Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

MU«WMW SWTH tit 4 M GMm If ' 9X6 Leicester High School Winslow Ave Leicester, MA 01524 To The Class Of 1986 You are to be commended and congratulated for your outstanding achievements. Most of you have been inspired by an urgent need to accept the responsibility of developing emotionally, socially and intellectually. May your actions and activities reflect feelings of self-worth and confidence. Invest yourself in worthy thoughts that lead to peace. Give in harmony and see others in their beauty and dignity. See everyone in the light of their worthiness. Contemplate yourself as an infinite possibility, grasp and develop the new and better ideas that flow through your thinking. You have gained knowledge, experience, maturity and respect. On behalf of the faculty and staff, best wishes for continued success, good health and lifelong happiness. 1 OUR DEDICATION TO: W e, the class of 1986 dedicate the Maroon yearbook to two special beneficial mem¬ bers of our faculty, Mr. Robert Giddings, and Mr. Richard Hennessy. These are two fine individuals who display dedication and concern to all who need their help. They not only are our teachers, but they are our friends and show that they care not only about us, but about our lives. When they are faced with what seems like impossible situations, they strive to achieve their goal, while helping us with our prob¬ lems. The senior class would like to thank Mr. Hennessy and Mr. Giddings for all they have done for us. It is both an honor and a pleasure to dedicate this yearbook to them. We wish them the best of luck and happiness in the years to come. Love, The Class of 1986 THE YEARBOOK STAFF TOP ROW L. TO R. B. COS¬ TELLO, A. PARTENHEIMER, P. VERICK, T. NAVAROLI, K. BARRY. MIDDLE ROW L. TO R. C. WILSON, K. MCNA¬ MARA, M. JACQUES, K. FITZGERALD, C. SPRING, J. RODRIQUE, P. VERICK, C. ALLEN. SITTING S. BERRY¬ MAN. 3 WE REMEMBER: T he class of 1986 experienced tragic losses on both a personal and a national level. We be¬ gan our senior year with the loss of a fellow student, athlete, and friend, Thomas Arguijo. He was a person that always had a smile and was always willing to help. We also suffered the loss of a recent alumni, Katherine Hartnett. She was an outstanding history scholar, a National Honor Society member, as well as a person with a charming and warm personality. We mourned with the nation the loss of the crew of the space shuttle. The Challenger. Many of us huddled together in the school library to receive that fateful news on a day that is etched into all of our memories. These people have touched our lives in a way which we will always remember. Memories of these people will always be in our hearts as well as in our minds. 4 DR. RUTTER SUPERINTENDANT OF SCHOOLS MR. ROWDEN VICE-PRINCIPAL MR. O’DONNELL PRINCIPAL 6 ? en-my MR. ALBRO ENGLISH MR. BAZILIAUSKAS SPANISH MR. AYOTTE MATHEMATICS MR. BJORKLUND WOOD MR. BRIERLY READING MR. BRITTON MUSIC MR. CARLOMAGNO SCIENCE MRS. DUNLOP MATHEMATICS MRS. DONAHUE READING MISS DUTTON ENGLISH MISS FIORE HISTORY MR. CHASSE HISTORY MRS. CROCKER BUSINESS MR. DAVIS SCIENCE 7 FACULTY MR. GRAHAM MATHEMATICS MR. HENNESSY ENGLISH MR. LA FORTE AUTOMOTIVE MR. GIDDINGS BUSINESS MS. HURST ART MR. KOUREY SCIENCE MR. MARCOUX BUSINESS MRS. MATTE GUIDANCE MR. MC GRATH INDUSTRIAL ARTS MISS MC GRAIL MATHEMATICS MRS. MARCOUX HOME ECONOMICS MR. LA PLANTE PSYCHOLOGY MR. LAUDER PHYSICAL EDUCATION 8 ! i FACULTY. MISS MORIN PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. RICE ENGLISH MISS TOURNAS PSYCHOLOGY MR. NELSON PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. NARCISI MUSIC MRS. O’CONNOR LATIN MRS. MOOSHAGIAN BUSINESS MRS. VAN LIEW LIBRARIAN MRS. WHITNEY LIBRARIAN MISS O’NEIL FRENCH Cafeteria staff STAFF Ms. Nancy Massey Ms. Marilyn D. Hyland Ms. Shirley A. Barlar Ms. Kathleen A. Soucie Mr. Joseph Morley CATHERINE E. ALLEN 6 17 68 W F Cheering 9-12 11-12 Capt. Tennis 9-12 Who says I should be blond? 5 7 Always smiling What ' s that mean? Nice laugh! Secret FBP 90 JP8cDD memories But Mr. Marcoux England bound TO MAKE THE WORLD A FRIENDLY PLACE ONE MUST SHOW A FRIENDLY FACE. KEVIN P. BARRY 7 19 68 Boomer Football 1-4 Capt. 4 Basketball 1-4 Capt. 4 Baseball 2-4 Capt. 4 LHS 8 DPHS 0, The ice crew, x- 10:30 boy, 2 JP, SDD with Pat, Huey who? Is that a cop? History in the first row I am babysitting tonight. Party with the folks, J M P see you around! DANIEL C. AVEDIKIAN 4 27 68 Who ' s a sick dog? Motorhead! Math Team 1-4 Tennis 1-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Jets Club Adventures in the mad Rambler! Hey Steve, need a ride? Ever use Henshaw St. for a runway? Wouldn ' t want to get stuck on the highway without my lawnmower! DAVID BERARD 4 30 68 Bouf, Swamp III Original 10:30 boy. Cem, playground. Weekend ski trips. Summer and Fall of ”85 ' ' The Vette B.J.C. memories. Siphoning with J. Auto with Boss. Where ' s 290 Lars? Zep, Boston. GOOD TIMES, BAD TIMES, YOU KNOW I ' VE HAD MY SHARE. LISA LUANN BALKUS 5 30 68 Parch? Always seen in RM. 38 J.M. L.M. S.C. partners in crime. Summers in Charlton. Forever Spoiled Rotten! Sweetums? Freesa? July 3, 1984, J.P. memories . .. Not many! ALWAYS P.W. GIVE NO THOUGHT TO WHAT LIES BEHIND, BUT PUSH ONTO WHAT LIES AHEAD. SCOTT C. BERRYMAN 1 28 68 Organist, pianist, school plays. Maroon Staff, candy seller. Lives for music. Success will be his if he doesn ' t break his fingers! KEEP INTERESTED IN YOUR OWN CAREER, HOWEVER HUMBLE; IT IS A REAL POSSESSION IN THE CHANGING FORTUNES OF TIME. KEITH BOISVERT Tennis 1-4; soccer 4; volleyball, badminton Intramural. Mint 78 Ford. Friends with the 2 Dans, Tim, Crash, Chuck, Mark. The Cambell Soup Kid, Russ and Tom. Physics, Chemistry and Calculus, dreaded. I hope success is out there waiting for me. LAURIE BUDNEY 4 25 68 Good time ' s at Caforio ' s. I know who threw the egg at Cheryl. Telephone poles! JP memories. Can be found in Rm.38. Puddles in Rm.25. Seger, Springsteen, Aerosmith. Loves Brian. Success will be hers if she has Brian by her side. CHARLES BROUILLARD 5 21 68 Charlie, Chuck, Mr. Wood 327 Corvette. Never seen out of the shop. Death rides in the Rambler. Flow fast does it go? Going to come back after graduation and take Mr. Bjorklands job. CATHY BRUNNETT 3 4 68 Walk in one door, walk out the other. Everyone ' s partner in crime. GRR. Sean, walk in any doors lately? Can be found coming out of room 38. Don ' t throw that egg!! Whose house were we at? SEGER. WE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE!!! SEAN BURTT 9 30 67 Sean-Skee! 1983 Puddles in Rm. 25. SB + SC. What suspicion list? Laurie, my locker won ' t open. Which one this week? Always seen with a girl. Zeppelin 8c Seger. HOLD ONTO YOUR DREAMS, CAUSE DREAMS COME TRUE. KAREN J. CAFORIO 8 29 68 Dec. 3, 1984, the happiest day in my life. Good times with Jude. Main St. Cruises. Mike Who? Sharon ' s better half. Judy, fal l much? Great times in Laconia. Summer of 83 . Success will be hers ' cause she ' s got her son by her side forever! 15 SHARON ANN CAFORIO 8 29 68 Cuffer? Sparky? 7:15 A.M. Adventures! You guys hungry? Main St. N.E. till when? California Bound. Seger Springsteen, Journey . . . Dream On ... Karen ' s better half. 4 wheeling? I had enough! Blue eyes. Always J.C. DREAM UNTIL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE . . . DAVID CAMERON 3 15 68 Nova Adventures . . . One minute to get to school. No problem! 4 wheeling, Ever get chased? 56 twice. Airborne! Prom weekend in Amesbury. Summer 85 . Lenny ' s and Joe ' s partner in crime. Led Zepplin 1. It can happen here. THESE ARE THE GOOD TIMES! JULIANNE CONNERY 9 27 68 Julie, Hoolie, Woody, W.l. Fun Times at the BC. Late Nites at the Drive-In. Ratt Remember — 2 a.m. Motley Crue 8c H. St. CVS, Jimbo ' s 8c HP. John Forever! May 17 8c July 4. Cruisin in the Swinger. Good Times with DG, BW, 8c LS. I ' M ON MY WAY, JUST SET ME FREE . . . HOME SWEET HOME. ROBERT COSTELLO 10 1 68 Bob, Boobie. Track 1, 2 CC 1. Leic. Airport Parking. Gumby all right. Work at the Hill too much, but never has any money. No more Wild Nights in the T-Bird. Friday nights out. Come on let ' s go. LEAVE ME ALONE AND I ' LL GET THROUGH. ROBERT CROWELL Bob, Birdman, Belchertown. Mikes 327 Cutless Montreal Kiss Scorpions Kick Axe Brador Plymouth Iron Maiden Accept Rush Black ' n ' Blue Class of ' 86 Graduation turn 18. Favorite girl — Diane. MARK MY WORDS, BELIEVE MY SOUL. IT ' S ON DON ' T WORRY NOW! JAMES DAY DIO RAY. Ever use Drano, or Rust Remover? Led Zeppelin Rules. Jimmi Hendrix. Let ' s Glow. Success will be his working Boons Farm. 16 THOMAS DAY 5 2 68 T The PB Nova adventures ... 