson, L. Huntoon, G. Langlois, K. Gallagher, D. Gardner Row 2 L-R L. Knox, L. Kniskern, K. Laflan, S. Leader, D. Grimshaw, M. Gervais, I. Hennessey Row 3 L-R C. Irish, H. Hyland, J. Gardner, S. LaBrie, J. George, J. Gordon Row 1 L-R W. Bergeron, K. Carson, S. Allian, D. Boiselle, D. Carkin, P. Carkin, T. Brown, M. Burdett, J. Bailey Row 2 L-R S. Antanavica, L. Burke, T. Bernatchez, C. Brown, J. Chenette, B. Burtt, C. Bonardi, D. Canty Row 3 L-R R. Brunett, R. Asquith, D. Anderson, J. Bradshaw, L. Arsenault, D. Cocker, C. Bostrum. T FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Mike Shea — Treasurer, Karen Lucier — Vice President, Teddy Friend — President, Lynn Gordon — Secretary. 79 First row — L-R H. Bush, L. Butnus, D. Boiss el, N. Bergin L. Bematchez, N. Barrus, L. Adams, J. Barrus, J. Brouillard, Second Row — L-R D. Carlson, L. Bloskberg, P. Bigwood, S. Belanger, R. Bernier, R. Allen Third row L-R W. Anderson, K. Allard, A. Brennan, B. Camarda, W. Burtt, M. Barry, E. Canty. First row L-R R. Nutall, S. Lloyd, S. Lineen, E. Moore, D. Lincoln, K. Luc T. Lombardozi, M. Leroux, T. Leyda, M. Madore, S. Mckeon, D. Markow Second Row L-R N. Mayo, K. McKay, D. Menard, M. Malvey, M. Leveillee, Maher, C. Orsi, J. Moughan, D. Moffat, A. Lindsey, First row L-R S. Gammell, L. Gordon, R. Hallen, R. Jenkins, P. Kilmonis, B. Joseph, J. Hale, B. Granville, K. Le Beouf, T. Gadbois. Second Row L-R N. La Beouf, G. Laduc, G. Hannon, E. Kelman, T. Garrepy, P. Gallagher, D. Lemerise, J. Giggey, Top Row L-R D. Hebert, T. Friend, B. Hyland, M. Garrity, M. Hassett, C. Henderson, Doug Lauder, S. Griffiths. First Row L-R D. Pepin, B. Reese, B. Shedd, T. Peters, S. Putnam, E. Rochette, A. Richardson, P. Ryan, M. Ressler, M. Shea. Second Row L-R J. Parslow, D. Priestley, S. Peterson, M. Pratt, J. Pobeiglo, T. Peltier, G. Perra, B. Pratt, D. Peltier. First Row L-R C. Thompson, J. Tebo, J. Troy, M. Stevens, L. Sloan, M. Smith, P. Taylor, S. Standring, R. Wood, L. Tatro. Second Row L-R K. Wells, J. Wilson, A. Williamson, S. Socha, M. Shute, S. Swift, R. Witt, M. Whitney. First Row L-R E. Cooper, W. Fongealiaz, T. Copeland, T. Cross, J. Dumais, M. Dufresne, A. Chaffee, T. Fontaine. Second Row L-R M. Flagg, T. Dellaquila, W. Champoux, E. Cosello, C. Elliot, T. Cocker, J. Ferraro, J. Comeau. 1 j ffl 3 r M JJ Bfl rEJ . - n B Z _ ■ ' $ y3E 1 ■ — B 1 I Senior Class Trip 111 drink to that But it really is . . . What’s that funny smell? I m going crazy! Where is everyone? V ■ ' Peace - . . Nice! Be cool 10-4 Chubby in Washington? Going ape Me next I just stepped in I have a headache I can t look! Look! Guys! I just stepped in . . . Hi, girls I got lost! Well!!! I didn’t do it! Who’s too?!? Lunch time. It can’t be! HX ■ P _ r It s over there!! Come and get it! Eeeeee! See Tip run . . . It’s a wall!!! It’s alive!!? I am not Raggedy Ann! Which way do I run? Bugs!! Hi there! I need an Alka Seltzer Caught again! SENIOR DINNER DANCE 90 SgjSjs HI K f 1 1 1 r, ' 1 ITI CLASS WILL We, the spaceshots of the Class of 1977, being of unsound mind, and lacking education do hereby testify this to be our Last Will and Testament. To our Advisors we leave many thanks for a great trip. To the Juniors we leave High Times in the courtyard. To the Sophomores we leave two more years of Top Cat. To the Freshmen we leave detentions in Room two. Steve Allain leaves his beard to Mrs. Dutton. Mike Antanavica leaves in his homemade kayak. Sue Asadoorian leaves although she never came. John Bailey leaves as the Crisco Kid. John Baker leaves Laura Jean behind. Janine Banukiewicz leaves artistically. Tiffany Barnes leaves to become a linebacker. Keith Batstone leaves to join Tony Orlando and Dawn. Jeffrey Bedard leaves to become Charles Atlas II. John Bernatchez leaves to become Luigi’s partner. Beth Berryman leaves missing her junior year. Paul Bigwood leaves for W.I.T.I. Paula Bigwood leaves on the back of a Triumph. David Bock leaves the A.V. Presidency to Ray Allen. Carey Brown leaves to purchase an MGB. Donna Brunett leaves returning attendance books to Lori Reynolds. Terri Buffone leaves for “The Silver Grille”. Lynn Burlingame leaves her dancing