Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

Showing Our Pride Class of 1988 Leicester High School Winslow Avenue Leicester, MA 01524 c a4e« tS ride in Academics is taking the class of 88 far! With acceptances at such institutes of higher learning as Parsons School of Design, UVM, UNH, U-Mass, Wheaton, Clark, Worcester State, and University of Michigan. The hard work of Leicester High School students has been rewarded with scholarships from many local and National groups like the Elks, the Mother’s Club and the Womans Club past classes have received as much as $10,000 in scholarships. These clubs take pleasure in supporting the continuation of academic excellence and we take pride in striving towards it! 3 L l ' ■ ■_ SttOVMlHG pRW jVtWe he future is shrouded in mystery. Although soon many of us go our separate ways to many different schools to study many different majors, such as Com¬ munications, Archaeology, Engineering, Biochemis¬ try, Mathematics, Business, Meteorology, Teaching, Medicine, while others will enter Military service or attend Technical or Vocational schools, we must re¬ member that we are the future, the dreams of tomor¬ row. Given the outstanding achievements of our class in the past, there is no question as to the potential and achievements of what’s to come. (VtVw ' ' ' eS O ur spirit and dedication has been shown through¬ out these four years of high school. The many long hours put into the Senior class play — Guys and Dolls, and showing off our industrial arts in the art show, paid off in the end. Experiencing the fun times of Olympic Foolery, Battle of the Faculty, the Patriots, Donkey Basketball, and other events will be treasured memo¬ ries. The romantic nights of the Semi-formal, the Ju¬ nior Prom, The Dinner Dance and many other dances will be remembered. Kassy Messier □ HfflltHCS A 1 . Athletics play an important role in Leicester High. Most students participate in one sport during their four years. Our teams have achieved a wide variety of hon¬ ors and worked their way to Districts, tournaments and League championships. Track, Field Hockey and Baseball played in Districts, Girls Basketball made it to the Centrum, Boys Basketball played in the Clark Tournament. Individuals have been acknowledged as well, T G all stars and Most Valuable Player Awards have been achieved. LHS sports are not lacking in spirit or in willing enthusiastic players and fans. Each year we have impressive wins, which leaves only one thing — Watch out Prouty!! A 1 . JL11 people are unique, and encouraged to develop their own style, talents, and abilities. We take pride in watching and sharing in the growth and success of our peers. It is individuals that make a class special and we wish all happiness and success for the future. Charlene J. Arsenault Chaka. B-ball 1, S-ball 1-4. Tommy Talkin ' , Dodi, Split Decision + Nerd! Horseface. Laugh attacks w Judy. W.C. Nights, The cougar, + 3-2 meedles, Compactor. Joan ' s problem child. Counselor threw me + out. Ricemoths, dead flies, squash. Transform. Brian 6 16 87. Cows + Ms. Con¬ cussion. S. Nicks, J.P., The Boss. Chip. Sickdog. Good times + w JM, KS, MM, AA. STEP TO THE MUSIC YOU HEAR, HOWEVER MEASURED OR FAR AWAY. Angela M. Armenti 7 30 70 Ang, Split- Decision. Mark Who? J.P. memories? — Not many. Hampton Beach 5 9 87 at 30 below. Always w May Deb. What about those sleepovers? May — W.T.W.M. Weekends w T.B.V. Station Wagon Cruises. May — Ever hit a parked truck? Good Times w CA, KS, MM, KT, SS. WHERE HAVE ALL THE GOOD TIMES GONE. Joceline Jeanne Arseneault Most likely to spontaneously combust. Mike ' s wondertwin. We can choose what we choose to believe. Jeff — Two of a billion stars, it means so much to me. Thanks Holly, Krissy, Kim, Mrs. Rice. Kir — a nonalcoholic toast to: JA, 32, L-ISG ' s, Math jokes we never got, W.P.I. — that ' s Where all the guys are, and enduring friendship. Lately it occurs to me, what a long, strange trip it ' s been! Robert G. Bachand 2 25 70 Booshawn Want to do some fat fishing this year? Micky Dees rules. F-100. Finally out of this pit! The mad citation. Super glue anyone? This rots! So what if my locker is wailed. Ozzy Crazy Train AC DC Dirty Deeds Led Zeppelin Living Loving Maid Concrete shoes, Cyanide, TNT, Done Dirt Cheap, Neckties, contracts, High Voltage!!! Suicide Solution. S «r. ' V - - •- Sonja K. Arsenault MeeMoo! Zo! 143 Joe! Parties at 550 Stafford. Never forget my 17th B-Day Remember our day off from School at W.R.H. . . . February 10th! Never forget my prom with Joe and being in the Queen ' s Court! Great time at Voc Prom with Joe! Sonja and Lynn friends forever. I Love You Joe Laraia! 1987 and so on, BEST YEARS TO COME WITH JOE! Christopher M. Bailey 12 31 70 Soccer 2 3 Beetle, Bail, Hipster. How ' s the Nova? Mean green Grenada. Chevy ' s, Mopars, pretty funny. Honor at white birch. Adventures in the field, farmer John and the beagle, that strange light. Webster Square, B.K. The pet shop, get a rise yet? WCAR shades much? Motley Crue, Doors, Led Zep. Just when things went right doesn ' t mean they were always wrong, I ' m on my way, Home Sweet Home. M SENIORS Tammy Jo. Ballard 2 26 69 TAM, Memories of Fla. Freshman yr. of NEHI S.L. — BFA Christmas 86 Anthony, l L Y F, Remember Hampton? Memories at DAD ' S. But mom I only need . . . Lou, you hold on to him. Cand, It ' s been fun!! We try to hold our special moments, forgetting that the BEST is yet to come,- thot tomorrow is another day, another chance to take more dreams to fulfill. James Beauregard 7 6 70 Math Team 3, 4 Canada 85 — Jean, ask somebody for directions. Pintos rule! What green mazda? Battery meltdown on Main Street. Johnny B, my brother?! John — sideways on Winslow Ave. I missed the fence. Ever drive to the prom in one car and leave in another? Sorry Tracy, Rich, trust me, 12 X 6 = 60. Ah well, time to move on. Vicki L. Berube A 76 70 Slick FH3, Ten 1-3. ELEVEN! Thanx Di! Parties at Savs. Me + KP Swamp rats 11 + 1 at Windtiki. Tidy Bowl Girls. Buttons. Monte Sisters w chell. Luvs. Lean on Me. 13 WC night. Garcia Vegas. 202 Night. Brown Limo. Arriba Santana. Island — driver 9:30 appts. vets day at Rita ' s. Boston. BK runs RAH. SIGN Stealing. There ' s a diiitch! NDN 4-eva! A PART OF ME IS LEAVING BUT THE MEMORIES ARE MINE FOREVER! Tina Lyn Blanchette 7 3 70 Chiquits, Sunday drives 5 28 87 Glen forever. Hey Red, I got puppy for you! Passing one at 60? That ' s funny, Cheese! Ya right. Nance: Whatchya do with the cat? Aiko Aiko! The dam people, Res. Adventures: T.A. Heidi Thanx for everything. MAINE! It ' s been such a long time I think I should be going. Boston Craig Richard Bergeron 10 21 70 — 1-4 Drama Club, Guys And Dolls, F.O.T.R., Fruma Sarah — Foreign Travel Club, British Isles, Fursten- berg — R.M. 38, 42, 43 — Art I, A — Block — Chip — T.C., S.T., E.K., D.K., C.A., J.M., K.S., — Working a Double — HIGH SCHOOL WAS JUST ANOTHER STEP IN MY LIFE. Candy M. Bolduc 2 28 70 Strip Rita ' s Bodyguard. F.H. 21 2-4. 88 Rules! ETF. The last 21 mins. Thumbs Up! Police Escort! Need a taxi? Vicki ' s house — B — Buddies 1-4-3 Lovie. Holy bogged. Click, Click you have the right to remain silent . . . THE WORLD NEVER MEETS YOU HALF WAY!!! Daniel Brosnihan 10 13 70 Bros 21 Football 2, 3 Capt. 4; Golf 1,2 Capt 3, 4 59, David Prouty 2, 3 + 4 — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Brea- fast Boys, B-Ball court w B.B. 11:52! Conway Drive, UCF Feeds (Almost Bagged, Breaded Sleepovers.) Cold Mac ' s, Fireroads, White Birch. J.P. Memories — still at Hampton B. waiting for rutter. 1 31 87 Spout — MYOB L.B. — OLASC, Midnight Missions w Jon. Jeff Brown 7 26 70 Jeff, Football 1-3, Capt 4 77, Golf 1-4, Beat Prouty 1-4, 38 Special + Molly Hatchet rule, Mick at drive in, Twice w no license M.G.D. ' s White birch, Melissa 1-4- 3, Unplated pinto C.B.M. Cows w Junk + Coni, Kingston Weekend, 3 Scragglers D.P.I.G.A. Always w the Necks, Never forget you TOM A. 8 25 85 success will be mine when I ' m a SATISFIED MAN. SENIORS Lauren A. Brown 8 6 70 LB, Lou, Fh 1 Wc 1 -4 Chicken pox moosehill — Call me sully! D.B, O.L.A.S.C. mgd ' s Scott I might. Thanks C.WJ What must I remember? S.B. T.C. Start olf in 4th gear, blue truck? 7 4 87?? Hey Shar I WYS JP 4- DD mem. THE RICH AND THE RUDE Kelli thanks for understanding. Hey Banana Scott I understand. Like a Drifter I was Born to Walk Alone. Betty Burtt 3 19 70 Goose FH 2-4 WC 3 TF 1-4 Lean on me ETF — LTGTR 17th at the Wind Tiki, magic balls! Tidy-bowl girls, Loves to scoop, where y partying? B. Listen, click, click; S.S. F.W. A.N. Prom Court, Red sneakers, JP memories with N.S. old Orchard 86 all-nighters, Amy ' s B- day. Brown Nova, Need a taxi? Kidnapped, Fence-hoppers, Chris for¬ ever in my heart. THE TIMES WILL PASS BUT THE MEMO¬ RIES WILL BE WITH ME FOREVER. John Cleary 11 30 70 Clair Football 2, statman, golf 3 4 skiing 2 + 4. missed 3 snowblower, ski trips to Wach. what Hose, I didn ' t see it. Bio with Betty, Jen, + Bob. Dead Horse Hill, Skynyrd Hey Kelli, Bam zoom Sleepout at the fort. Jim get the ax Dune Buggy, Cubby it ' s morning! Fred, Michelle How ' s Steve? Barts Party, Hey Passout, Feb. Vac. 2 20 86 — 12 31 87 Terry L. Cox 5 12 70 ' 88 Sid who? Huh, candy-girl, life in the pit with the warden. Jim and Ron ' s partner in crime. Sally sweet, the usual, spooky, Bill, hey shnookems, Yo dude, WS, George who? Cyndi, U2, BILLY IDOL!!! Evita, Frumah — Sarah, MM, Irish! California Dreaming. Life in the fast lane . . . Til ' Time Stands Still, We are forever. . . Dreams come true, say they do, say they do, say they do, and I ' ll stand up and take it! Kerry Ann Cogswell 5 22 70 FH 1-4, Capt. 4, BB 1-4, Capt. 4, SB 1-4 Capt. 4 PPBW — Right you guys? Kim nice job! MIKE 9-17-85 1-4-3 HAZING! LANA! Two scoops Kel, the dreaded SO! Any¬ body feel ADVENTUROUS? JP memories — the R R Sean — thanks for listening. CANADA! (the last tripl Hiking trips with Buckwhat Sid! Tracy — nice-n-white. Give me silver, blue, and gold, the colors of the sky I am told, my rainbow is overdue! Paul Capers 2 8 70 Casper, football 2. Thanks Holly! yes Sheri, I match today! Cindy + Candy nice hair brush! Adrians Party. Daoust great lamp! Charlie, Adrian, Daoust summer SUAY? The great mail box caper! Junk! 38 Special at Great Woods, wish I could of went. Adrian, Zo, T.T. partners in Crime. Success will be his if he gets his Twentieth Century Fox! Lynn M. Chabot 12 16 69 — Rugsbie, Lynnie, S L. . . Remember the parties w our Oberlin Str. friends? Doug Fresh! THE FACE MASK! Hey Son, remember this 1 P Doherty Hill. Horse back riding. Tammy, remember your B days? CHANDELIERS on Halloween of 87 . Miami here we come. J S B L memo¬ ries of proms together 4-ever Sonja and Lynn B F F! I love you Boob! Jennifer J. Cleveland 3 4 70 peej, E.T.F. — L.T. G.T.R. fence hoppin ' , B.S. at O.H.S. Truck Pull 4x4 Wild Child ' 86 brown limo — Dream date at JP w O.T., Hampton — what a day! Old Orchard 1 7 w Goose. 