Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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Q .3 V vw 1 , if FACULTY 'f E' 1 33 11 MISS FHRISTINE NOYES MISS Rl'TH GORDON Entglieh Business X X ., 0, 10' ua' 5 gulf' MR PHILIP .l,'XC,K5ON M155 MOLLY SHAPIRO M155 PHYLLIS COLE MR, HENRY SVLLIVAN X fx1A,yl,,mLmkg Business English Lgmgugggqg Y . MIM IIJIIII IHXX I l.I. M.1NMlaw.4!rfs xg., Nwml xv,,1ifx 'XF K., N . E WJ! C- ri X . 'Wh a 'S 2: va ' gg f L- ,QI MR. RALPH STURKE MR. HARRY STEVENS MR, JAMES DORSIZY. .IR Slflf7?l'l7IfF7Itff77If P: zrzfzfml l'.'i1' Pi .vzunjnif -'P' -1 Q wg: 'Sv YVNN. 'YQ-mrs L4 SS DOROTHY DRONEY MR. VINCENT MALEXVICZ MR. ERKKI KOLTONEN Languages Physical Eduaction Industrial Arts MISS CATHERINE HOWARD Household Arts MR. JOHN AHLIN Sciences IIR. FRANK GARFUNKEL Social Studies INIISS HELEN BLYZELL Pllf'SlL'.ll EclL1Cl1il4mfl F R I I a Sf ' .71 3- :1 1 , .VEQQJS 1-i 1 gy '-:v w xc , ' f M, in 3 I : l 1 QFD? fm mf 06 IC4 D O A7619 OOIPJFP 00717 GOJPOO-XV foleeo ofappreezbtfbo 121' fbe oolbberfess K- ' esses rendered as 6y our Counselors aodf tbe selyfbr dass of 19Jfi 491-.stef freasoredjearbool- to AWS' 1141? fffflffls' 0042 fgflllbfyflff' a 02617 100i NQPIIQQ ug MQ, Q'eOQeafe 19515 S 00761 GORDON 600' SEK lw2'6oat u7po.re t6out91StfQ! 00' generous ak! tbe reabb-F1617 f Q'rea'77.Y azidprojeefs llblffd 6aI'e 6 s72S!e Of Olzr een 159,005 A1446 it! 9 1 , . .AWE-15. Q X lbq,,n Rxxk, .V wp J RNA MM Bicmxfioii llliii1!mi'i.fz1'1fl lf'ilii.1l1.I1. I li f.1b l .hrlillr Rim . . lmlwlwliiig liuniiu' . , . dainty , . , full it lun 'gnwl -,pint i'.inmc inxtiuitnr A l, 1. 3 1 liz- flulw I lNl1xc-lflifiilix 3. 4 Driiiimtii C lulw l 3 lif 'wllllhlll lining-'iwii l MARY PAL'I,lNE BASZNER llnelf Julie' ll bcllw llmal zrefl mid. Pauline . . , cffiiicmy plui . . , portrait of poise . . , keen mind . . , one and only . . . Scnrctary. Honor Rull Glcc Club W 1.- AA 1, 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 5 lXlglg.lZll lC' Driw Bus. Mgr, 3, 4 Chieftain Bus. Mgr. 3, -1 Fifslinun Rucption 1 Student Council 4 A 5 I 'K i I I 0 Y I ' N. I 0 ,O f f Ju CLAIRE ELMNLE BISHOP One good 1111-11 de-'elim' .uifflbtn Claire . , . competent . , . tapable . . , master of the dance . . . contented . . , private sets retary. Honor Roll AA 1. 2, -l Glee Club l Mixed Chorus 3 Debating Z Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3 Magazine Captain 2. 4 Chieftain 3, 4 Compass 4 Play Usherette 4 The Ghost Story 3 Graduation Usher 3 Freshman Reception l Student Council 4 li ,'kx Arif - . , . , , .. Q-H . , , ,. 1.. 'D ifgth 3 i ' Aus ' f in Q BIARY ANN BOLACK Luzvglw .md :be zuovld 1.111255 zrifb you, Mary Ann . . . wellsdressed . . . facetioux . . . tompanionable chutl-cle . . . iatlc-in-the-box . . . secretary. Basl-tetball R, 4 JV 2 AA W 3 -I Representatixe -I GAC-fainter 4 Df.lIT1.lflx' Club 2. 3, 4 Qlee Club 2 Chit'ft.1in 1, .1 lfreslimm Reteptinn ClP'Cl1.llII11.lD -1 Happy D.iys 4 Ilr. Cub Program Comm. 3 -lr. Cih Piompter 3 '.,V- - Az, - -. ..,., - . , ., ,. , ,. 'N --ff' A 4- i 4 ,.,- '...-.- ,MNA ,. - M, - . u -at., 5 ' 1- Mr 'L n5 ' -77 Q 357 ' -.g..:..i.' Ami.-.:i......' ' u....l.....-444 .... '.'...,.... ...u4.. i , ALINE MARIE BOUSQUET A 1116113 fawrf gow' III! the d.1y. Aline . . . sparkling wit . . . inquisitive dynamic personality . . . aclventuresome secretary. AA 1, 3, 3, Glee Club Mixetl Chorus Chieftain Food Sale Chairman Freshman Reception A1 4495 om yt x xv., X Q 'El' 1 l AUDREY ELLEN BOUTHILLETTE True friend! .ire Hee di.u11m1d,f, preriouf and mre. Audrey . . . constientious . . . reserved . . willing heart . . . dramatics . . . nurse. AA 1, 2, 4 Glee Club l, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Dramatic Club 2, 5. 4 Red Cross Rep. 1 Freshman Rucption 1 la' K' G WILLIAM HAYNES BUDGE Nerer lei book! inlerfefe will: your edumfimz. Bill . . . talkative . . . girl teaser . . . speed demon . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . service. 4 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Scenery, Sr. Play 4 The Ghost Story 3 Hi-Y 3 Freshman Reception 1, 4 AA 1, 2, 5, Glee Club X 2 L-I:f.'1',l1-:1.'r'2 .n w 13-,- rr, an--'.','.u,Zf' BARBARA BRYANT The pen jr migbtier lfnnz the Jword, Barb . . . tranquil . quiet . . . ladylike Honor Roll AA Dramatic Club Red Cross Rep. Freshman Reception deeply thoughtful . . . writer. L I ' ' ,, fl J ' 7 4 , X5 fy .9 ff- 9 . v I 4 f . I r F I .. . p - . 9 . 7 Y v 1 ff el 1 v ..- 9. v f fr F. if .- N. 3 2' -I 1 1- 'f n 4 4 4 .f G 1 - r, .. -. ul ,ag :'.Z?if.g . . 9, 5, Dokoiiix' Comsici fury ll IM f llilll'-l ffl life. t . , , genial . . . alluring eyes . . . always on thc- go . , . f.ll1l.lll!lDlL1 titter . . . secret.ii'y. AA 1 i xecl Clioriis 4 RICHARD JOHN CARLSON Only Ike .zrlire ifzuzi' Ike line fefivli fff lift, Dick . . . unpredictahle . . . determination cloaked in humor . . . friendly '... untapped abilities . . . salesman. AA 2. 5. 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Compass 4 Freshman Reception 4 Co-Ch. Masquerade Ball 4 Sr. Play Scenery 4 Hi-Y 3 Co-Ch. -lunior Prom 3 -lr. Cab Dance Ch. 3 Soph. Hop Comm. 2 Student Council 4 fl-s 'H HELEN ANN CONNOLLY A tilt'-ll' wire reflerlr flew' Ilvizziirzg. Helen . . . wholesome vitality . . . XX'rigley's best customer . . . appreciates jokes . . . sec- retary. Basketball ' Cheerleader 5, 4 Softball 2 AA 1. 2. 3. 4 Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Dramatic Club 4 jr. Cab L'sherette 3 Freshman Reception 1, 4 i x 3 B X- 4. PHYLLIS ANN CONTOIS Look before you fwfr Phyl . . . silent . . . elf-like . . . hope Chests and wedding bells . . . neat . . . secretary. AA 1, 2. 5, 4 Glee Club 1. 