ability to Lenny Blocksberg. Phil Burke leaves with a carload for Quabbin. Gail Caika leaves to be a success. Joe Canty leaves saying “Cook Another One”. Deb Carey leaves sneaking out of the business room. Michael Carkin leaves as Skinny Mulligan. William Carkin leaves counting his freckles. Julie Carlson leaves to pick up Winkle. Judy Cherry leaves in a space capsule for Bridgewater State. Betsy Cocker leaves her secretarial job. George Cogswell leaves his French accent behind. June Colby leaves riding her horse. Karen Comeau leaves to meet Fran at the brook. William Conley leaves his acting ability to Dave Luboda. Bob Cook leaves his name on the absent list. Don Corey leaves speeding out of here in his mad Valiant. Mary Ann Cote leaves headed for the altar. Donna Daigle leaves an ex-member of the “Beach Girls”. Nancy Daigle leaves as Mrs. Wood. Anna Davenport leaves driving her green bomber. Robin Doldo leaves headed for the beaches of Waite’s Pond. Tom Dolengiewicz leaves to lead Calisthenics at W.I.T.I. Karen Dorr leaves for ski trips in the van. Mary Dorr leaves for success at Anna-Maria. David Flink leaves Sandy behind. David Flint leaves as President of the Bong Club. Sue Fortin leaves in four wheel drive. Doug Foy leaves as Foug Doy. Mike Foy leaves his Gansettes on the Common. Cindy Gallant leaves Lisa steaming. Paul Garrity leaves waiting for Kate’s call. Dana Giggey leaves whatever Dana wants. Beth Goodrow leaves for Burncoat St. Mark Gordon leaves as a stick in the woods. Weston Griffis leaves for music instruction from John Denver. Glen Guertin leaves to work at Imported Cars of Worcester. Lizbeth Hale leaves to pursue a Hale and McGrail show. Maryann Hallen leaves for Annhurst College. Paul Hallen leaves a pal to all. John Halley leaves for C.V.A.P. in his Camaro. Joe Harris leaves for Clark Manor. Patti Burtchell leaves as Rocky’s wife. William Hassett leaves stretching his mouth. Audrey Higgins leaves for matrimony. Lynn Higgins leaves the Castle for Higher Altitudes. Nancy Isralian leaves wondering what’s written in the will. Caroline Johnston leaves as a co-robot. Gail Johnston leaves her wardrobe to Cheryl Elliot. Paul Lafayette leaves for Paris. Linda Laincz leaves her petite voice to Billy Burtt. Mike Lamarche leaves as a shadow from the class trip. Phil Lamarche leaves Mr. Rowden stranded. Sharon Lamonda leaves her sense of humor to Lori Powell. Gerry Lapine leaves Mr. Giddings deserted. Patty Larson leaves for Swillbrook once again. Ken Law leaves as Stick’s assistant. Becky Granville leaves for Wedding Bells. Norman Leger leaves — a five year man. David Lekstrom leaves his hockey stick to Mr. Hair. Richard Lemerise leaves to make a living playing cards. Lois Leveillee leaves with little, little Mel. Donna Liberty leaves as Cindy’s sidekick. Cheryl Lloyd leaves to be with Brian. Sandy McFarland leaves for Spencer. Ellen Madore leaves Glen hanging. Sandy Manseau leaves for Bill. Ken Mantha leaves to pick up where Michaelangelo left off. Joel Martin leaves knee deep. Bob Martin leaves for McCarthy Ave. Ed McCarthy leaves saying “I tot I saw a puddy tat.” Ellen McCue leaves for California via Panama RR. Gary McGee leaves in Deb’s arms. Kathy McGrail leaves the bench warm. Kerry McMenemy leaves pulling a Ringo. Dennis Menard leaves to color his world? Pam Menard leaves in her own world. Ralph Michaels leaves to wash dishes for the Salvation Army. Tina Moore leaves for the mountains of New Hampshire. James Moughan leaves for Assumption College. Cheryl O’Donnell leaves to ballet her way to success. James Paige leaves for Schlitz Dam. Cindy Paipulas leaves higher than you think. Lee Patricks leaves to charge his way through life. Diane Penguilly leaves waddling out of here. Penny Pierce leaves her make-up to Brenda Clemmey. Doug Morin leaves as quickly as he came. Joe Pike leaves his black book to Jason Southwick. Tony Piscopo leaves T-ing off. Michele Power leaves for a future in flowers. Cindy Taberner leaves with Brian on a leash. Marcy Rand leaves for weekends at U. Mass. Mark Reidy leaves Reeking. Mark Ring leaves Justine behind. Linda Riopel leaves her clarinet to Nancy