Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

S !■ ' .. • ■- ■fl s 1 Kejv ' 1 fr At - r LEICESTER HIGH SCHOOL MAROON 1979 Editor, Janet M. Minty Editor, Denise Nichols Editor, Bonnie Sloan Advisor, Mr. Normand LaPlante 1 DEDICATION Mrs. Matte, the 1979 Maroon is the final and lasting expression of the spirit of this year’s graduating class. It represents all that we have tried, all that we have accom¬ plished, all that we have become. For your guidance from the start, your inspiration to go our own way, and your unfailing support, we dedicate this, our yearbook, to you. Dr. Donald C. Rutter, Superintendent John E. Comer, Asst. Superintendent Dean T. Toepfer, Principal Paige Rowden, Vice Principal Pat Bukoski, Clerk Marilyn Hyland, Clerk Shirly Barlar, Clerk Dot Wilkinson, Clerk ' ■ - Mrs. Matte Mrs. Avedian Mr. A bro ,«-,m t«it «« .., Mr. Bjorklund Mrs. Crocker Mr. Baziliauskas Mr. Carlomagno Mrs. Baronoski Mr. Sipos Mr. Brierly Mr. Chasse Mr. Graham 1 Mr. Davis Mr. Dutton Mrs. Gallagher Mrs. Dunlop Mrs. Fisher Miss Dolan Dr. Gates Mr. Hair Mr. Giddings Mr. Hippert Mrs. Fassett Mr. Kaczynski (sub.) Mrs. Keenan Mr. Lamarche Mr. LaPlante Mr. Lindsey Mr. McKay Mr. Marcoux Mrs. Massey (nurse) j Mr. McGrath Miss Morin Mr. Nelson Mr. Sullivan Miss O’Neil Mr. Rochette Mrs. Williamson Ms. Tournas Mr. Tivnan SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Michael Quarry Vice-President Kenneth Carson Secretary David Anderson Treasurer Steven Antanavica Fall Children Fall Children. Are the colorful children. Changing day by day. Life to them. Just seems to blow away. Jeannme Ann Chenette 9 5 61 JJ. Pelky’s better half. Maine “78 THE CAMP. Brenda ' s partner in crime. The Bobsies. Sun bathing at Leicester Drive-in. It’s not polite to stare. I ' m depressed. You buy. Act sophisticated. No fault crash. Runs cops for a hobby. JJ gets her license and everyone clears the road. Can ' t understand why?? I ' m sorry. Ever see it?? Spider Gates. 3 point turn on the highway. Marriage is certain unless there ' s a fire. Brian Motiejaitis 9 7 60 Let ' s go rambling. How’s the wife? Who me? Quabbin. Pine Tree? Ski Club survivor. Remember Barre? Trips to the river? Madness in the courtyard. After third period party at speedway’s. Success will be his if he doesn ' t run out of gas first. Laurinda M. LeClair 9 10 61 Rin. loves rollerskating and animals. How’s Gary these days? A court at Jr. Prom . . . Memories at the junk yard. Did you ever walk on tires before? Wants to go to L.A. “Bite the What???” Galaxy 500 “Ever get your tires switched?” Success will be hers if her car gets her there. Leo Keddy 9 12 60 Weo. Ever go to Natick in a pick¬ up? Football (4) Everybody’s part¬ ner in crime! Meg. J. P. memories? This truck will go anywhere!” Evel Knievel the second!? Should be a Valley boy! Who really did pull the fire alarm?? Liz’s roof?? A good friend when you get to know him. Quiet?? Serious?? Success will be his if he wants it. . . Marie Elizabeth O ' Brien 9 11 61 Sweet Baboo. Quiet until she knows you. Always busy. Remember Dean and Mary — Loo? Where’s the bath¬ room in the closet? Want to go to an Ala-Teen Concert? Always seen in the Malibu or the bubble with Mikey!!! What did happen to my orange juice? A member of the Long lost cabin. Suc¬ cess will be hers if she finds the time for it. Elephtheria Jamie Tsikas 9 11 60 J. T. Binky. The Mad Ziek, Alias killer. Me and my arrow . . . Hey kids! 828 W.B. C.H.B.’s 1 student. Quiet, artist at work. Most deadly part of the girls. Kick it in. Huke Lau.. . . Swim team? Kicked off? I quit! Where’s pin? Cape with C. B. S.W.C.L. champs “78” Secret crush with B. N. Wrestle with P. J. lately? Colbrook with L. L. Initiate? Never! BOOMER. Potent Scotch!! New Hampshire 76. Let ' s get lost. Dreams of travel. Air Force? Catch Ya!! Elizabeth A. Me Cue 9 17 61 Dizzy, tizzy, lizzy, tish! Liz. Party’s at your house! The prom!! On the roof??! Billy Joel, oo.oo.oo, honey! Sue ' s pool?! Cheerleader manager? Valley girl. Ever get arrested playing basketball?! Wishes she “could find a good book to live in”. Privacy at your house? (Ha!) Budding psychologist. Mr. Gidding’s pet! Loves elephants! Africa bound! Ever get chased?! Suc¬ cess will be hers, if she doesn’t lose it! 9 Scott Stanikmas 9 19 61 “Star” Who ' s Dawn? Ever own a Dus¬ ter What Duster? Ever get pulled over at the Prom. Cemetery regular. Who dropped that bottle?? How about the Drive In? Have you ever said “No” to a statey. Devoted Luigi’s fan . . . Helpful friend on Halloween night Cruising nut. $1.00 Trap team mad¬ man Co-capt. Who me?? Where haven’t you been? You’d be late for your own funeral. Heineken freak . . . Monday ' s 2nd Break, with Mr. Gra¬ ham and his Mad Magazines . . . David E. Seaver 9 28 61 “Scoop”, Dave, Seav . . . Cross Coun¬ try 1, 2; Varsity B-ball 1, 2, 3, days? Tennis 3 co-captain 4 . . . Williams in Sr. Play, School Play 3, 4; Always gets; the “Scoop” for the Arrow, N.H.S., Ever pass-out at Mike’s . . . Bob’s favorite student... An evening ith Jethro Tull . . . Success will be his if? James Bailey 9 11 60 Jim, Jimmy, Jimbo — Goal is to travel, future Army man, quiet till you get to know him . . . Prom Memories, wild and crazy dude . . . Chemistry twice?? Success will surely be his if he ever learns page 121 . Stephan A. Antanivica 9 23 60 Many a day chased by Rat-Ric, Friend of most, Foe to some, Let him leave this sanctuary to become someone. Jr. Prom?? Vacation, N.H., Party at Pool side, the sun is his light to travel onward leaving good thoughts through each day and night. 3-2-5, F. M. DON’T DO DISCO. . . Anita Trepanier 9 25 61 Trap . . . Tripper. Smokes non-filters? Does your car have cancer? Pop.. . . ssss. Stops on a nickel, but not on a dime. Yeah, But it’s alright! Florida. Cruise down to Quabbin. B. S. with punch. The girls. Success will be hers if she doesn’t fly by it. Dorothy J. Wester 9 29 60 Spot, Dotski, Summer of “77”, always smiling!!, Ever get stuck in mud!?, Stash . . . Beach Boys concert!! Don’t remember?, Thomas . . . Schlitz- girl!!. Ever take two breaks??!. Never!!!, Queen’s court Jr. Prom . . . Beer drinker’s make better???, Ever walk on water? “But the lake got in my way!!” Muscle-beach?!?! Success will be hers if she doesn’t choke on her gum first. . . Laurie Lynn Kniskern 9 18 61 Valley Girl, All time partier down Daves camp. L. K. vs. J. B. Did you ever hit a bus. Mod Squad, Donna Wood’s Buddy . . . Queen’s Court Jr. Prom . . . May all your dreams be reality. Lisa Mary Richardson 9 26 61 Pin. Dan’s better half. Mad times on break. 22 gunert. We’re outa here! kick some shat? One of thee girls . . . New Hampshire 76’ Let’s bolt! Parties at the campfire. Basketball, Dill! Let’s initiate . . . Felipe. Ever fall thru the ceiling? Puppy chows and Blue fell. All around nature lover. Seagram’s Seven, Beach Boys! Swimming out at Quabbin. Ecology freak. Success will be hers if she can find it. . . 10 Stephen Coupe 10 2 61 Scoop, Mad SKIER, Beatle Mania, Pine City, Been known to hit the Brook!!, Ever get nabed in the storage room??? Wimpy’s pet. Good Luck in your future go out there and Break a Leg . . . Janet M. Minty 10 10 60 Jan, Mint, Pres. N.H.S., Star Promp¬ ter; E.W.A.B.D. Club and Yearbook Tri-editor; Prom Memories; Ever back into school or drive backwards on Pike?? Talks too LOUD; Denise’s partner in crime; Beatlemania, Volley¬ ball at Mark’s; Alky? SOSSSOS??? Always first in lunch line!! Last min¬ ute scenery (Moving Clouds?); Suc¬ cess will be hers if she paints her way through it. . . Jefferey Adam Bradshaw 10 13 61 Pinkpad, Madsquad, Girls, Food, Dave’s partner in crime. Summer Parties Dave’s Camp, Double Date Birthday Party??? Dinner at Mr. Chase’s, Do you want more?? Ever break any fingers, legs, etc. . . . Where’s celica this week? “Take me home honey” A little FRUS¬ TRATION. Big money Day Care Center. “Let me in DARLING”, FRIENDLY GIRLS???, ESCAPE to Old Orchard Beach?? “I LOVE SKIDS”. My motto: School, sports, and GIRLS . . . Just a CHALLENGE . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Co-captain, Honorable Mention Society. “77-78”, Basket¬ ball 2, 4, Success will be his if can tackle it. . . Janet Sherman 10 13 61 All her classmates know her as the quiet, shy girl she is. Keeps everything to herself. Temper!?? No! Not Janet, never!!! Like to wheel around in that big blue Plymouth and her little blue Arrow to get rid of her frustrations . . . Along with curbs, mailboxes, trees, etc. Ever stall on Main St.??? Just every other day huh Jan?! The cape and Penn, memories . . . Future secretary if she doesn’t opt for Race Car Driver . . . Barbara Sylvester 10 19 61 Bar, Bar, Bar, Bar, Barbara-Ann. Loves Horses . . . Member of the L.H.S. Band. Daddy’s little Girl . . . Good times on break??? A case of schizophrenia . . . Panic Stricken . . . One of “THEE GIRLS”. . . “Let’s go out Chink tonight.” Boys??? J. B.’s on Break!!! kick it in!!! Around the cor¬ ner . . . Duffy’s . . . Success will be hers if she decides that she wants it Christine Marie Bonardi 10 24 61 C. B. John’s other half . . . Pikey’s wife. NIPS AND HOT LIPS . . . “Pinky” Colbrook with L. L.. . . New Hampshire, swimteam, Huke Lau, Jackson Brown, Outlaws, Simeons, S.W.C.L. CHAMPS 78’. . . Wild Par¬ ties at the Cape. Orgy?? Wrong!! A Friendly Girl. . . Another hassle with J. B. . . . Jr. Booster Club Pres. . . . One of “THEE GIRLS” ... And I said to myself Heyyyy!!! How do you spell wa . . . Cat Stevens FOR¬ EVER!! Success will be hers if John’s there to help . . . James Flagg 10 29 60 Jimmy Flaggy . . . and Woody . . . Jim Gardner’s partner ... in . . . crime . . . Member of Roch¬ dale Park People . . . What ever happened to that black bat mobile??? Three flat tires in two days??? . . . What’s her name? Mrs. Church??? How much are you up to in tickets now??? $150.00?? Success will be his if his car doesn’t die first. . . Robert Johnson 10 31 61 Sgt. Bump. Member of the Rochdale crew. Tennis 4. Friday nights at Ani- malria. Madness. Stage Crew. Mud- bowls on Sunday. Drives a hy-po dart. Navy bound. Let’s climb Mt. Loovius, TILT! Massive Gars! Spend a Sat. night cruisin’ in the Z28. Main Street regulars. Outlaws, Floyd? — Almost. Good times at Stiles. Island parties. Ever been to Tatnuck Sq.? Heather?? California Bound. Success will be his if he’s not sticky-eyed . . .! 