Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1981 volume:

53 4n? iUi Wi BfxV ifr A llil HI 1 !wl ' gmi l k j IBriv vf i Mrslrv fi 1 A, J • THE 1981 LEICESTER HIGH SCHOOL MAROON Congratulations to the Class of 1981 on a job well done. Although I have known you for a very short time, your dedication to excellence is noteworthy and a tribute to you and the faculty who has invested so much of their time, talent and wisdom in you. Most of you have made a most positive impact on Leicester High School. You have set the standard of excellence for succeeding classes. May your positive attitude, your respect for others, and your motivation to achieve, be your hallmark. Sincere best wishes to all of you for a lifetime of good health, success and much happiness. Sincerely, James E. O ' Donnell Principal ADMINISTRATION Shirley Barlar Principal — Dean Toepfer Kathy Soucie Superintendent — Dr. Donald Rutter Assistant Superintendent — John Comer Vice-Principal — Paige Rowden Marilyn Hyland Senior Class Officers Paul Burlingame President Bob Snow Vice President Tim Keddy Secretary Senior Class Ship Of State Afloat On Lake Leicester High Debbie Hull Treasurer Charles J. Arsenault 8 30 63 Psycho Chillin . . . Qu ' est-ce que c ' est? Anybody have a battery I could borrow? Fleetwood Mac, Bob Seger, J. Geils — Excellent concerts. Where ' s the Yale Bowl? Mad Suzuki Rider!! S.F.S.C. Crew. Hampton Beach! Most Brilliant? Ski club—Let ' s hit the slopes! College Bound. Success will be his if he can stay straight. David N. Audette 8 3 62 Remembers Drivers Ed . . . Did you ever drive into a curve . . . Junior Prom Ever fall asleep at the wheel and miss a telephone pole? getting caught with the booze in the trunk . . . Re¬ member the prom when getting sick over the raw beef. Success will be his if he lasts long enough. 6 10 63 Mike, “Incredible Balk , ZIR¬ CON. St. John ' s? Leicester?? Member of “the I hate B.L. fan club. Football 1, crew 1, track 1 . . . Wild parties at my house. Greg, where is my shirt! Catalina. Play cards lately Mike! Loves that cafe food. Getting plas¬ tered in Art. Mr. LaPlante ' s favorite student! Famous last words “Let ' s Eat!! Sucess ' will be his if it involves food! Michael P. Balkus 7 29 63 Dave, Dutchboy; Ever knock Chasse down? .. . Footoall 4, Baseball 2,3,4. B-Ball 1,2,3, co-capt 4. Big Boys, Millers and make-out lane, “Those Spencer Girls! Hampton 80 . HI¬ LO B-ball at the C.V. Courts, K.F.; Bumper Biter, 6th period study; Sun- fest . Beach Bum and Summer Fun .. . Great times with T.P. If you accept the sunshine and the warmth. Then you must also accept the thun¬ der and the lightning . . . David A. Ayotte Melissa M. Brideau 8 23 63 Drive-ins, clamcakes. tres! How close to Elton, Brideau-face? J ' tai ... sell it with a look! Town Beach? g ' numite. Leslie impression. Oh, wonderful. Luke, 464, rollers; ooh baby! P.N. X. Poke, Jimyea. THE LIST! SHOES! Davis; test tubes. Spoony dropper loves cement poles. Feels pink? Red lights. Saddler 1 can drive!? Headin ' rer Zoo . . . C.T., Dancing to fame. Joseph R. Brouillard 7 27 63 Joe . . . TATOO ... “Reggie.” Always seen with Kate. ”2 -wheelin ' at Rutland Prison Camps. Dreams of flvin ' , but . . . Bob Seger, Travelin ' Man. Loves mailboxes. Weekends were made for Michelobe . . . Bud . . . Molsons . . . etc. “Pin Where do you spend your weekends? On the couch!!! Will the real Mr. Silver please STAND UP! Service Bound?? Will al¬ ways remember Big Red. Ever try suein ' the city? Just put him in a truck and he is sure to find success. 12 12 63 Linneaus, Drive-ins- clamcakes, X-the Big O? Luke 462, something good always happens at a foot party! The Mono Red, Make it in Mass. Corner table. Fred, chased him for a year! Own Private Idaho, Shark, CA with Deb, Forever in sports. What were you spreading in the nails? “Dog taste good. Slim was my first. Visit the Big D. RED lights, FRACES, lefty. The LIST. Quick like a . . . Everybody knows that. Will breathe her way to fame. Linnea A. Brown 2 26 63 Weasle .. . Burly . . . Pres. Pel, what was her name? “Erin( ' s) Boy Down the deli. Sack alone at Redd ' s? not lately. S. F.S.C. — T.F.U. 2 months, too late, to soon? Do you ever sleep at home? Ski nights. Play pass- out? Flipped a ford. Animal Squad Driver. Survived turkey day ride! Vi — way cross country 5 breweries. Tennis balls, Joe? May you remember yes¬ terday; live for today; and hope for tomorrow. Paul Burlingame Christine Stephens 9 28 63 Chrissy . . . cape cod . . . smoked one too many .. . Booyeah!!! Acorn ... Fires in the ashtray?!? . .. Henrietta Misses you Henry! . . . San¬ dy Neck Beach . . . Guppy . . . Had- wen Park, Newton Hill, 10-10 . . . Who taught me everything I know? 18! .. . Got a Kick” out ofBeatlema- nia . . . Hockey; over there (where?!?) . . . Back to Marlboro Country. Mary Chickering 5 23 62 Mare”, Scary. Devoted to cash register at Valley Warehouse II. Party at the logs!! Many Quabbin days, In the dog house?? Where ' s Ronnie?! Ever bade into a parked car? @ ! Hampton on a Yamaha. Better late than never! Let the good times roll!! Success will be hers if she doesn ' t back into it!! 6 6 62 Tiger, Terance, Lil Shirk Love those guys, long talks, Lambrusco, concerts, Drive-Ins, Parties, the Beach, weekend adventures, Seger, Doobies, Fleetwood Mac. MAD CHEVY , Good times. Ever get lost? Well ya ' know!! Track 1,2, Vol¬ leyball Freak. Big Boys and Chinese Food. May your dreams be fulfilled. Success will be hers if she finds a cure for everlasting life and love. Theresa L. Destratis 3 14 63 Harley, Member of Rochdale Gang, Nuttsies partner in crime. Sum¬ mer of ' 78, where ' s Jacky? Sleep on many stairs? Bob Seger all the way! T ' cakes forever, big green Mopar. Mad times on Break. Anybody wanna buy a candy bar! Albro ' s buddy, ever got bustea?! Run from the cops?! Pumpkin stealer. Success will be hers if she can find it first. Sue Cunningham Johnna M. Dickinson 6 14 63 JD, Rosana, Johanna Jenny”. Nancy — Senior Class Play. Cross Country 1, co-capt. 2,3,4. Basketball 2,3, co-capt. 4. Softball 2,3, co-capt. 4. B-Ball camp! Counselor?? Ever get in- iured!? CLASS TRIP! Quanbin, Hampton 80 . Beach time budget. Kinky flicks! Green Weekend at SMU. Excuse! Fruit Punch? First time for ev¬ erything. Love that standard. Bound to find happiness in California. 3 11 63 Greg, Egg, Eggory, Ipso, Ex¬ post. Track 2,4. Football 4, (Wait), Mash, Mad Mustang, We kegg ' em Don? Cape Cod. Pee Wee B-Ball. Animal Squad, Am. Milt. 1. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Vice-President. S.A.C. 2,3,4. Keddy ' s Keggers Sut¬ ton, Girls B-Ball games. Ranchero, N.H., Volleyball. Gazette Santa, MC for mad rally ' s. Abbott, Aux. F.D. Cit- go station. How ' s Big Bill? Cheerlead¬ er 3. Success will be his if he can tap it. Gregory S. Facteau Karen A. Ellstrom 3 4 63 K . . . You lost your what in the lake? Camping 80 Ever dive in a mud hole? Cubans partner in crime. Ever mess up a night? The wrong keys! Dan who? Junior Prom, Evies Party, and Doritoes everywhere! Allmghters at Dan ' s camp? Dinky, I ' ll match ya! Kinky Flicks. Coke Machine? Loves horses. Success will be hers if she can ride her way through it. 11 3 63 Flinky — Mad Hornet. Weird times in the Locker Room. Miller time. Track 2,3,4. Football 2,4. Certified member L.H.S. animal squad. Ever comb your hair at a game or watch clouds during practice? Suck it up. You ' re a Senior Flink, you should wanna play.” Lisa Who?? 70. M.C. at Variety Show. Ever almost get kid¬ napped ?? Trapper John — Senior Class Play Douglas E. Flink Ann M. Fortin 10 21 63 Annie .. . Belle ... Fortinelli. President of M.B.s fan club, Summer of ' 80 cruisin ' in OUR yellow Vega. Love that Mass. Electric hair doo! A court at the Jr. Prom. Jeff ' s girl forever! 3rd place in the Variety Show — but is it really too late? Hello, I ' m Dorito would you like an Annie? Remember 143? S ' matter? Always laughing! Fun¬ ny, I don ' t feel like a Senior . . . Loves to sing and strum the guitar. Just listen to me and I ' ll play for you, once you have heard,jI ' ll be with you fore¬ ver ... John Foy 11 30 63 Phantom!!! Clarabelle!! Ev¬ erybody ' s partner in crime. V.B. Hampton for a week? Loves Keddy ' s Parties! Lets go to Biscos. Ever lock the brakes up?, nit the snow banks. Al¬ ways seen in the halls, B.S. A. Idolizes Coach Chasse HA HA!! B-Ball 1-2-3-4. Success will be his if he finds out what he wants to do. 11 26 62 Trish the Dish. True Valley Girl! Courts . . . Mom ' s car!?! Beacn Boys forever! Eagles, Heart, Little Riv¬ er Band, Cheap Trick, Dr. Hook and J. Giels!?! Drive-in and J.P. memories! Sleep out much? or should we say, sneakout much? What ' s happening in August of ' 81 . Success wufbe hers if she doesn ' t talk her way out of it. Patricia A. Foy 7 13 63 Where ' s Mike, where ' s Clayton? Ever go to Collab. Mr. Rocks favorite LEICESTER Student next to BO-BO. Ever have work study with a big fat . . . ? Only work to be done is lifting 12 oz. bottles. Ever do a donut on Main Street to show a Statey how it ' s done!!? Success will be his if he gets his license back. Mike Gardner Lisa J. Germain 3 29 63 Germ, “Angelic Ann. Bridget — Senior Class Play. Dennis ' Attach¬ ment. Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, co-capt. 2,3,4. Variety Show! Prom Queen! Quabbin and Hampton 80 . Ever get to Stonehill? Cemetery in the rain! Beach time budget. Ever get hit by a bird? Kinky Flicks! Hey, Sexy and Sex¬ less! Excuse me? 9 + 82. May all your dreams come true. 8 10 63 Sue, has a smile for everyone. If you think she ' s quiet, she ' s got you fooled too. NHS 3,4. Radar in class play. Jean ' s partner in crime. Summer of 80, no prob Ever go swimming in Waite ' s pond? Apricot What?? Re¬ member the Edgemere Drive-In . . . What Cops? I never get caught. Cape Coa, out until when? Doing Wnat? On whose roof!? Remember the rose bush. Success will be hers if he ' s built like a football player. Susan L. Granger Bob Garrity 3 7 63 Hilarious Clayton, The Green Bomb, always load-up. Remember Collab? ERR, fix my Van?! Not really, just drive and party in it. Ever have a quickie at the Redwood on Rt. 20? Don ' t forget Binda! Hog Pirates! Bad Scene! Mike ' s partner in school skip¬ ping. Ever shoot pool with Millers or Micnelobs. Sure to succeed if he doesn ' t get a flat. 8 24 63 Lis . . . Elsa May . . . Lisa Foose. Gods Nature Girl! Best pitch player in the state. Ever get straight A ' s? S.O.P. talks. Usually seen with Annie Fortini. Wanna see something massive? Backwards shirts and pants, but APPENDIX? 1. ORGANIZA¬ TION!!! Nursing! Mad Soccer games! Puts everything into a song. Pardon? Success will be hers when she wears that white uniform!!! Lisa Marie Goodrow 1 Rose Halpern 8 22 63 Quabbin 2,3 4. Ever sleep in the Castle ' s lot? School?, What ' s School? Mad farpait at the D.Q. Pas¬ senger seat in the G.T.O. will always be hers. Pepe la who? Cheryl ' s part¬ ner in crime. Colorado bound! Seger forever. One night road trips to Hampton. Westboro ' s best customer. Her stallion will carry her through the field ' s of competators and on to suc¬ cess! Maureen G. Gumpright 8 28 63 Bunky, Skunkly, Spunk, Binky . . . Basketball 1,2. Crosscoun¬ try co-capt 2,4. N.H.S. 3,4. Student Council 4. Fracture room 1,2,3,4. UMASS Med. ' s favorite patient. Ron¬ nie ' s . . . Hello? Wishes she was 35! Lynne ' s study buddy . . . Walk around the halls much?! Daddy ' s little girl. T ' s sidekick. Knows the boys room inside and out! Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. 12 17 63 Herbie, Bert. Sperry forever. Ernie and Bert. One of the Gang. Cabins regular. OH Goody! Love those brown eyes. Eagles, Jam 80 . Want to take a walk? Brenies forever. Toot-root in the mad mar. Wheeny. Segar. Good times up Wimpy ' s Weekend at Hampton, spick mobile? Styles. What ' s his name? Bye. 1 11 63 Jack-face. I have RUINED my hair! Drive-ins, clamcakes. Nights at Hot L. Luke, 463, rollers; ooh baby! does he have to? Oh, wonderful. X. FEET. Saddle? Red Lights. Town Beach? P.N. CRANKY! Poke, Paulyea. THE LIST! Mick ' s not a chair? No suh! yeps? Davis; test tubes. PURPLE! Headin ' fer ZOO . . . C.T. Acting to fame! Jacquelyn E. Hebert Sharon Hebert Cheryll G. Holmes 1 8 63 Chervil, Miss Flirtatious Run¬ ner-Up. Cneerleading 1,2,3, Ever mess up cheering at a basketball game — sopnomore year (with Dawn)?? Good times at Hampton. Lisa ' s part¬ ner in crime. Junior Prom Memories — Good or Bad?? Zayre ' s Fabric Girl. Department fight ' s with K! He ' s call¬ ing me this weekend. When ' s the next dog show? Success will be hers when she finds him!!! Paul Hoogasian 9 21 62 The Fonze — Hooper. Hard Worker, always on time — gives 110%. Annette s shadow. Sing us a song, Hooper! Has a table for two re¬ served for lunch everyday! King Kong and Mrs. on Halloween. Destined to find success. 6 30 63 Debbie . . . Class Officer 2,3,4. Rm. 38 Regular . . . BOB SEGER fore¬ ver!! Kansas, R.E.O. Speedwagon, Summerfest 80 Corridor Girl . . . JBC and JP Memories. Mad times at Quabbin . . . Summer of 80 . Drive- in flicks!! Sitting round the Shanty . . . The Wall!! Partv at the field!! What keys Officer?!?! Class Trip! SFSC Girl. As the years roll slowly past, we ' re still running against the wind. Deborah A. Hull 7 31 63 Steve, M 2 . Ron ' spartner in crime. Sutton? Ever break Gary ' s arm? Partying at the tracks. I can quit any¬ time I want to! Sliding at school. Ludwig 1. Freebird 79. Slim Whitman with Woody. One of Joan ' s little helpers. NO DOZ with S R. Caught at Uncle Tom ' s Hit much? Army bound. STYX, Queen, R.E.O. Speedwagon. Kinks. Success will be his if he can find a band. Steve Wilson William Keay 6 9 63 ' ' Bill” — Senior Year transfer from Danvers where he played foot¬ ball and indoor track . . . What ' s a tower? . . . Yearbook 6th ... I ain ' t playing for no ; ! losing team!! . . . T ' s class. Ever get kicked out of the library? . . . Leicester High ' s own Paparazzi. B.U. or Quinsig bound, maybe! . . . Plans to get into profes¬ sional photography. Timothy V. Keddy 6 29 63 Timbo, Jack Lambert”, Mad Camaro, Certified Member of L.H.S. Animal Squad. Football 1,2,3, co-capt. 4. Basketball 1,2,3,co-capt. 4. Baseball 1,2,3, co-capt. 4. Garfields friend. Wierd times in the locker room. Di¬ ane ' s better half. Pudge and Dinky, the cemetery in the ram! Have a keg party?? Ever stop a grinding wheel with your thumb?? Suck it up!” Suc¬ cess will be his if he can tackle it. 9 16 63 Beach. Football 2,3, co-capt. 4. Track 1,2,3. Wierd times in the locker room. Senior Class Play Certified member L.H.S. Animal Squad. Bas¬ ketball manager 2,3. Ever get wasted drinking Perrier? Come on in, I ' m ...r L.H.S. No. 1 Bodybuilder. Ever get sick during practice? Oh, the Pain! Beat on Hairbear lately? Nation¬ al Honor Society. Michael S. Kenneway 1 27 63 K.L.B. Good times in Journal¬ ism. Chervil ' s partner in crime. Good times at Hampton. Who ' s Mark??! Ever go to Rutland? Remember Len¬ ny??!! Junior Prom Memories. Mark ' s better half. Success will be hers if she keeps on smiling. Karen A. Labombard Lisa LaCroix 3 24 63 Lis, Lisa . . . One of the gang. Parties at the cabins!! Ever break a leg? Where ' s Beans?? Loves turquoise . . . Catching rays up the Common with Pat!! How often ao ya stall a standard? Let ' s get dismissed . . . Ever been grounded? Success will be hers if she can ever decide what she wants to do. Kathleen E. LaMarche 11 5 63 Kathy . . . Wishbone . . . Mar- larsh Frosh sports, gymnastics forever! Barn parties: Ever leave doing cartwheels? Kathy vs. Ect.? Ever get stuck in a tree? Falling up and down bleaches?? Sweet ana Innocent (???) Kinky Flicks. Variety Show. Ever get paranoid? What ' s so good about Wednesday ' s? Laugh alot! I ' m tired . . . The Kinks. Success will be hers if she can smile her way to it. 4 15 62 Karen, Kay, Blondie . . . and Steven!! Always buzzin ' in her Honey Bee!! Lisa ' s personal taxi . . . Reunite on ice, that ' s nice!!! Summer of 80 . (Sorry Eileen). One of the gang! Rm. 38 regular!! Never seen without a smile! Success will be hers if her fanta¬ sies come true ... Karen M. Larson N 3 5 63 Chris or Tina? Oh . . . Daddy ' s girl!! Hey, let ' s get dismissed! Who me? Home — sleeping. Procrastinat¬ ing again? Just dreamin ' and believin ' . Rainy days and Sunday ' s, huh? An Emotional Rescue? UNDECIDED! Another bottom locker!?! Connie ' s 1 sitter. The Rose. Algebra 2. Ten Pin Bowling. The little yellow Vega. Piz¬ za!! Success? Fwee!?! Got me some memories ... Christina L. LeClair Fay Y. Lumb 2 1 63 Fay — quiet, sensitive and talented. Loves Woodworking and Architecture. Machine Drawing to in¬ volved. Applied for courses at W.I-.T.I. ' s. (nope you get accepted). Phil ' s girl. Tuesday night ceramics. Are you made at me? Field trip reg¬ ular. Success is sure to be in her fu¬ ture. Good Luck!!! Michele M. Lilley 3 31 63 Mich . . . Lil .. . Maguilly . . . Basketball 1,2,3. Tennis 1,2,3,4. Freshman Romances. Remember All- man Brothers? Hampton Memories. Rick! or is it Rich? Maina. Who fell asleep? Kinky Flicks. L.G., did I ever thank-you? Ever get your finger stuck? Excuse Me? Slow down, bud¬ dy! Success will be hers with a little help from her friends. 1 12 62 Mac. Bugg, Ever stash in a cave at PURGATORY?! Ever win $150.00 at resorts in Atlantic City!? Cruising in made Chevelle! Blast ya speakers! Ha, Ha, Ha!! Spotxvork?! 2 yr. devotion to Collaborative, Auto I II. Roadside Attraction , Heey! Hey man that ' s fiberglass! It ain ' t that tin stuff!! Where ' s McMurhy ? Elmo?! Success will be his if his Chevelle keeps kickin ' . David MacLeod 6 26 62 TOOT . . . Bert and Ernie. Karin ' s partner in crime, Bert ' s side- kick. Chuck Who?!! No, Kay, I don ' t want to go for a midnight dip! Who is it? Tea parties with Patrick. Rm. 38. S.S.S.? One of the Gang. Sperry, Girls night out? Loves those Brinies! Cabin ' s regular. Should ' ve been a Val¬ ley Girl. Success will be hers if she can type SUCCESS! Diana MacFarlan Maureen McKeon 1 27 63 Mo, alias Moli Alexander. Ever move to California, just to kill a car? Beatles and Brandies forever. Rosey ' s sidekick, Candy ' s betterhalf. Where ' s that Whiskey? Valley Girl. Tea Party. Dot-to-Dot. Purple and Green. What¬ ever happened to Toot ' s long johns? Seven Seven. All-nighters at Hamp¬ ton! Success will be hers if she can find a buyer. 4 4 63 Sunshine, Sunny, Scotrick, Senior Class Play 3,4. Tennis 3,4. Football 4. Mac! Valient, Animal Squad? Good times at the college!! Volleyball Marathons make the best parties! Beatles are still 1!! Enjoyed the French life, especially the pubs!!! Does anyone want to buy a candy bar? Future actor, and don ' t call me Hen¬ ry!! Success will be his if he stays on tne road! Scott A. Mercer Karen L. Mar ley 7 5 63 Giggles, Midge, Little Devil, Wino. Sues partner in crime. Linda ' s buddy. Where ' s Puppy Eyes??? Space . . . Buns!! Rockin ' tne car at Hampton Beach!!! Feet just don ' t touch the g round ... Ever run over a priest? ver have to go to the bathroom when your the only girl hunting?! England . . . Pink Panthers and Paddington ' s!! Success will be hers if she doesn ' t trip and break any bones. 