Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

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V T' 'A ,X 5 ,if . .flux H' - ' C' HK, ,vltuxr -7' ,MNA, ,',, 1, 1 , Y 'I, 1,v1g'L' pn J'W' ',m1PfTUWb - .1-:gl . X Ixwrv Mi! , rjyhwfrx .N - sv' L UIQ, .1 W we X . wx N'T5K' v,,., 1' ,zu ,',f, 1. 1' w-F95 qu. ,.., 1,1 .x if 1 1 UL -S. ln milf? 140. , , ,ft Y 5130 YGH7 X94 O -..F . -455: 2? A . Qiiigg f ' ':, -.-. -,a r ' 4 ,sir 1, MAJOR EVENTS IN THE ezines omxss 11959-19401 Mr , T - ' 0 9 -. r- 1 'T-' T-V , f N - 'Tlx 9 1 in 'I A RH' znfl , 5 If b.. ,l I .. 'E5 - rr 'S- 4 433 T s . Y Q '71 l -I '1 'I y ln 5 gn is ,v. The class of 1940 assembled on September 7, l959 with the full realization that we had now attained that long- awaited title of Ufull-fledged seniors.U We started the year off with a meeting on September 20, to discuss the first big social event of the year, the Freshmen Reception. Our next meeting of importance was called on September 22, to elect officers for the coming year. Final results, after a long session of counting and recounting, showed that Robert Tompkins had been elected President for a third term. Robert Boyns was chosen Vice-President, Barbara Dickson, Secretary, and George Jordan was reelected Treasurer for a second term. Our major event of the yeer was the gala premiere of 'Molly Rushes Inn, on December 8, 1959. Our Bette Davis of the Senior Class, Miss Bette Fleming, rendered a splendid H 'performance as Molly. The adonis of the Senior Class, Jack Kennedy played the part of Richard Gordon, Molly's brother- ln-law. Constance Gordon, his wife, was played by Vivien Bailey. The element of mystery was introduced by the Un- W ,known Lady and Eleanor Sherwood played by Barbara Dickson. -Randolph Page, who was eventually nconqueredu by Miss Sher- wood was portrayed by Robert Boyns. The suave Roderick 'Ward, whose noticeable attention to Molly could not possibly have been mistaken, was played by William Gillespie. The part of Larry Lane, the typical college freshmen was played naturally by dashing George Jordan. The parts of Marcella Lansing, the self-appointed invalid, played by Evelyn Allen, Sally Carlisle acted by Marguerite Sullivan, who provided the rustic atmosphere until she met her childhood lover John Shelby portrayed by Edward Bean, ware all acted exceptionally well. Nancy Rossiter, Pierre, Vivien, Vance, Rutherford Raine, and Tom Lansing were played excellently gby Clarissa Lebel, Francis Melanson, Flora Wood, William ?ong, Etta Leighton, and William Woodcome respectively. iffhe production was also assisted by Margderite Constant, fhlfmpter, and Donald Allison, Francis Ayers, and Robert V ,WHEN the .GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOL v 1 B X G' n -1. vx '-,da ' , '4,.2,1 f,STe:i.x wfffw fi Wir ff- , 4.9! A f wfv. w. iv - n ' 4 E' WU! X .fqjvlti D -, - 'X' D iugzu 4- ',,,M, ,UU ,,,,.t' . .,T.!',--Q., xi 1 . 1 N xx, ' . fi f- . 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If x 'l, H SPOT! ,TEX-17174 O We owe the resl success of this play to the splendid of Miss Noyes. At our Christmas Party, which was held in Miss Gordon's several members of the class presented a play nAunt 'S Christmas Party . Those who tool: part were 'Robert , Clarisse Lebol, Mary Branowicki, Ruth Girardin and Banas, On February 6, 1940, the class cooperated with HThe ls Washington Committee in sponsoring a Barn Dance. A ttee composed of class members decorated the hall in rural fashion. As always in the month of Hay, we look forward to our social event of our school days, the Senior Dance, we hope will be a great success. Barbara Dickson, Secretary of the Class of 1940 G' 14' ..-':w. '-. igig91,.'f ' ist-J-Qsg5g5y4f .U .wwf cjZjZgZi?mxxX'c I V jun-spa--,-.h 5.-.,v W lCLASS5OF '41 l 0 , V Qnce again the class of 1941 must hold elections for eers. what a taskil This year more than ever we a good leader because' of the many activities the I am sure everyone will agree.that Milton has been a very capable president. Of course, the ',1s not the whole story behind those activities. must have his fellow officers and executive is year Francis Perron, the Romeo of North Grafton ian of Vice4Presidentg Ken Smith, Treasurer, , Secretory. Then comes the executive board of a classmate from each section of town. Ruth Fleming stood up for North Grafton, , the song bird, for South Grafton, and last any sense, George Bickford for the Center. set of officers, the able support of the thc. Junior Advisors, everything was a great ,Th ,,l RAF TON HGH SCHOOL M r'4,'1' ' . W-v'4'.w'!' -11, HU, . m' . , y 'u ' ,' Avruyil :W N' n ., N. , . . ' '- . Q , 'V ,Pt. M A . 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SPOTLIGHT 194 0 First came the Junior Sport Dance. A 'Quiz contest was heldg Larry McTorn1n and his HI-HATTERS played for dancing. The hall was decorated in blue and gold by our classmates-- Lillian Connaughton Jean Gillespie Sheilia Frazier Ruth Leonard Ken Smith Ruth Jordan Loretta Vandal George Bickford Cecelia Hisoire Milton Sullivan The dance was a success thanks to the help and support of our fellow classes. The Junior Prom was next. Art Barsey's orchestra played. Teachers, parents, and the szhool board were patrons and patronesses. The hall was decorated with greens by-- Jean Gillespie Winifred Heffernan Hazel Esten Edna Davenport Virginia Carr Our classmates Ken Smith, Henry Ainsworth, Francis Perron, George Brooks, and George Bickford spent a busy day collect- ing greens for the committee. After February vacation, our attentions were turned to the plans for the Junior Caberet. I an sure everyone remembers the three one act plays-- Her Deaf Ear By Arlo Bates Characters Cast Abigail Nason Lillian Connaughton Helen West Blanche Rawn Maid Muriel Bedge Reginald Blair Eugene Yarrington Jack Gay Bernard O'Leary Prompter Jean Gillespie Dramatic Coach Miss Noyes Jerry By Cecilia E. Shute Characters Cast Prof. Alaric Holland Louis Paine Avis Worthley Ruth Fleming Hulda Peasly Loretta Vandal Jerry Worthley Raymond Johnson Prompter Jean Gillespie Wardrobe Mistress Hazel Roche Dramatic Coach Miss Regan Criss Cross By J. G. Fuller I Characters Cast Ted Bradford George Bickford Kitty Carr Sheilla Frazier Lester Brownlee Milton Sullivan Louise Brownlee Virginia Carr A GRNTON HKSH SCHOOL N. .qt 1 1 4 vu 'vl ll v x 1'- , 1 ,fn M ff- N. W -X XT Wa' ' ' I 1 4 r' f wx a ' if wr-' 'E Lf1a'm5si3 '1w'm'fD 1 ' A -Q 1 ' ' 'Q' X K . fs if Thfif+--gh ,am-f' A y 'g J ' E'r g1'.f ,.,,,',LL . - m 2 . f , .!4,:',sif- ff:-+4 . J W? 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M m f '1 If 'f-1 1 gQ., ffQ:295 K3 '4 gl fit, f 1'. ', UQ Q-E ,w yr i Ur: '- , 'LL' N-J: I A 1' ' ' 2 'ztn fam i-C77 M' il rpg.. ,pil 1.1 .. 1. fr sf f'4:f,.a-'fv wr'-'uv - A' 4 X 1. W-i , 'nw imap' s,- - 'YJ 'iv '.,.' '. 1 '- 4, I, v-H W A5 ' A . my J, V Wk' fl., '1,,, '. ,,.i',x 1 n ll MH In u- 'N SPOTLIGHT 194 O Bud Stewart p Ken Swith A Joan Green Mary Kneeland 5Bertha Betty Perkins Prompter l Florence Taley Dramatic Coach Miss Ford Stage Fanagers Henry Ainsworth George Brooks James Bertone Songs were sung between plays by the Girls' Sextet-- Bette Fleming Mildred Hargraves H Hazel Esten Marguerite Sullivan Bertha Nault Ruth McGee All these activities were so successful in every way that the class bought a wreath at Christmas for the High School and sent each Senior off to Washington with a carna- tion in his button-hole. I As we are looking forward to another successful year at dear old Grafton High, we wish to express our appreciation to the teachers, pupils, school committee, and friends that have given us support. Respectfully submitted V Jean Gillespie ' Secretary 4 it 4-3.- I' 9 ! X 1 w The Sophomore Class Report A The Sophomore class of 1942, just like you people that ' dusted many years ago, pondered over our class officers. Q d should we elect to solve the year's mighty problems? .WG settled upon Emile Belanger, President, Amana Pelletier, Vice-Presidcntg and Mary Ermak, Secretary-Treasurer. To Close the Freshman year, some of us sailed to Provincetown. Everyone enjoyed this trip except a few whom the ocean treated roughly. Sur Christmas party, held, in Library Hall, was very Helly, Un Ehy 9, 1940, we had the delightful purpose of :spacing where the annual outing should be held. The class y , GRAFTON 1-ve:-1 so-fool r , A qyg 1 NA' Y' ' .1!u.yh'AH 1,lI1l ::', ,y vu? 