Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

First Class Maroon 1987 Leicester High School Winslow Avenue Leicester, Ma. 01524 1 4 6 .V . V ' A V ' mmrn rn • ' .vi •- - v - C : i: % 1 II % T gji mm m-m r B - ' jr , i fPaP - | msmm 8MHK y ii?(ttyfi! K C- •; S-S ' 1 : V;v:- ■ ; ■ ..Jr . ■mmm ll.ill.ill Mrs. Donahue Mrs. Dunlop Mrs. Dutton Miss Fiore Mr. Graham Mrs. Hartnett Mr. Hennessy Mr. King Mr. LaForte Mr. LaPlante Mr. Lauder Mrs. Marcoux, M Mr. Marcoux, W. Miss McGrail Mr. McGrath Mrs. Mooshagian Miss Morin Mr. Nelson Mrs. O’Connor Ms. O’Neil Mrs. Rice Ms. Tournas Mrs. Whitney Mr. Zamborano Congratulations to the Class of 1987 r _L he Class of 1987 has left a most positive im- pact on all of us. You are to be congratulated and commended for your outstanding achievements in all areas of your total development. Most of you have sought out the challenges of growing intellec¬ tually, emotionally and socially and have met those challenges with a high degree of success. In¬ dividually and collectively, you have earned the respect and admiration of all of us. Continue to be responsible, respectful, confident and task-com¬ mitted. On behalf of the faculty and staff, best wishes for continued success, good health and lifelong happi¬ ness. Sincerely, James E. O’Donnell Principal TThe dedication of a class yearbook is something which students usually give to those with whom they have had close contact through their high school years. The 1987 Maroon as of this writing has not been dedicated. Howev¬ er, we the class of 1987, feel that it would be negligent it we did not include a special thank you in our yearbook to someone who has greatly influenced the course of our edu¬ cation. For seventeen years of hard work, long hours, dedi¬ cation and caring we would certainly be remiss if we did not extend a heart felt and warm thank you to Doctor Donald Rutter for all that he has done for the Leicester School System, and for us as a class. Thank you Doctor Rutter, and good luck in your future endeavors. The Class of 87 15 Back row L to R: Mr. Carlomagno, Mr. Baziliauskas, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. Hartnett, Mr. Chasse, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Crocker, Miss Tournas, Mr. Hennessy, Mr. Sipos. Middle row L to R: Miss McGrail, Mr. Brittan, Mr. Bjorklund, Mr. Zambarano, Mr. Allen, Mr. Rowden, Mr. Marcoux, Mr. Davis, Mr. Albro, Mr. King, Mrs. Rice. First row L to R: Mr. McGrath, Mrs. Donahue, Miss Cassanelli, Miss O’Neil, Mrs. Dutton, Mrs. Mooshagian, Miss Morin, Mrs. Marcoux, Mrs. O’Connor, Mr. LaForte. 16 CANDACE MARY ALLEN Candles “8” Mark Oriente 5 10 86 Hamp. Beach Dee, Laurie, Me... Dogga party for 8. Di Candy like a PLAIN BIGMAC! SKIING w Mark Mt. Snow. Same room S.R. everyday! July 12, 1987 1 yr. Ann. Jan. 4, 1987 6:00 A.M. till 10:00 P.M. S. over High-5 Candi D. L. Law. MICHAEL BARTON 1 21 69 BART Football 1-4 30 Ski Club 2-4 Golf 1-4, Copenhagen 1-4. The Rustang! Good¬ bye LHS. Bob, Jeff, Junk and Charlie’s partner in crime. Hey Zit!! Goodbye Fire Roads. Con¬ certs at Springfield Greatwoods. 38 Special rules. “The mailbox hunt” The good old night dips at Stiles. RNR Tom’s “Footprints”. No Smoking! Success will be his if he never gives an inch. RENEE M. BATES 3 18 69 Nitty Batsy cheering 1-4 track 2 Pres 3- 4. Secrets: thanks Evie! Hungry Jen? Lisa, For¬ eigner! Thanks Sheri. D.S. clutch? Comfortably numb! 3-30-85 Kev, Love is all we need. TUBS 1-4-3. Thanks Mom Dad. WALK CARE¬ FULLY FOR DREAMS ARE EASILY CRUSHED. JOE BELANGER 3 21 69 LED ZEPPELIN, Camaro, Honda, GM. Jungle juice, Partners in crime, skulled, the dam, saco, Amesbury adventures. Nose dive on 56, Ever swallow a bullet? It can’t happen here. SANDRA BERUBE 12 2 69 Sandy, Basketball 1-4 Softball 1-4, “Parrot!” Who me? Cheryl Christina’s part¬ ner in crime! Going to a movie? CDW Party! la.m. Cruising! Pine St. Crash! Gremlin Lives! M.D.’S! ZZ Top! Shire, Stars? Live for Today and Dream for tomorrow! LENNY BERGSTROM 6 1 69 The Beast. The dr eaded P.B. Original Damm resident. Civic days. Consume. What a trip! Fort Bound. Another half gallon. Bug juice officer. Dave and “T” ' s partner in crime. Hey, who ' s on the roof? Zofo. L.H.S. was good to me but its time for me to Ramble on. PI PETER BOSTOCK Who says nice guys finish last? Ski Bum, Beach Bum. T.Y. + B.C. Life Guard. Nastar Look out. Joe ... I’m stuck again. Great times at NATAS, Road trip. Good luck Stu. No problem “D . The band need’s a truck. Forever writing ... ANITA BLAIR 7 20 69 Here you go Ma, this one’s for you. Thanks for everything Mom and John. My lite will now- be complete after my last, ultimate goal, which I will achieve. I’m still sorry Mike. Success will be hers when she gets what she wants. A 19 EVEMARIE BROSNIHAN 5 27 69 Eve, Evie, Little Eve. F W Cheering 1- 4, Capt. 4. SC 2-4 Pres. 4. S. O’D. 1-2 ... Jp w T. O’N — Cape. Sundae’s w Sher. Jen’s Spirit! Window Missions! Batesv Infatuations 1-12, especially 12! Talks w Lou Kurt — thanks! It has been fun!!! ANTHONY BROWN 9 14 68 Football 1-4, Golf 1-3, Track 4. Prouty 19-14 WE WON!! GATOR, RNR WESB. Wood all day. Red Neck to the end. Moose Hill. Gooseberry, Fire Road, Zombie, I’ll help, if you get me out of class. If you can’t live now, when can you live! CARL K. COREY JR. 7 2 69 Cornball, snowball. Soccer 2, 3, capt 4. ARMY BOUND! 63 BRAVO, skiing, ’85 Turbo EXP, new rubber in 5,000!? Hot tub party! It’s Carl not Curt!! Halloween in the Valley. RD, AC, TK, ME all in one! TK Forever! TRACY L. CHARETTE 11 2 69 PSSST! — “One Minute there the next gone” Quick San, give me your pocketbook! Laurie Don yawn much in psych? Lynn (smile) — Allison got some French Fries? “Lit¬ tle Red Chevette” FLD. at A.O. — 90! Here comes the sidewalk again! THOMAS L. BULLARD 5 10 69 The Bull. Chevy captain. Mr. “Art At¬ tack.” Homecoming Jester. With B, a sense of humor is worth a P.M. Thanks Ms. H Mrs. C. for your time effort. Mr. A’s Hitman. Are you asking us or telling us Mr. Kourey? Success will be his if he stays weird. JOHN J. BOWEN 12 20 68 Ever fall off a roof. B.M.W. Dilemma. Ever get chased on 56? The Greek toy caper. Dylan 300. Ever win a bottle of What? R.P.I. Rules. C.B. the band. CANDI J. DUNLOP Basketball 1-4 capt. 4. The DEB with DF, LK, LF. JP 4- DD memories. John forever, memo¬ ries together. 15th summer of 84! Memorable friends forever KD, KL. DF. LF, CA, MF. The Greeks. Wildthing. The vantage. Thanks mom Roland. Follow your dreams for they are your future. WILLIAM DESMARIS Bill. Adventures at the Purgatory. Good times in the Monte. CRASH! First runs on the expert trail. Five hour chase by the DPW’s. Good times riding up the airport. Morrison Lives! Coppenhagen satisfies. The demolition at Cum- bies. No one here gets out alive! 21 CLAUDIA A. DUQUETTE 6 28 69 “Pie”, “Duchess”, F.H. 1, 2 NHS, Ski Club, “save that ant!”, I’m cold!, Precious, Goodbye forever Memorial friends?!, 6 8 83, walks on cool sandy Beach, The Pretender, cor¬ al shells w Kath, -JP “Laurie, it was the same!”, walking sunsets!!, Thanks M D. KENNETH M. DUPUIS 10 1 68 Baseball 3-4. F.B. 4. The Bug Crusher! Mad Max!?! The Mariot? Pokeno. “Have an¬ other Ken” Chris’ pool table — my income. Fiore’s pizza delivery boy. The cabdriver. “Get away from the pool Den” the Beefer. Success will be his when he owns a Mercedes. RONALD G. DUQUETTE JR. 7 30 69 — Baseball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4. Ski club 3, 4; DUKE; loves Annette 4-ever! Chinese downhill. Halloween in the Valley. Bumper ski¬ ing on the Frog. Red Sox 1; Major League Bound (hopefully) Winter time with Carl Rich. KAREN DURHAM 7 1 69 “Kay” Wendy’s other half. Lisa’s part¬ ner in crime. Hillside adventures. Late night Chats. Thanks J.M. Love those. Mark who? Trip to the courthouse. “Special” what? J.P. memories. Where’s my shoe? Let the Good Times Roll. KURT L. FAUERBACH 12 21 68 — Stick, C.C. 1-4 Capt. 3-4, B-Ball 1- 2, Golf 1. Swim Team 3-4, B.K. Lounge 3-4. The Drive In + Skigh Rides. Close calls with M.C.F., Good times w J.B., K.O.D. + Kurtleen. Mary K. — Thanks! He who does not take chances, does not live. KIRSTEN N. ERICKSON 3 30 69 Jill and Robins partner in CRIME. Summer of 86! MAINE. The Dewey Dilemma. What sone wall? Dream on! It was 17 steps Rob. The BAHAMAS! Canada. I can’t seem to move! LED ZEP X-21 Sorry Tray! CHERRISH YES¬ TERDAY, LOVE TODAY, AND LIVE FOR TOMORROW!!! DA WN FENTON Dawnski. What did you do? Sandy and Di’s partner in crime. 00B 85-86. Chazes better half. See my ring? Quebec 85 — No proof! The Logs. Mmm ... Watch TV how? Its cold in Holland. KH it was fun while it lasted. Living in dreams ... making them real. MIKE FOISY 2 12 69 Mopar. Ford. International, C.V.B.S. Common, Court’s Zeppelin, Dio, The Snow, Fisher. Lynn + Mike, Cooper’s, Auto, Wood. NIKKI L. FLORIA 11 29 69 Always where she’s not supposed to be. Everyone’s partner in crime. W.A.L.S.T.I.B. The Asump. adventure. HAMPTON! Mom I swear that’s why I’m late! Al, we’re in reverse! LS + H.D.A. I’m cool, you’re cool, everythings cool. Morrison lives. RICHARD GALLANT 12 18 69 “DICK” Led Zeppelin 1. “Don’t worry about it Jay!!’’ July 29,1986, what a bum¬ mer. The old dirt road and the Hemi. The Doors. Canada, 86 and 87. Dallas Cowboys Rule!! MELISSA FOLEY Slimey, Red. Sh-Booms. Town Beach, I wasn’t there! Good times in the T A and w MC. PINK FLOYD! Court battles. Burger King. Webster Square. Down on Main Street. “You have the right to remain silent”. Thanks Ang! Class of 87: Together we stand, divided we fall. TREVOR FREND 3 4 69 Trev. TREVBO. XC 1, 2 Football 3, 4 Track 1, 2. capt. 3, 4. SGD 1-4. Drama 2-4. Sar¬ gent Ruff. Good times with Julie B. M ;! 48. Ever swallow a quarter, twice? Last of the Frend’s broken leg, concusion — no more. The Leicester Wrestler. Success will be his if he can stay out of the hospital. CARLO GENATASSIO JR. 10 16 69 “Biff’ Great times! football 2. Ever pull on a 41 dive? Fender bender with kempo. 15 to 1 to Chasse and Albro. Having fun with Carl’s EXP. Webster Sq. nights. Raising caine with Snells and Perry. Cheryl — still friends? Patriots 31. ANDREA GIGGEY GIG, Drea. Last of this generation, watch out L.H.S. for the ne xt! Thanks MOM DAD 143 you don’t look like a Giggey! CANADA. Spring¬ steen that’s how. Summer on Stiles. I get by with a little help from my Friends!! Fill my heart with song and let me sing forevermore ... 24 KIM GOODRO 2 17 69 — RPC 8 12! Lunch talks? CSE? SDD mem. 6-sum? SB Partys! A wasted year! Un¬ dies? An artist?! July 4th weekend! Dennis 143 Always! Black shades? 10 31 85. The woods? Higher love! Pink Champagne. BEHIND EV¬ ERY TEAR IS A SMILE WAITING TO BURST. ALLISON M GIROUX 1 15 69 B F A TT TC. 82-Z my dream! J.P. Queen no good memories. SDD will definitely be better! Winter Carnival Court. How were those French Fries Trac?! 10 25 85 1-4-3 Bill! ... AND WITH THESE THOUGHTS, I FIND THE ANSWERS TO MY DREAMS ... 25 RICH GRANGER 8 28 69, cc 1-4 capt 4, track 1-4 capt 3,4, MT 1- 4 co-capt 4, NHS 3, 4, Arby’s, Fomoco, CCS practice, CC 10-4, OH! NO! How’s the water. Florida, Omni at Hickey’s, B.M. here I come. JEFF GUINEE 3 3 69 “Stick”, F.B. 4, Baseball 1-2, Track 3, 4. B-Ball 1-4. Time Out! Sorry Guys. The Mar- riot? Maybe. Rockland, Brockton and Finally Leicester. “Crews Control” The Fort! Crui- sin the bug, all nighter? the “Beastie Boys” Col¬ lege Campus here I Come! JOHN PAUL HARTNETT 3 24 69 Johnny. Football 1-4 Captain 4, Bas¬ ketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4. 124411 Always with Mike and Steve. 2 J.P.’s D.D.’s with AMP. Junior Prom 86, Cape Cod next day. Prouty 86 on Saturday. Baseball districts. Golfing with Griff. 3 A.M. swim. Those who strive to sit out losing hands are lost. SHERI LYN HOBBY 9 22 69 Berry, Hobbitt, F.C. 1-4 Capt. 4. B.ball 1-4, S-ball 2-4. JP the day after. BRIC MK prom court. NS 2 V 2 ! Eggs. Quebec 86. Ang, LP + EVAD Centrum lockerooms Love Ya. K.O.! SC -I- Evie Renee. Thank you Mom and Mrs. Soucie., HW EB + KO. Today’s Dreams are Tomorrow’s Future. LISA HARDING Sid, Hazel. Snausages + Mr. M! Black o Twin. Nik, any occifers? BW! Di’s partner in crime. Diane, what am I? Hammon St. 4-eva! Broken Mailbox! Nerds between your toes! Curly! Oct 31 + Andy’s driver ed class. Pm afraid its all been wasted time! CHRIS HUBAN Tennis 3, 4. Partners in crime Andy, Gundog, Roily, Schlabong, Hey Jay, Let’s go bowling. Junior Prom, Aiko, Aiko, GRATEFUL DEAD. NRPS, Little Feat, CSN, Cat Stevens, Houston Buffalo 6 4 86. Cuda, Jeff’s 1234, Blondie I still do, Lizzie Run, College Bound. Nothing left to do but SMILE, SMILE, SMILE! 26 JEFFREY J. HUNT 5 27 69 Huntly, FB 2-4 73, BB — 2, Tr 1, 3, 4. Band 1-4, Drama 3, 4. Ghost Chasers. “Hon¬ cho” music 4x1 day, Ms stu, Donna, Nick Bob. my pals. Sunchickey Adventures in Peter¬ sham. Success comes to those who are sure, I think. EVEN WHEN I’M GONE YOU ' LL BE HERE IN ME — FOREVER! JENNIFER JAVORSKI 10 1 69; Jen; softball 3-4; 2 + 3 w 82 — we all made mistakes!; J.P. w E. + T.; Steve + Mike — not THAT good!; Town Beach; Always grounded! Sneaking out; The house in C. V.; Eve + Renee — F.F.; Thanks Karen! Kerry + May — you sick dogs! FH for 3 weeks! 27 BONNIE JEROME Bongles, Bon-Bon, psycho. Marches to the beat of a different drum. Hist., Band, Rm. 42. Got the Beat! 1 + 1 = 3, forget it! Life’s a pitch! Fame, fortune? Who knows what the future holds. CB, LK, TC. Success will be hers if she keeps reaching for the stars! JOSEPH E. KANE 3 28 69 FB 1-4, BB 1-3, T+F 1-4, NHS 2-4, SC 1-4. 11. John, Steve, Mike, Tim; Good Luck! “You’re really startin to act like one.” Summer of 86 with C.M. Good evening, officer. Did you have fun at the Cape, Kath? NO MAN IS A FAILURE WHO HAS FRIENDS. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES. KRISTINE JOHNSTON 3 13 69 NHS 2, 3,4. BK 2, 3,4 ever, JP — court falling nails w voyages in voyagers. AJH, your shoes? 6 17 86, Aspen, spaghetti trees, red escorts, Educational studies in the library, Kev, Darh-lin’ your still the best ... MICHAEL R. KEMP 6 11 69 Kempo, Football 3, 4, Golf 2-4, B-Ball 2, Holy Name 1, but missed Johney and Steve, New Years Malibu, Family Fairmont, Junior Prom. Prom Court? OF COURSE! Cape, next day. B.R.I.C. huh Sheri? Prouty 86, (WE WON)!!! STEPHEN E JOHNSON 5 15 69 Cross Country 1,3,4. Basketball, Base¬ ball 1-4, N.H.S. 2-4. V.P. 4. Junior Prom, Cape “86”, Districts in baseball. Trouble at Hartnett ranch. Lost in own cellar? Always with Johnny and Kempo. “No man is an island entire of him¬ self.” KAREN J. KOBEL 2 24 69 FH 2; Kevin 4-ever Sept. 28; Life guards! Are you following us? Lou’s other half. Ever miss a Stair? Thanks JJ, KO, MN, CD + M D! Robbed? My locker buddy. JP with CD; You need 2 jumper cables? Spend life smelling the flowers for true nature is timeless. 28 LI A KOZIAK Soccer, tennis. A special thanks to friends, teachers, and parents. I’m always into every¬ thing. Mrs. Fiore and Mr. Britton? Leave me alone. Why pick on me. History Club blues!! Papa Gino’s. The courtyard to become a pool, everyone who agrees, lets jump in! ROBERT LAJOIE How are thou, Bob? 9 14 86; Latin class has no parallel. Baaab. Dundeon Master. He-man of the week. Yearbook. Lia Koziak. Long days spent on the edge of space, maybe someone will come along. Nimble aesthetic. MJJ. JJH. RLM. SPL. Existentialism in A.P.; TM. 29 LISA LAREAU 5 10 69 Lis, Summer of ’85 missions. Lunch convo’s! BLUE EYES 143! The Monte! JHFMH! 5 18 85 MINT! Window open? Sick¬ ness ... the hall! Wenna’s and Jenna’s partner in crime. 40 MPH officer. Webster Sq — Park Ave. Adventures! Dennis forever! J.P. Memo¬ ries! TODAY’S DREAMS ARE TOMOR¬ ROW’S FUTURE... KRISTIE LIBERTUCCI 12 19 69 Lisa, MF, CD, RD’s partner in crime! Hampton Beach Bound ’87! Fred 143, thanx. Cape Cod! Ever hold on for your life, Lisa?!? How ’bout that cliff? New York, my home town! Thanks for everything Mom, I love you! Success will find her!! GARY LARSON 9 25 69 Grateful Dead, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Sid Barret. Rolling Stones, Cat Stevens, HS. Car for two months. Kim forever. Island, common. Get a hair cut. SAND1 L . LATINO 5 25 68 Art Show ’86, Float. Green eyes. Gotta be tall! Ski Colorado. Hey dude! TP Colo. Lynn smile. Trace art buddy. Yellow Rose. F W at A.P. — 90. PBD 2:00. The soul afraid of dying, never learns to live. New Eng. forever. LISA M. LUSIGNAN 11 29 68 Kristie’s partner in crime. Hampton Beach Bound ’87! (M.E.) Have you ever held on for life Kristie? How ’bout that CLIFF? JP ’86 — my house! Party time. (NY) Sandy, Don’t fall! Crash! Success will be hers if she finds the right guy! HENRY K. LOCKWOOD III Hank, Treasurer 1 -4, Special thanks to Maiden, Sabbath, Crue and Venom. Also to Seth, Hex, T.A.F., and WOOF. Also Caldor, Hampton and KISS — Gene, Ace, Peter and Paul, thanks for getting me through. 30 DENISE MCCALLUM 2 26 69 Punkin’ Shawn, my dream come true .. . Marriage? Maybe! School on Mondays? Old Orchard, don ' t fall asleep! Slow 7 dowm ... Turn down the music ... “WHY, I OUGHTA” ... And that seed, with the sun’s love, in the spring, becomes the rose. LISA MERO Barry Forever! We’ll all be “walking up the street people together, Kris. Morrison Rules. Kay’s partner in crime. Papa smurfs truck? You’ll always remember w’here you are as long as you remember where you’ve been. There are things known and unknown and in between are the doors. DEBRA MILLET 12 12 69 Deb, Sam, little Mella, Leather Lace, Trip to the courthouse, the firebird sum¬ mer of 85, Wildthing, Kath’s better half, the necklace is mine, wear it with pride, Main St. BC Cape, River, Seger 82 86, Elvis, Daddy’s little girl. Too fast to live, Too young to die. JAMES NESTER 8 29 69 Lenny, Uncle Fester, The bike, The Res, Bowling, Chevy — Alias P.R. Im tired, and the schoabong. DIANE MOFFAT Moff, BB !:2, Canada w MCD no proof! K.D. 3 years?! Drivers Ed. JP + DD w E.J. — memo¬ ries. JP BT partys in bedroom. Good times w Dawn: cellars, N.Y., Logs, 10 + 5. 