1 23 63 Nanc — Ace. Michelob Kid! Just rolling in? Begin with Patrick! Make up your mind!! YA! SEGER with Davey . . . Someday lady you ' ll accompany me. P.G. who? Wendy ' s partner in crime! Kicked outa Florida? Weekend party at Hampton . . . You can ' t sleep here! Spic mobile!? Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live TO¬ DAY. Success will be hers because it ' s meant to be. Nancy E. McKeon Candace M. Morse Pat Mercier 6 25 63 Pat, Patrick. Turquoise Kid. Indians. Bob Seger forever — Up with the sun, gone with the wind. I ' ve been a bad girl! Parties with Toot. Bin- Gin with Nancy. Ow-ooo And then there ' s Linda. Where ' s Lisa my beach buddy? Good times. Steven Who? M.G. Love those Blue Eyes! Success will be hers if there ' s a full moon. 12 5 63 Candy alias Swilpup alias Horse. Ice cream parlors in California. Mo ' s sidekick, Rosey ' s betterhalf. The elephant walk! Leaves us for Florida ana comes back the same! Shopping in Springfield. Mor sels! Hardly seen but always heard. Kendall ' s, Jonathan, She came in thru the bath¬ room window! Beatles and Brandies forever. Success will be hers if she stays in one place. 6 21 63 Nuttsey, Mad times at the park, Harleys partner in crime. Sum¬ mer 78 , where ' s Jacky? Valley Girl! Fall on your head out of Ron ' s truck? Bob Seger, How ' s the toilet? How ab¬ out the wall, Ever end up with a door in your hand? Mad times at break. Who ' s car? Success will be hers if she can get out of the house. 3 17 63 Karin . . . Nellie-from-the- Deli. Remember our sunny Style mornings? Did ya ever drink the wa¬ ter at Ding Ho? An afternoon with the Eagles. You got to give it to me. Hey guys, I got my glass!!! Oh Toot, come for a midnight dip. Joke anyone? Gum? One of :he Gang. My friends I ' ll always remember. YIP — YIP — YI — HA!!! Lisa M. Nuttall Karin Nelson Mary O ' Malley 8 19 63 Melba Toast. N.H.S. 3, Treas. 4. Mad Juggler. Hey Chuck . . . S.D.I. . . . MAYBE! Julie who? $70 Library Bill? Coke Freak. TRIBLES. Slim and Elton, Benny Hill, ooh baby! R. OH Ya, Pizza, KAWUWOO. Ever have a license and never drive? Loves PSYCH (sure). CRANKY. Sleeping to fame. Who wrote that on Mr. H ' s board? Don ' t forget your toothbrush! E1CH BENIGN. Lazy. Success will be hers if she stays awake long enough. Joseph R. Orsi 10 2 63 Joe” . . . Mad Nova. Hampton without a spare? Michelle who??? Drunk enough yet . . . Football 1,2,3. Randy Gradishar Weird times in the locker room!!? Grapefruit mist, never. Remem¬ ber Rossell ' s, bet you don ' t. Ever beat up a coach? No hitch hikers. Store 24 Armand Certified Member of L.H.S. Animal Squad. Want to beat on Hair Bear, Mike? Success will be his if he doesn ' t run out of gas. 8 25 63 Donald!! Ever eat pickles with seasoning salt? OH Boy!! Rob: — Rob who? Oh you mean Rob! Ever walk yourself straight or trip up stairs?! Not me! Mommy ' s gonna kill me? Mr. Chasse ' s sweetheart! Always seen with Liz. Oh Liz, by the wav, pinch any chubby faces lately?! What did you put in that coke?! Salter ' s in the fall. 5 uccess will be hers if Mr. Gid- ding ' s is behind her! 8 19 63 Brusier, Pelky, Rogie. Ever play volleyball 25 hours worth? Ever work up tne college? Junior volleyball tournament. Ever go to Boone ' s farm picking apples? Three wads. Yester¬ day Animal Squad? Stoughton, where ' s Stoughton? MASH — Frank Burns. Somebody stole my cat. B.S.A. Mister your chimney is on fire. Ever run out of gas? Play hockey at two in the morning? Success will be his if he doesn ' t let it get by him. No Way!!! Bruce R. Peloquin Donna R. Paradise Kimberly J. Tadgell 8 14 63 Kim. Spring Track 2,3,4.; Win¬ ter Track 3; Fall Cheering 4; Winter Cheering, co-capt., 4; Where ' s Fairhaven? Ever been to the Castle? Major Margaret Hotlips Houlihan. Reoound that what? What red chair? Friendly ' s after the game — egg nog ice cream? Ever get a birthday present from Illinois? F.H.S. — proms, plays, marching band. Triple; Why is your phone always busy Mary C. Pvtty 4 9 63 Mar-Wee mouth. A friend to all. How about bowling — early Saturday morn.? A Mill Hill regular. Long talks with Mrs. Baronoski . . . Cruising with Chris and Tracy — But where are they? Taking care of Chris ' fish. Hampton bound. Summerfest 80 — good times. Success will be hers in Nursing because . . . she cares! 11 7 63 Tiny, Pogo, Cheerleader for¬ ever. Quiet? Never! Always smiling and helping someone. Seen recently at quite a of parties. Who works at Jordan Marsh? Ribbons, Rainbows, and hearts. Ever sleep through an in¬ vasion? Ever get your foot caught at Tim ' s party after your birtnday celebration? But I didn ' t SEE the hole! Success will be hers at the end of the rainbow. Tina M. Picard 12 7 63 Betty-Ann, Bet, Buns? True Valley girl! Cheering 1,2,3,4, co-capt. 2,3,4. Remember those good old weekends? Kalua all the way! Good times down the court. Pontiac Lemanse? or is it a S. Box? I Need A Radio!! True gymnast. Rm. 38. Me and Bo? I don ' t know. Dr. Hook, Bob Seger, Yale Bowl, EAGLES FORE¬ VER!!!! Success will be hers with Mr. Giddings by her side. Elizabeth A. Poirier c x � {■mi ), V ff,. Linda L. Russell 9 8 63 Weirdo, where ' s Lou? York Beach with who? Nuts about frogs! Southern Comfort at Olsens? Parties on the Lake. Shots at Ed ' s house. Pat¬ rick ' s partner in crime. Ever get lost on the Saco River? Ever get burnt at the beach? Loves Trans-Ams. Bluegrass Contents at Mt. Watatic? Don ' t forget the Ketchup. Success will be hers if she makes the right decision. f j V L Timothy J. Saunders 2 11 63 Rooski . . ., Ever in gym class with no pants on? Wheres Katie? Drum Corp.Football 2,3,4. Track 2,3. Good times at Quabbin. B.S. in the halls with John. Remember the freshman overnighter at Cape Cod? Night before the Pats game with Tim. Wnere ' s the party Saturday night? Success will be his if he can blow it out his horn. 3 5 63 Seav, Pinebrother. Certified Member of L.H.S. Animal Squad. Weird times in the locker room!!! Foot¬ ball Vi 2,3,4. Tennis 1,2. B-Ball 1,3 i 2 ... ARMAND What happened in Charlton? 9 + 82 . . . Remember the cemetery in the rain. Lisa, one more time . . . Liquid breakfast? Ever be a cheerleader . . . Store 24?? Ever get bit??? Success will be his if he can catch it!!! Dennis Seaver 7 24 63 I have only been in this school here a little over a year now. I came from New York and back there 1 play¬ ed 3 years of soccer and 1 year of J. V. Baseball. When I get out or school I ' m Manning on going to school to study aw, so I can become a police officer. Fa Shane Sleight X. i -S3 I f I Warren E. Snow, Jr. 3 8 63 Bob, B.S. Vice-Prez — Ever get hit by a van? Remember the Allman Bros? — Bet you don ' t — pass out on a pinball machine. Florida 79 . Mad Monte, keg at Keddy ' sH Football 4. Boating in the courtyard! CHB ' S Pet. Those Saturday Nights. Merc Man, Washburn Street! Dad ' s truck — Brake a leg?? Millers Friend!! Fleet- wood Mac, J. Geils, Chestnut? Can be found with his favorite pastime, Jus¬ tine! 6 26 63 Pel, Pelmar, On the wagon again! Trying hard. Concert commen¬ tator, Ever speed past Keddy ' s? Joe ' s twin at Rossell ' s, S.F.S.C. — T.F.U., Bounced from work, Loves that Irish girl, B.A.S. Finally took the hint, Washburn St. and White Birch, Par¬ ties down the cellar, play passout. Buckland Edge stage crew, K ' s psychiatrist Green M M ' s don ' t work. It ' s not the valley ' s in life I dread as much as the dips. Donald J. Peltier 5 12 63 Maniac with a pencil and brush. Draw any new pictures lately? What Jack doesn ' t know won ' t hurt him. Hopeful R.I.S.D. prospect. Building ship 1,2,3,4. Freshman Field Trip, first to the top. Is this coke?? Precision Driving. Senior Class Play — Ho-John. Success will be his if he keeps his pencils sharp and his paints wet. Robert Thibeault Beth A. Sullivan 2 26 63 Beth-baby, Bethann. Ever egg- a-peon? N.H.S. 3,4. Advertisements? Kinky flicks. Student Council 3,4. Beach-time budget. How about those Jokes? Auburn hair! Nobility Plus! Eagles, Bob Seger. Homecoming Queen. S.A.C. Sweet Sara . Rida- less Dixies?? You little q . Don final¬ ly got the hint. Green M M ' s? Me and my food freak friend. Beyond ev¬ ery cloud there is a rainbow. 