Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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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

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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

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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