Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

LEICESTER HIGH SCHOOL MAROON STAFF WELCOMES YOU TO THE 1980 s DEDICA TION Nowadays it seems difficult to find someone who genuinely cares about people. The class of 1980 has been lucky enough to find such a per¬ son. Over the past two years, this woman has been our advisor, but more importantly, she has been our friend. She has given unselfishly of her time, abilities, and efforts. She has made the time we’ve spent at Leicester High more rewarding and enjoyable. It is because of this person that we have reached the many goals that we set for ourselves. We the Senior Class of 1980 wish to dedicate this, our Yearbook to Mrs. Dunlop. V IflMH Shirley Barlar Principal Mr. Dean Toepfer Vice Principal Mr. Paige Rowden ADMINISTRATION Assistant Superintendent Mr. John Comer Superintendent Dr. Donald Rutter M 45 U 2! Kathy Soucie Marilyn Hyland Dorothy Wilkins 3 Mr. Carlemagno Mr. Davis Mr. Chasse Mrs. Avedian Mr. Nelson Miss Morin FACULTY Miss O’Neill Mr. Lamarche Mrs. Priore Mrs. Crocker Mr. Brierly Mr. King Mrs. Fisher Mr. McKay Mr. Hippert Mr. Bazilauskas Mrs. Keenan WF Mr. Giddings Ms. Tournas W 5 Mr. LaPlante Mr. Albro Mr. Rochette Mrs. Dutton Mr. Tivnan 1 ' f Mrs. Baronoski L-R (seated): F. Mantelli, M. Mayo, K. Lucier, E. Casello, S. Putnam, C. Orsi. L-R (middle): P. Ryan, M. Flagg, J. Hale, A. Williamson, L. Tatro, T. Gadbois, K. Maher. L-R (rear): W. Anderson, E. Moore, E. Rossell, A. Brennan, M. Hassett, J. Comeau, D. Peltier, D. Markow- ski. Missing from picture: L. Gordon. MMI SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Terry Lombardozzi —Vice President Karen Lucier — President Jenny Hale — Secretary Kelly McKay — Treasurer Lynn Mary Gordon Michael Charles Hassett Nancy Ann Mayo Raymond Stephen Allen 3 22 62 Ray, always seen in room 38; Mad Vega when it ran, Band-Baratone to Drums, Machines best Friend, L.H.S. 1 Computer Destroyer, Overnight Parties in Worcester, Weekend Retreats, Mr. Gid- ding ' s Right Hand Man, Drama ' s Joe Jock. Little man with big heart. Success will be his in the Air Force if the Gov¬ ernment keeps their computer under locks. 3 31 62 Hack, Football Tri-Cap¬ tain, Basketball, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 40 Base specialist, owns a mad four speed, whiskey sour drinker. Loves those blondes. B.J.C. mem¬ ories, Really, Detective Krakowski. Trou¬ ble bound, ever get the sensation on a foot¬ ball field ' . ' ' Mutt and Jeff, Hylands partner in crime. Success will be his if his knees hold out. 3 24 62 Lynn . . . and Jim. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, —- Stop those skirts? 20 for a very special reason; Wilt knows why. N.H.S., Mrs. Moontrap; Lean against a tree-Barnum Bailey. The Who, the Hockey Bus, Washburn St., Kumbaya! Frosh again. J.L.H ... It seems to me a crime that we should age; these fragile times should never slip us by . . .” 4 4 62 How’s Bee? Bye Dummy. Littlest Band mem¬ ber — has biggest instruments. Remembering Shari. Still park on hills? Avon calling? Leicester’s Rainbow. Com¬ puters. 4 ' ll 3 4 . . . VW Bus — dreams? Little sisters are handy. Days at Voke — Christmas Shopping??? Ginky-forbidden word? Oh-no”. Wouldn’t it be ironic? Pre¬ dicted past, orphan Billy. Castle Park: mm- good. Success is hers if she makes up her mind. Edward Rossell Kristina Marie LeBouef 4 8 62 Ed, Sped, Tred Hossell . . . Ski Much. Rope Tow Flunky ' !! Where’s my beer ! Trips (o Westminister!! Donna Who ! 4 hour T-Bird . . . Valley II Man . . . Party Much . . . Parties on the Ice Daylight Savings” !! . . . Tennis 2, 4 . . . Success will be his if he doesn ' t Side- Swipe It! s, tvnsco . . . Where ho you !. 3, 4. Jim ' s better half. Let’s Where’s QuabbinZ Mad bike get kicked out of a concert? , it’s only me crawling through rs. I ' ll never go to Ken Chins. Let’s sleep in the cemetary. Watch out Florida here I come. Catch you later . . . Doc Welby, Rican Man., Beach and Crash. Marios Drinking Partner. 4 4. Road runners and 4 wheeling in the Malibu. Mad times at Hampton Parties at the logs. New Year’s Eve PartV at Dorey’sZ Been Bounced from school lately Fighter at the parties. May¬ flower Man. Get Rowdy Much Who’s D.M.D. Driven Dads car lately after trying to motor head some Spender Boys.” Suc¬ cess will get his if he doesn ' t hit first. iggins. V Better ’s part- ne. Cheerleading 1-4. NHS. Mr. T’s secretary. Smashany signs lately Ever get lost in member the school that isn’t Lori Ann Adams Mark H. Stevens Doreen Ann Pepin 5 9 61 Doreen-Dee-Pepin, Party much? Who ' s Bob? The partier wagon-the get¬ away car. Great times at the library, huh? Let s leave school, sure. Mad party Lincoln St. and Grant Square, who sprained their ankle? What ever happened that night at the Legion? Many a good time. Success will be hers if she can get to it fast enough. Karen May Allard 4 21 62 K.K. Polys to play?? Roller skat¬ ing. Minorities-Treacher ' s fish flinger? Brrr . . . I’m froze? Oh Gaw sake — OV ' s Nancy ' s Party?? flying cat?? Heatwave- Always on time. Georgia-Liz B. Jr. Prom memories. The Red Bomber. New Years Eve?? RALPHY? Cute Bum Bum. What’s for lunch?? Success will come if she’s not too earlv. 4 21 62 Sheazo, Errrr!! Florida 4 28 62 Mosi” Do ya mind? West Boylston, Go to Barre much? The Wall” Miss Tour- nas 4 times. Jim’s partner in crime. Can you still smell it, Jas?”Pow! Pow! Pow! How’s you kangaroo. Slugger? Terri who? Computer program, Whre’s Trap?” Foot¬ ball 79”. Shut up Jason. Success will be his. W. Jason Delaney Trips — been known to, I don’t like spam! Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Duke ever play a girl? S.F.S.C. Travelin’ Man, Sunfest, Concerts tuns of urn” 1-7 no 1-5! Ski Trips Often . . . Moo- seheads. Success will be his if he can get a ticket! But being a typical Fugahwee, he probably won’t. Caroline Ann Orsi 5 1 62 Caroline, L.D. and P.M. What about us. Douglas Field Hockey 1, 2, 3?, 4. C.S.N., Neil Young, Dylan for a weekend, .Clapton missed, Misquammicut w Laurie, Lost along with ratti Patti, Where’s Kelly? . . . Wanna pull an all nighter??? . . . The odd couple . . . Slosh¬ ing with Steve . . . May your hands always be busy ... May your feet always be swift . . . May you have a strong foundation . . . When the winds of changes shift. B.D l, James L. Copeland 5 16 62 MAZZO . .. Track 3 + 4, Football 4. Coast Guard Bound. Ever race on Rt. 49??? what mustang?? Remember Quabbin? Fridays + Hampton Beach. Miller’s down the play¬ ground. Michelob’s on Pine St. thanks Mr. Ryan. K.A.K. FREEB1RD!!! Kawasaki For¬ ever. Ma’s Mad Rambler. Future auto mechanic. 5 19 62 Wilt” Jan¬ ice loves Tom BOB SEGER 1 Turn the Page Eagles Outlaws FI eetwoo d Mac Dr. Hook Joey? Dismissals with Tammy Burtts Heidi’s barn-bulldozer? Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 Captain 2 FYJM Playday? Washburn St. LHTAKJKMJJ LSB Secretary When’s the wedding Fetal Pig Poems with LG Motorcycles Jr. Prom-Sheets? Birthdays Hampton French III? Tom will be her key to success. 6 12 62 Big B” Gadby, Band’s little drummer girl. What’s a glockenspiel? Elastic fights in room 40. Jun¬ ior Prom memories. Halloween party at Sharis. Military Ball 76?” Skating at the camp. What happened to your slip? Fridays at Quabbin. Good times with Barb. Talks with Karen. Gossip in Psychology. Hul-Ki-Lua! Charlton Bridge. Success will be hers if the entry’s delayed. T.M.G. Janice Marie Wilson Theresa Marie Gadbois David Carlson Nancy Marie Bergin William Fongalliez 5 23 62 Dancin Nance — Field Hockey 2, 3 Tennis 3 Student Council 4, N.H.S. 3- 4. Part of the Line — Skating — Heatwave — Disco’s 1 fan!! High Pitch. Mark, your shadow?? MG ' s full moon on Cam¬ bridge St. Night Owl — Cute What’s?? Prom — Early Riser?? Bruins. Three Stooges? Forever dieting. Ed keeps her rolling in the isles — Florida Bound — Will laugh her way to success. 6 1 62 Junior prom, what a night, Mr. Giddings room, (second home) Heatwave every weekend. A real McDonald’s girl. Cheerleader one-year. Please no dictation today . . . Dance down the halls. Roller skating, Worcester on weekends. Mr. Gid¬ dings will you sign my slip. Success will he hers if she can dance her way there. Wendy Ellen Champoux 5 22 62 Richie, Richie Cunningham, Times in Rhode Island?? Moonstone?? Come to the Cabaret. Was it 3 or 4?? Agent 2,5,0? Let’s skip school and go to the library. Prom memories. Quabbin bound. Alligator sweaters. Future Pharmacist . . . NEG Success will be his if he keeps his stupid com¬ ments to himself. 5 27 62 Willie Waste, Mad Dart . . . Who’s Loo — nitic, last minute ski trips . . . Four Wheeling in the wilds of Leicester. Skid¬ ding out 1, 2, 3. 4. I ' m so glad I’m lost . . . If you’re on a highway and you come to a fork and the sign says New York one way and Connecticut the other, close your eyes and it w ill go away. Gina M. LeDuc G. Andrew Chaffee 6 7 62 ’’Duke,” Good times with Vince. Idol mania; ’’Bernia the Hernia” —Terri’s partner in crime . .. B.J. Man; Lion sleeps tonight; Evil Woman; Lenny?? Antman found boogying across Bookman; Coochie, — Logs!!!? — Sucess will be hers if she ever comes down to earth. 6 15 62 Chaffe . . . always on the move. Foot¬ ball 1 - 4, Baseball 2 - 4, Trips to Conn., Mar¬ ried life with Laurie and Chad. The teams 1 singer. Bearded space man. A country farm boy. Skiing in the Swiss Alps and Colorado Rockies. His goal will have been reached when he can travel the world. 6 25 60 Bruce, Brusco, Lambrusco. Sue who?? Ever hit a tree at the Boy’s Camp?! Frye Boots Forever. The Hole, stinken of drinkin” Success wil at a Concert. 6 27 61 Good times at Jfe L.H.S. always leaving. Quabbin R.P. hang out. Some trip to Bos¬ ton. Going to the P.K. be his if it’s Sleeping out at the |j [cemetery, why not!! Florida Bound” Can’t [wait, gonna be great!! Ha! Ha! Bob Seger [ Freebird” (Zappa) Crazy!! Keep smiling. iGood luck in what ever.” jmmm Bruce G. Seymour Bonnie J. Granville David W. Peltier Debi H. Lincoln Paula Marie Kilmonis Deb Priestly 7 15 61 Dave, Manager — Cross Country 3. 4 Football 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Track 3, So this is Paris, Christmas Carol, Alice, Toga 80, FOOD!!! Tolkien Fan!! Have a Pleasant Tomorrow, Today, and Yester¬ day, I ' ll See You on The Dark Side of the Moon! Success wil be his if you can eat it. . . 