143 E.J. Bud- getel 5 24, 10 Birthdays! Thanx Mom + Dad! Success will be hers if dreams come true. MARY K. NEWCOMER 1 21 70 — JVFH — 1; B-Ball Manager — 1; Cheerleader 2-4; Tennis 1-3; Math Team 1-3 Co-Capt. 4; NHS — 2 Sec — 3 Treas — 4; Pope’s daughter; Christmas with the girls; JP memories — the day after!? Fun Timeg!! Who’s locker room? Kurt 2-29-85 4-ever; Kisses! Thanks to special friends. JOSEPH J. MORENGO 3 27 69 Remember: Spending time with Rebec¬ ca, Treasure Valley, Dave’s jeep, L.L. Beans, Maine Fishing with Rich, caught any yet? Hunting with Gary. Sophomore morning, Hank? 76 Toyota “Hood scooped Hemi!” RICHARD NICHOLS Slob,Demolition at Center and Cumbies. Mad times in the Camaro. Have you ever got run over by your own car!? Two accidents, same guy, same road! The Riverboat. The blue bomb¬ er. H 2 0 skiing is the best. Big foot, little sneak¬ ers. Should have listened to Mis and Lenny! “Bye!” 32 KATHLEEN S. O ' DONNELL 3 28 69 Kath, Kate, O ' D, Field Hockey, Bas¬ ketball, Track. Those Centrum Lockerooms. Fun at the Cape, Joe? Kurtleen, you get away w murder. Springsteen w Duke, Hartford with SH + EB. Infatuations and Basketball camp. “Yours are the sweetest eyes I’ve ever seen.” TIMOTHY O’NEIL 9 23 69 Tim, Timbo, Jim. Hands. Feet; Ft.-ball, B-ball scorer, Track 1=4, 34, 40; Skiing. Jr. Prom w Rusty, Cape 86; “What?” Drive in, sleigh ride — the innocent one; Mr. Rogers! “If you expect to see the sunshine you have to stand a little rain.” . BILL PERRY 5 2 69 The car not the windows Rich! 78 Buick Skylark — thanks for helping Rich. I’ll fix that noise yet. Hey Al, wanna go for a walk? Turning right in a left hand lane and not making it. Remember winter in W. Sq. A.G. — Always. DAVID PARENT Husker Du (Who?). Caldor hardcore. The Al¬ lied Fores. Purple sneakers. Red Spiked hair. Horse WOOR at Hampton. Are you reading this right? The princess and the tooth fairy: Don’t get up, don’t let go, don’t give in, don’t let on, in your bed, late at night, red hot red, don’t give up. JASON PERRO Canada ’86, the barn, Led Zep in Psych, the 6 hundred dollar summer, Andy’s house, the Hemi vs. Mass Elec, etc ..., Juan Dog, the Honka — will the names stop?! Lets go bowling! the ol’ dirt road, July 29,86’. How many more times — they call me the Honka, I WALYL CHRISTIAN T. PALUK 4 26 69 FB 3, 4 69, Ten. 1-4, C.C. 2; “Ghost- chasers”, orderly. A great 4 years. All nighter — Ugh! Marriot? “You’re so tempermental!” Po- keno! Cruising in the Bug. Mad Max?! The mob rules. Stair driving? The toga bomb! Fiores’ Pizza delivery boy. Success will be his! LEIGH A. PARKER Cheering 1 + 4, Leap, Crash. Canada ' 86. Pillow puff brain. JP + DD memories. Fall flat on your face? Gig’s house! INFATUATION! Comman¬ do. Adventures out of town! New Year’s ’86. BP with CL, BS, JR + MG! Thanx Drea, Candi and Cheryl! PATRICIA A. PICARD 7 6 69 Packy. Just watchin’ for planes. My dog’s what? Take it, quick! Tina, have another? Always waiting. Poonies. Chench Chies! Mickey Lights. The Gimp forever! E.T. Pigs. Caught with em down. Better behave. Never in Leices¬ ter. Christmas Inn? “Now and forever.” 34 If 4 1 ■ RICHARD PILEGGI Wedge. Squege ball. Hasn’t learned to drive yet. Purgatory, Big D Boy, X Valley Boy, What sister? Wants to grow up like Mr. Chasse, Red headed runt, Consumer ed. why?! Never taking S.A.T.’s again, time for a new car . DIANE PICKETT 5 16 69 Slick Pic! Motley Crue Seger w Deb, the Hodgemobile 101 Super sid Nerds! Sum of 85 TA ociffer Ba-Wah! D-Nails the Dam Jim- bos field Q ball McDs at Gam! Bill 143! I’m on my way, just set me free! .nm JENNIFER A. PITCHMAN 6 2 69 Niffer, “Squirt”; Summer of ’85 mis¬ sions! Lis’ and Slicks’ Partner in crime. “Sick¬ ness” at the hall! PHIL COLLINS! Soda bud¬ dies. Snowing? “Sandy, the sauce!” “Is she dead?” Ducks! Lunch convos! Jim.. . Mustangs forever! “Good times are the best times, bad times fade away, Good times are forever ... ” JASON PROVO 12 18 69 “J”, “Big Bird”, Basketball 2-4 S.W.C.L. Champs 4, The Hemi — The Honka. Where are we going. The Centrum “3 10 87 S.H.” “Ouch!!” Anything . .. What else! Led Zep ... Good times bad times, you know I’ve had my share. DONNY POLINSKI 12 21 69 Pimpski. Ever try to build a fort with borrowed wood? Tony, learn how to use a box- cutter. Mom and Dad, wanna buy me a flea collar. Mark, where do you want a ride to now? My Buddy Kevin G. Tracy and Laurie, Yawn much in Psych.? Bye Dan. Color me gone. LAURIE A. PORIER 8 21 69 “Lou” F. Cheering 2-4, W. Cheering 2-4 Co-Cpt. 4, NHS 2-4, Prom-Court “Great dress, Claudia!” Lifeguards, get lost much? Karen’s other half, I N, Beware of falling trees, I’m cold, are you following US?! JC look alike, Thanks Mom Dad! ROBERT PROVOST 2 3 69 Football 1-3 Capt. 4; (Mr. Cheapshot); Basketball 1-4; Baseball 2-4; Canada ’86. 38 SPECIAL RNR; Emergency brake kid; Dan, Me + SC; Bart, Donny, Jeff Charlie’s part¬ ners in crime. Ever spit in anybody’s face? Hey Zit! Success will be his as long as he’s breaking loose. TONY RIGIERO 8 29 68 Nunez. Ever beat on an EXP? Webster Sq. nights. Sibley’s hill; Desmaris’s ride on the KXT, Bad prom means; Up Becker, Who’s J.C. Snells? Ever see a guy roll over the hood of your car? Gym, good hook shot, smash, now get a dustpan brush! ‘87’ 1. 36 PAUL E. RIVERS 10 11 83 Tami Paul 4-ever. Prom Memories. Hampton Beach, the next day. Falling down rocks in RI. Drum Corps 79-87. Wood I-IV. Camping over the summer. Pink Floyd, AC DC. Bermuda bound. Woodworking forever. NEIL ROBIDOUX 7 31 69 Canada 85. O.G.L. Ever lose a putter? How about a golfcart? R.P. Island adventures. Off to college. Hopes to find new horizons in the future. mr. ' . ' an « 37 TINA L. ROBIDOUX 3 3 69 “T”. Summer of ’86! Lunch talks! John FOREVER! 12 21 85! 12 10 86 — I Love You. Chinese food! Valentines Day ’86! “Mustang!” 6BB! JP DD. Ever stop a rape?! Christmas! Roses Teddy Bears. Stand for something, or you will fall for anything. KATHERINE A. RONDEAU 8 16 69 Peanut; Debs partner in crime! Were outa here. Common Ground. A1 “forever” fire¬ bird summer. Wheelie ... Sick Dog “peg” wha- sup cutie? Chevy ’87. D.H. + M.C. Get off it. Break down “Deb” Bon! Dooga! Success will be hers if she stays single. LAURA SALEK 2 11 69 NHS-— 2, 3, Sec. 4. Math Team 1, 3, 4. BK — My life?! KH — Always Forever. What’s the answer! JP — Pete’s car! Education¬ al study halls in the Library. Batcave, Fiji. And when you sense a change nothing feels the same all your dreams are strange Love comes walkin’ in. ALEX SAMIA 6 12 68 78 Blazer 4x4 Dub, Daeh. Esoom, Cook¬ ie power C.U.B.S. R.M. Suzukie Who needs brakes. Mopar adventures, is he still there, Salsbury nose bleeds. Let’s go back and get the chain. Auburn sand pits crowd control. Death to whoever touches my truck. DIANNA D. SHEEHAN 5 9 69 Dee, Blue eyes, cheering 1-4. Candles $1300?! Long talks in 38! Lauren Dee always an Adventure and a Browniedee! Yellow?! Thanks Mom Dad. Owe Ya Tina. Stephen 143 Jan 31 Blue Nova Paxton Line. When Love and skill work together, expect a miracle. TERESA M. SCHLIKER Friends God fam 8 17 85. Memo Hamp chorus! Loves Tim forever. 10 16 85 SB F-ball cars. Peek in my window! Letter? Near him in hall eyes tennis again! Singing Leo DW all! S uccess is hers if things work out with Tim! TAKE A CHANCE, FORGET THE PAST! 38 RICHARD SNELLING 11 15 69 I Hate Taxis!! Sorry about the win¬ dows Bill. Hey Bill, how was the Junior Prom!! Webster Square is getting very boring. Never call a Registry cop an $ $ After he flunks you on your license. Wells guys, in 3 years I’ll be a Marine. TINA M. SNOW 9 17 69 Tina, (Weens) Thoses eyes, LL. KG, JP, PP, TR partner in crime. Park Ave.? Bob 143 Always! Roses at 10:30? PP. A.R.A. My dogs —! Webster Sq. Lunch talks? Here, quick! 5 17 86. Undies. Thanks Mom Dad (143) “I CHERISH THE DAYS OF LAUGHTER AND RAINBOWS” 1 LAURIE L. STANIKMAS 2 13 69 Mouth, What’s up bones? JP I cried, huh! MG partner in crime. Mike’s best half. Ever get caught in the girls room during a fire- drill with your pants down? What green car? 4 23 86 HD A -f Tami. Success will be hers with Mike by her side. LAURIE SPRAGUE 4 21 69 J.P. and D.D. memories. Phil Collins; 12 a.m. dip at W.L. Ski bunny?! Bang, Bang! Pop Hampton; FMH?! “IF THE PAST LASTS LONGER THAN IT SHOULD, SEARCH FOR THE FUTURE SO YOU CAN LIVE ALL YOUR TOMORROWS.” I Love You Dan ... JEFFREY STUDLEY 4 6 69 Stud, Football 1-4, Track 1. Junior prom 86 — Cape Bound. Drive-in 86, Florida, 84, 85, 87. Have another one S.J. J. H. Party homes suspended? 