Barrus. Anne Robert leaves to shovel for the state. Annette Robert leaves madder than a hornet. Joe Robillard leaves whenever he wants. Randy Russell leaves for motorcross races at the fire barn. Linda Ryan leaves still waiting for Doorso. Pam Saunders leaves to become majorette of the Starisers. Kevin Sawicki leaves saying HUAH. Carl Smith leaves his morning announcement job to Don Cher¬ ry. Bob Soojian leaves to become projectionist at the Drive-In. Don Stephens leaves in his Gremlin. Gary Sundstrom leaves Robin a year behind. Brian Taberner leaves . . . hook, line, and sinker. Steve Tashjian leaves for Art School. Sue Tolman leaves her size to Boombsie. Linette Trainque leaves to become a bodyguard. Debbie Wentworth leaves silently. Pam White leaves mapping out her future. Gail Williams leaves with a hangover. Paul Wood leaves with MK. Debbie Yurick leaves with her first and last love. Having signed, sealed, and witnessed this document, we the Class of 1977, do hereby declare it to be our Last Will and Testament on this 8th day of June in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seventy-seven. Signed in Witness of: The MINKY and Jimmy “Peanut” Carter. Attest: Brad Allen Diane Burtchell rs. j r CLASS DAY THE CLASS PROPHECY It’s that time of year again. Time to read the class prophecy. It’s usually done by two people each taking turns reading a few lines or so (at a time), and it’s usually too long and only the seniors get the jokes, (if anyone). The mike never seems to work, and you can always count on the end where all the names of the kids no one knows anything about, are jammed together, be¬ cause you have to use all the names. This year we thought we’d go along with that same routine so here ... we ... go. The year is 2002 and it is our 25th reunion party. After most of the people had arrived, Speaker Carl Smith (voted probably the best person to come out of Leicester), welcomed everyone to the reunion. Almost immediately the conversations began. Did you read in Lynn Higgins gossip column that Robin Doldo married Lee Patricks? Gerry LaPine had an unsuccessful career as a Barber and Lynn Burlingame didn’t make it as a Fashion Model either. Suddenly the lights dimmed. As soon as it got dark, Porky and Winkle slipped out back for a quick one. Carl announced that thanks to David Bock, we’d be showing old films of Leices¬ ter High School accompanied by our faithful school band, which by now was down to only Linda Riopel on clarinet and Bill Carkin on trumpet. The films got boring after watching 5 minutes of nothing but football movies showing Bill Hassett tackling his sister, head cheerleader, Patty Burtchell. The movie was interrupted when the aroma of food filled the air, and Mike Carkin lead everyone in a mad dash to the table. The food was originally planned to be gourmet style prepared by Karen Dorr but when she burned everything, we had to settle for Don Corey’s Luigi’s Pizza. After the meal, we found out what every¬ one had been doing the past 25 years. John Bailey is now in the cookie business. His latest is the “Big Bailey Bar”. It’s a mixture of Oreo’s, M M’s, jellybeans, axle grease and pocket lint. They’re not selling well, since he’s eating all the profits. Anne and Annette Robert and Tiffany Barnes went into a similar occupation, they became bakers. Judy Cherry and Jimmy Moughan went into the taxi business. Did you ever ride in a beach wagon? Donna Daigle and Richard Lemerise donated their hair to Kojak. Mary Dorr and Paula Bigwood tried out for the parts on the remake of Laverne and Shirley, but Donna Liberty and Cynthia Paipulas got them. Karen Comeau had by now placed herself in charge of attendance for the party and had taken down the names of those who didn’t show. Apparently Lois Leveillee, Betsy Cocker, Nancy Daigle, and Cindy McGee had stayed home because they couldn’t get babysitters. Every¬ body could hear Debbie Carey, Cindy Gallant, Ellen Madore, Becky Granville, and Cherl Lloyd laughing in the bathroom; so loud, in fact, that it drew attention away from Dana Giggey across the room with Kevin Sawicki. Mark Ring who had by now learned to hold it in, still