4 3 63 Waldo, Wally, Cross Country 1,2, co-capt. 3,4. B-ball 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3, co-capt. 4. Pine Brother with T.K. . . . Very fond of C.C., Cross Country and ??? Summers in Main!! At a party? with who? Freshmen year? Two hours in the Rec. doing what?? Studies in Library . .. Pats games with Mr. T. . . . Miami Dolphins:!!! Ever get hit with a hockey stick?? Lip-Head!!! Success will be nis if he gets off the bench!!! Kenneth P. Wall 3 30 63 Nita, Me and my AUBURN- haired buddy, Egg-a-Peon, Country Girl, Beach Time Budget, Kinky Flinks, Master Spy, Riddless Dixies ? Late Again! Horses, Bikes, Skates and Skiis, Jesse, Rocky Mountain High, Ski Club, Track, Advertisements?? You little q . . . May the wind be always at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face, and until we meet again . . . may God hold you in the hollow of His hand. Brian Trainque 10 2 63 Brian S. Trainque — Hank”, Perfect attendance 4 years; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Government with Jane; B-Ball 1; Track 2,3,4. Boston College with Coach; C.C. 4, their milkman 9 ' ; what about that Mustang?; Hampton Beach in the summer of ' 80 ; Modern Builders; Looking for a future in the U.S.A.F., July 8V. Lenita M. Van Hook 12 7 62 Willey, O ' my word, Comput¬ er expert . . . Remember the leaves and canned goods with no can opener on the Cape . . . Army brat . . . My new Monza . . . New England Patriots . .. USC . . . Chess specialist . . . Japanese native . . . Ann Francis . . . Woof Woof . . . Suffered through four years at Leicester High School ♦ ? l 3 Lynne A. Wright 6 9 63 Lynnie .. . Wrong? . . . N.H.S. 3,4. Bunky ' s study buddy. Most likely to succeed. Curch plays — Sir Marma- duke. Dame Curruthers. Summer at Camp Wilmot. Dishwasher, floor scrubber. Totally ridiculous! Chubby bunnies! Green M M ' s. Unicorns! Billy Joel fan. The quiet one. Have you ever been chased down Burncoat Lane? Success will be hers if she speaks up loud enough. Elizabeth A. Williams 12 26 63 Liz; Janice in the class play. Hey Lt! How ' s Ugly? Remember New Years Eve? How many rounds??! Love those Bob ' s; but one in particular! B.L.T. Lover. Hey Kim! Rebound that what??!! Where ' s Donald?? Sue ' s P artner in crime! Karen, gimme a i.D. Cookie!! Ties you up and what??!! Remember Edr Future state cop. Success will be hers if it ' s name is BOB! 10 20 63 Julieanne Elizabeth Wood, M.D. . . . Your calculator does what?! Do you take checks? Funeral for a friend . . . S.D.I., Jules? ' ' NO WAY! D.A.R. N.H.S. 3, Pres. 4; Dr. Who?! Carl Sagan, ooh baby! Late nights at the library . . . What?! NO HOME¬ WORK? Ever get a call from Bill Hovey? What was that growing in your hair? Future physician . . . LATIN! LATIN! LATIN! That table! Ever try to get in the Guiness Book? SCIENCE! B.S.O. Neatnik; hostess of pin the lips on R.A. and M.J. party?! G; Probing to fame ... Maranatha! . . . 4 19 63 Dinky! Fall cheering. Student Council. Whip city! Tim ' s better half. Oranges and Triscuits. Cuban ' s part¬ ner in crime. Wrong keys? Friday nights at Arby ' s. I ' ll match ya!H Kinky Flicks. Pudge and Dinky, the cemet¬ ery in the rain! Put it in tractor. Back¬ ing out in Barre! So this is L.H.S.; where ' s the pool? And so the past is just a goodbye, become yourself. Julie Wood Diane D. Wright Susan Barr 5 6 62 Sue-Barroo — Wheres Doug? Good times at the cape, Brooks regu¬ lar! Lisa ' s partner in crime, Mickey Mouse ana Smitty, T -Bear forever! someday she ' ll come back and sur¬ prise us all. Up with the sun gone with the wind. Ron Barrus 1 24 63 Ron — Football 2s frozen chicken. Sutton. 69 Rambler still run- nin. Charlton Run! Party at the tracks. Steve ' s co-pilot. Look out! Who ' s Rob Gammell, L.H.S. grease monkey. Band 1,2, Vi, Why? Where ' s Rob? Lib¬ rary ' s best one of Joanie ' s little Hel¬ pers. Army ' s future mechanic. Suc¬ cess will be his if he can unbolt it. 71 8 62 Gary Benoit .. . Gary Benoit . . . Gary Benoit Gary Benoit Gary Benoit . . .! Remember that song? The nice quiet type or at least everybody thinks. Me party!? Owns the blue Caprice. Ever wipe out while running the 20 yard dash. Hits Lt ' s police¬ man ' s fence and gets how many tick¬ ets? Success will be his if he can sly his way threw it. Gary Benoit 7 4 63 Sperry. (Biz). Forever Heebies. One of the gang. K.K. Leicester, 6 miles ... You! On the Toot Root, Mad Mav. Sunny mornings at Styles. Cabins? So what do yah wanna do? Eagle Jam 80 Hampton Weekender. B.L. (Ever get bit by a zillion mos¬ quitos?) These are the memories. Terry I. Berard Suzanne D. Carlstrom Carol Carkin 10 18 62 Third from the left. Always with Liz or Sue. Nites at the Cape stealing signs. Getting lost in Logan Airport. Who had The Dart with the door tied shut, flattening Poles in Webster Squard. Success will be hers if she can find a car with two doors and four windows. 11 9 62 Sue, Brown Eyes, Power Mouth. Karen ' s partner in crime. Used to be John ' s better half?? Great times on the C.B.! Roller Madness!! Ever get caught by the cops in your pajamas . . . Cruisin ' in The GERM ??? What ' s a Woby?? Space Cookies. The pool was popular last summer!! Mad parties at Katny ' s! Suc¬ cess will be hers if she can skate to¬ wards it! 8 15 63 Spacy Tracy, Cape 77 , Nev¬ er home on weekends. Ever skip school? Remember Pleasant Valley ' s men ' s room? Forever! No more school for this kid, California bound. Ever run down the airport road? Rolling Stones fan forever, Eagles concert 80 . Ever roll down a hill into Park Ave. ? MASS 10. Success will be hers if Chris gets a jeep, because we ' re on the road to find out!!! Jo — Steve ' s Admirer — Sometimes shy, but very friendly — Sensitive in many ways, yet always open to speak her mind. Poetiy is her thing, maybe she ' ll write one for you. Remember — studies in the CAF . . . Guaranteed success will come her wav. Tracy A. Constantine Joanne L. Cullan ' l Daniel J. Daigle 2 4 63 Skynard . . . Danskin. Dick ' s partner in crime. Party in the mid¬ night rambler. Trip to Rutland, Hampton with Hizic. ER, not me offic¬ er!! Start a brawl lately? . . . Throw many foreign objects? Ever have your beard on fire? Sorry, I get off here. 4th of July at Wiggin ' s. Evading cops with Glenn. Heading North for the good times. Brian Michael Wood 7 25 63 Woody, Slim Whitmania, vol¬ leyball for 25 hours. Furies can ' t fly. Pvt. Lopez, “Give my regards to Broadway , blind date for Junior Prom, Ever push a cop? Ever go to the wrong party? Nuclear Physicist? Able to buy at fourteen, Rocky Horror Pic¬ ture Show, beat up in Millbury, Suc¬ cess will be his if it ' s a sing-a-long. 8 16 63 Evie, Spas. Who ' s stick? Cruisin ' to Shrewsbury. Quabbin! Valley Warehouse forever? Kentucky boys calling long distance!! Drive-ins! F.Y.P.R. .. . Mad Prom Parties! Are you coming? Saturday night at Carol Jerry ' s. Who ran your car into a pole?! Let ' s go skating and break our car??! Colleen.,.Drive! only seconds count! J. Geils, Eagles: Take your best shot and don ' t blow it. Evelyn Daniels 1 1 63 Jon, beach? Jake. 1-4 never ate here, Mr. T ' s buddy. Mr. Rowden ' s honestman. Cabin ' s bound nightly. Good times with Kay . Van Confer¬ ence Conn, Greenfield. I had fun! Patrick ' s buddy, quarries the ulti¬ mate. No Way. Frustrated Art stu¬ dent. Transit Battleaxe, Brad, Mick¬ ey Mouse, Hendrix. Long May You Run. Ronald A. Davis, Jr. 6 20 63 Rock, Rockland, Mad partier with the Mayflower gang at the logs. Chuck many logs? Fall out of trees much? Wild walks in the wilderness. Ford Forever? How ' s work? Colab 3rd year and school the other 3. Where ' s Mary? Success will be his if he remem¬ bers it. Jane Dupuis 3 20 63 HELLO . . . It ' s Friday Alright! Midnight water-skiing, LA — LEE. Weekly excursions Out to Lunch. Forever in Blue Jeans. Misquamicut here we come to greet the sun . . . Convicted for sleeping in public. Oh Brother! Hiking up Mt. Manadanock . . . Look! A wooden snake, what a trip! Allman Brothers concert, Come- on Layna this way . . . Wooooops! To livean this world, you have to be crazy to have fun ... So Keep On Smiling! 5 7 63 Scott, Disco, Good times in the Library with J.L. R.B. ' s partner in crime. Junior Prom memories. Deb forever! Good times at the Oxford Twin Drive-in. Seen running through Kellv Square at 10:00 at night. Success will be nis if his Nova holds together. Scott J. Floria 12 28 62 Griff. Totaled how many cars? Bob Seger, Heart, Eagles, Little River Band. Where ' s Sharon? Shar¬ on ' s What? Always seen in the halls with Mike Clayton . . . Always ' s seen out back to do up a quick one . . . Never misses a party . . . Ma ' s mad Oaksmobile . . . Seen everywhere but in school .. . Sticky eyed again? Dan ' s partner in storytime? Success? It ' s only fair!!! Dennis P. Griffin Paul Harris 7 19 63 Harry, My name ... is Harold McMurphy. Bad Hour for Wild Beill at Collaborative. Company munch out at Sheraton Sturbriage. Employee of the month?! Sure! Ever drive a Honda with a flat all summer? Let ' s cruise to Hampton for the evening. Yo!! Ever tune out in a Rabbit? Quite Bizzaarre! Success is his if he doesn ' t forget it somewhere! Darryl L. Hart 5 18 63 Hartley, Hartman, Owner of a mad Charger. Hey, who did that great paint job? Cabin Daze , what walls we have??? Good times at the logs. Knock down many walls lately? Suc¬ cess will be his if he doesn ' t buzz on by it. 1 8 63 Dick . . . Ever get caught with a buzz a right hook! Who had best lunch break, Dick or Mr. Albro? Ev¬ erybody BEAT!! Ever ride straight into the woods after crime prevention meetings with Andy O ' Leary!! Crusin ' in the midnight rambler with Dan Millers! Wild weekend at Hampton! Dan ' s partner in crime . . . Success will be nis if he can shoot it. Richie Holmes 3 25 63 Valley girl or Auburn girl. If not around sne v s with Paul. Good Ol ' C.M. Party up Chuck Ann ' s. Fresh¬ man year— the Cape. Lost on the way home from Yale Bowl. Bud, Bud, and more Bud. LET IT SNOW! LET IT SNOW! Quabbin on Bikes. John Wayne forever. Success will be hers when she graduates. Linda Iannoli Jeff Larson 3 7 63 JEFFA — Ever try tackling a men working sign? Break a bone much? How about touchin ' wet paint? I wish I were in the land of cotton. Annie?! Glenn ' s partner in crime. Ski much? Missing in action freshman year with Viki. Always leads with nis left (eye). Success will be his if it ' s found in a Bud bottle. Wendy Jenkins 10 16 63 Swendal . . . Blondes DO have more fun!! Pin ' s partner in crime and Nancy ' s sidekick. Bob Seger 1 forever. A friendly girl. One of the Gang. Brinies best consumer. The famous B.O.B. Hurley ' s bound. Styles. Cabins. Trips through the ram. Oh, ! !@?. Been grounded late¬ ly? Ding Ho! Great friend to all. May all her dreams become realities . . . 