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Being young and ambitious, we Sophonores anticipate a bright fu- ture. We sincerely thank the various committees for accomp- lishing highly successful class functions this year. fuuppctfvlly submitted, Mary Ermak, Secretary and Treasurer f- ' . if S X' , Li: , H ,A ' I 'Z' 'H 34-Ie, up f f'. - . m-QF , Class of 1943 - Quiet, quiet behind those doors where the Class of 1945 sits in solemn session at its first class meeting! Pri- maries have been held, nomination papers duly filed and now the momentous moment has arrived! We are actually voting! Hinds have been made up carefully after consideration of the divine eyes, sweet personalities, and magnificent phgsiques of.the candidates so that Richard Glispin, the hero of Nbrth Grafton becomes Presidentg Bill Schofield, the hero of the feminine world, Vice-President, and little Ruthie Hall, the darling of the whole class, Secretary-Treasurer. y W Turning our attention to class mottoes, we select one bulging with our spirit of achievement and progress, HNot at ,the Top, But ClimbinL!N We are inspired! We pounce on the 'spectrum, and it offers us class colors, maroon and gold. ,Sedate, don't you agree? Class dues are our next problem. The teachers--wc see why now!--suggest the establishment of B small fund for flowers or cards to sick members, perhaps a ness tax of five cents. We scorn such penuriousness and ,grandly pass a unanimous vote that class dues be twenty-five tents for the remainder of the year. A few weeks later a of the class is ill. We are all sympathy and want to ss it with a large bouquet of flowers, the treasury ds seventy-two centsg Rachel gets a card! The sale of emblems has helped the financial situation somewhat, Ver. After suggestions for class flowers ranging from to boutonnieres, we have decided to postpone choice your senior year when the matter becomes practical. Hsubur elses presents innumerable characters and person- Q GRAFTON Ht:-1 Sc:-fool if if , W u ax 'Z -' 1 1 X f 1'u1 lr 5'Y' -... 1-lf' '-.yin J ' f - ,., :HJ , ,V I ' . kc .24 ' 'UF . ,a.4Ll- - 'V'4FfA,.' . . '.':' gi- Aw ., , 4. 1 ' 4 . - . . .x..x. I ww-'v' 1 7 1-4. . f':1f?'!'1'. 4 AF v:f1r'v. N v J n 5? r 4 4 I' , 1 4141 .Eff . ' fl Ui- A ' 'Va M . - 'v' hw-. +-54331 rg. - , gn.. ,jf-. ' .I - h U :V ' mn' A X 1 I' ' ' 1 xl' '. ' l in '.Mv',4','1aA-'I Tv ' w X 1, L .1-,jr 'IH -V: . I ' , '-.nr. '.'..r1.. -W Q . 'M' A U5 , ' 'N N.,-I.. A, ' ,x ' .. A , ,. a4'1 ul, , V . -' 'ng-. Q ' 5 I mm, 'V M MQ: s rl I 5' ,WWA R1 .,,, , ,t 1. .'f -a'u'. ' -' rillvii SPOTLIGHT 194 o ealities. Here is a figure, perhaps just a little rotund, but with laughing eyes and rosy cheeks. Yonder is one who pays little or no attention to the rules, and ls, shall we say, a little headstrong. Over there is the studious person, we wonder if the daily dictionary has been duly digested. Really, though, the boys feel that the manly type predominates among them, and we are sure the girls agree. The girls, we understand, feel that they represent the attractive feminine world, and the boys second the motion unanimously. Springtime among the Freshmen finds our President, Richard Gllspin fvery handsome indeed and we know who elec- ted himl chatting with the Secretary Ruthie Hall, not an un- usual combination. The warm days are welcomed too by one blonde, Patty Shipman, known for her wget-em-allu ability. Do we see her casting her blue eyes toward a group made up of our glamour boy, Bill Schofield, Harry Jennings, popular with girls in upper classes, Burton Hobie, noted for his dramatic and musical ability, and Frank Mallalleu, whose red hair is the envy of all the girls, and his sunny dis- position, the envy of everyone! ,Girls gather in groups, too, and hero we find popular Rose Nolan entertaining in a sunny corner, Helen Dumas discussing baseball technique with Ellen Chamberlayne, Rita Iosciusko and Betty Cunningham cataloguing the Freshman boys, while Genevieve Kennedy and Geneva Childs forecast the coming fashions. Of course, we have our students, among them Kenny Boutiette and Kazar Kazarian working earnestly on an algebra problem. Is that William Davis lecturing on social problems again? His social problem, you know, is a very special Freshman lady. O'Leary and Kenny Belsito, together? Nothing unusual about that, the all absorbing subject of basketball. ' A large number of us form an awed circle to hear tales of Washington from the Seniors: the boat trip that disagreed with Etta Leighton and her luncheon, George Prentiss' un- fortunate appendix, the annual disappointing burlesque show, the sailor he-men, and, of course, the buildings and the people. We fervently hope that everyone realizes the appreciation of the Seniors for their chance to go, and we assure you that the Class of 1945 will be just as ap- preciative. , On the whole, we feel that we are a class with great .GRAHCN HIGH SCHOOL V . l xl: Vbvb Mu. WE :sf f' 11' J-5-N . I , f .' P. . ' .- 1'1 2 ' 0 , a 5 I ' 2 v - 4 S- if ,- I b 1 nf! ! - - - r ' ' 'E 4- .L RW ' 5 .-4.73 wgv' 'P Elvis: , 3, s,, , ax ' ' ' My 5 ' 1 5 g . ' , , K . ' -1,1 , 1 ' . ' zammm-5,.A'u. 5+ TJ f f -1 , - A .- . M J v W . cl Ja. n lg-.I ,QL .I ' ' . . A N... ,. , ,V-14 . . u ,A , ,1,!'j1j,5 -1 1.1 ' ' 7 .vo ' fl , ' -. .. A , l, 2.3 .T 5,..'..x , . ,I ' ,a 'P' ,gf ,- , ,, ' , 1 H.. gi.. .. 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J v I IC FQ' 9?'f' o 'QVC-L',RTv ., J fn -16'-'i4.'s3'a' I f v Compiled by Genevieve McCarthy Burton Robie Barbara Roche ' Patricia Shipman -. - M-. 425 ,111 -flqfvc: J-5 'lg ?fEf: Qax. , -- jus .mf-'l :li 'ff2f'r.,,-5 I, X ,Mg ja 1' - l ' , A., X. Y 2 C'--' t, Q! fflfiwfwf I iw 'g fzfx K,-:WJ im sw A ,Qfsff :gig - YE ff. 145532 'Hi ?Wr ' 9xWwiV . 7 - XX ag I0 A -NL XX.: if fy ', i AX , AA ' SENIOR CLASS som: v.-A f En Il If A TUNE: Playmates 2 4 at ' S , -.1 ...qw-a... M. Goodbye, dear Classmates, We're leaving Grafton High ' Four years have been such fun, They only seemed like one. Our friends and teachers,' Were all so kind and true, So now to Grafton High We say adieu. we never will forget The people we have met, And now we're out into the world So ship ahoy, we're sets We're sorry, Classmates, To leave dear Grafton High, But Time has drawn us near To win the victory dear. , Wefll meet again, friends, In all parts of the town, Goodbye, dear Grafton High, Hello, Alumni. 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Ainsworth h K. Belsito S. Krula K. Larrivee n N. Wood F. Laflamme C. Benoit A. Pelletier A. Bellefeuille G. Herbert the first time in many, many years Grafton High School was represented on the football field. Our team was formed in midseason taking over the schedule of East Douglas fHigh School, which decided to give up football for lack of .fund . ' s ' c Da 7 ' 8 Co great fellow YBQPO ache larrinuton, rcla , and Jordan voluntarily up their time to show us some of the fundamentals of fall game. They took on a hard task s had had any previous experience in for none of high school seasons record is not one to shout about but the ence gained this year will stand us in good stead for Things to remember from our first fo otball sea- in 25 years are the playing of Captain Gordon Troy and Gyto O tie with Leister in our only home game. , 'K I: :gif .-M.. 59' S ,- -Q 4, 1--, , Y- lj X I-L xf- f BASKITBAQL Bqptain: Philip Cormier 1 Coach: Leon Hamel William Pong Norman Perreault Donald'Bonin Gfbeary Godfrey Kurphy Donald Smith eh ston Loyd Cluett Kenneth Belsito TON HIGH SCHOOL lv I , ,' , v-f,Tk5?lf,g':8V'. !Jc Lv' 4-2 .Xu In 1 ' 'I PU, .- -f-. A, 41. V . ,gf IX nr Y N, r,.'.Ix ,t 1:0 ' ' 'Min Q N I' . a . 'X ' ' v . 15' I I 1 4 I .N ' 4. I ' : Q, X' 1 ' 5 . A W ,I V , . , b 5 lf . 1 rf 1 , 4. V H Q I up ,nu Q- 'v 1 Q-,QI ' IF 3 Y - an-, i24 .fznvf-'Q-?ff.f'iQ1i ' ww' W 1 hm w v-n r's'y,,- ?' -5 N , . f'V'i,:x QQ, ,l'- 1'1,I f. .ri - . ' Ml 'V Q11 'I Q11 , llwfx 4 , J' jxrgdf, l. . . 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Our two high scorers on last year's championship team were lost to us. Mickey Murphy was struck with appendlcitis and Butch Bertrand had become a Prodigal at Saint John's. Coach Hamel found himself with not one who had the experience of playing with last year's team. During the season our team, Captain Cormier, Pong, tO'Leary, Johnston, Perron, and Yeulenskl proved themselves fto be scrappy and courageous. Handicapped by lack of height, inexperience, and misfortune they fought on. Notable victories were: Grafton 45, Milbury 27, Grafton 58, Upton 163 and Grafton 58, Blackstone 27. Heart- breaking loses were, Shrewsbury 25, Grafton 233 and Milbury 29, Grafton 28. Our high scorers were Pong with 97 points and O'Leary with 78. Everyone applauds the teams' sports- manship and fight--disregarding the record in wins and loses. The fine record of our second team, the return of Murphy and Bertrand, and the added experience which Coach Hamel has been able to instill in thc players fwith due regard to the fact that the Northbridge Juggernaught is no longer in our league? convince us that is not a vain hope Grafton will win the championship in 1941. ffl I If I I f--. W fx! ,g, r Q ff-?qfX,xl,fQ:- acfx lx 311 9 ' BASEBALL Captain: William Pong Coach: Leon Hamel A efzflfrofv HIGH so-fool ,ur-fl VAN l,V.'