13 night, T.B. Girls. Buddy System. Police Escort. Thank you Mom and Dad. Don ' t ever give up on your dreams, they may someday come true. E SENIORS Michael Crowley 10 17 70 Mike Crowley was here ... esoo hs It a ht sen oeht, harho, selurn woy mek amnac i modeer fymevah I ! L.F.N leams Idnan i vekd leif ehtsth gin, lae Icnu ' lodoog? ydutss ' ere hwsroodrek col? y let a leno yn a bat syell a veh tninee wooleh? esee gtepynall i kreverek ohcymhcou Tt ' nod dnas worra roftuo lool? eer ta fot uod ephohc tedgreve tekca jymhtiw raeeppas idstel vekhtiw ' nitsuebeeb Cecilia Cu 10 12 87 C CC. Every body ' s friend: T.B. JP. J.S. H.T. J.K.K ... Haven ' t you ever seen snow?? AP. in the senior play. In m m ' s mafia. Remember the Spanish table? Sports? Tennis Volleyball. I miss WFMI! Special thanks A.P. M.E. l.B. C.K. D.S. K.M. P.E. Big T. Finally decided to be a doctor. Success will be hers if she doesn ' t change her mind. GRACIAS, U.S.A. TEADORO! ■ 7 Tina Marie Doucimo 11 20 70 Beans, Babylove, Tism, BF Lori remember the cape! Showers on the Beach? Bruce! My awesome dude. HDWP! I ' m innocent, Honest. LL, MT + Sp ' s better half. Well appreciated. Boar ' s nest. AM Parking lot? Chevy ' s rule. Bruce ' s silver Bullet. Get it off me!! Help! I hate it! S.F. L.T.A.C. J-strips, Bakeout! SP you ' ll get yours! thanx Mom and Dad for everything. Brian Daoust Ya Bonn said Pickett. Have a drink on me. Alowatsakima. Mopar rules! The Aspen. Radiator Fluid? JON! Adrians party. The chainsaw, out goes Zo. Charlene 6 16 87. Mothrice. T, P, S, N. Computer capers. Diskette? Key habit, Donuts? 24 one packs. Can of Nerd. Campfires. Chester Chu say popcorn. Three two needles. The Cougar. Pardon me umo. W.C. Ball. Whole lotta Rosie. THIS TIME AND FOREVER. Nancy E. Dealney 6 15 70 Nance loves Joe forever! 9-9-86, a day to remem¬ ber. Purgatory trips, passing one at 60? Res. adventures. Lee and Tina: partners in crime. Riding the magic bus. The Grateful Dead, aiko aiko! Cat? What cat? Long rides with Joe. What did you say about rice burners? The Doors. THIS IS THE END. Matthew Dumas 12 19 70 MOPAR MAN, the smell of tire smoke at L.H.S. Farmer John and the beagles, Hopes for the 440. The Valiant, will I ever quit Greenwood? Grease Monkey. Chevy ' s? Ha, Ha. Sunday mornings with Vic. Snatsun ' s Rule! ZEP Rules! Adventures up in the field. Mornings before school with Greg. Wanna race, Bailey? The honor up W.B. I can ' t drive 55. Michelle Desmarais 2 9 70 Mitch. Dance 16 years — forever! Thanks Mom and Dad. Sis, I miss ya. D.A. girl. 202 night, sorry Junk! ABD M.G.? A.H.S. adventures, What stairs Jen? 38, 55, and Dokken. T-MAS. J.P. H.B. memories. 1 1 29 88. Silent tears and Jaded Hearts. Thanks C.K. I couldn ' t have done it without ya. I ' ll always love you Chris, You ' ll never be Alone Again ! I DON ' T KNOW WHEN, BUT SOME HOW, SOMEWAY, MY DREAMS WILL COME TRUE. Steven Dagnese 4 7 70 Golf 1-4 Parties at W.B. Memories at the J.P. Ever get arrested at Hampton? Mark, How ' s the wine coolers? ACDC rules, I ' m a problem child, metal braclets. He has the honor. I feel the need for speed. B.U.D. salute. The night at piggies. Everybody ' s partner in crime. The Friday night B.K. runs. Good times bad times I had my share. E SENIORS ! Tami Duquette 11 9 70 Kayleigh, yrbk 4. Sneak out lately? How many real classes this year? Hampton Bound! BKFT club Jo? Squirrels. DD memories. Who ' s up the courts? The Res. Bye Joe! Good Luck. Hill starts in D.E? J.A. twins! How old? Thanks mom dad. Here I go again on my own, going down the only road I ' ve ever known, like a drifter I was born to walk alone. John Ethier 2 10 70 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Team 2, 3, 4 Either-witz? Happy-finger time. You can never realize your potential unless you work your hardest towards it. Tracy Foley 9 25 70 Durr Team! Dave (8 1 86) Defensive? Do I have food in my teeth? NHS 2-4, VP 4th, Stu. Council. 35 + 65 . Two outta 3 ain ' t bad. Jerry ' s Kids Gumby, SNL. Foreigner, + Mem Sch. Memories. Me, a nerd? 11 1 86 READY OR NOT WORLD, HERE I COME! Sheri Lynn Foley 6 5 70 SHA 10 in my horizon. Lefty ' s Rule!! YEAST. Hey Fred. Holy Hoppable. Spies like Us! Scoopin ' WSCFP. Danny Ainge 44. Danny Babes. REET. I MIGHT think about it. 10 24 87 Eddie Murphy w M.J. That ' s not a gerbill! Flammer Salute. S.T.B.Y. S + S 4-ever. C- She. Holy Bagged! Tammy, where are we??? Jungle Women. Paul, you better match today. 11 + 1 at Wintiki. SANDS. Let the good times roll . . . Sean Giles 2 1 70 Gillies Hypo FB 1-4 Basketball 2 + 4 Baseball 3 + 4 Breakfast boys. Is that you? THE WINGMAN WILL FLY! LL. PS + JM thank you for being a friend. Ever get attacked on WASHBURN ST.? 3-0 against Prouty. Jon, how ' s your shirt? Square head. JP “87 sorry Kim. Thanks for every¬ thing Kerry + Dan. TORNADO! THANKS MOM AND DAD! Schmidt. PH. AZ. I MISS YOU! Andrew John Fongellaz 7 14 70 Pres 4 Soccer 4 Quebec 3 Andy, Fong, Lynyrd. Friday night contradancing. Jr. Prom, my house! 5 on the fourth, my house! Halloween ' 87, — my house!,- Brn Duster, Grn Brier?,- drafted, yak; LIBBY Rules! Slight dissertation from reality — 11-28-87 — There was one? I ' ll never forget you Tom A. Kimberly J. Goodfield 6 3 69 Pete, ty, tuck, love ya guys — TKL ' s — Mani — Billy Idol twice 3 monkeys Singing in the Rain — T — Castle — Paradise Island — Keystone — Beta — England — Crazy Ski Mondays — CC Award — UNH Weekends — Kent the Dent — SC — Hard Rock — Thanks Mom — 99 was mine — Nothing Gold Can Stay — The Lake — Greast Easter Egg Hunt — JA — HI — TF — TS — Miss Ya. Destiny is not a matter of chance — It is a matter of choice. Steven James Gonzales 9 4 69 Gonzo B-bll. 4, Tennis 4, 7 D-halls from B-Bop. 100 pts Jr. yr. Watch out McKay! Too nervous to ask S. Hobby to the Jr. Prom. B-block library with my spaz attack friends. Winning a few games in 21 with Mr. Nelson is an achievement. Make 600 under 2 min. Yr. of 88 1 Duka¬ kis President, US will dominate in Olympics. Boston tms 1 Red Sox so, so. May I give relief to LHS teachers. E SENIORS David J. Goodnow 11 2 70 Math Team 4 Remember Quebec! Almost run over by o bicycle. Watch out for the taxicab! Pam! Hey Brenda, I love that Lysol. Tell me about that rainbow again, Steve. Rich, I ' ve learned that 6 x 12 = 60. Tripped the flyman. Never forget Jose Greco. Kurt, this COKE ' S for you. Those prank calls freshman year, whoa! Andy, that was a great graph?! Whistlin ' and saying hi. Four great years! Kurt D. Gott 6 3 70 CC 1-3, Track 1, 3 + 4, Ski Club — 4 years. I ( agree, can ' t you Jim Goy. Hey Arcadia, how did my car handle? Ever run from Farmer John and his pack of bea¬ gles? B-O-S-T-O-N — 9 shows 13,91. Memories of the J.P. and Hampton the next day! Hey what ' s this jewelry on my wrists! White Birch is the place to be! Hey Grimmis, wood shop is calling Chuck, Jason, Seth and me — THE BAND. I ' m just gonna pack up and go! Jason D. Grimshaw 7 20 70 Grimmis, The scholar student, GSPT, 6 year plan is 4, Ever hold ajob? Member of the Cedar Meadow Cliff Diving Club. Couldn ' t group the honor. The Woods Men; Wait, I hear a train. Farmer John and the beagles, The lighted field. Wednesday Nights at the fifth, bottoms Up! Worlds Fastest Driver, Chain Smoke. GIBSON, RUSH, ZEPPELIN, AC DC, HENDRIX, success? Yeah right! Living in the limelight, the Universal Dream! Steve Hunt 5 23 70 FB4 Tr 2-3 Brenda ' s Midnite Mud Mobile. Hey Dan, I ' d pick B! I got 500 of ' em right here in my something? Einstein! Libby rules! BFB! The Wa-Wa and Deet-Dee songs. 8,640 for flinching. Just think, we came THAT close to getting rid of her. Ever have a Geckle Fight? ALL IN ALL IT ' S JUST ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL! Tracy Guerra 6 9 70 Space, Tauni. Who said I should be Blond? TD, HS partners in crime. JP DD mem. Psyche! Hong hair ... Where? Memba the crew? Hampton Bound! Sneak out lately? Concert twins, Becker Brats. HO Toy w Tom. Thanx Rick! Mike 143. Squirrels! Hill starts in D.E. Mission Umpossi- ble Mustangs! Party! Fantasy girl. Here I go again on my own, going down the only road I ' ve ever known, like a drifter I was born to walk alone. Holly Christine Ivel These four years have helped to form the person I am today they will be the foundation for my future. I have gained a confidence in myself through the help support of my friends teachers. You are all very special to me, your memories lessons will always be treasured. For me, trying to capture those moments with words was something I couldn ' t do. Thoughts of you will always make me smile. Donald Jubinville 7 6 69 Junk, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 3-4, Sup Jeff = WTFPYW, Me, Jeff, Coni at kingston Moo. the unlated pinto MGD ' s @ wb, The dreaded coke machine Godzilla @ VM, HBI, Gilligans Island, 3 scragglers 87 summer disas¬ ter, 17 on Breath, Bart... I know Hittin Runnin SKOAL on break 1-4. Michelle ... not on my boot. True Friends w Kellie Thanks Till, Watch out world here I come. Raymond L. Hebert 8 28 70 Madonna! What a Riot. Skip School today Vicki? Thanks for the ride, Lady Donna, Melissa, Sue L.P.D. Burr and Amy want some prune juice. Reality signs, Steve and Jason Franks for the memories DAD — Nov. ' 85 Mom — Feb 88 I ' m so good for you baby, here I Come. I ' m gonna get to you before the day is done. (S SENIORS Jill Marie Kaminiski 6 26 70 J.J., squeeky, Jilly bean, cinderlla, Haloween weekend 87 1-10-85 Best time of my life, the moon and the star forever!! Times at Hotel 13 Sonja. Parties at Harrys and Bobin Robins house. Lori remember the old lady and the salamander. ' ' It ' s got one eye Sylvester forever! 8-25-87. M + M ' s tweety watch out. Ever get held hostage at W.R.H. Diane Klimazewski If I don ' t forget me, I wouldn ' t forget I. Almost famous (I Love Prince) thanks Tracy G. — Def Jam 87 . i wanna be a star and guess what? Stars don ' t fall out of the sky. I Love you — Mrs. Dutton + Mrs. Barlar. Dave B. I will always remember you. Cathy B. Thanks four being a friend — I love you and will miss you. Elaine Klimaszewski Dreams really do come true if you just believe in yourself. I love you — Mrs. Dutton, Mrs. Barlar, and Tracey G. Stars shine they never fall. Soon to be in L.A. — life can be so nice. Worcester Centrum — 10 years There ' s no place like home Never stop dreaming. Never forget you MOM, I LOVE YOU!! Linda Kobel Beginnings. Band 1-4 Chorus 2-4 Math team 2-3 History Club 1-3. C.Y.C.D.Y. Search J.P., D.D. Memories. Friendly ' s Memories with Joe. Pete ' s little sister. Coffee? Anybody want a used Chevette. I ' m not that short! Always singing. Always dreaming. All I ever have to be is what you made Kristine S. Kozlowski Kris. Chess King. UK bound with bass in hand. DURAN DURAN — ahh my favorite noise. U2. Sting. Rony ' s partner in thought. Joe, can I have a ride? Stephen King. Nagel. Shakespeare. Bowie. Joe, Holly won ' t stop smiling. Sleep. Sleep, tonight. And may your dreams be realized. If the thunder cloud passes rain. So let it rain down on here. So let it be. Sandra LaBombard 4-7-70 Sandra Dee, Sand, Squeaky, Good time with S.S. Carribean, I had Turkey for dinner! Crash lately? 