11 Rich Odium 11 2 61 Ever get Pulled over? Life at the Villa. Dedicated To The Cause. Any Excuse Will Do. Love that work study. Where; there a party? Who says I’m an Alchy?! Rick will find success if he sticks around long enough. Cathy Ann Fortin 11 17 61 Pup . . . Clark Manor kid, drinking out of a “baby-food jar”? Ever lock the keys in the truck, “errr”, ever skip out during 6th period? Ever sleep over Jane’s???! Likes English so much she took it twice. Ever drive a Caddy?? Who loves peanuts and sea-weed?? Success will be yours if you don’t sleep through it. . . LoriJ.Tsikas 11 7 61 Out to Lunch! Wheel and deal. Part of the daily double. Breakfast at Friend¬ ly’s. Good times at Quabbin. Scorpio. Modeling schools best. Sleek and Sexy, Prom court. Homecoming court. One of three girls. Honor Society. Hampton Beach after prom. Crocked in trans-am. Possible secretary Bone- yard! Always laughing. Success will be hers if looks count. Joseph B. Leger 11 9 60 Slow Joe, Janitor Joe, Long time dam man. Mint Van! (old Smo- key). Skoals and B.J.C. Keg Parties (One for them, one for you) How much did you spend on Chinese food? Danny’s Casino! Hardy’s Parties! Jam and Bong Sessions. Ever run over a mailbox? Wacky Fackie’s Partner in crime. Duds cottage. Success will be his if he doesn’t drink it. Mark Hovagimian 11 12 59 Hova, Football (1, 2, 3) M.V.P. South “78” Ever raid Prouty High? Some Girls! Ever find a track suit? Wild times at the Drive-In with Joe! Good times at Burncoat Dam?! That histori¬ cal trip down the hall on the Harley, with Bob on back?!? The only purple sportster in town! Ever make it to school on time? Shattered!! A good friend. “Florida Bound”!!! Donna Robillard 11 10 61 Ding . . . Robbie and Chris. Track Star straight from the valley . . . Mohawk trail . . . California “79” Ever take a walk and end up on the other side of the highway? One week with the firebird . . . Hampton Beach. Good times up the college . . . head first over the wall. Success will be in sight if she doesn’t lose her contacts. John Doldo 11 20 61 Waldo, Mad Honda, Ever break a leg? Leicester’s answer to Evil Knievel. No. 2 gas station attendant. Excellent ski¬ ing up north. High times out back. Teena Denise Zoulas 11 25 61 Wild nights in Bermuda, Bob Seger, Cars? “Santana” Cheryl, Cheryl, and Carol’s partner in crime, Elegant Din¬ ers Club, Card parties. Toga!! 7th period studies, Kissin’-Cousins, Weathervane girl, ever break a door? Carol’s fellow reporter, 11 million huh! F. P. with Cheryl, Mr. Raccoon, “The High School Principles”!! Chees¬ eburger in paradise. What you see in parking garages, Mixed-up . . . Suc¬ cess will be hers if it looks good on her 12 Winter Children Winter Children, Are the warm-hearted children. Forever caring for the world. Loving everything in their sight. Just wishing everything were cured. Lela Christine Brown 12 15 61 C. B . Kick it. Love’s animals. Russells? Never. Amie . . . Whose leather coat? Nature Freak! Part of “THEE GIRLS.” Brown’s Movers best worker. Will do anything for a few bucks. A mother to the underclass¬ men. Always has an ear to listen and a word to say. Success will be hers if it has swinging doors??!! Brenda Lee M. Lemieux 11 28 61 Rudolph! Mountain climbing, Rollerskating, camping . . . Prom with P. F. Memories at Redwood . . . What ever happened to the green machine. Always on the phone, but with who? Wants to go to California. Ever been to Worcester Airport . . . Great times in Science Class. Did you ever walk on tires before? Success will be yours on your way to California. Stephen F. LaBrie 11 29 60 Huey! Ever forget your car in school?? TOGA!! Molsens . . . and _ . . . Friendly employee. Leicester’s own Rich Little! Steve Martin fan. Golf 1, 2, 3, captain 4; JV Football and Basketball 1, 2. Success will be his if he laughs at it. FORE!!! Danette Cynthia Grimshaw 12 9 61 DD, Dumb Dumb,. Kathy D’s partner in crime. Dee’s sidekick . . . Outlaws concert at the Cape, but I thought it was Lennox?? Hampton “78” . . . Pool Shack, ever spill a drink?? May Day 3 . . . Stage fight!!! One of Mother Hen’s (Mrs. Crocker) little chicks . . . Ever ask S.P.D. for a ride?? Snook- ems poo . . . It’s Soup time . . . Babycakes . . . Lookout Califor¬ nia!! Success will be hers if she doesn’t trip over it. . . Sue Leader 11 28 61 L.H.S. Artist . . . Loves to draw . . . Pretty good too! School skip¬ per of the year!! Lazy . . . No! You go buy the coffee! Please! Loves to drive them standards, right Sue?! It died in the middle of 56. Good ole Volvo! Left Cheryl staring . . . Sure to become an art¬ ist if she can get to school on time! Mark Richard Ramm 11 29 60 Marco Polo!! Ding Ho regular with Linda and Joe. Too fat!! Not Me. Hey woman. Who wrecked your car?? STYX, Lobster grinders. Future mechanic, D.C. Ever turn up unex¬ pected and drive 200 miles to do it?? Jean FOREVER . . . Always leaving school.. I’ll leave a tip with a Pluck, Pluck, Only the good die young. . .! Lynn A. Thomas 11 28 60 Lynnie, Honey . . . and whoe¬ ver!!! The girl in the blue Monte Carlo . . . Let’s go see close encounter ... A late member to the Valley . . . but yet a good friend to all “Party at Lynn’s house . . . ” Good time up in the White Mountains . . . Firebird for a week . . . Hampton Beach, Never missed a party . . . Fleetwood . . . Ever walk to the center!!! JoAnn Pobieglo 1 9 61 Bagels, Winnebago, Summer of “77”, Sing-a-long with Mitch . . . Hamburg and Mushroom . . . Always drives the posted speeds!! Ever go through a red light that ended in a bang??? “Momma Fran’s Home baked Cookies . . C. S.!! California bound. Brownie and Leenee’s partners in crime . . . Reun¬ ite and football games . . . Jackson Browne, EEP-EEP, Track and B-Ball, Dedicated Cheerleader co-capt. “Miles from nowhere, guess I’ll take my time . . . Lisa Lee Johnson 12 18 61 HoJo. J. P. memories. Mr. Satur¬ day Night Fever! Parties at your house?? 4 years b-ball, Co-Capt. Field Hockey — 4. Meet me in the girls’ room at . . . Who’s tallest? Joanie! Lemonade and what?!? Backing up at L.H.S. They’re gonna get ya! Paranoid? One of the 3 Musketeers. Hampton “77” Dreams! Sshh. WASHBURN ST.??? Love that B. H. James Conley 1 7 61 Jimmy, E.W.A.B.D., Max Levene, Freddie Zabel, Fred, Mr. Wadsworth, The King, Oscar the Orange, Student Council, Halloween. Bells, bells, bells . . . Yearbook, Beatlemania, Volley¬ ball at Marks, L.C.N.S., JANET’S, sosssos? “Where’s the stage crew?” Football games, Prom, Walking out of Friendly’s, Practical joker, Good times on the Senior class Trip, “Who’s it”, Doesn’t matter. Best actor and witti¬ est. And I’m not STUBBORN! David Michael Daigle 1 10 61 Davey, Daverd Being hard on peo¬ ple again; Weekend parties in the mountains; Dylan, Young. Seger; What happened to Spike; Old Wil¬ low Hill Road — Bad Atmos¬ phere; Skoals with Claw; Do-A- Loo!; Triumph Forever. Up with the sun gone with the wind . . . David J. Halpin 1 1 61 Dave, Quiet, never has much to say; Future plans are to live in Connecti¬ cut, also plans to drive modified stock cars on different Southern New Eng¬ land and Long Island race tracks. Good Luck in the future in whatever you do . . . Gisele A. Langlois 1 16 61 Gisele and Snit, True valley girl, always at the courts. 