.,, w '44 lx 1 V I 2 Q: ' W-.J ,n 0 a I v B . . I , m Y' n 4 4 f, I. ' v 'J' -. '-y 1. . u. J up . -4, fvpv ' .,' . -1 -. g . ,,, r - . 1 - n 1-.5: . '- , . 'xiykwl ff. .g I . , U I I 1 ,' . . . '.,14 I -1' 1... a- . 4 4. , 4 . vs lvl' . ' A . 4.1 .5 ., J u ' .w1vf,.,.. , . ' rf ,r 1 op, n, -MM if . 1 M , H , XM! ,x u -4-5 ' 1 , I . 1- is he .41 f f '- Wg Fv,14Tf, 1343. 'xl 3 A7 . S.1gos,,.,v ,Q I 9'- X '41 1 .Nt ,-'W . .1 J' I' '. -1. , X -' , - w- 4 , 4 - ni. mr -q' 1 gqf. 4 Ki, I n -, X , -. I 1 ' . I L v 5 . 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IRI..-M 'I .H '.1ll'5Jf.u.r rA' I 41U1ln xr.Anl'...ll:lll.ullrnl:lnllllrl 1, .SPOTLIGHTXMQ r Stanley Branowickl , Henry Ainsworth Godfrey Murphy Matthew Smith Craig Johnston Leo Lucier George Raymond Gordon Troy Philip Cormier Francis O'Leary Norman Perreault James Baker Stanley Krula Kenneth Belsito Rex Baxendale Francis Boutiette Manager: Robert Weymouth Our Baseball team has six games to play as the Spot- light goes to press. This report there fore will be like an unfinished symphony. Grafton's Baseball team started out in first, but ended in reverse. In the first game we tramp- led Blackstone in the dust to the tune of 15 to 2. We then proceeded to trounce Auburn 8 to 23 Upton 81toj5g and Shews- bury 19 to 5. Then the bubble burst. Uxbridge defeated us 14 to ll and Northbridge vanquished us l8 to 2. The team has won four and lost two games. 'Babe' Branowicki has provided our opponents with plenty of exer- cise batting 558. 'Joe' Krula is our leading hitter with an average of 565. Our pitchers are strong at bat also. Micky Murphy is batting 587 and Leo Lucier is right behind him with 385. We hope that too many games will not be rained out so that our boys can make their scores higher and their batting averages healthier. f f , f ' V gli' T,. W if SPIRIT or cooPERAT1oN The 1939-1940 athletic program at Grafton High School includes seasonal lnterschool activities in football, basket ball, and baseball, The opportunity to participate in any or all of these sports is the privilege of every boy in the achool. We do not expect to meet with equal success every year, because graduation takes some of our finest players, while others have to drop out because of illness, transfer- ring to other schools, and so on. However, this past year we have been most fortunate in that an exceptionally large number have come out for the various sports, and most of these will be returning next year. The experience they have had should prove most valuable and several of these boys will be real assets to next year's teams. GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOL v . . . EDEN p.m u.a... -fmdi..-. , . M 1, o ff 'DllMn ,t..+. -' ff fwfhfgtf ,M '44, LT V J.. 1 ,, .,v. . I K . ml , . . ' . mg 1 , 'UI X .. N .- 3.53. ,.. . -a H f . A , 'J .,. .. . . 4 . . v ,' . l ' 1 J 1. Y ' D .r V v' In 12.15 .3 . H .. a,' 5 I .s ' - N.. 1'g . J . ' , ' , . ' 1:-N-, Q. ' l 1 '. 1 - . V' .5 rl J . . , v.. ..v, 'X' ' .,:l,.,v .1.'v . , v :' , . :V A I.: ' F ' , r . . . . y . x -r. . ',,.i 5 ,,. 4' 'lx . .vm 1 W J 5 il' , .4 AE. f we-... '- : f7. gf -awff ' . , . , - 51.i :,8Mi5Ji-.g! f 57.,.9Q.tv9v: ...I - .-A f, ,.' , , nf, .-,z A fi-19fEfX'ff! ,Q , ,. .,, 1 3 ,,: - . ,G-, .,. ' . , af,-v 4 .1,. Q- f. ' u ' 1 ' ' , -1 A. . lr- I H ,, - -1 ., .J.. reg.: D' u ' ' I . Fa .1 1..g'T'.'f l ' ' '1. . ' ' ' ' W' u v J' pc .w 4, y,,' . - f 1 x - ,,.-..- 6 0. T .4 -v1.,-- ,. 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Team work is the only way to success, and petty jealousies, un- willingness to accept decisions, criticisms or suggestions inevitably ruin the morale of a team and spell defeat. If every player will keep foremost in his mind this idea of individual responsibility' Grafton High School will have reason indeed to be proud of the teams we send out to rep- resent it. COACH HAMEL ' lg? uo4t i H' . 1 -2. Q ' . ,sv . ' --.-as-': . w'.-xr -Q H, 'L with -sygi' Q Q A 9 v'.. -. f ' ,..:'- f gf. .fqvriirsgfg-as-f. -wc' .hir .f,b'.2.f3'i I - 1? Q 32 K2 F , ul..'.::T1 ... 1 ,Q-il Ji, YY ' Y YYY' YO 'ff' 1-Quik I. Q if-i 53-?h4zff?g'f ij 1-1 '- In if--aff. H f- l A LL AN TR Y . ' L7 yi? L P y Fiilmliff 5 f..'..1 'L L OODFELLOVVSHLP X L lags. 'l Tux' . ' ' ll fl . ff: -1 if , -31. 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THE FRENCH CLUB - Le Cercle Francais, the French Club of our school, elected these officers for the scholastic year 1939-1940: g Marguerite Constant--President Raymond Lemaire--Vice-President Olga Matuzek--Secretary George Brooks--Treasurer Gertrude Kosciuskoi-Social Committee Chairman The Social Committee consisted of: ' Lorraine Guilmette Bernard Boutiette Irene Dumas Loretta Vandal Stuart Gibson Dinsmore Ross Le Cercle Francais has as its purpose not only the promotion of amlability among the students of French, but also provision of the opportunity to the group to speak the language in a social environment, Sixty-five students in the French department have participated in activities which included the learning of French songs, dances, and games. At Christmas time French carols were sung and gifts were exchanged. One meeting included the presentation of the Wguignoln, a puppet show, under the direction of the Junior Class. ,A musical program featuring music was another high- light among the presentations. Annually, the final meeting is an gutdoor picnic to which all students of French are tnvite o The Social Committee carried out the management of the programs and refreshments in a very efficient manner Athroughout the year. Their enthusiasm was caught by the students who enjoyed this pleasant way in becoming ac- qgainted with the customs and habits of the French in their GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOL I 1 H -.r' .fjw-:,' 'a . 4- , 1 '. 'f v, 1 ' J , , L. ' , 4 Q 1 1 . W 1 ,Q . . X Q ' -A1 'a' ' 'X N N . - 3'9 , H ' '-' .' 4 M -u .4 1 . ' I , Jn. ,H Q gg ,1:,,.', ,vil ' .v', ,I '. '1,p. .54 w .TM,q? , , '1,N. A .S . ' ' Pg' , .Q aa, 5:2 ' X 2 s,.. ' ' 1 . Q ya.. 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Y l rv' -ljj' MQ, 'lnf'f-1n'8L,.Mi459L9 A W' K, 1+' 55EV7 G' -I fi L, I 1,23 .uf CIS. in X-QALXEQ QL 1 .'1,, 'i'a ,lf-T' .f..'1, ! 4 '--,af-wg-stil ij: mf 4541 -iv-12 .. 9 ' 4-,mi f.fX'7f ' P-mf-,',' ,Az Q2 f, 9 it-as-ff , .:'ZHi..iw'i.'a'f'?8i ggeyl .11 mv: 61 -fi! 5. g1m9w-wf9 1.I..f' fff- i'4AY.I4.1f'f' f,fl Jb1vig, ' , . ' f -'W 1, lwf, N , ,. , W M l, My N 1 , I -V ww In h, 1. ,- A' W Wx W W W' t we I' ,wh L.-li-.-'f :iv QV xx' H-. 1, W- X, 'w 'hhwwiff ' I - fm ' H ' ' Q xml , H, .rf ,, .N ,!. .lg +. 4 Ex ln I ' 11.1.-:C .4 'NA 'I'.. tw. ltuLLn .f. K4 K 1. El-n'.1lllnxlII4lllliI1 I ,Pl B PVP T e L2 SPOTU ,HT f94o 4, g i ne- n wyn' . -9- .m iQQE!:EZ2EH i5mWfj ,15??f'5.5'F' 4. V .-A i5-fly M224-:z... -A ,-..,p.1 ,.', tv! A , I .WZ jmjf -di!-, 8 lg: Tim oscmzsafaa The Grafton High School Orchestra has since its beginning in September, 1958, with a membership of eight instrumentalists, grown to a well-balanced group of sixteen. The members include: Roy Atchue Robert Cote Etta Leighton Barbara Bosquet Nora Garner Gilbert Nichols Margaret Bourcier Stuart Gibson Betty Perkins Willard Brown Harriet Howard Blanche Rawn Marguerite Constant Donald Ingalls Burton Robie Barbara Sanford This year in conjunction with the Girls' Glee Club the orchestra presented a program on January 19th in the Town Hall. The program for both groups included the nOverture to Tannhausern by Richard Wagner, Nwaltz of the Flowersn from the nNutcracker Sulten By P. Tschaikowsky, nTales from the Vienna Woodsn by J. Strauss, uvalse Tristen by Sibelius, nPoemn by Fibisch, nLa Paloman, Yardier, nThc Prayern from 'Haensel and Greteln by Kumperdinck, NAve Varian by Franz Schubert, and nie who the Longing Known by Tschaikowsky. Seloists for the concert were Nora Garner, Barbara Sanford, Burton Robie, and Joseph Erenius of the class of 1953. . This year's was the first musieale in many years. Yany of the musicians only began their study of the instrument which they played during the present or past year. The enthusiasm of their .parents and friends at their first public appearance inspired them to work toward more and better presentations of good music. ' 'rim GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, which holds its rehearsals of Vonday morning, has elected these officers for the current year: Bette Fleming--President Marguerite Sullivan--Vice-President V Secretary 5 Treasurer--Ruth Fleming Librarian--Barbara Sanford Qdllast performance of the C-lee Club will be at graduation. , GRAFTON HIGH SCHOGL nl vrgv 4 uzu3'g'ag' - . 