6 8 63 Beebee . . . Beast . . . O-R-E-O. Ernie ' s better half. Ever chase a sleep¬ ing car? Never!!! C.O.s partner in crime. Maine!! Ever carry someone up the driveway at 3:00 a.m.? Always!!! Ever miss 57 days of school? No Way!!! 3 muskateers + one. Cape 77 . Success will be with her forever .. . We Hope!!! Beatric E. Lemieux 10 3 62 Steve, Earl, Maho, Elmo Maho. New Year ' s Eve party. Been known to talk to himself. Tom ' s part¬ ner in crime. Future chef, if he ' s accepted. Summers at the Cape and Salisbury beach. Lowenbrau with Dad. Golf 2,3, co-capt. 4. Ever play a girl Dave? Oh-no Why don t you f et a job? I will. 61 Pontiac Catalina. uccess will be his when he gets his license. Steven R. Mayo ' r . ■)■ • X � 1 :■ Eileen McCue 1 23 63 Eileen . .. Whimpy . Miss Piggv! One of the gang! True Valley gin! Hebies partner in crime! Talk much? Dear Abbey . . . No Rekee . . . You can ' t have a cheeseburger! Wan¬ na pull an allnighter? Cabin fever! Yale bowl Hampton weekend! Night out in the CLAWMOBILE! Where ' s Clayton?! Leicester 6 miles! J.P. Memories! Summer of 80 ' ' Sorry Kay! Sha, let ' s hit the courts. Live, Laugh, and Love! Forever in dreams! William P. McGrail 2 22 63 Bill . . . Grail . . . Cindy ' s better half. ' Everybody ' s partner in crime. Ever skip a class ... or a detention. Baseball 2,3,4. Basketball 2,3. Football 2 - 41 2 . Head problems. 18 . Fun times at the C.D.B. concert. Ever go to Stoughton? Fun ride to N.H. with Greg! Sleep with a shotgun? — Me!! Hawkeye in the class play. Success will be his if he wants it badly enough. 2 12 63 Chris, Tipsy. Ever have a 6- dav weekend? Co-ed nights at Pleasant Valley Mens Room . Who are you? Pooches better half! Califor¬ nia bound. Maine 78 . Eagles 80 . Beatlemania . . . Beatles fan. Fallen in a swamp lately! Ever jump a poor de¬ fenseless kid? Always. Mass 10 . Are you driving around Worcester? Success will be hers if she gets a jeep. We ' re on the road to find out . 6 25 62 Also known as Wally who hung around with Smally. Whenever you find one, you find the other. Great Quabbin Days. Four wheeling with his Duster at Rutland State Pris¬ on Camps. Robert Pengilly 5 14 63 R.L.P., Penn., Where ' s the Yalebowl? .. . How many did you have? .. . Where did that fire hydrant come from . . . Where ' s the stop Line? .. . Where did the camaro come from .. . 95 . . . Don ' t Scream . . . Cheryl C. Shute 4 1 63 Gootie. Never missed a day of school? Remember the Logs? Hug and Pug. Bob Seager, Sun Bum, against the wind. Store 24 and Line Pink. 8E — Nature Trail. Rose ' s partner in ev¬ erything, and then there ' s Colleen! Feb of 78? Birthday parties at Ken Chins. Remember Todds? Sheri ' s house? “an all nite WHAT? 37 egg McMuffins . . . Hey Bern! J.P. Memor¬ ies, Who ' s on Pine St? . . . Up with the sun, gone with the wind . . . f 9 20 62 Smitty — Where ' s Brian? Par¬ tying with Sue. Remember the Cur¬ tain? Did you ever get it Back Up! Quiet till you get to know her. Good times at tne Cape. How was Hamp¬ ton? Someday we ' ll get to Florida. So when you getting married? Girls Room Regular. Success will be hers soon. Sheryl Smith 3 23 63 “Drive like hell, you ' ll get there!” Staff, Starisers, and Dodge Darts forever! Michelob lights. Ever get bounced from school for eating a aonut?? Sandy, where ' s that Torino?? Interstate man. LED ZEPPELIN! Kegs at Keddys, Future Rhode Island Trade Shops School. Success will be his if his Dart starts! Robert E. Stafinski ' Terri Sundstrom 3 17 63 T.B. Kessy ' s partner in crime. Ever play frisbee on Rt. 9 at 2 a.m. in P.J. ' sr K, T, and B ' s private parties. Let the good times roll, huh Mary! How about Hampton Beach, Karin. Sorry Dave. Hello, Eric, TAC!?! Love the summertime and Horses. Grand¬ father ' s paths, Lenita? Misty can find her way if we jump off the cliff. I ' d rather be riding. Peace, please. ng Paris Island. Weak bones? (arm-foot) Keddv ' s Keggers, Dodge Truck, I.D. ' s? Freak out in a hearse. Laurin- da. Good times on July 5, 1980. Let ' s slide down the school banken. Get drunk between classes lately? Success will be yours if you can find £ sal socket. Gary True a umver- Michelle Thibeault 6 6 62 Mitch — Red — one of Mr. MacKay ' s favorite students. Leicester High ' s drummer girl. Drives a mere. Stariser ' s for 5 years. Loves to party ' ' Hey you guys, wait for me! ' hard. Band 1-2-3-4. Secretary 1, Pres. 2 and 3. Exiled 4. One of the famous sharks in Junior Variety show. Suc¬ cess will be hers if there ' s a band in her future. 2 6 63 Layna, Maria, Laynize Pooh. Last of thee Girls. Jane ' s sidekick. Burncoat dam 78-79. Mad chase, ALL- MAN BROTHERS at U. Mass. How did you ever get covered with coffee brandy?! Let ' s go play on the swings, after a session! Mt. Ts Gall Did you ever hip check Mr. Albro? Beach Boys — Beatles — Forever! Accounting? Steno? SCHOOL!!?? Maria Elena Tsikas C. Cronin D. Daigle M. Chickering S. Carlstrom D. Eggleston S. Casey M. Brideau B. McGrail K. Davenport S. Parent S. Barr we ' VE GOT TONIGHT U)1 18,1980 36: A i z % k H i MntKMir 4 jobs v£? m ww? ■ mu t j ■ lElPIfc’ - 9 jBf m - i fc Bv .« A J Sw h ' j| i v b V Uff : |kJJ i la ' _w i imaasssB i ism ■mnwam KKHHMB. 1 1 T mi F 1 ' ox mr jr fr ' msfe- 1 sP MB ■ ' H , i„ 1 12 if 1 i s ’ r-——fA 1 ft vm NOTRE DAME HHHHH Al JgMMpf ■ a. ■ ®|v -, i H H i 1 3 1 1 ' J m . •: 1 WHO AM I Who am I? Does anyone know? Am I a drop of April ' s rain, or a part of December ' s snow? Shall I fall upon the leaves, and sprinkle on the meadow? Or shall I rest softly in the winter, and melt within a shadow? Who am I? Will anybody tell me? Am I a dream to be forgotten, or a faded memory? Am I a prince upon a stallion with my princess on her way? Or am I a child in the past looking back on yesterday? Richard Paul Ackramowicz February 1, 1963 — April 12, 1980 Who am I? I really need to know. Am I a wave that ' s soon to break, or a rose that needs to grow? Will I ride upon the shore, and be lost upon the sand? Or will I bloom into beauty, and never be a lonely man? Who am I? At last I finally see. I was a person who has searched for the one who needed me. I was the April rain; the winter snow; a precious song to sing. I was a forgotten dream; a memory. I was a part of EVERYTHING. Ann Fortin FACULTY Mr. J. Chasse Miss M. O ' Neil Mr. V. Bazilauskas Miss J. Krupinski Mr. J. Graham Mr. R. Nelson Mr. M. MacKay Mr. G. Albro Mr. W. Sipos Ms. J. Morin Mr. J. Carlomagno Mrs. C. Dunlop Mr. B. Davis Mr. R. Bjorklund Mrs. F. Crocker Mrs. C. Baronoski 52 Mrs. M. Keenan i Mr. F. Hubacz Miss R. Dolan Mr. J. Tivnan ASH — Senior Class Play Row 1, L-R K. Tadgell, D. Flink, S. Granger, B. McGrail, D. Seaver, L. Germain, E. Williams Row 2, L-R J. Herbert, M. Brideau, S. Mercer, G. Facteau, M. Kenneway, B. Peloguin i IK Juniors 1st Row L-R C. Flagg, D. Frascolla, L. Haynes, C. Gregory, D. Hammerbeck. 2nd Row L-R D. Doray, M. Finan, D. Dygert, D. Doray, C. Gilbert, G. Ferraro. 3rd RowT. Griffiths, P. Hallihan, D. Fontaine, J. Dyson, R. Hammerbeck, S. Dumochelle. 1st Row L-R K. McMenemy, K. Pike, B. Nuttall, D. Menzigian, D. Ranke. 2nd Row L-R C. O ' Day, L. Nichols, C. Roche, M. Millet, K. Mercier. 3rd Row L-R J. Paige, S. Pierce, E. Millet, E. Putnam, W. Quinn, D. Monroe. 1st Row L-R L. Larson, S. Kilmonis, S Holmes, D. Liberty, P. McGauley, C Leonard, K. Kane. 2nd Row L-R B. kath man, D. LeBIanc, J. Kenneway, M. Lum bardozzi, T. McCarthy, D. Holmes, D. Hig¬ gins. 3rd Row L-R F. LaFlash, S. Martiros, P. Mazzone, P. McKeon, M. Hennessy, L. Henderson, R. Lincoln, C. Laflin. 1st Row L-R C. Chaffee, C. Belanger, M Cassello, G. Bergin, M. Cleary, D. Allen, T Connolly, K. Curtis. 2nd Row L-R M. Con stantine, L. Carey, C. Anderson, D. Allen, L. Coupe, C. Anderson, D. Daigle, R. Be- rard. Row 3 L-R D. Barlar, T. Cameron, J Cunningham, j. Argentati, C. Danek, R, Burke, P. Copeland. 1st Row L-R J. Troy, K. Swift, L. Wether- bee, B. Stewart, S. Tolman, R. Vancelette, D. Socha. 2nd Row L-R S. Wiley, M. Shedd, M. Trainque, L. Wetherbee, K. Sundstrom, L. Shead, D. Stewart. 3rd Row L-R D. Smith, J. Thompson, J. Snay, B. Tavlor, B. Zacharavich, P. Scullv. M 1 1 S - f P-TT ' 1 ( L ' u msms SOPHOMORE Row 1 (L-R) D. Brideau, E. Bergeron, L. Camarda, S. Ayotte, C. Casello, G. Brigham. Row 2 (L-R) J. Carkin, J. Cleary, D. Cote, L. Bowen, M. Angell, A. Bergstrom. Row 3 (L-R) J. Bergin, D. Bergin, P. Bush, T. Cogswell, T. Barlar, S. Chickering, L. Carkin. Row 1 (L-R) K. Doane, G. DeStratis, S. Foley, E. Danek, D. Coyle, B. Giggey, E. Cote. Row 2 (L-R) K. Fybeck, C. Dykas, VV. Fulginitti, K. Gallagher, K. Gallagher, L. Faron, J. Day. Row 3 (L-R) F. Davenport, M. Dorr, C. Delaney, S. Gardner, M. Gallant, L. Facteau, R. Daly. 1st Row L-R D. Hare, D. Johnson, D. Le- lanc, D. Law, L. LeClair, J. Kokemack, 2nd Row L-R S. Gustafson, R. Johnson, B. La- Flash, G. Hare, D. Gumpright, B. Kope. 3rd Row L-R A. Gregory M. Gould, B. Hebert, K. Harris, P. LaCoste, M. Hallihan. 1st Row L-R S. Peters, M. Lockewood, D. O ' Neil, T. Mott, M. Lockewood, A. McFar- lan, B. Morris. 2nd Row L-R K. Norberg, B. Lindsay, D. McClure, K. Lindsay, P. McKay, T. Moughan, J. McCarthy, M. Nel¬ son. 3rd Row L-R J. McShera, D. O ' Day, A. Moore, D. Moughan, M. McDermott, J. Martin, B. Pepin. 1st Row L-R K. Snow, T. Rocheford, A. Wood, P. Scully, T. Ryan, D. Wright, D. Stewart, D. Sprague. 2nd Row L-R R. Ruta- na, M. Tashijian, R. White, R. Poshius, J. Rice, R. Wood, C. Sylvester. 