5 Brgrru LORRAINE DECOSTA Mum 15 Ike rpeerla 0 mzgelf Betty svscet disposition nature lover modest doer airline hostess Glee Club Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club Travel Assembly Christmas Card Comm Sr Play Titkets Sr Play Lsherette 'i' 'Mn- RONALD ADELARD DESMARAIS llnell done or not .if all. Desi . . . master of free speech . . . boxing authority . . . Red Sox rooter . . . executive . . . diplomat. Honor Roll AA 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Dramatic Club 4 Chieftain 2 Asst. Ed. 3 Co-Editor 4 Compass 4 Ring Comm. 3 jr. Cab Play Ch. 3 Scrambled Eggs Hi-Y 3 Graduation Usher 3 Red Cross Rep. 3, 4 Freshman Reception 1, 4 Boys' State 3 Student Council 4 Patron Drive C0-Chairman 4 3 S e ELIZABETH DUVAL Be wisely wofdy, not wordy wire. Betty . . . green eyes, bobbed bangs . . . mischievous adventurer . . . human newspaper . . . sympathetic . . . clerical work. AA 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 1, 2 Compass 4 Sr. Play Programs 4 jr. Cab XY'ardrobe Mistress 4 Freshman Reception 1 RICHARD DICKINSON A little noruenre nou' and 15672 if relirlaed by the best of men. Dickie . . . trim appearance . . . comical na- ture . . . merry-andrew . . . draftsman. AA 3, 4 Freshman Reception 1 SANURA Lms Emvm A merry heart maketh .1 rlmccrful wuntenanre, Sandy . . . L-ntlmusiastir . . . glint of humor . , . rwwrrls . . . serretary, AA 3. 4 Dramatnr Clulw 4 Sr. Play hl.ll'1L'-LIP 4 MAURICE STEPHEN ERVVIN ll it maker in own welwme. Moe . . . clever comments . . . way with wom en . . . Casey at the bat . . . sailor. Baseball 3 AA 4 AA Treasurer 4 5. Q4 ,- ' H W v Coxsmxcis RVTH FABER Ollt' of lbs 4Ql5.l!6'v'I Af7ft.l'lH6f ul file if foli- IcVV.1If0lI., Connie . . . .1 smile fur awry friend . , . en- tertaining . . A takes .mtl tompanions . . . naturally nice . . . nurse. AA Glen Club Dramatic Cluh jr. Cab Usherette Christmas Card Ch. Sr. Play Prompter Freshman Retcption fl-1...-V .f '!, A? A- .f 1 KK v. x xt . xgs' S jrm' Axx FLYNN 1,1'hmii :iw zvxwlfvei H' tiff, ,ludy . . . fltm-ing trexses .intl hobby sutks . . A red convertible . , , .animal luxer . , . YlX.1klllLl5 . . . lawyer. AA 1. 2, 5. 4 Representative 1 Glee Club It 3 Orchestra 1, 1 Travel Assembly 2, 5x 4 Dramatic Club 1. 2, R Photography Club 4 Chieftain 2. 3 Bookcover Ch. 4 Happy Days 4 Sr. Play Publicity Ch. 4 Freshman Reteption 1, -4 RANDOLPH AXEL FORSMAN A 111.111 flu! !J!ll,fIJ6'.f ir rm! 41 brule. R.1ncly . . . observes much . . . says little . . hearty chuckle . . . good companion . . electrician. AA 1, 2, 3, Glee Club Mixed Chorus Hi-Y The Ghost Story' WU FRANCIS PETER FREDERICO A rolling Hone gdlheff no mort. Freddy . . . lively spirits . . . bright, quick smile . , . eyes of electricity . . . joan . . . service. AA 1, 2. 3, 4 Vice President 4 Glee Club 1. 4 Travel Assembly 4 4 cr,-ch. Fresh, Ru-. jf. Cab Misc. ch. 5 Hi-Y 3 Freshman Reception 1 JOAN ELIZABETH GORMAN Erljo-3 .m111',relf.' II'v later IILUI -3014 Ifirzzk. 'loanie . . , fingers skimming o'er the keys , . . gay generosity . . . unlimited capabilities . . . fun faddist . . . accountant. Honor Roll Cheerleader 4 2, 3. Softball 2 AA 2. 3, 4 GAC 4 Glee Club 1, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 Compass 4 Travel Assembly 2, 3, 4 Freshman Reception 4 jr. Cab Candy Ch. 3 jr. Cab Prompter 3 Girls' State 3 DAVIIU EIJXYIN GOIWIBARI5 Nulfyizzg fi' tzrfarez ed zrillvfvlrf uzlfn ll nz Dave . . . natural . , . pleasingly plump laughinuly gay . . . open mind . klkllll t Honor Roll AA l w Glee Cluh Happy Days Travel Assembly Hi-Y rlr, Cab Pub. Ch. Freshman Reception 4 ass 3 7 . O 1 5 5 Y K '-. IRI-Nia-lm'f1i HAI ll Nl, llflfful v.1f.fflmnl' Jffzlr. josravu XX!lLI.lAlNl GORMAN Q Deelfl xml zwndv. joe , . . g.1y-mmnntil with strains nf Scrinu new . . . lnnsidcratc . . . navy. Baseball lS.1slcL'tb.1ll AA 2. Glu- Club 2. 3. Mlxcd Chorus 2. 5, Travel Amembly Freshman Reception H1-Y W VIUVLL' . 1:-nt.lg1uL1x glgglu '.., wft spnlccn . . , l1l.11t all Iagulll . . . sucks! uf fun . . . xmml xuwllxcl AK l, 2. 5, -l Ulu Clulw I, - Mxull Cluuuw l 'l1.l'.Ll Awr mlvlx 1. 3. Al D1.lm.1t1f f,lnlw l. I, 5. Al ll' 'wllllhlll llmmptwrx l -l l'll-ft'fLg1.lpl1l f,lulN 'l g. 3 -l 4 4 4 4 4 5 XXl'A1,T1iR ALFRIQH HOPKINS A512111-1 -lmzzflf 1101 be Nillhlkcll fm Jrlvfflc- U.fc'lIl. Huppy . . . quict smile . . . friendly greeting . . . sluw .md easy . . . rcflutzw . . . plumber, AA 2. 4 w ...,X 41 f 3 'ZA 1' me l x lJATRlC,l.'X Axx l'lOI'lll Jlllf f.'l'.'llL naw' .1 1f1.','.'wu.'f hqlflx. Pat . . , tulilmg WDM uf lmmul . . , ymuli . . . tumbwvlxll w.1yQ , . . kFl'k'll.1lUlOg Lum pamon , . . surctary. Softball J AA 3. Glec Club I, hlixed Chorus 3, Cbicftam Sr. Play Tinkcts Ifrcslmman Rucptmn P ALrR12o Hvrsunno If Il IJUI Qffmlj fxllf IIXJJZ lbfllljcll bc? Jlfnic. Al . . . leader of men. follower of womcn . . . .irtixm , . , modern Romeo , . . Lurlx . . . Clark or lxI.ll'lI'lCS, Honor Roll Prcsidcnt 1 ,IV l5Jsl4ctb.lll l, 2 Baseball 2 AA l, 2. 3. 4 Glue Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Dlllllhilli Club I, 2. 3, 4 Debating Club 2 Chieftain Z, 5, 4 Comp.lsS 4 Happy Days 3 CO-Cb. Fresh, Ru. 4 SLramblf:d Eggs 3 Hi-Y 3 Gf.ldL1.llllJD l,'5hcr 3 Student Coumil 4 PAUL FRANKLIN JACOBSON Ezwyrbizzg goef 10 him lim! waitf. jake . . . speed demon . . . romantic mind . , adventuresome . . . unused energy . . . service. AA 2, 5, Glcc Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, Hi-Y 4 4 4 3 3 JOHN KILEY, JR. E7lfhlll'1tlHII if f.1ilfJ 111 .zc'lfw1. jack . . . team worker , . . athletic and en- thusiastic . . . cooperative . . . amazing hair- cut . . . SCFVILC. jV Basketball 1, 2 Basketball 3. 4 Baseball 1, 2. 3 AA 1, 2. 3. 4 Representative 1 Sr. Play Tickets 4 Hi-Y 3 Fresh. Reception 1, 4 tix4.a::,::, L JANE Biivifiziv Kumi' Suffwflw rznzr flu' 11.1111 zifuve Abe fiifmi fi tllttffl. ,lane . . . horn leatler , . , many imns in the fire . . . popularity plus . . . hluntle hair .intl summer tan . . . te-.ithei'. Honor Roll Pireiitlent 2, 3. -1 Vine Pi'eQitlent l Baxketball li 2 Cl1'eei'lei1tler -I Sufthall 1. I AA 1. 3a 9. -l GAC Al Dramatic Cluh 2, 5. 4 'l'r.ix'eI Aixemhly 1. 5. fl Magazine Capt. 1. 2, 5 DAR Gmail Clilltfl -1 Happy Day? 4 Gi'.itlL1.1tiun I Rher 3 5ti'gunl5leel Egg? 3 l5i'exhni.1n Ret. 1. -1 Girls' State 5 I 2 SHP ' 'z' V , , 55' C' j 'QR 4. ' , - 4 ,yi -A13 M455 . Q... J V33 146 , . if Q , gl , ,gr , EN' ff-32 DLLORICF ANN LAPILRRE Nvllmzg, zezziured nothing gumd Dec blue eyes and bangs Lllvxncly t.1Il Llnmcly falr scrum Glu Club lxllXLkl Chorus C huft un on Sxlc 1 Ir Rul Cross lush Rncnptlon alu aye chu sou al WALTER KUCZINSKI Slluzfe gner mureni Walt good humor S easy gomg crew cut Serwce CHEsTifR j. Lvsnc Tln 12117611 fl!t,ll!lIQl .fre fffmfimd by Lrbmy Chet , . . wiry .intl spirited . . , uutduwsnmn , . , turly hedtled . . . pugnatiuiis . . . f.irmer. AA 1. 