1, 1 . 4 1 . er 1 I Nfl. I X, 11 A gd' I1 fn. '1 .' ' ' ' w - ' -' 1 ax sf 4 ns .F il-1.'V?w i'Y 't. L 1 4 -'Ui 1 , ' .9 ,u . .nu-hi ,nlnr Q-pw! , I . . . O 't .n l4' 'X Qg--1-3,:'f- ---'--n-..1...- 1'. 1 - ..-. , A - ' -.'-1----J 1- - 1 u . fa 1 - ' If! myel- I 'Sl' . A 1 1 ' . 7 'f .'!e me -. 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' Q SPOTLIGHT !?4o I Accompanlsts: Barbara Sanford--Jean Gillespie Members are: fvivian Bailey Eleanor Gilbertson Bertha Nault ' Pearl Baker Florence Haley Shirley Perron Beatrice Blckford Mildred Hergraves Blanche Rawn Barbara Bosquet Joyce Hawes .--, Rita Richard Ellen Chamberlayne Wlnifred Heffernan Bertha Sherman Lillian Ccnnaughton Mary Kneeland Marguerite Sullivan Hazel Esten Harriet Howard Loretta Vandal Shirley Fleming Eleanor Kearnan Edna Davenport Ruth Fleming Olive Maynard Sheila Frazier Bette Fleming Etta Leighton Betty Perkins Nora Garner Ruth McGee Eleanor Seabury Genevieve Watkins Instructor of music . .+: 31 1. ,3.,.---1, I :Eg I F ' : fi ,. . f 'f es,r4 , 1 I:g'jf ' 1 :Q . 1 Seq: ..,. ', 1: 5' 1-. 1 f ..:Q3,.i.,..:?5. W , l55r'.p6?'ffggl HI seen! CLUBS 1 In the History classes this year we have endeavored to incorporate into the class-room work those activities us- Wally listed as extra-curricular. In the American History classes we have had round-table discussions and radio pro- giams dealing with current events. The Ancient History H'88B has completed two newspapers, one on Babylonian his- tory and one on Hann1bar's invasion of Italy. The European History class has completed a newspaper dealing with Nap- o1een's victory at Austerlitz. ' The project begun last year of decorating Room 2 with tinge and posters of a historical character has been 90mp1eted. For the North Grafton Parent Teachers Association, the san History students gave a debate on the Neutrality t in November. mln June they will give a speaking contest the D. A. R. For Memorisl Day the Sophomore cless pre- ted a slay derling with America's relationship to the ar. Florence Sanford History Department GRAFTON H161-1 SCHCDOL C, ,f 1 1 , x 'fx-4f,u 'v1 Xl ' n IH'-M mfg-' ' x4 VW ' ' shuf J., ', 1, hx 4 l 1- wry A 1 u X , L , o ' ' 'V Q - N- My v 1- vfff v 'V an I 511 ,f.. I I 1 1 , 4 4 n ' ' 1 . 1 1 , n L A ' ex L' .. 'Val 11. Wg! A U -. Qmg 5 Q 51 1 S T ' L, ' 4 In , 2 '. J 1 ,H N N, , w, , 'v ,., ,1., ,,n,. N tu wil 1' ' ',T','.-f,l,.':UIl1.u he SPGTUGHT X740 .71 ll I Mi. .fn ly we INTERNATIONAL CLUB nternational Club is enjoying itsfrsixth conaecu of e istence. It accepts for membership only are fortunate enough to have one or both parents a foreign country, and in six years numerous have been represented: France, Poland, Lithuania, 18 Sweden, lreland, Canada, Germany, and of the club is purely social and its Every other Thursday afternoon finds us plates, learning to knit, tat or crochet, eather, baking, rehearsing for plays, making iscussing clothes, make up, and anything at all. lnted the school kitchen! ' Once a year we try to nic, Ld last year we began an activity which we be annual. Denning our best clothes we chose Farm for our banquet. Our dignity was superb LC meal, but afterward, oh! dignity and our Sunday forgotten as we rushed to play softball, to swing, and, nest of all, to jitterbug in the barn. year among our members arc three Seniors, one ive Sophomoros, eleven Freshmen, and two teachers, f and iss Hall. The Sophomorcs, lively gals, it vticcr, ran off with the election for tary Irmak of r braids and glorious complexion is Presidentg arran, one of the jolly twins, Vie:-Presidontg Lrd, our dainty and efficient Secretary. Stasia asvrer, has a brother in the Navy and yearns for a L ' v u lice to meet the Trcshrcn members? Here are Wkevitei and Hand: Akstin. Count on them to round make u play games, and tidy everything thorough- lec Donnie Eranowicki and Rita Kosciusko. They 'risemon glamour girls. June Lund and 'Stills golden blondes, with all their vim should keep the EE. Grace Lfazz and Katherine Skafisnos are f as they never miss a meeting we know they plan to o Cs moan more than it ever did. Vaureon Smith is 'WAP TON HIGH SC!-IO OL 1 N .5 . -,.v-- V., nv.. ry sg-.H .N 'j ,N ,.! ,. H. , H , 3.'.'f J' N . -f of' fN:',,M1,'1!.'4f!' T1 . ' , 'lg yn, , ,1. 1 0, , ,I. . .1 ,, 'lx ., f . 'v ,no ,' s -K . , ,. vt' X '. ' uf' .' fl .' 5 .Rf .Q Ir wgk .1 ,F ' 1 1' 1 ' 'ali' ,1: .1 .J ' V. Uv 1 1'3 w .' fy. . QYWVW1 'Hx' .sh Y, , . 1' , U q Y ' y-fqv' n .uv - - . A . ' 4. 4 f ' q . . I . ,V 'h . , , , Jr. Y' ' I ..- w ' Q ' 5 J , sz. .f'g'.1.,,? ... .1 A v-'yn s ' . wa. an . nm-4 '- 1' 1 v fm Nu. I ' .5 .bmxfxgf 1 ..' fl ,pg , , ., 'Nl-', ' . '54 ' ' P.-2 - . , 4 ,e .N 14 ,1 H ' . , -,ju .X - ' . K, ' glwillli L 5 , 'WH' , .. ' . 'yff 4 f 3' ' . 14-f ' 3:12 W ,,,:, .4 ' ..' up' 'L , - Y Q , , l . -I ', .V:...: I: L- . .' 4 . ..f'Wgfm - , . t - -I.-4 V A ' V 'Y I -1 A PA' ' 1 ,: Qs-75 ,-x uf ,Q cI,.:-gifs., ,-- ? 4, . 4, .4444-J,5!.,q 5 1 ' L ff? J ,., 1, Y '- 1 fn ' 7 - r- ' cgi' A ,. f.' a,-.gf ,N- Nj? hh 1. ' v. -,Nnj ' -rl ,,Q'4vQl'Q'H' ' LN-.V , fe' . 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Victoria Pedsiadle is Shy but just as lovely as she looks. The only Sophomore who is not an officer is that other twin, Doris Kearnan. Are those twins going to ton or are they going to Wash1ngton?? They are!! And how proud we are of our Junior member, Gertrude lbseiuskol Such' clothes, and she makes many of them! Such harming manners! And such cream as she brings from the farm for refreshments! lP k. , 1J..f..'1.'-1.1 LQ: Q. 1 Ewebotar, and Mary Branowicki leave our best wishes for the tinued success of the club. .Egg Q9A,f I Ge' r T DRAMATIC CLUB ' Members of Dramatic Club S Geneva Childs Helen Dumas -. Maureen Smith Barbara Roche '. Gilbert Nichols William Davis Genevieve McCarthy Margaret Boucier Burton Robie Rita Koseiusko :YK Ellen Chamberlayne Betty Cunningham -' Kazar Kazarian Frank Mallalieu A William Schofield Marguerite Sullivan . Jeremy Smith Bette Fleming C Patricia Shipman Marguerite Constant After a year of sleep the Dramatic Club caught spring and came to life with animation. Last year's members, the help of Miss Noyes, rounded up enew Lunts and Fon- en March 8th we elected officers. Burton Robie was Pfllldent. Genevieve 'McCarthy, alias Miss Freshman hlinue Vice President. The treasurer was none other SEI! Schofield, and the secretary, Genevieve Kennedy. fa efwrow HIGH. SCHOOL .,.y' . Mr. , 5 Il ,-LI ' 'LI ' 'v'?'.V. I 1 af' N : . f - -5. P' - W I an 5 Y 1 ,N ' 1 V I 1 ' J I U 0 .. u v 4 ' ' ' 4 5 '-J V. b YV. I . .If , , . . . I. I . AI QL: ,Ia- . I IQ . , r ' s I U ,I 'I . .. ' ' - 4 - - , : .1 -lc 1 I I, 1 1I .- hi- ,-.1-, 25jqI . ' I II ,ly Q 1 f ' 9 1 -' J .. .' .- . I.-14,-. .,,,- 1 , ',. ' -w.'I'-Il v 4. 1 f .1,,,...Ik'iI.1.c:: f '- ,1 un- ' tad'-r'f 'I fgvfn ' ' , f , 'lj' ' . H 4 NAFI ' ', fu 'A . 5 4. . , ' ,UH ? 4? '.,.l '- M f - 'jf I , Q . 5 - i ', - , HAI HM '-,,3?'K I ' , ' 1' 1 ,- I .' I. 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VII .I . il- Q. , .,.,I 'M w If l '.'1 ' sA .Q ,D ' sI 1 ,I' 'iff 'Nu A' xr' Q X' :ww Q'. ,9I wg ffm? f f iMf0MY ,W-i1gwIHf 4 W' Z,f:3: 5??2, Ms . 