4 years of B-Ball, Tri-captain; 4th year 19-0. Ever laugh at Mr. Davis? Basic Math with Mr. T., Remember when there was no Matron? Love that B. H. . . . Home¬ coming Queen. Did you see a red rab¬ bit go by? Ever break into “La Machine?” Let’s go see Liz! Success will be hers in whatever she does . . . Stephen J. Poirier 1 16 61 Loves cruising in the good old tem¬ pest. Forever in the shop. Loves rocks and trees? Good times at Quabbin. Junior Prom Memories! On the roof?? High times on break. Mad times of the Merc. Likes a good concert. Bound to be a motor head. Success will be his if his Tempest will make it. . . Susan M. Poirier 1 16 61 Sue, Stache, Herve forever . . .? Cheerleader U.S.A. (3, 4) Good times at games, excellent before! Hampton “78” Sorry I’m married!! Hawaii 12- 20? Moons! “Who’s tallest?” Meg’s partner in crime. Cat Stevens, Eagles, Jackson Browne. Deaf for a week! New Year’s Eve “76”. Coke and Gin¬ ger!!?? “Asleep” in the bathroom? Creative writing fights. Hit what? Suc¬ cess will surely be hers cause, Herve will see that she gets it. 14 Cindy L.Irish 1 21 61 What does M. J. stand for?! Good times at 92 Pine St.! Cheerleading freshman and sophomore year for football and basketball. When Irish’s eyes are smiling?!? Santana, Doobie Brothers fan!! Stairway to Heaven. Good Luck with Tom. Ever get nerv¬ ous walking down Wore. Remember 6th period Math class?! The one always after break! Did you or didn’t you!?! Robert Southard 1 16 61 L. H. Trap team; Love those clay pigeons, 6th place . . . Mad orange bomber. It held up. Senior Class Play, Doc . . . Passenger!! Aeros- mith! Surprise on my 18th . . .! Friendly’s best employee. Drive-In with “YCC” kids!! “78” summer was the best (Buck Hill) Foggy day at Quabbin . . . L.F.D.’s first res¬ ponder?!? “79” Hampton Beach . . . Don’t take wrong turn at White City . . . Jason A. George 1 25 61 Jay, Jake, Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Cross Country 3. The kid with the EGO. Ever change your mind again, and again and again? Stop signs on Henshaw Street! Steamy car windows. Party! Where? Future Friendly’s Man¬ ager . . . Oceanographer. Always there when you need him. Good Luck in the future. Success will definitely be his if he doesn’t argue with it. . . Susan C. Dumouchel 1 25 61 Sue Du, Never seen without Jean, Always complaining! Future Sec¬ retary? Who plays cards? Cut; her finger on a lobster shell (how dumb) lives in RM. 38 sitting on hall floor cracking up with Jean. Queens Court at Jr. Prom. Loves leaving school!! Stayed just for the donuts. Loves to read ... get edu¬ cated!!! Rene Dube 1 26 61 Forever Burta. Can you Remember Mad times. How the hell do poles jump in front of Daddy Dube’s Truck. There went a match to your license. Bumbs the hell out of me. Mad, Mad times. Scooly Doolie-kickin, call him anything. You’re late. Wild Irish Rose, where did we lose you. Wherever there’s a Burta there’s a Dube!! Suc¬ cess will be his if she can catch it!! Cheryl Anne Allain 2 8 61 Comatose, F. P. with Teena, Mr. Racoon?? Toga!! Disco Dentist! Phone conversations, HOW GAY!! B. S. Forever. Elegant Diners Club, the cars! T. K. the Lizard. Twinkie! Sights in the parking garage. One of Mrs. L’s troops. Nightly trips with Denise!! Success will be hers if she’s tricked into it . . . (Private parties after the Drive-In, New Year’s ’78) Joseph Hyland 2 9 61 Jose, B-ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Casanova of the class, or tries to be . . . Remember L.J.C.? another Saturday Night Special. Drive-In times. Whatever hap¬ pened at . . .? Good times at Aeo- rosmith and J. Geils. Ever stay out till sunrise? Mary who?? Where’s Bond Street. Jose in the mad orange Camaro, Ever have a Miller and trip to Quabbin? Success will be his if he doesn’t get confused t Diane E. Canty 2 10 61 Red, Disco Die. Always with D. Z. Great Concerts, Moody Blues, Clap¬ ton, Seger, Kansas!! pinch. Good times at the lake. Doing Caps. Let’s Leave. Maple Hell, I don’t feel like working. Summer nights and adven¬ tures. Ho Toy!! Mr. Chase’s friend. Diane Carthwatha. Brooksies’ Party. Three Blind Mice. Danny’s Casino. Forest Party. Success will be hers if she can make up her mind . . . Mary J. Cook 2 13 61 Caia. Gladys Grape. Queen of Hearts. Hey Jordon, you ' re on! . . . What!?” S.C.. S.A.C.. N.H.S. . . . There’s no such thing as Grape Riunite. E.W.A.B.D.club. JANETS! Where’s Mark? SOSSSOS? Waxing Statues with Julius Caesar . . . Beatlemania! Good Times on the Class Trip! Uncontrollable laughter . . . “My back hurts! Success will be yours if vou don’t confuse it. . . Michael J. McKay 2 18 61 Mr. Sullivan’s buddy, seen with Huey, Sing along with Mitch! Tony in class play. Latin expert . . .! 7th period study . . .? Cross Country 2. 3; Bas¬ ketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Golf 1, 2, 3 Captain 4: N.H.S. 3. 4. LHS’s own Jack Nick- laus! Success will be his if he is on time . . . Right Mrs. Soucie??? Nancy M. Wright 2 10 61 (Right?). DAR. Girls ' State. N.H.S. 3, 4 Treasurer. Bette Logan. Bill Banana, The Duchess. Church plays. Summers at Wilmot. YN1SAF, Bicentennial Movie. Football and Basketball refreshments. Volleyball, Nights after play practice. Parties! JANET ' S, Kan¬ sas. Steve Martin, Friendly’s or pizza, Halloween and Christmas, You know who! Phone calls, movies, snow¬ storms: Want to buy a candybar, play- book or yearbook ad? S.O.S.S.S.O.S. Good times on the Senior Class Trip! Confused?! Bells, bells, bells . . . Valerie A. Lamprey 2 13 61 Val! Hey Tigger!! Tatoo. Variety is the spice of life. 6th period Math Class, the one right after break, what a time that was!! Valerie, Can I Help You??! Barracuda!!! Kiss my what? When? Night Club Fever: Fat Albert’s, El Morocco. Success will be hers if it asks her to dance. . . Donna J. Wood 2 14 61 Donna, Woody . . . Jimmy’s better half . . . Track . . . Sophomore Vice- Pres. . . . Mary Hartman . . . Valley Girl FOREVER . . . Ever take a walk and end up on the other side of the highway?? . . . Mohawk . . . Presi¬ dent of L. K.’s FAN CLUB . . . WALKS AND TALKS TO THE CENTER . . . HAMPTON BEACH . . . Success will be hers cause she’ll TAKE IT SLOW; FREE AND EASY David P. LeBlanc 2 15 61 Dave . . . Kate’s sidekick, Jeff’s partner in crime. B-Ball 1, 1, Capt. 3 and 4: Code. Ever pass out in a pile of leaves? Speed Racer. Parties at the camp. SHIRT RIPPER! Never too sick for . . . J. P. memo¬ ries. Songman! One of Mr. Sipos’ students. Ever run into the back of a car?!? Good times during the “Blizzard of ’78” Success will be his when he leaves . . . Margaret M. Davenport 2 19 61 Meggy, Meglight. Snidely, Stache! Sue’s partner in crime! Valley Girl. Lisa’s parties? Your sister Terry?? oo, oo, oo. honey! Who’s tallest? Sue ' s Pool?! Cheerleader (3, 4) Basketball (2) . . . before and after the games?! In the bathroom? Leo. Arby’s . . . pink slip?!! Fifth period studies! Dodging the Matron! Ever get chased?! J. P. memories! Used for it! Success will be hers if she doesn’t get grounded first. . . i II Mary E. Moore 2 21 61 Mary . . . M M . . . Leicester High ' s first cone head. Good times at the drive-in. Look out here comes trouble. Leaves her indenta¬ tion on the porch. Eat. . . Ever get tilted? Can’t make it through the day without her cup of coffee. Sit down you make me nauseous. One of Leicester’s hell raisers for sure. She is sure to find success. Michael Dirsa 2 28 61 Pisces, the Fish ... A man of the Zodiac Good times on the Class Trip!?! Drink Much??? Real down to earth person. Junior Prom Memories. Success will be his if it makes a pattern in the sky . . . argaret A. Ethier 2 28 61 :ggy Margarita Ville . . . Good mes down the valley. Mohawk . Hampton Beach . . . singers id psycho’s . . . take me in . . . ilks and talks to the center . . . 16? track. Spencer Center . . . ood times sleeping out. Over the ill with D. R. . . . Sophomore ass TRIP!! Ever get lost in Lei¬ ster?? Success will be hers if she kes the long way around. Spring Children Spring Children, Are the children, full of new ideas. Ready for anything. When the time appears. Spring children are a breath of fresh air. James D. Gordon 3 4 61 Jim, B-Ball 1, 2, 4, wild games! Mighty Mopar Owner. Outlaws, Yes, Floyd — Almost, J. Giels . . . Madness in Ani- malria . . . Burtt’s party. What Gars? One of the Rochdale Crew . . . G.M.C., Mudbowls on Sundays, Sta- gecrew Foreman, Tilt! Hampshire bound. Cliff diving in Charlie’s Fiat. Let’s climb Mt. Loovius, Motorhead¬ ing with Elmo. Summers on Stiles, Island Parties!!! Success will be his if he sees it. . . Eileen Hennessy 3 3 61 Stephan’s other half. True Valley Girl. Where’s the party!! Never forgets to bring good times with her! What’s so bad about Chemistry?? (ha, ha) Ever use Super Glue?? Duffy’s favorite clepto! Parties in Oakham! Candy- man. Always seen with Jake in the Ventura. Pass the Visine!! Success will be hers if she can stop laughing? . . . hoLucke, Jr. 3 3 61 : uble L — Mad Monte Carlo. ( ' er been late for school?!! Corri- r duty, Thursday 5th. Walk jch? Has been seen with a cer- n Junior Girl. Get many tickets? ; nving school. Success will be his I le learns how to drive . . . Brian J. Mattei 3 1 61 Rocco, Fatty. Boo Bear. Bri Bri, Big Brother. Fights with Lisa? Never! Concerts with Smitty. Mad Parties. Huke Lau. Foods Class. Eat much? Pink room H. B. 12 30 77. Think Poo Bear. Farmhouse. Maine. Break many bones? Ever crush Cathy’s cigarettes? Junior Prom Memories? Hampton Beach? Burnt? Camping at the town beach! Lifeguard? Drown him! Suc¬ cess will be his on a farm with ten kids 17 Teresa Dykas 3 27 61 Terry Jo, T. J., B.C. bound. Future accountant . . . Mr. Gidding’s right hand lady, Baltimore (Miami) Orioles 1 fan, Baseball Lover!! BARBED WIRE AND HEADS OF FIRE!!! Class Trip and Senior Class Play mem¬ ories! . . . Ever forget four pages of script or 4 on 1! Pizza Parlor Psycholo¬ gist . . B-Ball 1, 2, 3 — tri-captain 4; N.H.S. 3 and 4 . . . Reach for infinity, Seek and you shall find . . . Paul B. Corey 3 6 61 P. B., Corker, Spider. Can ' t wait till June 6th. What’s up Doc? Cruisin’ in Slo Joe ' s racer. AKSARBEN?! SURE! Partying in Scuigi’s Monday Nights. C.D.B. Allman Brothers. New Year’s Eve Solo. Remember state champs in hockey? Success will be his if he doesn’t bum it. . . James M. Wilson 3 4 61 Jim . . . Track 1; Cross Country 2 . . . Cop and passenger in Sr. Play . . . Good times with Chris M.!!! Ever get lost on the way home from N. Brookfield, running on empty??? Bob’s party . . . foggy day at Quabbin — Ambushed!!! Disturbing the peace (PA) . . . Chased on the tracks . . . Aeros- mith ’78. Daz Ca Bazza! Worcester State — TOGA! Hampton Beach . . . in ’79 . . . Always counting credits . . . Success — I MADE IT!!! Thomas