4 Glee Cluh l. 2, 5. 4 Mixed Cliurus 1. 4 Hi-Y 3 Fresh. Reteptiun 1 Plwtognipliy Club 4 1n..mn.-fagn.: A. . 9: .,w n if Qi' we 5' 31 n Q '31 t r '-Q ,.' 'L PATRICIA MM' MACK I .zrlcfj ft lfn' wjllfe nf file. Pat . . . winning .intl theering ways . . gullible . . . infettinus laugh . . . so men- friends . . . nurse. Vice President Cheerleader Z. 3, Basketball 1. 2, 5. AA l. 2. 3. Glee Club l. Mixed Chorus 1, Travel Assemhly 2. Happy Days Compass Graduation Usher Prom Queen Freshman Reception l. Q, v. ,f if-iff . 'ff g ' s :Z ' ' ,+f,1ii'fFf' Surf ii' ' y 7 4 4 4 7 7 4 4 4 3 3 4 CARor.w'N ANN MACKER B, Mug Milf uf Zl'l,7iIfr'I'E'7' jon .nfy Skippv , . . subtle humor . . 4 well-manncrctl . . , outdoors antl Girl Scouts , . . natural curly hair . . , physital eclucation tuathcr. Basketball 2. 3. 4 Softball 2 AA 2, 3. 4 Compass 4 Photography Club 4 A l l MARION Loi ISI MAINXIIII llnil in llve ml! Hllllclfil Mikey . . . tiny tornado atlilntii contagious thutlclc' cry in lm is ro . . . secretary. Basketball Softball AA Reprrst-nt.1tix'c' Compass Chieftain lr. Lab Plop, N lstl JOHN lX'llCHAEL Mfxrtfszeic, JR. To fflld-J if de.1.'lv. john . . . muth bark-small bite . . . witty . . , talented atcordionist . . . well-rounded per- sonality . . , physicist. Honor Roll Baseball AA Representative 1, 2, 3, -4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 Orchestra 1. Travel Assembly 2. 5, Dramatic Club 1, 3, Chieftain Compass Freshman Reception 1. .ns-Q.:-114- lYlILON INIARSUIZN Eltifj zrlm Zur .1 zvbfatfore. Milton . . . magnet to mischief . . , impulsive . . . t.1ll and rugged . . . complement of Gene . . . Lhef. JV Basketball 1. 2 AA 1. 2. 4 Hi-Y 3 Freshman Reception 1 if 'N ,'1lux 'fr 18 'Ly sv? 'X ' .rr x ,ae IV I Fuji: t'l : 1n If ,Lay jf' f 'fix X Afwlgll ZZ ln fl- QV f 1 I CAROIYN RITA MESSENGER file .1 pl 0 Ermd uprlqh III I R 1 stay as svxccl as you are frrcnd rlmurlul Llamty and nlelltglwtful nrllm hostess uf xml x 1 s 1 Comm , 1 l WAL1vo HOVUIAND MLRRIALI Auf: 1111 ull Ill lfmzwmu uint rm be one md ll all short but sturdy dramatle flarr physxust know ledge pnrsonalxty Honor Roll Class Treasurer Glee Club Dramatrc Club Chreftam Compass Happy Days H1 X Graduatron Lsher Srrambled Eggs Freshman Receptron seeker of pleasxng BARBARA CARQLINE lN'f0RIN , . 'I ul! wilful lille IMI: fill Io ZUIF. Bnrlv . . . lines Al guild luke-lwcttcr to tell Om' . . . silxci' and U1'.lI'ltQC blussums . . , mid com.-spondcnf . . . -lolm . , . lmii' dresser. Softlull 1, 2 AA 1, 2, 3, 4 Plwtugmplmy Club 4 fill?-'X 'E CHARLCYIWIT Esiiiiiii lNlORRIS Bw mfzliifuil wif fffi1l.1,1 .Niall Hflllrrilllfc' fff IU- nmimzu. Clurlottc . . . ilmws .1 man without .1 pencil . , . pctitc ..,, L1 .ly-spirited . . . lNI.irllmm's loss-our gain . . . airline hostess. AA 4 Food Sale Ch. 4 THE Qliust Story 3 Phutogixipliy Clulw 4 INA CLAIRE NIZLSON Sha' 14170 Zlflfhllff ff XOII, lm . . A f.u1'-mlmled . . . good matured . . . philosopluc.1l . . . amiable . . . guidance tnnulmfr. .IV Basketball 2, 3 AA 4 Glec Club 1, 2 Mixcd Chorus 1 Sr. Play Promptcr 4 x,.q..f - 2 2 X . L A I ROBERT EDXVARD NIEWTON If is youd lu luxe flu' Illlkfllllfll. Newt , , . grcmlin in thc lab . . . laborious . , . rncnhunxoal mind . . . ll wonder and noth- ing less . . . alma-mist. AA 3, 4 Sr, Play Stage Mgr. 4 Cir.ulu.1tion Iklmcr 3 WILLIABI HARVEY Noi Btfftl' f.1Ie 111.112 7161671 Bill . . . unruffled disposition . . . amiable . . . scintillating eyes . . . Gene Kelly. -lr. . . . navy. AA 4 Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4 Travel Assembly 4 Freshman Reception 4 Ring Comm. 3 Hi-Y 5 n:...- Lf1-.... A b IRWIN EMERSON NICHOLS A une man rzezer blouzr lair knouxr. Irwin . . . tall and blonde . . . says little , F thinks much . . . bachelor . . . photographer. ' AA 4 Mixed Chorus 1 W Sr. Play Stage Mgr. 4 Photography Club 4 DAMIVN ,IQHN O'DCJNNlfI.l, Il with ,ni fin! imjfljl lfuwli. -liilin . . liisli tcnui '... xmw l1.1ir and blue eyes . . . strong Opiniuncrl . . . Kelley green slmmrmlc . , . srrviu: AA 4 Glu' Club 1, J, 5, -1 Mixul filiswiis l, 2, 3. tl 'l.l'.iVL'l Assuiilwl l'rc-sl1ni.m lhiigi - 1 5 . vtirin Al PRISCILLA BETTY NORRIS llnfldfllli it belief' Ili 111 rnbiev. Pussy . . . flurry in Al hurry '.,. enterprising . . . sweaters . . . master of studies . . . nurse. Honor Roll ,IV Basketball 3 AA l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club lx 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2 Chieftain 2, 4 Compass 4 Food Sale Ch. 4 Happy Days 4 Scrambled Eggs 3 Freshman Reteption 1 .FW DORIS MARX' PAGE G'e11flw1er r fnfceedr belief 115.111 IFUIEIIFP, Dotty . . . twisted, whimsical smile . . . loyal supporter . . . friendly fun . . ., stimulating comrade . . . secretary. AA 3. 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Travel Assembly 2. 3. 4 Food Sale Ch. 4 Freshman Reception 4 jr. Cab Comm. Ch. 5 Photography Club 4 x if . I Fi . 1 ' I Ni ' .o' I M RICHARD LEROY PERSON Hur! my mr ,md you hurl me. Dick . . . tall in his boots . . . faithful friend . . . Betty . . . extitable . . . farmer. AA 2. 3, 4 Representative 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Freshman Reception 4 jr. Cab Stage Mgr. 3 I .IE I V f 1 4 I . r v P L 5 J 5: i. r r F P E .1 . fi E 71 f: ti Q 1'. 1 1 Y 1 '1 lNfARY ANN PILVINES ,fi mfr .nzwzzfy fll7'Ut'fl7 Jllllvj' zz'v',1lfJ. Muy , , , wx-cr .md lovely . . . fricndly man- ncr . . . mlm .mll ruscrxul . . . sure-t.u'y. Sxlfflllll AA 1, 2, 3. Glas Clu Cllltllflllli Cump.15s lw 5. 415-, 'N ,file 'X JOHN FREDERICK PUTNAISI jul! ,I 1l!L'.1I.Illl milfs nnllveu' life 1l'm'll2 zrbife. 'lulmny , . . gun from car to car . . . mirror of umrtcsy , . , soft Spoken . . . cvcrylhollfb fricnll . , . nhcf. AA 1, 2. 3. 4 Glcc Club 1, 2 Mlxul Cluurus 1, 2. 4 DI.llll.lllL Clulw l, 2. 