1 QI I. F :I I. III In . ' 4. . l', 1,' ' v ',.'Lf x -. ,-AI-. --.1 . l ,:,, .. . Q4 : l42!. ' SPOTLIGHT 1740 o In an Academy Award we held at the first meeting, Bette Dayls and Spencer- Tracy were the winners of the nOsenr:U. Baby Sandy and Mickey Rooney were our favorite Juvenile nc- ters. Our next meeting fell on April lst. The committee of the club officers presented a one-not play entitled NSpar- kian. Orrin played by Billy Schofield went a Nepnrkinn Lsssie played by 'Genna' Kennedy. Susrn, whose part wrs taken by 'Gen' McCarthy, and Granny, played by Burton Hobie, did their best to help them, Orrie had many mishaps and the comical doings of Granny furnished many laughable moments in the Dlay. On the following meeting n play called 'Knives From Syrian was put on by the committee. Mrs. Buster, WEll1en Chamberlayne, wanted her daughter, Rhodle, played by Maureen Smith, to marry Charlie, the hired man, enacted by Burton Hobie. However, Rhodle loved the Syrian Peddler, Jerry Smith. Everything turned out all right in the end with Rhedie marrying the peddler. At our lest meeting June 3rd, the charter for our club was reed. Meetings wi l be held on the first Monday of every month and the club will llmlt its members to 30 n year. Dues will be 50 cents annually. The entertainment was a fest-moving comedy entitled, 'Madness In Triple T1me'. The Brendle triplets, Joanne, Judy, and Gerry, played by Helen Dumas, Pot Shipman, and Genevieve Kennedy, had acting ambitions. Their Joy was complete when they prepared for a visit from the great motion picture producer, Ernesto De Veros, played by Frank Mallelieu. However, they m xed him up with a salesman named Joe, Billy Davis, until Judy straightened things out. Mama recognized De Veros as her one-time leading man, Bennie Benson, and Joe was given the hero's role in De Veros's forthcoming production. We hope that next year will be as successful as this YBQTA Genevieve Kennedy GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOL I b 1 H 11' .92 ' 5, .1 ,A u 5' 1 .I sum 41 ' n- I U If -- , ,-1n b 'l'u,- .. .N ,NF 180 . i '1 1 4 ' f' 'f'1'r:'., -us.. ' 1 If-wi? M111 'P ' Y tgirl. 1 - 1 if 1 ,Q 1 ,.1w , -:bm slr, .l , I 1+ .1 L 'I I, 'A '5'11s'k4 'Y -s 1 ' 5 -J fp .',1'f'1 'g .s ' ibwufl,-1 Gi., , ' 1 , 1.4 qu. Y. .f. ,', .,. , .1-I . , 1' 5' In., i - ' -' .' 1 wg .',:.- ?'JTi, W1 1. gl' IT if F I s .. .m,, I .jf1 'fQt1b!M11. 10 H914 v. H . ' ' 'Ti' 'Ea' ' S ' s. Tfvgxst ,- 'z '1 11 - N '1 Mgt , 1' 1 1 pa. MH5W'.1.. IW'- . 5:11, A ff . A1 . 1. 1 ' '- .. 9. ' I. YK lk' '- :' 1 .4 5 . Inf QQ' NA. 1 . 4 - 1, 1.131 ww ,. '91 1 r Q . - ' if' 'a'l71'f.1'1,v f., W. l 1' 11 Wo. x 9. Al Ln A 4 W -4 ' J ' 711' 10512 Kiwi: Q- I ' 1 ,u A , .-9 .. 1.14 , . ' ' gfnfwv 'lf' v ,f 0. . 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F 'Is-sg 5 . .. , . 4 -g1!:w'g.'51g'- f f,L Z:1, .1 V 1 Q 'aa :dL.afersfa was a -. .12 -'., EYES . g: it:.L:'g:Fjf?gl 'Z ' -.-'F,s?',,p -1-.1 r ,,.7'..g, 4 .', :f-15,122 , .r-'Y 2 f -- -'J'-14 .'-..'.. 2:1 -..Ii! ..53 .,' 'Hqihff WASHINGTON TRIP HTMOIRS Sailing, sailing, over the BOUNDING main.. We're off on our Washington trip. The long awaited moment has arrived. Bill Gillespie has already taken command. His faithful crew were seen leaning over the rail, ever on the alert, far into the night. Teddy Lysik and Irene Banas were commended for their extreme watchfulness. After a hearty breakfast of bacon and scrambled eggs, the class' got a good view of New York on a foggy morning. Arrived at Pennsylvania Station, Bob Weymouth, Don Allison, and Gordon Troy, the three gallant gentlemen of the Senior Class, were seen occupied in the task of carrying Uxbridge bags. Left Pennsylvania Station on the Grafton Special. I On the train, the calm? expectancy of the class was broken. only by the snoring of Evie Allen. Ace Fleming skun all the boys at poker. The roof leaked. Anyway it was wet inside. Mysterious man with the green tie left train at Baltimore. Chris Columbus Baker was the first to spot the Washington Monument. It was snowing in Washington. It was gloomy in Washington, also.' The scene girl are seen kissing in train. Lovers about to part? Neither the boy nor the girl walked over to another gate this couple was seen to walk Continental. 5 is Union Station. A boy and a the crowd around the outgoing No? Let's look into 'thie. get on the train. They simply and kissed some more. Finally blissfully toward the Hotel Hare they married?U asked the doorman. nNaw,U Jordan replied, UFat ain't even engaged.U Saturday night the stars were shining. The boys attended a light opera. 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In the evening everyone spent an enjoyable three hours at the Congressional Library. At ll:3O, everyone attended the socialite wedding of J. Adington Baker and Kiss Shorty Eccleston. This happy ceremony was performed on the capital steps by the very Rev. Ducly Jordan. Tompkins and Radzik went into conference with Mayor Fitzgerald of South River. we had an enjoyable breakfast of bacon and scrambled eggs. The boys are very sad today. Mayor Fitzgerald of South River has cut his intended three weeks stay at the Hotel Continental to two days. His Honor was heard to mumble -xenLtfing' about Wbean eatersn to the doorman as he left. The girls must have been fighting. Anyway Narion Hill was locked in her room by Carol Chanberlayne. She had to be rescued by a gallant bellboy. ' With longing eyes the class watched part of the ,16,500,000 that is printed every day roll through the presses at the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. As the president was speaking at the Pan American Union, the class breezed up the Washington Vonument. The monument, 555 ft. e inches high, is built partly of Massachusetts marble and pwrtly of Tennescc Granite, and has a high water mark, about lOOift. up, from the great flood of 1871. -In the afternoon we made a short stop at the Rock Creek Park. This is one of the two largest zoos in the country. Thirty minutes is entirely too short a time te see it all. Almost everyone agreed that the monkeys were about the most interesting people in Washington. Marguerite Constant was heard to remark, nGee, they have those Juniors back at Grafton High all beat.n We then viewed, in the rain, the Tamb of thc Unknown Soldier,-and the Lee Mansion. We paused briefly at the Lincoln Vemorial, one of the most beautiful buildings in Washington. So o of the class tried out Waehington's nite life while others engaged in the more strenuous pastime of roller Skating. Etta Leighton and Annie NacDougall fought over B nny t o Sa a swe t . d o bed. 'tal i.f 3'al,f, WCV, if ' vl'tQx Gifs Fafbfv HIGH 567-15561 gf- 'GQ'-1 W 'i 'P-Lf W 1am- . sv 1 4 1 ' , 1 z ' 953 -was ' QM , in ,gi 1 U4 ' ' X4 1. ,...4.. . 1 1 v'i1'. .Q -' 'll --',n , 'I Q ' ' . , 'III' I. . gil ' ' v 1 . U .5gNv. , . ' -,-.y ,xh a .- .4 fx . -' ..-.- 5-ay. V .' ,.1 1'-S 5 .. ' 1. ' tbl u 't ' 1 nv' .-.' -...I t. 1 -'Ji I X I I 1 I. i l , .. If ..l a1.. .-117 -1 -' .L g . .,'.4f' at fx A af 4,f 1 . A nnyrth' . lmmi. 1 'L , .- .. ,J .', ., .1 1..,.- . L ,'- --g ,la-. 'fl -.-w. 1 ..1.f f ., u,, - X .L v . . 'Q-1' -f ,. . . .1 u' ,w Wu-Ax- 0 4 K ', - U -AP, . .:f ' w ' v - 0 I 0 is . 779'U fs '? df IJXHAI.-.4 I ' H.:-' '32-1 . ,, .11 - ' W, r' .f . 1 '. C' Vi Q' 'f' s n a r A , , A .'f,'f u ' X ,' 1 X 1 ,, 'W Ati' a 4 aff. .k' 'avr-?' I-ZS' 1 -. .. SPOT! IGHT 174 0 We had r delicious breakfast of bacon and scrambled eggs. A selitary member of Local Union No. 19 is still picketing the hotel. Walked to Capitol and had our pictures taken. Went on comprehensive tour of the Capitol. Congress was not in session while we were in the building but someone called to mind the story of the dcsrman who warned elderly ladies not to go into the Senate Room because it sounded nlike a damned Kindergartenn. And did you know that the Capitol cost only two-thirds as much as one af Uncle Sam's battleships. We spent the afternoon rather religiously, visiting the Washington Cathedral, the Cathedral at Georgetown University and the Franciscan Monastery. These are imposing structures although the first two are not yet completed. That evening found most of us either at the Chevy Chase Ice Palace or roller skating. Etta Leighton and Annie MacDougall centinued the fight ever Benny the Sailor. The Chevy Chase Ice Palace is nice, but it surely eats up money. Reliable lnfrrmatirn has it thft Mimi Blladeau, a flawless skater at home, had to be picked up off the ice by one of the'handsome rttendants. We ate a delightful brerkfast of eggs and scrambled bacon. We visited Museums, rncther case when time 1sn't half long enough. Evie Allen is still wondering why the guard was angry when she asked if he killed and stuffed all the animals himself. With some misgiving we visited one of the most interesting buildings in Washingtcn, the F. B. I. Bob Weymouth was heard to murmur, nwell, if Bill Pong and Joe Mercik can get through without getting caught, why eheuld I worry?N Arrived at Annapolis. After visiting the historical old capitol, we watched the mi shlpmen on parade. Bill Gillespie, Katt Smith, and Eddie Bean came to the conclusion they could march almost as well rs the Boy Scouts. Well, our last night ln Washingtenl The night of the class party! Benny the Sailor compromised and took out both Etta Leighton and Annie MacDougall. Everyone went to bed early. ' xl A different breakfast this morning. We obtained a 'serumptuous breakfast of scrambled eggs and burnt bacon. Sametime, heaven alone knows what day it was, we found time to visit the Pan American Union and the White House. left for packing and scuvenir hunting. Major GR!