6 27 62 Debbie doo for two!! COOZ Silent streams run deep! B-Ball 1-2-3, tri.- capt. 4. Precision not speed. Team person. Tennis 1, Capt. 2-3-4, great leader . . . cc-4 N.H.S., SC. R.S.A.C. Hardwork Dili¬ gence. . . . L.H.S. Trumpet 1 . . . 1-2-3-4 Don’s Taxi-cab — Peacemaker — Calc for 3 .. . Prom memories . . . good times 4 miles a day . . . Jim’s Heidi’s cohart . . . It’s All Physics!!! A true Wolverine. How can Anyone be so Straight!?! 7 16 61 Deb. BRAT!!! Mr. Giddings silent partner. Loves Everyone. Musky??? Prom Memories. Duck Farm?? Peanut But¬ ter. ’Tntramurals” Good typist. DICTA¬ TION, yekS Loves Jan. Doc of the 7 dwarfs. Steel Products. Mom?? Gotta Butt . . . Matron!!! Nanc’s partner in crime. Giggles. A friend to all ... Wedding Bells willl ring??? Part of Tri¬ ple Trouble! Suc¬ cess will be hers if diamonds are for- pvpr 6 29 62 Valley 1 — Prom memo¬ ries, STYX — Will try anything once, Florida??? Always smiling . . . Clumsy, when bowling??? What happened in the theater? National Honor Society. Corrider Girl . . . Ever get mad in Steno? Mrs. Crockerrr!!!! Secretary for¬ ever? Quiet till she gets a few in her???!! Everyone s friend . . . You 11 go a long way . . .just keep typing!!! Bub-bye?? John S. Parslow 7 6 62 Pars” .. . Doreen E’s better half. How ' s your mad Mustang . . .? Pratt’s partner in crime, always there but never gets caught! Pars remember New Years Eve.? 1 doubt it! Michelob forever. Remember probation Fresh- men year? Fleck!? Ever hit a cement b umper . ' with a ’67’ chevy? Always seen working on his mustang . . . 7 11 62 Kewee-Bewee. F.H. 1 - 4, co-capt. 4. B-B, 1 - 4 tri-capt. 4, S.B. 1 - 4. co-capt. — 4. Most Athletic . . . Ezzo! Miss Butterworth! McDonalds. Freindlies, Big Boys! Bill Burtt’s. New Years! J. Geils, after! Anne’s, Holloween and St. Patricks! Hampton Bound. Panama Coolers! Guenn Carter! Thee Girls! Jenny ' s sidekick. Andre, Ariba! Tom’s ping-pomg.SFS! Buck for gass . . . Dolly! cops! Washburn St. Make-out lane! Kumbuya! In the sweetness of freindship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures 7 12 62 Bob, Fleck,” Football tri- captain, baseball. XA ' NV ' y Always has something good to say. Pete’s Pub regular. Whiskey Sour drinker. Last of the Hylands, Connecticut man: Richards Inn. Lifeguard, BJC memories. Honest Detective! Brooks Robinson of Leices¬ ter High School. Mary’s better half. Me to You! Mutt and Jeff. Hassett’s partner in crime. Sucess will be his if he tackles it! U 5 s 2 , 7 17 62 Lau, Tort”, Sunny-side of Ron! gJV Sr?” Valley Girl. Dawn’s Parties! Always Smiling? Everyone’s Friend?! Almost! D, P + T-Who? Quabbin-Reverse!! Prom memo’s! Mornings with Bisco. Feild Hockey 2, 3, 4, captain 3. Love Mighty!! Out-to-Lunch? I wish I had a Watermelon? Who’s Land Cruiser? Hubby!! Fleetwood Mac. What ' s 3 29 80 . . . Success was hers the day those bells rang! Robert Michael Hyland Linda Ellen Tatro Glenn W. Harmon Charles D. Henderson Thomas R. Peltier 8 8 61 Chaz . . . Ever play a guitar for C.H.B. Dedicated Brook Boy, go North for the weekend. Ever own a super rat or maybe a Honda CB 750K. Brusco’s part¬ ner in crime. You ever try going to Wor¬ cester with three people on a Honda 90. Ever go down the pines and crank a fire to get warmer. Cruis¬ ing with Cosmo is always fun if you like getting stoned with gravel. Suc¬ cess is surely his if his K slows down long enough to grab it . . . 8 15 61 Lin, Lind, Linny-Misty. Karen ' s partner in crime, (Little Devel ' s Sidekick). Where’s Bill? Always finds trouble . . . with her eyes. Fridays in the cafe!!! W hat so great about green? M M’s . . . The things you see at McDonalds!” Ever have a raccoon appear at your window? See any Pink Panthers lately? She’ll find the road to success — if she doesn’t get lost!!! 7 25 65 Herman: Herman, ever skip school in a ”68” Ford Convertible? Go to any wild par¬ ties in Shrewsbury lately? Break any Piano benches lately? Ever fall asleep scrape a stone wall? Any speeding tickets lately? Success will be his if he’s on time . . . 7 31 62 Pel, Pel- vin . . . Big Boys, Millers Make-out lane, Hampton ”79, Always smil¬ ing. Pole 121, Beach Bum, Party!” Green Hair, Whipped Cream, Dancin Fool, Pool Jumpin, Member of S.F.S.C. gang. Good times in Spencer. Ever try to buy?” Sunburn Ever hear your name on the intercom in the middle of the night? New Year-Eve Party. Concert goer. Thats life!” Bus for Bob Seger. The White Shadow? (D.A.) May the good times be may and bad times few. Good Luck!!! - . Heidi Maxine Bush 8 02 62 Gee-Gee. Rustlers Girl. Skating? nights at Heatwave?? wanna dance??” Chief Dishwasher. I’m loosing??” Hampton — Jr. Prom memories. Levis men. RC’s at Nancy’s Party. Where’s Billy? Part of Line? famous vest?? Swimming lessons?? Are we still friends?” Thin Ice?? Harness?? BUSCH?? Mid¬ night Snacks?? New Years Eve?? The glass animals. Zayres Reg. Rose’s partner in crime. Future manager at Rustlers. 8 19 62 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball 1. Tennis 2, 3. B-Ball 1? S.C. 3-VP, 4-Pres. N.H.S. 3, 4-VP. RSAC. SAC. Fulfillment, not competition. Hampton 79 and late night swims! A steady?! Calc for 3. Diet on! ' 79’ Prom Court. Always busy. It all depends on trees! Skiing, piano, guitar. Collegebound. Cranberry Lake. A Wolverine forever. It’s all physics. Hard work brings success. Friend¬ ship runs deep. For¬ ever growing and learn¬ ing. I 9 05 60 Working on cars is what I like to do, yet coming to school is the least thing I like to do. Driving a fast car is my idea of fun. The biggest laugh I’ve ever got was the bomb scare, the future I Foresee is tinkering with all kinds of mechanical machines and parts. Yet I’ll experimint with anything. 9 07 61 Pat the rat! I really don’t give a $ % !! Oh well! Is Terri still following me? How much money have you been putting in your mouth? A big boys girl 1. Cathy who? That head of hair! Fleetwood Mac, J.T. forever Bad Company! Ever have Terri for a babysitter? Wild in gym! (Blitzo) Always seen in that brown rabbit. Success will be hers if the party never ends! «C_ 8 Janine L. Brouilard David Carl Bruce Patricia Taylor Peter Bigwood 9 8 61 Terri-Pick, What’s down D.C. Jeff Forever! Where ' s Pat? No I’m not trying to mother her. Vice-President 3+4. Queens court. Fleetwood Mac always! Pat and I against the world. I shall save my money for some¬ thing. Blitzo!!!!! Florida! Confusion! Skid Villa forever, never! Crazy Day! Good luck will be to every one, if people just try to care. 9 12 62 Al-bit, Twit, Schwitser. spark a what? Cruising in moms car latch? Success will be his if he can spark it. Teresa Marie Lorn bard ozzi Albert Richardson Laurie Ellen Dorr 9 21 61 Pete, Little big. Ever use a cat’s claw? Webster House for breakfast. Let’s get cow. Did ya ever unload an insulation truck? How many pumpkins will fit in the back of a Chrysler New Yorker? This road ... I know it is! Success will be his if he doesn’t roll off the roof. 8 24 62 Laurie- ho!Miss P? S.F.S. crew; always busy. What’s good about the broo- k?(or any place?) Blondes have more fun! C.O.’s + P.M.’s guardian Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, J.P. Breakfast Chef. Guy watcher, great right hook! Best dressed, least suspected. Mis- quamicut Memories, Want my gum? Montreal! Neil Young Forever! J. Geils, Fleetwood Mac, Wine + Molson + Gin Flask Fulls. Got the van, oh no! Live Love Learn and Laugh, alas Success . . . • Tamara Lisa Peters Ellen Timothea Moore 8 25 62 Tammy . . . Bob Soger — 1. Field Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4. Washburn St. Saturday Nigh Cruises! Hampton 79! May Day 11. Geils. Outlaws, Eagles, Fleetwood Mae, Dr. Hook, E er get dismissed?! Ann ' s partner is vrime!! Want a Drink? Follow us. Wright ' s On the wagon?! Steady?! Burtt ' s! Cops on the Com¬ mon?! Spencer?! McDonald ' s Motorcycles! The Ghost Mrs. Muellei, THE FINEST YEARS I EVER KNEW WERE ALL THE YEARS I HAD WITH YOU! 8 27 62 New Hampshire 78. Lori and the Z ' s. Mechanics? Forever in Blue Jeans. Green M M ' s Gin and O.J., TV Addiction, Gwen Carter, Where is everybody going? Reptiles? Beautiful People. ENGLAND or Bust. Doing time at Timbo’s Cat Stevens, and the art World. Milano Cookies!! I want to see uhats never been seen, I want to ■a ms. 9 3 62 Zeb Zook- I jy eeper Prom Memories. V ' ■ ' ) Good time; I think. What really happened in Newport. Junkyards hold strange surprises. Weekend escapes to Rhode Island with Greg and Pcrv. Moonstone and thee Cabaret are something to sing about. Putting some light on the class play. Between Quabbin and Cambridge St. Someone ' s going to get hurt. Casual Jog through Elm park with a Frisbee. W hy not? i 1 wart s gang, rr om memories with who? Paper Closet! Intermurals! M M fights. Jimmy. Slyvester. Variety Show! Ever fall flown in the gy rn?! A good friend to all! Mr. T ' s pal. Ever break a calculator? TICE? A Leroux Girl. Success will be hers if she can ride her moped to get there. Scot Peterson Elizabeth Ann Kelman Joanne Thesesa Comeau 9 3 62 Joanne . . . and Mark, Softball 1, 2, 3, tri-captain 4. Field Hockey Manager 3, 4. Saturday Nigh Cruises ' ! Washburn St! Wright ' s Farm: The Library?! Prom Queen” Surprise! Love is . . . Justine ' s partner in crime! Good Times in Maine?! Burtt ' s Parties! MacDonald ' s Dr. Hook . . . wh ere’s Mark? Auburn Arena . . . Oh No?! There he is. Class Trip!! Time is like a circus, always packing up and moving away!! Donna L. Boissel 9 5 62 D.B. never seen without Steve . . . Jr. Prom memories, Hampton Quabbin, Friendly’s, Roms, Anniversaries!!! 11:11:11 Turn the Page . . . one of the gang P.J. parties, M. J.?? skating. Tennis 2, 3, 4, Spaghetti, Arthur Treachers, Liz B. Forever . . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 Guidance Office Regular, two long weeks . . . Maine . . . J. R. P. sybil?? Locker Rit¬ ual, Christ mas . . . New Years, Future in Fashion Europe!! Success will surely be hers! 9 12 62 The Doc¬ tor, Spice, Fast Phil ... The Fonz’s Brother, Football 4 Tennis 3 NHS 3, 4 go turn off the lights, Phil!” Dr. Hook Dance at the Prom” Christmas Play what Christmas Play?? The MAD Fairlane That ALMOST Wasn ' t!! MC at the Variety Show Sargents aw look twins” Moose- heads in the parking lot, MY PUPPY!” Mork, how Long does this Last” Success will be his if he takes it slow and easy!!! 9 12 62 Steven. Man behind the scenes. Concerts, Cabins, Always with Lou. And then There ' s Pal. Molsons with Moe! Bakery Boy, ’57 Harley on the remake. Member of the Non-Smoker ' s Club! If you can ' t find a party — Make one! Just Sloshing Along! . . . They just don ' t understand. School Skipper??? Always there, but never seen. Philip E. Ryan Steven Standring Daniel Hebert 9 18 62 Da McDonald mam man ghtl 6th od let get ng on Good Tim the lass ow on re The ngt as on cafe s favorite worker. The road to success is a long one but he is des¬ tined to find his way. Emily A. Casello 9 16 62 Ed the crash Ernst! Mike will never forget the tree!! The little man in the gong show. Remember the cops at Quab- bin? Could have had a better time at the Prom. Iandoli ' s for so long? Ed, what car are you driving now?! Ever get high in a jeep accidently? Success will be his if he stays out of the hospital. j 9 21 62 Mic — Cheerleading 1, 2 Field Hockey 3, 4 (Goalie). The last game. DOOBIE BROS. Ever get lost in Boston!!? What do you do in the Beer Cooler ' ll Ever stop at a green light? Buzz off!! (Boston Bruins 14 ) Loves Accounting, HA! HA! Ride home from Hampton. Junior Prom Memo¬ ries. The gang. Most Likely to succeed if her father doesn ' t fire her . . . 9 22 62 Aunty Em; Leo’s sweet¬ heart. Cheerlead¬ ing 1, 3. Sharon better half. Always in the girls room! Go to class much?? Ever hit a house? NOT ME!! Let’s go slim and swim. Girls locker room!? OH MY GOD!! Bill’s parties. What happened there? What happens on back roads??? Who’s that !? He loves me! A real pool shark. D.C. Memo¬ ries. Pole 121. Monday and Friday nights always different. S.P. “Though our times have been rough . . .” Edward Ernst Michele Marie Leroux William Michael Anderson Brenda Jean Shedd 10 20 61 Pratsta — Lisa’s better half: Good times after the Prom ' s. One of the Plmouth Trio. Mopar forever. Great times at Salisbury Beach. Always seen driving his 66 Plymouth! Ever get a flat tire Mike ' How about passing 11 cars on Main St. Miehelob Man! Remember Shrewsbury Parties! Always seen at Brook- side Drive. Success will be his if he doesn ' t drive bv it. 9 23 62 Johnny, Holdy, Brace your¬ self, you’re about to hit a telephone pole . . . Not very FRIENDLY . . . It ' s the lawyer!! Moooo. Did ya eve r miss ”10 ? Luigi’s ex¬ employee Ever use a mini mac on a cord of wood ? Mad, Mad, Fuji . . . Kinch? What ' s a Kinch ? Success will be his if he finds a job. . . Michael V. Pratt John F. Holden 10 06 60 W ' here ever there ' s a song play¬ ing he will be there. Great times at the radio station, huh? The time he spends studying music is above the average per¬ son. A college of music is ahead for him. His possibilities for being a superstar, who knows? Voted best musician. Music is his life, and always w ill be. 10 17 61 Velma . . . Zelda. How’s Dobie?” ... A friend to everyone, quiet until you get to know her. The psychiatrist. What ' s your problem??!!” Strange magic. Best trombonist the L.H.S. Band ever had. J.V. Field Hockey memories . . . Ever call long distance for a partner in crime? Duke ' s sidekick. Giving Miss Morin a hard time in Phys. Ed. Was Lenny pic¬ tured with you at the prom? She’s bound to find the stairway to Heaven ... if she doesn ' t fall flat on her face David A. Moffat 9 30 62 Dave, Ski T rips to Westminister. One More HEISYBREW. Parties on the Ice? Mad Toyota. Who Cut These Four-Foot Lengths? Game Duke, 98.20. Sly Du Nord, No grey Days. Mt. Snow Ski Trips. Lumberjack at L.H.S.? D-Dog Days are Over! Success will be his if he doesn ' t sleep through it! 10 4 62 Remember all the parties in Shrews¬ bury? Remember your accident on Shrewsbury St.? Remember four wheeling in your Coronet? There’s Andy wishing he had his convertible cuda. 10 6 62 Ever get talked into leaving school? Sandi told you your father was xoming home! Let’s get lost in the Poke Mobile. Pri¬ vate parties down the cabins. Never saw you much Sophomore year. Skipping with Mike and Rich. Girls room regular. Success will be hers. 10 08 62 Mare; Little t i m ’ s Mom. Field hockey 1, 2. F.Y.J.M.! Basketball 1, Dr.D., Parties at Sargeants?! Tammy’s partner in crime! Ever break your thumb? Bowling? Gas station proposition? Tam says no! Hampton 79. join the I.B.T.C. with Emily!! Class trip”, FUGAHWEE?? Living like there’s no tomor¬ row means loving all you can today . . . Debra Menard Mary Lynn Leveillee Jeff Tebo Patrick M. Gallagher 10 10 62 Spaz . . . Perv . . . Hey, we’re bolt¬ ing!! Prom Memories . . . Scott the picnic table is on fire!!! Moonstone and the Caberat at 3 a.m.??? One more and we’re leaving. Did I have a good time??? Pizza is expensive?? Star Player of Elm Park frisbee, crosscountry, and high hurdle teams . . . 3rd rate mavigator-time to pull over . .. King Fugahwee!! Success will be his if he doesn’t get burnt first. A 10 13 62 Pat . . . Gal. Ever get a butch? Foot¬ ball 4, basketball 2, 3, co-captain 4, baseball 2, 3, 4. Who is it now? How ' s N.M. Tim’s partner in crime. Always at parties . . . With the girls. Climb Old Man in N.H. Florida bound. The mad guzzler. 210 pushups. Always leaving witn Frank but never getting caught. Brother Joe. Good times at the Drive-In????? Think she’ll ever call you??? 10 20 62 Duke, Dr. Duke Rock ’n’ Roll Doctor. Ever race a white Vette?? Parties on the ice. More Wine” Take the Lowell Connector?? Riots in Canada? MAD CAMARO OH ... NO GAS- SORRY!!!!!! Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, hole in ones suc¬ cess?? Who me? Could be. 11 1 60 Wild Bill, Wild man. Potato Picker, Last of the Burtt’s. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 4. Track. Mr. MacKay’s favorite. Host of mad parties. Patty’s mad man. College parties, BJC memories, always has something good to say. Most improved player on B-ball team. Mike’s partner in crime, partying with Dirt Bomb. Success will be his if he doesn’t have too many parties!!!!!! Michael W. Dufresne William Burtt Richard P. Lemieux Richard Patrick Wood Stephen H. Belanger Kelly-Marie Maher 10 23 62 Bo, Bogart! Parties down the courts! True Valley Boy! The Prom! Pink Floyd and Rolling Stones favorite!! Ever ride by Friend¬ ly’s? B.P. forever!! Who’s you use to hate?!! A good friend to all!! 1 need a car! Quabbin on Sunday’s!?! Girls!! Skinny dipping! Success will be there if he makes it to Cal . . . 11 2 61 Rich, Dick, Dexter!! A fine wasteland . . . Concert goer, par excellance,!! Cruising in the executive Le Sabre??? Ever leave a friend in Worcester?? Check the trunk Mrs. Wood. ' ?? Sophmore year football!! What’s that stuck on your facemask?? Chase s buddy . . . Constant party!! UMass in the fall. Oh no!! Success will be his; Somehow 11 2 61 Kelly, Kelina Ma. Drum Corp., Chicago, Fleetwood Ajapup. Mountain tops, ocean blues sky h i . . . Deb we’re forever friends.’’ Quabbin at 3:00 w T?? Always seen but never at SCHOOL! Ever scrape a car . . . How’s 2 . . . Who’s to say there’s a girls night out ' ?? NGJPM’’ CLAP¬ TON . . . first date with who? BOB, of course . . . 2 1 80 Apt. life . . . Where the happiness lies. . . MAY THE FULFILLMENT OF LIFE, LOVE AND LAUGHTER BE FOR US ALL 11 19 60 Pooch? Soon by Army Bound. The Lonesome Wan¬ derer. Always seen in the hall, with ANNO. Own’s the hydrant down by Friendly’s — Thanks to Mom’s car! Miss Tournas favorite student. . . Success will be his if he keeps all four wheels on the ground Susan A. Lineen 10 9 62 Rose — N.H.S. 3-4 Gee’s Dear Abby. Skating-Heatwave Hampton?? C’mon Nanc. Jr. Prom memories . . . RC’s at Nancy’s?’? ' ? Future Secretary. PARROT Curly hair . . . WOW what a cut — ??!! Mr. G.’s big thrill??!! who was Bob Part of the line?! Thank God for a car . . . Drive In?? Zayres reg. Bucket Bruins . . . Three Stoogers . . . Hangin oui ... ROCK x : ’s” Boof Aunty Rose. Success includes manv children. 11 12 62 Jul, Jules, Happy. Lories partner in crime. Demo¬ cratic ' ?? Very!! CLOUT! Weintrauh’s girl. Hitler punches. Perfume fights. Loves accounting. Whats that smell? Oh Bugs Ever get lost in Quincy Market? From shy to??? One of the seven dwarfs!. Room 38 regulars. Why do you always go to Ilanelis??? Ever go off the road just to wave? Success will be hers if she gets the dictation letter without pre- 10 29 62 Sue, Leicester High’s absentee pupil. When I’m in school, I can only be found in the little girls room. Now engaged to an ex Leicester High pupil (Remember Super¬ man?) On her way becoming a com¬ mercial Artist pro¬ fessionally and Mrs. Kent Socially. 11 17 62 Res, Clark, Chinamon . . . Rhode Island after the Prom Mr. Hipperts tennis student 1, 2, 3, 4. Mad crazy glued hood scoop. How fast can the runner go? Mrs. Baron ' s advice isn ' t always right Is it”. Part of the Flamemobile bread down crew. Sophomores, why sophomores? Who will be next? Mark Ressler Julie Ann Barrus Rosemary Hallen Melissa Anne Smith Angella Lee Mandella 11 18 62 Missy, Mad times on break . . . Memories . . . Remember the night on the bridge at Merrium Dist. Road? Pit Stops . .. Buzz . . . Heffer!!! Barb . . . Steve . . . Wanna build a fire?!? Sucess will be hers no matter what she does. God Bless You. 11 19 62 Angie, Any Ooh Baby; Leather Lover, H.W. Fan. Chinese food any-one? Ang, never seen but always heard. Ever fall off a flag pole? Yoko helped. Chugalug, always around the corner. Bisco ' s for breakfast. Junior Prom? Who’s Doggie? Wednesday five for a buck. Lynard Sknard, Harry Chapin, Styx. Florida Bound, Tea Parties. 11 21 62 Anne . . . «. 1) NHS; Field Hockey 1234. Washb urn St. McDonald’s. Hallow¬ een St. Patrick’s Day. SHEETS?! Cops at the Common, Geils, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles Dr. Hook — got a match?! Barnum Bailey Sat. night cruises, STEADY?! Wright’s. On tht wagon. Chinese Restaurants. What rock?! Fol low Us! The Ghost Mrs. Mueller. Burtt’s, Stick em up! From the mountains to the sun, life has only just begun. 