3rd Row L-R K. Rand, B. Williams, D. Warren, S. Ramm, K. Sullivan, J. Reidy, K. Rowden. FRESHMAN Row 1 (L to R) V. Caforio, J. Angell, N. Casello, R. Allen, N. Brunnett, K. Bergstrom, C. Butnus, M. Beaudette. Row 2 (L to R) S. Asaaoorian, L. Barney, L. Arsenault, T. Barton, L. Berthiaume, S. Acker, B. Boquist, S. Bousquet. Row 3 (L to R) G. Brown, T. Brennan, M. Brown, S. Bowen, M. Booth, A. Beauregard, C. Bariy. Row 1 (L to R) R. Giroux, M. Faron, B. Granger, L. Frascolla, J. Jaques, K. Florida, K. Eldred. Row 2 (L to R) G. Graslie, J. Goodrow, P. Farroro, L. Field, E. Gary, N. Durham, R. Hawes. Row 3 (L to R) K. Fitzgerald, W. Fyrbeck, D. Hidenfelter, B. Hebert, K. Hallinghan, S. Hebert, D. Kaminski. Row 1 (L to R) S. Cote, L. Donnelly, K. Colby, M. Durcharme, R. Cleary, R. Drowen, N. Croft. Row 2 (L to R) L. DePaoli, G. Cunningham, K. Cooper, R. Davis, K. Cleveland, L. Chabot, V. Duquette. Row 3 (L to R) B. Coyle, M. Cunningham, M. Comeau, A. Daige, A. Doldo, J. Dickinson. Top — Treasurer, K. O ' Neil. Secretary, K. Messier. President, L. Arsenault. Vice-President, S. Kenneway. i ii mjiui.j Row 1 (L to R) J. Lamprey, S. Larson, C. Muir, L. LaHair, D. Lavigne, L. LaChance, S. Madore. Row 2 (L to R) B. Massey, H. Lloyd, K. Knight, J. Marble, M. McCrea, J. McGauley, W. Lineen. Row 3 (L to R) T. Mandella, M. Kokernak, M. Keefe, P. Looney, S. Kennaway, C. Martin, G. Langlois. Row 1 (L to R) M. Peloquin, L. Ronander, C. Pollotta, D. Millett, R. Perry, P. Orsi, M. O ' Malley. Row 2 (L to R) D. Picard, J. Roberts, B. Ryan, S. Rambarran, T. Perry, M. Rogers. Row 3 (L to R)L. Millett, K. Messier, K. O ' Neil, C. O ' Day, C. Rogers, M. Rioux. low 1 (L to R) M. Sleight, K. Wood, M. Tadjell, R. Southwick, B. Wyman, C. Stanik, S. Wennerlof, K. tyan. Row 2 (L to R) D. Witt, C. Viscetto, C. Walsh, D. Wood, W. Smith, R. Wetherbee, R. Wolanski, ). Shute. Row 3 (L to R) R. Sarnia, J. Stough, P. Tabemer, D. Wood, D. Schwartz, D. Tsikas, R. Taylor, •. Stewart, J. Shea. Va WOLVERINE FOOTBALL 80 Backrow (L to R) Coach Silkman, Coach Lindsay, D. O ' Day, K. Sullivan, G. Leveillee, Coach Hair. Second row — P. Ferraro, J. Carkin, B. Williams, M. Gallant, E. Cote, B. LaFlash, J. Reidy, B. Pepin, S. Kenneway, B. Giggey. Third row — T. Griffths, B. Taylor, J. Thompson, P. Copeland, A. VanHook, M. Lombardozzi, T. Saunders, D. Flink, D. Seaver, J. Orsi, M. Kenneway, T. Keddy, S. Mercer, B. Snow, D. Ayotte, G. Facteau. Tim Saunders David Ayotte Tim Keddy Dennis Seaver Scott Mercer Mike Kenneway Joe Orsi Doug Flink 65 Greg Facteau Coach Hair Co-Captains Bob Snow VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Row One: (L to R) S. Wetherbee, M. Trainque, L. Brown, K. Gallagher, K. Gallagher, L. Coupe, C. Dykas, Coach Miss Morin. Row Two: (L to R) C. Casello, L. LeCIair, D. LeBlanc, D. Daigle, B. Nuttall, L. Carkin, C. Flagg. 67 J.V. FIELD HOCKEY Row 1 (L to R) C. Muire, L. Donnley, K. O ' Neil, L. Stan¬ dring, L. Arsenault, K. McShera, B. Granger. Row 2 (L to R) D. Witt, S. Hebert, K. Messier, G. Brignam, D. O ' Neil, C. Barry, W. Fulginiti, Coach Jenny Hale. 68 Row 1: L to R—E. Danek, J. Kickinson, J. McShera, K. Wall, co-capt., T. Moughan, M. Tadgell. Row 2: L to R D. Cote, D. Fontaine, B. Kobel, R. Wood, D. Sprague, S. Nelson. B. Trainque, co-capt BOYS CROSS-COUNTRY GIRLS CROSS-COUNTRY Row 1: L to R — Coach Sue Germain, P. McGaully, M. McCrea, J. McGaully, K. Kane. Row 2: L to R — R. Southwick, D. Lavigne, B. Gumpright, co-capt., D. Frascola, S. Bowen. (Absent from picture — J. Dickinson, co-capt., and R. Cote.) FALL CHEERING i Row 1 (L to R) — T. Picard, W. Fyrbeck, B. Poirier — co-capt., Coach C. Bonardi, L. Germain — co-capt., D. Wright, T. |l Barton, B. Sullivan. Row 2 (L to R) — S. Holmes, L. Dupoli, L. Larson, K. Tadgell, J. Marble, L. LaChance, Manager D. | Menzigian. Posing for Animal Crackers! 71 : � Winter Cheerleading L-R Row 1 D. Allen, L. Larson, K. Tadgell, S. Holmes, G. Cunningham, S. Cote. Row 2 M. McRae, J. Kokernac, L. Williams, M. Booth, C. Casello, M. Cleary. VARSITY Front row — K. Gallagher, J. Dickinson, K. Gallagher, B. Nuttall. Middle row — L. Arsenault, B. Stewart, C. Dykas, L. Wetherbee. Back row — K. Rowden, S. Ayotte, D. LeBlanc, Coach — Miss Nelson. 73 GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL L-R Row 1 John Foy, Tim Keddy, Dave Ayotte, Ken Wall. Row 2 Dwayne LeBlanc, Tim Griffiths, Bob Williams, Fred LaFlash. Row 3 Patrick McKay, Pete Copeland, Andrew Moore, Dennis Doray. io-Capta ins Dave Ayotte and Tim eddy — Coach Jack Chasse H so a 1 JKPSI 11 .® BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL mt First row — Left to Right — B. LaFlash, J. Cleary, C. Moffat, B. Giggey, Danek, B. Kobel. Second row — Left to Right — K. Sullivan, J. Reiay, J McShera, J. Reil, J. Shea, M. Brown, Coach Bob Lindsey. ' MSK JmCESTfir) 1 JT M 1 GOLF Row 1 B. Kobel, S. Mayo, B. Kathma, M. Cunningham, S. Larson. Row 2 T. Griffiths, D. Doray, J. Reidy, P. Bush, J. Cunningham, Coach: R. Bjorklund TRACK I I f First row (L-R) T. Moughan, M. Tadgell, P. Hallihan, K. Wall, D. Flink, J. Kenneway, B, Granger, K. Tadgell, K. Rollins. Second Row (L-R) B. Keay, J. Thompson, T. Perry, M. McDermott, E. Danek, M. Wetherbee, K. Gallagher, M. McRae, T. Picard. Third row (L-R) A. Moore, G. Facteau, B. Trainque, P. McGauley, K. Messier. 1 i First Row; D. Ayotte, J. Orsi, T. Keddy. Second Row; D. Cote, P. McKay, B. Giggey, A. Van Hook, B. Peppin, F. LaFlash, D. Leblanc, Coach G. Albro. Third Row; D. O ' Day, J. McSherra, T. Mott, E. Cote, G. Hare, J. Cleary. SOFTBALL t I ! r Front Row L-R C. Zaiac, M. Trainque, C. Flagg, J. Dickinson, L. Brown, L. Wetherbee, B. Nuttall. Back Row L-R Miss Morin, L. Wetherbee, B. Stewart, C. Muir, K. O ' Neil, G. Maher, K. Gallagher. Front Row L-R L. Facteau, K. McShera, L. Arsenault, K. Fyrbeck, T. Barton W. Fyrbeck, D. Johnson. Back Row L-R Coach K. Soucie, L. Donnelly, C Barry, S. Bowen, J. McGauley, K. Fitzgerald, D. O ' Neil, C. Casello. GIRL ' S TENNIS row 1 L. to R. — C. Wood, L. LeClair, C. Dykas, R. Southwick, M. Faron, row 2 L. to R. — J. Dupuis, J. Kokernak, Co-capt. K. Kane, L. Coop, co-capt, M. Lilley, W. Fulginetti. X — 84 row 1 L. to R. M. Kokernak, C. Delaney, J. Snay, T. Cameron, K. Floria, row 2 L. to R. R. Peneillev. Caot. S. Mercier. D. Fontaine, D. Barlar, Coach E. 2 L. to R. R. Pengilley, Capt. S. Mercier, D. Fontaine, D. Barlar, Coach E. Hippert. •W BOY ' S TENNIS fOtVERHES National Honor Society JUNIORS 1st Row L-RC. Leonard, D. Ranke, K. Sundstrom, L. Wetherbee, P. McGauley. 2nd RowL-RT. Wood, J. Snay, K. Kane, D. Fontaine, M. Trainque, P. Mazzone. SOPHOMORES 1st Row L-R D. O ' Neil, E. Danek, OFFICERS 1st Row L-R M. O ' Malley, L Goodrow. D. Wright. 2nd Row L-R C. Casello, J. McShera, J. 2nd Row L-R J. Wood, B. Gumpright. Kokernak. SENIORS 1st row — L-R T. Sundstrom, T. Picard, N. McKeon, M. O ' Malley, S. Granger, L. Goodrow, K. Tadgell. 2nd Row L-R B. Sullivan, B. Gumpright, L. Germain, M. Kenneway, M. Lilley, A. Fortin, K. LaMarche, R. Thibeault. Row 3 L-R J. Wood, L. Wright, F. Lumb, D. Hull, B. Trainque, C. Arsenault, T. Saunders, B. Wood. GET SMART OME ART SHOW GOLD Worcester Tool Stamping Audette ' s Auto Body Leicester Savings Bank Mercury Wire Products, Inc. Liberty Movers McDonald ' s Restaurant Dodge Park Rest Home, Inc. Leicester Booster Club J. R. White Studio, Inc. Russell Manufacturing Co., Inc. Alpine Lounge Ragsdale Chevrolet Mills Radiators STAR Leroux ' s Market Acme Plastics Machinery of Worcester Eddie ' s Auto Truck Greenwood Sales Service Buckley ' s Auto Body Rosenlund Travel Service Mark ' s Pool Supplies R. B. Sahagen A. M. Williamson Sons, Inc. Eagle Trans. Co., Inc. George E. McKenna Insurance Leicester Mothers ' Club Acme Auto Sales Ronnie ' s, Inc. SILVER STAR Eddie ' s of Park Avenue Morrison Funeral Home Safety First Service Center Cormier Jewelers Irving B. Barrows Hardware Co. Leicester Die Tool, Inc. Christie Thompson Auto Parts, Inc. Grafton Printing, Inc. Inland Diver ' s Pauline Roche Hairstylists Leicester Pharmacy, Inc. Klozemania Krafty Corner Pepin Cement Products Cooper ' s Hilltop Farm Green The Florist Tony ' s Hair Styling Joe ' s Barber Shop Leicester Aamoco Police Association of Leicester Sneakerama Mr. Mrs. Kenneth C. Hull Morgan Linen Service Amsco School Publications Entwistle ' s Garage Castle Restaurant Hank ' s Marine Worcester Electrical Associates, Inc. Soojian ' s Farm Bisco ' s Restaurant General Machine Tool, Inc. Sprague Oil and Gas Co. Colby ' s Home Bakery Mobile Fire Extinguisher Service Supply, Inc. William J. Reynolds, Jr. Hot Dog Annie ' s Leicester Exxon Buddy ' s Spa Jan ' s Package Store Worcester County Welding Papa Luigi ' s Master Crafts-Frame Shop The Family Table Cherry Valley Auto Parts RED STAR Karen Rollins — A.D. Award Brains and Brawn Tim Keddy — Contributed Most Ken Wall — A.D. Award Bunky Gumpright — Student Athlete Brian Trainque — Student Athlete T Do” Linnea Brown — Contributed Most 99 CLASS HISTORY In these, the waning days of our senior year, the graduating Class of 1981 reflects on its illustrious history. Probably the most out going and surprising class to have ever hit the hallowed halls of L.H.S., we certainly have left our mark in many ways. Freshman year we entered as the usual frightened mass clogging the halls in September of ' 77. Amidst cries of I can ' t get my locker open and How do you get to the second floor? we had our very first elections which resulted in: Jackie Hebert as President, Maria Tsikas as Vice President, Candy Morse as Treasurer, and Michelle Thibeault as Secretary. Some of the highlights for the year included the usual freshman fundraisers. The three-man, oh! I should say three person car washes seemed to bring in the most amount of mone y. Our class advisor, Mr. Lamarche, used to dread calling those