couldn’t handle the shouts of Bill Conley and others yelling TUBA-BLUBA, TUBA-BLUBA. This now set the pace for Cheryl O’Donnell’s dance to “Stair¬ way to Heaven” accompanied by Jimmy Paige on Guitar. The music was so good that everyone decided to join in. First on the floor was Brad Allen dancing with Sue Tolman, who was now taller than he. Kerry McMenemy was once again closely following Brad’s every footstep. Sharon LaMonda, Susan For¬ tin, and Dianne Pengilly would rather listen to Joe Pike’s stories than dance. Gary McGee and Debbie Yurick, and Brian and Cindy Taberner were waiting for the slow dancing to start. The dances were interrupted by a strange phone call. Bob Martin ran to answer it. “Cherry Valley Building II, pupil speaking”. Im¬ mediately Ken Mantha passed his hat around to take up a collection for Gail Williams. Luckily there hadn’t been any trouble between family mem¬ bers in our class during the party, such as Phillip and Michael LaMarche, Mary Anne and Paul Hallen, Doug and Michael Foy, except for Pam and Dennis Menard who both swore that they weren’t brother and sister. Meanwhile tending the bar Dianne Burtchell and Carey Brown checked Mark Gordon’s I.D.; then ran over to calm down Keith Batstone who was up on a table imitating Elvis. His version of “You ain’t nothing but a hounddog” offended Beth Berryman so much that she stomped out of the place. John Halley’s Polish jokes caused Janine Baniukeiwicz, Gail Caika and Tommy Dolengiewicz to be offended, but not as much as when Tina Moore cracked jokes about Weston Griffis, Dennis Meehan and Audrey Higgens getting their Gar-animals all mix¬ ed up. To lighten up the evening Linda Laincz would now announce the winner of the door prize. As we waited around for her to get to the point, our attention was drawn out front to where Tony Piscopo and Randy Russell were smashing up Bob Sooji- an’s refreshment stand with their motorcycles. June Colby stopped laughing long enough to call the law — Ken Law that is, and when Toot jumped on the back of one of the bikes it went out of control and plowed into both Lynda Ryan and Paul Garrity. They had to be rushed to Nancy Isralian and Penny Pierce for cosmetic surgery. Meanwhile, Caroline Johnston, Pattie Larson and Anna Davenport were quickly finishing off what was left of the refreshment stand. As we finally went back inside, Linda was just getting to the winner of the door prize. David Flink got all excited when he found he had won a trip to the Bahamas with the famous movie actress Debbie Went¬ worth. When Donna Brunnett was typing out the plane tickets though, she discovered there had been an error; it was David Flint not David Flink. Suddenly Julie Carlson, Michelle Power and Ellen McCue started screaming FIRE! It seems that Bob Cook and Donnie Stephens thought it would be a good practical joke to set Ralph Michaels’ chair on fire. Mike Antanavica rushed for the fire extinguisher but tripped over Pam Saunders white marching boots. By now he was so mixed up he just aimed for the nearest bright red objects, which happened to be the heads of Steve Allain and Jeff Bedard. Luckily the chair was insured by Hale and McGrail Insurance Agency. Gail Johnston now took over the mike and began asking who lived the farthest away. The Sandy’s (Manseau and McFarland) said that they lived at the beach, but then Gary Sundstrom lives under the water itself, scuba diving for Joel Martin’s teeth. Mark Reidy claimed that he last sighted Paul Bigwood, alias Bigfoot, some¬ where out in the Pacific Northwest. But David Lekstrom won the prize for coming all the way from Mars on a flying saucer, reminding us all that this is the year 2002 and it’s beginning to look a lot like the days of the “Jetson’s”. He even stopped on his way to see George about a Cogswell Cog. David also told us that he was on his way to see Terri Buffone at Hot Dog Annie’s, but he couldn’t find either of course, we all know that it was renamed. Now we all wanted Mary Anne Cote to make the farewell speech, but before she had a chance, Beth Goodrow told Paul Lafayette, Joe Harris, and Doug Morin to please call in. By now the reunion was coming to a close and Philip Burke passed out Linette’s Trainquillizers to everybody. Still no sign of John Bernatchez, Glenn Guertin, and Eddy McCarthy, but we decided to end it anyway. As the janitors were closing up three hours later, who came knocking on the door but Marcy Rand all ready for the reunion. The END . . . 