Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

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I, Ed Tankersly, leave, hoping the Navy will finally wake me up. I, Nancy Troy, leave my books, assignments, and teachers to anyone who will appreciate them. I, Janet Walters, leave, bringing up the last of the Walters clan. I, Francis Wenc, leave with Obie. I, Janet Wentzell, leave my skill on the electric typewriter to Doris Hanley. I, Marilyn White, leave the proud name of White, which can always be found on the detention list, to my sister Roberta, who, l'm sure, will find hers there, I, Marilyn Willey, leave my empty space on the honor roll to Rosalind Dickinson, who l'm sure will fill it in. I, Naomi Wetherbee, leave my famous PJ, parties to my sister Mercie, in hopes that she continues them faithfully. 5. -mln' ff Ag V 'gf' if Qi A le' . Lag- . 056- 51... 1 31

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l, Judy Girouard, leave my shyness to Skippy Michnevwicz. I, Francis Gosselin, leave my nickname Goose to my cousin Richard, who is coming up fast behind me. I, Norman Grenier, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Doug Jones, I, Skip I-lolland, leave my parking place at the Edgemere Drive-in to whoever gets there first. I, Pat Kelly, leave with Lee to become the proverbial farmer's wife. I, Leeroy Knowlton, leave, going home to the farm. I Richard, Laduke, leave the basketball team to do as well as it can without me. I I, Pat Lebel, leave my black hair to Amy Nason, in case she should ever want to change the color of hers. I Jimmie Lucier, go. I I I Ronnie Lukas, leave my peg pants to Ronnie Bartier. I, Joan Lundgren, leave my place in the health unit to Marilyn Wenc, in case she wants to change her study habits. I, Ray Maynard, leave French Il without regret. I, Nick Messinese, leave my place in the Senior Class to Larry Johnson, in hopes that someday he may make it. I, Leona Mitchell, leave as quickly as I came. I, Joan Mombourquette, leave my quietness to my brother Charles, who needs it. I, Abbott Mongeau, leave my brush cut to Joey Girouard. I, Marion Mongeon, leave regretfully, with many fond memories. I, Joe Erenius, leave, following Lucier. I Pamela Moore, leave my used flash bulbs to Paul Letourneau. I I to appreciate them, I Mike Nault, leave my science-fiction collection to Mr. Wheeler, in hopes that he may someday learn I, William O'Brien, leave with no coaxing. I Joan Orrell, leave the chore of walking to school to Ann Marie Rosetti, who has another year to go. I I, Roger Peloauin, leave my size eleven shoes to whoever can fill them. I, Pamela Perkins, leave fite team fite to all the Juniors, hoping they can yell louder than I can. I, Brad Pratt, leave my best piano and my nickname Jazz to Butch Gendron. I, John Quinn, leave, very regretfully, Judy. I, Pat Roche, leave my seat in sixth period POD. to my sister Kathy, who I know will never fill it as well as I did. I, Beverly Scobie, leave my shorthand ability to Judy Boutiette, knowing that she will make less mistakes than I did. I, Judy Smith, leave my inability to get along with teachers to my brother, who l'm sure will not follow in my footsteps. I, Shirley Sulyma, leave my sister Pat to carry on the family name. I, Mariette Tanguay, leave my typing ability to anyone who may need it.

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13 Best Personality Norma Dannenhauer and Dick LaDuke 32 I ld, er!a,LliUe5 1 , Most Romantic Janice Buzzell and Rod Corey Most Flirtatious Judi Smith and Nick Campanale Class Couple Pat Kelly and Leeroy Knowlton Class Clowns Sandra Fields and Jim Lucier fl L42 NYJ! 1- ' - 32i'i,? 'riifbf' .j Hater at the Opposite Sex Janet Wentzell and Roy May- nard Mr. and Mrs. America Joan Orrell and Rod Corey