81 Mustang. Gambler? “C” at B.W.’s house. What was her name? YOU’LL BE WRAPPED AROUND MY FINGER. LAURIE A. SUPERNOR “Supe” Cheer 1-3, Bahamas “86”, Moose Ox¬ ford w j K. E.O.P.I.C. esp Bon. 7 11 87 5 21 86? Christmas of ’86. Dogger pty of 8! Ever get caught? V.T. on New Years w my Chevy Man! Success will be hers if Todd is by her side! 1-4-3 — Thanks Mom. TAMI M. TATUM Tami + Paul 4-ever. Laurie + Al’s partner in crime. H.D.A. memories. Let’s talk in the bath¬ room, right Nik? Prom memories. WOW, she was prom queen! Right Al? 10 11 83. D.C. 79- 87. Broms bound. Hampton memories with Lisa + Julie. BONNIE A. TATRO 5 20 69 Big brown eyes. My pee wee friends What? Kev! Born to be wild C.D., D.W., and ME. Mis it’s 4 a.m. Thanks for everything MOM DAD. Dee Laurie maybe someday ... Long talks and forever friends, couldn ' t have made it without va! TIME FOR ME TO FLY. 40 CHRISTINA THOMPSON 9 4 69 — Crash. Tima, Chris, Love those trees, Pine St! Sandy Cheryl ' s partner in crime! Cheryl, late night in the Valley, 1:00! Freshman Party. ZZ-Top, 38 Huey Lewis, 4 27 85, year 1 i , Barry Maninlow! CDW party, Rob P. 143 always! Canada memories, bedroom window!? Peachtree! TIMOTHY THOMAS 1 20 67, Hot summer Nights, Canada Trip ' 86,1 survived the Webster House, partner in crime Paul S., Miter Killer, Randy Rhoads 1956-1982, Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath, I TELL YOU TO ENNOY LIFE I WISH I COULD BUT IT’S TOO LATE. ANGELA A. TOMAIOLO 5 23 69 Lope. S.P.M. 1. Quick right turn, Miss. Summer time Blues!! TCH EEM. So you didn’t make it, Kris, better luck next year!! Hope you never forget! I can finally leave for good!! I hope tomorrow you’ll find better things! MICHAEL TYNDALL Football 1-3, D-Hall 1-2-3-4,18 years in Limbo, 6 at Purgatory — the caves on fire! No it’s not. Morrison Lives, MF IWLY 4E, — summer ’86. SOCIETY IS THE DOORWAY TO INSANITY AND CONFORMITY IS THE KEY. MARIA WEDENBY 2 20 69 Soccer; Basketball; Tennis; Ski club; Math team; Class play; Walks w Holly; Foot¬ ball and basketball games w Kathy; Parties + Quaters Remember Jen? Dances w Dianne; Who can pronounce my last name? A GREAT year with wonderful friends; L.H.S. THANKS!!! Vi ses! DIANNE WOOD 2 1 69 F.B. + B.B. cheering 1, 2, 4. Summer of ’86 w Dave Proffitt, “Lip” the sleepover ex¬ travaganza! J.P. Memories w Jamie Bejune, Hampton 4-eva. A.C.R. 83. Those W.P.I. par¬ ties. South H. School every morning. Success will be hers w Dave beside her! MICHAEL SAWYER Mike. Great friend to have around. Enjoys plants, tapes, coins, and concerts. Been to any good concerts lately? Sure to find success in all he does. PROJECT COFFEE JOSEPH PERRON As a Senior at LHS, I have had four years of success with workstudy at project coffee. I have been working for a career in Auto Mech, and will go to WITI for two years for my degree. Thank you to LHS for all the help. 42 Jeff Allain Peter Antanavica Joe Arguijo Michelle Armenti Dina Arsenlault Carrie Barthelmas Melaine Belanger Allen Benware Lynn Bergin Jennifer Berube Amy Blackford Kristen Boisvert Julie Borowski James Buck Tina Casey Scott Chase Brad Cherry Lisa Cleary Jake Connery Sherry Cooper Jennifer Cote Sean Couture Christina Cove Arlene Dagnese Samantha Dagostino Henry Danis Kevin Day Amanda Delaney Chris Dorr Caryn Ducharme Sean Dufault Marc Dumis Daniel Dyson Amy Esper Holly Faucher Baaye Fevens Melita Fotiades Kim Ferdella CLASS OF 90 44 Jennifer Morris Louis Mulrain Sylvia Nelson Kristen Franson Matt Frappier Carrie Gardner Bradley Hack Melo Hairpetian Chris Halley Tom Harding Justin Hennessy Timothy Hester Amy Hobby Kimberly Hodgson Jan Horn Stacey Jaillet Jessica Jacques Mary Kane Scott Keenan Jody Keller Jayme Kenney Emily Kokernak David Koziak Aprile LaMonda Scott LaPointe Patty LeBoeuf Patrice Lekstrom Michelle Laveilee Laura Lippe Charles Lusignan Danny Lusingnan Kerry Lusignan Tammy Melvin Mike Menard Pamela Menard Jodi Miller CLASS OF 90 (Class Officers:) Top L-R: Mary Kane, Heather Pe¬ terson. Bottom L-R: Chris Dorr, Amy Hobby. Julie Newcomer Joseph Nichols Chris O’Brien Peter Orsi Jessica Parmeilter Eric Pearson Jenn Pederson Dana Perry Heather Peterson Derrick Polinski Jason Powers Christopher Query Lori Raymond Eren Reznikiewicz Bethany Salek Nicole Senosk Dave Salvator Walter Seymour Jonothan Sherman Lori Shumway Elise Shutter Dennis Smith Scott S mith Melissa Soucie Denise St. Pierre Darren Stec Robbie Stewart Amy Thomas David Thomas Karla Towne Sarah Tritone John True Andrea Wheelock Christopher Wilcox CLASS OF 90 Christina M. Albert Deborah A. Armenti James P. Barton Keith Bates Bonnie Bolduc Eric S. Borgerson Mark Brasel Kathleen N. Brown Tracy A. Brown Christine Buck Carolyn M. Burke David A. Butkiewicus Carrie Carliell Kim M. Charette Jill Chausse Stephen J. Connolly Curtis K. Corey Joseph Cote James A. Coulthard Sharon M. Coupe Lan Curtin Douglas J. Daigle Michael J. Denham Keith A. Desautels Christopher Doherty CLASS OF 89 47 Kelly M. Dubois Wayne E. Dufault Brian Dunshee Leon H. Dykas Thomas Ethier Debra L. Faford Kristen Fitzpatric John R. Frappier Jeffrey S. Gagnon Anthony Gallant Melissa E. Genatossio Kirsten Gordon Marc A. Grady Brian K. Granville Tracey C. Granville Dawna M. Graslie Sarah Greenough Peter B. Hallen Jamie A. Hallihan Kristin J. Hartness Kevin E. Hartnett Christine Hebert Scott D. Hill Jodi Holmes Laura F. Hopkins Amy E. Hovagimian Kevin D. Hunt Donald S. Jubinville Heather Keating Diane Klimaszewski Elaine Klimaszewski Cindy LaChance John J. Lareau Leonard G. Larson l— CLASS OF 89 48 Kelli A. Leary Russell A. Lusignan Christina Macintosh Jennifer J. Marengo John A. Marengo Richard F. Martel Tracy Mayer Timothy M. McKay Michael E. McKeen David P. Mero Derrick A. Mongeau Ann Mooghan JL Christepher Mulrain Rebekah Nelson Christine O’Leary Jean Orsi Cherie Oveka Dawn M. Peloquinn Jeremy J. Pepin Thomas L. Perron Jennifer L. Poirier Jeffrey W. Robert Lori S. Ronander Kristen Rzeznikiewicz Anthony Seymour Scott Stewart Amy M. Stone Tracy Stuczynski Maura Sullivan Aimee Taberner Richard E. Tharp Sharron M. Trudell Tracy Turner David Tyndall Tina M. Wood John Wright (Class Officers) Back Row: Kirsten Gordon, Kevin n Hunt. Front Row: Jennifer L. Poirier, Sharron M. Trudell 49 Angela Armenti Charlene Arsenault Joceline Arsenault Sonja Arsenault Robert Bachand Christopher Bailey Tammy Ballard George Barthelmes James Beauregard Craig Bergeron Victoria Berube Tina Blanchette Candy Bolduc Jeffrey Brown Lauren Brown Betty Burtt Pamela Burtt Paul Capers Lynn Chabot Kerryann Cogswell Terry Cox Steven Dagnese Brian Daoust Nancy Delaney Michelle Desmarais Tina Doucima Matthew Dumas John Eithier Sheri Foley Tracy Foley Back row L to R. Jennifer Martinson secretary Kristen Peterson Treasurer Front L to R. Sean Giles Vice President Holly Ivel President Andrew Fongellaz Laura Fuller Steven Garey 50 CLASS OF 88 CLASS OF 88 Sean Giles Steven Gonzales Kimberly Goodfield David Goodnow Kurt Gott Jason Grimshaw Tracy Guerra Steven Hunt Holly Ivel Jill Kaminski Linda Kobel Kristine Kozlowski Sandra LaBombard LeeAnn LaHair Brenda Lajoie Lori Lamprey Darlene Liberty Antonio Lopez Ismael Lopez Kellie Lyon Kevin Macintosh Amy Madore Adrian Mahan Jennifer Martinson LeeAnn McCallum Richard McCarthy Marybeth McShera Kasandra Messier Judith Moffat Christopher Murphy 51 Todd Peloquin Kristen Peterson Tim Petkus Beth Pickett Kevin Pickett Kim Pocis Jon Provost Candy Raymond Donna Renzoni Jean-Paui Rodrique Chris Rutter Christine Salek Cindy Shea Sean Shea Paula Soucie Heidi Spaulding Danny Spring Sharon Stanick Paul Starvaski Kara Stefanski Lisa Studley Kim Taylor Mike Thomas Sue Towne Tracey Twitched Melissa Ward Jennifer White Charlie Wilson CLASS OF 88 52 BB M -- wm ' mm ®ii f • • ,-. - . - ' ■.W . 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The second half of the season of¬ fered a couple wins and ties, success anxiously welcomed and much deserved. The 1986 season was not a failure. It created a solid foundation for the 1987 sen¬ iors, juniors, underclassmen, and future Wolverines. It will be remembered as a season where each player achieved a personal toughness and each learned the true definition of intensity. It was also a season which continued the tradition of rainy practices, heavy ma¬ roon sweat-shirts, loud cheers, mental and physical training, and obstacles over¬ come by raw determination. L Zr a • j ’m m ' % : Cl ■ L. f HPLf) WZfw.- Ml • f Jmi w a Ww (Above) Kris Peterson awaits a drive from the corner. Ready to play some tough defense. Driving out of the circle. LEICESTER OPPONENT Quaboag Burncoat Uxbridge Grafton David Prouty Northbridge Oxford West Boylston Uxbridge Grafton David Prouty Northbridge Oxford West Boylston 56 Back row 1 to r: Coach S. Rooney, V. Berube, J. Newcomer, W. Senosk, K. Gordon, H. Peterson, Front row 1 to r: A. Hobby, A. Lamonda, A. Ta- berner, C. Shea, B. Salek. Back row 1 to r: Coach E. Donahue, M. Ward, B. Burtt, C. Dorr, B. Lajoie, K. Lyon, Front row 1 to r: K. Cogswell, K. Peterson, K. Hodgeson, K. O’Donnell, J. White. A First Football The Leicester High football team co-captained by Seniors Rob Provost and John Hart¬ nett salvaged a five hundred season by upsetting heavily favored David Prouty on Thanksgiving Day 19-14. On this day there were many fine efforts provided by individ¬ uals such as John Hartnett, Rob Provost, Joe Kane, Mike Kemp, Dan Brosnihan, and Sean Giles. This year’s squad Class Team! was decimated by injuries and as a result was unable to make a charge for the league title. However, despite losing three in a row to much more powerful squads, the Valiant Wolverines rebounded win¬ ning their last three games and finishing with a 5-5 mark. Coach Tom Lauder and his squad should be commended on their fine efforts. Leicester Opponent 6 Auburn 20 15 Uxbridge 0 24 Oxford 8 7 West Boy Is ton 21 6 Northbridge 32 12 South 36 0 Grafton 35 28 Millbury 28 40 BayPath 0 19 David Prouty 14 Top row (L-R) Coach Watouski, C. Doherty, J. Duquette, S. Giles, K. Hartnett, P. Hallen, J. Pepin, Coach Lauder Middle row (L-R) K. Pickett, D. Brosnihan, M. Thomas, K. Dupuis, L. Ray, M. Barton, J. Brown, C. Wilson, J. Provost Bottom row (L-R) T. Friend, T. O’Neil, C. Paluk, T. Brown, J. Hartnett, R. Provost, J. Kane, J. Studley, M. Kemp, J. Hunt Seniors, Top row L to R: C. Paluk, J. Duquette, T. O’Neil, M. Barton, T. Freind. Bottom row L to R: K. Dupuis, T. Brown, M. Kemp, J. Hartnett, R. Provost, J. Kane, J. Studley, J. Hunt. MIDDLE Captains John Hartnett and Rob Pro¬ vost ABOVE Rob Provost is angry and ready to get in there and play! 59 Sean Giles goes in for the winning touchdown at Prouty on Thanksgiving day. J.V. FOOTBALL Wolverines push their opponent Quarterback Tim McKay gets ready to pass to a waiting team-mate Wolverines combine on an aggres¬ sive tackle 60 Kevin Hartnett rallies the team Back row (L-R): J. Barton, D. Tyndall, B. Fevens, D. Smith, J. Buck, L. Dykas, A. Gallant, S. LaPointe, Coach T. Griffith. Middle row (L-R): Coach F. LaFlash, K. Bates, I. Lopez, J. Arguijo, T. McKay, M. Hairpetian, P. Hallen, C. Doherty, J. Pepin, J. Lareau, M. Frappier, Coach P. Looney. Front row (L -R): B. Dunshee, J. Robert, M. Grady, Brian Granville, K. Hartnett, S. Keenan, M. Dumis, J. Horn, L. Mulrain, S. Connelly. Catch the Spirit! The 1986 Varsity Football Squad, led by co-captains Evemarie Brosnihan and Sheri Hobby, cheered the Wolverines through a 5-5 sea¬ son. Towards the end of the sea¬ son, each of the varsity cheer¬ leaders was assigned a senior football player whom she would surprise each week with small gifts and notes of encouragement. Her identity remained a secret until the spirited rally preceeding the annual Thanksgiving Day game. Their efforts proved worth¬ while as they cheered their se¬ cret football players to a vic¬ tory over the David Prouty Panthers. J. V. Captains L-R R. Nelson, J. Poirier, M. Sullivan. Fourth row 1-r: C. Allen Third row 1-r: E. Brosnihan, L. Studley, L LaHair, J. Martinson, S. Hobby. Second row 1-r: C. LaChance, M. Genatos sio, K. Brown, M. Newcomer. Front row 1-r: P. Soucie, L. Poirier, D. Shee han, L. Parker 62 Please don’t let me fall!! Holding out for a hero Co-Captains 1-r: Evemarie Brosni- han, Sheri Hobby Jack 1-r: A. Moughan, D. St. Pierre, J. Jacques, C. Arsenault, J. Miller, J. J oirier. Front 1-r: K. Leary, R. Nelson, C. Haley, M. Sullivan, C. 0 Leary. 1 63 OFF AND RUNNING! v- Throughout the year seniors Rich Granger, Steve John¬ ston, Scott Peterson and Kurt Fauerback led the pack while Kurt Gott and Doug Barth- elmes provided great support. Hopefully, due to this year’s fine season, interest in the sport at the high school will grow. T he Leicester High Cross Country team enjoyed one of its fin¬ est seasons ever under coach Bob Fitzpatrick, finishing with a fine 10-4 record. The team, with co-captains Rich Granger and Kurt Fauerback, finished third in the S.W.C.L. improving its position drasti¬ cally from past years. Back l-r: Mr. Fitzpatrick, S. Johnson, S. Gonzales, K. Fauerbach, J. True. Front l-r: A. Benware, S. Peterson, R. Granger. Leicester Opponent 40 Qu aboag 20 47 Bay Path 18 25 Uxbridge 30 28 Millbury 27 43 Grafton 18 17 Prouty 38 25 Northbridge 30 22 Oxford 36 28 West Boylston 29 20 Uxbridge 35 25 Millbury 30 40 Grafton 19 25 Prouty 32 38 Northbridge 21 16 Oxford 43 26 West Boylston 30 We ' re coming ... An,, , start, coach Bryan Davis got the Leicester Soccer team together and we ended the season with two big wins. In the game against N.D. Fitchburg almost everyone got a chance to score. It was the largest win the Leicester Soccer team ever had. It was amazing to see how hard the whole team worked through prac¬ tices and gam es during the season. Even if the ball didn’t go “our way” in every game, no one gave up. High scores of the year were Donny Polinski and Danny Spring. They both did a great job in every game. Next year will prob¬ ably be even better be¬ cause the team has the experience now and with that the rest will come. It was a great exper¬ ience for me, as an ex¬ change student, to be on the team. I had a great time and made some really good friends. I will never forget how every¬ body gave the ball to me in front of the goal, in our last games so I could score. I finally scored and can bring back to Sweden, the memory of a goal on the soccer team. I wish you all good luck next year and in the future. I know you can do it! by Maria Wedenby D. Polinski moves the ball down field. 66 Back row L-R D. Polinski, D. Polinski, J. Coulthard, K. Messier, M. Kane, M. Wedenby, B. Hack, R. Martel, D. Spring, Coach B. Davis Front row L-R H. Davis, K. Hunt, R. Duquette, C. Corey, J. Wright, C. Corey, A. Lopez. Left: C. Corey jumps high to reach the soccer ball. Below Seniors: L-R: R. Duquette, D. Polinski, M. Wedenby, C. Corey. Leicester Opponent 0 Quaboag 5 1 Bay Path 6 0 Millbury 7 2 Worcester South 4 2 David Prouty 9 3 Northbridge 6 1 Oxford 7 0 West Boylston 0 1 Quaboag 6 0 Bay Path 5 0 Millbury 9 2 Worcester South 5 0 David Prouty 7 0 Northbridge 7 1 Oxford 6 2 West Boylston 3 11 N.D. Fitchburg 0 6 N.D. Fitchburg 3 Another One for the Wall T he boy’s basketball team turned back a disappointing 6-11 record last year having an amazing 18-4 record this season under the leadership of co-captains and 3rd year starters John Hartnett and Steve Johnson. The team went 13-1 in the league, losing only to Graf¬ ton, which earned them the SWCL ti¬ tle for the first time since 1974. Other team accomplishments included Leicester’s trip to the finals in the Clark tournament (losing to Narra- gansett by a sole pt.) and reaching the semi-finals in the District E Division II tournament (bowing to a much stronger St. Bernard’s team) The Leicester High School boy’s team f %JT were also awarded the Cervini-Hardy Sportsmanship Award for their fine sportsmanship throughout the year. Jeff Guinee, Jason Provo, and Dan Spring completed the starting five while teammates Rob Provost, Joe Kane, Jeff Studley, Kevin Pickett, Dan Brosnihan, Don Jubenville and Chris Rutter provided emotional team support, and dedication throughout the season. The memories this team gave will remain in the hearts of the players and the many fans that supported them, for many years to come. Success in the future looks good for the boy’s team as the JV boosted an impressive record. Leicester Opponent 64 Ware 65 57 N. Brookfield 50 72 Auburn 49 57 Uxbridge 47 71 Oxford 57 74 W. Brookfield 47 77 Northbridge 73 70 Grafton 58 59 Millbury 47 66 Uxbridge 59 64 W. Brookfield 50 61 Prouty 52 71 Oxford 51 79 Northbridge 57 56 Grafton 64 59 Millbury 57 91 Prouty 64 66 Quaboag 57 63 Sutton 51 59 Narragansett 60 78 Grafton 65 58 St. Bernards 89 Seniors: Top (L to R) Rob Provost, Jeff Guinee, Joe Kane. Bottom (L to R) Jason Provo, John Hartnett, Steve Johnson, Jeff Studley. 68 Captains John Hartnett and Steve Johnson. Top (L to R) Mark Grady, Walter Seymour, Jamie Kenney, Tony Gallant, Henry Danus, Scott Danus, Scott LaPointe, Lou Mulrain, Coach Dave Ayott Bottom (L to R) Dan Lusignan, Steve Garey, John Wright, Steve Gonza- lus, Tim McKay, Jeremy Pepin. Top (L to R) Donny Jubinville, Dan Broshnihan, Chris Rutter, Jeff Guinee, Dan Spring, Kevin Pickett, Coach George Albro Bottom (L to R) Rob Provost, Joe Kane, Steve Johnson, John Hartnett, Jason Provo, Jeff Studley. 69 Bottom row (L-R) Kristen Franson, Kim Hodgenson, Jennifer Poirier, Syliva Nelson, Stacey Gillette. Top row (L-R) Cindy LaChance, Nichole Senosk, Patrice Lekstrom, Chris Fitzpatrick, Chris O’Leary, Coach Sue Shee¬ han. Bottom row (L-R) Paula Soucie, Jennifer Martinson, Laurie Poirier, Renee Bates, Eve Marie Brosnihan, Lisa Studley, Lauren Brown. Top row (L-R) Leeann Lahair, Betty Burtt, Jennifer Poirier, Mary Newcomer, Rebecca Nel¬ son, Melissa Ward, Coach Sue Sheehan. OUR SPIRIT’S SHOWING ... The 1986-87 Winter Cheer¬ leading Squad cheered the Boys’ Basketball Team en¬ thusiastically through a suc¬ cessful season, Clark Tourna¬ ment, and District competi¬ tion. They were led by captains Laurie Poirier and Evemarie Brosnihan, and co¬ captain Renee Bates. As well as cheering for the basketball teams, the 12 var¬ sity cheerleaders worked hard to perfect a four-minute tour¬ nament cheer including jumps, stunts, and pyramids. With this they entered the David Prouty Cheerleading Tournament, capturing the fourth place trophy in the Class I small schools division. 70 Bnek row (L to R): K. Cogswell, K. Lyons, S. Berube, S. Hobby, K. Ferdella, J. Moffatt, coach Ms. Nelson. Front row (L to R): E. Reznikiewicz, M. Wedenby, C. Dunlop, K. O’Donnell, S. Greenough T Mayer. 