101 iieti 1‘ liHI Cl II • ® X- p ifc - R V y 1 ' ■ i i . % •ViTlWU CLASS HISTORY ’77 As our stay at Leicester High School comes to an end and we prepare ourselves for another journey in life, we reminisce those unforgettable memories of the past four years as students of this memorable school. As Freshmen, we were not bewildered and frightened, instead we acquired a taste of upperclassmanship, for once again we were faced with double sessions. We were fortunate to receive a nourishing, gourmet lunch, such as peanut butter and marshmallow on slightly stale bread and a peanut butter square all conveniently placed in a brown paper bag. Speaking of convenience and the cafeteria, we remember well those handy baskets for our books which were frequently relieved of their contents when the owner was away for over five minutes. Even though there were no class officers, we did have homeroom representatives. What they did and who they were is still a mystery. As far as fund raising went; it went. As Sophomores, we were reduced to lower classmen. The trial of double sessions terminated and the trial of rising with the sun commenced. For the first time, we were able to nominate and elect officers; President — Donald Corey, Vice-President — Donna Daigle, Secretary — Lynn Higgins, and Treasurer — Bryan Taberner. Our advisor was Miss O’Neil. Fund raising activities included a car wash and a bake sale where half the products were consumed by the car washers. We were faced with the financial responsibility of class dues, which were 25 a week. Even with a deficit from our Freshman year, we managed to raise a fair amount of money which was immediately depleted as a result of our class trip to Ocean Beach. There were also some new additions to our school; new furniture for our cafeteria, colorful lockers of yellow, orange and red, and a not-so-thin principal. At the beginning of our Junior year, there were new officers; President — Lynn Higgins, Vice-President — Brad Allen, Secretary — Donna Daigle, and Treasurer — James Moughan. Our advisors were Mrs. Dutton and Mr. Marcoux. As did the cost of living, our class dues also rose from 25 to 5CV a week. Fund raising activities proved to be successful. These included a flea market, bake sales, and a pancake breakfast. Most successful was the spaghetti supper highlighted by our infamous extremely rare meatballs. We received our rings and, through our excitement, we removed them from our fingers and replaced them a great number of times. Eventually and inevitably fingers became swollen. Those students who were wearing their rings couldn’t remove them and those who weren’t, couldn’t replace them. In sports, the football team, through spirited team effort, became the Telegram and Gazette Class C Champions. The girls’ softball team qualified for the districts; and in doing so, they had an exciting moment when they defeated the previous year’s state champions. May 9, 1976 was a most memorable night at the Sheraton-Sturbridge Inn, our Junior Prom with its theme being “The Long and Winding Road’’. Judy Cherry was chosen as queen; her court consisted of Lynn Higgins, Nancy Daigle, Carey Brown, and Betsy Cocker. We gathered many good memories as a result of this night and when we departed, the Sheraton-Sturbridge had gathered a few unforgettable memories also. This year, our Senior year, there were some more additions to the school. Among them were new faculty members, a matron, and a thin principal. And speaking of principals, we must have set a record for having so many in such a short time. During the eighth grade, we had Mr. Poloski who enstated the activity period. In our Freshman year, we had Mr. Prince and the beginning of the Sophomore year, we had Mr. Clifford. Finally, Mr. Toepfer came to stay in December of our Sophomore year. The class officers and