12 04 61 Good times k down in Rhode Island jT • ■ • How ’bout the Cab¬ aret? Let’s go to Moon¬ stone!!! Prom memo¬ ries . . . Parties and hockey games don’t mix. Sue who? The quiet¬ est one of Scott and Jeff. Jump fences lately? One of the Elm Park Patrolers. Quabbin Days, everyday!! Success will be his if only he would talk a little more at the r ight times. lamson Timothy M. Fontaine James Bond Jennifer Leigh Hale dm Colleen Delaney 12 17 61 Uncle . . . Frank. Football star 1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-captain. All star team. Mad Nova. Which one likes you now ' ?? Good times in the W ' ■ Mts. with Gal and Johnny. Ha; recc. leaving without gler. Go ' , dumped by J.L. ha, ha, Lei¬ cester’s :)1 land- scoper Bikie — Yamaha 650. Flo¬ rida Bound ... Ever take off at the Spencer Fair, what happened? Tango!!!! for the most times ng caught. The stran- 11 26 62 Colleen . . . Who’s Dave? Mad party, huh? Lincoln St. and Grant Square, many a good time . . . better times to come. Colleen’s other half the deadly duo . . . California here we come V.W. — V. Dum¬ per-Side-Swipe many cars lately? Alias Crash. HAMPTON 79” P.M.B. If you love something, set it free. Saturday- night KEG parties. Success will be hers if she stays sober. 11 26 62 Reve- rand Moon, good times at the logs. Party!! good friend of Lou’s. Baseball 3, 4. Parties in Barre. The Jerk! Let’s go job hunting, no. I’ll do it tomorrow. Never buy a ford. Make noise much, make much sense. Who’s officer Martin? Hampton Beach Bound. Do you mind. Success will be his if he’s driving a vette. 11 27 62 Jenny. Jenny Leigh ... Field Hockey 2-4. J.V. B-Ball. Soft- ball 1-3 Stop those skerts! Wasburn St?! Keep it on th right.” The hockey bus?! Dr. Hook. Melissa. Shav¬ ing cream and Initiations?! 10-4 on the C.B-A.B” Frosh Again! The Hulk?! Jan remember Joey” Burtt’s. New Year’s ' 80! Hampton ”79”. Follow Us! L.M.G ... a time we never can or shall erase; as friends together watch their childhood fly.” Patricia Ann Mantelli 12 2 62 The newest Brazilian nut at L.H.S. Flagg ' s part time daughter. Friend¬ liness is her name; volleyball (star) is her game (with boys, sure!!) Olympic Foolery . . . Fine addition to tennis team. Wright ' s Chicken Farm — good time; crazy 8 ' s — NO!! NO!! I can ' t drink! Ever walk into the girls room and forget to say ’’all right You went to see the American Gigolo Class Trip to Wash¬ ington D.C. — losts of fun!! I came to you as a stranger; Now I leave you as a friend. • 12 3 62 i at me Rat, Hawk. Who ' s it this weekend Mad Bomber, Concerts, Loose Knees. Valley II girl, Mad valley parties. Girls night out — sure!! Friday night food arounds. Spoiled brat. Daddy’s little girl!! Who’s better half ? L. D. and C. O.’s part¬ ner in GRIME. Ny rS. C-7 California Dreams, Dream to be free, SJ A f° r tomorrow, love s YWi yesterday live for J —I today . . . 12 16 62 Mo . . . Liz ' s partner is crime. National Honor Society, 3, 4. Where’s the tur¬ tle Dopey, One of the 7 dwarfs gang. Always there when you need her. A friend to all. Where ' s Donny Paper closet Ever fall down the stairs Imaginary cat .. . Intramurals! Big Boy’s friday night!! J.W. College Bound. MOMO!! Success will be hers if she makes it through college. 12 6 62 Buzzard; Buzzard Breath. ’’What do you longer a mean, no druggie Pooch Mr. Bill. A Valley Man ... Da Vine; reincarnate. Missy . . . Wild times on break. Definetely not a jock. Success will be his if he doesn’t screw it up first. Here’s to ya . . . Maureen Ann Whitney Christopher Charles Reilley John Hennessy Janies M. Troy Justine Marie Ferraro 12 29 62 Jack, Jackie — Lori’s better half. Kinky Art Teacher” One of the Big Boy’s People. Tea for two! Dance Mara¬ thon FORGET IT! (-4 in Chemistry -2 in Physics — but at least you’re improving their Johnny) Ever use a ladies room and find it quite embar¬ rassing’ ? WOEM” Huh-I- know” Burn ' t pizza at Quincy Market. Success will be his if he gets his license. 12 29 62 Jim, Trou¬ ser, Puerto Rican Nationalist, Wild party man!! Remember the Eagles? Bill Burtt’s party? Fall off roofs much?? Mad track runner. Calc for 3. C.C. for 2, 3, 4. Class play. Murray . Track ’’ever come first?” Hiedi’s parties 1+2. Ed and Dexter ' s partner in crime. A runner forever!!! HYPER!! Always busy walks every¬ where. Success will be his if he will just admit he’s reached it! Holds the future in his palm. 12 25 61 Jus ... Softball 2, 4 Fleetwood Mac, Dr. Hook, Eagles . . . Remember Maine? Flyaway ticket,. Washburn St. Who this week?? Joanne ' s partner in crime!! Parties. Summer girl Hampton. Prom memories??’? Bob who?? Tennis lessons? What time is it?? Double dates, tries to ski?? Loves a good laugh . . . Close calls?!? Don ' t tell anyone. Gym classes. D.B. Sure to fine suc¬ cess in what ever she does. There are no rules of architecture for a castle in the clouds. 1 04 62 S. P. Spec. The mad ' bomber. Leo forever!! Saturday nights? What ' s so funny about back roads? Emily’s better half. J.P. memories. Ten¬ nis 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 3 Climb to the top. Bill’s party!! What happened there?! Wait . . . I have to . . . ?” A dedicated C.V.S. girl. Sr. DD W.D.C. Looking forward to GREAT times. What! A pearl for me?!! E. C. Looks like we ' ve made it. Sharon Marie Putnam Theodore Francis Friend 1 18 62 Ted, Fred, Mr. McGrath’s favorite. Basketball 1, 2, 4 Senior Class Play, Freshman Class President, Student council. Chuck Bar- rue of LHS! Hoop Star senior year. BUMBLE BEE BOY!! LHS ' s Best Cheerleader!! Will attend Worcester State in the fall. Success will be his if he doesn’t talk his way out of it!!! 1 19 62 Mo, always at parties, anything ever go wrong with that pic¬ kup, LHS Private Landscraper, Good Times with Old Betsy, Hampton beach. Summers in Spencer, Hallow¬ een night Drive-in Regular, J.P. Memories, Vegetable in Class play-Best actor!! S.F.S. Crew , Hood Forever!! Florida bound with Tim, Success will be his if he makes it to Holly¬ wood!!! John L. Moughan 1 18 62 Wink, Seems partying comes Natural ... Freshman yr.-WHERE, WHEN HOW ' ?? Riverside Ferris Wheel Faint! Biking to Rut- land-Backpacks full of . . .? Mighty Moron- Softball Joke!! Tucker, Eagles, Fleetwood Mac- Get ROWDIE!!!! Dylan -down em — How many?? Boston Packy -Bonnie you buy RIUN- ITE THE WAK WITH A SMACK!! Hertz-500 mis in 48 hrs? Mrs. Smith- Change for a five!! Suc¬ cess will be hers if she decides what she wants!! ttt 2 6 62 Deb . . . Lem . . . Always late. Where’s Kelly? Ride home from Hampton! Ever get Chubby Chasse MAD! Sus¬ pended! Detention? Always in 38, Out to lunch with CRAZY PAT, Cherry Brandy Night, sports cars, wicked! Kelly’s Party? . . . just give me the warm power of the sun” . . . Kah- lue with Daley Pooh who? . . . E.C. Joni, Kinks . . . Salters?!? . . . yesterdays a child came out to wonder” ... BULLFROGS!!! Eileen Anne Canty Debra Arlene Lemerise Nancy Yvette LeBoeuf Stephen Brian Socha Ann Marie Brennan Mary Veronica Flagg 2 9 62 Nanc, Struts, Always Singing. Room 38 regular. Future Secretary!? 7 Dwarf Gang, Sneezy. Your car ever break down on 56? Remember New Years Eve??? Vaguely . . . Dave ' s Sweetheart! Ever fall off your shoes and sprain your ankle? Camping memo¬ ries! Always A Friend; A shoulder to cry on. Variety Show? Warped Brownies . . . Pink Bunny. Success will be hers if she keeps smiling. 2 14 62 Soch . . . Never without Donna . . . Quab- bin, Hampton . . . Jr. Prom memories ... 11:11:11 Freindly’s, Rom ' s ... The Waterfall . . . Turn the page, Bruce Springsteen. Yes concerts . . . Toga, Toga, Toga . . . Summer of ' 79, Tab freak . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . NHS President, Ron¬ nies advertizer poison ivy? Mono? Always a friend . . . Valiant w tunes, movie stabs, car washes . . . Dick, Dave, Jim . . . Europe 2 11 62 Mar, F.H. 1 - 4, co-capt. 4, tennis 2 - 3. Math wiz. Got a skeeta?? Good times in the pinto!! Halloween, Sto Patricks at Annes, Washburn St., Bond St. What did you leave in the car after J. Giels?? N.W. + skiing . . . Little Miss Neat . . . Bob’s Better Half . . . S.F.S. Friendlies’ regular. Bowling and Big Boy’s!! Me too you!! Enjoy beautiful things wherever you see them, and let their memory remain in your heart. 2 17 62 Anny B. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Part of the line!! Rustlers. Who is it this weekend ' ?? Skating? Jr. Prom memo¬ ries. Got (your) car tonight??? One of the helpers at Nancy’s party?! Go to the clinic? Class trip. 10 - 4 on the C.B. — J.H.?!? Quiet laugh. Watching the planes?!? Will smile her way to success. Jay S. Giggey James Thibeault Phylis Ann Whitney 2 21 56 Phil. Philly, Pee Wee .. . Linda and Karen ' s partner in crime. Always in the office . . . Gary ' s better half-sometimes! Friday ' s in the cafe!!! The oldest one of the crowd . . . and next to the smallest. She taught her friends an education (WOW). Forever twirling her hair ... Monopoly freak ... on F riday nights. Feet pajames — Gary’s favorite!! Success is hers, if she doesn ' t get stepped on. 2 19 62 Known to want one thing in life? Football with 40 — base; basketball and baseball. Mr. Chasse’s best friend. Likes skiing, snowmobil- ing and fast women!! Whatever he decides to try, he’ll accomplish it. 2 19 62 Mario ... Alias Flash and the green bomb. Officer Ryan’s favorite customer, Welby’s partner in crime. Mad parties at the logs. Good times at Quabbin and who knows what at J. Giels . . . Ever cruise to Hampton in an unregistred GTO, then have a state cop pull you over and take an ungodly amount of beer?? Rarely seen without Colleen A. But Jimmy!!” Success will be his if he doesn ' t out run it!! 2 20 62 The MOUTH . . . Fancy Nancy . . . Goofy, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1. Cheer¬ leading 4. Leroux’s Market Employee. What really goes on in the beer-cooler? He ' s so cute!” Meet only nice guys lately? Nancy ' s not boy crazy (HA)!! Prom Memo¬ ries. Senior Class Play. Nights at Friend¬ ly’s. Ever have a crush on Superman? Where ' s Quabbin? NATURAL HIGH! Fickle as hell! Success will be hers if she stops talking. 