Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1957 volume:

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HILYARD Principal MR. STEVENS Admiuisfraiiau 1 'i , -'ns-..,.,.,,,, 4'r-v--uv-..,,,,Q J1-w-v--...L 'ww-.,, Vice Principal Mr. Johnson ,- , SCHOOL COMMITTEE MR. LEMAIRE MR. BERTRAND MR. BUTLER MRS. WEBBER Missing from picture MR. MONGEAU ii . if fix rx' 5 is ,' - .:, 1 ,- PG . 51 Q- , A , Dedication For his greaf help To Us during The past four years, vve, The class of 1957, dedicafe our yearbook to Kenneih A. Wheeler. As sophomores we were forfunare To have him as a class advisor, and since Then his aid To our class has never ceased. He has been Teacher, counselor, and friend. i i ii MAKING UE:- R. SANDBERG, AB., A.M, Social Studies Zzculiy Yr c. DOYLE, AE., M.Ed., D. DRONEY, AB., M.Ed Social Studies Languages ur 96666 00000 DGOGC 80099 ll.: RUTH GORDON GLADYS TEMPLE THEODORE LEKAS, B-5- Business Buginegg Social Studies JOANNE FONTANELLA, AE. KENNETH WHEELER, AB. PHYLUS COLE, AB- Math and Science Sciences El'1QliSh Haculfy I I IK are lk i , -asv' ,, F ' I - . -il S ms ' 'M ' Y 1- ' 5: ' I 93, A 5 I D 7 'ic ' BEATRICE WOOD, B.S. HAROLD ANDREWS JEAN ANDERSON, B.S. Home Economics Industrial Arts Physical Education 5 -L .- EDITH LOWELL, A.B. JEAN-MARIE NEWEY, B.S. Math Art pw: cl-L WILLIAM ORMOND, AB. English WILLIAM KELLEY, B.S. BERNARD NIQHAN, AB Physical Education English pq-9,-M I IR KAY MERRILL, edifor-in-chief. RICHARD HOWARTH business manager .X X . , X, I X . I X y , ' I-1. . I JOAN LELAND, assisranr ediror REGINALD IDE BRUCE NEWTON photography ednor. Qorrzprzss Staff circulation manager. JUDY LUNDGREN lirerary editor I 5 n r L ,Sf HIV fi -..Q x U. W. w .., 4. ,. xv...,,-I ..JQiv-. K W SENIOR G97 THE V mu-og Y sf Q L, I SE om'-5 To efq 0' L lpb O f 4 ID falling, 1114 441445 QP?Qlg1y. 4 4 f 0 6 I 0 I I 3 7 ' I-...tw l f 5 I I A l I u h A I s I I I I I I I I I I I I I NANCY ELLEN BABOWITCH Honest labor bears a lovely face. Babo . . . master of Latin . . . quiet in her own way . . . has experience as a nurse's aid . , . nurse. AA lj Class Committees 3, 4. u V-el'-es' 'c. 4-.x-.-xv.-c-ssfs-c-Q-'Img so Q A Gif!! PfPf7l 0093 Odff' 'Il' I s I I I I I I I JOANNE MARIE BATES True to her word, her work, and her friends. Jo-Jo . . . everything Tito could ask for . . . neat . . . attrac- tive . . . terrific personality . . . secretary. Junior Red Cross 45 Chieftain 35 Traveling Assembly 45 Junior Prom Attendant 35 Junior Cabaret 3. -'-',,,p,-9ffrar:IIlf 5' 39009- 5 QP 5 I I I I I I I I 4 o D073 as Dtllnla Qtlllfll I x I s Ullll dig J ff I I 2 2 I I I I I I I Q I I I I I 3 I I X I V' 'rail 1 x I S n v I l I e : 6 I ' xp I -.filfilcayztlyrvv 1111144 ',ou.,vuq r - -- - LAURENT ALBERT BELANGER A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. Larry . . . our mystery man . . . what would study be like without him . . . a future service fellow . . . Air Force. Junior Red Cross 4. ELIZABETH BERNICE BENOIT I laugh when I should, and sometimes when I shouldn't. Betty . . . a smile for everyone . . . always does her best . . . loves homeroom . . . also Phil , . . Secretary, Class Secretary 4g National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Red ' Cross 2, 3, 4, Chieftain 2, 3, 45 Baton Twirlers 45 AA I, 2, 3, 4. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l 3 1170 QI!!! 0 lg I I S 'Q U llllll 919140010111 CC .. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I dr f.sxi5XX1x 'St Qssigsixksxss I I 2 . 3 ' : I I I I 3 I v I I I 2 2 g 3 ' 2 2 I i 4 , , 2 ' 2 su 5 - -y ' 'wg-:gf . 4 ff g X 3 ' 1' 5 ' 1,10advllrzailllatllaitltl, LOUISA ANN BERUBE A smile for every girl, two for every fellow. Squeeza , . . a conscientious worker . . . gets what she works for . . . a great lover of art . . . artist. Compass Staff 4, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Chieftain 3, 47 AA l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Cabaret Usherette 3. I I I U n ,XQQQXH Vg gs SSQQ QQQQQQQ 9 A s6 D5 Q 55 QSXX ELAINE ELIZABETH BLONDIN Wise ro resolve, patient to perform. JDDQIIJJOJDIIQJQ Bunny . . . accomplishes much . . . gay . . . romantic . . strains of seriousness . . . secretary, AA 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Prom Usherette 3. DIC! :IOP III graraoo 110:04 og a 4 a0la4la:J4lf1IJl'J 049090: :af UOCOOUCUICCUI 0 0111 'C -w. 4 '41-n'b0Ol'4a1gp S660 I 1 I JEANNETTE MARIE BONNER 1 Shy and ladylike is she. : Jan . . . lots of romances . . . true Friend to Elaine . . . to 5 others too . . . bookkeeper. Q Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, oisr Jockey cioo 4, AA 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club I. I I l I I I I I 5 s , ,J : 2 , . E ' 4 is U3 fi 2 Nfl- .x'q .s,gxs,w4gQ..ggQ tsqgggxx Q Q A AlflPfA7f,2l'05'00g,'.l 'Il-.lp- g I I I i I I I 5. I ROSAH? LOUIS BOUDREAU Q Who knows but someday I may be famous. I Rosie . . . unlimited talents . . . such dreams! ! . . . famous I expression, But what if-?? . . . undecided. . Bond 3, Junior Red cross 1, 2, 3, 4, visooi Aids Ag Disc Jockey : I Club 4, Traveling Assembly 1, 2, 3, AA 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. 0 Q1 ffillov Oli' PDIQIIIIIJIIJO 5 l 2 I I I s 2 I I I I 2 I I 2 Z 2 2 l I I I . I 5 I Q I t Q I I I I I rw- I . I s 2 ' ' s ' . s : b s s '0c4:.ar:vu1I'U '7J0 lf, yo 1 ,1 if 14 Ja PU O U3 or IT1 E -I JP 0 l'n Q F O JP E ID 4 ID r- I O U5 2. In :- -. S 3. :- 5. -. ru 6. m 3 'W Nm EJ 3 O. 'N Ol S. GJ :J O. UI 3 0 0 -4 :- , 'ls-ua - fllfilylillfi IU! 11,154 4 Bobbie . . . specialist in history debates . . . known for unpre- pared trips . . . wedding plans . . . housewife. Compass Staff 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Future Teachers 'lp AA I, 2, 3, Photography Club lp Softball l, 2, Graduation Usherette 3, Class Vice President 3. I N I I I I I I I l 3 E I Q I Il I .t S Q N 3 I I Ox O s 2 I 1iikxS St yssixxixissxs 0 4 gall: 1 Qlflild C Q01 IC 1001101 l N Q . I Q 3 3 K l 5 5 3 I 3 3 U Q01 VALARIE LOU CARLSON As merry as the day is long. Chickie . . . red hair . . . energetic worker . . . quiet . . . nice Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, AA l, 2, 3, 4. ELRID ESTELLE CARLSON ' Everything goes fo she who waits. 5 Ellie . . . always a helping hand . . . secretive . . . but talka- tive . . . very friendly . . . secretary. Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Chieftain 3, 4, Disc Jockey Club 3, ' AA 2, 3, 4, Junior Cabaret Usherette 3. I I I I 3 Q--'S ' f ff I A 4 I 'O L fauna:aprpappfgpanprnqanppp, 'll' .5 5 I Y U I 5 U Q N I 5 I 5 Y N 5 5 3 smile . . . undecided. 5 Junior I U 3 S 1 l 5 Y 5 '- 1.14-4 4o4rl0l0allJvJl03Kx w5's,yQ!SlIv,w5 .5 if min C 55' ?Z 'SE 53 is 5--4 0 Eb 3:0 -:U 30 'LZ QT Sue . . . dimples . , . shy!! . . . very pleasing smile . ideal student and classmate . . . secretary. Chieftain 2, 3, 4, AA l, 2, 3, 4? Prom Attendant 3. 