-WTGN HIGH SCI-IOGL 'ffm wr: n C' 1 ,V ff '- ' 1. Q 4 ja I X 'lg 's!'f nl mm . .t mu-x, , 1 25 v g nwj ?w 51 ff R' 4 f. gf-4 .nv mgfs.mgH!frflvgsw :!S Ewan WY Mild' Y 151 g1:'3:9' f'iS' , i Mm.: if , n,I., nw 1n,mLW 13 , gnfMi ,,t a3.1f - ','- ' rf? Qin: T' 'i viii, Vx A 'I t xgfi . my '- 51w? '95 x 4 . 'Wi' lx t I u ' u 1 fi +, .Q1,,wf wf+ N u vjgll, A' iw. w?,1 5.5, vp L -M r Jrapf ' ' Y uf 1 . A 1 Q' ,L ., 'x E Hn wut H' .wx .,., If Www , fmt ff 'H f A Y' v up l , Ju-J ,1?,.,n - 4 . M 'V nit ,, , X: r, , 5, Y. X .., 1.1, ,q. 'A 'N WL x N., ,wwe-4.A4'l' 1 'L- 'N' 5 'NL' .M ,U I. Id! at no .vu . 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Such celebrities as Robert Tompkins, Jack Kennedy, and Bette Fleming live in this town. We are here for an indefinite length of time. The horrible Grinding out The guns are That's a wer Matt Smith WAR scourge has struck again, the lives of men. roaring with a din, not to be in. Hitler has made many speeches, But they fell to the ground like so mrny peaches. Stalin ls behind then, yes, But whrt's in his mind we ell can guess. WH1tler must gon is the British cry, So the wer goes on and many die. The gas kills men, left and right, Oh! this is n war, might against might. American men must stay fut of there, or we'l1 have Herr Hitler in our hair. Dalsdier's there, Mussolini too, But these, my friends, sre'only a few. Sc heed my warning before 1t's too late, Or our democracy will be smashed by hate. Fletcher 'riamsn GRN: TON HIGH SCHOOL WU' ' ' ' f 5 'xy 'I' do sax' .M w , ' 1 f 1 . . x A M1 ' H v ,Ip In rl' I V 'I ' Y -5 .',N n:' ,I 5 ,I 'L ' ,. ff-T315 nth f 4 -: ' '1f Q 3'fP'6'! ,!' 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T45 f'UiQi'av19'1L 'ef +. 3 -- a W 4 U ' 0 1 A KT '!x ' ,., 4 - Jn' ..,1 ,ul KW., rv ML' 1 EA . Hg N V, A xv , - ,. 4 , . 'ww 'H'- HqmLNM ,Q,n . n ' ,. VI K rl l,.,.n.r' ,,, 'xl V . . !fi.' ' S., .A M is 1 ,, 'fy 1 H U : 15' ' n U In , , 1 r' M 41 L' f . pl ul 1 7. I I 1-y' . .Mx .. X o , , f.,-4 , L-V 'WWWWW .,--5, . , , r r 1 A 41. u 'V H ' ...La 1, A J, 'V HMM . 3' vb 'SZSKYZ ferr 7 1 Mo ffa'Q,v.90 A ff-J ' in xg ef, 'lJfQ, ' S2 ' Q ,lr .3-if'f:.QQ:-?J!,Q'f.Q'. A..,', -ffhf vf. 1, i,5:4,:4,a,..-YIM., Drl, ff' EVELYN ALLEN . Evie is the friend of all. She is also very generous with her homework. If that isn't a pal what am! Evie likes Hartford. It is very nice country. She is 'planning to train for a nurse in this delightful atmosphere. DOROTHY ATCHUE A A good pal is Dot, She's always there to help when you're on the spot, This isn't a good ryhme but Dot is a good kid. She may be quiet but she has a personality which those who know her are sure will take her a long way. DONALD ALLISON One of the participants in the famous Gillespie-Allison feud 'Don' has proved again that old adage, UThe tongue is mightier than the sword . His verbal broadsides have 'been 'lead poison' to the Gillespie Clan. A football hero, Don is both a gentleman and a,scholar, He plans to enter Tech in the fall. M ' FRANCIS AYERS Here's one tackle they didn't go through often. Genial Fat Ayers may be good natured off the football field, but when he starts after you with his 200 pounds of brawn and gristle, look outl He claims to be a hunter but we want a little more than verbal proof. VIVIAN BAILEY f We're sure that she is going to give Dorothy Thompson stiff competition in the near future. Viv has her heart set on being a Journalist. Viv 'has a vocabulary that is the envy of the English students. One of her posters adorns the walls of the history room. It' is'a piece of art: She is also one of the graduation speakers, JAM S BAKER Quiet is not the word for Jimmy. He is always ready to give you his opinion on foreign affairs, sports, or any other situation He is a man of Athletic prowess playing an the football and baseball teams. In his humorous moments he is quite a kidder, Success be yours, my boyl GRA FTON HIGH SCH OOL 0 'S , .i ' 1 U s 1 1 ' W! 11 - - . .MWQMM r '. As xl In 1!. .I ,V , W UMW, ' Nj Wil , , 1 N : , A ,XUMMNI ,1 1 1 ah 1 ' ' wi I .r,,,,' X ' . xii wi -'x .Q gh: Nix' ttf ,Nw ,,H g, . P.- I UM '.g'+,fi4 ff 'N N, ,KW g f ,zh'.,. ,Tj ,-I1 - -mp.. A ' 'Z Ewa! wx --N, 1 v , in tx 1 2,3 xl NH-I W :nl ,SM HWAQ5 'gm . J-M. Www , www.,-lv , f'1 H j,n -IA4n- lx A 'A K e f , M , X, . V., s MMU , 8 1 . In x , xv I 1 .3'..,IM:,Ai' - ' .','. ' ,4 WI' f1 41L,'ff Q - . - fv . :.Z.:sN ,N . .1-':,' gQglLj' 'I 'g ' aw.. if 1.J V' N ' ' -'Q ,' 1 N' ' ' .-'M6'rHg3.4,qp:lf! ' Y 1 'f ' f I. .eq - f pl'-b N1 Awihj aqfif-xi '.'-un 18 'I W ' lxdls l V , , , , ' A -hit 'frf 3M!?H l ' L. Aj ,rufguy 'ggi .12 , V s- . N ..5,:x:ltfA' ,., M. 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EDWARD BEAN Studious, capable Eddie will enroll at Tech next year in order to pursue studies in chemistry. Reserved in manner and not loquacious, you may be sure that when he has some- thing to say he gets right to the core. It seems of late that he is including red hair in his biological studies. LUUISE BELLEFEUILLE Louise has a heart warming smile and pretty brown eyes. We know 'Lou' will make an excellent nurse. We all wish her a very successful career. MIHIAM BILODEAU I Mimi is the fair complccted girl with a charming smile, She enjoys Howard Johnson ice cream, and we don't blame her. Mimi has a way with her that has surrounded her with admirers of both sexes. She is going to enroll at Memorial .Hospital in the Fall. Herc's to one of the smallest nurses ef Memorial's new class. Hossain Bows 1 Bung' has participated in many of the class plays .including the Junior Cabaret and the Senior Play. He is quite an artist. He passes in posters instead of reports -for history, Who said that he was shy? His name has re- reahtly been changed to Morse since the trip south. He is lnuw'called Bung Morse. HRLNCES BOURELL ' ya 'lf' Mac is a tall, slender, dark-haired girl with a grand QQDBB of humor. She is the other half of that chummy pair I Mae, She has what every girl envies--large brown eyes. is another one of the reasons why IMiss Gordon has -lved wr1ter's cramp from printing A's. BUUTIETTE is the fastest typist in her class. If there is a will make a good secretary, she's the one. Gloria but only with those who are not intimate friends. ,GRMIQM 1-xref-f sez-fool -.I z rr--. 'W ,w . '-H 'M ' 1 I 5.4 , , f 4-1' I a v 4 - f 1 D . 4 ' 5 n 4 a I 1 141. ' x . A 1 ,s'1,.'N v w 1 , 'pd . 2.-uv 'f .1 1, : .' . , Q' 7,1 np? , 5 g my . .. JI -Q-. w fx .9 jf, ' 5,'56-'TL :PJQYM 4 'fffx' . bi. .-vu, ., 'ii .,l. -fl.: . -' . .'-'-Q 5 Q I. . , .!.'! 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She is also very witty and enlivens many a gathering with her humor. CAROL CHAMBERLAYNE Kay is the bosom pal of Marion Hill. She likes to play badminton and may be good some day. Kay wants to be a social gorker and has the warm personality to forward her ambition. uccessl MARGUERITE CONSTANT Connie is-one of the most popular and intelligent girls in our class, She's everybody's friend. Her hidden talent of whistling and singing was revealed in Washington, Connie will surely be very successful as a laboratory technician. PHILIP CORMIER 'Phil' the intellect of the chemistry class and the athletic star, has quite a bit of wit, He likes the girls. He isn't to be blamed, Some are very pretty, We do wish that if he majors in chemistry in college, he will learn the knack of heating test tubes without breaking them. Loads of success to a friend of all. OLYMPIA CZEBOTAR .-v We don't know whether Olly tries to beat Fat Ayers to the'door or vice versa-anyway they manage to compromise on a tie. P, S, It lasts all the way down the corridor and the stairway. It takes only one glance to see that she is one ef the prettiest, if not the prettiest girl of the class of '40 Olly has t ken the commercial course with great success BARBARA DICKSON Our perky little Mademoiselle Secretary Cof the Senior Glass! is abundantly supplied with pep and energy. She attacks everything with great gusto, whether it be homework, lPOTtB, or cla s activities 'Barb' is ambitious of becom- ing a dental hygenist fall EBCLESTON When friendly, loquacious, dimpled 'Shorty' Eecleston GRAfIQ N.Jfi!..C5H ...SCHQQL .V , u ' , fi Q HA ' 0 K , ' . ,- - . ' 1 5 w , Mn f ', . ,L N - . , . U rv ' S ' , 1, -' Q ll Y! . 'Nia' ' 'IW' 'Ut I 55, ' inn L n -qivj 'Q s Lwfhg. ' 'f:: vf . ,l,'p' ' .n -.,2,' ,L . ' --3 M ka 1 15 ,. 1' U I' ' uf. ,gr f', -'.,.e, u !',f , 'JW fd . 4 ,1 Q' :J x , rl 0- nf 1 . 