2 23 62 Polack!! Norms Sidekick; Booster Club forever ' ? Cheap Trick; Huke Lau? Don + Shari??? The Castle, $300? Black Chevy!! Halloween Party; Taxi!! Football Programs in 38; Where’s Maureen, paper closet?? Canon; courts; Mr. Giddings best!! Pat, Linda?? Year¬ book 2, 3, 4!!! Drive-in memories; Photogra¬ phy FOREVER!!! If success is there, he is sure to photograph it 2 23 62 Hob, Blue dents, dent easy, partys at the cabin. Running on the Suzuki!!? Success will be his if he’s in a bug!. . . Robert Witt Don Steven Markowski 2 24 62 Big Bear? CJ 2 26 62 Rob Serobin Good Times at Leices¬ ter High”. Bonnie’s partner in crime Any’s sidekick. Ever get drunk in school? Sleeping out in a cemetary. Good times in Bos¬ ton .. . Florida Bound. One of the brook gang another R.P.P. Always seen with Bob. Soph- more class trip. Quabbin, Aerosmith, Outlaws and Allman Brs. Party . . . Good Luck in the future. The Mopar m a n Known well through¬ out the school for his great attendance. Loves the outdoors, hunting, fishing, and trapping. Someday he’ll get that new four wheel drive. Success will be his if life is as easy as catching a trout. Barry G. Rutana Robin Ann Jenkins Matthew Shute 2 26 62 Shutie, Muff? Been known to drive a flame mobile. Mb ' h-Man, Frannie ' s favorite student! Football 2; Ski Trips . . . Muffins just aren ' t for breakfast anymore, errrrr!?! Ever get stopped? Donuts in Lei¬ cester Center — Deli bound, Luigi’s Man?, Breakfast at my house, Hampton Beech 2-year table — Success will certainly be his if he serves all of his DETENTIONS!!! Karen Marie Lucier Edward Vaughne Cooper Jr. 3 2 62 Ed, Coop. Remember the Eagles, Outlaws, Sunfest, Feel O.K.? Just load me in the truck boys! No, really Ma! . . . Fairs! J.J. in Kentucky. Yeah, O.K. Chase, who CARES? Mad trucker. Prom memories. Yawn. Sue who? How’s Liz? . . . ! I think I’ll buy my babe a ruby. When’s the wedding? Success will be his as a future. . . 3 9 62 Johnny, Bagels, Track, Football 2, 3, 4, Mad center always at the parties if he can find a ride. Honds, Frank + Gals part¬ ner in crime. Good time New Years. Caus¬ ing trouble and getting run over at Drive- ins. Ever hide in a tree for 3 hrs. K of C regular. Ever crash in Tim’s Nova? Success will be his when he gets around to it. 3 16 62 Kay- Loves Jeff, Field Hockey 1 - 4 Ten¬ nis 2 - 4 Washburn St. Sunfest 79 Prom Memories, Queen ' s Salute, Molsons. Hampton Beach CONFUSION! Indiana S.F.S. Kumbya. Miss Woebegone Talks in French III ’’Follow us” Kell, Jen, Mike, Ed, Tom, Good Times. MBO ' N, Mrs. Dun¬ lop What we are is God’s gift :o us, what we become is our gift to God. John P. Poblieglo Liz Bernatchez John Cofsky DO YOU REMEMBER Our 4 years at Leicester High will always be remembered and treasured by each of us. In these four years, we had the pleasure of having the students on this page in our class. They brought much happiness and excitement to L.H.S. In some way, each of these students touched us. We did not like to see them leave, but time must move on, and so do we. The Class of 1980 dedicates this page to the former students of our class, and would like to wish each and every one of them success and happiness in the years to come. Barbera Josephs Leonard Bloksberg Dean Dudley Tina Cocker Shari Gammell Katherine Yarber Kim Mikat Lori Sloan FUGAHWEE!! Groucho and Harpo Hard at Work?! THE DREADED BLUE DISEASE! Look Ma! No Hands Phil, I think we got caught! Greek God??? Toga? One, Two, Three PULL! 41 President Michelle Thibeault Vice President Eileen McCue Row 1, L-R: D. Audette, A. Cote, J. Brouillard, L. Brown, C. Arsenault. Row 2, L-R: D. Brown, C. Cronin, C. Bergin, T. Constantine, C. Carkin, S. Cunningham. Row 3, L-R: E. Aho, T. Berard, D. Daigle, M. Brideau, D. Ayotte. Row 4, L-R: M. Chickering, R. Barrus, P. Burlingame, G. Benoit, R. Achromowicz. Row 1, L-R: L. Goodrow, T. Destratis, M. Gampright, K. Ellstrom, K. Davenport. Row 2, L-R: A Fortin, S. Granger, R. Halpurn, L. Germain, J. Dickenson. Row 3, L-R: D. Flink, S. Floria, J. Foy, P Foy. Row 4, L-R: D. Daigle, F. Davis, D. Griffin, G. Facteau. JOHNN Secretary Johnna Dickenson Treasurer Debbie Hu Row 1, L-R: N. McKeon, S. Hebert, E. McCue, C. Morse, D. MacFarland, W. Jenkins, J. Larson. Row 1 2, L-R: F. Lumb, S. Holmes, K. LaBombard, C. LeClair, P. Hoogasian, S. Mayo. Row 3, L-R: K. Lamarche. M. Lilley, J. Hebert, D. Hull, B. Lemeiux. Row 4, L-R: T. Keddy, W. McGrail, M. Kenne- way, G. Hurley, R. Holmes. Row 1, L-R: L. VanHook, B. Sullivan, L. Wright, S. Smith, W. Snow, R. Thi- beault. Row 2, L-R: B. Wood, M. Willey, D. Wright, E. Williams, J. Wood. Row 3, L-R: K. Wall, D. Seaver, L. Zuidema, L. Russell, J. Dupuis, M. Tsikas. Row 4, L-R: T. Saunders, R. Stafinski, S. Wilson, G. True, B. Trainque. I Row 1, L-R: M. Petty, A. Gregory, T. Picard, D. Paradise, M. O’Malley, B. Porier. Row 2, L-R: C. O ' Leary, D. Menard, L. Nuttall, B. Peloquin, S. Parent. Row 3, L-R: R. Pengilly, P. Ramm, J. Orsi, T. Pratt, S. Mercer, D. Peltier. Row 1: B. Degre, T. Conley, K. Curtis, D. Daigel, M. Casello, K. Anderson, M. Cleary, D. Allen. Row 2: C. Belanger, L. Coupe, D. Allen, L. Carey, C. Anderson, T. Cameron, B. Bernier. Row 3: D. Dixon, M. Constantine, S. Devine, J. Cunningham, P. Copeland, R. Berard. Row 4: K. Dirsa, J. Argentati, C. Danek, D. Barlar, G.. DeStratis. Vice President Sharon Tolman Treasurer Cindy Flagg Row 1: C. Flagg, D. Doray, C. Gilbert, D. Frascolla, D. Dygert, L. Goodhile. Row 2: C. Gregory, D. Hammerbeck, R. Gervais, G. Ferraro, D. Socha, L. Henderson. Row 3: P. Hallihan, T. Griffiths, S. Dumoushel, L. Haynes, M. Hennassy. Row 4: M. Finan, M. Ensign, D. Doray, R. Hammerbeck, D. Fontaine. President Irene Vancellette Secretary Kelly MrMenemy Row 1: C. 0 Day. L. Nichols, K. Pike, D. Ranke, D. Menzigian. Row 2: M. Mellett, K. Mercier, S. Pierce, T. Patricks. Row 3: J. Paige, B. Nuttal, E. Put¬ nam, K. Rollins. Row 1: M. Shedd, M. Trainque, L. Wetherbee, B. Stewart, K. Swift, J. Troy. Row 2: T. Wood, L. Shedd, K. Sundstrom, J. Snay, J. Thompson, R. Zacharievicz. Row 3: E. Voigt, D. Stewart, D. Smith, R. Taylor, A. Van- Hook. Row 1: F. LaFlash, K. McManemy, T. McCarthy, D. Liberty, S. Holmes, D. LaBlanc. Row 2: R. Kathman, L. Larson, S. Kilmonis, C. Leonard, P. a McGauly, P. Mazzone. Row 3: M. Lombardozzi, J. Kenneway, D. Holmes, K. Kane, S. Martiros. 1st Row, L-R: T. Allen, A. Bergstrom, L. Carkin, S. Ayotte, L. Camarda, R. Daily, J. Caforio, D. Coile. 2nd Row, L-R: D. Cote, L. Bowen, M. Angell, E. Bergeron, C. Casello, G. Brigham, R. Daige. 3rd Row, L-R: A. Barrus, S. Chickering, P. Bush, D. Bergin, E. Cote, J. Carkin. 4th Row, L-R: T. Barlar, T. Cogswell, C. Clemmey President — Sue Ayotte Treasurer — Karen Lavigne Secretary — Debbie Johnson 1st Row, L-R: F. Davenport, J. Day, S. Gustafson, T. Dawe, D. Gumpright, B. Giggey. 2nd Row, L-R: C. Delaney, C. Ewing-Chow, E. Danek, S. Foley, L. Facteau, W. Fulginiti. 3rd Row, L-R: M. Gould, S. Gardner, P. Dandro, C. Dykas, K. Gallagher, K. Furbeck. 4th Row, L-R: L. Faron, G. Estey, R. Davis. Vice-President — Dawn LeBlanc 1st Row, L-R: P. LaCosta, K. Lavigne, D. LeBlanc, R. Johnson, D. Johnson, S. Jackson, P. LeClair. 2nd Row, L-R: D. Hare, J. Kokernak, L. LeClair, D. Law, D. Lamprey, G. Hare. 3rd Row, L-R: M. Hallihan, W. LaFlash, B. Kobell, H. Halpern, M. Hebert, D. Lemieux. Look, M a, no cavities!” 1st Row, L-R: A. Wood, D. Wright, L. Thomas, P. Scully, C. Rowden, T. Ryan. 2nd Row, L-R: P. Skagerlind, C. Sylvester, B. Thorin, L. Standring, D. Stewart, K. Wig¬ gins, S. Peters. 3rd Rows L-R: J. Thibeault, R. Wood, B. White, M. Tasjian, K. Snow, R. Pocis. 4th Row, L-R: J. Pike, K. Sullivan, D. Sprague, R. Sanko, S. Ramm, J. Reidy. 1st Row, L-R: D. McClure, K. Lindsey, M. Lockwood, B. Lindsey, D. O ' Neill, M. Lock- wood. 2nd Row, L-R: D. Moughan, P. McKay, A. MacFarland, R. Morris, J. McShera, J. McCarthy. 3rd Row, L-R: B. Pepin, A. Moore, M. Nelson, J. McMenemy, G. Levoillee, J. Martin. ' Rah, Rah, Rah m Huyah! What Concentration! I like . . . That One! Now — Everyone! HOWDY! Three’s Company What a Ham! Isn’t he cute! Give me a break! Bored Stiff! Mutt Jeff What? Phil Ryan Mary Flagg Joanne Comeau Ann Brennan Teddy Friend Greg Perra Donna Boissel Gigi Broulard Steve Socha Nancy LeBouf Karen Lucier Tom Peletier Kathy Yarber Ellen Moore Ed Rossell Linda Tatro Emily Casello Deb Lemerise Sharon Putnam We are Family + + Karen Allard Justine Ferraro Jenny Hale Patty Taylor Terri Lombardozzi Wendy Champoux Laurie Dorr Kelly Maher Andy Chaffee David Carlson Lynn Gordon Heidi Bush John Hennesy Liz Kelman Angella Mandella Terry Gadbois Nancy Bergin Mike Dufresne Don Markowski Where is everyone??? DANCE MARATHON Free Bird?? Again??? This Little Piggie . . . Check this out. What a Hunk??? Fm King Disco ’ 51 . ir 4 am LEICESTER Him JUTOR PROM MA Y 16 , 1979 m c • f JPSESk, -to A HOLDER HILLS COUNTRY CL.U8 LO N d ulil ; - jL ™ V IHEK ■■! - r 3§ •; . , “22 53 Of ■ ■■P JH |y l k ' 4 ; _ k � ■ IK. V ' ' fWte . Y ■ | | 1 £■ 1 • 1 f 1 v y upti ■S _ WVJ HP 3utm iit;m � ig? - • „.4| mr- ; %rl ■’. 5 v .■BjHti ' 3£H� Kyi 4 g P W m IrfIHMr% iBsf i ( t yy i t m f lj VJH i l t j J U ' P u- .■ ' ' ft, ; 4 |§ 5 «f-.,ik mh %V ' •«; %j £ ft . B 1 V JKf } |B$ V a ■. jgk MUSK; . L-R: Nancy Barrus, Karen Lucier, Kelly McKay, Lynn Gordon, Jenny Hale, Nancy Mayo. 2nd L- R: Donna Boissel, Nancy Bergin, Laurie Torte, Heidi Bush, Ellen Moore, Eileen Cant. 3rd L-R: Jim Troy, Ted Friend, Scott Mercer, Dave Peltier, Ed Cooper, Ray Allen, Steve Socha, Jason Del¬ aney, John Moughan, Debbie Lemerise. 4 ME KICV -sf l U£, r - ■Sc AVPH4 B7TA wo use 63 □ o The Group” GIRL’S Captain J. Dickenson, Coach S. Germain Always Late, I wonder Why?” Kneeling: D. Priestley. First Row: J. Dickenson, D. Frascolla, K. Lindsay. Second Row: P. Mcgauley, K. Kane, K. Rowden, Coach S. Germain. O Cr) The Jim Troy Fan Club ”Wi inner ' Girl Watchers Club First Row, L-R: J. Troy, T. Moughan, C. Danek, K. Wall (co-capt.), J. Troy (co-capt.), J. McShera, E. Danek, D. LeBlanc. Second Row, L-R: (manager) D. Peltier, D. Cote, R. Wood, M. Nelson, D. Holmes, J. Pike, T. Barlar, (Coach) Normand Laplante. First Row: J. Copeland, P. Ryan, J. Delaney, J. Pobeiglo, T. Fontaine (Tri-capt.), M. Hasset (Tri-capt.), B. Hyland (Tri-capt.), A. Chaffee, B. Burtt, J. Giggey, P. Gallaher. Second Row: Coach Lindsay, Manager Allen, D. Bergin, T. Keddy, J. Thompson, D. Seaver, J. Kenneway, T. Saunders, M. Kenneway, R. Hammerbeck, Coach Hair. Third Row: P. McKay, D. O’Day, J. Carkin, F. Laflash, A. VanHook, P. Hallihan, J. Riedy. Fourth Row: B. Pepin, C. Delaney, A. Moore, J. Cleary, E. Cote, F. Davenport, M. Dorr, G. Leviellee, P. Bush. Bob Hyland Tim Fontaine Mike Hassett John Pobieglo ndv Chaffee Bill Burn Pat Gallagher Phil Ryan Jim Copeland Jayson Delaney Jay Giggey Steve Hair 1st Row: I. Vancellette, C. Orsi, C. Flagg, M. Flagg (Co-Capt.), K. McKay (Co-Capt.), L. Torte, T. Peters, L. Dorr. 2nd Row: L. Brown, M. Trainque, K. Lucier, M. Leroux, L. Gordon, A. Williamson, J. Hale, Coach Miss J. Morin. FIELD HOCKEY 1st Row: L. LeClair, S. Peters, D. LeBlanc, (Co-Captain) D. MrFarland, (Co-Captain) L. Wetherbee, B. Nuttall, W. Fugenetti. C. Cassello, K. MeMenemy, K. Gallagher, C. Dykas, D. O ' Neil, L. Carkin.K. Gallagher, G. Brigham, L. Standring, Coach Lisa Irish. vrjgi Manager: Patty Foy Co-Captains: B. Poirer, L. Germain L —R: T. Picard, W. Champoux, S. Holmes, L. Zuidema, L. Germain. Center: P. Foy, C. Holmes. L-R: B. Poirer, D. Menzigian, B. Sullivan, L. Aho, L. Adams Coach: Ms. Tournas Seniors: L. Adams; W. Champoux WINTER CHEERLEADING Missing when picture taken Sharon Holems Captain, and coach D. Bonardi. 