9-17-84 M.A. I-L-Y — NICK! RCCL Are you alright? Summer of 87. Whip Cream with C.M. B-52 ' s. Prom Queen?? I will never stop! Psych. O.O.B. w D.F. H.C.C.C. Mem. Kingsley. Fan¬ tasy Girl. 6-16-87 taco bar. The Boz! Scorpions! The Reservior. Breakdowns with Cand ... 38 F.Y.A. I wouldn ' t have made it this year with out N.C. Bye! Leeann Lahair 4 26 70 Lana, Shote, Shorty. W + F. Cheering, Capt 4. Paula + Jen, thanks for the memories. 12-1-86 — I Love You! Jewish Cemetary, Bagged! JP memories, Hampton C-fS! Chips? Andy ' s, Cape, W.V., 137 — Thank you! Two Scoops! Meatloaf. Fire roads — P.S. and our W.C. Three ' s a crowd. JP, DS, SG, DB — I Love You Guys! Darlene and our secret missions — thanks for everything! I AM A JIGSAW SUNSET, AND YOU, MY FRIENDS ARE THE PIECE WHICH HOLDS THE SUN! Brenda Lajoie 4 10 70 FH 2-4, track; Ever been stuck in mud @ 1:00 AM? Love those sox, you can ' t leave AP? dragged into chorus? Never,- Cabbage rules! Weekends @ Friendly ' s so much for being nice, sweet innocent TT — thanks for a friend. SW What ' s wrong w my driving? KM, SH, JR, RM, CC, Aim T, never forget you. Where ' s Henshaw St? Poems are forever. JW read my mind Thanks M for being you. There ' s nothing w o love! N Lori Ann Lamprey 7 5 70 Pooh, lo, Her Him. 2-21-87 was the best day of my life. 1435 Always! Zo remember Halloween night? I do. Love that football HUMPTY DUMPTY WAS PUSHED. Tina remember the Cape and the showers on the beach? Jill that old lady. Good times at Bobin Robin and Harry ' s. Roses every month. 2 years right Hun — babe? M.B.S.C. Thanks Mom Dad. WHEN EVER YOU DREAM THATS WHEN YOU FLY SO HERE IS A DREAM FOR JUST YOU AND I. Darlene Liberty 1 2 70 Crash, Smiley, Doo. Can I just tell you guys some¬ thing? Did you eat there? What tree? Dan does! Gazork. Memories w L.L„ P.S., J.M. — thanks for everything. I love you guys. Canada 87. Do I have a buffalo tusk in my teeth? Thanks — Mom Dad! Did you see it? I ' d be lost without j you — D.S.! Leeann and our secret missions. LOVE WILL FIND A WAY IF YOU WANT IT TO! Antonio Lopez Tony The Puerto Rican of LHS g-w Class of 88 Soccer 3 yr ' s, Poil 2s from NS. SFG DEK it Vidio Taping Sports and more. Senior Play, Band sr. Yr. OMFP B.K. Flipping Day ' s are over. FREE CUP ANYONE ... I ' M GONNA BE A MILLIONAIRE, Next great film producer director! Nick¬ names: Capt, Video, Gimpy, Tonier Spaulding. DON ' T CALL ME ANTHONY. PAND IN THE V — M + D on Vaca. 2. Best Friends, HD, BAS, MEK, CC, CCU, CCT. Breakfast 5 in the morn. w HIK. Ismael Lopez Jr. 11-13-69 Izzy, Iz you Iz, or Iz you ain ' t F.B. 34, 3-4, Soc 14,2 Snowball fights at Claney ' s Ericksons on Halloween. J.P. memories Hard Times at the B.K. Lounge. Nevil, Ekim, Leamsi all doing L.T . .. N.F.L. D.D. memories Satans Inter¬ view. 4 andy $ale$. The Bee champs Mike get a hair cut. Kevin and the T mobile. I need a car bad, I need money bad The woods on Halloween 87 now the jokes end and life begins but the fun life is still there. Kellie A. Lyon 9 29 70 F.H. 1-4, BB. 1-4, SB. 2, 4, Tr. 1,2 Sarge PBBW fire ;j on the common. Homecoming sleepover! New Years Eve. j Barn-Zoom. LB in 4th gear. Brown eyed girl. Someday i Florida! The rollercoaster. Roses! 11 + 1. KC, BP, KP Aff j memories of Dave These were the Best of Times! Adrian-Lee Mahan 5 22 70 DRUMS, + ROCK + ROLL!! Good Times w Jeff, Charlie, Jon Sean, Candy Santy, Thank you Mrs. Dutton for everything. I ' ll remember it always. 1-4-3 alison HG after FP. lunchbox. Car chase with zo + Jeff, sorry amy. Sarah who? Nancy who? Success will be his if he holds on loosely and doesn ' t let go. Amy Madore 6-27-70 Famis Amis. Donnao 15 yrs, Rey Mikes Gone! Mis Excit. Always Rita! 9:30 appts. Midnight strolls 2 Ray. Ama¬ zons. 3 Drowned Amigos. FOG! 6-27-87. Saving M.D. Syds Vicks Parties. Ambury J.P. D.D. Memories 2-6 w Missy. Bathroom Buddies. Burrs Stairs. Skiing down Swan Ave. 10 in a Horizon. Welcome Me D ' s HF 1-2-3 woops Dodge Em! Goodbye forever LHS. THESE ARE THE BEST OF TIMES Jennifer Martinson 4-20-70 Dingy (No!) Malory, Adelaide, cheering 1-4, capt. J 4 art, Hampton w Lana Souce! Leeann, paula, Darlene Chris — very special friends, always remember! Mandolin , Rain — Stay Special. Bisquick! JP SDD Memories — j UVM Bound! inner circle Bye Guys! I ' ll miss ya! Don ' t part with your illusions, if you do you may still exist but you have ceased to live . . . Thanks to Mrs. Dutton Mom Dad Steph — I Love you. (3 SENIORS m E LeeAnn McCollum 2-20-70 LEE -f- BRAD 4-10-87 My night in shinning Armor. Rocky, long cool women ... I ' m lovin every minute of this! Nance — Tina — Red — partners in crime. Purgatory trips. Passing on at 60? The Rez AIKO AIKO Great Party, where did all these people come from? Laws of confusion! A nonsmoker! Thanks for everything J. Cass. Its time for me to fly. Thanks MOM ... TODAY IS THE DAY MY LIFE REALLY BEGINS I love you Brad. Kevin Macintosh Bee Bustin ' with Mike, The L.T., The Washburn of the Charvel? Oh No! The Van (Rest in Peacel The Maverick, so what, it runs. Metallica, Helloween, and King Diamond. N.F.L.! I and half good years. The woods of Halloween 87 . Whats up Leamsi and Ekim? Metal Forever! Last night fear knocked on my door, faith answered, their was no one there. I Richard McCarthy 12 23 70 Math Team 3, 4, Ibi 2-4, Emporer Ibi 4. How long ' s that drought now? Anyone for a harmonica tune? What s6xl2? Remberi Teddy Ruxpin! Brenda ' s mud mobile, Eson Yheti, Carnage! Golf tees and stubby pencils. A D block in library. Success will be his as long as he can laugh at his failures. Marybeth McShera 5 8 70 May. SPLIT DECISION. Fresh. Year w 10:30 boys. Those dreaded sleepovers. Ang Deb ' s partner in every¬ thing. Ever hit a parked truck? Ya nerd! My torched Mus¬ tang. Ang — W.T. W.M. Weekends w T.B.V. Memories w AA, KS, JM, KT, SS. Laugh Attacks. THESE ARE THE MEMORIES THAT MAKE ME A WEALTHY SOUL Kasandra Jean Messier 10 14 70 Dingbat Klutzy Kassy Track 9, 10, 11 Soccer 10, 11 Asthma 12 dreams stories? DP DD TOMBOY! colds? Canada moody? WATERFALLS! WINTER SUMMER fun. Great times w Rich, the gang, 2 LC Certain Parties. Hear 86 87. Flamingo Equestrian Sports MF. Success will be hers if she has Rich by her side, going to Veterinarian school, around horses animals forever. Bye LHS. Lori Ann Millett 2-9-70 Lau-LoLa, memories at the decka! Cand — wanna go runnin? Summer of ”87 David 1-4-3! Tam — Don ' t hit the cow! BP KP Watcha want? Sha — B.F.F., Novas! The poet in Ms. T ' s room. Ever tengo in Conn? SLDFE! Labomba Ziggy! I made it Mom Dad — thanks. I love you guys. Good Luck T.T. Oct. 29, 1988 Wedding bells. No day is wasted if memories are made. .Sir tl Judith L. Moffat Basketball 1-4 Softball 1-4 FH 1. Laugh attacks w Charlene. Split Decision. Pretend. Dodi, Camp Freeze Your Off. Snort. Nerd! The Cougar, W.C. Nights, Compactor, 3-2 meedles. Pine Grove, Derrick . . . Forever. There ' s a moth in y rice! Transformer. Chipper. Sickdog. Horseface, Get off the phone. Ms. Cullanitopolis. Tommy Talkin ' . The Boss. T.P. Good times w CA, AA, MM, KS. Christopher J. Murphy 2 9 70 Murph. Cyboman. The Silver Surfer. Aerosmith I ”84 . The Charlie Howe Caper. Drive on Sidewalks much? Christmas Eve ”86 . The case of the missing gas can. Another year of summer school, when is it gonna end? 4 im Tammy L. Paulauskus I 29 70 Pokey! Tamro! Pizza party in the hallway. 11 + ] Wintiki. Sheri, I think we ' re lost!? Boston w Kristen. Party over Di ' s. Cruisin ' w Vick Jen. Jungle Women. C-She. JP memories. Prom Court. Locker buddies — KP. Jiffy lube. B ' Days over Lynn ' s. ETF — I ' ll miss you guys. BETTER MOVE OVER ' CAUSE YOU ' RE GOING TOO SLOW, I FEEL THE NEED FOR FREEDOM NOW THAT IT ' S TIME TO GO. Sandra Lee Parton 8 30 68 Hey Lori it ' s snowing. Ever get lost at the Perg. Party in the Granada. Pink Floyd. RT 68. 1 - 4-3 W.V.T. 60. Ever go on a trip to Boston? Ever work for a clown? The Farm Adventure to Gardner. L.L. + T.D. partner in crime. Good times in Az. D.B. at sp ' s. Mom and Dennis thanks for everything! • r Todd Peloquin Number One 2-4. Remember Junior Achievement. Double my pleasure, please? god, perfection, etc. etc. Forgotten drive in movies and the morning after. Think of all the money$ I saved. I hate fat. I ' ve got to wash my hair or something! Shallow and incapable of love. You ' re my Angel. Sltip dip nerd and hobbit. Cliff notes. BSA. Doll¬ houses and poetry. Too Young to Fall in Love. ' To Dream and Yet Not Make Dreams Your Master is the Ultimate Secret to Success. Beth Ellen Pickett 7 19 70 Hey Kim, Emotional Spaz. Mouthpiece. April 25, 1986 Dave. They are so heavy! P.B.B.W. Kellie, who really broke the toilet seat? Kim, where is Dave? Lost the same way twice coming from Hampton. Lori, late night conversa¬ tion with Kerry. SWELL! We ' ll meet you there. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. WORRY PULLS TOMORROW ' S CLOUD OVER TODAY ' S SUNSHINE. Tim Petkus 7-21-69 Remember 86 Halloween? Good times at Purgato¬ ry. Great time at the Dead show, 88 Tour. Have you ever saw a two-head bug at the beaver dam?? Great times in D- hall with Mr. B. Aiko Aiko all Day long . . . Kim L. Pocis 7 21 70 Braly! Best friends again Beth! Kerry will never gel; over Mike! P.B.B.W. probably always you guys. 1 14 85: Joe forever 1-4-3! Mad times in the NOVA 130 m.p.h • wicked loyal huh Kell remember her 1st try Mr. Snow 4 hrs.! Lori we ' ll meet you there! SWELL! Finally a T A. Thanksgiv¬ ing game ever climb a mud hill! WALK TOWARDS THE SUN AND SHADOWS WILL FALL BEHIND! Kristen Peterson 12 26 70 FH 1-4, Capt 4. BURR. Junior. Born to ma ke mistakes. Everyone ' s Partner in crime. Toupee ' s. 10 in a horizon. 1-2-3, woops. Run right, ditch left. Swamprats w Vick. Win-Tiki bound. LB, TP, ML. NYE ' 87. Not Amy. I have it when you ' re right. Savin MD. Boston w. Tam. 13 WCN. HAC. Prom + HC Queen. Sorry KP -+- SG. ETF, LYA. Thanks Mom + Dad. Keep Smilin Heath. I ' ve had the times of my life. Bye LHS. Kevin D. Pickett 2 23 70 Pick 17 F-Ball 2-4, B-Ball 1-4, Baseball 2-4, S.C. 1-4. Burr thanx for the J.P. memories. Junk sorry about Gilligans (he hel Jeff how fast and didn ' t break your mug. 38 Special. Tio Runs. Zackly ' s White Birch MGD. Jeff AMP Sophomore yr. Giles hypo Partner. M.S. S.S. Success is his cause he ' s found his FANTASY GIRL! TP ' y E SENIORS ' Jon E. Provost 9 17 70 Jonny P. 43, Football 1-4, Baseball 2-4, Treasur¬ er 4, What ' s up Doc? Leigh ' s Barn. W. + C. before school. Homecoming 86-87, All night adventures and midnight mis¬ sions with Bros., BLIAN! Mopar rules! No officer. I ' ve never been arrested. ' ' Hampton Beach Capers. Dan ' s part¬ ner in crime, M.B.M. Undefeated against Prouty! 