4 wheeling anywhere and everywhere. Airborne down Henshaw. Dave, Lenny and Joe ' s partner in crime. Led Zep 1 Amesbury adventure. Snow in Topsfield. What to play pool? Zapped by Zappa. IT CAN HAPPEN HERE! THERESA MARIE DION 9 5 67 Terry. I ' m finally out of here! Where do I go now? We only went one way, Sharon! Not Geometry again! I didn ' t do it, honest! Tina go bug Shelby. Oct. 19, 1984 ALAN forever. FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS WHEREVER THEY MAY TAKE YOU. MARK DENHAM 9 20 68 75 Nova Bondo mobile. SKI BUM, Track 2-4, AC DC RUSH. Did you ever do a 180 on Rawson Hill? Ever jump your car on Henshaw? GOODBYE LHS. HELLO NICHOLS! Food World. Chicago Bears Dan. Remember all those long days at Hillcrest, Steve? DANIEL DOHERTY 9 28 68 ... SWINE, 74 Nova ' , Land- Arc , Rush, Sears, Ducker and Quacker, State Trooper — ME!?, Let ' s go to the Arcade , Off the road and into the cement pillar, What do you mean by that? Oh Noster MICHAEL DICKINSON 6 5 68 F.B. 1-4 C.C.2 TF. 2-4. 53 Ford On coming the Stang ' Skoal Brothers Everybodies partner in crime. Service Bound. Hampton adventures. 350 HYPO . . . THERE ' S A TIME AND A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING AND IT ' S TIME FOR TO GET OUT OF THIS PLACE! JODI DOWD 2 15 68 — It was an accident — I swear it. The Seabreeze. It just fell out the window. How did that happen? Somebody, anybody, open my locker. ST. John ' s track field. Walk much? Hey Brenda, where to now? Green Hill Park. No, you get back! 17 JASON FELDMAN 11 8 66 J-BA, The Great Ketchup Caper, Hit him your insured, Vance bark at the moon. The Catalina, Two of the regular, Zep, Sabbath, DIO, Courses may change sometimes, but the river will always reach the sea. JOYCE EVANS 12 14 68 Joyce, Shorty, Dale. Mike forever. Lynn, What do I do next? Fun in the back room of room 38. Never made it to Tammy ' s house. Memories of the J.P. Ever hit a gas pump? KELLY FITZGERALD 6 10 68 Kel F. Cheering 1-4 Capt. 4 W. Cheering 1-4 Capt. 4 S.C. 3 4 V.P, 4 I ' m hearin ya! Zoe! Maggot? Mad weekend animal. Secret Football Players — that uncontrollable itch!? Ear infections? A WHAT? WE MUST ALWAYS HAVE OLD MEMORIES AND YOUNG HOPES. MAUREEN GALLAGHER 4 1 68 Moke FH 1-3 Capt 4 5 DISTRICTS Hoop 1-2 Capt 3, 4 Track 3, Capt 4 Pres 1-3 Where ' s Chari? Ya gotta laugh! 10:30 Boys — Love Ya! Get me out NH Memories Vision Quest AIK Hamp. Adventures! Challenge is the key. ANYTHING THAT ' S WORTH MY LOVE IS WORTH THE FIGHT ' ' JANICE FISH CSN, CCR, JT, CS. Roses, Turquoise, Sunrises, Painting, Snow! Remember WRHS, Wild times in Rutland. Alaska bound with Lynn, Mark and Colorado LORD KNOWS WHEN THE COLD WIND BLOWS, IT WILL TURN YOUR HEAD AROUND. JEFFERY K. GRANVILLE 7 19 68 “Granny 70 Camaro The Doors, Zep., Seger. Hot Dog Annie runs. 3 tickets in 24 hrs.? Graveyard runs with Jay — N.Y. adventure ride! Hampton ' 85 Bye L.H.S. NAVY BOUND LIFE IS LIKE A CAROSEL, IT ' S SPINNING FAST SO YOU ' D BETTER RIDE IT WELL 18 VANCE GRANVILLE 8 1 67 F-Ball freshman year; Hampton with Woody; Good-Bye L.H.S. Hello Navy; The cemetary; 72 Olds, Buick — all history. B.K. with Jason; Worcester with DAW. The Centrum. Seger, Nugent, Ozzy, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Motley Crew. Bark at the moon. Boot. STEPHEN P. GUSTAFSON 10 29 68 Gus — F.B. 2-4 Capt. 4 BB 3, 4. An Original 10:30 Boy, Cards anybody? Buff ' s, Oakham Adventure, Sleep on the bridle? BJC loves Leeann, White Mountains — I AM A SURVIVOR — SMOKEY! “IT ' S BEEN SUCH A LONG TIME, I THINK I SHOULD BE GOING! ' ' PAUL GALLANT 3 16 68 Cliff Andy ' s Garage 2-4 Good times with the 10:30 boys. What ' s our vector Victor? Kara . . . again? Comeau ' s? Workin for the weekend. Who ' s got my Cliff Notes? Hammers! Gus ' s partner in crime. Yes, we took the sign. Bring me another Shrubbery! SUSAN HARTNETT 3 25 68 Sue, Hartnuts ' ' , Soo-Boo! F.H. 1-3, B-ball 1-2. Valley Girl; J.C.? Rae ' s towel?? The Drive-In. Always seen with Mari and Rae . . . Feb. 8, “D for Lolly; JOURNEY. Success will he hers if she fills out her W.S.C. application. LYNN HIDENFELTER 5 6 68 Lynnie (Never Lynn) Everyone ' s friend. Always there when you need something. Laurie ' s partner in crime. Mr. Gidding ' s little helper. Hampton ' 85. Prom Memories. I know who threw the egg! Phil ' s better half. Honest I didn ' t do it. Success will be hers if she stays with Phil. DONNA HODGERNEY 11 23 68 Hodge Softball, Mill St. Ever listen to an acorn, Lorna? Remember Q ' s. So I ' m BLOND. Whada know about it? Motley Crue, DIO w the Toyota, Good Times w R.L., Dirt Roads . . . Jump the What? G.M.C. Times w B.W. Still the same Kath 8c Hodge! RUSSELL A. HOPKINS 10 14 67 Russ, Duck ' s disciple ' s 2-4, CVS night shift. Mr. Kourey ' s nightmare. Yankee Democrat Imperialist. Bondo Buggie Captain. Tell us another story, Mr. Chasse. Lazarus, back from the dead. U-TURN on 495? MELISSA ANNE JACQUES 7 20 68 Poo Poo at 2. SBG+RTB. Let ' s do a tower! Roll-on-S.P.G. SC Locker. Wearing out AS + AL tapes. More RN ' s? Nights with Ki and the Lo kid. Got a piece of the hill. You can ' t keep a good what? Where? THE JOURNEY OF A THOUSAND MILES STARTS WITH A SINGLE STEP. JEFF JOHNSON 12 16 68 JoJo Golf 2-4 Tennis 1 X-C 1-2 Soccer 3-4 M.T. 1-2 Mustang Ever get tax returns from six different places? Golf Rules Perfect record in soccer. Long hours at WH. Traveling 10 miles to get to school. Success will be his if he makes the putt. TIMOTHY KEENAN 2 12 68 F-ball+B-ball 1-4. Swamp I-Fll. Lori forever and memories together. Good Times: Hampton, Oakmont, N. Brookfield, Dawn Acres, Boof ' s+Comeau ' s. Prouty games. Cruising in the Cutlass. I ' M AS FREE AS A BIRD NOW, AND THIS BIRD YOU CANNOT CHANGE! THERESA KOBEL 3 1 68 Terry, Shorty; D.S. partner in crime. Abdow ' s 5:30 in the morning; Bryan Adams, Night Ranger; Rl, Virginia, and JP. memories; Loves Mike . . . Friday night rollerskating. Oh Weill! Success will be hers if all her dreams come true! MARK E. LaBOMBARD 11 22 67 Football 2-3, Track 2-4. Ever use a Spalding punching bag in study? Tackle a tree? Ever practice on ice? Workout with the stack! If I ever get in on time it will be a night Terry is working. Success will be his if he pays off the Camaro. 20 SHERRI LaFLASH 6 17 68 Mokey where ' s your shoe? Remember the rock? NH memories. Chari are we in England? Behind what school? Loyal CYC member. Loves Lloyd. What red roof? Chink w Moe, Art, + Lloyd. What dedication Lolly. TO STRIVE, TO SEEK, TO FIND, AND NOT TO YIELD. MICHEAL LARSON 3 18 68 Lars, F-ball 1-4 Golf 1-2 Capt 3-4 Ski Club Odie ' s house? PINK FLOYD! Moke?! Who knows? Dreaded night at Dawn Acres. Hampton 85 ! Born again Christians at Hampton. Oakham adventures. Mad ski trips to Killington 8c Round Top! Franklin Ma„ Buff? ( i§ n LORI LeBLANC 9 29 68 Blinky! Riighht! Remember Tic Tac in History Seniors know better Memories of summer ' 85 w Cliff. U2, Motley Crue 8c Aerosmith rule! Jenna ' s partner in crime. Ski Club 2-4 Lori+Kip “Turntable Heaven Sweet Emotion. Success will be hers if she ' s with Cliff. STEVEN LeBOEUF 12 2 68 BUFF . . . RAMBO LIVES .. . 756th Combat Eng. Co. . . . NEVER seen out of the wood shop. Where ' s Charlie? Ever ride in the Rambler and live! Hey Dan, Who ' s the Swine? Scouting U.S.A. It wasn ' t my war. Farewell L.H.S., You drew first blood NOT ME. JILL MADORE 10 28 68 Jillybean Jilly McDilly Moo Lis + Brim ' s partner in everything 1 night w Vick the Quick! Will it last Babe? JP-FDD memories Hampton 85-86 Bad Co New Year ' s Eve Feb 14 What cement block? Sorry Boot. Mystery surrounds me + I wonder where I ' m goin? PAUL MARS Tennis courts. Ever puke at Friendlys and get kicked out of every store at Webster Square? Land scaping LHS ' s front yard. Monza destruction. Ever get dragged by a Grand Prix? Almost hit the school Stu. Sabbath, OZZY, Zep. P.S. The mob Rules. 21 JOAN MARTEL 8 27 68 Don-Marie, C.C. 1-2, Track 2, That ' s Classic. Ever tail someone around Auburn to find out where they live? Always dancing! S.R. forever. L.S., B.W., D.H. THE GOOD TIMES ARE THE BEST OF TIMES AND THE BAD TIMES FADE AWAY. CHRISTINE MARIE McGRAIL 12 31 68 — Chris, FH 1-4, Track 1-4, SC 4, NHS 4 6 Forever! JP 8c DD memories with J.K. 16th at the Wind Tiki, Canada! Joe?! I AM A SURVIVOR! HEAVEN , always 11, gotta deal with it! Thanks George! CLIMB FAR, YOUR GOAL THE SKY, YOUR AIM THE STARS. KARYN MacNAMARA 11 13 68 Macky, Kiki. Towers in the PW. Poo-Poo at 2. The other 6ps. Me, You, and the Louisiana Kid Forever. Piece of the hill. The T, Aerosmith Live. Lunch with Annie. I TOOK THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED BY AND THAT HAS MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE. STEPHANIE MEKELSKI 4 19 68 — Steph, Hampton bound 85-86 SDD memories that will last a lifetime. June 7, 1984 G.M.C. Summer! Hey you! We didn ' t hit that! Love those cemetarys! J.M. + S.R. thanks for everything. LOVE IS LIKE A ROCK UNTIL IT CRUMBLES. TIMOTHY M. MCDERMOTT 9 4 68 Maca, F-ball 1-4 Hot Dog Annie runs with Spout. Oakham adventures. JP memories — Sorry Karen. Hopeful SDD memories. 