the advisors remained the same with the exception of the new Vice-President, Dana Giggey. The cost of class dues was also the same. Fund raising proved to be very profitable. Most successful was the class play, “The Beverly Hillbillies”, and also proven was the fact that acting was meant for only a chosen few in this world, and they’re not from Leicester. Our class sold refreshments at this play as well as the football games. Unfortunately, our spaghetti supper was not as successful as anticipated. It seems the remembrance of raw meatballs stuck in the back of the minds of last year’s customers. During the course of the year, Mr. LaPlante and his Maroons worked busily to prepare our yearbook. The football team this year was tri-captained by Bill Hassett, Tom Dolengiewicz, and Terry Lauder. It was called a rebuilding year since last year a majority of the starting line graduated. The team lost to Prouty Thanksgiving Day for the first time in 7 years by a disappointing score of 7-0, ending the season with a record of 2-7-1. The basketball team, co-captained by Carl Smith and Mark Reidy, didn’t set any winning record, but they 104 I did manage to defeat Prouty twice. As a silver lining to that grey cloud, the girls’ basketball team, co-captained by Lynn Higgins and Patty Dykas, earned the right to be the District Three Division II Champions for the first time in the history of Leicester High. Their season terminated with a fantastic record of 16-7 and next year’s team looks to be more promising. To add to the silver lining, the cross country team was fortu¬ nate enough to be able to send a member, Junior Rich Wall, to the state finals. Baseball and softball also had some exciting moments and, for the first time, a tennis team was started with Mr. Hippert as coach. On Monday, April 18, 42 happy and lively Leicester High students climbed aboard a bus and departed for Washington, D C. The trip was chaperoned by Mrs. Dutton, Ms. Tournas, Mr. Marcoux, Mr. LaPlante, and Mr. Chasse. The following two days were fully occupied with touring and sightseeing the city. (Follow the lady with the umbrella and a carnation in her teeth.) Glancing out the windows of the bus, we saw many sights, some very strange. The nights were fully occupied also. Unfortunately, Thursday arrived rapidly and the students, who were no longer happy and lively, crawled aboard their bus and an extremely long journey for Leicester began. Upon the commencement of school after spring vacation, we busily prepared for the dinner dance. It was held on Friday, June the third at Pleasant Valley. It was a strange but memora¬ ble night as the last formal gathering of the Seniors, and we left Pleasant Valley with a few memories of our visit. June the sixth was our day, Class Day, where we assembled for the last time before graduation. Excitement filled the air as we prepared ourselves for our greatest and most memorable event. On the arrival of June the eighth, we realized that it came rapidly even though the school year seemed to have lasted for ages The graduation of the Class of 1977 will be long remem¬ bered We were released to conquer the world with our acquired knowledge and experience. Look out world; here we come! James Moughan Carl Smith Mary Dorr JUNE 8 ’77 GRADUATION 107 no GOLD STAR PATRON Acme Plastic Machinery of Worcester, Inc. Alpine Lounge B B Power Equipment Inc. Castle Restaurant Central Coating Company, Inc. Cherry Valley Builder’s Supply, Inc. Coffey Music Co., Inc. Colby’s Home Bakery Cormier Jewelers Eddie’s Auto Truck Service, Inc. Family Burger Dairy Land Grafton Printing, Inc. Guaranty Bank and Trust Company The Ivy Shop Gem’s Foreign Auto Repairs Johnston Corp. Kar Part Mart, Inc. Leicester Auto School Leicester Die Tool Co. Leicester Exxon Leicester Mother’s Club H. C. Pond Lumber Co. Leicester Pharmacy Leicester Savings Bank GOLD STAR PATRON Leicester Woman’s Club Leroux Quality Foods Liberty Movers Lynch Crane Service McNeil Sons Auto Paint Inc. M L Garage George E. McKenna Insurance Agency Morrison Funeral Home Pioneer Paint Lacquer Corp. Poirier Bros. Raeburn Ring Ragsdale Chevrolet Inc. Rosenlund Travel Service