J. Poirier 3 17 61 Tom, “loves Janice” Valley Boy, FOOTBALL: (1, 2, 3, 4) Homecoming MVP, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bob Seger, Outlaws. Sing along with Mitch . . .! Jr. Prom memories; Quabbin, Hockey, numchucks, playin ' pool. NO muscles, Liz’s parties, H.V.G. Parties at the courts. Ever steal a 15 ft. poster from Prouty’s school halls???, — “During Classes?” A good friend to all, Success will be his if he is standing in the right place. Jim Leveillee 3 27 61 Motor Head . . . Skipping at Quab¬ bin, Cedar Meadows and Millers in the bottle . . . Mustangs and Pontiac, (great brake burns???) Leveillee ' s Exxon Peon) Luig ' s Man. Water ski¬ ing, Friday nights with Mich7’s D.Q. and racing in the streets. Success will be his if he gets it into the right gear Denise E. Gardner 3 5 61 “Squeak” Cold times down the cabin. Ever fall off the risers on stage before a concert? Mad parties at Cedar Meadow Dam. Ever get attacked by a soap monster? Parties around the fire on Thunder Island. Don’t tip the boat over! Wanna go to the drive-in? Who’s mustang? Success will be hers if she can find it. Thomas Reidy 3 12 61 Mr. Reidy .. . Reik and the mad man. Hoop for four years. Glory catch at Prouty game “78” one par¬ tying jock or did you forget it. Practice on Saturday mornings. Sorry Beanhead Heeey MAR- GRITH! Cheeseburgers at stove- tops . . . Success will be his if he’s handling a HARLEY. . . Kathleen Marie Scully 3 28 61 Kathy, Valley Girl, Good times at the brook and down the Valley. Summers at the farm. What happened in the back of Zayre’s and the Wore, center? Brandy. No more for me!! How did you cut your face? Running after buses. We’ll remember him together and keep the good memories inside us. Success will be hers if she doesn’t fall off the bus first. . . Renee M. Daviau R. D. the girl with the hair, ex- Southern Belle, pfff how ' d you ever end up back here!? Always the LAST one over the fence, Mis- quamicut, Hampton, concerts. Worships the Sun. Cape with Lau¬ rie. Do you girls have shoes? M. L. . . . Quabbin “Mary lane Hospi¬ tal, don’t be alarmed but . . .” Always been a dreamer. Success will be hers, if she’s in the mood for it. . . Ethan Smith 4 6 61 Smitty. Always getting into trouble wherever he goes. Partying with Roch¬ dale Gang. Smoking!!! Never around when you need him. Success will be his if he can find it. Go od Luck with everything you do . . . Laurie Huntoon 4 17 61 Tune! Friend to the world. Loves running off stone walls. Cape Cod with Renee! Ever meet a gay waiter?? No!! We can’t sleep out again! Cat Stevens, Misquamicut; gotta get out of the sun! A.C. Suc¬ cess is sure to be hers but always remember . . . “It’s a wild world Diana Derry Douglas 4 23 61 D. D. Bon’s partner in crime . . . Cross Country 3; Seals and Crofts; Beatlemania . . .! J.P. memories . . . Tailend!! Camping in Vermont. Drive-In?? Is it a standards? “Let’s go to McDonalds!” Said’s cousing. Weekends in N.H. . . . “Look what crawled out of the woodwork”!!! . . . Run! Forest Freak, Easy Rider” Headed for Canada ... on Two Wheels. Edward Desroches Falcon Eddy, Incredible Bulk . . . Football Hero I, 2, 3, 4; 77!! Burn- coat Dam? Drive In LJC . . . Satur¬ day Nights. Temper-Mental . . .May¬ flower (Family) Circle . . . One of the future beach boys. MOOSE MILLER! Heinekins, J. Giels and Aerosmith . . . Always seen stickyeyed at a party. MAD . . . Lumberjack. Some Girls? Pop’s truck on Bond St.?? Ever get caught at _! Party in the Plym¬ outh. Success will be his if he makes it to Alaska . . . James A. Dudley 4 29 61 Jim, Hans, Dud. Madman with that Javelin. What Anchor? Cruisin’ and boozin’ in the hot rod ’57 pickmeup . . . Who’s knickabog? Courtyard reg¬ ular; always draws a crowd. Hipper- whooshie. Summer’s on Stiles. Island Parties?? D.Q. irregular. Gars! Party¬ ing down P. B.’S. L.H.S.’s answer to Pele. Climb Mt. Loovius. Outlaws, J. Giels . . . Kinks?? Chem, Physics whiz. Rocketman’s alltime favorite student. Animalria Madness. Success will be his if the deal comes through Michael P. Quarrey 4 30 61 Mike. Concrete sequential. Class President 1, 2, 3, 4. What’s in your gym bag? Don’t turn red! Scrooge, Pvblivs, Mad Hatter. Ever rent an office building? SAC, SC, DDDD, RAC, RSI, CD, NHS, XYZ? Fun at cross country camp. Do you have a tissue? Administration fan- club. Ice-tea. — ATION. 650-610; 109 — bummin’. Playing Games. Planning to Plan . . . Denise M. Carkin 4 30 60 Many good times before, during and after school!! Always quick with a joke. No. 1 tennis player, (swipe) Strawberry Hill days are not over yet, R C’s at McDonalds? Always with Cheryl — great times. Mulligans pret¬ tier half. Loves to aggravate! Will be a chef someday (Denise you burnt the _!!!) Success will be hers if she doesn’t trip to get it. . . Carl Moberg 5 10 61 Smully can 1 borrow your car. Looking forward to the Coast Guard. What’s so good about Holy Name? Ever hit a pole? What’s so good about Lug’s room?? Never gets in trouble, just gets put on pro¬ bation!! What did you grab down at McCue’s??! Mad fisherman with the mad fish stories. Success will be his if he catches it. . . John J. Petty 5 13 61 John-Jack, Football 2, 3, 4. Remember getting chased on tracks? Ever get stopped for tailgating?? Classes at Worcester Center. “Hampton Beach Bum” “Hampton Beach ’79” Remem¬ ber STYX!! Seen the Green Bomber lately?? Success will be his if there are Blue lights in the sky . . . Richard P. Martiros 5 14 61 Rick, Chard, Farm Boy . . . Moun¬ tain Climbing, Bowling Champ, Music Freak, What’s the speed limit? Yam¬ aha 250, Ever sleep through Driver Ed??? Ever go through Chinatown? Hey! How do you get to Fenway? Hey Mutt, Where ' s Jeff? A great kid with a great future ahead of him, if he doesn’t forget about it. . . Mark K. Burdett 5 16 61 Always flirting! Ever get stuck in an all girls class?? Never absent, Huh!! Sully’s favorite student. A real Pepsi man. Always playing cards. Gone swimming lately? Jun¬ ior Prom memories . . . Carol. . . Fight much? Drive-In memories with — ??? “Disco” Success will be his if it says Pepsi on it. Carl M. Bostrom, Jr. 5 18 60 What’s tied around your ankle, drunk and disorderly at which drive-in, on probation until when??? Hot-tempered fool, 3-2-5, he’s finally outa here, where he wants to be. F. M., Riunite, and he don’t do windows or disco . . . Kathleen R. Daly 5 21 61 Kath. Ever miss school? Good times at papa’s. One of the “Girls.” Locust Street regular. Hampton “76” Trouble starts there and ends . . .? Goes to a party and leaves her hair behind. Hel¬ en’s better half and Donna’s sidekick. Weekend in Webster. Always seen at Stag parties??? Ma’s best out of 8. Suc¬ cess will be hers . . . maybe Karen M. Laflin 5 23 61 Hey Pep! Psychotic 2! Remember that night, remember it well?! Wait til next Halloween! Remember 5th period study?! One of the cemetery gang . . . Where’s the pole, what pole!? I wonder who turned that stove on? Life will be here if she can be outdoors . . . The Nature Girl . Summer Children Summer Children, Are the care-free children. Just living day by day. Never worrying about tomorrow. For today has just begun. S 20 Lori-Ann Reynolds 6 4 61 Mouth . . . Jaws . . . Speedy . . . Lori-Lou . . . Fish . . . Chris’ sidekick! Loves coffee and milk?? Daredevil!! B. S. artist!! Bob Seger??? Auburn?? “Guys forever Member of “THEE GIRLS” Stuck on first gear?? Boom!! Don’t have babies!! “Doing about a buck 90” “Outa here” “I’m going nutty’’ Parties, mad cruises, Koala bear, roses and pearls ... Jr. Prom and Hampton memories. Summer of “78” Success will be hers cause she’ll talk her way into it. ' 1 1 Charles L. Copeland 6 6 61 Chuck, Charlie. Cross country 1, 2, 4 co-capt. 4, Basketball 2 - 4, Track 2 - 4, A real athletic supporter. TILT! Transplanted Rochdale man. Member of the Mopar Gang. Outlaws, Yes . . . almost. Football on Sunday’s. Ever foul out in 4 min.? Long meadow defector. Fridays at AMC. Stage crew — lights out? Guitar picker from way back. Cliff diving with Jim in a fiat? Success will be his if that Mopar stays together. Debra M. Zamoita 6 19 61 Zelda D.Z. — Always seen with D.C. . . . Future Auto Mechanic!!! Want a screwdriver?? Swimming during school? — in the rain . . . with what??? Danny’s Casino, David’s truck!!! Salisbury Beach — Sweet Pie . . . Cheese-Confusing??? Best Con¬ certs: (Rowdy) Bob Seger, Kansas, Moody Blues — Dam regular Mid¬ night Munching Ho Toy!!! Sounds good to me . . .Two worlds. . .Hah! Success will be hers if she doesn’t lose it. . . Theresa F. Bernatchez 6 7 61 Have sore legs today!? Wedding Bells June 16th! Never lonely on the night shift, huh!? Bob Seger fan, math class 6th period, the one always after break! What’s the matter Terry can’t hack it. Cindy’s sidekick since 1st grade. Ever get nervous?! Older one’s are better. At looking! Success will be hers if she can paint her way through it. Jean M. Cooper 6 24 61 Mark’s better half. Sit on it!! How skinny can you get?!! Always look for Sue close beside. Cheryl you drive!! Who left the keys in the car? Only can read shorthand when she isn’t reading out loud to Mrs. C. Future Secretary?? Always going to the bathroom. Drum Corps finest. Studies. Playing cards with Sue, When? Loves reading a good book. Success will be hers if she doesn’t freeze first. . . Mark Taberner 6 19 61 Tab. V.P. 1, 2, 3. Deli’s 1 Ham. Can’t hold on to rings, tires, orange soda, and softballs. Lefty, executioner, Hugo, Topper in plays. Tied around Mary’s fingers? SOSSSOS. Beatlema- nia. Volleyball. 