10:30 BOYS! Dreaded Brown Hornet! Farewell Tom. VENI, VIDI, VICTUM. KRISTEN J. MESSIER 5 1 68 Bunz-Mess Fh 1-4 B-ball 1-4 Softball 1-4 VP 3. Misquamicut; Sagman, I ' ve got legs 134 Prom night mono, Marshmellow Foreverl Chem crew. I ' m on fire! Girls night out, Quebec-Radar, Art Attack, friends forever, Hampton Marathon. “DREAMS LAST MOMENTS, MEMORIES LAST FOREVER. VICTOR MIKKILA 4 3 68 Aerosmith 84 ' ' Flyin food at Burger King; Camping expeditions in the field, Ridin days and getting chased on the old MR., It wasn ' t me Donny; Trying to keep Dupe alive; Holden bound in the weekends. Ever trip over a turkey? The Doors. TIMOTHY MILLETT 5 15 68 78 Pontiac, Good Times With DA, DD, MD, MLB, KB, CB, RH, TS. Ever do a buck on Burncoat St.? Ever have a bunsen burner go up in your face? Reading my Bio. 4 years of French, why? The Compacter. Hopefully going onward to something better in the future ... LISA MOULIN 10 17 68 Mouly! Never seen talking. Bad Company — Bob Seger — The Firm! Prom Court. Lionelle! Freesa? Hampton 85 Everybody ' s partner in crime. Loves Richard Gere! True love never did run smooth! AND THOSE ARE THE MEMORIES THAT MAKE ME A WEALTHY SOUL . . . THOMAS J. NAVAROLI 4 24 68 Tom. Tennis 2-4 Soccer 4, Math Team 2-4. Ever score a goal for the other team? Bus ride from Malboro. I AM A SURVIVOR! Hiking with FANCY NANCY.” CVS for now but not forever. Adventures with Bob Look out, he tied his shoes! So long L.H.S. STEVEN NELSON 7 6 68 Steve, Nellie, Nelldogs. Prom night, the other side of the Island? Drives a chevette. The Green Bomber, Rutland State Park. Dishwasher at Friendlys, goes out after school with L.L., S.Z. and J.R. Success will be his if he decides what to do. PATRICIA J. NEWCOMER 10 12 68 Patti — with an I! FH 2-4, B- ball 1-4, Tennis 1-4. NHS 2-3 Pres 4. MT 1-4 CoCapt 4. JP + DD memories, Hampton 85. Teddy! Special memories with Kevin. Thanks Mary. Surprise! Europe Bound. Huey Lewis, Kev? THE RULES YOU HAVE HERE LEARNED, THE GAME LIES AHEAD.” 23 SHAWN O’DAY 8 20 68 Odie FB 1-4 Ever fly in an Omega? Trip to Oakham, Souce! Original 10:30 boy. No JP parties. Boot ' s house. Playgrounds, Cemetary, Boys ' Camp. What Lazer? Mr. Albro ' s partner in English! Tower in the Hawk! HEAVEN 1-4-3 Evemarie. LIFE HAS BEEN GOOD TO ME SO FAR . . . CHRISTINE PAULAUSKAS 5 7 68 Taurus Softball 1, Field Hockey 2. Hampton Beach 85 FF+JJ Hawaii 85 Just funnin ' ya Life in the Stupid Lane. Peepin Jan! Jockos better half! June 15. Life with an Arby ' s man! J.F.K. forever! Success will be hers if she makes it to Boston! MARC PALLOTTA 8 7 68 Spout FB 204 69 Original 10:30 Boy. Favorite place, Boot ' s Worst place. The Dam, Oh, Hi coach! FAMOUS LINE, Trust me. Who was that girl at Como ' s? The 6 at Schmucks. Prouty game Jr. year. Don ' t take High School too seriously; LATER! TAMMY A. PETKUS 12 1 67 Back at Leicester. Memories of the JP with Mike. Tina ' s better half! If you ever want me I ' ll be at the Auburn Mall! I had Boyfriends, but where did they go. Anyone want to go rollerskating tonight? Heidi and Kattie ' s partner in crime . . . ANN MARIE PARTENHEIMER 4 23 68 Cheering 1, 4; Track 3-4. Reebok, Fashion, John who? 12. Lookout world, here comes my little sister! Whose ring? Dance to live, live to dance. THE WORLD IS ROUND, AND THE PLACE THAT APPEARS TO BE THE END, MAY ONLY BE THE BEGINNING. TINA MARIE PETKUS 12 1 67 Tiny Tina That ' s what Barney Rubble says ... Shelby and Terry ' s partner in crime. GRR! Memories of JP. Always working in office with S.B. 8c K.S. Tammy ' s better half. Old memories of Coburn! Brian forever! TODAYS DREAMS ARE TOMORROWS FUTURE . . . 88 24 JAMES P. RIEL 2 2 68 BIMPS F-ball 1-3 Capt 4. Boys Camp, Moose Hill, and the dreaded early days of the swamp I-HI. Partners in crime are Terry, Bart, and Oz. Memories with AG. Summer Painting, Moosh. Hawaii bound — Definitely! RAEANNE PILEGGI 7 18 68 Rae. Cheering 1-2. Always seen with Mari and Sue. Hampton 85 M.L. Pretty muggy out, huh? Zep. That mad Mopar. JP memories. Antman? You sick dog! MANY DREAMS COME TRUE, AND SOME HAVE SILVER LININGS, I LIVE FOR MY DREAMS AND A POCKET FULL OF GOLD! MARYELLEN REYNOLDS 4 26 68 Maryellen Field Hockey 1-3 Cheerleader 1-4 Tennis 1-2 Baseball 3 Student Council 1-4 Europe ' 85 Hampton ' 85 Apartment 5 You ' ll be likin ' it! JJ-I-FF Fran 8 always. I KNOW IT HURTS TO SAY GOOD-BYE, BUT IT ' S TIME FOR ME TO FLY. SHELBY ANN RAYMOND 11 26 68 Muttin, Just one of the guys Walkin with Tina SP Memories. Laura ' s partner in crime Journey Old times at Coburn Ave. Ulcer Attack! GRR! Weekends with the East Side Boys. Engaged at 17, John Wing forever. YOUR STAIRWAY LIES ON THE WHISPERIN WIND. JENNIFER M. RIOUX 8 4 68 Jens? Travel Club 85 and 86. German dancers. 3000 flies to Mt. Platis. Good-Bye Yellow Brick Road. Mother ' s no interest loans. Afelsaft. Corithians 13:8. White wine, pizza, Lucern. MEMORIES FADE, BUT THE SCARS STILL LINGER. MICHAEL B. PROVO 2 18 68 F-ball 2, B-ball 2-4, Tennis 2 wks. Camping in Vic ' s field. Part-time 10:30 Boy, Holden-Darn — trouble with Eric — cemetary. Friday nights at Boot ' s. Randell ' s — Millbrook — out Spout ' s window — Boys ' Camp — Como ' s? Hampton Beach — 3 yrs. JACQUELINE R. RODRIQUE 6 20 68 — Jackie Pres. -4 Mountain Dew! What curb?! Christmas excursions at my house! Babysitting again? How long does TB fever last? A bridge? Where? Canada 85! I ' ll be there on time! M8cM “GOOD TIMES WITH GOOD FRIENDS ARE THE BEST TIMES OF ALL. NORMAN A. SOUCIE JR. 7 12 68 F-ball 2 + 4, B-ball 1-4, Oakham. A 10:30 Boy, Odies Copilot, Boppers buddy, LFD, Someday Sheri, My house? Boofa ' s. “SEAGULL YOU FLY, ACROSS THE HORIZON, INTO THE MISTY MORNING SUN, NOBODY ASKS YOU WHERE YOU ARE GOING, NOBODY KNOWS WHERE YOU ' RE FROM. C 1 CHARLENE MARIE SPRING 7 3 68 FH 8c BB 1-4 Capt. 4 Centrum? Treas. 1-4 8! This is gay! Moke — ya gotta laugh — why? Thanks Mom 8c Dad! Englishmen? Albro ' s? 33 Roses! JP + DD Memories! Friends forever! MJMAHL. GOD GAVE US MEMORIES SO THAT WE MIGHT HAVE ROSES IN DECEMBER . . . MICHELLE LEE St.DENNIS 6 28 68 Laurie 8c Karen ' s partner in crime! Skip school — Who Me!! Never forget saying, “Just once , Remember the good times at Leicester High School —- Good luck in everything you do. We miss you tons — Florida bound. LOVE THE CLASS OF 86 . CHERYL STARVARSKI 1 4 68 — Che, Late for class much? Bathroom regular. Your partner in crime. Wanna drive, Jodi? GD, forever. Egg throw! Ever total a car going 25 m.p.h.? Nursing! “HOLD FAST TO DREAMS, FOR IF DREAMS DIE LIFE IS A BROKEN-WINGED BIRD, THAT CANNOT FLY. SANDRA MARIE STODDARD 9 20 68 Track 1-4 SC 1, 3-4. A year in a Darte!? Bisco Crew! 4:45 AM. If I could move. I ' d kill you!! Trivial Pursuit 3:00 AM! “THE ROAD STRETCHES FAR BEYOND US, AND THOUGH ONE VENTURE IS ENDING, A NEW ONE IS ABOUT TO BEGIN. MAY WE ALL FIND THAT WHICH WE ARE SEARCHING FOR. RICHARD STUART 1 7 68 Stu P.I.C. Oz, Kev, J, Boot. Hit anything with the Nova? J ' s cellar? Let ' s break it in! The dreaded T-bird. Always seen with his buddies. Good evening officer!?! Zep, Bad Company Well, that ' s all, later! DAVID TRANNI 4 19 67 Football 1,2 — days Relaxing 3,4 ect., ect. Let the good times role! LED ZEPPLEIN Recruited Valley Boy. Success will be his if there are two paths you can go by; But in the long run, there ' s still time to change the road you are on. LORNA SUNDSTROM 10 11 68 Thick water Barb? Mill St., Ever listen to an acorn? Crack what? Flakey puff. Whada ya know about it Hodge? Sebago, The Cape. DIO with the Toyota. STEVE. Good times with N.C. Argue till one? Success will be hers if she gets there in time. STEPHAN C. TRUDELL 9 20 68 Trudy, Architect. Ten. 1-2, Foot 2, B-ball 3-4. JP mem. Love my buddies. Pontiacs, Hot Tubs. Morris + The Time. California girls, all girls. RATT V.H. BON-JOVI. Rock-n-Roll STAR, maybe? Beach Bound, California! RANDY C. STREETER 9 5 68 Not too many nicknames — Sketter, Scadder, Scutter, Spint, Spank, Spoke, Spock, Sprocket, Randell, Randall, Play tennis much? Tears for Fears 1. Vette ' s rule chevette ' s that is, Ronnie ' s boy ... I LAUGHED, I CRIED, IT BECAME A PART OF ME! MARIANNE SULLIVAN 6 18 68 Mari, Cakes, Sull. Always Secretary 1-4, Always with Rae and Hartnuts. RTB and the Silver Bullet. Loves Steve 3 3 84, Luigi ' s Madonna 38 Hampton and The Cape. DIET! The Drive-In. Success will be hers if she keeps smiling. 