5, 4 Roll from RCP. 4 Hlln' Ghost Stufyn 3 Plmtugmplmy Club 4 V JANET EVELYN QUILLIAM Gwfalzierr 711.1561 ll 1' H1111 luazzefz. Janet . . . quiet and unassuming . . . willin worker . . . slow smile . . . merry air . . secretary. .IV Basketball AA 1, 2, 3. Representative Glee Club 1, 2, Mixecl Chorus Christmas Card Comm. Sr. Play Ticket Comm. cv bv 'T 4 W 5 4 4 4 I r 4-if WILLIAM QUENTIN QUILLIAM The world jr ,1 guy rmge. Bill . . . impulsive -... mischievous . lighthearted . . . energetic . . . radio work. Baseball AA 1, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, Freshman Reception P tg, I XN SHIRI X I 11: Nlnrlu NL wphlstn 1 1 bhthu 1 N ll ng 11111 IlLI1Q X HI ,t.1 ,- A1 -. . Chor , -, N .1r11. C . - , ' .lflllfi A '. 1 Attcr 1. , s .-fn ERNEST WA1.TER RAMSEY f' , f' I .rrlefy 11 .1 mzurc of 1111. Squint . . . class Casanova . . . sensitive soul . . . life of the party . . . personality plus . . . Larpcntcr. Vine President 4 AA 2, 5, 4 Co-Ch. Masquerade 4 H1-Y 5 Frcshman Reception 1 Q' 1+ 1 1 VICTOR VUILLIAM RUTANA Aflimzs .ire migblier 1194111 boaflizzg. ' Vic . . . reserved . . . patient . . . sense of W humor . . . reliable . . . wild life worker. Freshman Reception 1 FLORENCE ELIZABIQTH Saxnras ecfly it ljlfcl, lllfllfc' if golden. fo . . i gay giggle . . . good student . . sensible attitude . . . friendly '... teacher, Honor Roll 4 Debating 3 Dramatic Club 1 Compass 4 Sr. Play Whird. Mist. 4 The Ghost Story 3 Graduation Usher 3 Photography Club 4 an ,s many nf... i CHARIOTTF Mm' SMITH A jvfxrc fur tltrrifwlvq .n1,1' elurflviuxq fu iff plnki Smitty , , . v.'urryfunrt . . . now fur num . . . unprctlitt.rblc . . . babv sitting . . . sce- rctary. AA 1. 2, 3, -1 Glcc Club l, 2. 3 Mrxctl Cborns -1 Dramatic Club I Sr, Play Iklrcrrttc 4 jr. Crh XY'.trtl, Nbr. 3 The Gbmt Story 3 Ifrczsbman Rctcptrun 1 'if'-sgnl' . ' N 1 - 1 n rl' qcpa V1cT0R H1100 'STRANDBERG Uwflfflllll ll 11'e.1l1lv. Vic . . . tousled hair . . . inventive and irrmginntive . . . calm and contented . . . lrtcmry. Baseball 5 AA 2, 3, 4 Glue Club 4 Drturmtit Club 5 Dcbating Club 2, 3 C,l1lL'ftglih 2, 3, 4 Time Cilmxt Story 3 Happy Days 4 'll'liITH CARUL Tr2M3Hoi'r kludx' . , tlieerliul , lixcwxiie mistliitt - dantes ln her eyes . , . xtnturesonie , . . nurse. Girls' lili hlgr. -4 -1 Sr. Pl.iy lklieii-tte -1 Photogmphy Club 4 MARLISNIS Lousr TEMPLE Us To ful: !I.f6'fl'!r1IfIc'ff. Marlene . . . sunlight on ii wheat field . . , devoted worker . . . blue ribbon personality . . . enviable blonde hair . . . setrcmry. Honor Roll Softball 2 AA '. 3. -1 Mixed Chorus Z. 3 Travel Assembly 2, 5. 4 Chieftain 2 Assistant Ed. 3 Co-Ed. -1 Compass 4 Freshman Reteption fl Str.1mbled Eggs 3 Ring Comm. 3 Ch. junior Prom 3 Photography Club 4 limi libs-52:i4Q. - - at 94 ' xi fl' 53,4 ' 2 SHIEILA ANN TESSIER All .wt of j1tfffnf21.n1u' ll zwrllv .1 Inu! of fu um! lu. Sl1c1l.i . , . 1'cwurtcfL1l . . , pleasing personality . . . quxrt twxnlclc of cyc . . , sulnlucnl wi . , . nurxc, Hunur Rnll f AA I. 2, 5. 4 Rt-p1'uu1t.xtixc 2 clllIL'fl.llI1 3. 4 Dl'.llll.lllt Clulv 5, 4 Dl'l7llflIl'Lj 2 ClIllll7.lSS lfslltult -1 Rt-tl flwss Rap. 4 Scnmr Play XX'.ml. Mist, 4 N lJl.ly lNl.1lic-up 4 l rwl1ln.1n Run-ptmn l llatmn Drixc C,u4Cl1. 4 l'lmtu,xgr.apl1y C,lul1 4 PARKER CHAPLIN TEMPLE INVIIIZFUIR if more fwzrwflzl 111.111 Jjlence. Temp . . . hhtory addict . . . strong, silent type . . . magital mind . . . farm and woods . , . farmer. Honor Roll AA 2, 3, 4 Debating 2, 3 1' .P , I ,a 'KJV' iv, .511 ,. E P :fm itrggfia x S hz?-' ' . -.-, gif, ,. 959- 5 3'Zz3:,fl'2gr- , .,-'gl ,,., Q. . 1' mf ' vf l. HELEN ABBY WARREN lWlmt'.f uiarlb doing if worfb doing well. Abby . . . electric personality . . . album of moods . . . clever mind . . . capacity for friendship . . . Simmons. Honor Roll Secretary 2, 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2 Co-Capt. 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 AA 1, 2, 3, 4 Representative 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Magazine Capt. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chieftain 2, 3. 4 Compass 4 Happy Days 4 Prom Attendant 3 Freshman Reception 1. 4 Girls' State 3 ' mm!-ihrlzauumwzmwmzaaaaii CLAUDISNIE ANN WHITTAKER flloderf-1 if tl fillldjc' In muff. Claudene . . . vigor and versatility . . . cute laugh . . . china doll in dungarees . . . likes underclassMEN . . . nurse, Honor Roll Basketball 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt. 2 Capt. 3. 4 Softball 2 Cheerleader 3. 4 AA . 2, 3, 4 GAC 4 Chieftain 3. 4 Compass 4 Freshman Reception 4 Ring Comm. 3 , HAROLD DOUGLAS WRIGHT Trullf if ffae laiglaerl Ibirzg flmf L1 121,121 am beep. Doug . . . humorous . . . casual . . . tall and W 'haf thoughtful . . . undecided . . . nhef. Mixed Chorus CLASS MOTTO OUT OF SCHOOL LIFE, INTO LIFE'S SCHOOL Photography Club 4 I i Qu-T-i mf 'fig I g 1 A sign of old age to reminiscelu Well, it was four years ago, on a bright autumn 1 ' i m If ..,,,o. QL-5 Y 1 -.1 Q IV X day in early September, 1949, when we entered the awe-inspiring halls of Grafton High as wee Freshmen, a nervous, awkward-looking group of eighty-one. Our class had the distinction of being the last officially hazedg the upper-class men certainly gave us the works! If you should ever want to know the measurements of the Town Hall in terms of frankfurters, or how to play Romeo and jnlief, just consult us for we're authorities. Some months after this initiation, we elected Alfred Hubbard as President with jane Kelly as his help-mate. Shirley Rose set down our deeds. and Waldo Mer- riam collected the money to finance our plans. Our Freshman frolics were confined to a Christmas party and our first fun-packed trip. After cheering the Red Sox on to a thrilling victory over Chicago, a bus load of us weary youngsters arrived home just about in time to shut off our alarms. This, as Freshmen, concluded our first year at Grafton, leaving the teachers hoping that we would use our ingenuity in study rather than mischief. In the fall, joined by twenty-three new classmates from Upton, we arrived for our second year. Our competent leaders, assisted by an executive committee, were: jane Kelly, President, Patricia Mack, Vice President, Abby Warren, Secretary and Waldo Merriam, Treasurer. Now with great zeal and energy we began to plan our first school dance, the Sophomore Hop. We learned the hard way about