125, Really, really bummin’. “I was only doing 63”. The sky’s the limit. Success will be his if he doesn’t forget it. Brenda Mae Burtt 6 16 61 Bren, Dave’s better half. Jeannine’s partner in crime, one of the many country cousins. The life of any party. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 co-capt. TP’s best. Always smiling. THE CAMP Grape lover. LH’s personal soap opera. Loves that snow. National Honor Society. 5 o’clock entrance. Quabbin. Acrobatics at MacDonalds. One of the Bobsy’s. Like a rainbow after the rain, success is sure to follow. Douglas Wood 6 24 61 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S.: CC and Track 1, 2, 3, and 4 Co-Capt. Woody, Remember Huey’s TOGA party, who were you with??? How about the prom and the pine tree?!? Good times at the Drive-In. B-Ball intramurals, ever get a fat lip? Will you ever get along with Rocketman?? Suc¬ cess will be his if he doesn’t Cut-It-Up i 21 James M. Gardner 6 28 61 Jimbo, Jim. . . Flaggy’s partner in crime. One of the Rochdale Gang. Did you ever ride the k.x.? Going to Florida, “Huh?” Or how about Calif.? New chevy truck Senior year. Football 3, 4. Always seen leaving school, never seen coming! Did you ever hit a guardrail with your 450?? Success would be his if he knew where he put it. Joseph A. Cote 6 29 61 Commander, Mad card games at Claw’s. Commander of the courtyard activities. Ever get smashed outside of Hennessey’s??? The tree!!! Kathleen M. Gallagher 7 7 61 Kat. Pointy. 4 yr. Basketball Star. Field Hockey 1 - 4, Capt. 4. Softball 1 - 5. Personal “Dear Abby”. Ronald MacDonald — a biscuit, a biscuit! Who’s tallest? Cr. Wr. fights! Momma Fluffs Puffs. Sing along with Mitch. Love that B. H.! Joanie! They’re gonna get ya!!! The Dr. ' s 1 fan! “Look up at the mountain 1 have to climb, oh yeah, to reach there.” Denise Ann Nichols 7 8 61 Denny, Heggy Alicia — the pas¬ senger without a name! 2 prompter. JANET’S! Volleyball games. A member of the E.W.A.B.D. club. Yearbook. Foot¬ ball games, Halloween. Big Ears?? A course in Christmas tree deco¬ rating. Janet’s partner in crime . . . Backing into guardrails?? Just kid¬ ding. Exciting times at Riverside?? SOSSSOS? Friendly’s or Pizza, decisions. Good times on the Sen¬ ior Class Trip. Success will be hers if she can decide what to do??? Patricia Ann Carkin 7 9 61 Pat and Lenee. Derry’s partner in crime. Charlie Brown, So this is Paris, Scrooge, Heaven Can Wait and Alice. COORDINATION! Coke on a car? Flute Caroling? E.L.O. and Beatlema- nia. LIP! Arby’s Cream-filled donuts and 69. Just loves Physics. N.H.S. 3, 4. “Barbie!” Look what crawls out of the woodwork! “Cup ‘o’ Tea” The Good¬ bye-Girl — carsickness. Iced Tea. Hot Dog Annie’s with who?? P. S. OR S. P.?? Kazoobas, Nins ' n’Peedles and Saloney Bamwiches. Jaws II Said’s cousin. Let’s go to MacDonalds. Is it a standard? Clouds Suite Clouds. Rocky Point? Success will be hers if she doesn ' t trip over it. Kenneth J. Carson 7 23 61 Ken. Abstract Random. V.P. 4; S.C. 2, 3, 4; S.A.C. 4; N.H.S. 3, 4. —ation. Dr. Who Fan Club. Most likely to survive a nuclear holocaust. 113 — really bummin’. Marcellus of Nova Roma. 760-620. One of the Arrow’s ace inves¬ tigative reporters. Ever rent a fleet of airplanes? RSI, RSI. NMSQTLOC.a- .k.a. Mr. Johnson, atache. Will proba¬ bly go far if he doesn’t run out of paint. Carol Jean O ' Day 7 23 61 M iss O’Day, Dark Horse, Bob Seger, Cars, Card Parties, New Years’ Eve “78”. Monthly excursions to “Elegant Diners Club Cheeseburger in Para¬ dise, Riunite. “I don’t have a hot tem¬ per GAY!!! Toga Party, Teena, Che¬ ryl A., and Cheryl’s partner in crime. 7th period studies. Loves parties. I’m game . . . Drive that mad Valiant. I DON’T CARE!! Which couch do you want? Success will be hers if she doesn’t argue with it. . . Cheryl Elizabeth O’Day 7 23 61 Member of the “Elegant Diners Club!!” Carol, Cheryl and Teena’s partner in crime!! “Which one are you???” Tweetie Bird!! The Cars, Dark Horse! Ever hit an insurance man’s brand new car??? Walk that line!!! S.S.A. member! Toga par ty . . . Mad Valiant! Card parties!! New Year’s Eve ’78 Success will be hers if it isn’t on ICE . . .! 22 Lyall Croft Band 1, 2, 3,4. Slyall, Always beat¬ ing on those drums whenever he can find them, in the summer skateboard madness. Hey, Lyall, how many partying hours down the brook? Pulling any curtains in the Auditorium?!? Hopes to be playing the solo in the big world tour circuit. Good Luck In The Future!!! Teresa M. Brown 7 25 61 Brownie, Terry, Gloria Graduate, SSA!!! Hampton Beach Fan Club, Jason’s other half. California Bound. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 captain 4. Sweet Miss Brown, Toga Parties, Miller and Brandy, Sing along with Mitch, Ditch Driving,, party at the colony, J. G„ Drive-Inn, 7th period study, Bagee’s and Leenees partner in crime, Ham¬ burg and Mushroom, Bagels, Afa “Tantasqua Blitz,” Munch! Success will surely be hers if she doesn’t guzzle it first. Kevin V.Sanko 7 25 61 (ZOT!!) V. B. Ever get carded at the movies with five girls?! Animal House’s number one fan. Beluchi’s Buddy! (Jello in the cafe) Sue’s pool?! Quabbin?! Ever swim there?! Burtt’s parties! Football 4. the res. . .? Member of the Pope’s Disciples. Little Turk. Andy’s Garage! Four wheeling in the Spencer sand pitts?! Beck’s bear! Success will be his if he doesn’t sell it. Earl Mayo 7 27 61 Elmo Maho. Everybody’s partner in crime. Voted best actor in Senior Class Play. Always seen driving the ’59 Cor¬ vette. Hoop team manager or was it that mascot??? Gars! Let’s go Space Truckin’. I’m being corrupted. Certif¬ ied motorhead. New Hampshire bound. Success will be his if the V.W. holds together. Debra A. Boissel 7 28 61 Deb . . . Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4. Where’s Fran . . . 6 ' 4, Senior Class Play . . . Mrs. Aemes where are you? . . . stubborn?! Mary’s partner in crime, EWABD club . . . What are you doing this week? Jr. Prom memo¬ ries . . . how embarrassing . . . never seen without a certain somebody . . . Love them turtle necks . . . Nun . . . Success will surely be yours, after all nothing has gone wrong yet. Philip J. Colby 7 31 60 Hunting, Fishing, Trapshooting, Swimming in ice covered ponds. Con¬ vertible rides in the winter, Millers in a bottle are just a few of the ways to spell The Colbs”. Mustanging it up to the “DQ”, Becker Junior College employee, student center best cus¬ tomer. Famous last words “PARTY”!!! Francis X. Rigiero 7 31 61 Fran ... the man. “Brown-eyes”, Mad Caddy. Jim and Bob’s part¬ ner in crime. Itallion Stallion. Ever use a P.A. system in the Auburn Mall? Ever get caught? Where’s Deb . . . Are you alright in there? Good Memory. Jr. Memories . . . Who ya waitin’ for, Millertime . . . Weekends out with the wife. Suc¬ cess is sure to be his if he remem¬ bers it. David A. Anderson 8 9 61 Dave, Andy, N.H.S., Class treasurer 3, 4. Cross Country 1, 2, 3. And track 1, 2. J.V. B-ball 2; Joker? Parking . . . Darlene! Summers in Rutland. Nova Chaffeur, Inc.! “Wicked!” So neat! VW II employee. Toga! Boy’s state. Beatlemania. “Still There?” Shy till you know him!!! 28th, Good-bye- Girl?!? Gaboo! “Alky”. Success will be his if he doesn’t “work” too hard Steven Cogswell 3 17 60 Captain Cogs!!! Football 1, 2, 3, 4 M.V.P. at Millbury ’77 Prouty 78, Ever raid Prouty High, Hall Roamer.; He’ll be late for his own funeral. Remember (Quabbin Parties) Michelob, Upstairs- downstairs Burtt’s party twice . . . Wild parking on Washington Street ... 4 Dollars too much for flowers. Hey Mary love those warmers, Hamp¬ ton Beach mad ride home. Florida bound . . . Nancy! I’LL be back see you in two years . . . Success will surely be his, cause he’s sure to tackle it!!! Mary Ellen Madore 6 24 61 Teddybear . . . Bob’s favorite girl — always together! Christmas and New Year’s memories . . . “I’m so happy, 1 could cry!” 88 ' s to ya. Too many hams! Future dreams of living in an A-frame on a lake with Bob . . . Love that diamond! Summer memories . . . always going for walks ... on the island . . . first time at the beach with Bob! Success will be yours if you come up for air!! Jane Marie Johnson 8 13 61 Smit! Satellite. Likes fences! Watch out for baby food jars!! Run around Zayres! Always eating at Rustlers, with who?! Can’t forget the Pole- house! Tripped at a basketball game! Picture ' s from Zayre’s. Surprise party at C. F.’s house. “Remember the New Year’s Party?” ‘Don’t hold my hand! ' Hampton Beach. Bus stop in front of C. M. . . . Success will be yours if! . . . You can reach it. . . Christine Marie Richardson 8 12 60 Kiss. 18th birthday never stopped partying. School? What’s that? Mrs. Crocker’s best student. Si? Ringside with Lisa. Howe Park, Sand Dunes. Stiles Cruise. One of THEE GIRLS. Leicester light bulb. Foot loose and fancy free. Prom, Nugent concert, Aer osmith, Drive-Ins . . . Charlton Bridge!!? Success will be hers if it comes in a bottle! Bonnie Sloan 8 24 61 Bon, Slonie Boan! D. D.’s partner in crime . . . Cheering 2. tennis 3, 4. Toga Parties! Seals and Crofts, Senior Play memories. Yearbook, Teena’s biology partner! Drive-In?? D. M. J.P. Memories. 