27 LEONORA MARIA VAN HOOK 4 5 68 Leovanora Andy ' s baby sis. Paris in spring. Xastles in the air. Tender Teddy 8c Red Roses? Thanks Ms. Hurst, Mum 8c Dad. AND SO AT THIS, OUR NEW BEGINNING, I GREET YOU WITH THE PRAYER, THAT FOR YOU, NOW 8c FOREVER, THE DAY BREAKS AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY. PAMELA RUTH VERICK 11 6 68 Pammy Ruth Cheering 2-3, Captain 4 Braces 1-4 Europe 84-86 Summer of 84 Centrum excursions?! Phase 7? The Prom?! Quebec 85 I AM A SURVIVOR — Hike 85. I dare you! Blue eyes, Roses, 8c Pearls. WE ALL NEED CLOWNS TO MAKE US SMILE. KAREN A. WALSH 12 7 67 Slim, Bert. New Years 85 — Deano, Rae, Antman! Mary A F A. Never forget 1 24 85 — Mike Riordan forever. Always in Rm. 38. GRR. — MH 8c DM. Ever get kicked out for laughing? You guys, I can ' t drive. Success will be hers if Mike ' s by her side. CHRISTINA WILSON 11 29 68 Wills, Flip Romancing the what? I can ' t tell. Memories with Scott. Aerosmith. Bill 4 20 85, Thank-you. Always Daddy ' s Little girl. Senior Dinner Dance Memories. SS till 1:30 Legs, Mari. DB 4 6. THE MOST WASTED DAY OF ALL IS THAT ON WHICH WE HAVE NOT LAUGHED. MARY ANN T. HEBERT 9 12 68 Marissa. The Pines The Cove and Hillside. Bert, R.W. A F A. The blue Nova! Rae need help? Secret lovers! Karens double? I ' ll buy Ma, when I ' m 21! Rednecks in my backyard? Popeye-Pounce. Success will be hers if she gets through. BARBARA WRIGHT 11 11 68 Best buddies with . . . Thanks guys! Good times with JD. Silent Night”. Wilmont, Sebago. Crack your tongue, thick water, flaky puff, argue til 1:00. Hodgemobile, dirtroads, helium. Got an itch, Di? Summer at the bridge. The end at last! 28 DANIELLE GINGRAS 10 15 68 Dani, PT. Gism. Adventures with Hoolie! Nice treepants! Buttons! Saturday adventures at Jimbo ' s, don ' t get caught in the cellar! Remember forever — Ratt 2 am! Ever wear Deso ' s football shirt? The Swinger and the Co¬ moro! Left to Right: Class President, J. Rodrique; Treasurer, C. Spring, Vice President, N. Soucie; Secretary, M. Sullivian ct vrn m fSmtok mmmemmmKSSs ft 1 I I Here we go again!! 36 i Ler rhe Good Times Roll!!!!! The Best of Times!! JUNIOR PROM Nights in white satin, never reaching the end ... Well we did reach the end of May 10th., 1985 and although the pages of the calendar have turned that date will always remain a part of our lives. Memories of soft lights, beautiful music, friends, and that special date have been etched in our hearts, and reflection on that won¬ derful event of our junior year will be met only by smiles. Though time has taken away that night, it will not be forgotten. A Day in rhe Life of .. A day in the life of ... a town official. Each year the school holds a mock election to show students what they have to do to be elected to an official position. First, each person wishing to partici¬ pate must obtain nomination sheet on which they must get twenty signatures to be nominated for any position. Then, the nominations are voted upon and on a designated day, each student participating meets with a town official to see what their job involves. By having local government day, stu¬ dents are given the opportunity to par¬ ticipate in town government and to give them a taste of what politics is all about. After an informative day with their re¬ spective officials, students and their parents attended a dinner which was followed by a mock meeting in the town hall. Articles of debate were argued among students and then they had the chance to vote on them. At the finish, Norm Soucie, town moderator, closed the meeting, and everyone departed with a sense of accomplishment and pride in their town. 49 WINTER CARNIVAL WEEK And the bid is up to? the wheel barrel race, the ping pong roll, and the tennis ball pass. However, the seniors de¬ termination and enthusiasm allowed them to dominate the tug-of-war event and in¬ evitably capture the first place title. February 10-13 was a fun- filled competitive week. The winners of the individual days were: Leicester Spirit Day, Juniors; Dress Up Day, Freshman, and Horray for USA Day , Freshman. The yearbook staff initiat¬ ed a new activity to Leices¬ ter High School this year. It was “Senior Servant Day . Seniors were bought from 5 to 100 dollars for a day ' s ser¬ vices. It was also Carnation Day. Friday ' s Olympic Foolery was a day of fun and excite¬ ment. Each class strived to gain points in such events as THE PLAY ' S THE THING What did you think Mr. Dia¬ mond? Everyone took their places, made a final prop check, and anticipated the drawing of the cur¬ tains with a deep breath. This was it, the long await¬ ed moment, and that final instant of near panic when you seem to have forgotten all your lines. We were all in it together though, each knew each others lines, and we were ready! Oooh . .. what hit me? . . . and so began the sen¬ ior class play with a line that assisted the conclu¬ sion of a previous movie, and was but a prelude to the actual Hurricane Smith. With the line, ' Mr. Diamond? ' , Hurricane Smith began to unfold as a story within a story. We acted through our ner¬ vousness, developing our characters and unfolding the plot. The lines were al¬ most second nature as we spoke them before our unsuspecting audi¬ ence. Miss Calcutta and Dr. Londonbridge saved the explorers club, Java- Java braved the villians. Hurricane Smith and Linda Zest proved that the gar¬ den of the golden mon¬ key was real, and Gloria sold her film to Eddie. Upon the inception of applause we released the long held deep breath, embracing and bowing at the success of our sen¬ ior class play, Hurricane Smith and the Garden of the Golden Monkey . . . on Eddie Diamond pro¬ duction . .. directed by Eddie Diamond . . . screenplay by Gloria Dai¬ ly.” 52 Left: “I ' ll sue!” Below: Cobra, Cobra, hiss! “Your a fool and a madman. 53 Donkey Basketball many a competitor and the pooper scooper became more evident throughout the games. The donkey ' s quality of behavior also declined as the now ill-tempered donkey became less and less man¬ ageable. In the end though, the Me¬ morial School teachers came out on top. As cream rises to the top, so did the teachers defeating the High School teachers and finally th e Sen¬ ior Squad. Through it all, the bumps and bruises didn ' t matter anymore, because smiles were on everyone ' s face. As the cry of Whoa Nellie exploded through the gym, the goal of getting the ball through the basket became secondary. The goal of not getting knocked off the don¬ key became first and fore¬ most to everyone. The three teams of seniors, juniors, and teachers battled each other, and embarrass¬ ment into the long night. As the crowd cheered for their favorite participant, the combatants cheered their donkey to do their thing. The spotlight may have become too much for the donkeys as their sudden stops spilled 54 FIELD HOCKEY The 1985 Wolverine field hockey team, coached by Eileen Donahue, finished their season with a record of 5-6-4. The team, led by Sen¬ ior co-captains Maureen Gallagher and Charlene Spring, stuck together al¬ though the wins were few. Despite the size of the team, which consisted of only twelve individuals, the team still remained strong and dedicated. The Leicester girls came within two games of making Districts, and end¬ ed their season with a strong third place in the Southern Worcester County League. As the close of the 1985 sea¬ son arrived, the five Senior girls sadly played their final varsity game on October 31, 1985. They leave their in¬ tense desire and devotion to the future athletes of L.H.S. Field Hockey: Top Row (L to R) Coach Eileen Donahue, Brenda La- joie, Susan Towne, Kathy O ' Donnell, Kerry Cogswell. Bottom Row (L to R): Patricia Newcomber, Maureen Gal¬ lagher, Charlene Spring, Kris Messier, Chris McGrail. (Left) One of Eileen ' s famous halftime pep talks. (Above) Life is a series of trials and ac complishments. bove) Seniors Patti Newcomer, Kristen Messier, Chris McGrail, Charlene oring. Maureen Gallagher. (above) Coach Tom Lauder The 1985 football season, led by second year coach, Tom Lauder, finished with a 4-6 record. The Wolverines were led by tri-captains Tim Keenan, Kevin Barry, and Steve Gustafson. The team was balanced by an equal assortment of Juniors and Seniors. Their hopes for an outstanding season were SP’IMOT ! 1 ' 1 high. They received a lot of support from the cheer¬ leaders, student body, and faculty. Throughout the year, the coaches put in a lot of hard hours, and brought out the best in the players. Coach Tim Fontaine was the lineman coach, while Coach Lauder worked with the backs and ends. Tim Griffiths and Fred LaFlash coached the J.V. team to a 5-3 record. Although they did not boast the best record ever achieved at Leicester High School, their spirits were strong and their wills remain unbroken. (above) Sixth row L to R: J. Frappier, B. Dunshea, K. Hartnett, P. Hallen, J. Roberts, T. McKay, S. Giles, D. Tyndall, L. Dy- kas, T. Gallant. Fifth row L to R: J. Barton, J. Peping, S. Shea, D. Brosnihan, A. Mahan, S. Gonzalas, B. Granville, K. Pickett, C. Rutter, P. Capers. Fourth row L to R: J. Brown, J. Provost, C. Wilson, T. O ' Neil, J. Hartnett, M. Kemp, M. Tyndall, T. Brown, C. Doherty. Third row L to R: M. Barton, R. Provost, J. Kane, J. Studley, C. Paluk, J. Hunt, T. Friend, J. Cleary. Second row L to R: M. Pallotta, M. Lavin, M. Labombard, J. Riel, S. O ' Day, N. Soucie, M. Larson, T. McDermott, M. Dickinson. First row L to R: Asst. Coach F. LaFlash, Tri-Captains K. Barry, S. Gustafson, T. Keenan, Head Coach T. Lauder, Asst. Coach T. Griffiths. Leicester Opponent 0 Auburn 36 8 Uxbridge 6 0 Oxford 12 14 West Boylston 0 0 Northbridge 24 7 South 33 6 Grafton 35 7 Milbury 0 38 Bay Path 22 7 David Prouty 14 (above) A picture worth a thousand words. Disappointed, the team counts down the final minutes in the biggest game of their season. 59 (right) Getting fired up for the game! We want you!!! (right) L to R: tri-captains S. Gustaf¬ son, K. Barry, T. Keenan. (below) SENIORS Back row L to R: M. Labombard, M. Pallotta, J. Riel, S. O ' Day, N. Soucie, M. Larson. Front row L to R: M. Lavin, S. Gustafson, K. Barry, T. Keenan, T. McDermott, M. Dickenson. 