6 ’ ' Fueled By Goal T he girls basketball team had a very rewarding season, fueled by the success of the previous year. The season began with competi¬ tion in the Logan Field summer league. It was a tremendous challenge and the Wolverines advanced to the semi-finals. In December, the team started their season by defeating North Brookfield and Auburn for the first time in four years. It was then that the team knew that they were se¬ rious contenders for the league and district playoffs. At the beginning of the season the Wolverines set a goal; Districts. They worked hard during practice and fought for many victories and achieved their goal. Playing on their home court the team defeated Nip- muc easily in the first round competi¬ tion. The Wolverines were then de¬ feated by Tantasqua in the semi-final round of district play at Holy Cross college. Other highlights of the year included Judy Moffat scoring 1,000 points in her Junior year, participa¬ tion by the Wolverines in the Western Worcester county tournament hosted by Ware High school, and finishing second in the Southern Worcester County League. ■OT Back row (L to R): J. Newcomer, J. Berube, H. Peterson, A. Hobby, coach Ms. Gallagher Front row (L to R): S. Cooper, M. Kane, B. Salek, L. Cleary, J. Miller, A. LaMonda. Still Another Championship T he year of 1987 saw many ac¬ complishments in many areas by members of Leicester High School. The golf team was no exception and brought the Southern Worcester County championship home to Leicester High. Led by co-captains Dan Brosnihan and Mike Kemp the Wolverines posted an overall record of 8-4-1 and a league record of 7-1-0. The team placed second in the district play offs and were represented in the States. The team would like to thank Coach Bjorklund for his dedication and the owners of Strawberry Hills for the use of their facilities. Leicester Opponent 5V4 Prouty 3 Vi 8 Oxford 1 5 Vi W. Boylston 3 Vi 5 Quaboag 4 3 Shepphard Hill 6 lVi Southbridge 7 Vi 5V4 Northbridge 3 Vi 6V4 Oxford 2 Vi 8 Northbridge 1 4V4 Shepphard Hill A Vi 1 Prouty 8 4 Auburn 5 7 Vz W. Boylston 1 Vi Captains (L to R) Dan Brosnihan, Mike Kemp Back row (L to R) J. Brown, S. Dagnese, C. Rutter, J. Cleary, Coach Mr. Bjorklund Front row (L to R) D. Brosnihan, M. Kemp, M. Barton, D. Smith, J. Allain Boys and Girls Tennis Girls Tennis Back row (L to R) S. Greenough, V. Berube, Coach Nelson, E. Kokernak, J. Newcomer, K. Gordan Front row (L to R) M. Wedenby, R. Nelson, J. Poirier, K. Fitzpatrick Senior Maria Wedenby 76 Senior Christian Paluk Boys Tennis Back row (L to R) D. Thomas, J. Lareau, J. Coalthard, T. Ethier, Coach Graham Front row (L to R) C. Paluk, K. Hunt, C. Corey, S. Gonzalus, J. Cote 77 GETTING BETTER ALL THE TIME T he Leicester high boys track team began the year with high expectations. Knowing the numbers were up from last year, they felt they would definitely have a bet¬ ter season. With new head coach, Bob Nelson, and an added incentive of a cookout if they did better than last year, the boys achieved their best re¬ cord in 9 years, 6-3-1. The Wolverines were lead by senior captains Trevor Friend, Rich Grang¬ er, Joe Kane and leading scorer Tim O’Neil. Other seniors were Jeff Hunt, Tony Brown (the weight man), Jeff Guinee, Scott Peterson and Jeff Stud- ley. Some highlights of the ’87’ season were going 4-0 in interhigh competi¬ tion, which included beating a strong Doherty track team. The most excit¬ ing moment had to be a come from behind tie in the last event against a favored Prouty High. It didn’t stop there though. On May 16, Leicester sent 7 participants to the districts, they came home from boasting 7 med¬ als. Two were captured by Co-Captain Tim O’Neil. Jeff Guinee, Trevor Freind, Kevin Hartnett, Kurt Gott and Charlie Wilson came home vic¬ tors. The boys track team would like to thank Robert Nelson on a fine season. Back row (L to R) Jeff Hunt, Rich Granger, Jeff Sudley, Joe Kane, Scott Peterson. Bottom row (L to R) Tony Brown, Tim O’Neil, Trevor Freind, Jeff Guinee. Back row (L to R) H. Peterson, K. O’Donnell, J. White, D. St Pierre, S. Dagistino, T. Melvin, Coach White. Front row (L to R) J. Jacques, K. Ferdella, S. Jaillet, K. Messier, B. LaJoie, N. Senosk. 78 Leicester Boys Opponent 101 South 34 107 Burncoat 29 46 Millbury 98 68 David Prouty 68 103 Oxford 29 114 North 18 73 Doherty 62 94 ' 2 W. Boyleston 43! 2 48 Grafton 88 34 Northbridge 102 Final Record 6-3-1 Leicester Girls 0 52 South 49 Burncoat 42 David Prouty 41 Oxford 63 Doherty 60 W. Boyleston 78 Grafton 51 Northbridge Final Record 1-7 n y iii - n— Coach Nelson keeps his promise with a cookout in his back yard. 79 Building The Leicester High School softball season was not the best our girls have had. However, there were some posi¬ tive aspects to the season. The senior squad consisted of Sheri Hobby, Jen¬ nifer Javorski, Andrea Giggey and Sandra Berube. The team was aug¬ mented by a number of Junior, Soph¬ omore and Freshmen players. The freshmen seemed to be the most no- a Future ticeable class and contributed some fine support as they continued to de¬ velop their skills. The team will feel the loss of their senior members when they return to the field in the spring, but with many returning underclass¬ men they are looking forward to fu¬ ture success in their athletic endeav¬ ors. (above) Andrea beats the ball to the plate. (left) Okay Kelly, let’s get our mind back on the game 80 Back row (L to R): A. Hobby, K. Hodgenson, T. Duquette, K. Cogswell, M. Kane, C. Dorr, K. Lyons, M. Leveillee, Coach Morin. Front row (L to R): A. LaMonda, E. Reznikiewicz, A. Gig gey, S. Berube, S. Hobby, J. Javorski, S. Town, B. Salek. Back row (L to R): S. Berube, S. Hobby. Front row (L to R): A. Giggey, J. Javorski. 81 Another Banner Year F or the second year in a row the Wolverines captured the Southern Worcester County League title finishing with a 12-2 league mark. The Wolverines cap¬ tained by John Hartnett, Rob Provost and Steve Johnson also earned a dis¬ trict berth but lost to Quabbin as the Wolverines had lost several players. The Wolverines were led by pitcher Ron Duquette who shouldered the pitcher burden winning nine games. On offense John Hartnett and Steve Johnson led a well balanced attack. Highlights included a 27-16 thrashing of West Boylston to capture the title in which everyone in the line-up had at least one hit. For the many seniors this was the culmination of a very fine year. Back row (L to R) Scorekeeper Paula Soucie, D. Spring, J. Provost, R. Duquette, S. Giles, Coach George Albro. Front row (L to R) D. Koziak, D. Jubenville, S. Johnson, J. Hartnett, R. Provost, K. Pickett, P. Hallen. Leicester Opponent 9 St. Mary’s 0 5 Uxbridge 1 14 Northbridge 0 5 David Prouty 4 14 Grafton 3 7 Uxbridge 3 5 Grafton 4 3 David Prouty 24 3 Oxford 4 17 Northbridge 6 12 Millbury 4 4 South 14 5 West Boylston 2 14 Millbury 1 18 Oxford 8 27 West Boylston 16 4 Quabbin (Districts) 11 Final Record 13-4 82 Seniors: Back standing, Ron Duquette. Front (L to R) Steve Johnson, John Hartnett, Rob Provost E s “The Duke” shows the form that carried the Wol¬ verines to a championship 83 MMM9 sill ' H ; SffSttfll SSss lpipp� MPi fc. ■ ■ ' £ U v v •,- ■i- a l V- ' tf. s j? H ?i . • ' •••• ' ■ s s K ' V4fet.J tiiSflil •; ft -■ •V-C: . si mwss ' ff Jf F - [ ' ' |11 ■ ? ;. ;iy. ,- ' ' v Back 1-r: T. Brown, J. Newcomer, L. j Kobel, J, Arseneault, L. Koziak. Mid¬ dle 1-r: Mr. Brittan, D. Stec, J. Hunt, H. Danis, J. Ethier, M. Crowly, P. Orsi, J. Rodrique, K. Hunt, D. Parent. Front 1-r: A. Mahn, E. Kokernak, B. Jermoe, C. Buck, J. White, B. Salek, M. Newcomer, S. Hunt, Front center: Back Wm O’Neil, C. Palukgg 5? Murphy, K. Desautels Front I-r: M. Newcomer, L. Studley, J. Arseneault, yc w v Cs v vs vs Vs w Back 1-r: 0. Bergeron, T. Cox, R Tomlin, K. Hartness. Middle 1-r; Mr. Brittan, C. Corey, J. Hunt, M Wedenby, C. Carliell, C. Buck, A. Ma¬ han, D. Stec. Front 1-r: L. Koziak, M Newcomer, T. Brown, L. Kobel, T. Schliker, J. Arseneault, T. Twitchell. ' m i i ' MlJ 86 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Back 1-r: C. Dunlop, M. Wedenby, K. O’Donnell. Middle 1-r: C. Paluk, T O’Neil, T. Friend, J. Hunt, J. Guinee, K. Dupuis, M. Kemp, T. Brown, S Johnson, K. Fauerbach. Front 1-r: L. Harding, S. Hobby, M. Newcomer, T Schliker, L. Parker, A. Giggey, L. Koziak. . (Jjs N - V) vN A x ysj xV Top 1-r: H. Spaulding, M. Newcomer Bottom 1-r: K. Kauerbach, D. Dyson Back 1-r: T. Friend, P. Starvarski, K. O’Donnell, M. Wedenby, C. Carliell, K. Lusignan, T. Cox, J. Hunt, T. O’Neill. Front 1-r: L. Koziak, T. Twitched, T. Brown, C. Bergeron, T. Schliker, L. Lippe, M. Newcomer. 1 n. 1 .JI i j I i IIS A ■ .. . i ' , i J - ■ - - a ■k k V VS J. Martinson, rback, B. Ba- erty, K. O’Donnell. Middle 1-r: T. T. O’Neil, J. Rodrique, R. Granger, J itt, L. Studley. Front 1-r: M. New han, J. Arseneault. il, E. Brosni Back 1-r: J. Kane, C. Paluk, B. Tatro, A. Giggey, T. Harding, C. LaChance, P. Soucie, K. Pickett, T. O’Neil. Front 1-r: J. Arseneault, E. Brosni- han, J. Jaques, K. Ferdella, D. Perry, K. Ritzpatrick, M. Desmarais. Back 1-r: C. Mulrain, H. Ivel, J. Arseneault, L. Kobel, K. Fitzpatrick, L Koziak, R. McCarthy. Middle 1-r: S. Hill, J. Rodrique. D. Goodnovv, T. O’Neil C. Carliell, R. Granger, K. Hunt, J. Ethier, J. Beauregard. Front 1-r: J. Poirier M. Newcomer. M. Wedenby, J. Martinson, L. Studley, J. Morengo, S. Green- ough. Absent from picture: C. Salek, L. Salek Granger, M. Newcomer. Back 1-r: Miss McGrail, E. Koker- nak, J. Newcomer, E. Shutter, K. Towne, P. Lekstrom, N. Senosk. Front 1-r: C. Dorr, H. Danis, B. Hack, D. Stec, B. Salek. ’ t. i w Jr ) ■ S 1C ; a A i L j m Back 1-r: J. Moffatt, B. Burtt, J. Cleveland, K. Lyon, M. McSherra. Front 1-r: D Liberty, S. Town, L. Brown, K. Cogswell, K. Stefa ns ki. Back 1-r: L. Koziak, Miss Fiore, C Carliell. Front 1-r: B. Jerome, C. Ber¬ geron, L. Kobel. Back 1-r; Mr. Carlomagno, B. Fe- vens, J. Hartnett, A. Fongellaz, D. Goodnow, K. Hunt, Mr. Allen, Mr. Davis. Front 1-r: R. McArthy, B. Hack, T. Foley, K. Gordon, C. Dorr, H. Danis. Missing — T. Peloquinn, FRENCH CLUB Back 1-r: E. Borgerson, M. Leary, S. Hill. Middle 1-r: A. Gongeallaz, C. Huban, M. Thomas, S. Greenough, C. LaChance, D. Cogswell, J. Morengo, D. Thomas, A. Mahan, S. Gonzales, Mrs. O’Connor. Front 1-r: J. Poirier, D. Peloquin, A. Hobby, C. O’Leary, M. Belanger, K. Fitzpatrick, C. Dorr, D. Arseneault, R. Nelson. CLUB Back 1-r: K. Kobel, P. Soucie, R. Nel¬ son, J. Poirier, R. McCarthy, N. Faucher, J. Miller, K. Lusignan, M. Kane. Mid¬ dle 1-r: A. Fongeallaz, J. Rodrique, J. Kane, J. Martinson, K. O’Donnell, K. Hunt, J. Morengo, H. Spaulding, G. Barthimas, D. Goodnow, S. Johnson, Mrs. O’Connor. Front 1-r: M. Newcom¬ er, K. Fitzpatrick, T. Brown, C. Dorr, K. Gordon, N. Senosk, L. Lippe, E. Shutter, L. LaHair. SKI CLUB Back 1-r: E. Borgerson, S. Coupe, H. Ivel, L. Cleary, D. Thomas, M. Newcomer, K. Hodgson, L. Raymond, M. Wedenby, A. Benware. Middle 1-r: K. Gott, R. Du¬ quette, C. Corey, J. Barton, T. O’Neil, K. Fauerbach, M. Barton, K. Bates, C. Corey, J. Brown. Front 1-r: J. Arsen¬ ault, D. Arseneault, J. Keller, T. Har¬ ding, P. Burtt, C. Halley, C. Dorr. Ab¬ sent from picture: P. Bostock, J. Cleary, M. Crowley, S. Dagnese, B. Eis- chen, S. Giles, K. Goodfield, R. Ivel, B. Jackman, M. Kane, D. Tyndall. FOREVER On Friday evening, the ninth of May, nineteen hundred and eighty- six, the Junior class of eighty-seven presented “Forever” at the Spencer Country Inn. The inn was beautiful with the colors we had chosen, deep burgundy and pastel pink. Our band, Gallery, did exceptionally well performing and keeping up with our requests. Once everyone had arrived and pictures had been taken, dinner was served. Our menu consisted of fresh fruit cup with sherbert, tossed salad, a choice of Stuffed Chicken Breast or Roast Prime Rib au jus, and to top it all off, the Spencer County Inn Delight for dessert. Later on that evening our royality were chosen by both the band and the waitresses. Our queen was Allison Giroux, and in her court were Laurie Poirier, Sheri Hobby, Kristine Johnston, and Sandra Berube. This year, the class of 87 decided to break tradition by also having a king and court. The King’s Crown went to Christian Paluk, and mem¬ bers of his court were; Michael Kemp, Timothy O’Neil, John Hartnett, and Richard Snelling. All looked spectacular taking their well deserved crowns. As the evening dwindled on, the Inn began to lose many of its couples. Those who remained danced during the final hour and to the last song, our chosen song, “Forever” by Kenny Loggins. In 1987 the Approximate Prices for Attending A Junior Prom Were Dress — Anywhere from $50-$300 Shoes — $10-$50 Hair — $5-$25 Tickets — $27-$35 Makeup — $5-$15 Limo — $75-$250 Flowers — $15-$50 Tuxedo — $50-$100 Manicure — $10-$25 Gloves — $5-$30 Film — $2-$20 Pictures — $10-$35 Dues — $45 After Prom Expenses — up to $150 92 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION On May 12, 1987 the induction of new members to the Horace Mann Chapter National Honor Society took place in the Leicester High School Auditorium. Four senior members of the Honor Society, Vice-Presidents Steven Johnson and Claudia Du- puette, Treasurer Mary Newcomer, and Laurie Poirier, led by Society President Joseph Kane, spoke on the qualities sought in the new member¬ ship: scholarship, leadership, charac¬ ter, and service. Other speakers in¬ cluded Mr. O’Donnell and Superin¬ tendent of Schools Dr. Donald Rutter, who presented Claudia Duquette with the National Honor Society Service Award. Finally, new members were inducted with the instructions: “With this torch I give you light; so may you give light to others.” The new officers of the Honor Society were installed as well; instructed in their responsibil¬ ities by Joseph Kane and, lighting their candles from those of the pre¬ vious officers, assumed the responsi¬ bilities of the leaders of the National Honor Society. Instillation of officers (Left to Right): Holly Ivel, Tracy Foley, Joseline Arsenault, Jennifer Martinson, and Darlene Liberty standing in for Lisa Studley. 94 The Leicester High School art show includes visual, dramatic, industrial, and performing arts. It also shows the talents of the home economics, technical draw¬ ing, metals, and architecture classes. The art show, headed by Miss Cassanelli this year, showed displays of the work the students have done throughout the year. The art show was developed 13 years ago and has been a popular event ever since. The students discuss and vote on a central theme to use. All the displays then tie together and present that theme. The students start a few weeks before the show, preparing their pictures and creations for the show. On the day of the show the students construct their pre¬ sentations in their section of the gym. They are then admired by all of the peo¬ ple who come to see the show! 96 PATRIOTS GAME On Feb. 25th 1987, the New England Patriots came to LHS to play a charity game to benefit the Class of 1987 Yearbook. Among those who played for the Patriots were: Ronnie Lippet, Fred Marion, Irving Fryar, Cedreic Jones, Rich Camarillo, Mel Black, Tony Williams, and Ron Wooten. They played a team of High School and Memorial School teachers that included Mr. Chasse, Mr. Albro, Mr. Lauder, Mr. Head, Mr. Dav¬ enport and many others. The Patriots also played a team of senior boys which included Kurt Fauerbach, Tim O’Neil, Mike Kemp, Trevor Friend, and Jeff Hunt. At halftime the Patriot players were very cordial and signed auto¬ graphs for all who wanted them. The games were very interesting and exciting and demonstrated the incredible athletic ability of the Patri¬ ots. For everyone involved it was an extremely satisfying and enjoyable night. Upper right: “With us on the team, they don’t have a chance. Am I right Mr. Chasse?” Above: “Hey Mr. Lippett, how about an autograph?!” Left: Cedric Jones warms up while the crowd watches awestruck. 99 TIVVfi fi HILATIVES SUPERLATIVES SIJPE ' Class Officers — L to R Hank Lock- wood, Renee Bates, Sheri Hobby, Kath¬ leen O’Donnell Most Artistic, Christian Paluk, San¬ dra Latino 101 iai$m£sm (above) Are you hungry Mr. Hennessy? a swim- (above) Trevor ming race. Friend after winning A DAY OUT OF THE ORDINARY! The Class of 1987 endured a 2-hour drive to Frank Davis Resort in Moodus, Connecticut ac¬ companied by Mr. Davis, Mrs. Whitney, Ms. Morin, and Mr. Hennessy, for the Senior Class Trip on May 20, 1987. Led by “Coo-Coo”, the resort included such attractions as a swimming pool, miniature golf, shuffleboard, volleyball, basketball, softball, tennis, canoes, and paddle- boats. A few also took advantage of horseback riding nearby. Despite a cloudy beginning, the day became sunny and hot, and a few chose to lay around the pool and enjoy the sunshine. After lunch of hamburgers, hot dogs and french fries, a team from Leicester tried to compete in the canoe races against a team from Blackstone-Millville but didn’t last too long when Candy Allen fell out of the boa boat, due to, she claims the rock¬ ing of Jeff Guinee. However, Trevor Friend was more successful in the swimming races, winning first place in the freestyle races and second in the backstroke. In the afternoon, a disc jockey played dance music in a large hall and some enjoyed an after¬ noon of dancing. In the evening we enjoyed a chicken barbeque for dinner and finally left for home after a long day of fun and friendship. All in all, the day was most enjoyable, and we all have special memories of our Class Trip. 104 Miss Tournas directs another successful play. WHO DO YOU CALL? GHOSTCHASERS A fter many long rehearsals, the curtain opened on the senior class play, Ghostchasers. The play was about the antics in an insane asylum, properly known as Hangtown Asylum For Extremely Tense People. Two neurotic patients stage a suc¬ cessful takeover of the hospital and become the nurse and doctor in charge. Among the other patients are a zombie, an undercover detective, a buglar, a woman who thinks she’s get¬ ting married, Miss Lemming, and Ma¬ dame Mysteria. They are lead by Honcho, who fall fall in love with Har¬ riet Hollyhock, an innocent visitor. The Ghostchasers are hired to cap¬ ture the poltergeist. Meanwhile, the real detective is trying to solve the robbery, two nerdy house-hunters wish to purchase the hospital for their home, and a newspaper woman wants to discredit the Ghostchasers. The Ghostchasers save the hospital from the poltergeist, the real doctor and nurse are once again in charge, and an entertaining evening was en¬ joyed by all participants and a stand¬ ing-room-only crowd at all perfor¬ mances. 