1 card player?? Cheese anyone?? Success will be hers if she lets it. . . David J. Parslow 4 25 61 Dave, Pars, always there, and getting caught, set record for most detentions sophomore year. Good friend of Mr. Rowden. Nabbed by Deputy Doug once, never do it again. Frequently seen in the halls. Rock ‘n’ Roll; Sky- nyrd, Tull, Geils. Mad harmonica. Success will be his if he turns the record over . . . Darlene Marie Flink 8 22 61 Leenee, Flinky, late nights, early mornings. Dedicated co-cap with JoAnn, HA HA HA . . ., David, Who???, Cross Country!?? Ever smell like elephants! Ex-Arby’s girl?? Nins and Peedles, Saloney Bamwiches, cruising with Terry, No. 1 Bruins fan. Pink masked bandit. “Good-bye Girl,” Califor¬ nia bound . . . “Tantasqua Blitz” , Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. “A friend to all, and a foe to no one,” HA, HA, HA. . . Cathleen Marie Zuidema 8 7 60 Virgo. All around Quabbin girl. Miss Innocent? 828 W.B. Ever come to the end of a road in 4th gear? Good times in foods class. Knows how to party! S.D.W.D., Snowballs in the back of a pick-up . . . Red roses and pina Colo- das. PIG POWER! Newest member of THEE GIRLS. Nicky’s sidekick. Volvo forever. Loo’s best friend. Suc¬ cess will be hers staggering into the sunset!!! Mary Ellen Madore 6 24 61 Teddybear . . . Bob ' s favorite girl — always together! Christmas and New Year’s memories . . . “I’m so happy, I could cry!” 88’s to ya. Too many hams! Future dreams of living in an A-frame on a lake with Bob ... Love that diamond! Summer memories . .. always going for walks ... on the island ... first time at the beach with Bob! Success will be yours if you come up for air!! Jerri Phipps Our best all time cafeteria girl!! Never to be forgotten by the student body. CUTE QUIET. That’s her style. We wish you luck whatever you do. Suc¬ cess will be yours because it’s in your reach, so if you seek, you will find . .. Leo Arsenault 8 1 61 4 years at Leicester High School. High times out back. Ever leave early?!? Homeroom 26 for two consecutive years. You’d think we didn’t move up? Auto mechanics, seems to be his only class!!! Good Luck with all. Success will be yours if you don’t make a quick exit out the back door .. . Robert W. Asquith 12 29 61 Where were you during Mrs. Avedi- an’s Class? Ever get a speeding ticket 1.2.3.4.5.? The truck ran good while it was yours. ’64 Chevy memories . . . She always had cold feet riding with you ... How many school letters did you stop, by the way?? Moose’s part¬ ner in crime. Did you ever S.D. after the prom? . . . Daddy memories. Who’s C.A.? Success will be his in Japan... SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Likely To Succeed: Mary and Michael Most Attractive: Lori and Joe Most Popular: Earl and Donna Most Brilliant: Nancy and Kenny Best Actor: Jimmy Most Artistic: Best Actress: Patty Mark Couple of the Year: Jean and Mark Jamie and Kenny Best Dressed: Teena and Most Flirtatious: Terry and Dave Wittiest: Carol and Jimmy Most Mischievous: Leo and Lisa Most Versatile: Gisele and Mike memm Most Athletic: Kathy and Tom Quietest: Sue and David Class Clowns: Darlene and Jeff Most Talkative: Lori and Steve 1 1 w ipk s. J . a m J I w •«. 1 m {P « H n i Hi S3 j MMUmjHUU SENIOR CLASS PLAY HEAVEN CAN WAIT 1st, L-R: Denise Nichols, Chris Bonardi, Nancy Wright, Joann Pobieglo, Earl Mayo, Mary Cook, Terry Brown, Jim Conley. 2nd, L-R: Mike McKay, Francis Rigiero, Douglas Wood, Debra Boissel, David Seaver, Janet Minty, Jim Wil¬ son, Dorothy Wester, Robert Southard, Terry Dykas, Mark Taberner, Darlene Flink, Patricia Carkin, Bonnie Sloan. a fen Wgggi nj|. w r FOOTBALL Row 1, L-R: T. Reidy, E. Deroches, J. Hyland, B. Mattei. J. Bradshaw, S. Cogswell, M. Hovagi- mian. J. Petty. T. Porier. J. Gardner. Row 2, L-R: Coach T. Lauder, Coach R. Lindsey. J. Pobieglo. J. Giggey. M. Hasset, W. Burtt, T. Lontaine, K. Sanko, A. Chaffee. R. Hyland, T. Keddy. W McGrail, Coach B. Nelson. Row 3, L-R: T. Griffiths, J. Thompson, R. Gammel, D. Seaver. T Saunders, J. Orsi. R. Barrus, M. Kenneway, R. Hammerback, D. Griffin, D. Pelitier. Row 4, L-R: R. Taylor. C. Bloksberg. W. Bloksberg, P. Copeland, M. Lombardozzi, L. LaLlash. R. Kathman. D. Doray. CROSS COUNTRY 78 Row 1, L to R: B. Gumpright, K. Rollins, J. Dickinson, D. Gadbois. Row 2, L to R: Coach S. Germain, K. Lamarche, S. Sundstrom, C. Bergin, K. Kane. Co-Capt. D. Wood Co-Capt. C. Copeland J. Argentati T. Friend Tired?! G. Benoit K. Danek Coach N. LaPlante D. Barlar T. Cameron A. VanHook P. Sculley Mngr. D. Peltier T. Connolly A ml ft . FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY TEAM: First Row, L. to R.: K. McKay, T. Peters, N. Bergin, K. Gal¬ lagher, L. Johnson, L. Dorr, J. Hale. Second Row, L. to R.: J. Comeau, C. Orsi, M. Flagg, A. Williamsonn, J. Wilson, H. Bush, F. Gordon, K. Fucier, Coach Morin. J.V. TEAM: Front Row, F. to R.: D. MacFarland, C. Flagg, L. Torte, E. McCue, I. Vancellette, D. Daigle. Second Row, F. to R.: F. Irish, L. Brown, F. Coupe, M. Trainque, M. Feroux, F. Thomas, D. Boissel, K. McMenemy. rr Ti First Row, L. to R.: Co-Capt. L. Germain, S. Holmes, Co-Capt. D. Flink, Co-Capt. T. Brown, Co-Capt. J. Pobieglo, M. Davenport, S. Putnam. Second Row, L. to R.: C. Holmes, T. Picard, E. Poirier, E. Casello. S. Poirier, D. Doray, L. Adams. Coach Ms. Tournas WINTER CHEERLEADING 1st Row, L-R: D. Allen. 2nd Row: M. Casello, L. Zuidema, K Yarber, T. Picard. 3rd Row: K. Lucier, S. Holme s, C. Holmes, L. Germain. 4th Row: L. Priestly, D. Dixon. E. Williams, K Lucke. m 9 m V. Row 1, L-R: M. McKay, J. Hyland, T. Reidy, D. LeBlanc, M. Hasset. Row 2, L-R: J. Brad¬ shaw, P. Gallagher, J. Giggey, C. Copeland, J. Gordon. Row 3, L-R: Manager E. Mayo. Coach J. Chase. L. n 1 ilk ' Pj Jk fl| gf KSBa W am ■ 1st Undefeated Girls’ Basketball Team VARSITY: Row 1, L-R: L. Johnson, T. Dykas, K. Gallagher, G. Langlois, J. Pobieglo. Row 2, L-R: A. Brennan, L. Richardson, C. Richardson, K. McKay, Coach S. Nelson. Row 3, L-R: M. Gumpright, D. Priestley, C. Flagg. 19-0 We They 46 Auburn 23 59 Shepard Hill 28 57 Shepard Hill 35 56 Doherty 50 42 Bumcoat 38 52 Prouty 32 47 Uxbridge 40 56 W. Boylston 41 49 Oxford 29 49 Northbridge 42 63 Grafton 35 65 Millbury 49 63 Prouty 43 60 Uxbridge 42 48 W. Boylston 35 45 Oxford 21 52 Northbridge 45 62 Grafton 33 59 Millbury 39 District Quarter Final 48 Blackstone-Millville 52 Coach Nelson, Co-Captains T. Dykas, K. Gal¬ lagher, G. Langlois J.V.: Row 1, L-R: L. Wetherbee, B. Nuttall, M. Tranque, L. Brown, L. Coupe, Coach Davis. Row 2, L-R: E. McCue, M. Lilley, T. Berard, L. Henderson, B. Stewart, L. Wetherbee. Row 1, L — R: D. Frescola, J. Kenneway, P. Hallihan, K. Danek, D. Barlar, T. Cameron, John Troy, C. Flagg. Row 2, L — R: P. McGauley, R. Lemieux, D. Wood, K. Wall, M. Kenneway, Jim Troy, D. Flink, L. VanHook. Row 3, L — R: Coach B. Fitzpatrick, K. Rollins, J. George, J. Copeland, C. Copeland, J. Thompson, G. Facteau, R. Hammerbech, B. Trainque, E. Cooper, J. Pobieglo, Coach S. Hair. AND FIELD TENNIS 79 V. ■. Row 1, L Tashjian, — R: K. Kane, K. Lucier, S. Putnam, H. Bush, L. Gordon. Row 2, L — R: Coach S D. Biossel, N. Bergin, B. Sloan, Captain D. Priestley, M. Flagg, M. Lilley. fl 7 T1 LJi Row 1, L — R: P. Ryan, Dennis Seaver, Dave Seaver, M. Lombardozi, J. Snay. Row 2, L M. Ressler, S. Socha, R. Gammell, M. LeBoeuf, Coach E. Hippert. mmm ’yfvEtrn. VXM - ' wmamk, m Row 1, L — R: A. Chaffee, J. Hyland, B. Mattei, E. Desroches, Coach Mr. Albro. Row 2, L — R: J. Gig- gey, R. Hyland, T. Keddy, P. Gallagher, M. Hassett. Row 3, L — R: W. McGrail, J. Bond, D. Ayotte, J Larson. SOFTBALL “79” First Row, L-R: D. Canty, K. Gallagher, J. Tsikas, B. Burtt, L. Richardson. 2nd Row: J. Bematchez, L. Wetherbea, C. Richardson, C. Bonardi, K. McKay, J. Hale. 3rd Row: L. Nichols. A. Brennan, J. Comeau, L. Brown, J. Dickenson, E. Canty. 4th Row: Liz McCue and Coach Monn. i GOLF Steve LaBrie Jay Cunningham Mike Dufresne Steve Mayo Craig Stevens Co. Capt. Steve LaBrie, Coach Ron Bjorkland, Co. Capt. Mike McKay. Mike Shea Dave Smith Mike McKay 4 ATHLETIC AWARDS NIGHT Track M.V.P. Track M.V.P. Tennis M.V.P. Girl Student Athlete Softball M.V.P. Football M.V.P. Mike McKay Golf M.V.P. Boy Student Athlete Boy District III Athletic Director Kathy Gallagher Field Hockey M.V.P. Basketball M.V.P. Girl District III Athletic Director Award Girl Who Contributed Most to Athletics Douglas Wood Cross Country M.V.P. Wolverine of the Year Award Basketball M.V.P. Brian Mattei Baseball M.V.P. Boy Who Contributed Most to Athletics Award 71 m ' is ' 7 i f ' Hyi § - ■nl JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer — Kelley McKay President — Karen Lucier Vice-President — Terri Lombardozi Secretary — Patricia Taylor 73 ■mm Row 1, L-R: L. Adams, J. Barrus, N. Barrus, K. Allard, E. Casello, W. Cham- poux. Row 2, L-R: E. Canty, J. Brouillard, A. Brennan, D. Boissel, N. Bergin, E. Bernatchez. Row 3, L-R: D. Carlson, James Bond 007, W. Burtt, P. Big- wood, H. Bush. Row 4, L-R: D. Bruce, W. Anderson, L. Bloksberg, R. Allen, D. Markowski. Row 1, L-R: C. Delaney, J. Ferraro, J. Comeau, L. Dorr, S. Gammell, T. Gadbois. Row 2, L-R: C. Orsi, B. Granville, T. Cocker, T. Friend, M. Flagg, L. Gordon. Row 3, L-R: D. Lemerise, E. Ernst, M. Gervais, M. Dufresne, J. Giggey. Row 4, L-R: W. Fongeallaz, P. Gallagher, T. Fontaine, A. Chaffee, E. Cooper. Row 1, L-R: R. Hallen, P. Kilmonis, N. Leboeuf, E. Kelman, G. LeDuc, D. Lincoln. Row 2, L-R: S. Lineen, M. Leroux, B. Joseph, J. Hedding, M. Leveil- lee, J. Hale. Row 3, L-R: R. Jenkins, K. Leboeuf, J. Hennessey, A. Linsey, G. Harmon, J. Holden. Row 4, L-R: C. Henderson, D. Hebert, M. Hassett, P. Harvey Martin, R. Hyland, S. Lloyd, R. Lemieux. Row 1, L-R: E. Moore, K. McKay, T. Lombardozi, K. Lucier, T. Peters, N. Mayo. Row 2, L-R: D. Pepon, G. Perra, S. Peterson, J. Moughan, A. Mande- 11am, P. Montelli. Row 3, L-R: M. Madore, D. Moffat, J. Pobieglo, J. Par- slow, T. Peltier, D. Peltier. Row 1, L-R: J. Wilson, A. Williamson, P. Taylor, M. Shea, S. Putnam, L. Sloan, M. K. Yarber. Row 2, L-R: P. Ryan, S. Standring, R. Witt, D. Priest¬ ley, B. Shedd, M. Whitney, L. Tafro. Row 3, L-R: S. Socha, J. Thibeault, M. Shute, R. Wood, B. Rutunda, M. Ressler. Row 4, L-R: E. Rossell, M. Stevens, J. Troy, J. Tebo, M. Pratt. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Eileen McCue — Vice-President Linnea Brown — Treasurer Michelle Thibeault — President Deborah Hull — Secretary 1st Row, L-R: C. Arsonalt, G. Cross, L. Brown, J. Bematchez, M. Chickering, L. Aho. 2nd Row: D. Audette, B. Bernier, R. Barris, M. Clark, S. Constan¬ tine, A. Cote. 3rd Row: S. Barr, C. Bergin, J. Carson, T. Berard, J. Brovillard, K. Brunett. 4th Row: B. Boudreau, R. Achramowicz, P. Burlingame, G. Benoit, T. Conatantine. 1st Row, L-R: E. Daniels, L. Goodrow, A. Fortin, T. Destratis, K. Daven¬ port, P. Foy. 2nd Row: S. Floria, D. Ethier, S. Cunningham, K. Elastrom, L. Germain, J. Dickinson. 3rd Row: D. Flink, J. Foy, R. Davis, D. Daigle, D. Dudley, G. Facteau. 4th Row: J. Davis, B. Garrity, D. Daigle, M. Gardner, R. Gammell. 1st Row, L-R: M. Kenneway, D. MacFarland, T. Reddy, K. Larson, D. Griffin, J. Larson. 2nd Row: S. Granger, D. Hull, C. LaClair, F. Lumb, K. Marley, P. Lamprey. 3rd Row: M. Lilley, K. LaMarche, M. Gumpright, J. Hebert, C. Holmes, P. Hoogasian. 4th Row: R. Holmes, P. Harris, D. Hart, D. Macleod, W. Jenkins, G. Hurley. ! 1st Row, L-R: L. Priestly, L. Nuttall, T. Picard, C. Moorse, P. Mercier, D Paradise. 2nd Row: Betty Ann Poirier, N. McKeon, K. Nelson, C. Martin, C O’Leary. 3rd Row: M. O’Malley, S. Mayo, J. Orsi, B. McGrail, T. Pratt, M Petty. 4th Row: S. Mercer, F. Mercier, D. Peltier, S. Parent. 1st Row, L-R: D. Seaver, W. Snow, R. Thibeault, A. Richardson, B. Sullivan, L Van Hook, T. Sundstrom. 2nd Row: R. Witkowski, R. Stafinski, C. Smith, R. Sir- ard, C. Pine, M. Thibeault, C. Shute. 3rd Row: C. Reilly, B. Wood, G. True, B Trank, T. Saunders, S. Wilson, M. Willey. 4th Row: J. Wood, L. Wright, K. Wall, L. Zuidema, L. Williams, J. Dupuis, M. Tsikas, L. Russel. LJH ' 3k ; fl FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Irene Vancellette — Vice-President Virginia Maher — President Kelly McMenemy — Secretary Lisa Wetherbee — Treasurer First Row, L to R: R. Moulin, A. Phillips, K. Pike, G. Page, N. Pine, R. Pal- ouskis. Row 2: J. Pepin, L, Shedd, W. Quinn, B. Nuttall, K. Riel, S. Pierce, T. Patricks. Row 4: P. Scully, M. Shedd, K. Rollins, M. Millett, K. Mercier, R. Nichols, S. Odium. First Row, L to R: N. Duquette, D. Flammerbeck, D. Flagg, D. Doray, D. Gad- bois, D. Gilbert. Row 2: G. DeStratis, C. Flagg, R. Gervois, L. Goodhile, S. Dou- machelle, D. Frascolla. Row 3: P. Hallihan, R. Flammerbeck, L. Haynes, L. Hen¬ derson, G. Ferraro, J. Pyson. Row 4: D. Higgins, P. Doane, K. Dirsa, J. Fongel- laz, M. Hennessy, D. Doray, D. Fontaine. First Row, L to R: F. LaFlash, D. LeBlanc, S. Legar, J. Kenneway, T. McCarthy. Row 2: P. McGauley, C. Leonard, M. Leboeuf, M. Lombardozzi, D. Holmes, C. Laflin. Row 3: P. McKoen, K. McMenemy, V. Mahar, S. Holmes, D. Liberty, R. Lincoln, L. Iannoli. Row 4: D. Mezigian, L. Larson, S. Kilmonis, K. Kane, P. Mazzone, K. Lucke. First Row, L to R: T. Wood, M. Tranque. R. Vancelet, L. Weatherbee, K. Swift, S. Tolman. Row 2: A, VanHook, J. Thompson, D. Stewart, L. Wetherbee, K. Sundstrom, R. Witmore. Row 3: J. Troy, S. Willey, D. Smith, D. Socha, B. Stew¬ art, L. Thomas. Row 4: R. Zachariewic, J. Snay, C. Zajac, D. Viscetto, R. Taylor. First Row, L to R: T. Conley, L. Borden, D. Allen, D. Daigle, J. Cunningham. Row 2: J. Cullen, C. Belanger, R. Bergin, L. Coupe, L. Cross, M. Casello, M. Cleary. Row 3: D. Barlar, M. Constantine, L. Carey, A. Cameron, P. Copeland. Row 4: J. Argentarti, C. Blocksburg, W. Blocksburg. u ' g aa mm wJL i Hfv o « | mkfj ' • m : LEICESTER HIGH SCHOOL BAND Sifts? fji IPJI- 4 ' � , . ' ■♦ : jJL m-« ■ ■£ ■ ...-� jw: mw ' r A- ? 9 .. , ; jr Jr . ■ ■ ■% ¥1 sL WE k J ■ • zJEi 1 iS|| ■k r. ' J R fr . AhM, ,tf MPA f { i 5U : . 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Benson Electric Co. The Hennessy’s Eddie’s Auto Truck Tony’s Cleaners Woodland Remodeling Co. Cherry Valley Builders Supply Eddy’s Inc. Roland F. Smith Jr. Electrician Dead Horse Hill Auto Body Central Precision Stamping Corp. Pauline Roche Hairstylists Hayes Auto Body Spencer Products, Inc. Leicester Mothers Club RED STAR PATRONS Tech Optical Corporation John Barbara Gough Realtor Service A. M. Williamson Sons Inc. Compliments of Paul Griffith Jan’s Beer Mart Vera’s Beauty Salon William J. Reynolds Jr. Safety First Supply Acme Plastic Machy of Wore Inc. Brookside Pkg. Store Baris Garage General Machine Tool, Inc. Rabidou’s Service Station B B Power Equipment, Inc. Mill Street Auto Body Toni Joe Robidoux Worcester Tool Stamping Co., Inc. Bisco’s Restaurant Leicester Package Store Green the Florist Martha’s Bakery, Inc. Christie Thomson, Inc. Leicester Starisers Ramstroms Mobil W. N. Sprague Inc. Phaneuf’s Inc. Plante’s Auto Body, Inc. 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' $ ■ ' -% £% . ' i 5 1 N M now p o z o a r 2o H 2 1st Row, L-R: D. Wood, K. Carson, P. Carkin, M. Quarrey, D. Anderson. 2nd Row: N. Wright, J. Minty, M. McKay, D. Boissel, M. Cook, D. Seaver. 3rd Row: L. Johnson, L. Tsikas, G. Langlois, B. Burtt, J. Tsikas, J. George. 1st Row, L-R: President — J. Minty, Secretary — B. Burtt. 2nd Row: Vice-President — J. Tsikas, Treasurer — N. Wright. Mr. J. King 1st Row, L-R: A. Williamson, L. Gordon, M. Flagg, J. Comeau, M. Whitney, L. Adams. 2nd Row: P. Ryan, H. Bush, J. Troy, P. Kilmonis, S. Socha. 101 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1, L — R: K. Carson, L. Wetherbee, C. Bloksberg. Row 2, L — R: L. Aho, K. Lucier, J. Pobieglo, T. Zoulas, D. Wood. Row 3, L — R: M. Quarrey, D. Boissel, J. Comeau, M. Cook, J. Conley, J. Carson, L. Priestly. Row 4, L — R: T. Friend, C. Riel, G. Facteau. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Row 1, L — R: K. Lucier, M. Cook. Row 2, L — R: L. Wetherbee, K. Carson, J. Carson. H. Bush D. Priestly REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL OFFICERS Vice President — H. Bush Treasurer — J. Pobieglo President — D. Wood Secretary — T. Zoulas 102 ALICE IN WONDERLAND CLASS DAY “79” Business Award — Lisa Johnson English Award — Kenneth Carson Art Award — Jamie Tsikas Math and Social Studies Awards — Nancy Wright Home Economics Award — Denise Nichols Music Award — Lyall Croft Foreign Language Award — Lori Tsikas 1 . : Science Award — Michael Quarry Industrial Arts Award — Jason George to the class and school Michael Quarry Janet M. Minty Contributed the most 104 Jl j EJr ‘ ' jmre ll CLASS HISTORY BY — CHRISTINE BONARDI and JAMES CONLEY “Well this is it, we’re Seniors!” “It doesn’t seem like we arrived here only four years ago, seems more like six”. “Remember double sessions in the seventh grade?! Being able to watch Leave It to Beaver and eat lunch before catching the bus. “And even then we were underclassmen: They never gave us a break. But finally we moved up to the eighth grade, where we were the big guys. Then came our first taste of high school life. Freshman year and once again to our dismay we were underclassmen.” As we reentered old LHS — and I emphasize Old — we were quickly reminded of the leaky roof, smokey bathrooms, and those psychedelic purple, pink, yellow and orange classrooms. By the way, did you know orange is Dr. Rutter’s favorite color? Well so much for school colors ... In November we elected our class officers with Michael Quarrey as presi¬ dent, Mark Taberner as Vice President, Diane Canty the invisible Treasurer, and Anita Trepanier as a Secretary. With Mrs. Matte as our advisor we quickly organized a bake sale that had the biggest gross in LHS History, And I do mean gross... We made a whopping $47.95 — probably due to the fact that Mike Ward’s Mother baked 4 billion cupcakes. February was “Candy Month”, with bands of Freshmen roaming the halls and streets pushing Twiggies and Yum Yums as “Operation Schultzies” went into action . . . With little Sue Beaudette selling 200 boxes, we made close to $900.00. The amount of profit might have been greater if it wasn’t for those darn ants. And with such big projects as another bake sale and a Car Wash, where two people nearly drowned, and that ever successful yard sale, where we made $60.00, and accumulated 1.6 metric tons of garbage. Most of which we had to cart to the dump. Despite these setbacks, our projects earned us $ 1595.50 and the undying hatred of all the other classes! When we returned to our beloved school as sophomores, We were approached with many changes. To our surprise we were greeted by a matron in the bathroom, a skinny principal in the office and Michael Quarrey’s folley in Mrs. Matte’s closet known to most as the button machine. “No Competi¬ tion Quarrey” was elected as president again, Donna Wood as Vice president, Lori Reynolds as Secretary and Mary Jane Cook as Treasurer. With “Charity begins at ho me” as our slogan, Quarrey shifted the fund raising machinery into high gear. As usual, the candy sale was our most prof¬ itable endeavor, earning us $521.00, although interest had noticeably waned. Also that year was the infamous Kymera Concert with the light and smoke show where we, with the help of the Booster Club, again filled the coffers to the brim. On May 20th that year we held a Zoulas Free For All, featuring T-Birds world famous spaghetti sauce and our second-hand spaghetti — and the moral of this dinner was “We will serve no spaghetti before it’s ready.” After barely surviving the final exams, we felt we deserved a vacation. The culmination of months of planning, despite dissention within the ranks, was our trip to Chicopee State Park and Riverside, home of the Loop Coaster. If the success of a class trip can be judged by the number of people who get sick on the rides, ours was the ultimate. Having spent three long hours on a bus (Thanks Lyall) in 80 degree heat, we were ready for summer. We began our Junior Year with prom fever and swollen fingers. Every ring was a perfect fit. Oh, yes, we must not forget the lumpy heads of the under¬ classmen who dared to cross our paths now that we were armed with those nifty class rings. November brought falling leaves and rising profits as the candy sale was again a WHAT? — A resounding Triumph?! Then in the Autumn of ’78 we — Wait a minute!! We forgot something! Didn’t we have a prom in our Junior Year. I don’t know. I remember vaguely bringing a Tux back. That will clear up a mystery that has been bothering us for months. I remember — the Hogan Center was the setting — May 19th, 1978 was the day and “If” was our song and Bitter Creek was the band. And the moral of that was “if only we could all remember!! or let them eat cake. Then came the Fall of ’78. We had reached the Highest Plateau ... The year was short, the halls were crowded, the treasury was overflowing, we were tired and the school was “OURS” ... There was no longer anyone to push us around. We did all the pushing!... There was no one to make us take up their trays; we made freshmen take up our trays! ... There was no one to make us sing solos; we made lowly underclassmen sing solos ... There was no one to initiate us; we did all the initiating ... We didn’t do any initiating?! ... Well starting today we’ll do all the initiating. With Ringo Matte as our advisor for the fourth year, we elected as our class officers Michael “Civil Defense” Quarrey, as President; Kenny “Michelan¬ gelo” Carson, Vice President; David “Money Bags” Anderson; and Stephen “Arh Arht” Antanivica, Secretary. Michael appointed as social secretary Teena “Trendy” Zoulas. As seniors we inherited the football concession. Oh those great football games — rain, snow, sleet or HAIL, Leicester High being like the mail ... Delivery — comes through! ... Like the time torrential rains flooded out the hotdog stand. Despite Mrs. Matte’s constant bellowing “Get ’em while they’re hot!” and a lack of participation on the part of the class, we managed to break even. 106 Our biggest fund-raising project was the Senior Class Play “Heaven Can Wait” which quoted from a well known critic “Was the best play put on by amateurs.” What well known critic? Don’t ask Me!! In April this year the National Honor Society held a Blood Drive. They withdrew in all 60 pints of blood from both students and faculty. This was a record, considering 60 pints is the average amount collected from a school of several thousand. On April 16, 1979, 2 Fox-Line buses carrying 54 students and 6 chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Ringo Matte, Mr. Rocket Rochette, Mrs. Guidance Hyland, Miss P. T. Wakeen, and Mr. Musicman McKay, left Leicester and headed for Washington, D.C. It was a long 10 hour ride, seeming much longer because Michael broke the bathroom. We arrived in Washington, and after driving in circles, we finally located “The Barrel” and the Executive House — our two homes away from home for the next three days. We had one minor problem during our stay there, some¬ thing happened to the numbers on the doors. No one could find their rooms, — but that didn’t matter anyway, because no one was ever in their right rooms. With Mary Poppins and her umbrella leading us, the tours left much to be desired, but then again, few people were in any condition to enjoy them any¬ way. Our most exciting night in Washington was spent dining and dancing at Blackies. Blackies was never much of a disco until we arrived, and when we finally left, the management was relieved. To the dismay of the students and the rejoicing of the hotel security, it was with such deep sorrow that we departed. Although we went through quite a few rebuilding years, sports at LHS seemed to have improved. In our Freshmen year, the football team captured the T G title, the Field Hockey and softball teams both went to the districts and the softball team beat Southbridge — the X-State Champs.! In the following year the football team lost to Prouty for the first time. In our Junior year the Girls’ basketball team captured the District III Divi¬ sion II title and the softball team was undefeated SWCL champions. In our Senior year the girls basketball and softball teams both were unde¬ feated SWCL Champions. The second annual awards night was held on May 30th but this year a new feature was added — FOOD!!! Many awards were given out to athletes with outstanding achievements. Kathy Gallagher cleaned house, taking home four major awards, which were all well deserved. Mike McKay pulling in a close second with three awards, also well deserved. The most important award, Woverine of the year was presented to Doug Wood. We had a few bright highlights this year. The softball team were finalists in the district III Championship. Chuck Copeland and Joanne Pobieglo both went to the states in track. Kathy Gallagher was chosen to the T G All-Star Team for two straight years while Terry Dykas got an honorable mention her senior year. Last years class used at the end of their class history, a section called “Do you remember” so we decided to copy them. Do you remember... ... Old Slewfoot and Fodderwing ... Riverside, Lyall and the pinball machines ... The Ghosts ... Mr. Rochette camping in the third floor hallway ... Security Check??!!!!!! .:. The Washington Monument at 11:59? ... Michael’s face as he fell through the elevator door. ... The Chinese cabdriver? ... ICE DOWN MRS. HYLAND’S BACK! ... Friday’s at Quabbin!!!!? ... Invisible Ink? ... Mary Poppins? ... Do you want to??!! ... Oh Very Young And the Chateau De Ville? ... The Junior Prom? ... The mysterious disappearnace of the hotel room numbers?! ... That great controversial newspaper: The Arrow ... When Fran Rigiero broke the elevator door? ... Larry! Larry! ... Break And Sixth period class? ... Sue Beaudette, Wayne Bergeron, Mike Ward, Steve Esposito-Kane, Peter Abrahmson, and Sharon Pike? ... And Then the return of the “’78” ... Smashing pumpkins on Pompey’s porch? ... Waxing Statues? ... Future Shock? ... Painting Billboards? ... The Infamous Button Machine? ... Football Concession? ... That questionable Chicken a-la-Kings served up in the caf then thrown up in the courtyard? ... The whirlpool in the caf after a rainy day? ... Those boring football rallies? And most of all, if you don’t remember anything else, Please remember that “WHAT WE DO HERE IS IMPORTANT” but then again, GRADUA¬ TION IS NO BIG ACCOMPLISHMENT!!!!!!” Before we close the book on our four years of total dedication to LHS, We hereby testify this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ... We leave to the school our class motto signs. We leave Mr. Toepher guesiing. We leave Ruthie with tears of joy streaming down her face. To the freshman class we leave our places in the detention room, which we know they will put to good use. To the sophomores we leave Mr. Rochette. To the Juniors we leave the knowledge that they will never be as rich as we were. With the many things we have accomplished, and all the happy moments we shared, we leave you now ... 07 SENIOR DINNER DANCE GRADUATION J U N E 6 1979 Michael P. Quarrey The Arthur D. LaMotte Memorial Award Best All-Around Boy Award Worcester County Education Association Scholarship Leicester Teachers’ Association Scholarship Nancy M. Wright The Arthur D. LaMotte Memorial Award D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Leicester P.T.S.A. Scholarship Leicester Teachers’ Association Scholarship Gisele A. Langlois Leicester P.T.S.A. Scholarship Leicester Lions’ Club Scholarship David A. Anderson Leicester Mothers’ Club S cholarship Leicester Teachers’ Association Scholarship Douglas A. Wood Student Council Service Award Leicester Police Association Scholarship Leicester Mothers’ Club Scholarship Leicester Teachers’ Association Scholarship Thersa J. Dykas LHS National Honor Society Service Award Student Council Service Award Robert B. Sahagen Memorial Scholarship Denise A. Nichols Leicester Women’s Club Scholarship Patricia A. Leicester Teachers’ Association 110 Scholarship Janet M. Minty LHS National Honor Society Service Award Debra A. Boissel Rita Berthiaume Memorial Nursing Award Elephtheria J. Tsikas Dorothea A. Power Memorial Art Award Mark P. Taberner Leicester Lions’ Club Scholarship Jason A. George Leicester Women’s Club Scholarship Christine M. Bonardi Superintendent’s Service Award Teena D. Zoulas Best All-Around Girl Award David E. Seaver Leicester Mothers’ Club Scholarship Brenda M. 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