60 Vhiit SBfiFRiLin.flr mww LI? lit LniVttPinflr oi .... . (left) Back row L to R: Coach C Paradise, L. Studley, E. Brosnihan, D. Sheehan, R. Bates, A, Parten- heimer, L. Porier, S. Hobby, Asst. Coach S. Bates Front row L to R: C. Allen, M. Reynolds, K. Fitzger¬ ald, C. Allen, P. Verlck, L. Super- nore, M. Newcomer. (above) L to R: tri-captains P. Verick, K. Fitzgerald, C. Allen (right) Seniors Back row L to R: C. Allen, M. Reynolds. Middle row L to R: K Fitzgerald, P. Verick. Front: A. Partenheimer. (below) Seniors top row L to R: K. Boisvert, T. Southwick. bottom row L to R: T. Navaroli, J. Beauregard. The Leicester High Soccer Team has been a recog¬ nized team for two years, The first year, the J.V. Team, was undefeated. Because of their success as a J.V. Team, they were placed into Varsity Competition in their second year. During the second season. Coach Bry¬ an Davis stressed to both the new and old players the fun¬ damentals of the game, and progress was made in the area of player expertise. As a first year Varsity Team, their record was 0-16. This in no way stopped the team ' s spirit and eagerness to learn and to play. With a little more experience and practice behind them, the Leicester High Soccer Team will be a strong competitor in the near future. (above) Jeff ' s dazzling footwork. (above) Put me in coach. (above) Captain John Beauregard. 62 h ii i Leicester 0 David Prouty Opponent 3 1 Northbridge 2 4 South 6 0 Oxford 7 1 David Prouty 4 0 Bay Path 5 4 South 6 0 West Boylston 1 0 Northbridge 3 1 Quaboag 5 0 West Boylston 1 1 Oxford 8 1 Bay Path 5 3 Milbury 8 2 Milbury 8 0 Quaboag 2 63 Leicester Opponent 516 Quaboag 316 6 Shephard Hill 3 7 Tantasqua 2 8 West Boyiston 1 7 Southbridge 2 3 David Prouty 6 716 Shepherd Hill m 31 2 Northbridge 516 61 2 West Boyiston 216 416 Wachusett 416 3 2 David Prouty 516 4 Quaboag 5 9 Bay Path 0 3 Wachusett 6 616 Auburn 216 imt Our Cross Country Team had a lucrative season in 1985, ending a three-year streak of near wins and misses that had plagued the squad since our Sophomore year. Ending with a 4 win — 10 loss record, the Wolver¬ ines of Leicester competed in the Wachusett Invitational Meet. The District III Meet and The SWCL Meet, in 64 which they placed third. Winning members of the team included Rich Granger, first place; Steve Johnson, second place; George Barthemus, third place; Kurt Fauerback, fourth place; Bri¬ an Jackman, fifth place; Scott Peterson, sixth place; and Kurt Gott, seventh place. Leicester Opponent Grafton 16 21 at David Prouty 34 Northbridge 15 37 at Oxford 18 35 West Boylston 25 29 at Uxbridge 26 30 at Millbury 25 49 at Grafton 16 23 David Prouty 32 38 at Northbridge 20 34 Oxford 21 29 at West Boylston 26 15 Uxbridge 44 16 Millbury 42 The Leicester High School golf team qualified for Dis¬ tricts for the second year in a row. Micheal Larson and Jeff Johnson led the team with their fantastic action. One of the highlights of the season was their tie with Wachusett Regional, a fine Division I team. With many players returning the team is looking forward to a positive future golf season. BB Back row L to R: Coach S. Nelson, C. Spring, S. Hobby, S. Berube, K. Lyons, P. Newcomer, Front row L to R: M. Gallagher, K. Messier, K. O ' Donnell, C. Dunlop. Missing: T. Mayer, J, Moffat, he Leicester High School women ' s basketball team, coached by Sandra Nelson, captained by Charlene Spring and Moke Gallagher did just that — surprised them all! The season did not look too promising as the Wolver¬ ines lost their opening game to the Auburn Dandies 66- 63. However, this loss didn ' t necessarily mean downhill for the girls as the captured seven straight victories to up their record to 11-4. The annual Quaboag Tournament was just around the corner as the LHS girls anxiously anticipated an¬ other victory over their rival David Prouty. Breezing by the Panthers of Spencer to be challenged by Ware was quite an experience. The Wolverines were soon to face Quaboag Regional High School in the champion¬ ship game. Although de¬ feated, the Wolverines held their heads high as they no doubt earned their position in the play offs. The Wolverines met the 2nd seed team Uxbridge High School in the first round, defeating them 61-47. They proceeded to the semi-fin¬ als at Assumption College where they played the 3rd seed Blackstone Millville — capturing another victory 63-51. The LHS Cinderella team went way beyond many peoples ' expectations as they were headed for the Centrum on March 8 facing the 1 seed, Oakmont Re¬ gional. Although their perfor¬ mance was a tough one, the time and desire it took to get there is to be highly commended. 66 Leicester 63 58 48 72 71 34 65 54 35 48 57 59 47 51 66 55 Auburn Opponent 66 North Brookfield 33 Wesf Boylston 56 Oxford 58 Northbridge 59 Grafton 35 Uxbridge 64 Milbury 41 West Boylston 45 Oxford 44 David Prouty 49 Northbridge 53 Grafton 42 Milbury 33 David Prouty 55 Uxbridge 64 Western Worcester County League Tournament Leicester Opponent 59 David Prouty 33 67 Ware 50 57 Quaboag 71 Districts Leicester Opponent 61 Uxbridge 47 63 Blackstone 51 46 Oakmont 74 Coke is it! OOKMONT £• £ “? LEICESTER 3E b rnsn 3D (left) Our final game! Here we are Centrum .. . Here we are! (below) The beginning of a spectacular victory — with many to follow . .. (above) Continuing the Leices¬ ter High School tradition of being winners! The 1986 LHS boys varsity basketball team was ex¬ pected to bring Leicester out of the basement of the SWCL. The team had taken only three wins in the last two years. This year ' s team, under the direction of head coach George Al- bro and assistant Tom Lauder, doubled that out¬ put with a total of six wins in the 17-game season. There were a total of five seniors on the team, includ¬ ing captains Norm Soucie, Kevin Barry, and Tim Keenan. Mike Provo and Steve Trudell rounded out the senior squad. Some highlights of the season were a triple-over- time win over Auburn and a home-court win over arch rival David Prouty. Leicester missed the Clark Tourna¬ ment by two games, and was not eligible for any post-season play. The team would like to thank coaches Albro and Lauder for their dedication and long hours of work. Also to be thanked are the fans and student body that supported us throughout the season. Back row L to R, Coach G. Albro, S. Johnson, J. Kane, N. Soucie, T. Keenan, R. Provost, J. Guinee. Front row L to R, J. Studley, M. Provo, S. Trudell, K. Barry, J. Hartnett, J. Provo. 68 Below L to R: Tri-Captains. K. Barry, N. Soucie, T. Keenan. Below Senior squad back row L to R: K. Barry, N. Soucie, T. Keenan. Front row, M. Provo, S. Trudell. Leicester opponent 60 Notre Dame (Fite.) 77 82 Auburn (3-ot) 80 67 North Brookfield 79 73 West Boylston 49 53 Oxford 42 45 Northbridge 48 45 Grafton 50 66 David Prouty 61 50 Millbury 55 58 Uxbridge 64 58 West Boylston 40 48 Oxford 47 52 Northbridge 58 65 Grafton 66 55 Millbury 74 69 David Prouty 74 69 Uxbridge 75 J. V. Basketball Back row L to R: (coach) T. Lauder, S. Giles, D. Brosni- han, C. Rutter, J. Pepin, D. Spring Front row L to R: K. Lanney, K. Picket, D. Jubinville, S. Ganzales, T. McKay, (missing) L. Dykas. 69 R. Nelson, M. Ward irPT—iTO SI The 1985 Varsity Football Squad, led by tri-captains Cathy Allen, Kelly Fitzgerald, and Pam Verick, cheered the football team through a 4-6 record, As we made the transition from football to basketball, we pr epared ourselves for an upcoming season of fun and excitement. After spiriting the boys to a 6-11 season, we cheered as the girls basketball team made their way to the Dis¬ trict E finals at the Worcester Centrum. We also had the privilege of competing in an invita¬ tional cheerleading tourna¬ ment at the Centrum which preceded a fantastic game by the Globetrotters. This year the Basketball Squad, captained by Pam Verick and Kelly Fitzgerald, entered two tournaments; one at St. John ' s High School and the 40th annual cheer¬ leading tournament at Da¬ vid Prouty High School. Al¬ though the results were not optimal, we will always re¬ member the excitement and great times shared by all who participated. 