disjointed class meetings. In the fall of that year we were granted our first class trip. That was to Mount Manadnock, in which a very large percentage of the young, able bodied freshmen were beat to the summit by Mr. Rochette. He probably still could beat a majority of us to the peak. Our second trip was just as sensational as the first. This time it was an overnighter to the Cape. Visiting various places such as Wood ' s Hole and Canal were just as enlighting to us as to our chaperons: Mr. Hair, Mr. Lindsay, and Sue Germain. Gym classes? Oh yea, who can forget those. The two to three weeks that we square danced has to be the most memorable along with Tim ' s absent mind. Forgetting to put on gym shorts is not very profound. Tim Keddy and Mike Dizzy Kenneway represented the class on the football team. Some highlights of that season were a preseason camp at Williston-North Hampton School and a 16-0 victory over Prouty on Thanksgiving Day. The girls basketball team finished second in League play, and the softball team took first place. In the fall of ' 78 we had that great, comeback feeling, primarily because we were Superior to the freshmen. The results of the elections taken at the end of the freshmen year were now put into effect with Michelle Thibeault as President, Eileen McCue as Vice President, Lynn Brown as Treasurer, and Debbie Hull as Secretary. When it came to fund raising our advisor, Mr. Baziliauskas, was right with the program. Those typical carwashers, now up to a four man team, and the selling of Easter Lollipops brought our account to be a reasonable sum. However, prior to the Lollipops we sold ski hats. If anyone is interested in buying one see Miss Tournas in Room 25. Come springtime of that year we all looked forward to the Sophomore class trip. Where? To Riverside Amusement Park with a stop off at Chickopee State Park. The state park was entertaining, it consisted of about 20 picnic tables surrounding a Safari water hole. The afternoon at the amusement park brought back memories of our carefree days. The class was represented on the football team by five well, all around ball-players. Each assisted in a season record of 4-5-1. The Thanksgiving Day game was a close one. A fourth quarter interception by Bill McGrail set up the games only score to defeat Prouty. The girls basketball team finished an outstanding season with a record of 16 wins and 0 losses. Bunky happened to be the only sophomore on the team at the time. We started our Junior year with our officers being: Michelle Thibeault in her second term as President, Eileen McCue as Vice-President, Johnna Dickinson, Secretary, and as our Treasurer, Debbie Hull. We began with a new hopeful outlook. After all, our lockers were stationed in a different corridor, we now had gym three times a week (OH BOY), we would be giving our first prom later in the year, we had finished our manditory two years of Health with Mr. Nelson and his overhead projector, and perhaps, just perhaps we might be able to finally get rid of those L.H.S. hats, the official albatross of the Class of ' 81. Our bright and cheery attitude soon faded, however, as we learned of higher dues to be collected and the big bucks that would have to be dished out for our Junior Prom. After we came down to earth, we started getting on with the business of being Juniors. With Miss Tournas as our new advisor, we made plans for some badly needed fund-raising. This included selling swishes in school and at games, a volleyball marathon, and the 2nd annual Variety Show. The show was a smashing success with one of the better acts being Doug Flink and Greg Facteau ' s classic Who ' s on First? routine. Highlights in sports that year included Tim Keddy being named Defensive Player of the game in the Thanksgiving Day football game against David Prouty. Unfortunately we lost by a score of 14 to 7. The girls softball team fared better, though, qualifying for the districts. Finally, Junior Prom time, April 18, 1980, had arrived. We all entered looking awesome in rented tuxes and floor-length gowns at the Chateau-de-Ville in Framingham. Chosen as Prom Queen was Lisa Germain with her court including Beth Sullivan, Michelle Lilly, Nancy McKeon and Ann Fortin. Hey, so what if our prom song We ' ve Got Tonight had to be played on a record, because our wonderful band The Coachmen had never even heard of it before? We all had a great time anyway, didn ' t we ... didn ' t we?? Oh well, ending the year with mixed emotions, we bid a fond and reluctant farewell to Mr. Rochette. On the other hand, once we took our last final exams of our high school careers, we embarked on an unforgetable summer, looking forward to total control in the fall. At last September rolled around again and saw the Class of ' 81 as Big Bad Seniors. We elected some new blood to office for this important school year with Paul Burlingame as President, Bob Snow as Vice-President, Tim Keddy as Secretary, and Debbie Hull in a return engagement as Treasurer. Getting down to business early, we realized we ' d have more money woes than even last year. With the class trip, dues, yearbook and Dinner-Dance constantly on our minds, we had to make a fair amount of money. And how else do we do that, but with the annual Senior candy sales. Yes folks, just when you thought it was safe to walk the halls without being verbally abused, in come Seniors with little plastic bags filled with Reeses and Crunch bars. Aside from the fact that Miss Tournas is still waiting for some sales money to come in, we did well in the candy department. The most enjoyable money-making venture for Seniors is the class play. Ours was “M A S H“ with the cast including such great thespians as Bill McGrail and Dennis Seaver, co-starring. Our director, Kevin Cunningham, while not patient to a fault, did a great job with a bunch of amateurs. The final dress rehearsal lasted until 1:00 a.m. Our hard work payed off, though, when we opened on January 10th to rave reviews. In sports this year, we lost the Thanksgiving Day game again to Prouty, 12-0. But, for the second year in a row Tim Keddy was named Defensive player of the game. Tim also was selected to be on the football superteam. Girls ' softball goes to the districts once more this year. The boys varsity basketball team was captained by Tim Keddy and David Ayotte. The fates determined the outcome of the season early when they lost four of the first five games by a total of eight points. And for those of you who thought international terrorism was dead — well it ' s only mortally wounded and recovering in Leicester, Mass. More specifically in an L.H.S. boys room where a realistic-looking bomb laid ticking — the words “Play Dough ominously inscribed on it. Needless to say, the faculty was in a dither, so half the school was evacuated while the other half stayed waiting to be blown to bits. The local bomb squad sped to our rescue and soon put our fluttering hearts to ease when we learned it was, alas, a dud. Every class has its outstanding members, and ours is no exception. Most obvious are our top three students academically: Kim Tadgell, Julie Wood, and Lisa Goodrow, respectively. Julie has been quite the active person, being President of the National Honor Society, recieving the Daughters of the American Revolution award, and selected to be the Telegram and Gazette achiever for Liecester High. Two other equally impressive members are Tim Keddy and Johnna Dickinson, who were chosen as the T and G athletic achievers. Brian Trainque made his debut in politics on student government day, April 3, taking the role of Bob McNeil. Another, uh, unique member of our class is none other than Brian Wood. (The famous Brian Wood). No one could ever forget his now legendary Slim Whitman impression ... or the Spider-Man costume ... or the tuxedo ... or the bunny suit ... There are certain events every Senior looks forward to. One of the mjaor ones is the First Official Senior Skip Day of the season. Our Big Event was April 10th, with one hardy contigent travelling to Hampton, and the others generally being nuisances to society for the day. April saw the arrival of our new principle, Mr. O ' Donnell, as we said goodby to Mr. Toepfer. I ' m sure I speak for the entire class of 81 ' in wishing Mr. O ' Donnell all the best. By the time April vacation arrived, there were thirty or so intrepid seniors anxious to go on the class trip to Washington D.C. From what we hear they had a fantastic time in the Capitol, piling into cabs and discoing ' til all hours of the night. And now finally it is Class Day — June 1, 1981. We look forward to the Senior Dinner-Dance to be held at the quote Rockin El Morocco, with our Rock ' n band Buckland Edge. But you know, there are some things that never change. Like the leaky gym roof, starchy school lunches, inevitable car washes and candy sales — and the traditional “Do You Remember section for the Class History. Here goes ... Do You Remember?: ... Telling people it was “no fair takin ' cut-sies in line! ... Bomb scares, and then the next day, detention scares? ... Losing to Freshman boys in Olympic Foolery? ... On the Class trip. Wild Bill, the Busdriver, “Iced-tea Spumanti , the famous Flying Walendas, and the Stweards who had hand signals all their own?? ... Una Paloma Blanca? ... Paul Burlingame, our dignified president as a pregnant, but well-dressed. Corporal Klinger? ... When the track wasn ' t even under construction yet? ... Whale Watching? ... Fetal pigs in Bio. II I wonder if Jef (The Butcher) Larson