all the little details which make or break such an event. Since the dance was to occur on a Friday, the thirteen- th, we decorated the hall with good luck omens, and they certainly worked! Our jaunt to Boston had been so much fun the year before, we decided on a return engagement, this time to see the Red Sox play the Tigers. So another eventful year ended. Back again in September we came as sophisticated juniors. The class immediately was beset by the business of choosing class rings and the problems of raising money. Anxious to do something different, we introduced a Harvest Hop into Grafton I-Iigh's social schedule, and showed it could be a smashing success. Plans for the junior Cab were already for occupancy. The two mirthful comedies, The Glam! Story, coached by Miss Noyes, and Smzmbfed Eggr, directed by Miss Droney, were presented to a record crowd and proved there was much budding dramatic talent within our ranks. The Romeos were especially noteworthy. Then came the junior Prom, the most fondly remembered night of the year. The new gym, decked with fragrant spring flowers and shimmering with silver stars, was a perfect dreamland over which Queen Patsy Mack and her charming court reigned. For a few weeks going to school was actually fun until the novelty of the new building wore off. Nothing in our new home compared, however, with such escapades as rocking the old study-hall floor. Our annual outing, held at Whalem Park, completed our junior year. jane Kelly had again led us, with john Hayes as her able Veep, and Abby Warren and Waldo Merriam had held their former offices. iiififiiitl. .lf1i5.Hit4l 1L'5?:?1?-dfQi1fX'e'1- :X nv 4 .mn-mai. 1 ....,.-. Prepared to make our Senior year the most memorable of all, we returned for the last time to dear old Grafton High. Immediately we began to work on our numerous projects to build up our Treasury for graduation and the Washington trip. One and all enjoyed our Freshman Reception, distinguished by a performance of our beautiful make pin ups, led by David Goddard as Mrs. America. We devised some original ideas for fund-raising, among them the Masquerade Ball. Realizing this was a most important year we elected jane Kelly as President, Ernest Ramsey as Vice President, Abby Warren as Secretary, Waldo Merriam as Treasurer, and Sheila Tessier as Editor-in-Chief of our Yearbook, The Compania. Mrs. Lowell, the cast, and everyone else worked hard on the production of the Senior play. At last the Big Day arrived. Our jubilant group was off to Washington! All the exciting experiences of that week would fill a book. But after returning we realized that soon we must bid boodbye to G.H.S. At Class Day we had one last item of fellowship before the sad parting of Graduation. We shall always look back on those days at Grafton High with happiness, and gratitude to all who have worked so hard to make our schooling a real stepping stone to the future. -j,,gnfl V I ab 44-L. V SCRAMBLED EGGS L E GHOST S ORY i Qi QD db dp ff erm JUNIOI RCM w I 4 L X1 i . ...Jw 'I ' .- V I f , .QV , ,ft :ig gh, at 'I' tip g . '7 461- ,. ' -m,,,-'V .. f,.,gi . 5 Q if ,,:,L ff-f f .WQM WT' A,, .,., 'u 1 1 .9 L'- ' 1 , .iii M-a .E+ Ynfj w MASQU ER DE BALL L'-1m,:. Q-eg A s-6 W' A V ff ,xr 2 Q 'Q C 09. '. 'Q ix s . 'Q 'I ox '. Q 0- '- H ,' Q PPY D 3 -.-N-'. YS , 2 - ' .bg C. QS. 8' I' , ' is ,' 5 . s U. C. 'Q Q. . 'O lm I C ASS PROPHECY It was fifteen minutes before the reunion was about to start. As I stood in the cafeteria, my heart started to palpitate. No one had appeared! Suddenly a Western Union boy was standing before me with a stack of telegrams. Quickly I tore them open. Would you like to hear what they said? Civil engineer. Tunneling Rockies to shorten trip for Hollywood commuters. Signed ROBERT NEWTON Unable to come. Must appear in court. Big case. Signed JUDY FLYNN Leading dramatic soprano Metropolitan and Chicago Opera Companies. Substantial, but not fat. Sing Carmen tonight. Signed ALINE BOUSQUET Am illustrator. Must finish drawing for Today's Woman story. Signed SKIPPY MACKER As an astronomer, am studying heavens at seashore with beautiful girl assistant. Star- gazing date tonight. Signed ALFRED HUBBARD Am ambassador to France. just arrived in U.S.g misplaced my luggage. Sorry can't come. Signed jOHN PUTNAM just joined the Navy to see the world through a porthole. Shall think of you all in every port, as I walk through the streets and see peculiar people. Signed FRANCIS FREDERICO Am usher in big movie theater. Only way to see all shows. Liz Taylor tonight. Szgimf MOE ERWIN Am a lecturer on Beauties of Nature, and The Value of a Smile. Sorry can't comeg the Smiles due tonight. Signed CHARLOTTE SMITH Impossible to come. Teachers' convention in Worcester. Signed PAUL JACOBSON and ERNEST RAMSEY Am singer with Bob Wilbur's Orchestra. Engagement tonight. Sorry. Signed CLAIRE BISHOP Conductor on the Broadway Limited and doing it solely to meet famous people. Ted Williams, Marilyn Monroe, joe Louis and the President of the U.S. are on the train this day. Signed RONALD DESMARAIS Am chemist for Richard Hudnut. Working on a new mixture for bleaching hair. Final or fatal step tonight. Signed MARY ANN BOLACK Am writer for Movie Magazine. Interviewing Eddie Fisher tonight. Unable to comeg my busy night. Signed SHEILA TESSIER Working on cattle ranch in Texas. Tripped on my spursg broke leg. Unable to come. Signed DICK PERSON Can't make totals balance. Must complete today. Sorry. Signed PAULINE BASZNER Am chicken farmer. Expect chicks to hatch today. Must see that all's well. Signed CHET LYSIK Am designer of crossword puzzles, magazine covers and necktie patterns. Must com- plete designs for holiday gift ties showing Christmas bill motif. Signed MARLENE TEMPLE Being an architect, I am designing filling stations and halls of fame for the govern- ment. Wforking overtime at big pay. Signed WALDO MERRIAM Working overtime in Howard's Fish Market. Can't make it. The shrimp boats are coming. Signed JANE KELLY Have invented new talking machine deviceg putting it through speed test today. Signed CONNIE FABER Fighting at Madison Square Garden tomorrow. Can't break