Russell MFG Co. Inc. R. B. Sahagen Co., Inc. Silver Grille Hot Dog Annie’s Spencer Music Shop W. N. Sprague Inc. Starisers Drum Bugle Corps. Steel Products Co. Taylor Rental Center Worcester Awning Co. Inc. Dr. Mrs. George Yancey Buckley Auto Body SILVER STAR PATRON Auto-Mania Irving B. Barrows Co. Inc. Buddy’s Spa Cooper’s Hilltop Farm Eddy’s Inc. General Machine Tool, Inc. The Hair Fair Inland Divers Leicester Hill Auto Sales Leicester Police Dept. LJH Realty Mount Pleasa nt Kennel National Glass Works Inc. The Pauper Shop-Gifts The Pizza Fair Playtime Leasing Inc. PleasantView Spa Police Association of Leicester Valley Warehouse Pkg. Store J.R. White Studio Woodland Remodeling Co. Worcester County Welding Worcester Film Salvage RED STAR PATRON Compliments of a Friend A A Radio T.V. Service AMCE Auto Sales AMSCO School Publications Anthony Restaurant Antique Boutique Bisco’s Restaurant Brookside PKG. Chadwick Diner Christie Thomson, Inc. Daniels Bros. Renault Sales Entwistles Garage Greenwood Auto Sales and Service Hank’s Marine Interstate Gasket Company Irish’s Mobil J L Scraping Service Inc. Jan’s Package Store Leicester Amoco Self-Service Leicester, Upholstery Luigi’s Pizzaria Marane Oil Heat, Inc. Master-Crafts Frame Shop Mill St. Auto Body Mobile Fire Extinguisher Service Supply Morgan Linen Service Papa Luigis Inc. Pauline Roche Hairstylists Rusby Son Safety First Supply Shivick Bros. Farm Phil Johns The Sweet Leaf Tonie’s Hairstyling Joe’s Barber Shop Worcester Spinning Finishing Co. Spencer Flower Shop BUSINESS DIRECTORY NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE A A Radio TV Service 1405 Main St. Worcester. MA 756-0957 Acme Auto Sales 857 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9461 Acme Plastic Machinery of Wore Inc. 424 Main St. Cherry Valley. MA 892-4888 Alpine Lounge 212 Main St. Leicester. MA 892-9053 Amsco School Publications 313 Hudson St New York. NY Anthony’s Restaurant 1525 W. Main St. Leicester. MA 892-9058 Antique Boutique 861 Main St. Leicester. MA 892-9284 Auto-Mania 220 Boston Tpke. Shrewsbury. MA 753-7217 B B Power Equipment Inc. 1801 W. Main St. Leicester. MA 892-9103 Irving B Barrows Co. Inc. 15 Webster St. Worcester. MA 752-7191 Bivco's Restaurant 15 S. Main St. Leicester. MA 892-9006 Brookside Pkg Store 875 Pleasant St. Rochdale. MA 892-8646 Buddy’s Spa 1080 Stafford St. Rochdale. MA 892-9087 Castle Restaurant 1230 Main St. — Rtc. 9 Leicester. MA 892-9090 Central Coaling Co. Inc. 65 Taintcr Street Worcester. MA 798-3702 Chadwick Diner 1475 Main St. Worcester. MA 799-5374 Cherry Valley Builder’s Supply Inc. 190 Main St. Cherry Valley. MA 892-8102 Christie Thompson Inc. 120 Main St. Spencer. MA Coffey Music Co. Inc. 601 Providence Hwy. Walpole. MA 668-9129 Colby's Home Bakery 666 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 Daniels Bros Renault Sales 453 Park Ave. Worcester. MA 791-3400 Eddie’s Auto Truck Service Inc. 81 S. Main St. Leicester. MA 892-8282 Eddy’s Inc. 645 Park Ave. Worcester. MA 755-2584 Entwistlc’s Garage 800 Main St. Leicester. MA 892-9621 Family Burger Dairy Land 1673 Main St. Leicester. MA 892-9047 General Machine A Tool Inc. Rtc. 56 — Stafford St. Leicester. MA 892-3417 Grafton Printing Inc. 153 Soulhbridgc St. Auburn. MA 753-8252 Greenwood Auto Sales Service 200 S. Main St. Leicester. MA 892-9441 Guaranty Bank Trust Co. 1205 Main St. Leicester. MA 892-3226 The Hair Fair 1137 Stafford St. Rochdale. MA 892-9322 Hank's Marine Ill Main St. — Rte. 9 Cherry Valley. MA 892-4788 Inland Divers 100 S Main St. Leicester. MA 892-3323 Interstate Gasket Co. Rt. 56 Stafford St. Leicester. MA 892-3472 The Ivy Shop 2 Wall St. Spencer. MA 885-3774 Irish's Mobil 9 S. Main St. Leicester. MA 892-9072 J I. Scraping Service Inc. 521 Main St. Cherry Valley. MA 892-4856 Jan's Pkg. Store Mam St. Leicester. MA Gem’s Foreign Auto Repairs 501 Park Ave. Worcester. MA Johnston Corp. 1405 Main St. Worcester. MA 753-6419 Kar Part Mart Inc. 1326 Main St. Worcester. MA 755-0828 LJH Realty 1475 Main St. Leicester. MA 892-3858 Leicester Amoco Self-Service 154 Main St. Cherry Valley. MA Leicester Auto School 1205 Main St. Leicester. MA 892-3180 