70 K. Fitzgerald, P. Venck Back row I to r; Coach S. Bates, E. Brosnihan, D, Sheehan, K. Fitzgerald, L Lahair, L. Poirier, Coach C. Paradis. Front row I to r: L. Brown, P. Soucie, P Verick, L. Studley, R. Bates Back row I to r: Coach S. Bates, K. Fitzpatrick, T. Twitchell, R. Nelson, Coach C. Paradis. Front row I to r: M. Sullivan, C. Bolduc, C. Shea, M. Ward. LEICESTER OPPONENT The 1985-86 boy ' s varsity tennis team, led by first year coach John Graham, had another successful season with a record of 7-7. Led by four seniors, Tom Southwick, Keith Boivert, Tom Navaroli and Randy Streeter, they defeated schools such as David Prouty, Shepard Hill, South High and Uxbridge. Coach Graham helped to teach the fundamentals of tennis as well as to help po¬ lish the skills already pos¬ sessed by the team. Above all. Coach Graham showed the team how to work as one. He proved that it did not matter if you played second doubles or first singles, your effort con¬ tributed to the outcome of the team as a whole. Shepard Hill David Prouty West Boylston Ddvid Prouty Grafton Shepard Hill West Boylston Grafton North South Southbridge Uxbridge Southbridge Uxbridge Top Row: Seniors L to R: Keith Boivert Tom Southwick Randy Streeter Tom Navaroli Middle Coach John Gra¬ ham. Top Row L to R: Coach John Graham Keith Boivert Tom Southwick Steve Gonzales Chris Paulik Bottom Row L to R: Tom Navaroli Kevin Hunt Randy Streeter Chris Huban. Girls Tennis, Back row I to r: K. Gordon, R. Nelson, M. Newcomer, V, Berube, P. Newcomer Front row I to r: S. Senior Girls Co-Capts P. Newcom Greenough, T. Robidioux, J. Poirier, M. Sullivan, C. Allen. er, C. Allen. ■ The 1986 girls varsity tennis team finished a rather disap¬ pointing season with a re¬ cord of 3 wins and 11 losses. This season will be remem¬ bered as a rebuilding one, for this team has a very bright future ahead. This eleven member team has nine returnees. The two sen¬ ior co-captains, Patti New¬ comer and Cathy Allen fin¬ ished their fourth year on the team. Of the above men¬ tioned nine returnees six are very enthusiastic freshman who have learned an im¬ mense amount this year. For the two senior mem¬ bers of the team, this season was definitely filled with ex¬ citing competition. Patti and Cathy, as well as the rest of the team, know that the competition they have par¬ ticipated in and the learning of the game of tennis that they have experienced will be what they remember about the 1986 tennis sea¬ son. These memories will bring smiles to the members of this team ' s faces, as they think back on this season. : WTS - - ■ ?! ' ?;� Boys Track: Back row I to r: Coach Fitzpatrick, S. Peterson, R. Martel, M Grady, R. Granger, J. Feldman, S. Hunt. Front row I to r: T. O ' Neil, J. Kane, J Wright, M. Dickinson, K. Roberts. The 1986 boys and girls track teams had disappointing 3- 8, 1-9 records. It was a year of personal triumph as well as anguish. Small numbers, and crippling injuries to both teams, hurt their competi¬ tiveness. Rich Granger and Trevor Friend, co-captains of the boys team, were un¬ able to compete because of injuries. Kathy O ' Donnell and Chris McGrail, co-cap¬ tains for the girls team, tried hard to lead their small girls team to victory. Personal re¬ cords as well as school re¬ cords fell during the season. Kelly Lyons, and Brenda La- joie broke the school records in the javelin and the mile re¬ spectively. Tim O ' Neil, Joe Kane, Jennifer White, and Kris Peterson had their suc¬ cess on the track. Mike Dick¬ enson, Betty Burtt, Jason Feldman and Jeff Guiney had personal bests in their field events. With many up¬ coming seniors and promis¬ ing underclassmen the fu¬ ture looks very bright for both the girls and boys track teams. Sr. Girls: A. Partenheimer, C. McGrail $ ■ WHERE SPIRIT COUNTS This years Leicester High School Softball team ' s re¬ cord was 5-12 overall and 4- 10 in the league. Two of those victories were against long time rival David Prouty. The first half of the season wasn ' t very prosperous for the team. However, the playing and experience im¬ proved. The two co-captains of the team were Kristen Mes¬ sier, a very responsible and versatile player who was there whenever you need¬ ed her, and Donna Hodger- ney, who led the team in tri¬ ples, had the second best batting average and was a very strong, smart base run¬ ner. All around they were two very valuable assets to the team, The team, which is very young, is expected to im¬ prove with age, and is look¬ ing forward to success in the future. Back, l-r: Coach J. Morin, C. Arsenault, J. Moffat, J. Javorski, K. Fitzgerald, N. Lyver, S. Towne, S. Berube, A. Giggey. front l-r: S. Hobby, co-captains K. Messier, D. Hodgerney, and K. Cogswell. LEICESTER OPPONENT T4 SOUTH 18 4 NORTH 11 11 N. BROOKFIELD 4 5 OXFORD 12 16 PROUTY 9 5 NORTHBRIDGE 3 13 W. BOYLSTON 15 6 OXFORD 9 3 GRAFTON 9 5 MILLBURY 12 9 UXBRIDGE 15 12 NORTHBRIDGE 17 3 W. BOYLSTON 8 9 MILLBURY 13 10 PROUTY 9 3 UXBRIDGE 4 13 GRAFTON 3 1 The Leicester High base¬ ball team enjoyed one of its finest seasons this year as it captured the Southern Worcester County League title finishing a most enjoy¬ able year with an eleven and five mark. The Wolver¬ ines, who were not chosen to finish anywhere above fourth place, started the season losing to both South and North Brookfield in games which they could have won. However, de¬ spite the dismal start Coach George Albro railed his men who went on to win seven consecutive league games. Suffering an embarrassing loss to the Woolies of Millbury the Wolverines were able to regroup and win their last two games capturing a dis¬ trict berth and a league crown. Although the team lost to Quabbin in the first round of the district playoffs. Coach Albro and his mates must be proud of their ef¬ forts. Next year might be as successful as the Wolverines only lose four seniors and six starters will return. Being a player on this team, I will al¬ ways remember the joy and happiness which came from being on our team. We were surrounded by men who knew how to, and wanted to win. Leicester Opponent 7 South 11 6 North Brookfield 7 3 Oxford 0 5 David Prouty 4 3 West Boylston 0 5 Oxford 2 7 Northbridge 1 14 Grafton 4 6 Millbury 5 0 Uxbridge 3 5 Millbury 15 5 West Boylston 4 8 Northbridge 7 4 Prouty 14 9 Uxbridge 0 14 Grafton Districts 6 6 Quabbin 7 Back row I to r: Coach Ayotte, J. Provost, K. Pickett, D. Spring, T. Perron, Coach Albro. Middle row I to r: K. Dupuis, S. Johnson, R. Duquette, J. Hart¬ nett, R. Provost. Front row I to r: J. Beauregard, K. Barry, M. Lavin, R. Wood. I 78 - SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, AND On April 29, 1986, within the dim auditorium, behind an aura of candlelight, the Na¬ tional Honor Society induc¬ tion ceremony progressed. All members were dressed in long maroon robes, each having been chosen for the qualities of scholarship, lead¬ ership, service, and charac¬ ter. Each quality was defined and described by 2nd and 3rd year members, each speech a prelude to our guest speaker, an alumnus of Leicester High — Robert Kennedy. Those who had already been inducted into the Hon¬ or Society were given their respective year pins, and the induction of the 1986 candidates followed, each being presented with a cer¬ tificate, membership card, and a year pin, as custom¬ ary for all new members. Each inductee was present¬ ed with a candle as well, lit as these words were spoken by the president of Leicester SERVICE High ' s chapter of the Nation¬ al Honor Society, Patricia Newcomer: As this candle gives light to you, so may you give light to others. The new members, with candles in hand, recited their pledge, and thus the formal ceremony concluded. A reception in the school cafeteria followed during which the new members were congratulated and re¬ freshments were served. L (_Z U4. ' X9 Christina Albert Kenneth Andrew s Deborah Armenti Karen Barriere Douglas Bathelmes James Barton Bonnie Bolduc Eric Borgerson Kathleen Brown Tracy Brown Christine Buck Carolyn Burke David Butkiewicus Carrie Carliell Tina Casey Joanne Chaffee Kim Charette Jill Chaussee Stephen Connolly Curtis Corey Joseph Cote James Coulthard Sharon Coupe Tracy Crouteau Lan Curtin Douglas Daigle Michael Denham Keith Desautels Christopher Doherty Kelly Dubois Christine Ducharme Wayne Dufault Brian Dunshee 86 I ffW ' mj Leon Dykas III Thomas Ethier Debra Faford Kristen Fitzpatrick Jon Frappier Anthony Gallant Melissa Genatossio Kirsten Gordon Marc Grady Brian Granville Dawna Graslie Sarah Greenough Peter Hallen Jamie Hallihan Kristen Hartness Kevin Hartnett Patricia Hebert Scott Hill Jodi Holmes Laura Hopkins Amy Hovagimian Kevin Hunt Heather Keating Robert Kerr Diane Klimaszewski Elaine Klimaszewski Cindy Lachance John Lareau Leonard Larson Kelli Leary r 87 Russell Lusignan Jennifer Morengo John Morengo Richard Martel Tracy Mayer Timothy McKay Micheal McKeen Steven Menard David Mero Derrick Mongeau Jennifer Morris Ann Mougan Christopher Mulrain Rebekah Nelson Dawn Peloquin Jeremy Pepin Jeffery Perron Thomas Perron Jeffrey Robert Jason Robinson Lori Ronander Avaram Santram Sharon Stanick Amy Stone Tracy Stuczynski Maura Sullivan Sean Sullivan Aimee Taberner Richard Tharp Jason Thomson Sharron Trudell David Tyndall Christopher Viscetto Tina Wood John Wright Top Row Left to Right: Scott Hill — President, Sharron Trudell — Vice President, Bottom Row Left to Right: Jennifer Porier — Secre¬ tary, Kevin Hunt — Treasurer. 