training. Signed RANDY FORSEMAN Have to answer letters for my daily love-lorn column in the New York Times. Can't comeg interesting night ahead. Signed PAT HOULE Am coach at South High. Big game against Assumption tonight. Wish us luck. Signed IACK KILEY Am author of two of the six best sellers up to date. Must finish a third by the first of the month, so have to miss reunion. If any of you carry a spare plot with you, please loan it to me. Need one badly. Signed PRISCILLA NORRIS Am instructor in plain and fancy golfg making lots of money. Five dollars a lesson. Also give bridge and oil painting lessons to spectators between golfing efforts. Am starting a series of dancing classes tonight, so am unable to attend reunion. Signed BILLY NOE Am Physical education teacher. Stiff from today's classes. Sorry can't come. Signed SHIRLEY ROSE Keeping pet shop. Specialize in eels, elephants, and kangaroos. Sorry can't come to- night, expecting new shipment of japanese beetles. Signed BARB BRYANT and JOYCE HALL Ani a steam riveter. Like the quiet atmosphere. Am putting nuts in a new sanitarium, so can't leave. Signed VICTOR STRANDBERG Am a farmer. Raise winter wheat and summer squashes. Can't come because am busy with harvest. Signed DAVID GODDARD Riding at Westboro Stock Car Races. Don't know what time we'll finish or in what con- dition. Signed BILL BUDGE and WALTER KUCZINSKI Must attend bowling meet. Last chance to prove ability to bowl. Sorry. Signed DOUG WRIGHT' Expecting shipment of baby diapers for Baby Doll Shop. Won't be able to make reunion. Signed FLORENCE SANDERS Designing hope chests for U.S. Furniture, Urgent. Can't come. Signed PHYLLIS CONTIIS Running canary shop. Birds acting up. Unable to come, Signed JUDY TEACHOUT and RITA MESSENGER Am scientist. Working overtime on formula for unbreakable glass. Sorry. Signed PAT MACK Old Maid Club meeting. Men invited. Too good to miss. Can't make reunion, Signed DEE LAPIERRE Night to scrub floors at Filene's. Won't give me time off. Sorry. Signed ABBY WARREN Dancing in Madame Butterfly tonight. Sorry can't come. Signed PARKER TEMPLE and AUDREY BOUTHILLETTE Must work late for Polselli Construction. Unable to come tonight. Signed CLAUDENE WHITTAKER Giving private French lessons in New York. Can't come. Best to all. Signed RITA BIGXVOOD Majoring in English at U.C.L.A. Final exam tomorrow. Must study tonight-need it. Signed MILTON MARSDEN Wedding today. Impossible to get away-I've tried. Signed JOHN MATUSZEK Composing Irish lyrics for poem. Having difficulties. Sorry can't come. Signed MARY PILVINES and DAMIEN O'DONNELL Am dentist. Drilling for fortune tonight. Signed JANET QUILLIAM Am a chef. Have something special cooking tonight. Can't come. Signed DICK CARLSON Am dairy farmer. Milk cows at special time for best results. Sorry can't attend reunion. Signed JOE GORMAN Running tea-room in Beverly Hills. Drop in when you need a brisk pick up. Signed CHARLOTTE MORRIS Am photographer for U.P. Must shoot President tonight. Signed DICK DICKINSON Running mortuary and ambulance service. Will get you at the end. Signed DOT PAGE and JOAN GORMAN Am designer. Working on new line of bathing suits. Signed WALTER HOPKINS Am tax-collector. Have to check on unpaid taxes. Signed DOT COBISKI Am geologist. Searching for rare rocks. Signed BARB MORIN Playing tennis in England tomorrow. Signed MARION MAINVILLE Giving driving instructions to Debra Paget. Prefer night driving. Signed BILLY QUILLIAM Directing Romeo and Julietl' at Shubert Theater. Can't come. Signed VICTOR RUTANA Am taxi driver in N.Y. Farmers' convention. Can't make reunion. Signed BETTY DUVAL Biology teacher. Must assemble skeleton for class. Signed SANDRA ERWIN Manufacturing new type of string. Am all tied up. Signed IRWIN NICHOLS Running for Superintendent of hospital. Big speech tonight. Signed HELEN CONNOLLY Dancing at Brown Derby. Opening night. Nervous. Signed BESSIE DeCOSTA Working in Tide Test Laundry. Washing clothes overtime. Can't make reunion. Signed INA NELSON :.'iit.iemunnzaa,imui,.a wif:-. f.Qf1'e:5a ..:..,.ei,,..,.. an s.. - f . M x 'Vg ' A CLASS WILL 0 fig' 5 nfl' ' 'Q-QQ: lx--S . ' X K ' . Y 0 e 4 iv ' - I1 7 g I We the class of 1955, having attained our goal, do now pass out of these hallowed halls and leave behind many unforgettable and cherished moments. Knowing that we have been well prepared in Grafton High, we feel confident that the future will hold success and happiness for us. Therefore, we, the class of nineteen-hundred and fifty-three, being of sound mind and body do hereby present our last will and testament. I, john Putnam, leave another Put to Grafton High. I, Robert Newton, leave my version of the atomic theory to any up and coming Einstein. I, Judy Flynn, leave my big red convertible to Millie Burnett who seems to be having trouble with her Crosley. I, Ronald Desmarais, leave my Red Cross acquaintances to Phil Burbank, who is ad- vancing well in that line. I. Sheila Tessier, leave my ability to produce a successful yearbook to any future editor who is willing to work as hard as I did. I, Damien O'Donnell, leave my Irish crooning to Tommy O'Leary. 1 I Priscilla Norris, leave with my map of Philadelphia, as I feel that I am going to need it. I, Barbara Bryant, leave my shy ways to Ann Lindblad. Wfe, Claire Bishop and Shirley Rose, leave our love for dancing to the walltlowers of G.H.S. I, Dick Carlson, leave my love for the work at Tebo's Market to joe Tebo. We, Walter Kuczinski and Walter Hopkins, leave together in Kuczinski's souped up car. I, Chester Lysik, leave for my chicken farm. I, jack Kiley, leave my keen love of sports to Lloyd McKenna. We, Mickey Mainville, Doris Page, and Florence Sanders, leave our sisters to carry on where we left off. I, Pauline Baszner, leave my mathematical ability to the future bookkeeping classes. I, Paul jacobson, leave my long list of excuses for absence to the Freshmen to add to their own good supply. I, Carolyn Macker, leave my artistic ability to Joanne Varner for future Chieftain covers. I, Delorice Lapierre, leave Don Heselton and Melvin Maxwell-with sadness. f 491 ' I I I I I I, 3 9 Charlotte Smith, leave