Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

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Mary, I found ouf fhaf Charloffe Allen and Carol Allison are denfal hygenisfs af an exclusive office in Bosfon. As fhe fables were being cleared away for dancing, I glanced up fo see Arne Sfranberg in fhe uni- form ofa waifer. Talking wifh Arne, I discovered fhaf Edwin Tuffle had opened a plumbing shop in Worcesfer wifh Ralph Trefhewey as his parf- ner. The orchesfra was funing up: much fo my surprise I saw Gary May- nard as fhe leader, wifh Guy Richardson as vocalisf, and Reginald I-Iiggins, pianisf. Guy fold me fhaf Gary Maynard had a nafionally famous orches- fra. While on four fhroughouf fhe counfry fhey saw some of our class- mafes. In Connecficuf, Dof Adams was a diefifian for an exclusive hofel. wifh Joyce Sanderson as her assisfanf. The owner of fhe hofel was none ofher fhan Tom Peavey, who had a number of ofher resorfs in differenf secfions of fhe counfry. While in New York Cify, Guy said he mef Kif Smifh, who was a banker in one of fhe larger insfifufions in fhe cify. As fhe dancing was beginning, I said good-bye fo Guy. As I leff fhe building, I saw a car drive up. Who should be behind fhe wheel buf Ash- fon Derby, who was head designer for a car manufacfurer? In fhe car was Dof Sweef and Mabel Sanders. I found fhaf Dof was head felephone operafor in Upfon and Mabel had an exclusive designer's esfablishmenf in Bosfon. Making my way fo fhe Iaborafory, an annex fo fhe main building, saw Peggy Wood who was scrufinizing some specimens of birds. Peggy had sfarfed a bird sancfuary. Peggy fold me fhaf Sonia Kilik was raising French poodles in Maine. Leaving Peggy. I enfered fhe gym. and spied Theresa Boufieffe looking over fhe building, foo. Theresa was now head nurse af Memorial Hospifal wifh Joyce Bailey, Barbara Whiffen, Janice Sweef and Mary Kelly as fellow nurses. While we were falking, Fred Kuras, now a professional baskefball player, came in. Suddenly someone 'rapped my shoulder and I furned around fo see Barbara Fifzpafrick and Nancy Akerson. Barb said she was a Iaborafory fechnician and Nancy, a secre- fary, for one of The publishers of a magazine. Nancy fold me fhaf Elinor Davenporf, Claire LeBoeuf, and Mariorie Emerson had combined fheir falenfs as wrifers for fhis magazine. The owner was none ofher fhan Joan Crofeau. Leaving fhe gym, I mef oufside Dolores Snow and Minola Con- rad, who were planning fo be married soon. Minola fold me fhaf June Card had gained much fame as a horsewoman. Coming in lafe were Gloria Vincenf and GloriaiAIlain. I found fhey also were being married in fhe near fufure. As we falked, Dave Melican drove by on a moforcycle: he was a sfafe frooper. As I sal' down fo resf, I began fo fhink of fhe fun we had as classmafes and fhe changes fhaf had faken place since our graduafion.

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