26-3 We win!!!!! Candice Marrie Raymond 5-9-70 FH 1-2, Grace, Zipper, Little Brat. Ford memories on S.R. Eureka Street. Woody ' s Party. J.P. memories. Eggroll — Paul 1-4-3 — FE. Beach w KT — B — Str. O — Str PG. Pillow Chair. Lori — Grams. TB, LM, KT — Don ' t forget the cow! Time of my Life. Trip to Fall River. 87 — OR. TAKEN BACK TO A SPECIAL PLACE IN TIME, A MEMORY MAKES US GAIN SIGHT OF EACH OTHER, SCARED OF WHAT IS YET TO COME BUT WE STILL GO ON!!!!!!!! Jean Paul Rodrique Which way to the hotel? The deadly keychain. Stuck in the mud. The rope broke. Everyone ' s a killer. Need a hair cut? The diligent little puppy. Balloons at the prom. Another problem. Wanna go on R? 14 at a table. Another English paper? Want a hug? Latenight movies. Where is the squir¬ rel. Short shorts. Carnage. What do you mean you can ' t get out of A P? H. Darling. Love of My Life. W A W A What ' s a Hogie? Christine Marie Salek 7 15 70 Chrissy, good times with Lisa. A New Years to remember. Asti ' s the best!! A.V. day, I ' ll always remember. The best JP + SD memories with Jon at Hampton at 30 below. Chris the mechanic. Always on the phone. Jon, the games people play hugh?! Dinner at Dino ' s. The stedman adventure! What a night! And don ' t forget that massive road chase. Jon, THE BEST IS YET TO COME. I love you Christian L. Rutter 7 11 70 Football 1,2,4. Basketball 1, 4. Golf 1, 4. Capt. 4 Good times with Steve. WB parties. Bud salute. JP + SDD memories. Cuffed and stuffed at Hampton. Carol 143. Au¬ burn Dudette. Wingman, slow down hypo. P + S Christmas parties. 2 years Migel late Jake sip the grape. Prouty game 87 (26. 3) we crushed little sister. This Above All to Thine Own Self Be True. Charles D. Shliker Jr. 3 1 70 Wednesdays at the 5th. What dogs? Moose Hill. Don ' t lie to me! White Birch. The firestater. Back road races. BK at 2 am. Mr. Marathon. Wanna buy a Camaro? Always a deal. Saturday mornings. The cemetary. David Letterman, Zepplin, Rush Hendrix. Living in the limelight is the universal dream. Cynthia M. Shea 1 30 70 Savage. FH 1, 4 ETF, 10 in a horizon, My three parties! Camping out Chell? 38, Skynyrd, Molly, RULE! Amy ' s B-day party. 87, 200, nite missions. Midnight walks, Quack, Quack, Quack. JPM Twin Day. 6 21 87, 9 12 87, I WALY STEW!! Love those Rednecks. WSCFP, Spies like us, Chewin, at Skynyrd. HOW MANY TIMES MUST GOOD MEN DIE, HOW MANY TEARS WILL THE CHIL¬ DREN CRY, THEN TELL ME WHY THE PEACEMAKERS FALL. Sean Shea 12 18 70 20 Skynyrd with Junk. 38 special 2. Molly Hatch¬ et Rules, one of the W.E.S.B. ' s D.P. scrap with Junk. Skoal rules. A mich at the drive in. 324 ft. skid! Always with the necks on weekends. M.G.D ' s + W.B. Me, Bart, Jeff, HEE, HEE. No Cindy my coats better. Smartfood with Cindyl. 3 SCRAGGLER ' s Summer Disaster 87 yeah I was there! The peacemaker. Rednecks rule. Success is mine for the deed is done. Paula A. Soucie 11 28 70 F + W Cheering 1, 4, Capt 4. Dip! Three! C + Sat HB, Conway Drive. 21 ILY. 1 31 87. Forever. Good times with Four. JP memories. Fights w CW. The TA the 4th. Adventures w KP, Fall Showers. SG, JP, DS, thanks. I ' m Hungry. Good times with the B. Boys, Memories, Thanks Leeann -f Jen. always remember. PH. late nights. Firer- oads, LL + our WC. Cemetary Fun . . . and in the end on dreams we will depend. Heidi Spaulding 7 27 70 Heids, Heidles, Blondie, Inga! FTC 2, 3. YB. JP + DD mem. Tami ' s partner in every thing! Whatever hap¬ pened to hill stops in D.E.? Squirrels! Always with Mike! 9 1 86. 1, 4,3, hun. B.U. runs! B. c lounge. Me drive? Maybe. Psyche! Member the crew? Becker Brats. Mission Impossi¬ ble! Hampton Bound! J.A. twins, Tam! Heidi 1 +2. Here I go again on my own, going down the only road I ' ve ever know, like a drifter I was born to walk alone. Kara Stefanski Hammers! Split decision. Tommy Talkin ' . Leo who? Week¬ end w T.B.V. Cows! Petal rice moths. J.P. at The Rock. E.M.R. Oink snort. Diskette? Ruler sit. Big brother. Good times w C.A., MM, JM, AA. Ms. Clanhonker. Squash tooth. Pretend . . . I.W.Y.S.! Swear Much? Laugh attacks. Chip! seagull laugh. Wonder twin powers! I don ' t know where I ' m going, but I sure know where I ' ve been. Daniel P. Spring 9 9 70 Springer, Freddy. Soccer 1-4, Capt 3, 4 B-ball 2-4, Baseball 2-4. I Cheered Once. KING I ruled twice. The Breakfast Boys. Steve I ' d Pick B. Thanks DL — Love Ya. S.O.F. Seatbelt ticket. Dan Does! Is that you? Fun with PS, LL, JM — guys love ya. That ' s terrible. Thanks Buffy. SG, CS, KC — Thanks for caring. Schmidt. Maura I still love you. BROS, wash the car. JP memories. JON, Don ' t tell me what to do! Thanks Mom, Thanks Dad! Sharon Marie Stanick 2 28 70 Sha IWYS! Great times w KT — MM — AA — SL — MH — DR — LM — LB! KT, get dismissed much? WRR! LLMF! Movin on to Bigger Better things! 10-3-87 the best ever! Brian, you are very special! Damion lives! Scor¬ pions! F-Y-A! Playmates out to have some fun! Ever get brought home twice in 1 night? Thanks Mom 1-4-3! I ' ll always be Daddies little girl. 4 6 84. THERE WILL NEVER BE A DULL MOMENT IN MY LIFE! Paul R. Starvaski 4 3 70 Got A Quarter? Everyone ' s partner in crime. J.P. memories in the limo. ONward Charles! Cruise on down to the rock. Wonder twin powers — ACTIVATE! Marty M. Karen W.; F.M.H.!!! (Nov. 9th 1987. Congratulations Mom!) Never speak in front of a fool for he will despise the wisdom of your words. Lisa Marie Studley 6 22 70 Dud F + W cheering 1-4, Track 1 + 2, What ' s the word Big Bird? good times with Chris. Adventures at 4 — in the morning. Not more champagne! THUMPER Wanna Race? J.P. + S.D.D. memories. The last 3 yrs.? D.A.S.? 5 25 87. That August vacation. Mike member the W.W.? Follow that Formula! Sailing w out wind! The Bozz! Quarters with a . . . cereal bowl? Dummy Slaps?! I Love You Mom -+- Dad! Thanks! Kimberly Taylor 3 18 70 Kimbum, Pebbles, JP memories, S.S. Get dismissed much, Let ' s go do some stuff, OH HELLO, BYE, BYE, Bad Co. W.T. W.M. Good Times w AA, MM, DA, CR, T.B., B.O.S. Every weekend? LRE is all gone! Remember the Rock? 10 6 86 1-4-3 Forever! IT ' S BEEN REAL, IT ' S BEEN NICE, BUT IT HASN ' T BEEN REAL NICE! Michael L. Thomas 4 19 70 Mike — Pooh, Mikeism. Hey T , Junior G Block Cumby Runs!! COPS at the A.M. Parking lot. ' T ' ism ' s portner in crime. T, get ME in trouble? GIRLFRIEND STEAL¬ ER?? Cofeterial (an? Down to my knees?? Remember Can¬ ada. Lo and T my best buddies. I ' m dyin! look at her. Ya Crazy. I hate it! TOGETHER WE STAND DIVIDED WE FALL. Susan J. Towne 3 26 70 Beamer B.B. 1, S.B. 1-4, F.H. 1, 2. Three Ami¬ go ' s. Frozen like a popsicle. Get hit with a chump lately. Thonk Darlene. Prom memories, Mike. I HYTG. Thanks Miss Cass. Do you wont some salad So Teach Us To Number Our Days So That We May Grow Us A Heart Of Wisdom. Tracy Twitchell 6 17 70 Jennu, Blender, Blah, 14 around a table. Quarter of 11,15 min. Nicky Rex, FP memories, SDD memories, New Horizons May 8, 1986. Canada 2x, Forever Poetry, Cat Stevens, Roses everyday, keep up front, always. Flirt for¬ ever, jingles, blue roses, Neil, chorus + NHS, WXLO, love songs, Primary + Center runs, no shoes always socks, squeaky, chem labs, orange m + m ' s, soul man, you should be blond, thanks Kristin for everything, dingy. Class of ' 88, Thanks CC for everything, success is failure turned inside out. Charlie Wilson 1 8 70, Chuck: Atlas, Football 1-4 32 Track, Baseball; 38 Special Rules, RNR, Baystate, (The Coke Machine) DPHS 1- 4, Prouty — 3 IHS — 26; But P.H.S.I.G.C.; H.B.I.; MGD at WB, (The Maniac! (SD, KIMI Never Forget Ya — TOM A. Memories together and forever w Melissa — 143, (12 19 87) HIFLIN (Hey Zit). Success will be his breakin- loose. Donna Marie Renzoni 3-6-70 Dee, Donna Roo Too Nasty! Church St. parties 6- 27-87, 11:05 + 12:05 — Mike ' s Gone! C.T.D. IA LA LA Every Saturday at 10 a.m. Channel 7 — P.W.H. Amybury, Spuds, Mintmobile! Amy-O. 15 yrs. I ' m taking off 11 Hey Sharon, I ' m naked! How ' bout them W R ' s? THANKS MOM, I LOVE YA... 4-22-84 + 7- 26-85 I love you Mike Gordon! THE BEST IS YET TO COME! Jenifer White 11 1 70 Dennasox FH 1-4 TR 2-4 yrbk play Petersham. Prom and DD memories. Ever pull Brenda out of the mod at 12:45? Ever get kicked out of Walden Books? Only logical till 11:00 in Penn. Steve don ' t forget the 7-8 ' s, just try and make me yawn! Monty Python rules! I don ' t flinch! C. hope it was a great year! Ever hit the wall in track? I love you guys BL KM TT TG HS CC JR RM and the great times! Cary Alan Daigle I hope I don ' t have to learn the hard way to let her pass by. We all understand. Third World. It never made a differ¬ ence whose side you were on, we were just friends, T.A. E.B., Mike, Tim, Andy, Joce, You gotta make it somehow on the dreams you still believe. Don ' t give it up until you ' ve drank from that cup only love can fill. Melissa R. Ward 12 22 70 Rita, FH 2-4 Cheering 1-4, Veteran ' s Day, Scooby ' s, Amy, Always! Need a taxi? Run right ditch left, kidnapped, fence hoppin ' . Toupee, Party w Di, ETF, Scoo¬ pin ' , SHA, Syds, Welcome McD, Is that your father? TB girls, Buddy System, Candy, my bodyguard, Haunted Attic, JP Memories, Gazing, ter ement, dismissing Jen, FRE Day, Dodge Em, Squeeze, 9 19 87 Dan Lusignan 143, THIS IS THE FAMOUS FINAL SCENE. t i Steve Carey 8 21 69, RED, ever drive down Henshaw St. outside the cor? Cuball + Doris. Res bound, The Fort, The Dam, The Courts, The Common. Hey Kev. Remember Riverside. Val¬ ley Rules! R.J. dio. Everyone ' s partner in crime. Jen Wood ' s Buddy. Indy! July 4, 1987 in Mem. of. Ever walk home from the Purgatory? Harley Rules! Weekend of my 18th B-Day! Ever pass one doing 60. NOW IT ' S TIME FOR ME TO DRIVE THAT TRAIN. - ► • � ,! 