1st, L-R: D. Allen, M. Cassello, K. Laviegne, T. Allen. 2nd, L-R: N. Barrus, L. Laeson, D. Doray, K. Rand, M. Cleary. 1st Row, L-R: A. Brennan, K. Mekay, D. Priestley. 2nd Row: M. Lilly, J. Dickinson, L. Wetherbee, B. Nuttall. 3rd Row: K. Gal¬ lagher, C. Flagg, S. Ayotte, K. Gallagher. GIRLS’BASKETBALL 74 D. LeBlanc, (captain) L. Coupe, K. Rowden, L. Carkin. 2nd Row: C. Dykas, C. O ' Neil, C. Cassello, (manager) L. Facteau. 3rd Row: K. Fyr- beck, L. LeClair, G. Brigham, and Coach: Mr. Davis. . i V vH 4 I • That s the wav the ball bounces. Announcer, H. Connor Ballet?! And there off! Co-Capts.: Mike and Pat 1st Row : T. Friend, P. Gallagher, M. Hassett, b. Burtt. 2nd Row: Manager; M. Kennaway, D. Doray, T. Keddy, D. Ayotte, T. Griffiths. 3rd Row: Coach Chasse, J. Foy, K. Wall, P. Copeland, Coach Lindsay. “What goes up, must come down. It V Warmups. Do they help?’ In for two Here it is Friday night, and I ' m playing basketball. Look! Up in the sky! Defense at it’s best. 1st Row: J. Cleary. E. Danek, F. LaFlash. K. Curtis. B. Kobel. 2nd Row: S. Foley, P. McKay, J. Ried . J. McShera, B. LaFlash. 3rd Row: K. Sullivan, A. Moore, R. Sanko, Coach Lindsay. And the crowd goes wild!” Captain Fred LaFlash Guys, I lost my ten bucks.” ”Larr Bird? i ■ irivtt,I 4 4 Concentration 1st Row: L. LeClaire, K. Rowden, J. Kockernak, M. Lilley, K. Kane, D Ranke, W. Fuginiti, T. Picard. 2nd Row: Coach Mrs. Hippert, M Amaral, S. Putnam, L. Gordon, D. Priestley, K. Lucier, D. Boissel. 4m |K ' KW Coach Ms. Morin Tri-Captains Kelly McKay, Ann Brennan, Joanne Comeau. It takes three to bench press. Softball Team Members Row 1, L-R: Manager Linda Hendinson, Justine Ferraro, Joanne Comeau, Ann Brennan, Kelly McKay, Manager Sandy Martiro. Row 2, L- R: Laurie Wetherbee, Lynn Brown, Johnna Dickinson, Nancy McKeon, Cindy Flagg, Coach Ms. Morin. Row 3, L-R: Babette Nuttall, Michelle Trainque, Kim Gallagher, Ginny Maher, Brenda Stewart, Susan Ayotte. C R;i— —A.-V - 1 81 BASEBALL Row 1, L-R: P. Gallagher, J. Bond, J. Delaney, A. Chaffee, M. Hassett, J. Giggey, R. Hyland, G. Albro (Coach). Row 2: A. Vanhook, D. LeBlanc, T. Keddy, J. Orsi, D. Ayotte, W. McGrail, J. Larson, G. Hurley. i MM Paul Bush Row 1, L-R: P. Bush, S. Gardner, K. Curtis, J. Cunningham, B. Kobel, T. Conley, D. Coach Ron Bjorkland and Co-Capts. Mike Sprague. Row 2: R. Bjorkland (Coach), D. Smith, M. Dufresne, M. Shea, T. Barlor, Dufresne and Mike Shea. S. Mayo, J. Reidy. Mike Dufresne Mike Shea Jay Cunningham Steve Mayo Tom Conley Kevin Curtis John Reidy Brian Kobel Taze Barlar h O MARCHING BAND 3 Mass Confusion” GRADUATION Memorial Da Color Guard HOME-made Help! Panic Stricken M. Paul MacKay Director Dedicated Mike Nancy Heidi Steve Donna Steve Bill Kris Pat Deb Lynn Jimmy Ik W!. im a! I i I ill • ,jf p JmjK ' yyfo. | ' T A ' r—-r— - ' n | rh en i Sy TV 1 ) il M m lP k y a Panama I r John Nancy Sharon Ed Ted Joanne Jenny Andy Ann Rich Laurie David z Or“C“5 c c t— n H c 3 o 2 i i t i n s H n o z ■ si o H fl h c n m co Caroline and Jeff Kelly and Mike Greg and Gina Eileen and Tim Ed and Angella Kelly and Steve 90 Come on Ruth, we only have 3 days!! Close Competition! Fugahwee?! Good joke Miss Morin!! ’ Mac Davis? Where?” Incognito The Three Stooges Go to Washington ' I missed my flight. png CLASS DA Y JUNE 2,1980 FOREVER YOUNG May God bless and keep you always, may your wishes all come true, may you always do for others and let others do for you. May you build a ladder to the stars, and climb on every rung, and may you stay forever young. May you grow up to be righteous, may you grow up to be true. May you always know the truth and see the light surrounding you. May you always be courageous, stand upright, and be strong, and may you stay forever young. May your hands always be busy, may your feet always be swift, may you have a strong foundation, when the winds of changes shift. May your heart always be joyful, may your song always be sung, and may you stay forever young, and May you stay forever young . . . Jim Trov L nn Gordon Heidi Bush CLASS HISTOR Y Steve Soeha It was September 8. 1976, a day that will live in infamy, for that was when ue. today ' s seniors, made our less than inconspicuous entrance into the hal¬ lowed halls of Leicester High. Hesitantly our huddled masses were pushed off the buses and went about the task of finding out where our assigned homerooms were. We elected Ted Friend as President, Karen Lueier as Vice-President, Mike Shea as Treasurer, and last but not least Lynn Gordon for Secretary. Our advisor was Mr. B. As freshmen we encountered many novel problems. For instance restrooms were unmarked and there was the constant job of bringing up travs for the upperclassmen. We also became quite adept at making up excuses for being late. The old excuse I don t know my way around was quickly replaced by I forgot my schedule or I didn t know Earth science wasn ' t supposed to have three breaks. Ah. breaks! Those were the davs when break was held in the courtyard, when throwing choke cherries, catching a buzz, and getting caught on the roof retrieving frisbees were common place. This was also the first year we had to accumulate money for a treasury and start to pay dues. Our first money-making endeavor was a car wash. Despite the fact we were faced with near-freezing temperatures and occa¬ sional snow flurries, we escaped without frostbite and even made a few bucks. We followed this up with a bake sale, a fall clean-up, and yes, another carwash. In the autumn, our athletic teams had a fairly good season. Field Hockey had a respectable 5-6-1 record, the cross country team ran to an 8-6-1 sea¬ son. and our football team was dealt their first loss ever to David Prouty en route to a 2-7-1 performance. In the winter Leicester produced its most awe¬ some girls ' basketball team ever, their determination and tenacity enabled them to become District III Division 2 Champions. The boys ' team didn’t qui t ' match the girls but they still performed admirably . In the spring we had the addition of the tennis club, which preceded the tenni team. Our athletic squads took to the fields with new enthusiasm, the girls ' softball team advanced to the districts, the golf team lost the Southern Worcester County League title to Millbury by only one point, baseball had a winning season, and track a ty pica I one. e also had the addition of the Lei¬ cester High annual Wolverine Tennis Classic, which was won by Mr. Buck- lev of Memorial School. Unlike the tennis classic however, we returned for a second year. With our freshman year fixed in our memory, we proceeded to our Sopho¬ more vear with an air of indifference. In fact, this feeling was shared by all classes following a most beautiful summer, long-awaited throughout our term as freshmen. This feeling was soon left behind as the sophomore class with the added prestige of no longer being freshman quickly shifted into gear. Officers meetings in Room 14 consisted of Steve Soeha — President, Karen Lueier ice-President, Lvnn Gordon — Secretary, and Kellv McKay — Trea¬ surer. Class activ ities got off to a slow start as the officers attempted to organize a plaii of action. How can we make money? Let s sell iron-ons!!! M hat a mis¬ take. Even as we readv ourselves to leave L.H.S. we realize we will never be forgotten due to the fact that L.H.S. iron-ons are still on sab at the school store. And for that matter, they probably alway s will. Turning to a happier note, who could ever forget dissecting in biology, travelling through India in W orld Cultures, and the fact that this was our last vear of health class. We dreamed of Driver ' s Ed. Junior Proms, and rock concerts which all seemed so far away. The only hope we had to enjoy our sophomore vear was to make use of our limited authority over the incoming freshman. Fall sports started quickly and soon Turkey day was here. This monumen¬ tal dav followed an up and down season for all fall sports. Who could forget the cold November day at Community Field when the Panthers of David Prouty met the home team Wolverines, the result; a 16-0 shutout, a welcome revenge after last year s loss. The winter of the 19 1 (- 8 school year was filled with school activities. Who can forget Mr. Hippert, Mr. Albro and several others who reminisced on 50 ' s dav? A day of bobby socks, leather jackets, and slicked back DA s. The vear flew swiftly by as the holiday season made its approach. Our annual Christmas assembly was a smash hit or should we say smashed hit as Uncles Lush and Mush hiccupped their way into Christmas history in our class skit. Little did we know that we would soon have an unscheduled vacation. During the Winter Carnival Week it struck. The Blizzard of ' 78 dumped two to three foot of snow on the entire Northeast, schools were closed for the week beginning February 7, 19(8. Indeed this was a historical event that we shall always remember. Someday we can tell our children (or maybe our pupils) how horrible w inters were w hen we were kids. The girls ' basketball team refused to be overshadowed by such an event. Thev once again made it to the districts only to be defeated in their second game. The bovs basketball team continued its fearless play in a strong Southern Worcester County League. As winter was coming to a close we sophomores went on the money trail. A concert held in the L.H.S. gy mnasium featured East Coast Sound and their incredible sound system as they sounded out disco hits? Then came the advent of spring. And what does spring bring? Car washes of course. History was made as we combined a car wash and bake sale which took place at the Rochdale Fire Barn and the American Legion in Cherry Valley . Car wash earning records were shattered as we eclipsed the 300 dol¬ lar barrier and shot up near $350. Remember the water fights? Spring sports soon followed. Once again the L.H.S. girls made all the big news as the softball and newly formed tennis team to the Districts. Baseball, track and bovs tennis all had average seasons with several players from the track team and one student from the tennis team getting a shot at the Dis¬ tricts. In addition, the golf team had a tremendous year with only one league loss. As our sophomore vear came to a close we all became excited about the highlight of the vear; the Sophomore Class Trip. On the next to the last day of school we crammed into two school buses and headed for Chicopee State Park and Riverside Amusement Park. The dav began cold and cloudy, but a few miles down the Massachusetts Turnpike warm and sunnyskies greeted us. Our morning at Chicopee State Park was filled with swimming, frisbee tossing, hiking around the lake and doing whatever we felt we could get away with. Later on we headed to Aga- warm. the home of Riverside. We will never forget the long climb to reach the top of the ’ loop coaster. How many got sick that day? We have yet to acquire an accurate count. We now began our Junior year here at L.H.S. We were introduced to two new people who would prove to be very influential in the coming year: Mr?