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Edna, whose nickname, 'Shorty', is caused by her failure to eat her spinach when she was young, wants to be a nurse. BHTTE FLEMING Bette is the girl that looks so much like Joan Crawford. If she had a pair of stilts she could double for her. She has a vivid personality 'of her own and enlivens parties with her witticism. She gained her reputation for acting, with her laughable presentation as nDoc' in HMolly Rushes Inn. She has acted in many of the class Q plays with equal results. Good luck, nDeeu1 WALTER FLEMING ' Walt is the quiet, well-mannered boy and brother to the petite Bette. Ho is always dressed neat. Walt plays a good game of softball. We wonder where he gets his answers in history? Walt has a very pleasing personality but very seldom uses it. . u I . 'Ski ,er', our Basketball manager, has an all-powerful yearning r the sea in his heart. He will enter nautical ,school in the fall. When he is the Skipper of his own beat, whether it be a Dinhy or an ocean liner, and when he is separated from Allison by miles of ocean, he' will find the peace and contentment he has long sought for. WwILLiIm GILLESPIE R RUTH exsls lh s little girl received quite a collection of pins aigrin or trip south. Ruth has her mind on shorthand but rr heart on the marines. She is quiet and has a friendly smile.: Here's luck to one that is sure to succeed. .MARY HALL 3 Lou. If you would like to know about Mary's nickname, ask her. It's quite a story!' Mary is taking the commercial emurse. Although she studies, I think we'll be safe if we mag that hor motto is Hall work and no play would make Mary -A ull girln, Too bad she has to leave school after she has ,been here four years. Her pals are going to miss her. fasssmll' 'RNOIS gjf, dBm' l is one of those who are always willing te lend a new when the class or its members need help. She has been Fiihani the com ercial course. Barb intends to enter Trade QB,A..EIem, Hfef-1rs.C1ieel HWIXIE: U g ' 5' ..: mffmig d up mlm an fu' 5... m 4 Ak11V,:!r'fdP'n!Q U' i 'D 14 n yt W QHMQQ I1 '. 2 y'?f l f-at-waq :Wiki aff-HU:'1m1U! mr- mmm-mn wp J wxd-M fx' J - - 4 P r .F J ' kQ .1'm :w . 1 .1 ' hfrTJ'3tky1h LS A J . :: : o qw x 1' 4, 17- V ' 1 'Q-',.L!'l1 :gf A ' ' ff'fU,'1!UI me 0-MW! nm! In UWM qlg 35 FWQWQY Q u :H :na-.'1fw.'m1Hm'wUW' 1 .fn -VU, '?' 3 A4,, wigqtx -v 'mme M Q1..' '-iw QW x ,AAIL ' ' - ' 'fs y . tb Wig q I 'Gil' -?.,,.4 .great Y 01 I-' kg g QM ,M M N, 4 .My 4, N , , .w , tlwllllllluxfkilii ' ,I uf 1 .5!2OIL,lGHf-l 2451 -l hool in the Fell and study Retail Selling. Here'a one who is really worth a good luck wish. Maxon HILL ' A 'H1lly', a slender, quiet girl with mischief in her eyes, hopes to become a teacher someday. In Washington she met a marine from Texas. Since then a vigorous correspond- ence has been carried on. It is reported that the volume of mail passing through the North Grafton Post Office has in- creased 501 since April. RITA HOUDE If you hear a hearty ripple of laughter, you may be sure 1t's Reet. She's got all the vim and pep necessary to be the life of any party. She'd like to become the presi- dent's wife- what president? We'l1 reveal this in the next issue. CAROL HOWARD Chick may seem to be a rather quiet girl, but don't let her fool you! She's grand fun and a true friend indeed. Chick hopes to become a stenosrapher. May success be yours, Chick for you well deserve it? Ten chances to one she jour- neys south for her first job. GEORGE HENRY JORDAN - Ducky 1sn't so easy to describe. He has never been caught resting on one spot. Once in his Phaeton he cannot ,be stopped. A pal to all, he does not let school work interfere too much. Nevertheless he has picked up oceans of Automobile Lore which will come in handy when he has a garage of his own. JOHN THOMAS KENNEDY u Jack to you! How not to study and get by in one easy lesson--study, says Jack. Jack has been so busy he sees deuble. He majors in playwriting and directing, and edits the Spotlight as a side line. Aspirins p-l-e-a-s-el Jack few who is known by everybody. Here's hoping take him to the top rung. is one of the his long legs RUTH KING t Ruth has Minstrel show the senior cla has a very sunny disposition and is friendly to every- he Ruth is one of the many commercial student enthusiasts sung in many entertfinments, including the sponsored by the P.T.A. and that was put on by ss. She sang nGod Bless American very well. EIQN I:1lCil:l-,SQHoQ.OL K7 we Y sl . .She -wg U ws' 1' p his iff, .516 x !V 'wi 'Y ?M4Wwj' 5 J' 'gf , ' I: ,A Y,. t an - ..- .' .J -gl: if -. Q, I + 1 hm VE-' 1 .- ... 1 1 . . - 1 5 ' . T ,QAM . fa I 2 , 1 , I . .' ' o : 4, .-.f g. 4, 'vw ,. ,wtf 0 , - J '-- e ': i nl , ,X 9 1.1 .,,,,, 'f ,- ' fa ' ' I' . 1, l- v - .' W - n o.l.. -1 .I . . Ll ., l A 4.341 : fe' ,I . ..: 4 . , . ,. 5 I ...R '. I' . . - o l,' '1 uv ' :': .'i,1 , m-, 'V' . ,- -., AMEX' xx-I -4- W 'flu V sf' v :'-2 -'FH . .. ,Seri d.:. . l' ii1'LqSQ' 'f.l Q I . ll ,' lr -'-hillvi-5 . 'L 'Y' fs :F f' , . W4 Q... ,155 if F- , 5 ' 1 L ' ,' .. -. 1' . ,J 'f,s, ,1 ' ,, ' ' :Y '. 1. . 9. fx 'F' 'wr V-4.f1.. '.:: i fL X131 '-fl! ' .'-fn. '. I 1. 'r' 'IM' ..w , -J Qu.. UQ- P 4'-'N',zv. ff? 1-,N nk.. 9. -fl v . v 5 , 1 E 1.Na 1'-t,':,yigg S ,.:H :. , 1 , . r X 4 1, .' uw w f . SPOTLIGHT 15140 may Lscsorx ' T ., If there ever'was e girl who has her chemistry uc to date, 1t's Mary. She is also very generous with her work. If you don't believe mc, ask a few of the bOyS.Wh' sit near her. She also employed her typing ability ln their favor. If the world was mode up of Marys, life would be one of cess If this ambition lasts, she will :xcel in her role of nurse. ROSE LAURENDEAU Rose is a Jitterbug what sm 0 jltterbug. We hpve many other of these people with itchy feet ln the class but Rose is one cf the top notchers, if not the best. Although she is taking the commercial course, I think she ls hesced fzr a dancing career. With Army pins in her collar and dancing shoes on her toes, she shall have success wherever she goes. T CLARISSE LEBEL Bclng one of the prettiest girls in the class is not her only achievement. She is rlso one of the graduation speakers that will adorn the stage on that glorious evening. Clar1sse's first love is dancing. She has the many quali- ties that are a big help in winning friends. She foes all right at commercial work, too. ETTA DAY LEIGHTON Etta is a very good bowler. She has the strength and the easy sense of humor that makes a good nurse. We, her chemistry classmates, will always remember her for her per- -sistence in be1ng.MLss Echo. 'THEODORE LYSIK ' - - Ted is one of the foremost poultry ralsers in Worcester Q leounty. It takes plenty of rnbitlon and elbow grefse to do 'hwhat he is doing with the hens. As n business msn you have T already proved your worth Ted. f ,INNE MACDOUGALL .,'lt 'Annie' had her coming out party in Washington. Many V an evening she put the girls in stitches. She is a very he small and n very quiet girl. She is worthy of success. 4 vw A Q w'. ?TfFLORENCE MCKEND pref. Flaky used to be very chummy with westboro. It is un- known whether she has changed her route or not. Flnky in- tends to be.s dental hygenlst one will take up its practice Gurlag the summer. .timzcxs msmnson Buss' to you! Suss is quite a swimmer. His cheerful Jk55lt1e is as well known as the Washington Monument. Vcry X1 T4 f T' 1 :,. 1 A Q.. f t, 1 , L4 354, ,MQ , 8 . -Lu!-lf ' , 1, , ' ' I .QQ-'I' ,. -f V 'H 1,4 v 1 U. , f WF+o. .Y,T-I, ' el! F1 ,L . '2'9 :2'- GRAT TON HIGH CH L J-Jmmjq 1.1,-f fs.---, N , ,N '.'-N gr- .Q 0 V ,gf-1 'lla . , ' ' .. X. 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He likes to- play outfield on the softball team at recess, the center outfield that is near th: road. Ho's the only boy known to have kissed a bus load of girls. CHARLES MERCIK Joe is the big guy with the little voice. This drugged Polish descendant played first base in his freshman year. As a Senior, he was one of the wreck of Gibralter tacklesn that upset more than one of the opponents, Charlie is a swell guy when he forgets his shyness and turns cxtrovert. BERTHA NAULT If you didn't know that sho was a Senior, you would not know that she was there, Bea is the size of half a peanut and as quiet as a mouse. There is an old saying that is very true in her case Ugood things come in small packegesn, She is a good singer and was one of Miss Massey's singing choir 0 MADELINE PIERCE Maddy's ambition is to be a stenographer. Her side line-is drawing, and sho does it well. She has a lightly pink tinted complexion which is well set off by her blue eyes and curly black hair. WILLIAM-PONG Bill nCasanovan Pong was Grafton High School's only 'three letter' athlete last year. He' received letters for his prowess in football, basketball, and baseball. It is reported that 99Z of the Freshmen girls have a crush on Bill GEORGE PRENTICE The biggest newspaperman in the Senior class, Major, is Que of our football heroes, The dictator of the boys that gdther outside Ludy's news room, Major has thousands of lqynl friends and not an enemy. E MUND RADZIK t This is one fellow that few know anything about because his quietness. A journey was all that was needed to make an extrovert. Ho ought to be polled as the neatest ser of the class. He goes in for rolled-up cuffs of the 'ers and at Washington, he was a familiar sight with his alhost to his knees and a cane in his hand. RODNICK has talent for drawing, She drew a large pic- the 'Goddess of Athens which adorns the wall of the froum,v She has a pretty locket which she get at the efw row H161-1 SCHOOL I sJu,J K vltr 1 ' 6 fb , I . V lQ,k2A 11 ,I I s Lrdhbuxs Sb ,,1,',. . , f,',v'1 gqm 9 Q ,- 'JN Za L Z- -', ,Fr .Q 'ff 3' 3:1 . , ., , ui 'N ,Y- ' ,L-QM 13. .