7 Christopher L. Bechard 12 14 68 Ninja favorite teacher Mr. Briierly. Enjoys horseback riding, Harley Danisons, and Karate. Lisa Du- heart. Native of Worcester. Future plans to be janitor at Shrewsbury High School. Kiss Crazy Nights I- Faculty H i ' l Mr. Albro Mr. Allen Mr. Bazilauskas Mr. Bjorklund Mr. Brierly Mr. Brirton Mr. Carlonagno Miss Cassanelli Mr. Chasse Mrs. Crocker Mr. Davis Mrs. Donahue Mrs. Dunlop Mrs. Dutfon Miss Fiore Mr. Head Mr. Hennessy Mrs. Innis Mr. King Mr. LaForte Mr. Lauder Mrs. Marcoux Mr. Marcoux Miss McGrail Mr. McGrath Mrs. Moorshagian Miss Morin Mr. Nelson Mrs. O Connor Miss O ' Neil Miss Quarella Mrs. Rice Miss Shannon Miss Tournas Mrs. Whitney Mr. Zambarano Administration Dr. Norman Limoges Ms. Ann Towle Mr. James O ' Donnell TT® The C Y I ou are to be commended and congratulated for your personal achievements and positive contribution to the Leicester High School program. This is just another beginning — each of you has the poten¬ tial to innovate creations that you have yet to imagine, the potential for greatness and the potential for success and hap¬ piness within you. You are urged to activate it through conscious effort and participa¬ tion. Invest yourself in worthy causes, emphasize the posi¬ tive, be confident in your abili¬ ties, respect and believe in yourself and others around you see yourself as an infinite possi¬ bility. Individually and collectively, you have earned the respect and admiration of the faculty and staff. Best wishes for a life¬ time of good health, success and happiness. E Guidance Staff Mrs. Hyland Mrs. Soucie Mrs. MacNamara Mrs. Massey Mr. Morely Mr. Millette -A-? JrJ ■■ V. . ? Mr. Sylevesfer Mr. Daigle C. Allen j. Allen S. Anderson J. Armenti J. Arsenault E. Ashworth J. Bedard R. Baker N. Bergeron M. Bergin M, Berube J. Bourbeau 5. Bowafer K. Brigham P. Brosnihan P. Brouillard K. Brown E. Brunnett K. Budney j. Charpentier A. Goal L. Connolly C. Cooper C. Corey G. Cunningham K. Daoust D. Darling M. Darling S. Day D. Desoutels M. D Centes D. Doyle R. Dryden P. Dumas K. Ezold K. Faucher T. Gallant E. Garey E. Gaudet D. Goodnow R. Grammatic J. Hallohan D. Hare F. Hartnett R. Ivel K. Johnson t. Johnson R. Joyce $. Keenan J. Kelley S. Kemp S. Kimfeeill D. Kobel l. Lareau A. leroux A. Lessard C. Mario S. Mayer J. McCluskey E. Messier T. Millett T. Mongeau D. Mozer The Growing Years The Underclassmen years go so quickly, at least when we look back a! them. We spent our first whole year in shock trying to adjust. New teachers, complicated schedules and all the different rules we tried to learn were the things that filled the days of a freshmens year. The next year we had the bastes down, all that was lacking was upperclass¬ men status. Only one more year till we got our licences! Just dreaming about our junior year made the days go by. Juniors! Upperclassmen finally, with all the priveleges and bills that go with it. We all tried to get our drivers licence the first time around but some had to go twice. We were so excited until the first insurance payment arrived, be¬ tween that, SAT, and Prom bills we had to get a job! The next fall we tried to decide what to do with the rest of our lives. We filled out forms, prepared resumes, and scholar¬ ships for months. In the mist of oil the chaos many of us wondered how did the time go by so fast and how could I have grown so much in those underclassmen years! Right: Freshmen Class Officers Kristie Faucher — Treasurer Pat Brosnihan — President Shannon Trudell — Vice President Julie Hair — Secretary R. Newell N. Nguyen T. O ' Neil R. Pingefon C. Pitzen R. Raym ond K. Robert A. Robertson J. Rodrique S. Rusby C. Rzeznikiewicz T. Silberstein B. Silva D. Siwek J. Southard t. Spaulding M. St. Pierre T. Sweeney T. Tibbets S. Tomlin S. Trudell J. Twitchell E. Vandall C. Verick J. White M. Wilson S. Woodman S. Young J. Zacharievicz Freshman Phobias As a freshman I have to thank Jason Grimshaw for giving me a nickname. Guy Smiley. For my whole Freshman year, I had Hank Lockwood, Jason Grimshaw and every other Junior and Senior call me Guy Smiley. Thanks Jason. When I was a freshman I was afraid of the upper classmen. They seemed so large and older, and when I walked down the hallway I always felt intimidated. Kim Hodgson Some funny things that happened to me were asking the upper classmen where a room was and they didn ' t have any idea where they were. I can ' t remember being afraid of anything but I can remember something that was sort — of funny. I was waiting for my bus on the first day of school. A bus came by and picked me up. While on the bus, the bus driver asked me what grade I was in. (I was the first one on the bus! I to ld her and she said that this was the memorial school bus. They set up new bus routes and she was early. So, on my first day of school, I was on a different school bus. I was told that the Ala Carte drives up to the front of the building. Kenny Graslie My freshman year was pretty simple, you were either friends with the upper classmen or you just stayed away from them. I suppose my biggest fear was using the bathroom. Yaaa! or It ' s alright! echoed through the empty hallways between classes. I don ' t think there was one freshman who went into the bathroom w out saying either of those words. Lisa Cleary Soph. Freshman year, the second day of school I walked into the senior classroom on accident and Rich Nicholas yelled Hey Sam! you lost??! and the whole class started roaring with laughter. Sam Dagistino National Initiation Day was my worst fear. It didn ' t happen of course, only because of the hazing law ' . I walked into the wrong class twice, I thought I ' d have to carry the school map around with me for the entire year. I realized that the school was a plain square. Fred LaFiash told me to take the elevation that was the teacher ' s room, it would take me to the pool that was the size of the school. Kristie Faucher j. Attain P. Antanavico J. Arguijo M. Armenti D. Arseneault C. Barthelmes M. Belanger A. Benware L. Bergin J. Berube A. Blackford K. Boisvert J. Borowski S. Brunett J. Buck S. Chase B. Cherry J. Connery S. Cooper i. Cote S. Couture C. Cove A. Oagnese H. Danis K. Day A. Delaney $. Dagostino C. Dorr C. Ducharme S. Dufault M, Dumats D. Dyson G. Evens H. Faucher B. Fevens K. Fiderella M. Fotiades K. Franson M. Frappier C. Gardner T. Goodrow B. Hack C. Halley T. Harding J. Hennessy A. Hobby K. Hodgson j. Horn J. Jaaues S. Jaillet l. Jodoin M. Kane S. Keenan J. Keller J. Kenny E. Kokernok D. Koziak A. laMonda S. LaPointe P. leBoef M. leveillee l. tippe C. lusignan r t Being a Spaz Spaz Spaz N, 1. one who temporarily loses his or her sense of Sanity, reality, normality, and humanness, usually Char¬ acterized by a loud, ridiculous scream or weird hand motions. Being a spaz in Leicester High School plays an important part of everyday life. It is an attitude that is not only fun, but is essential to the scholastic life of a stu¬ dent. It provides the student with relief of stress built up from 2 or more of those never-ending HO-HUM Classes. Once the student has locked both hands together, thrashed them about like a fish out of water, and screamed the most ridiculous sound or phrase possible, he or she can then sanely strut to the next class with a smile and face the wrathful brunt of any 1 hour class. K. Lusignon T. Melvin M. Menard P. Menard J. Miller L. Mulrain S. Nelson C. O ' Brian P. Orst J. Parmeniar E. Pearson J. Pederson D. Perry H. Peterson R. Pinsi D. Polinski C. Querry l. Raymond E. Rzeznikiewicx B. Salek N. Senosk J. Sherman 1. Shumway E. Shutter D. Smith D. St. Pierre D. Stec P. Stevens D. Thomas R. Tibbetts K. Towne S. Tritoni J. True Photo not available: C. Cherry L. Cleary A. Esper C. Porand M. Hore T. Hickey P. Lekstroni J. Newcomer J. Nicholas J. Powers 0. Salvatore S. Smith S. Sullivan R. Tomlin D. Armenti J. Borion K. Bates B. Bolduc E. Borgersort K. Brown T. Brown C. Buck C. Burke D. Butkiewicus C. Carliell S. Carney K. Charette J. Chausee S. Connolly C. Corey J. Cote J. Coulthard S. Coupe L. Curtin D. Daigle M. Denham K. Desauteis C. Doherty K. Dubois B. Dunshee L. Dykas T. Ethier D. Faford A. Fiizgibbons K. Fitzpatricks J. Frappier A. Gallant M. Genatassio K. Gordon M. Grady B. Granville S. Greenough P. Hallen J. Hallihan K. Hartness K. Hartnett 1 P. Hebert S. Hill l. Hopkins A. Hovagimian K. Hunt C. Lachance J. Lareau K. Leary R. Lusignan C. Macintosh J. Marengo J. Marengo R. Martel T. Mayer T. McKay M. McKeen D. Mero D. Mongeau J. Morris A. Moughan C. Mulrain R. Nelson C. O ' Leary J. Orsi C. Oveka D. Peloquin J. Pepin T. Perron J. Poirier J. Robert L. Ronander K. Rzeznikiewicz S. Stewart A. Stone T. Stuczynski M. Sullivan A. Taberner S. Trudeil D. Tyndall T. Wood J. Wright Getting there was half the fun! R emember rhe good old days when we used to give Mom and Dad a kiss goodbye and skip out to the bus and get a free ride to school? O.K. sure. It was a conve¬ nience. But do you remember the kid on the bus that always made fun of you and threatened you with bodily harm? Do you remember the cold, wet days waiting for the bus? Or how about that unwanted apple that always rolled across the aisle and hit your feet? free. If it weren ' t for the insurance would be the Greatest. Well, our problems are solved, Right? We all have cars and we ' re payments, the slippery snow and ice, the cold mornings when you turn the key and all your car does is laugh at you, the price of gas, and of course that one unfortunate person that has to walk home who you willingly go Maybe we should go back to th( days where we ' d walk to school, uf hill both ways, with a cold SPAfv sandwich at our side in a rusty lunch box or a wet paper bag. out of your way for to get home, cars ft Class Officers L-R Kevin D. Hunt, Shorron M. Trudell, Jennifer L. Poirier, Kirsten Gordon. ‘ ' ' ' ■u HIGH HOOL S CLUBS A x Although sometimes overlooked, groups and clubs at Leicester High School contribute to the social and intel¬ lectual growth of many of our students. We are as proud of our accomplishments in areas of music, math team com¬ petitions, skiing, and drama as we are of any other area. I i Senior Class Play Top Row L to R: J. Rodrique, H. Spaulding, K. Peterson, S. Towne, A. Armenti, A. Armenti, A. Lopez, R. Lopez, R. McCarthy. Second Row L to R: J. Beauregard, T. Peloquin, S. Giles, A. Fongellaz, A. Mahan, C. Cu, J. White, S. Hunt, C. Salek, J. Martinson, C. Rutter, S. Garey, D. Spring, J. Provost, J. Either. Bottom Row L to R: K. Stefanski, M. McShera, K. Lyon, T. Twitchell, L. Lahair, K. Cogswell, L. Kobel, M. Ward, P. Soucie, C. Arsenault. Foreign Travel Club L to R: T.L. Gallant, Mrs. Dutton, H. Spaulding. Video Taping Crew L to R: J. Ethier, H. Danis, A. Lopez. Student Council Back Row L to R: D. Spring, T. O ' neil, T.L. Gallant, D. Faford, K. Picket, J. Lareau. Front Row L to R: S. Greenough, K. Pichmen, J. Twitchell, K. Fitzpatrick, J. Jaques, K. Ferdella, S. Trotonie, K. Lyons, S. Dagostino. fete p| IPr Drama Club Back Row L to R: Mrs. Dutton, S. Hunt, A. Fongellaz, H. Danis, S. Garey, A. Mahan. Front Row L to R: J. Martinson, M. Kane, H. Spaulding, J. White, K. Cogswell. LEFT N.H.S. Top Row L to R: K. Cogswell, P. Soucie, B. LaJoie, M. Kane, C. Cu, B. Salek, J. Martinson, T. Nelson, K. Gordon, M. Ward, K. Fitzpatrick. Middle Row L to R: J. White, J. Poirier, J. Ethier, T. Peloquin, J. Rodrique, D. Goodnow, H. Danix, R. Bachard, K. Hunt, J. Beauregard, J. Horn, S. Green- ough, C. Salek. Bottom Row L to R: T. Twitchell, L. Ronander, E. Kokernak, J. Newcomer, K. Towne, N. Senosk, K. Ferdella, L. Kobel, P. Lekstrom, E. Shutter, T. Foley, H. Ivel. Not in Picture — J. Arsenault. Latin Club Top Row L to R: R. McCarthy, J. Poirier, C. Verick, C. Dorr, E. Kokernak, L. Lareau, J. Allen. Middle L to R: L. Spaulding, K. Faucher, E. Shutter, T. Mayer, B. Salek, E. Rzezni- kiewicz, M. Kane, R. Nelson, N. Senosk, T. Brown, K. Hunt. Bottom L to R: T. Gallant, A. Lessard, K. Fitzpatrick, L. Curtain, H. Faucher, J. Miller, J. Newcomer, J. Marengo. Not in Picture: D. Butkiewiczs, K. Hartness, A. Fongellaz. LEFT Yearbook Editors Top Row Lto R: K. Cogswell, J. White, S. Hunt, K. Messier, B. Lajoie. Bottom Row Lto R: K. Goodfield, H. Ivel. Math Team Top Row L to R: R. McCarthy, S. Hill, K. Hunt, D. Goodnow, J. Marengo, H. Danis, B. Hack, J. Ethier, J. Allen. Second Row L to R: K. Daoust, J. Beauregard, T. Peloquin, C. Carliell, B. Salek, S. Greenough, J. Lareau, C. Mulrain, E. Brun- nette, Miss McGrail. Bottom Row L to R: L. Lareau, K. Towne, J. Newcomer, K. Fitzpatrick, E. Kokernak, J. Poirier. Math team Captain L to R J. Ethier, D. Goodrow. Science Club Top Row L to R: T. Peloquin, D. Goodnow, H. Danis, J. Allen. Bottom Row L to R: K. Faucher, A. Fongellaz, B. Salek, C. Cu, K. Hunt, K. Brown. i Ski Club Back Row L to R: T. O ' neil, J. Zacharevitch, L. Spaulding, B. Dunchee, J. Roberts, J. Brown, J. Geary, C. Corey, A. Benware, A. Robertson, M. Thomas, E. Borgeson. Middle Row L to R: Miss McGrail, D. Lusignan, J. Barton, D. Butkiewicus, C. Lusignan, R. Joyce, E. Messier, T. Stuzinski, E. Kokernak, C. Cu, J. White, T. Harding, R. Raymond, J. Allain, K. Bates, D. Tyndall, Ms. O ' neil. Bottom Row L to R: B. Granville, K. Charette, L. Raymond, C. Halley, B. Lajoie, D. Perry, K. Hodgeson, J. Keller, C. Dorr, R. Ivel, H. Ivel, K. Goodfield, G. Cunningham. Not in picture — M. Genatassio, S. Dufault, D. Thomas, K. Ezold, A. Taberner, S. Rusby, K. Gott, D. Arseneault, P. Brosnihan, C. Corey. Yearbook Staff Back Row L to R: K. Messier, J. Rodrique, S. Hunt, T. Lopez, B. Lajoie, Mr. Hennessy. Middle Row L to R: H. Ivel, J. White, S. Coupe, K. Cogswell, K. Lyons, D. Faford, C. Salek, K. Goodfield. ABOVE Ticket Sellers Top Row Lto R: J. Cleveland, S. Towne, C. Arsenault, K. DuBois. Bottom Row L to R: T. Mayer, A. Armenti, S. Trudell, K. Cogswell, M. McShera, J. Moffat, K. Lyon, K. Stefanski. Band Top Row L to R: D. Stec, D. Koziak, A. Mahan, J. Arguijo, A. Lopez, K. Hunt. Second Row L to R: S. Stewart, S. Hunt, M. Kane, J. White, B. Salek, C. Buck, K. Macintosh, H. Danis, Mr. Britain. Bottom Row L to R: J. Ethier, D. Moser, T. Brown, E. Kokernak, J. Newcomer, L. Kobel, E. Pearson. Not in Picture: J. Arsenault, K. Gott. A Hidden Corner In a hidden corner of Leicester High sits a department which many students know little or nothing about. Let us step info this past year of the band and chorus and see what they have been doing. September through November with home football games the band played marches, jazz charts and the LHS fight song. Also in September a student teacher from Anna Ma¬ ria, Ms. Charlotte Hanks, joined to help in conducting and building of their confidence, also she became a cherished friend. In December they started their “Run Out Concerts. The first stop was Worcester St. Hospital, next the Masonic Homes, and on to Faneaul Hall! Several performances that were enjoyed by all was the traveling to the other schools along with the Leicester Association Luncheon for the elder¬ ly. To close the winter season they performed their Christ¬ mas Concert. In January, Leicester proudly sent John Either and Beth Seleke to All District Band. Spring arrived and once again we were buzzing with excitement. It was time to prepare for the Varsity Show. The chorus donned bathing suits, learned notes and memorized the choreographed steps for their beach mix. The band busily worked on a piece known as Sousa. These were presented along with many other individual members by Terry Cox, Lori Millet, Tracy Brown, Kurt Gott, Darren Stec, Kevin Macintosh, John Eithier, Steven Hunt, Adrian Mahan, and others. March was not over for all the members, several still had the Dual County performance; on the 31st these students along with roughly 160 others from 6 other towns, per¬ formed such numbers as Glorie to the Father and Crystal March. In May they performed a joint Spring Concert with the Center School. During this, each member received his her specialized recognition of year pins, letters, and certifi¬ cates. Three of our 1989 graduates will be attending college to further their musical knowledge. John Eithier is on to attend Lowell University, Lina Kobel is heading for Merajerest College, and Adrian Mahan to Jacksonville University, Flor¬ ida. The music department will be without a full time director this coming year. Mr. Stewart Britton has been a wonderful teacher. He organized trips and concerts, and taught them how to match notes. His time and talent will be much missed. Good Luck in the future! Kristin Hartness Rhythm L to R: A. Mahan, D. Koziak, J. Arquijo, K. Macintosh. Not in picture: P. Orsi. Chorus Back Row L to R: K. Desitel, A. Mahan, C. Corey, D. Stec. Middle Row L to R: D. Koziak, J. McCluskey, B. Lajoie, C. Buck, C. Carliell, K. Brown, J. Arguijo, Mr. Britain. Front Row L to R: S. Stewart, C. Hartness, T. Twitchell, L. Kobel, T. Brown, M. McKeon. warn SPORTS A ll the athletes at Leicester High are stimulated to strive to become the best they can be. But it is just as impor¬ tant, if not more, to develop a sense of pride and a true spirit of Sportsmanship. It is the combination of these factors that makes the Mighty Wolverine. The 1987 Fall Field Hockey sea¬ son finally arrived and was greeted with much anticipation and enthusi¬ asm. With 10 of 11 starters back from the previous season, the addi¬ tion of two sophomores, a junior, and a senior to the line-up things were looking up. However, the leadership and desire dictated by the nine seniors and echoed by the underclassmen fell short of the dreams they held. In a conference of seven, where three teams qualified for district play the team fell short. The final record of 5-5-2, a marked improvement from last year, does not begin to indicate the caliber of this great 1987 Wol¬ verine team. LEICESTER OPPONENT Uxbridge Grafton David Prouty Northbridge Oxford Uxbridge West Boylston Grafton David Prouty Northbridge Oxford West Boylston Final Record 5-5-2 Senior Captains Kellie Lyon, Kerry Cogs well, Kristen Peterson Seniors Back row: Kris Peterson, Jen White, Cindy Shea, Kellie Lyon. Front row: Kerry Cogswell, Brenda lajoie, Candy Bolduc, Melissa Ward, Betty Burtt ■ ' J -• V V- A41 f ■ ™ v Junior Varsity First row: Julie Newcomber, Nicole Senosk, Kimberly Ferdella, Celeste Allen, Linda Lareau Second row: Laurie Shumway, April Lamonda, Amy Taburner, Samantha Dagostino, Shannon Carney, Beth Salek. Finishing the season with a .500 season, the Leicester Wolverines played better than their record showed. After a successful preseason of conditioning and scrimmages, the team lost its first game to Auburn. Although, losing a few games, the team kept their Wolverine integrity by winning big over Oxford (31-10). Scheduled against tough teams, the Wolverines did as well as could be expected and much better, although they lost to Northbridge and first place South they lost by respectable scores. That was the spark they needed to win four straight games. Finishing with a Bang, Leicester tri¬ umphed over David Prouty, who had a record of 7-1-1 and were victors over Northbridge by taking a 26-3 win in front of the enthusiastic crowd. Thanks to Brosnihan, Popin, Giles, McKay, the D-squad, and the whole spirited team, they were The Best 5 and 5 team in the Nation. Backrow left to right: 15th row) J. Southard, J. Charpentier, F. Hartnet, R. Newell, S. Keenan, S. Kimbel, M. Wilson, S. Trudell. 4th row Left to Right: J. Horne, J. Bourbeau, M. Dumais, J. Keeney, J. Arguijo, S. Keenan, D. Smith. 3rd row Left to Right: Griffith, B. Pingeton, R. Joyce, S. LaPointe, K. Bates, D. Mero, L. Mulrain, C. Lusignan, D. Dyson, E. Peterson, Coach T. Lauder. 2nd row Left to Right: Looney, M. Steppian, J. Robert, K. Hartnett, Gallant, J. Pepin, L. Dykas, C. Dohorety, P. Halen, J. Lareau, M. Grady, F. Witkowaki. Front row Left to Right: S. Hunt, I. Lopez, J. Provost, K. Pickett, J. Brown, D. Brosnihan, C. Wilson, C. Rutter, S. Giles, T. McKay. Senior Squad Back Row L-R: C. Rutter, K. Pickett, S. Giles, S. Hunt Front Row L-R: C. Wilson, J. Provost, D. Brosnihan, I. Lopez Leicester Opponent 6 Auburn 26 31 Oxford 0 7 Uxbridge 12 6 West Boylston 35 3 Northbridge 28 7 South 24 35 Grofton 12 19 Millbury 0 19 Bay Path 0 26 David Prouty 3 of -- ■ Z. Front row — S. Jaillet, M. Sullivan, J. Miller. 2nd row — P. Lekstrom, P. Soucie, K. Brown, J. Martinson, R. Nelson. 3rd row _ C. O ' Leary, C. Lachance, L. LaHair, M. Genatossio, Back row — J. Poirier, J. Jacques, D. Arseneault. This years Cheerleading squads, both winter and fall, were led by tri-captains Jennifer Mar¬ tinson, Leeann LaHair, and Paula Soucie. The fall cheering squad, consisting of 15 varsity cheer¬ leaders, cheered the football team to a 26-3 victory over Prouty despite the rain on Thanks¬ giving Day. The thirteen varsity cheerleaders that made up the winter cheerleading squad, cheered the basketball team on as well as entertained the audiences at both the Webster Beaver Tourna¬ ment at the Worcester Auditorium and at the David Prouty Tournament in Spencer. The team worked hard to create a four minute cheer that included a variety of stunts and new ideas, which included a two and a half person high pyramid that also highlighted their halftime cheer at the basketball games. 4th Row Leeann latlair, 3rd Row Rebecca Nelson, Paula Soucie 2nd Row Chris O ' Leary, Betty Burtt, Maura Sullivan, Jen Martinson, Ann lassaro, Mellissa Ward, Laurie Shumway. 1st Row Sam Dagostino, Julie Hare, Patrice Lekstrum. The seniors that participated in Soc¬ cer this year were Dan Spring, Tony Lopez, and Andy Fongeallaz. The team was hopeful with several fresh¬ men to round out offense and de¬ fense. Soon we were hit with several minor injuries. Dan Spring was benched for the season with a broken wrist, but remained active with the team by helping out with coaching duties. Overall, it was not a winning season, but in our final game we achieved our first Southern Worces¬ ter County League victory over West Boylston since going varsity in 1985. A winning season? No, but challeng¬ ing and exciting, yes, and the future is looking very bright. Back Row L. to R.: Coach J. Coran, R. Martel, E. Bogeson, D. Rolinske, S. Anderson, T. O ' Neil, J. Coulthard, co-capt. D. Spring, P. Brosnihan, Coach B. Davis. Front Row L. to R.: co-copt. K. Hunt, J. Wright, M. Kane, P. Dumais, C. Cory, A. Fongeallaz, H. Danis Leicester 0 Baypatb Opponent 6 | 0 Quabog 10 0 Mitlbury 5 2 South 6 5 N.D. of 0 0 Fitchburg Prouty 4 0 Northbridge 2 0 Oxford 7 4 Notre Dame 4 0 Baypath 9 0 West Boylston 2 0 Quabog 8 0 Millbury 7 S 0 Oxford 9 0 South 8 0 Prouty 15 0 Northbridge 7 4 West Boylston 2 m ©Mir The 1987-1988 Boy ' s Basketball team was led by Kevin Pickett, Jon Jubin- ville and Dan Brosnihan. Dan Spring, a starter last year, was injured and played most of the season with a cast. Although lacking height and con¬ sistency throughout the year, the team was very competitive in most of the games. With the help of seniors Steve Gonzales, Steve Garey and Sean Giles the team upset the district bound Uxbridge Spartans. With the experience that the young players re¬ ceived, the Wolverines should be back on the winning trail in a year or two. Boys Basketball Varsity