-. Dunlop, who took the role of our advisor and managed to get things off the ground smoothlv, and Mr. Roohette, who took the role of Chemistry Teacher and gave us a headache that lasted all year. The class officers were Karen Lueier, President. Terri Lombardozzi, Vice- President. Patti Tav lor. Secretary, and Kelly McKay, Treasurer. J he illustri¬ ous four quicklv busied themselves with plans for the social event of the season — the prom. The first order of business was to find a band. We did even better than that. We found three, and Billy Burtt gained a smashed windshield a- a result of the search. Vi ith the constant prodding of Mrs. Dunlop, the Prom Committee got all the tickets, favors, and programs ordered and the prom was set to go as ear! as November. Now all we had to do was raise money to pax for it. Our biggest money-making venture was the Dance Marathon held in Octo¬ ber. Approximate!) thirty students danced their hearts out for ten hours and raised a good amount of cash for the class. There was the traditional car wash in the fall, and then the variety show in April. Phil Ryan did his best impersonation of Bert Parks as emcee, but look what happened to Bert Parks. Vi ith their own rendition of “Got To Get You Into My Life.” the jazz band won first prize. The re w ' ere a few highlights in sports last year. also. The girls basketball team had their first undefeated season as they went 19-0 in the league, and the boys team qualified for the Clark Tournament. In football action. Mike Bassett threw the winning touchdown pass as the Wolverines defeated David Proutx by a 6-0 margin. The field hockey team had a promising 5-0 start but finished 6-9. The cross country team ended with a record of 6 wins and 8 losses. The spring sports were also successful for the most part. The softball team was the undefeated SIX CL champs for the second year in a row, the girls’ tennis team finished at 7-11. the boys tennis team had a rebuilding year, the track team won their share of meets, and the golf team led by the super tal¬ ents of Mike Dufresne and Mike Shea, had their usual successful season. To cap off the year in sports the first annual sports banquet was held. Mr. Nel¬ son was quite the host as he handed out jackets anil t-shirts while reading cue cards that sounded something like: Joe Sehmoe ' s greatest moment in sports was tripping over the bench as he caught a pass and breaking the ankle of a VI est Boy Iston cheerleader as he plowed her over.” Friday. May 18. was the day we d all been waiting for and spending a lot of money on. Our night at Holden Hills Country Club was well worth it. Let It Grow was our theme song, and the band we finally managed to hire was called Misleading. And they really did follow Mrs. Dunlop ' s instructions to show up dressed well and in coordinated outfits — they all wore matching Hawaiian shirts and sneakers. Joanne Comeau was crowned Prom Queen with Heidi Bush. Jenny Hale, Karen Lucier, Kris LeBoeuf, Mary Flagg and Terri Lombardozzi as her court. It really was a beautiful prom, and we all moved the good time to Ellen Moore s house when Holden Hills told us we had to go home. Very early the next morning we headed for Hampton Beach. Picture the most gor¬ geous. sunny, warm day that you can imagine. We had the exact opposite. But the fog. drizzle, and near-freezing temperatures did little to dampen our spirits that day. Well, those boring last weeks of school dragged by, and final exams over, we left school for another summer, with senior senioritv alias superiority to look forward to in September. Seniors at last, we entered the hallowed halls of Leicester High in Septem¬ ber of 1979. feeling slightly bigger and slightly wiser. At last we could walk till ' halls and enter the bathrooms looking straight ahead instead of over our shoulder in fear of eggs or perfume. V e were all flung into the excitement of being seniors and trying to decide if we would go to college next year. Many classes were avoided by hiding out in the guidance office looking through booklets and pamphlets. With our hard working officers, Karen Lucier. Terasa Lombardozzi, Jen¬ nifer Hale, and Kelly McKay, and our dedicated advisor, Mrs. Dunlop, plans for the class trip. senior dinner dance, and even graduation were under way soon. Fall sports though not outstanding in Wolverine history, were a real part of our senior class. The football team, tri-captained by Mike Hassett. Tim Fontain. and Bobby Hyland, worked hard and came up almost equal with wins to losses. We won t mention the Thanksgiving Day game but we know the s mior members as well as the rest of the team fought their hardest. Field Hookey with an eleven senior line up was led by co-captains Kelly McKay and Mary Flagg. Their record was uh . . . well they worked hard and had a lot of fun . . . Poor Jan!!! The Cross Country teams was . . . um . . . definitely in a building year! Jim Troy was our only senior and a co-captain. The team did manage an 8-8 record and Jim went to the districts at W achusett Regional High School. The fall passed quickly for us all. The dinner dance committee, headed by an ambitious Terry Lombardozzi, the class trip under many enthusiastic planners, and the class play casted by many stage frightened actors and actresses, were all everyday topics. In a slightly masochistic way to raise money , thirty some odd seniors vol¬ unteered their bodies for a ten hour dance marathon. Though those of you who participated are still recovering, your efforts were appreciated and highlx successful in raising monex for all of us. The next big event for money raising, besides our continual candx sales. was our Cla Play. Toga. Toga. Toga. With Steve Six ha as George and the rest of the Alpha Beta crew right behind him. we managed to have a lot of fun and raise a great deal of money. Manx thanks to Mi Tournas for her infinite patience!! The snowless winter was accented by the girls basketball victories. Kellx McKay. Debbie Priestley, and Ann Brennan brought their otherwise voung team to a first round district upset against undefeated Oakmont. Pat Gallagher and Mike Hassett the co-captains of the boys ' basketball, led their team in yet another building year. Keep on trucking Mr. Chasse. W ith the holiday behind us and the welcoming of our much awaited new year, our entire attention seemed to hi ' directed to the class trip. Meeting after meeting we discussed how, when, where, and how much our trip to Washington would include. We decided to be the first ( lass to fix. and finally did so on April 24th on the 9:00 flight. Though dancing, eating, and partying were our main interests. Mrs. Dun¬ lop insisted we get our money ' s worth by seeing as much as possible. Ugh!!! From Blai hies to Bo-Jangles, Close ups. Disco to Skx lines Lounge, our class trip was one unique experience after the next. After much recooperation we all plunged into our last push to finish up our ( lass work and get down to serious graduation! For main, senior slump in the third quarter left us with a little hard work in the fourth quarter. Our plans all firmed up for a fantastic dinner dance at the classy El Mor- rocco, trimmed with a 32 ounce mug and all the extra keepsakes possible, we anxiously awaited that memorable night. Graduation, well graduation will be memory in itself. Dreams come true and more dreams made. We end one part and begin et another part of our lives. Good Luck to All. By now you re probably just wishing we ' d all just sit down and this history would be done with. No such luck. Did you really think we d leave out the traditional Do you Remember? section? No wax! In fact, ours is longer than most, so take a deep breath, sit back, relax, and see if xou can remem¬ ber some of these things. Of course, the only way you ' ll remember is if you re a Senior, so if you re not a senior, sit back, relax and sleep if you want. Anyway. here goes: Do you Remember — Clean-up Day? Snowball Lectures? the Iranian Bombscare? Our many Librarians? The school store? W hen the age was 18? A larger Mr. B? The first day of school? John Dumais, John Kofski. Toni Dell Aquilla, Theresa Beyda, Barbara Josephs. Brad Pratt, Liz Bernatchez, Laurie Sloan. Kathy Yarber, Shari Gammell. Dean Dudley. Kim Michitt, Kelly Dawn, and Kelly Wells? Romance Patrol? Mrs. Rattrap? Vegetable? The Loop? Joey and Do you wanna dance? Yearbook Class? Ted Friend as a Bumblebee? Shaving cream fights? The Thanksgiving Day games we won? Close-up and the Alaskans? Parties in 610. 