88 Angela Armenti Charlene Arsenault Sonja Arsenault Joceline Arseneault Robert Bachand Christopher Bailey Tammy Ballard George Barthelmes James Beauregard Craig Bergeron Victoria Berube Anita Blair Tina Blanchette Daniel Brosnihan Jefferey Brown Lauren Brown Betty Burtt Paul Capers Lynn Chabot John Cleary Jennifer Cleveland Kerryann Cogswell Terry Cox Steven Dagnese Brian Daoust Nancy Delaney Michelle Desmarais Matthew Dumas Tami Duquette John Ethier Sheri Foley Tracy Foley Andrew Fongeallaz Steven Garey 89 Tammy L. Paulaukas Todd S. Peloquin Kristen J. Peterson Beth E. Pickett Kevin Pickett Kimberly L. Pocis Jon E. Provost Candice M. Raymond Donna Renzoni Jean Paul Rodrique Chris L. Rutter Christine M. Salek Charles D. Schliker, Jr. Cynthia M. Shea Sean P. Shea Paula Soucie Heidi L. Spaulding Daniel P. Spring Paul Starvarski Kara Stefanski Lisa M. Studley Kimberly Taylor Susan Towne Tracy L. Twitchell Melissa R. Ward Charles R. Wilson Felicia R. Wilson Back Row Left To Right: Jen Martinson — Secretary Ray Hebert — Treasurer. Front Row L to R: Sue Towne — Vice President Holly Ivel — President. | 91 Michael Barton Renee M Bates Joseph Belanger Leonard Bergstrom Sandra Berube Peter Bostock Paul Rivers John Bowen EveMarie Brosnihan Anthony Brown Roland Brunett Thomas Bullard Ernest Chabot Tracy Charette Carl Corey William Desmaris Candi Dunlop Kenneth Dupuis Claudia Duquette Ronald Duquette Karen Durham Bernadette Eischen Kirsten Erickson Kurt Fauerback Dawn Fenton Michael Foisy Cheryl Foley Trevor Friend Carlo Genatossio Jr Allison Giroux Kim Goodro Richard Granger Jeffrey S Guinee Lisa Harding John Hartnett Sheri Hobby Christopher Huban Timothy Hull Jeffrey Hunt Jennifer Javorski Bonnie Jerome Steve E Johnson Kristine Johnston Joseph Kane Leah Keating Micheal R Kemp Karen Kobel Amelia Koziak Robert LaJoie Lisa Lareau Gary Larson Sandra L Latino Michael Leary Kristie Libertucci Robert Lineen Henry Lockwood III Lisa Lusignan Nancy Lyver Joseph Marengo Lisa Mero Kristian Mikkila Debra Millett Diane Moffat James Nester Mary Newcomer Richard Nichols Kathleen O ' Donnell Timothy O ' Neil Christian Paluk a£ $7 93 David Parent Jason Perro William Perry Scott Peterson Patti Picard Diane Pickett Richard Pileggi Jennifer Pitchman Laurie Poirier Donald Polinski Jason Provo Robert Provost Anthony Rigerio Neil Robidoux Tina Robidoux Kathy Rondeau Laura Salek Alex Sarnia Krisram Santram Diane Sheenan Tina Snow Laurie Stanickmis Jeffery Studley Laurie A Supernor Bonnie Tatro Tammy Tatum Christina Thompson Angela Tomaiolo Michael Tyndall Diana Wood U ' Z7 Front L to R: Sheri Hobby — Vice President Renee Bates — President. Back L to R: Hank Lockwood — Treasurer Kathy O ' Donnell — Secretary 94 GRADUATION SA ' Senior- (o a of feicester S yA ScAool reyue t t ie Jtdea ure ofyour comfan at tA Senior Q)inner Q anco on Wednesday, tAe tioenti -frst of Stay ddneteen Aandred and euj itifsiap at seven o-c oe o in tAie evening Sjhencer (ooantry Snn An unforgettable night for the Leicester High School Seniors began at 6:30 PM on May 21,1986 at the Spencer Country Inn. As the couples arrived arm in arm, they waited nervous¬ ly in an extensive line to have their pictures taken by Cas- son 8c Foster. As the line dwindled, there was another one formed in front of the large buffet, which was of great variety. The couples sat down to large platefulls of salads, roastbeef, turkey, and meatballs. The meal was very enjoyable, obvious by those who stood in line a number of times! Down East performed wonderfully for the LHS stu¬ dents as the first beat of the drum was their cue to es¬ cape from their tables and move on to the dance floor for a wild night of dancing. The floor was definitely the place to be as soon as the band performed the theme song The Greatest Love of All . The couples became very intimate as they lis¬ tened intently to the words of this beautiful melody. As this unforgettable evening drew to a close, the crowd diminished, so as to leave merely four couples on the dance floor, to repre¬ sent the grateful and mem¬ ory-filled 1986 Leicester High School Seniors. The Grearesr Nighr of All Zli?86 For three years we had watched other graduating classes proceed through their class day activities, never truly real¬ izing what a special, emotional day it was for the gradu¬ ates. But this year the 1986 class day activities were ours, and we were the graduating class. And as the other classes looked on, as we had always done, we realized the emotions that lie behind the words — Class Day. May 21, 1986, was the last day before graduation for us seniors to be together as a class, and as we sat in our designated seats in front of the stage, wearing our caps and gowns, we were exactly that — a class. All cliques were dispersed, all hard-feelings tossed aside and we sat together as classmates, sharing the last moments as sen¬ iors. We proceeded into the gym to the tune of “Pomp and Circumstance”, the welcome address was given and the class prophecy was read subsequently. The presentation of the department awards was next, followed by the pre¬ sentation of the National Honor Society Awards, Junior League Service Award, and the Leadership and Service Award, after which the Boy and Girl Contributing Most to the Class of 1986 were honored, When the awards were given out we clapped not only for our special friends but for all of our classmates. hOBUflflttBtt ;n GiUuB 8 a a stl ' MWmUI UUUMi 102 F: ' lip : ‘ A DAY TO REMEMBER On May 12,1986, two bus¬ loads of seniors, accompa¬ nied by Mr. Hennessy, Mr. Ayotte, Miss O ' Neil and Mrs. O ' Connor, journeyed to Frank Davis Resort in Moo- dus, Connecticut. Leaving LHS in warm sunshine, we ar¬ rived some two hours later (after several pit stops!!) amid cool cloudiness. Nev¬ ertheless, a strong determi¬ nation to have a fantastic time conquered all, and the day was one of fun and laughter, scattered sunshine and many memories. We were greeted by a man called Cuckoo, our host for the day, and received a warm welcome and intro¬ duction to the resort. The class split up in different di¬ rections in order to join the activities in which they wished to participate. These included; boating, canoe¬ ing, horseback riding, soft- ball, basketball, volleyball and swimming. At high noon we enjoyed a cook-out with plenty of hamburgers and hotdogs. This was followed by several swim competi¬ tions in frigid waters. Other competitions were held throughout the day be¬ tween LHS seniors and two other New England schools, and as usual, the Wolverines were successful. However, we did find that since our guys were the only ones at the resort, they were often borrowed for various team games. A disc jockey provided top-40 songs in the afternoon, and many of us could be seen on the large dance floor strutting our stuff . A huge chicken barbeque served as our dinner, and ice cream sandwiches as des¬ sert. Conversation and laughter complemented the meal. We departed an hour later, after a truly enjoyable day, tuckered out from a great time with our friends. It was a trip that will live the memories of Seniors forever. 104 , Congratulations To the Graduating Seniors Class of 1986 AN ENDING ... A NEW BEGINNING We assembled in Washburn Hall, nervous¬ ly adjusting caps, amazed that the long awaited moment was here. The female graduates were each given a single, long- stem red rose, and we were arranged sin¬ gle-file, alternating boy and girl graduates, forming a long succession of maroon and white. As we mounted the stairs to begin our parade down Mechanics Hall to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance ' ' , final adjust¬ ments were made and we hugged for the last time as seniors for we were about to become graduates. And as we stood their on those stairs, we realized this was no long¬ er a rehearsal, but the actual event — this, May 22, 1986 was our graduation. We flawlessly filed onto the stage re¬ mained standing through the national an¬ them and invocation. The salutatory ad¬ dress was made by Tom South wick, our class orator, Dan Avedikian gave his ad¬ dress which was then followed by that of our valedictorian, Patti Newcomer, The class then sang the class song The Great¬ est Love of AH , perhaps not flawlessly but as a class. After this the scholarship recipi¬ ents were awarded with comments by Dr, Rutter and Mr. O ' Donnell. Then came that which fulfilled the culmi¬ nation of our four years at Leicester High School — the presentation of diplomas. We accepted our diplomas with our left hand, shook hands with our right, and be¬ came graduates. We went through these motions row by row and when the last gra¬ duate had received a diploma, we stood together to sing our alma mater. The bene¬ diction and recessional followed. Leaving the stage with diploma in hand to Wash¬ burn Hall we assembled for the last time as a class. As freshman we never would have be¬ lieved how fast the time would pass, but there we were, graduates four years later, four years older, and four years wiser. 