106 i STAND BY ME T he Senior Class began gather¬ ing at the Hogan Center for the last time before Gradu¬ ation at 7:00 on the evening of May 26, 1987. Pictures were taken of all the beautiful couples by Casson-Foster, and finally the tables lined up to enjoy a varied buffet of salads, cold meats, lasagna, roast beef, and a table of des¬ serts. After dinner we gravitated to the dance floor to enjoy the music of Down East, including the theme song of the evening, “Stand By Me,” sym¬ bolizing the long-lasting friendships of the Class of 87. Late into the even¬ ing we enjoyed the laughter and fun with our friends until finally the night drew to a close, leaving us with lasting memories of our Senior Dinner Dance. CLASS DAY T he class of 1987 assembled on the floor of the gymnasium before parents, faculty, and the student body of Leicester High School on May 26,1987 to conduct our Class Day activities. All were welcomed by Cl ass Presi¬ dent Renee Bates, and this was fol¬ lowed by the reading of the class His¬ tory, full of reminiscences of our days at Leicester High. The school band played a selection, and departmental and leadership and service awards were presented. The Boy and Girl contributing most to the class were presented to Stephen Johnson and Sheri Hobby, and a scholarship from the class was presented to Tina Snow. The class prophecy was read, pre¬ senting an amusing look at what might happen to the members of the Class of 87 in the future. Class super¬ latives were presented, ranging from Most Mischeivous to Most Congenial, and members of the class left some¬ thing behind to Leicester High in the Class Will. Renee Bates presented the Class Gift, An Activities sign, to Mr. O’Donnell. The class song, “This is the Time”, by Billy Joel, was sung by a group of Seniors, and the yearbook was dedicated to Mr. Normand La- Plante. Finally, after special presentations to retiring Mr. Giddings and Dr. Rut¬ ter and the singing of the Alma Mater, the class proceeded out of the gym, leaving a little of ourselves behind and taking with us our memories of Leicester High School. Photograph from Casson-Foster Photographers of Auburn c-t- o CD CO - CO X 3 - cd o O ' cr y tr cr or a 5 c 33 r m a O j. 112 This Is The Time F inally, the long-awaited night had arrived. It was May 27, 1987, and the Clas s of 1987 gathered at Mechanics Hall in Wash¬ burn Hall, nervously a-fixing caps to our heads and arranging our gowns. At last, we lined up in our carefully rehearsed order and processed sol¬ emnly to the familiar tune of Pomp and Circumstance into Mechanics Hall where faculty, friends, and rela¬ tives awaited the Commencement of the Class of 1987. The Class listened intently to speeches about our years at Leicester High, and the future that awaits each of us, by Salutatorian Joseph Kane, Class Orator Stephen Johnson, and Valedictorian Mary Newcomer. Scholarships and Awards were pre¬ sented by Dr. Donald Rutter, and fi¬ nally, amid great excitement and pride, the members of the Class of 1987 received their diplomas from School Committee Chairman Mr. Da¬ vid Mero. After congratulations by Mr. James O’Donnell, the Class of 1987 march out of Mechanics Hall to Vivaldi’s “Concerto for Two Trum¬ pets” played by Nicola Narcissi and graduate Jeffrey Hunt. Somewhat saddened at leaving Leicester High, but excited at facing the different fu¬ tures awaiting us, which we have all been prepared for by our years at Leicester High School, we became proud alumni of Leicester High School. 113 ( —J(z£.‘ ( 2 [an of 1987 JleLcexteX cdfiqfl cfioo[ Jleicextex, oA [axxac(iuxettx co xdiaUy inoitex you to attend tfieix ( 3 xaduatLon on 1 Vednexdaq, ccA {ay 27, 1987 at xeoen-tnixtu o ctock cMecnanLcx MC M ain StX££.t ( Woxcextex, cAi axi.acfiui.etti. SPORTS BANQUET O n Wednesday May 20th the an¬ nual sports banquet was held. Although awards were pre¬ sented to everyone who participated in athletics the night belonged to the sen¬ iors. For them it was the culmination of a very successful year. Also, this night would provide many special memories for many. Tim O’Neil and Sheri Hobby were the boy and girl contributing most to athletics while Joe Kane and Mary Newcomer received the student athlete award. Finally, for the first time in the award’s history the Wolverine of the Year was presented to three deserving individuals: John Hartnett, Kathy O’Donnell, and Steve Johnson. As we look back we will cherish the memories provided by this night. Yearbook Staff I would like to take this op¬ portunity to thank the members of the yearbook staff for their hard work and dedication which have made possible the excellent year¬ book which you now hold in your hands. Although the names are too numerous to mention, there are many peo¬ ple not pictured on this page who have contributed some way to this yearbook in terms of time, advertising, artwork, and ideas. A yearbook should be a reflection of the class that it represents and this one is surely “First Class”. It has been a pleasure and a privi¬ lege to work with each other and every one of you. Good luck in your future endeavors. Mr. Hennessy Back row (L to R) Sharon Coupe, Deb Faford, Kristen Boisvert. Front row (L to R) Michelle Armenti, Jennifer Marengo, Jenn Pederson, Melissa Soucie. Melissa Foley, Chief Editor Allison Giroux, Copy Editor Back row (L to R) Allison Giroux, Eve Brosnihan, Laurie Poirier, Sheri ! Hobby. Middle row (L to R) Mr. Hennessy (advisor), Lisa Lusignan, Ron t Duquette, Jason Provo, Trevor Friend, Mary Newcomer. Front row (L to R) Jennifer Javorski, Kathy O’Donnell, Andrea Giggey, Melissa Foley, Candi Dunlop, Maria Wedenby. 118 I. • IN APPRECIA¬ TION W e the class of 1987 dedicate this year’s edition of Maroon to a per¬ son who has had an influence on many of our lives, Mr. Normand LaPlante. Mr. La- Plante has given freely and unselfishly of his time over the years to the community and especially to youth of Leicester. Mr. LaPlante was the advisor of Maroon for many years and also held many coaching positions at Leicester High over the years. For twenty-six years Mr. LaPlante has been a model and inspiration to the young people of Leicester. Although he will be missed by all, we would like to wish Mr. LaPlante a long and very happy retirement. 119 F.A. Charette Builders Inc. Cherry Valley Builders Supply Cherry Valley Grooming, Boarding and Training Kennels Cooper’s Farm Deer Pond Auto Dube’s Mobil Exxon — John LaBaire Auto Repairs Donna Fiore Gallery of Homes — Pleasant Realty Goretti’s Supermarkets Inland Divers Richard Hennessy Jan’s Beauty Shop King Financial Services Leicester Journal Leicester Full Tim Police Alliance Leicester Pharmacy Leicester Savings Bank Leroux Market Liberty Movers Luigi’s Pizza Matt’s Video Place George E. McKenna Insurance Inc. Mercury Wire Products Inc. Modern Builders Rebecca, Micha, Nancy and Bob Nelson New England Search Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James O’Donnel Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. LaPointe Phaeton Limousine Service Stephanie Rice Warren and Theresa Snow Sundae Creations Taylor Made Construction Valley Texaco — Pierce Auto J.R. White Studio Inc. 120 Mr. Wayne Allen Fanning Personnel of Worchester Inc. Leicester Package Store The Newcomer Family Rusby and Son Flower Shop Janice M. Morin Francis L. McGrath Jr. Tom and Sue Lauder Joe’s Barbar Shop Jan’s Beer Mart Mrs. Giuffrida Robert R. Giddings Mrs. Dunlop Paula Donahue Ronald Bjorklund A R Remodeling Mr. and Mrs. George Albro Mary B. O’Neil Mr. Paige Rowden Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whitney Paul J. Zambarano 121 WISHING YOU A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE FROM THE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION LEICESTER A UNITED TEACHING PROFESSION AFFILIATE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION AND THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION MON-FOSTER q TORATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987. CASSON — FOSTER ' PffOTOQRAPHERS, YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS. 438 SOUTH- BRIDGE ST. AUBURN MASS 832-5957 126 Congratulations to Missy Foley on your graduation. Good Luck in the future. Love Mom and Dad. D T CONSTRUCTION CO. NOW COMPLETE ELECTRICAL WORK Roofing • Remodeling • Siding Porches • Insulation • Decks Painting • Papering • Additions Licensed Insured TIM HESTER 892-9871 D T Construction Tim Hester Dave LeBlanc Doug LeBlanc Dwayne LeBlanc Tim Hester III Tom Robideaux Mike Wade Brad Giggey Dennis Tilton Steve Navaroli Mark Giroux NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE A R Remodeling 34 Siani Rd. Rochdale 892-3648 Cherry Valley Builders 190 Main St. Cherry Valley 892-8102 Cherry Valley Kennels 42 Auburn St. Cherry Valley 892-4992 Cooper’s Farm 515 Henshaw St. Leicester 892-3720 Deer Pond Auto Rte. 56 Leicester 892-9427 F.A. Charette Builders 15 Harding St. Cherry Valley 892-3624 Fanning Personnel 446 Main St. Worcester 798-8521 Gallery of Homes — 857 Main St. Leicester 892-4923 Pleasant Reality 791-5568 George E. McKenna 4 Pleasant St. Leicester 892-8133 Insurance 892-1181 Goretti’s Supermarkets 17 Young St. Worcester 791-6457 Inland Divers 100 So. Main St. Leicester 892-3323 Jan’s Beauty Shop 305 Main St. Cherry Valley 892-4348 Jan’s Beer Mart 385 Main St. Cherry Valley 892-8336 Joe’s Barbar Shop 840 Pleasant St. Leicester 892-3581 J.R. White Studio 121 So. Main St. Leicester 892-4343 King Financial Services P.O. 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Box 53 Leicester 892-4011 Rusby Son Flower Shop 513 Main St. Cherry Valley 892-8626 Sundae Creations 1535 Main St. Leicester 892-1194 Taylor Made Construction 100 Reservoir St. Cherry Valley 892-4470 Valley Texaco Peirce Auto 200 Main St. Cherry Valley 892-9057 Exxon John LaBaire Auto Repair 6 So. Main St. Leicester 892-4462 Dube’s Mobil 9 So. Main St. Leicester 892-9072 128 W