Top row L to R: J. Pepin, T. Gallant, D. Brosnihan, C. Rutter, S. Gonzalus, S. Giles, B. Pingeton, D. Spring, Coach George Albro, Bottom row L to R: T. Mckay, D. Jubinville, K. Picket, J. Wright, P. Dumas, S. Garey. Boys ' Basketball Scores Leicester Opponent 59 Quaboag 69 61 N. Brookfield 62 63 Auburn 90 41 David Prouty 49 51 Uxbridge 44 38 West Boylsfon 57 55 Northbridge 66 54 Oxford 56 51 Grafton 54 32 Millbury 64 49 Prouty 56 36 Uxbridge 63 71 West Boylston 61 58 Oxford 65 52 Northbridge 65 50 Grafton 56 52 Millbury 81 Junior Varsity top row L to R: Coach Lauder, R. Grammatic, D. Doyle, S. Lapointe, L. Mulrain, M. Wilson. Bottom row L to R: S. Trudell, S. Anderson, P. Dumas, B. Pingeton, C. Burtt tl Most Likely to Succeed: Holly Ivel, Todd Peloquin Most Congenial: Andy Fongellaz, Tracy Foley Most Musical: John Ethier, Linda Kobel Most Artistic: Joceline Arsenault, Craig Bergeron Most Flirtatious: Lisa Studley, Ray Hebert Most Talkative: Sharon Stanick, Chris Rut¬ ter Quietest: Richard McCarthy, Kas- sandra Messier Leicester Highs Lady Wolverine Basketball team, coached by Sandra Nelson, captained by Judy Moffat, Kellie Lyon, and Kerry Cogswell gave it their all. Their season began with so much hope for the future, but all that hope seemed to be taken away in a few weeks time. The team was plagued by many injuries. First Junior Tracey Mayer, sopho¬ more Erin Rzezniekwez, and then senior star Judy Moffat were injured. Everyone thought all was lost, at least everyone but the girls. It seemed after every injury they had to try even harder, and they did. Even though not qualifying for districts, the girls still met yet another goal, coming together as a team. They ended the season on a positive note, the lady Wolverines went to the final round in the Western Worcester County tournament at David Prouty when they were seeded the underdog. They fought back vallorously and finished sec¬ ond, losing only to an exceptionally strong North Brookfield team. Varsity top row: t to R: Cleary, K. Cogswell, K. Ferdella, H. Peterson, T. Mayer Bottom row: L to R: K. Lyons, S. Greenough, B. Salek, E. Rzeznikiewicz, M. Kane. The Leicester High School Golf Team finished another winning sea¬ son with a record of 14-2-1 and a league record of 8-0-0 bringing home the S.W.C.L. Championship for yet another year. The team Seniors were Dan Brosnihan, Jeff Brown, John Cleary, Steve Dagnese, and Chris Rutter. Dan Brosnihan, along with his brother Pat Brosnihan, played in Dis¬ tricts and qualified for states. Dan qualified to play the final 18 holes out of a 36 hole tournament and placed an admirable 15th in the states. Along with Dan and Pat, Glen Cunningham and Tim McKay played in districts the team came in a suc¬ cessful 6th out of 10 teams with a score of 365 to end the season. With some strong underclassmen arriving, the team is sure to continue its suc¬ cess for years to come. - u ' gw | : Getting Better All the Time Both Boys and Girls tennis teams worked hard all season, even though their record fell short of their expec¬ tations. The girls team won ' t loose any players this year but the boys ' will lose Steve Gonzalez, their one Senior. The teams next year should be successful having four year play¬ ers who are improving every match. A highlight from this year ' s tennis was having both boys and girls teams de¬ feat the Panthers of David Prouty! The members of the boys and girls tennis team would like to extend a special thanks to their coaches Sandy Nelson and Bob Head. • - A A ' ' « ‘V- ' E .- C l Back Row Lto R: J. Newcomer, M. Sullivan, S. Greenough, E. Kokernak, A. Taberner, S. Dagistino, K. Gorden Missing D. Fitzpatrick, R. Ivel, C. Allen, D. Goodfield, C. Rzeznikiewicz, R. Nelson PMBE M ACC0MPUSHM With Sue Towne on the mound, Charlene Ar¬ senault behind the plate, and other seniors Judy Moffat, Kerry Cogswell, Kristen Peterson and Kellie Lyons in the field, the loss next year will be felt. Nevertheless, Mr. Chasse has faith in his strong sophomore crew. The 1988 Leicester High Softball team showed improvement over the previous years ' teams. With new coach, Mr. Jack Chasse wielding the aluminum bat and the team composed pri¬ marily of sophomores and seniors, the Leices¬ ter girls posted a 5-10 record. f k ’ Bottom row L-R April Lamonda,- L. Cleary; S. Towne,- K. Peterson; B. Salek; J. Moffat; C. Arsenault; M. Kane,- S. Karney; E. Rzeznikiewicz,- K. Hodgson,- C. O ' Leary,- K. Cogswell; C. Dorr,- K. Lyon, A. Hobby. Leicester 2 Quaboag Opponent 8 ; 9 North Brookfield 3 1 21 Millbury 15 0 Uxbridge 8 14 Prouty 9 9 Northbridge 3 E 3 W. Boylston 11 2 Oxford 10 1 Millbury 10 3 Northbridge 5 7 Oxford 8 11 Grafton 13 5 Grafton 7 15 W. Boylston 6 Record — 5 wins — 10 losses ■ « � ■ ■§ i I■ - ’■ Senior he end of school is an exciting and fun-filled time for the graduating Seniors. Starting a hectic week was the Annual Sports Banquet followed by a long-awaited class trip and the Senior Dinner Dance. Class day concludes the Senior’s week and provides a time for the Seniors to take one last look at the school before the graduation the next night. Activities When you see a guy reach for stars in the sky you can bet that he ' s doing it for some doll . . . My memory from the play is tripping up the stairs on the middle of Bushel and a Peck in front of the whole audience. Melissa Ward My memory from the play was I couldn ' t get my dress unzipped when everyone else did in this scene. Kris Peterson voutd not smell cleaner tnan a mission, ror tne p ;Iks leal %zb2e- I don ' t know how many of you saw this, but my most memorable moment was when I said I can guarantee you the air down here smells a lot cleaner than the air up there. We were in a sewer, a sewer would not smell cleaner than a mission. For the people who were there this night it was funny. Dan Spring Sky Masterson ; Or 3z oa aCu)£i ts The feeling of making people laugh at your lines and having the audience under your spell is an experience that is unforgettable. ¥ I had never been in a play before, but doing fun and I got to know the peocte of my class. C. CtC Steve Hunt H ry the Horse One thing aboul Guy ■uys and take off her pearls and iryThe-jprgee , I neptl 1 Jen Mamrrfbr Dolls I had the something 1 won ' t oils I will never, lorgef is when Adelaia had to seductively led my wig off onstage. V v-, When the skeptfcs.said it couldn ' t be done, I silently |Sid, Watch! It has always been my philosophy to go out on g limb, take a risk, believe you can“€hd reach for the stars. Unless you reach you never know and the. cast of Guys and Dolls reached and believed, they found the stars within themselves. Mrs. Dutl Jutton A My favorite memory was starting my blooming acting career with a black eye. Look out Brocdway neje I come? Chrts irnan 27 th , Z%‘, 30 m M TP remember the smoke of the spotlight anddhe dedication and hard work of the cast + Mrs. Dutton. C-C ' % . Heidi Spaulding g My favorite memories are Maf your Mink . uyn- Aaybe your watch is fast and being iate for ' Tc Take Back I remember how crazy everyone got before lhe curtain opened and how newous everyone got before the play even started. I became better friends with alot of people in my class. Steve Garey The thing that stands out in my mind the most, is the ridiculous strip tease. Kerry Cogswell The one thing I will never forget about our play was the fact that we became a family I got to know members of my class in a way I probably never would have if I hadn ' t been in the play. My memories of this time will last me my lifetime. Darlene Liberty I remember the door falling in the middle of the prayer meeting. Linda KobeI Famous Final Scene On May 27, 1988 we all gathered together at Strawberry Hills Country Club for our Senior Dinner Dance. We spent the early part of the evening getting pictures taken and enjoying the balcony. The music was provided by Cross¬ roads, who played a variety of popular songs. Salads, potatoes, rice and several different meats were available at the buffet. Most of the evening was spent on the dance floor and the night flew by. Our last night together was end¬ ed with the fitting theme song Famous Final Scene. FUN IN THE SUN! On a sunny morning in May the senior class of Leicester High School de¬ scended on the Frank Davis Resort in Moodus Conn. We arrived after only one brief roadside stop, full of antici¬ pation and ready to have some fun. We were greeted by our host for the day Cucko who briefly explained the rules of the day. After checking in our bags we scattered across the camp to engage in various activities. Among these were softball, horse¬ shoes, tennis, and horseback riding. Lunch was served in an outdoor pavil- lion and was delicious and plentiful. After lunch, swimming races, canoe races, belly flopping contests, tug of wars, basketball and general fun in the sun were the order of the day. There were so many things going on that you couldn ' t possibly participate in everything that you wanted to. Supper consisted of three styles of chicken served as all you can eat with brownie a ' la mode. As the day drew to a close we put our smiling sunburnt faces on the bus to begin the long drive home. One bus was serenaded by Kurt Gott, and Fason Grimshaw on guitars with vocals by the rest of the passengers. Arriving back at the school at about eight thirty tired and still smiling we looked forward to the rest of our activities for the senior week! “Certainly not a Pain in the Class” On May 31, 1988 at 9:30 AM, LHS Seniors held their Class Day in the gym. Outstanding seniors received their awards in front of the entire student body, parents, friends, and fellow graduates. There were a number of awards given. Recipients of the Leadership and Service awards were Holly Ivel, Dan Brosnihan, Jon Provost, Tracy Foley, Joceline Arsenault, and Andy Fongeallaz. Special awards for perfect attendance were David Goodnow, and Kevin McIntosh. Bob Bachard received an award for 12 years of Perfect Attendance amidst a rousing round of applause from all. Department awards were awarded to stu¬ dents for outstanding achievement in their fields. Recipients were Joceline Arsenault for art, Beth Picket for Business, Todd Peloquin for English and Math, David Goodnow for Foreign Lan¬ guage and Science, Bob Bachand for Industrial Arts. Leeann Lahair and Paula Soucie received Home Economics awards, and David Goodnow and Jean-Paul Rodrique received the Social Studies awards, and Lina Kobel received the Music awards. Boy and Girl contributing most to the Class of 1988 were Andy Fongeallaz and Holly Ivel. Class Superlatives received their Joke awards, as usual. Everyone was received well from both the crowd and fellow students, which truly proves that That ' s what Friends are for.” The Class of 1988 Leicester High School Leicester, Massachusetts cordially invites you to attend their Graduation on Wednesday, June 1, 1988 | at seven-thirty o ’clock Mechanics Hall Ma in