107 The Class of 1986 Leicester High School Leicester ; Massachusetts cordially invites you to attend their Graduation on Thursday May 22, 1986 at seven thirty o ' clock Mechanics Hall Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts 108 ARTISTIC VISIONS The Leicester High School Art Show is a combination of visual, dramatic, industrial, and performing arts. Home economics, technical drawing, metals, and ar¬ chitecture are also included. The Art Department, headed by Ms. Hurst, presents an annual Art Show where students display projects that they created dur¬ ing that year. The Art Show began 12 years ago under the direc¬ tion of Ms. Hurst. A central theme is discussed and vot¬ ed on by all the students. Each person ' s display incor¬ porates the general theme, tying all the works of art together. A few weeks before the actual show, students mount their pictures, make their display signs, and work on their theme decorations. As time grows near, anxi¬ ety mounts and last minute details are taken care of. The day of the Art Show students construct their display presentations in the gymnasium and cafe. The displays are admired by everyone and the Art Show goes over quite well. All in all, the annual Art Show is a chance for young artists to STRUT THEIR STUFF!!! 112 HUB MATH TEAM Tri-captains sitting: P. Newcomer L to R: T. Navaroli, D. Avedikian Varsity Math Team Bottom, L to R: L. Koziak, L. Kobel, L. Salek, P. Verick, J. Javorski, L. Studley, J. Martinson. Middle, L to R: Miss. MeGrail, D. Avedikian, J. Ethier, T. Navaroli, P. Newcomer, J. Rodrique, R. Duclos, J.P. Rodrique, R. Granger, D. Goodrow. Back, L to R: J. Hartnett, S. Johnson, T. O ' Neil, J. Kane. Missing: K. Fauerback, M. Newcomer, T. Peioquin, H. Spaulding, K. Barry, C. MeGrail, STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS bottom L to R: M. Jacques, E. Brosnihan. top L to R: C. Allen, K. Fitzgerald STUDENT COUNCIL Back row L to R: K. Pickett, A. Mahan, S. Stoddard, C. Allen, K. Fitzgerald, C, Allen, J. Kane, T. O ' Neil Front row L to R: P. Soucie. M. Sullivan, E.M. Brosnihan, M. Jacques, J. Arsenault, S. Coupe, A. Moughan, C. LaChance. 114 SKI CLUB L to R: M. Barton, B. Eichen, J. Arsenault, H. Ivel, K. Goodfieid, E. Borgeson, S. Dagnese Middle: L to R: Miss McGrail, J. Barton, D. Tyndall, P. Bostock, E. Moberg, K. Gott, C. Cory, C. Corey, Miss O ' Neil. Top row L to R: J. Cleary, J. Brown, T. Brown, R. Duquette, M. Denham STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Sitting: C. Allen, Standing L to R: T. Navaroli, P. Newcomer (alt.) FRESHMAN MATH TEAM Bottom row, L to R: C. Carliell, L. Hopkins, T. Brown, K. Fitzgerald, J. Poirer. Top row, L to R: C. Mulrain, D. Barthlemes, C. Corey, K. Hunt, J. Coulthand. Missing: L. Curtin, S. Greenough, K. Andrews. TICKET SELLERS Bottom L to R: L. Brown, C. Libertucci, K. Cogswell, top L to R: K. Goodfieid, S. Towne, B. Pickett, J. Cleveland, B. Burtt 115 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L to R: P. Verick, P. Newcomer, C. Johnson, t. Salek, L, Porier, C. Duquette, K. O ' Donnell, top L to R: S. Johnson, J. Kane, N. Soucie, T, Southwick, D. Avedikian, T. O ' Neil NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES bottom row L to R: P. Soucie, H. Ivel, J. Arsenault, B. LaJoie, T. Twitchell, L. Kobel, L. Studley, K. Cogswell, M. Reynolds, K. MacNamara. Middle row, L to R: T, Peloquin, C. Broulliard, B. Eischen, T. Foley, J. White, J. Martinson, R. Duclos, J. Rodrique, R. Granger. Top row, L to R: K. Boisvert, M. Denham, T. Keenan, J. Hartnett, D. Doherty, D. Goodnow. JETS CLUB J. Martinson, K. Johnston, B. Lajoie, J. Arsenault, L. Salek, L. Studley, M. Ward, P. Newcomer. Back row, L to R: Miss McGrail, T. Keenan, N. Sou¬ cie, S. Gustafson, C. Brouillard, R. Duclos, D. Goodnow, J. Perro, T. O ' Neil, D. Avedikian, J. Provo. Missing; K. Fauerback, C. McGrail, M. Newcomer. CLASS PLAY back row: K. Barry, P. Newcomer 4th row: L. to R. R. Streeter, M, Sullivan, B. Costello, J. Rodrique, S. Raymond, S. Stoddard, P. Verik, K. Fitzgerald. 3rd row: L to R. N. Soucie, M. Jacques, K. MacNamara, T. Day. 2nd row: L. to R. T. Navaroli, S. Berryman, C. Wilson, A. Partenheimer. 1st row: L to R. C. Allen, C. Spring, K. Messier, missing: C. McGrail. HISTORY CLUB L to R. Miss Fiore, T. Kobel, T. Cox. top L. to R. L. Koziak, B. Jerome, C. Carliell. LATIN CLUB bottom L to R: R. Nelson, H. Ivel, T. Brown, C. Spring, P. Soucie, l. Lagair, J. Porier, J. Mar¬ engo. middle L to R: R. McCarthy, J. Rodrique, P. Verick, J. Martinson, K. O ' Donnell, S. Stoddard, R. Duclos, G. Barthelemes, S. Hill top L to R: K. Dupius, J. Hunt, S. Johnson, J. Kane, B. Daoust FRENCH CLUB Bottom L to R: S. Hobby, S. Giggey, H. Evel, B Lajoie, T. Twitchell, S. Arsenault, E. McMen- emy, K. Messier, S. Berube, C. Thompson. Mid¬ dle L to R: R. Provost, D. Goodnow. M. Labom- bard, D. Daigle, J. Leroux, B. Dunshee, T. Thomas, J. Perro, D. Butciwitcs, A. Mahan, top row L to R: R. Gallant, J. Johnson, C. Cory miss¬ ing: from photo: Paul Starvaski. BAND Front row: J. White, K. Fitzpatrick, J. Arsen- eault, T. Brown, L. Kobel, B. Jerome, L. Ko- ziak, P. Newcomer. Second row: P. Mars, J.P. Rodrique, H. Lockwood, J. Ether, K. Hunt, J. Hunt, Mr, Britton. Back row: N. Sou- cie, C. Rutter, A. Mahan, K. Gott, S. Hunt. Missing: M. Newcomer, A. Giroux, C. Buck. CHORUS Front row: !. Kobel, J. Arseneault, T, Twit- chell, S. Coupe, T. Wood, B. Balduc, D. Fa- ford, D. Sawicki, T. Brown, H. ivel. Second row: D. Barthemus, K. Hartness, K. Dubios, P. Newcomer, L. Koziak, S. Stoddard, J. White, K, Goodfield, C. Carlielli, T, Cox, T. Guerra, J.P. Rodrique, Back row: K. An¬ drews, M. Crowley, K. Hunt, J. Hunt, K. Gott, C, Corey, A. Mahan, J. Ether, S. Berryman. Missing: M. Newcomer, T. Schiiker. FOREIGN TRAVEL CLUB H. Spaulding, L. Vanhook. K. Goodfield, Ms. Dutton, C. Bergeron, P. Newcomer, C. Al¬ len. Sargent ' s Country Darn I. D. Borrows Roy ' s Country Store George E. McKenna Insurance Agency Inc. Mr. Stuart A. Britton Sohagen Oil and Propone Co. Leicester High School Student Council Leuroux Market Christo ' s of Worcester Doroys Restaurant Sundae Creations Mott ' s Video Place Guaranty Bonk and Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McDermott and Family Walter and Maureen Marcoux Julionne O ' Connor and Stephanie Rice - Class Advisors Donna M. Fiore Liberty Movers Inc. Worcester Tool And Stomping Co r Inc. Buckley ' s Auto Body A.M. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barry Little Do Peep Day Core Center 120 Shawna Rooney Stephen G Poirier D.D.S. Kathleen Fontaine Buddy ' s Spa Ronald and Jane Denham Gorettis Valley Supermarket and Pack¬ age Store Leicester Animal Clinic D ' lorio ' s Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whitney Flora Crocker Mary B. O ' Neil Mr. Brierly Bryan Davis The Office Staff Mr and Mrs Normand W. LaPlante George and Lillian Albro Francis L. McGrath Jr. Coach and Sue Lauder Louis and Ruth Dumas Sneakerama John LaBaire Auto Repair Doelcam Display Inc. Leicester Package Store Mr. Maurice F. Brosnihan Spencer Country Inn Mr. and Mrs. Emil Anger Gatto ' s Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. Jean Paul Rodrique and Fam¬ ily Masterman ' s J and T Mini Mart Silk Flowers for all occasions by Pauline Spring Janice M. Morin Michele and Micheal Stafford Video Ron and Kathy Studley Minit Mart Coopers ' Hilltop Farm The Satellite Drum and Bugle Corps Hot Dog Annie ' s Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newcomer Mr. Robert Giddings Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 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 WISHING YOU A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE FROM THE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LEICESTER A UNITED TEACHING PROFESSION AFFILIATE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION AND THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 124 Thank you Leicester High School For the Academics and the Athletics The Gallaghers Christine, 1974; Edward, 1976; Kathleen, 1979; Patrick, 1980; Kelley, 1983; Kim, 1983; Eileen, 1985; Maureen, 1986 Vi 125 CHERRY VALLEY POST NO. 443 AMERICAN LEGION CHERRY VALLEY, MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations to the Class of 1986 from the Cherry Valley American Legion Post 443 Antonio Maiorano Commander William J. Wall Finance Officer Harry I. Barney Sr. Vice Commander Norman R. Croft Adjutant Joseph M. Casello Jr. Vice Commander Robert J. Wright Chaplain Joseph R. Brouillard Historian Executive Board Donald E. Cocker Joseph DeStratis Joseph F. Davenport Richard F. McCue Clifford E. Stanidmas George W. Venditti Compliments of Firematic Sprinkler Devices, Inc. 900 Boston Turnpike Shrewsbury, MA 01545 (617) 845-2121 Manufactures of Quality Fire Protection Devices NAME A.M. Williamson Buckley ' s Auto Body Buddy ' s Spa Christo ' s of Worcester Coopers Hilltop Farm D ' lorios Doelcam Display Inc. Dorays Restaurant Gatto ' s Flower Shop George E. McKenna Insurance Goretti ' s Valley Market Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. Hot Dog Annie ' s I.B. Barrows J and T Minit Mart John LaBaire Auto Repair Leicester Animal Clinic Leicester Package Store Leroux Market Liberty Movers Inc. Little Bo Peep Day Care Center Masterman ' s Matt ' s Video Place Minit Mart Ray ' s Country Store Sahagen Oil and Propane Co. 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