Leicester Die Tool Co. 1764 Main St. Leicester. MA 892-3893 Leicester Exxon Rtc. 9 56 Leicester. MA 892-9401 Leicester Hill Auto Sales 1326 Main St. Ixicester. MA 892-8562 Leicester Mothers’ Club 21 I iurelwood Rd Leicester, MA 892-9811 Leicester Pharmacy Inc. 1181 Main St. Leicester. MA 892-8166 Leicester Police Dept. 1078 Main St. Leicester. MA 892-3241 NAME ADDRESS Leicester Savings Bank 1084 Main St. Leicester Upholstery 312 River St. Leicester Woman's Club 43 Willow Hill St. I.eroux Quality Foods 1044 Main St. Liberty Movers 18 Water St. Loring Studios 24 Front St. Luigi's Pizzaria 1205 Main St. Lynch Crane Service 38 Hope Ave. M L Garage 105 Piedmont St. Marane Oil Heat Inc. 1233 Main St. Master Crafts — Frame Shop 565 Main St. George E. McKenna Insurance Agency 4 Pleasant St. McNeil Sons Auto Paint Inc 462 Pleasant St. Mill St. Auto Body Rt. 56 Mobile Lire Extinguisher S S 42 Main St. Morgan Linen Service 831 Millbury St. Morrison Funeral Home 1131 Main St. Mount Pleasant Kennel 4 Mount Pleasant National Glass Works. Inc. 372 Park Ave. Papa Luigi's Inc. 1541 Main St. Pauline Roche Hairstylist 1065 Main St. The Pauper Shop — Gifts 1326 Main St. Phil John's Place 1665 Main St. Pioneer Paint Laqucr Corp. 460 Main St. The Pizza Fair 1137 Stafford St. Playtime Leasing Inc. P.O. Box 313 Pleasant View Spa 312 Pleasant St. Poirier Bros 187 Main St. Police Association of Leicester 1078 Main St. II C. Pond Lumber Co. 45 Oxford St. Ragsdale Chevrolet Inc. 324 Main St. Raeburn L. Ring 1263 Main St Ri senlund Travel Service 306 Main St. Rushy Son Garden Center 513 Main St. Russell Mfg Co. Inc. 1150 Main St. Safety First Supply 6 Water St. R B. Sahagen Co. Inc. 760 Pleasant St. Shivick Bros. Farm Craig Street Silver Grillc Hot Dog Annies 250 Paxton St. NAME ADDRESS Soojian's Farm 1666 Main St. Spencer Flower Shoppe 24 Mechanic St. Spencer Music Shop 3 Mechanic St. W. N. Sprague Inc. Grove St. Starisers Drum Bugle Corps 25 Woodland Rd Steel Products Co. Rte. 56 The Sweet Leaf 19 S. Main St. Taylor Rental Center 320 Main St. Tony's Hair Styling Joe's Barber Shop 880 Pleasant St. Valley Warehouse Pkg Store Millbury Sentry Stores J R White Studio 121 Main Street Woodland Remodeling Co. 47 Woodland Rd Worcester Awning Co. Inc. 456 Park Ave. Worcester County Welding 8 Gerald Ct. Worcester Film Salvage 6 Lexington Ave. Worcester Spinning Finishing Co. 80 Chapel St. CITY PHONE Leicester. MA 892-9681 Leicester. MA 892-3988 Cherry Valley. MA 892-9851 Leicester. MA Leicester. MA 892-3061 Worcester. MA 755-1966 Leicester. MA 892-9276 Worcester. MA 753-3892 Worcester. MA 756-6583 Worcester. MA 791-7161 Cherry Valley. MA 892-3554 Leicester. MA 892-8133 Worcester. MA 752-5626 Rochdale. MA 892-9137 Spencer. MA 867-2647 Worcester. MA 756-5149 Leicester. MA 892-8515 Leicester. MA 892-3858 Worcester. MA 753-7209 Worcester. MA 755-9392 Leicester. MA 892-8156 Leicester. MA 892-8562 Leicester. MA 892-4972 Cherry Valley. MA 892-4811 Rochdale. MA 892-9322 Leicester. MA 892-8511 Leicester. MA 892-9007 Cherry Valley. MA 892-0871 Leicester. MA 892-3241 Auburn. MA 753-8119 Spencer. MA 885-3937 Leicester. MA 892-4183 Worcester. MA 754-7236 Cherry Valley. MA 892-8626 Leicester. MA 892-8353 Leicester. MA 892-9144 Rochdale. MA 892-4711 Rochdale. MA 892-3923 Leicester. MA 892-9059 CITY PHONE Leicester. MA 892-8109 Spencer. MA 885-2355 Spencer. MA 885-9684 Leicester. MA 892-8400 Cherry Valley. MA 892-8457 Rochdale. MA 892— 770 Leicester. MA Spencer. MA 885-4815 Rochdale. MA 892-3550 Cherry Valley-Millbury. MA 892-4300 Leicester. MA 892-4343 Cherry Valley. MA 892-3422 Worcester. MA 755-8675 Cherry Valley. MA 892-4884 Leicester. MA 892-9131 Cherry Valley. MA 754-7364IfWil f M TVv. ,1| Hu ] y w k H; f | i 1 1 JjlfHfcr- ■_j amt mjr a 3 BUg ' . ' , ¥ MH ftiWtr 121 t kM | k — j vl COURTESY OF JOSTEN’S CLASS RINGS r?l WW mmm. — - T H 1 rv v i 0 1 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 77 FROM THE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF LEICESTER 127 Best Wishes To The Class Of 77 From Loring Studios Your Official Y earbook Photographers 128 s ♦ w-B , R J

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