my cheerfulness to any needy junior. Ina Nelson, leave my French book with its answers to jean Mainville to save her the trouble I had. Richard Dickinson, leave the teachers with a few less headaches. Milon Marsden, leave Boston State House to Steven Giro so that he won't have to skip school to go there the next time. Dick Person, leave my cowboy boots to Dennis Anderson to help him complete his outfit. Joyce Hall, leave my pleasant smile to Gloria Richards. We, Aline Bousquet and Phyllis Contois, leave our book of Special Diets to any I, I, girl, or perhaps boy, who thinks he needs it. Parker Temple, leave my wonderful attendance record to Elliot Bigelow. Randolph Forsman, leave my physique to Tommy Taft so he may play football when Grafton gets a team. We, Maurice and Sandra Erwin, leave our family affection to johnand jane Crosier. I I I I, I I, I I I 7 7 Mary Pilvines, leave with my love for the Irish. Alfred Hubbard, leave all my wives to the future Maharajah of Magador. jane Kelly, leave my popularity to any ambitious underclassman who is willing to work as I did for it. Erwin Nichols, leave my quiet ways to Bob Quill, who seems to need a few. Pat Mack, leave a pair of my unbreakable glasses to joan Whitney who doesn't seem to be having any trouble with hers. Victor Rutana, leave one of my fishing rods to Bruce Brokaw for his collection. David Goddard, leave my farm to Gordon Farmer who seems to be the rightful owner. Betty Duval, leave my waitress job to Nancy johnson so that she can carry on. Francis Frederico, leave my seat in Miss Noyes' class to anyone who is brave enough to take it. We, Claudene Whittaker and Abby Warren, leave our places as cheerleaders to Maureen I, I, O'Hara and Beverly Despres. Patsy Houle, leave my never-failing devotion to the Ford family to Lawrence Lamothe. Dot Cobiski, leave my love for telling jokes to Germaine Briand who already knows quite a few. Vlfe, William Budge and Ernest Ramsey, leave our booth at Leofanti's to Eugene Polselli I, I, I I I I I I I I, and joe Tebo. Connie Faber, leave my ready answers in class to Beverly Prentis so she will speak up more often. Waldo Merriam, leave my cash book to William Shackett. Audrey Bouthillette, leave my alertness in class to Kenneth Ledoux, who could make good use of it. Carolyn Messenger, leave my old place in Gym class to Gail Norman, who seems to enjoy it much more than I do. Mary Ann Bolack, leave my friendly ways and my reputation for being a good sport to Mary Ann Lapan. , Charlotte Morris, leave my roller skates to Rosemarie Buzzell. , Victor Strandberg, leave my writing ability to Mickey O'Rourke who seems to need it. Judy Teachout, leave my sense of humor to Francis Bennett. ,joe Gorman, leave my Charles Atlas course to Bobbie Phillips with a note of hope, Rome wasn't built in a day. Janet Quilliam, leave my recipe for rum cocoanut cookies to Nanci Norris so that she can supply Grafton's food sales. We, joan Gorman and john Matuszek, leave our musical instruments to the G.I-l.S. I I I 1, I, I, I v 7 v orchestra. Wfilliam Noe, leave my dancing ability to those underclassmen who are afraid to try to learn. Marlene Temple, leave my natural blonde hair to Margie Christian. Barbara Morin, leave for Millbury and wedding bells. Billy Quilliam, leave my love for driving instructions to Mr. Perry's future driving classes. Douglas Wright, leave by bowling ability to Bruce Longbottom so that he can rack up some high scores. Helen Connolly, leave my tap shoes to Gail Francis who has proved she can fill them very well. Bessie DeCosta, leave my ponytail to Miss Cole to use as a fly swatter since she dislikes flies so much. I'inall wc do hereb name and a oint as executors of this our last will and testa- ' ' Y- ' Y PP 1 ment, our class advisors, Miss Ruth Gordon and Mr. james Dorsey. aid .Ta X Ho sf Wr gable f At 1. kI?lm2...b.l.:.T.ge XX L A 'Mr 'ft-...ff v K 3. 4 V U f Z X .,- ,EIQX X , X X A x gf4 N fl E J , A H U A 0 My K' A -- 5 CU 5 5.x D 7 x S CCC? C lauelene Jbiak MYOST Att rf a cf iv? X olffffl CS 3 'Y f Y V 64,1 JJ lhadgnj Wefor F BL .BQStDrGSsec' Renate! N 1 mf Il: lgbfagdzg.. 43fTT' RWseHfa A 4,71 f' Vw' -...X Shi rl hh- !.7 ' Q1 R B Ba Sara E uhh gf-3 i1......L.L WX' ost po ala -2:0 rg qc? J' 4' Mar-4am 4' Q21 9 'D kc, '52 '1.'L'f' -Jah? I ff-15s ,-1 gee Jim dst ste! R0 Halal 84 J: 51 'WS 0 Q Batt K. T D ek -LIZYI SIQSS gov 26430 MostAmLfT 'ou lv 'Priseilfa as 152-5? Rvberf NQr1Rnn VILT P ' 13 Y, .. ,,.,.1M'4v' If-gf LQRJ1 E Smcceel aaa Pf,,....f -iw lgiq FS Qhtu 5 si Hume ra u 5 l 9 alffi '- was 'Jane 'Q J N VT 'ff 5,1 Francis WM U6 ,G .MVJ A, 5. gf: W., W ,f W H M051 Mau. Q O HWQQQQ fzffw x ml? Sheila W 1 e Most CFIPQYFU AME-'Us 5 '-if? fs . ,.Ax.,R0Ler'f D H29 R x 5 kg'-r O C Z 5 1' H, , 4kPfaf-:Q M211 Jah., ? Q . x ow' a.Q,l.tre 'D 'Sb Host C P I5 fb llx HoSt FlfY t3tl'ouS .nj V ' gh-A, . V ' -g f lv 'Q , fgq ,qw Y 8 A . JOEY! LM, Af'f.aM.'5Fl! iii . Host Lozgizcloush , .,,, I, if -ff -- 'SSM 11-T-24' Sit... A---- 4 s-KN 2,lan 1' Q Ti? 0, I I '-Z' -1 Quiz: Claufene Moe A Most Talentel t ,Pai 1 x.,,,...N l g.-,,..-o ,-,. x....,- Best DBHCQVS -fi,-5 .gs- I I I I I I I I I I I r U I I I I I N p D I E I R , C I L I A I S S M l E I N I I I I I I I XXIIIIAM SHAClxF'lT These are the jolly -luniors, our companions for the past three years, and now our capable successors to the fun, privileges and overhanging sadness of being seniors. We know that, in the coming year, these familiar lates will be seen in the elassrooms and espeeially on the .ithletie fields, bringing lame .intl glory to Grafton. During these years together, we have attended eaih other's plays, proins, .intl tlantes, and a warm lriemlship has sprung up between the elass of '53 and the juniors . . . lt is with deep personal interest and sinterity that we salute you! Suteess to you! . . . And l lappiness l 6? C .R sv' 'X ' ,if N Pre ridwzl ,,,YAA. Vive Preflde nf Serreluzvg A,,AA,A... T!'t.I,illl er ,. pg? F' Pnl n 5 ..'