kept that eyeball? ... Water pistols — and rifles? ... A reinactment of a certain assassination attempt in the library? ... The words to “Sittin on the Dock of the Bay? ... Being hounded for money at class meetings — and everywhere else, for that matter? ... When we won the Turkey-Day game? ... The table in the back, left side of the caf? ... Those nine lovely cheerleaders who looked suspiciously like Junior boys last year? ... The tunnel from the girls ' room to the boys ' room? ... Greg as Santa? ... When Seniors used to have special privelages? ... When we thought other classes were kidding about Mr. Rochette and page 121?? ... Bob Thibeault ' s classic cartoons of You-Know-Who!? As a class, we ' ve come a long Way. We ' ve shared the most joyous and the saddest times. We ' ve watched each other grow and (in some cases) mature. And now it is time for us to make our mark in the world, conquer it, and make it our own. Graduation Day, June 3, is only a beginning for us. CLASS DAY Boy Contributing Most Greg Facteau Industrial Arts Ken Wall Home Economics Beth Sullivan Literary Award Ann Fortin Art Award Bob Thibeault Science Award Kim Tadgell Girl Contributing Most Deb Hull Foreign Language Mary O ' Malley Math Award Lynne Wright English Award Lisa Goodrow Business Award Ann Fortin Social Studies Julie Wood DEDICATION We, The Graduating Class of 1981, pause at this moment to dedicate our yearly annual, The Maroon . It is our small way of express¬ ing our token of appreciation to the people most deserving of it. This year we have chosen two recipients. Through the mediums of patience and under¬ standing, this person has guided our hesitant feel through many scholastic difficulties. We look upon this person not only as a past prin¬ cipal, but also a friend. Therefore, it is with great pleasure that we, the Class of 81 , ded¬ icate our yearbook to Mr. Dean T. Toepfer. In addition, during the past two years, prob¬ ably the most difficult to advise, our Advisor guided us through some tough times. With¬ out her, many of our memorable Junior and Senior activities would not have been any¬ where near as successful. We, therefore, with great pleasure also, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Joan Tournas, our Junior and Senior Class Advisor. ff l X Homan satiiTv t donated by Peek-A-Boo! Where ' s Bunky? The Guys?!! ' Hold Me ' ' ! They are my feet! Buckland Edge ' Dreaming Disco Queen Gotcha!!! Did you hear the one about . . . Boogie, Baby, Boogie! Need a date??? Don ' t squeeze TOO tight!! At least her hair held up! Onions, but I got the signal! , Putting on a little weight??? Best All Around Girl, National Honor Society Award, Student Council Award, Leicester Teachers ' Association Scholarship Arthur D. LaMotte Memorial Award, Leicester Savings Bank Scholarship, Leicester Teachers Assn. Scholarship, Perfect Attendance Award Best All Around Boy, Perfect Attend- Leicester Lions Club Scho- Leicester Mothers Club ance Award larship Scholarship Leicester Teachers ' Assn. Scholarship Robert B. Sahagen Memo¬ rial Scholarship Superintendent ' s Award, Wore. East Leicester Mothers ' Club Side Improvement Scholarship Scholarship Dorethea A. Power Memorial Art Award Perfect Attendance Award D. A.R. Good Citizenship Award, National Honor Society Award, Leicester Mothers ' Club Scholarship Leicester Lions Club Scholarship Amer. Business Women ' s Assn. Scholarship Robert B. Sahagen Memo¬ rial Scholarship Western Wore. County Girls Basketball Scho¬ larship Student Council Award Leicester Savings Bank Scholarship Rita Berthiaum Nursing Award, Leicester Mother ' s Club Scholarship, Leicester Police I Assn. Scholarship, Leic. Women ' s Club Scholarship American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship GRADUATION 2 1 l .JU | I a y aftdf- ' l SWE i ||F ffl (uri ' metro Senior Class Trip SHOWN IN THE LOWER LOBBY EVERY HOUR ON THE HALF HOUR MEET MR.Q ILN LINCOLN A 20 MIN FILM I need a I wonder Homeward Bound Snoozin ' The morning After Happy Travelers Who ' s THAT? ' Come on you guys Up, Up, and Away Weary Travelers Stairway Studs K catching Z ' s CHERRY VALLEY POST NO. 443 AMERICAN LEGION P.O. BOX 59 CHERRY VALLEY, MASSACHUSETTS 01611 Thomas F. Lilley, Sr. Commander Antonio Maioriano Sr. Vice Cmdr. Robert Wright Jr. Vice Cmdr. Harry Barney Chaplain William J. Wall Treasurer Norman R. Croft Adjutant Raymond Largess Service Officer Your Community Veterans Organization is proud to sponsor the Class of ' 81 with best wishes for the future. It is a true pleasure to include the graduating class each year among our many other community sponsorships ... American Legion Baseball Cherry Valley Post Scholarship Program Children ' s Xmas Party Girl ' s Softball Leicester Little League LHS Senior Class Play Book Boys State Program Xmas baskets for the needy and numerous other charitable causes 120 r Only The Army Only The Army Offers You $9,200 For College With just a Two Year Enlistment Or a Part-Time Job With $4,000 Towards College THE ARMY now offers a two year enlistment. During that time a young person, if qualified can earn up to $9,200 in Veterans Educational Assist¬ ance benefits. For a four year enlistment, you could earn up to $14,100 in education assistance benefits. The Army offers over 200 skills, many are hi-tech oriented, some offer up to a $5,000 bonus. 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Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9006 Buckley ' s Auto Body 22 Mill St. Rochdale, MA 892-8420 Buddy ' s Spa 1080 Stafford St. Rochdale, MA 892-9087 Castle Restaurant 1230 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9090 Christie Thompson, Auto Parts 120 Main St. Spencer, MA Colby ' s Home Bakery 666 Pleasant St. Rochdale, MA 892-3512 Cooper ' s Hilltop Farm 515 Henshaw St. Rochdale, MA 892-3720 Cormier Jewelers 132 Main St. Spencer, MA 885-3385 Dodge Park Rest Home, Inc. 101 Randolph Rd. Wore., MA 853-8180 Eagle Trans. Co. Inc. Stafford St. Leicester, MA 892-3065 Eddie ' s Auto Truck 81 S. Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8282 Eddy ' s of Park Ave. 645 Park Ave. Wore., MA 755-2584 Entwistle ' s Garage 800 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9621 Family Table Main St. Leicester, MA General Machine Tool Inc. Route 56 Leicester, MA 892-3417 Goretti ' s Valley Discount Foods 700 Southbridge St. Wore., MA 752-5954 Grafton Printing Inc. 155 Southbridge St. Auburn, MA 755-8252 Green the Florist 5 Park St. Spencer, MA 885-2274 Greenwood Sales Service 200 S. Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9441 Hank ' s Marine Ill Main St. Cherry Valley, MA 892-4788 Hot Dog Annies Paxton St. Leicester, MA Inland Diver ' s 100 S. Main St. Leicester, MA 892-3323 Jan ' s Package Store Main Street Leicester, MA Klozemania 68 Stafford St. Wore., MA 755-7682 Krafty Corner Main St. Wore, MA. Leicester Aamoco 154 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9003 Leicester Booster Club Leicester Die Tool, Inc. 1764 Main St. Leicester, MA Leicester, MA 892-3893 126 NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE Leicester Exxon Rt. 9 56 Leicester, MA 892-9401 Leicester Pharmacy Inc. 1181 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8166 Leicester Savings Bank 1084 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9681 Leroux ' s Market 1044 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8661 Liberty Movers 9 Water St. Leicester, MA 892-4083 Mark ' s Pool Supplies 1601 W. Main St. Leicester, MA 892-9729 Master Crafts — Frame Shop 565 Main St. Cherry Valley, MA 892-3554 McDonald ' s Restaurant 995 Main St. Wore., MA 757-5357 George E. McKenna Ins. 4 Pleasant St. Leicester, MA 892-8133 Mercury Wire Products, Inc. Mercury Drive Spencer, MA 885-6363 Mills Radiators 585 Park Ave. Wore., MA 752-3966 Mobile Fire Extinguisher Main St. Spencer, MA Morgan Linen Service 831 Millbury St. Wore., MA 756-5149 Morrison Funeral Home 1131 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8515 Papa Luigi ' s 1025 Main St. Cherry Valley, MA 892-9276 Pepin Cement Products 1500 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-4193 Police Assn, of Leicester 1078 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-3626 Ragsdale Chevrolet Rt. 9 Spencer, MA 885-6311 William J. Reynolds Jr. 586 Henshaw St. Rochdale, MA 892-3020 Pauline Roche Hairstylists 1065 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8156 R. D. B. Inc. 871 Southbridge St. Auburn, MA Rosenlund Travel Service 332 Main St. Wore., MA 791-2337 Russell Mfg. Co. Inc. 1150 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8353 Safety First Service Center 9 Water St. Leicester, MA 892-9144 R. B. Sahagen Pleasant St. Rochdale, MA 892-4711 Sneakerama 1082-A Main St. Wore., MA Soojian ' s Farm 1666 Main St. Leicester, MA 892-8109 Sprague Oil Gas Co. 2 Grove St. Leicester, MA 892-8400 Tony ' s Hair Styling Joe ' s Barber Shop 880 Pleasant St. Rochdale, MA 892-3550 J. R. White Studio Inc. 121 S. Main St. Leicester, MA 892-4343 A. M. Williamson Sons, Inc. 1139 Stafford St. Rochdale, MA 892-4414 Wore. County Welding Sacks Drive Cherry Valley, MA 892-4884 Wore. Electrical Assoc. Inc. 39 Lamartine St. Wore., MA 754-4175 Wore. Police Dept. Lincoln Square Wore., MA Wore. Tool Stamping 10 Hankey St. Rochdale, MA 892-8194 127 V Congratulations to the Class of 1981 The young people of today are the leaders of tomorrow. From THE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LEICESTER . ' ■: 24i£ ;y- •: ■ 9 m . ' l m ' ' - ' m M ]ts n -i ■kv 1 k . ¥ Jr K -c ' ■ ' I p i i