611.612...? Trash Bags? Fugahwee!!!!? Going From Blaekies Garden to Bojangles basement? Andre the Giant? Greg Perra ' s dream? W aiting to be accepted to college? Feeling young, yet feeling old? How easy it was for Seniors to skip in past years? Looks Like We Made It? Friendships Good Times? Senioritis? John Foster Dulles? And last but not least, do you remember that fateful day when Ed Cooper cried out in Class — Who Cares?!?” Weil, four years have come and gone much too quickly, but time keeps moving and so must we. So now we say goodbye. We ll alxvaxs remember Leicester High S chool, and we hope you ' ll remember us. 103 GRADUATION Superintendent — Dr. D. Rutter Salutatorian — H. Bush Class Orator — D. Priestley Valedictorian —S. Soeha fp il HF W An - ftp r r� ' v. I.R1 ■ 1 c F |pL A r • ♦ Jr uNL -vi -J V t s§ r ’rfHv . fcSr % 7 « A Ki lr J i GOLD Lincoln Plaza Sewing Center Buckley’s Auto Body Heat Wave Hank’s Marine R. B. Sahagen Worcester Tool Stamping Ronnie’s Dairy Bar Inc. Guaranty Bank Trust B W Construction Co. Leicester Exxon Mark’s Pool Supplies Leicester Die Tool Inc. D. W. Gordon Assoc. Inc. Raeburn L. Ring (Painting) A. M. Williamson Son, Inc. Leroux’s Market Notre Dame Chapel Mausoleum Cub Scout Pack 124 STAR The John A. Hennesy’s Gail’s Beauty Shop Leicester Mothers’ Club George E. McKenna Insurance Agency Rosenlund Travel Service Inc. The Hurdy Gurdy Man The Leicester Savings Bank City Pattern Works Eagle Trans. Co. Inc. Alpine Lounge Mills Radiators Roland F. Smith Jr. Electrical Contractor D. E. Blanchette Co. Inc. Greenwood Sales Service Rabidou’s Service Station Parent Teacher Student Association Ragsdale Chevrolet Central Precision Stamping Corp. Atlas Club Leveillee’s Exxon Stephen Natale Carpentry Remodeling R. J. Lachance Builders, Inc. Spaulding Texaco Eddy’s of Park Avenue Eddie’s Auto Truck Morton’s Department Store Leicester Pharmacy Inc. Woodland Remodeling Co. Irving B. Barrows Hardward Co. Starisers Drum Bugle Corps. General Machine Tool, Inc. SIL VER STAR 4 Colby’s Home Bakery Cherry Valley Auto Part Madelyn, Deb, Christine, Paul William J. Reynold’s Jr. Russell Manufacturing Co. Inc. Sneakerama Castle Restaurant Worcester Awning Spencer Flower Shoppe Anne Gordon Tina Seskevich Donna Gordon Green the Florist Phaneuf’s Inc. B B Power Equipment, Inc. Police Association of Leicester Leicester Citgo Station Mobile Fire Extinguisher Service Acme Auto Sales Sprague Oil Gas Co. Al’s Golden Chateau Hot Dog Annie’s Playtime Leasing Safety First Supply Mr. Mrs. Ivar J. Carlson Jr. Acme Plastics Machinery of Worcester T-Bird Pizza Skoal’s Lounge Mr. Mrs. Albert G. Comeau Christie Thompson, Inc. Worcester County Welding RED STAR Congratulations to the Class of 1980 The young people of today are the leaders of tomorrow. From THE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LEICESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE Acme Auto Sales 857 Main Street Leicester, MA 892-946 Acme Plastics Machinery of Wore. Mill Street Rochdale, MA 757-774 : Alpine Lounge 212 Main Street Leicester, MA 892-905:: Al’s Golden Chateau 1405 Main St. Worcester, MA 754-2712 A. M. Williamson Sons, Inc. 1137 Stafford St. Rochdale, MA 892-444 Atlas Club 8 Mill St. Southbridge, MA 764-896: ; B B Power Equipment 1801 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-910: B W Construction Co. 500 Whittemore St. Leicester, MA 892-81K Buckley’s Auto Body 22 Mill St. Rochdale, MA 892-8420 Castle Restaurant 1230 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9090 Central Precision Stamping Corp. Huntoon Memorial Highway Rochdale, MA 892-997 Cherry Valley Auto Parts 515 Main St. Cherry Valley, MA 892-913 Christie Thompson, Inc. 120 Main St. Spencer, MA 885-3971 City Pattern Works 233 River Street Rochdale, MA 892-4245 Colby’s Home Bakery 666 Pleasant St. Rochdale, MA 892-35H D. E. Blanchette Co., Inc. 80 Webster St. Worcester, MA 757-9604 D. W. Gordon Assoc. Inc. Carleton Rd. Rochdale, MA 892-3381 Eagle Trans. Co. Inc. Stafford St. Charlton, MA 892-3065 Eddie’s Auto Truck 81 South Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8282 Eddy’s of Park Avenue 645 Park Ave. Worcester, MA 755-2584 Gail’s Beauty Shop 384 West Boylston St. Worcester, MA 853-1077 General Machine Tool, Inc. Route 56 Leicester, MA 892-3417 George E. McKenna Insurance Agency 4 Pleasant St. Leicester, MA 892-8133 Green the Florist 5 Park St. Spencer, MA 885-2274 Greenwood Sales Service 200 South Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9441 Guaranty Bank Trust 1205 Main Street Leicester, MA 892-3226 Hank ' s Marine 111 Main St. Cherry Valley, MA 892-4788 Heat Wave Webster Square Worcester, MA 755-0709 Hot Dog Annie’s 250 Paxton St. Leicester, MA 892-9059 The Hurdy Gurdy Man 1379 Main St. Worcester, MA 756-2063 Irving B. Barrows Hardware Co. 15 Webster St. Worcester, MA 752-7191 Leicester Citgo Station 724 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9085 Leicester Die Tool, Inc. 1764 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-3893 Leicester Exxon 6 South Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9041 Leicester Pharmacy Inc. 1181 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8166 M NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE Leicester Savings Bank 1084 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9681 Leroux’s Market 1044 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8661 Leveillee’s Exxon 446 Lincoln St. Worcester, MA 852-0903 Lincoln Plaza Sewing Center Lincoln Plaza Worcester, MA 852-2381 Mark ' s Pool Supplies 1606 West Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9729 Mills Radiators 585 Park Avenue Worcester, MA 752-3966 Mobile Fire Extinguisher Service 42 Main St. Spencer, MA 885-4718 Morton’s Department Store 135 Main St. Spencer, MA 885-4876 Notre Dame Chapel Mausoleum 162 Webster St. Worcester, MA 757-0830 Phaneuf’s Inc. 152 Main St. Spencer, MA 885-3800 Playtime Leasing P.O. Box 313 Leicester, MA 892-8511 Police Association of Leicester 1078 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-3626 Rabidou’s Service Station 209 Stafford St. Worcester, MA 752-9700 Raeburn L. Ring (Painting) 1263 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-4183 Ragsdale Chevrolet Route 9 Spencer, MA 885-6311 R. B. Sahagen Pleasant St. Rochdale, MA 892-4711 R. J. Lachance Builders, Inc. 442 Marshall St. Leicester, MA 892-9242 Roland F. Smith Jr. Electrical Contractor 515 Henshaw St. Rochdale, MA 892-3865 Ronnie’s Dairy Bar Inc. Southbridge St. Auburn, MA Rosenlund Travel Service Inc. 332 Main St. Worcester, MA 791-2337 Russell Manufacturing Co. Inc. 1150 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8353 Safety First Supply 9 Water St. Leicester, MA 892-9144 Skoal’s Lounge 1655 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9020 Sneakerama 1082 Main St. Worcester, MA 799-7278 Spaulding Texaco 611 Southbridge St. Auburn, MA 832-4266 Spencer Flower Shoppe 24 Mechanic St. Spencer, MA 885-2355 Sprague Oil and Gas Co. 2 Grove St. Leicester, MA 892-8400 Starisers Drum Bugle Corps. 25 Woodland Rd. Cherry Valley, MA 892-8457 1 Stephen Natale Carpentry Remodeling 60 Delawanda Dr. Worcester, MA 757-8475 T-Bird Pizza 591 Park Ave Worcester, MA 753-3433 William J. Reynold’s, Jr. 586 Henshaw St. Rochdale, MA 892-3020 Woodland Remodeling Co. 47 Woodland Rd. Cherry Valley, MA 892-3422 Worcester Awning 456 Park Ave. Worcester, MA 755-8675 Worcester County Welding Sacks Drive Cherry Valley, MA 892-4884 Worcester Tool Stamping 10 Hankey St. Rochdale, MA 892-8194 Sharon and Emily Physical fitness is Basically Justine Fountain of Youth?!? Outta here!!!” Best Wishes to the Class or 1980 GorettVs 147 MAIN ST. CHERRY VALLEY 700 SOUTHBRIDGE ST. WORCESTER BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 1980 FROM FIREMATIC SPRINKLER DEVICES 900 Boston Turnpike Shrewsbury, MA 845-2121 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 From DORAY’S RESTAURANT The Family Place Route 9 — Spencer, MA 885-5956 Banquet Facilities for Private Parties All Organizational Functions Full Liquor Privileges Complete Dinners Long Live Leicester High Spirit and Community Pride NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Joanne Comeau, Treasurer, Hiedi Bush, Vice-Preside Maureen Whitney, Social Secretary. Second Row: Deborah Priest Secretary, Steven Socha, President. First Row: James Troy, Greg Perra, Nancy Leboeuf, Steven Socha, Deborah Priestley, Philip Ryan. Second Row: Elizabeth Kelman. Ann Williamson, Kelly McKay, Janice Wilson. Joanne Comeau, Paula Kilmonis, Man Flagg, Lori Adams. Third Row: Maria Amaral, Nancy Bergin. Rose Hallen, Hiedi Bush, Mike Dufresne, Lynn Gordon. David Carlson, Maureen Whitney . F irst Row. Susan Granger. Beth Sulliyan. Lisa Germain. Maureen Gumpright, Mary 0 Mallcy. Second Row: Brian Trainque, Julie Wood. Lisa Good row, Lynn Wright, Brian % ood. First Row: Katheline Kane. Tammy Wood, Kelly McMenemy, Laurie Wetherbee. S ' ond Row: Christine Leonard, Jeffery Snay, Karin Sundstrom. 122 STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row. L to R: k. Lamarche. D. Law. J. Kokernak. P. Bush. T. Mouphan. 2nd Row: D. Priestley. L. Dorr. J. Ferraro, H. Bush. J. Comeau. N. Berpin. (Advisor) Mr. Davis. 3rd Row: I). Frascola. L. Germain, K. Sundstrom, L. Whetherbee. J. Paipe. B. Sullivan. L. Goodrow . 123 o tu Co sfa. to Hi No Candy Bars left??? They say she’s quiet!! COTTONMOUTH??!! Part ORIENTAL!! And that’s the truth . . . I don’t need a haircut. What WOOOO!!! Too early in the morning? Ain ' t she sweet?! Me? Valedictorian?!! After Bud’s BUD!!! Maybe I shoulda said yes. 3 Terri’s favorite SHOT”!! That’s disgusting!! Coffee, Tea, or US!!! What the . . . Big Dreams for a Big-Wood!!! There’s no hope. Best Wishes Class of 1980 From JOSTEN’S VARIETY SHOW 1979 EMCEE 129 M. QUARRY. M. B. O ' NEIL. T. DUNLOP I OH NO!! LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT Paula Kilmoni: Maureen Whittles Deborah Priestly Stephan Soeha Anne Williamson Mary Flagg Greg Perra Janice Wilson SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD RECIPIENTS Jim Troy Tom Peltier David Peltier Heidi Bush Elizabeth Kelman Donna Boissel Lynn Gordon pr ■ tj It i. Kelly McKay Don Markowski Wendy Champoux Ann Brennan 130 SPOR TS A WARDS Mike Hassett M.V.P. Basketball M.V.P. Baseball District III A.D ' s Award Contributed Most to Athletics Kelly McKay M.V.P. Field Hockey M.V.P. Basketball M.V.P. Softball District III A.D. ' s Award Wolverine of the Year Deborah Priestley M.V.P. Cross Country M.V.P. Tennis Girl Student Athlete Jim Troy M.V.P. Cross Country Mark Ressler M.V.P. Tennis Ken Wall M.V.P. Track Bob Lindsey M.V.P. Bowling Tim Fontaine M.V.P. Football Joanne Comeau Contributed Most to Athletics s£ i l J Steve Soeha Student Athlete Mike Dufresne M.V.P. Golf I 1 IBHSTBt i S Wtfvews WStWHCffiS •mm?