.1'.' Q Y3-liz ' :1 fix OFFICERS RICHARD DLYVAI- KENNETH ifoxx'LER ,utr Dioiemsox PAVLINE sr, LAURENT Here are the sunny Sophomores, on the verge of becoming juniors. Here, too, is a great part of the future of Grafton High, and a wealth of talent and ambition. Here is the last group of Upton pupils to Come from Northbridge, and here are the last of any pupils to have seen the old high schol. We know that a Class of such exceptional merit as the honor roll shows, cannot fail to succeed in every under- taking. May the years at Grafton prove as happy and successful for you as they have been for us! ifni OFFICERS Prcwderzl ,..,, , , , RICHARD Firms p,,.,:i1, U, ,AAA,,,A,,,,, CAROLYN ismciit 5,,,i,u,,, , ,A DOROTHEA CQARLFON 'r,,,,e,,,i, ,,,,,,,, , eeeee A e e STARR TVPPISR M E These cheerful faces belong to the freshman class, who, in 21 year, have betoine our lifelong buddies. During this year, they have endured the Freshl'nan'S Reteption .ind have heeome piitriotic titizens of Graf- ton High. 'lio you, our Little Brothers and Sis- ters, we leiive our fond regards. You have years of promise .iheatl in De-.lr Old Grafton. You will h.iye your pl.iys, your sports, tl.iss trips, and dances. You will .ucluire friends in plenty, .ind will slowly .utuinul.ite .in CllllttlflOl1. 'l'hen, one d.1y, you will give your own freshmi1n's reieption, .ind shortly aft- er will lsul farewell to the sthool you h.1ve tome t0 love, 'llirouligli these ye.uss, we wish you tl happy journey to suttess, .intl .1 suttessful road to happi- nessl K-X KR , if W Q - f-fY...- 1' Q 4,17 X, 'ax-: ggi-:' fy,,3 -.:, ' ' , , 4 , ,kv wi In DRAMATIC CLUB ff, 1? f' xoa RYD C3055 WN ASS! X,IA'I'lON 'i MIXED CHORUS . 5 1.4 1 1 i fl TRAV ELIN G GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL ASSEMBLY 'i' o f Im if 0009 00 H CT THE CHIEFTAIN PHY CLUB 4' 49 L. PHOTOGRA s'1'umzNT COUNCIL QA Q a1all'! Z JLSMQMQMSIYLQQL W 45. wa! I Q Ui G qs I Q, 5 Q- ki . Y W' I ,Q V32 xg, 5 I ' xy Mt vid O r lv ,s O 1.4 17 KN, if 532 l JANE CLAUDENE MICKY UK -,Z JANE X1 iw Q, xx X I pAT t fr 323.115 ff-Q W SKIPPY 3 L W-, sfJ . rg v. If rw 3949 D v L . xy .. E, a A A, E li ag, 1 U I lV,'.. Q 1. ' 'I 512:45 1 MQ U 'R . ' N lbs .,,. 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VQW ll k.. f In 1, 'fav ,,1na-Llsx i 4,1 ' ,-1 4 Q . 1 K :Si ra fl A 'FS REMEMBER W. YOUR TYPING RATE? ALL THE FORMULAS? -MA l 5 'O'-5 it 'QUE' tiff' !,l1'luI'lNf, LUSH I N I.A'l'INf AIRPLANIES IN STUDY? ADVERTISEMENTS X ' l x Y 5 I f-f:'.. .. X C-, Thanks +o 'rhe many gracious and co- operafive business firms of GraHon and Up+on who have placed ads in 'rhe I953 eclilion of THE COMPASS. The sfaff of 'rhis book and 'lhe s+u- den+s of Graf+on High School wish +o express fheir sincere apprecia+ion +o 'rhose es+ablishmen+s which have helped +o make 'rhis yearbook possible. I+ was a pleasure +o deal wifh each of fhem. We hope +hQa+ 'rhe acquain+- ances made in our business confacfs wi+h +hem will serve fo s'I'reng+hen 'rhe relafionships befween 'rhis high school and +he cifizenship of Graflon and Upfon. ' .'lbS:.c. 11E12r:fi.2i5-'+-4:k,iQ1g,,j.x4, ,QL-, 3. -V, , . , I, :ning W, ish-wil gf f ix 'K i . rw I ' i jr A' -ff .1 , X.. WE GET OUR BALFOUR RINGS 'E' J ,, 'E'-':..,. - , , I COMPLIMENTS OF Jim Fleming - WORCESTER Defurring Co. Inc. Depoi Sfreei Willzinsonville Precision Iumbling of me+aI siampings and machine paris CRESSY BROS. GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING New and USED PARTS 260 Main SIree+ FisI1erviIIe, Mass. Pontiac SALES and SERVICE 257 Worcesier S+ree+ Nor'I'I1 Graffon TEL. 65I RIVERSIDE FARM Specialisis - Homogenized and Pasfcurized Milk GRAFTON 2035 LIL QUINN'S Beauty Shop 34 Ferry Sfreef Fisherville, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF WEST UPTCN SUPER MARKET, Inc. and PACKAGE STORE TO THE CLASS OF '53 ,Ji MARTIN A. FREDERICO LAKE RIppLE CAFE Eshablished I926 LOUIS CAPRIO, Prop. JOHN-MANSVILLE Sfeaks - Chops - Spaghe++i Roofing 8: Sidewalling Pizza New lns+alla+ions- Repairing 97 Wofcesfef 5+- I3 PULLARD RD, GRAFTON, MASS. GRAFTON 448 Tels. 2384-2576 GEORGE JORDAN 81 SON Graf+on Cenfre Garage VOU-I-OUR.S EXPRESS' Inc. Since I909 366 Providence Road Gfaf+On- MESS- FARNUMSVILLE, MASS. WE MAKE THEM RUN AND KEEP THEM RUNNING Complimenfs of GRAFTON INN HELEN and WALLACE LOWE 1. . MARANDA'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING LUBRICATION 29l Main S1'ree+ Saundersville, Mass. E. C. PauI's SERVICE STATION 320 Providence Rd. Farnumsville, Mass. PHONE GRAFTON 258l Thompson's Spa Up+on Cen+er SEA FOOD-ICE CREAM-CANDY Tel. Upfon 250 DOANE a. WALLACE HlLTON'S 87 WATERVILLE ST. I37 Fronf Sh-eef NO. GRAFTON Worcesfe, SOCONY PRODUCTS Tel, 4,,0,4 TRL 509 FOR PRINTING IN THE MODERN MANNER. COMPLIMENTS OF L. W. PRENTISS 81 SON COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY J. McNAMARA Complimenfs of KITE MORIN'S Restaurant Sand berg's SOCONY STATION Rouie I40 a+ Silver Lake Graffon S8zH GREEN STAMPS TIRES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Gaudette Bros. INSURANCE AGENCY GERALD L. GAUDETTE 6 Sou+I1 Sfreef Graffon, Mass. Telephone Graf+on 543 CompIimen+s of JAMES CASSINARI Village Barber 70 Nor+I1 Main SI. NORTH GRAFTON PRATT BROS. PouI+ry 8: Dairy Feeds Norfh Graffon GRAFTON PHARMACY n. J. Rosserrl, Reg. Ph. Graffon, Mass. CompIimen'rs of THE KEITH HILL NURSING HOME 44 Old Upfon Road Grafron, Mass. TELEPHONE 2I95 nnI.-171 In -.1-v-nk..-1-. am...-m,....v---...-vm. ....- - . 11.11, --155-..:.z.1-: .. -1 x:.1.-.-114-P COMPLIMENTS OF KLON DI KE IN N Complimen+s of MR. and MRS. ROBERT C. RONEY Edgewood House Nor+h GraHon Cafering For All Occasions PHONE GRAFTON 837 WALK-RITE SHOE STORE QUALITY FOOTWEAR PLUS DEPENDABLE SERVICE Graffon 2259 Roufe I22 Norfh Graffon CHARLES N. BOLACK Complimenfs of LEOFANTI'S NorI'h Graffon, Mass. Tel. 9282 GORDON COAL 81 OIL Dependable Fuel 24-Hr. Service TEL. GRAFTON 7II-6I0 SMART SPECIALTY SHOP 56 Nor+I1 Main S+. Norfh Grafion, Mass. GRACE MAHA, Prop. Compliments of TUPPER CORPCRATION FINN'S PHARMACY FARNUMSVILLE. MASS. GRAFTON 346 Prescripfions Filled Promplly I I I l LAKE RIPPLE GARAGE SALES and SERVICE Complimenls of Paul Zorynoff Pietruscko Adom's 90 WORCESTER STREET GRAFTON' MASS. Meals 8: Groceries Tek. Day 789 349 Providence Rd. Nigm 883 I FARNUMSVILLE, MASS. 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