-I ,.'g.:'s3' ' 1 n x ' -. mx fu, . I ur!-1,.',1 :ry s, fi.-xgf Q, - ,vnu 'l,fgPg lull: , ,U ,t x Y - X I 4. JI V . mt.-' ,t. 'xgx D-dJ,Q.r.f'?,.4r 585' . . I-Eglin. N L: . V' W ' 4 I' 1 J 4 -5 1 N , , - lkif . :ifs'yhgA+' 'VY - 'lsr .5-,lflfhlhr '- ui 'Y - tSmxu vi ' vv,4'T!ri ':,'.-4 'I . hx, H ' '41 nfl lk r P, ' 4 mg. W'-L: Ja, L ,X Vuiggfsafsg , . ,,. H A 4 ' N lqss X -.n - ' A - ,. QQ!-2' fn J 1 SPOTLIGHT W4 O reception at Mass. State. Bert's posters were one reason why our iances were well advertised. Bert is tall and slim and wears a picture ln her locket. GORDON SCOBIE Soob1e's pet subject is history. He is always t'lk1ng to Mrs. Sanford about the war--and different excuses. He really was an active historian when he was taking part in one of the ekltsg We must confess though that most of his interests lie in the adjoihini township of Shrewsbury. He is also known to be an expert hunter. MATTHEW SMITH ' Matt is a scholar that never has to study hard. To his nimble brain school problems or pranklsh plots come easy. When the combination of Jordan and Smith let loose look out! MARGUERITE SULLIVAN Marguerite 'Sully' Sullivan cannot be subdued. Besides doing well in all her studies, she has had her finger in the ple in all our social affairs. Blue-eyed 'Sullyl wrote a wow of a ploy for our Junior Cabaret. We wonder how she will be able to held back that Irish temper when she issa school teacher. ROBERT TOMPKINS For the past three yerrs the class of '40 has elected Bob Tompkins as its president, He is by for the most marked personality of our class. His acting ability, wise cracks, and hair-trigger comebncks make him a most engaging fellow. His optimistic leadership and do or die class spirit have lmspired our class to make the most of its high school years. GORDON TROY The man with the ready qulps and the knack that has a way with the girls, Tactful expressing Go Go has always been very cooperative and has managed to make s lot of fun for everyone. Between many girls and their pals, he is tall fairly light, :nd handsome. DOROTHY VANZYLSTHA She is the quiet girl with the shy friendly smile :nd known to all her classmates as Dot. Dot hopes someday to become a nurse, and we think she'll make a pleasant and capable one. With all these nurses in the class, we'll be able to open a hospital! GRAFTON 1-ner-1 scseoz .ffffp ,1 A Y Jvnfxi-I f q 'uhh .N, A K J ' s A I ' -af fm: 5. . 10' n'. X ' lm ' V .Q '1 '- ' fwfw wsnwf QW.: ' .. 41: ff. Ng., lu! 'v MIA ' , 7 -'ji ' , I I .' sl ' A X' W I W L I 4 -.Vs U. ... 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Chilla is taking the commercial ,eeurse, View wmwc l Vi is one of the competitors for being the First Lady. -Her rides to the scenes of interest in .Washington were always a leaving one-eget it? Although Vi is studious, she is always ready for fun, She loves to dance. rr MARION WESTON - Marion is the golden Warbler of the '40 class. She can lalso send you into spasms with her clever imitations. She is serious when it comes to work and is willing to bear her yshaieg Marion is the girl with the continual and cheery emi 00 FLORA WOOD ui aFlo is the second half of that inseparable team, Weed ,a?d Ecclesten--when they don't fight, Why does that crowd f ook around Valley Dairy? Flo works there. Flo has that certain knack which gets her passing marks with little or pp Ufgdblldy 0 .NZLLLIAM woenc oms s iii' 'Jasper' is a handsome, personable young man who has wgmny feminine admirers. 'He has always been ready to help in our class affairs, taking a role in our Senior Play, to become a uGrinderu at Norton Company this summer hopes to be sailing above the clouds some day in one of thar 'flying machines'. GRADUATION SPEAKERS Robert Tompkins -- President B Mary Branewicki, Veledictorian F Marguerite Constant Clarissa Label VivianpBai1ey Irene Banas Matthew Smith fl l AFTON HIGH se'-1001 ,,. ,, A-,r,.'lv,,.,,4 Iwo. . n.',,fj ,wg 1 9539 l. I fo V 5 V 4. nnn?m'. W . - ,.. Y .. . 'lf 1' b L., W jpw ? .: 9,x4.d -1 .wwbrgs rex . ' .-':'.'f'lifN . A ' - '7v.- . Qin in YN + . 6 h we 1m , 4- 'g-L,-iw-gs:-a A . I , i . 5- if Mila. - Il' , N A 3.Q.-'-, ,C -:iff-' Q '!ri'0.j , 5.1 ...AN ., ',,' '-.1'r'2.V ' ,131 'fh',!i.i' i -f WY? fi? Fmaxikwf- '-f- 5.4 .hA,- .cu-, .. :mm 'Q xdxgiai v 1 fll'M' 14 QLg! ff ' ,ei at A ,'x,, n'.'-w Q S1-1, - -b: qt'-f .'T'Q '!1P.'lyb,-:Y J3lJ 'Q7 -f Twin ' ' ,f 4:12 ' ' IW: . x ' K A' 3 .ef f QLD Wifi? 'WN L' 5 G Lf-25 1,.- 4142? .ffkkv gf 'Q K n , Y 1' 559 vm. l4f'Ma'?'L' ' ,S .J 1 3 Q .mg , , W ,J .4 , -Q, -L4 al, , .N N ,. AM 01 q lf: A, mn :.r,1wl 'Vin l 4MRrf..'lllr.llaI SPOTLIGHT 1?-4o 029055 Xe HONORABLE,MuNTION The 0Sootl1ghtu salutes those students who achieved an average of BBZ or above in all subjects. In the Senior class they are: Evelyn Allen Irene Hanes Charles Bean M Gloria Boutiette Robert Boyns Irene Bnnas with a 93.751 in was second takin Mary Bronowickl Marguerite Constant Barbara Dickson Clnrlssc Lebel Matthew Smith melnteined the highest average of the class the commercial course. Marguerite Constant g the classical course. A In the Junior class the following were on the Honor Roll: Virginia Carr Rita Desmarnis Hazel Esten Florence Haley Winifred Heffernan Ruth Fleming In the Sophomore class Alice Cressey Mary Ermak Nora Garner Eleanor Gilbertson Lorraine Guilmette Beatrice Blckford In the Freshmen class there were twenty-on Honor Roll. 1, , , 1. J 'rl 412 ,, I-H, Phylis Boucher Margaret Bourcier Willard Brown Helen Chlckinskl Geneve Childs Gertrude Kosciusko Grace LeClaire Olga Mntuzek Caroline Morse Clement Strout Eugene Ysrrington Mildred Hargraves Dorothy Lundgren Sheila McNamara Armand Pelletier Barbers Sanford Pearl Baker Florence Greenwood Kazar Kazarian Genevieve Kennedy Jennie Kuczinski June Lund veorwrow f-fflc-51-1 sCHooL e on the s Q , 1 ' U ., 5 ,- -x U f x 1- , ' --1. gif? ff' 'r ,,sg,f' s Q ,I Nj 1 -5 51 r WE, ' L,-1 5.8 W 'UZ' I.. 3 an-F 0 ! I 4 X I sf srl' 1 ' I 0 ' ' -I Q p ' 4' ' 4 , .vim . X 5 NNf 'Af' . .'f 1 U. 1, ... . J, 2 -.-.y..-- 1 . . . 4 . '-4 . , av -W 14. ,.. N r 112 W-ff ..:,A ,-r, tl .nv -. --. l ' a S.. . 9?-1 ' 'urn -1- 4 Q'..','f. 4' ' k Qwmda 1' 4 A ey 11118441 ',,- -4- 1 4 , .. , Q 5 zibgf V . 'T-Fx '5' ' F? 4 I 11.1 -3 .mm1UQ . , vs- , 'L ,. L.-4 A r !l . :--A -of ..L... 4, pm '-,txt .::.,,' N, . -v- , A X, A715 .gi YSL x :'s's !f,. r A. - A 4 x,l,-. kr . T -1 .J--.N sf . Atl 1 M , . 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Lv L, 1. rw, .lv Victoria Podsindlo Burton Hobie Jerony Smith Luolla Whitten Margaret Briand Rivior College Leon Cormier - ' yEmp1oyed at Chicago Jennie Czerwonka Clerk in grocery store Anna Emonds Secretary Kathleen Falvey Post-graduate Loretta Fleming School of Comptometry Albert Ford Clark University Mary Gladd g Housework iFrancis Goulet n.5omerville's Garage eMail Greenwood li'Glr1s' Trade School jgeward Hickory y'Beys' Trade School Hill - ' Trade School Johnson Uhiversity Bodwoll Dorothy leteil f loved to Upton.u Gertrude O'Connor Frfgingham State Teachers William g.wton,.- Phil 1 D 1,5 J ' George Peterson Employed at Korton's Nellie Pierce Grafton State Hospital Leo Pion' Employed at Reed Company Victor Pion Employed at Reed Company Dorothy Reed Grafton State Hospital Bernice Ross Training at Memorial Julian Rybicki Beckers' College Lola Simpson Training Memorial Hospital Kenneth Snow f Employed Leland R Gifford Elizabeth Tebo Moved to New Hampshire Beth Williamson IELSS W GRA new H-IC-fl-I Sifftlooa Q, f s 'W'm 3'fWf '5ff5? f: , , .1 H. 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