Street Worcester, Massachusetts t AND IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THIS n June 1st 1988 the Senior Class of Leicester High nervously as¬ sembled for the last time as a group at 7:00 in Mechanic ' s Hall. After the in¬ vocation which was given by Rev. Allen Tadgell Jr. ( David Gooknow rose and welcomed the family and friends who had come to share in our Graduation. David was followed by Jean-Paul Rodrigue, the Class Ora¬ tor. The last of the student speakers was Todd Peloquin, who shared many of his dreams for the future of our class in his Valedictory Address. Many teary eyed members of our group rose and sang That ' s What Friends Are For as our class song. After we all were seated again Dr. Limoges spoke about the many new experiences and responsibilities we would encounter in our future. He then presented the many awards, and scholarships that the students re¬ ceived. Then the big moment arrived The Role Call of Graduates, as Mr. O ' Donnell called our names Mr. Spaulding, a member of the School Committee, presented the diplomas. All that was left was the singing of our school Alma Mater, which was slight¬ ly off tune, but sung from the heart. We left the hall as Nick Narcisi, and Feff Hunt played Concerto for Two Trumpets and the audience ap¬ plauded. We were on our way to a bright new future! The Patriots Game On March 2, 1988, The New England Patri¬ ots came to our school to play a game of Basketball with our faculty and members of the senior class. The teachers started and gave the Patriots a run for their money. With Mr. Chas- ses ' s — Bob Cousey-passes and shooting, Mr. Head ' s graceful lay-ups, Mr. Nelson + Mr. Albro ' s all-around playing, and Coach Lauder ' s enthusiastic rebounding, of course we would keep up. In came the seniors. We did pretty well for ourselves. With Pickett ' s 3 pointer, Spring ' s in- geneous dribbling, Shea ' s outside Shots, and Mahan being caught in traffic” what else could we do but . . . almost win. The Fans were happy and we . . . well, we were happy to get home to bed. After all, we were all missing a pint of blood! What ' s missing from this picture? pjjmois Olympic Foolery Olympic foolery, being played at a later-than usual date this year, turned out pretty much the same as past years, except for 1 stunning surprise. Students competed in the normal proper uniforms (Hawaiian prints, cut-offs, tank-tops, sweats, and even winter hats.) Seniors and Juniors were neck and neck in bal¬ loon races, ping-pong races, and wheelbarrel races. And then the surprise, the Freshman ran away with the tug O ' war title and earned some needed respect. Surprise or no surprise, con¬ gratulations to all for their well earned accom¬ plishments ya, ya, even the sophomores. New waterskiing act in Cypress Gardens ' Just a few more inches fro the Cookie Franny! The Heart of the Arts Design Elemental — an evening with the arts, was one of LHS ' s most successful art shows with works representing not only the art de¬ partment but also the auto, clothing, metals, power mechanics, technical drawing and wood departments. Under brightly colored geometric shapes suspended from the gym and cafeteria ceilings, students set up their creative displays to be viewed by parents and friends. The newly formed L.H.S. drama club presented AHGolden Fleecing, directed by Mrs. Dutton to an appreciative audience. Hysterical per¬ formances by Mary Kane, Adrian Mahan, Jen¬ nifer White, Steven Hunt, Jennifer Martinson, Henry Danis, Steve Gary and Kerry Cogswell made the play a great success. Much thanks must go to Miss Cassenelli for her endless hours of work that make the art show one of the best yet. The students had a great time designing and executing their displays and their efforts were rewarded with a well-orga¬ nized, dynamic show. Jar - i Jr |gff 4 f aMM r w ' M « i mrki S M rnm . Class of 1988 Bottom Rows T . Duqoelte, T. Balled. L Kobel, K. Kozlowski, J, ArseneaA H. W, K. Goodfield. K. Messier, S. Giles, A. Foarjellaz, M. Desnrarois, j. Provost, T, Foley, P. Soucie. L S.adley, R. lyon, 1 lanair, i. iwitchell, h. Spaulding, M. Ward. 2nd row: S. Parton S. Arsenault, J. Kaminski, L. Lamprey, T. Ducimo, B. lajoie, K. Pocis, K. Cogswell, A. Madore, T. Paulauskas, V. Berube, J. Cleveland, B. Burtt, C. Bolduc, S Stanick 3rd row: G. Da.gle, C. Arsenault, M. McShera, S. LaBombard, T. Blanchette, C. Raymond, D. Klimaszewski, E. Klimaszewski, K. Stefanski, C. Shea, S. Foley, M. Jewitt, L. Brown, S. Towne, L. McCal m, K. Peterson, S. Hunt. th row: K. Macintosh, D. Spring, J. Ethier, R. Hebert, J. Moffat, B. Pickett, K. Taylor, A. Armenti, C. Salek, C. Cu Zetina, J. White, J. Martinson, D. liberty, I. lopez, K. Gott. th row: S. Shea, C. Murphy, G. Barthelmes, M. Thomas, R. McCarthy, J. Rodrique, J. Bearregard, M, Crowley, D. Goodnow, C. Bergeron, T. Peloquin, T. lopez, C. Rutter, S. Dagnese, C. Bechard. th row: C. Bailey, K. Pickett, C. Schliker, B. Bachand, J. Grimshaw, M. Dumas, C. Wilson, J. Brown, P. Capers, ap Row: A. Mahan, D. Jubinville, T. Petkus, S. Garey. p TOHOTPOW for TODAY J SOMMMUS in Agway Energy Products Batter’s Up Baseball Card Shop Bembridge Insurance Agency Inc. Breezy’s for Cocktails Brookside Package Store Buddy’s Spa Judy Butler Real Estate Cafeteria Ladies Candy Closet LHS Class of 1990 George H. Cogswell Sons Inc. The Castle Restaurant Mr. Clean’s Janitorial Service Colby’s Home Bakery Coopers’ Hilltop Farm Joseph A. D’Ambrosio, D.M.D. Mr. Davis Mrs. Dunlope Elm Park Chiropractic The Enchanted Forest Entwistle’s Garage Donna Fiore Joanne Giguere School of Gymnastics Dance General Machine Tool, Inc. Gorette’s Market Greenwood Auto Sales Service, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Robert Head Henry’s Copy Center (Webster SQ. Division) Inland Divers Ivel Illustrations Jan’s Beauty Shoppe Jan ' s Package Store Inc. Jonathan’s Hair J.P. Automotive L.H.S. Class of 1989 Lohn LaBaire Auto Repair, Inc. Leicester High Student Council Leicester Animal Clinic Leicester Die Tool Inc. Leicester Package Store Leicester Pharmacy Leroux’s Market Liberty Movers Little Bo-Peep Day Care Center Luigi’s Pizza Martin Pratte Mass All Seasons Inc. Matt’s Video Place Mary Paul McNamara The Larry Messier Family George E. McKenna Insurance Agency, Inc. Morris’s Deli The Music Department Robert Nelson, Painting Contractor Mrs. Juliann O’Connor Phaeton Limousine Service Peirce Auto Poirior Bros., Custom Kitchens Ragsdale Chevrolet Inc. Ray’s Welding Construction Co. Realty World, Martin J. Pratte Assoc. Mrs. Stephanie A. Rice Rochdale Diner Russel Manufacturing Co. Sahagen Oil Propane Strawberry Hills Country Club Mr. Mrs. Ronald Studley P C Repair Valley Printing Co. Vittorio’s Restaurant J.R. White Studios, Inc. Worcester Tool Stamping Co., Inc. PATMON Mr. W. Allen Mr. Rowden Joan Tournas Leicester Drive- In Theater Ms. Casseneli Mrs. Donahue Nancy C. Dutton Joes Barber Shop Hank ' s Marine King ' s Financial Services Mr. Mrs. James Macintosh Mary B. O ' neil Mrs. Whitney Mr. Z. 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 Y o z INDUSTRIES ♦ 900 INDUSTRIES 81 SOUTH MAIN STREET LEICESTER, MA 01524 Congratulations Class of 88 from the Leicester Mothers’ Club TMS ' fM ' H tyOU ? svteesss ' pvtJi ? ' zn g u‘Rs FROM THE ■go er last Nurs er . Trees Shrubs Perennials Annuals Bark Mulch Fertilizer Loam RR Ties COMPLETE LANDSCAPE DESIGN CONSTRUCTION 892-9742 Route 9, Leicester-Spencer, Mass. — - NAME ADDRESS PHONE ' Agway Energy Products 626 Pleasant St. Rochdale 892-9155 Batter ' s Up Baseball Card Shop 1104 Main St. Worcester 799-2466 Bembridge Insurance Agency, Inc. 19 South Main St. Leicester 892-4700 I Breezy ' s For Cocktails 1655 West Main Str. Leicester 892-1295 Brookside Package Store 875 Pleasant Str. Rochdale 892-8646 Buddy ' s Spa 1080 Stafford Str. Rochdale Judy Butler Real Estate 12 Cricklewood Dr. Leicester 892-4909 Candy Closet 148V4 Main Str. Spencer, Ma. 01562 The Castle Restaurant 1230 Main Str. Leicester 892-9090 ' Mr. Clean ' s Janitorial Service 4 Mt. Pleasant St. Leicester 892- 1830 George H. Cogswell Sons Inc. Colby ' s Home Bakery 610 Pleasant Str. Rochdale 892-3512 [ Coopers ' Hilltop Farm 515 Henshaw Str. Rochdale 892-3720 l Joseph A. D ' Anbrosio, D.M.D. 1060 Main St. Leicester 892-4882 Elm Park Chiropractic 124 Russel Str. Worcester 753-0503 The Enchanted Forest 56 Parker St. Leicester 892-9251 Entwistle ' s Garage 800 Main Str. Cherry Valley 892-9621 Joanne Giguere School of Gymnastics Dance 146 Main Str. Cherry Valley 892-3797 General Machine Tool Inc. Stafford Str. Leicester 892-3417 Gorette Market 11 Young Str. Worcester 791-6457 ; Greenwood Auto Sales Service Inc. 200 S. Main St. Leicester 892-9441 Hank ' s Marine 111 Main Str. Cherry Valley 892-4788 Henry ' s Copy Center 1114 Main Str. Worcester 754-0199 Inland Divers 100 S. Main St. Leicester 892- 3323 Ivel Illustrations 130 Pleasant Str. Leicester 892-3172 Jan ' s Beauty Shoppe 305 Main Str. Cherry Valley 892-4348 -i Jan ' s Package Store Inc. 385 Main Str. Cherry Valley 892-1404 Joes Barber Shop 880 Pleasant Str. Rochdale Jonathan ' s Hair 23 South Main St. Leicester J P Automotive 18 Oxford Str. Auburn 756-4778 John LaBaire Auto Repair, Inc. 6 South Main St. Leicester 892-4462 Leicester Animal Clinic 1205 Main Str. Leicester 892-9181 “ Leicester Die Tool Inc. 1764 Main Str. Leicester 892-4116 Leicester Drive In Theater P.O. Box 291 Leicester 892-4400 Si Leicester Package Store 869 Main Str. Leicester 892-3308 s Leicester Pharmacy 1181 Main Str. Leicester 892-8166 1 Leroux ' s Market 1044 Main Str. Leicester 892- 8661 ’ Liberty Movers Rt 56 Leicester Little Bo-Peep Day Care Center 128 Sargents St. Cherry Valley 892-4446 1 Luigi ' s Pizza 1205 Main Str. Leicester 892-9276 Mass All Seasons Inc. Main St. Spencer Ma. 867-9739 Matt ' s Video Place 1205 Main Str. Leicester 892-9300 George E. McKenna Insurance Agency Inc. 4 Pleasant St. Leicester 892-8133 | Morris ' s Deli 865 Main Str. Leicester 892-4553 • Robert Nelson Painting Contractor 29 Warren Ave. Leicester 892-8777 Phaeton Limousine Service 2001 Main St. Leicester 892-4001 j Pierce Auto 200 Main Str. Cherry Valley 892- 9057 f Poirier Bros. Custom Kitchens 187 Main Str. Cherry Valley 892- 8371 Ragsdale Chevrolet Inc. 324 Main Str. Spencer 885-6311 Ray ' s Welding Construction Co. 1 Backstra d Road W. Millbury 865- 5426 Realty World Martin Pratte Assoc. 1286 Main Str. Leicester 892-1212 j Rochdale Diner 1101 Stafford Str. Rochdale 892-9568 Russel Manufacturing Co. 1150 Main Str. Leicester 892-8353 Sahagen Oil Propane 760 Pleasant Str. Rochdale 892-4711 Strawberry Hills Country Club 1430 Main St. Leicester 892-4833 P C Repair 1184 Main Str. Leicester 892- 9902 Valley Printing Co. 31 Redfield Rd. Cherry Valley 892-9818 Vittorio ' s Restaurant 861 Main St. Leicester 892-8923 J.R. White Studios, Inc. 121 South Main Str. Leicester Worcester Tool Stamping Co. Inc. 10 Hankey Str. Rochdale 892-8194 ==JJ