0 Opfgptlpn ta to natal: 111011110 rl YD .P xSSS 55555869 gg-5 -.5 Q .5 S 'Q 00100000 0 03170101 U0 U QVC if-tnafii 700000 UQ a -1 OIUCCIIIIJIIJIJIJ 'I Q I S N I 5 I I S S 1 I 5 I I I 2 5 I U I COPQI 73020 Zfffllfiifffl fl 4115 C llllltftpp 1114 C1161 Qbfgp-if Q ROUGE '1'c qmks.-.gqs-gg ...Ag PATRICIA ANN CLA P tv00oll00vlvcwagvp org- 5 I I I RK Quiet . . . but, oh, my ! I I CAROL ANN CHRISTIAN Speech is silver, silence is goIden. Carol . . . serious minded . . . good thinker . . . neat . . quiet . . . secretary. Chieftain 3, 47 AA I, 2, 3, 4, Graduation Ushererte 3. S M .jiri PP4'!74 0043 Qgflf 'I4,,,, I I L I I I I I I. I Pat . . . ability to obtain information . . . popular . . . readi- ness to share knowledge . . . elementary teacher. Chieftain 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, Photography Club I, 2, AA I, 2, 3, 4. .ink I I 5 2 5 I N N 5 I u 5 2 2 Q N I I 5 5 5 ,I S , I Sy' N K'-Ptqyggapqyprlfvflffgy 11, x 1 ,C I. fd llvslsi A U ,1 B I N I N I I l I I I I if , ANNE ROSE CROTEAU Born with the gift of laughter. Annie . . . full of fun, yet ambitious . . . students . . . as changeable as the weather . . . tops . . . nurse. Compass Staff 4, Girls' State 3, Chieftain 2, 3, 4, Traveling Assembly 4, AA l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer I, 2. D Q I Plaallilaldiia IJ 'll il 1'.f 41511111 ARLENE ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM lf flirting is an art, then she is an artist. Bubbles . . . gay giggles . . . friendly . . . master of the Rock 'n' Roll . . . undecided. Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Chieftain 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 2, 35 Disc Jockey Club 35 Traveling Assembly 35 Girls' Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Photography Club l. 5 5 1 s s s 5 2 s I I O N I I 5 5 3 s I l 5 I I 3 Yi X S K dlolg Q10 lIlll7O pl I 4C'l4fd0cCa11I UU rn zu Z JP 70 U F' JP 5 70 rn Z 0 rn E 5 2 lb 1 70 kay 0 - 1. 14,4 aa4r1a1o4ll.a4vo Laugh and the world laughs with you. Larry . . . real cute . . . curly hair . . . dimples happy-go-lucky . . . well lik'ed . . . fruckdriver. Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Cabaret 3. 1553 SSS! Q SSS QQ!!! S l'l'l .E :SN 53? :UU-7 'gm Q-4 SI Cu iz ml'1'1 QUT '30 Fila sg rn N' f W J ' , H' S 5 'IICCCQIIIJOIIIIJOOIJIOUU Beth . . . her sense of loyalty is a rare quality . , . dark hair . . . blue eyes . . . fine friend to all . . . teacher. Student Council 35 Compass Staff 45 Junior Red Cross l, 25 Chieftain l, 2, 3, 45 Baton Twirler 45 Cheer Leader l, 25 Traveling Assembly 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 GAC 45 Class Vice President l, 2, 4, 5 Q- , 'Xqqggg ,ox xSSSsSStssNt gg-5 -.gg .gg 8 Uyvzoc ug 4 4 aclaclaalalvallrq CQ 0110001091 DJ 5 o. 2 ,,,,',, ppp,anp4Qnl:l4n9::paIIl U10 qq00l0l14q,.g.g at CYNTHIA SUE FADDEN A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse. Cindy . . . an eagerness and willingness to work . . . love of horses . . . good sportsmanship . . . fine iudgment . . . professional rider. Junior Red Cross l, Future Teachers 3, Baton Twirler 4, Soft- ball Manager 3. GAIL ELLEN FABER Full of fun and fancy free. Gail . . . friendly personality . , . always to be remembered . . . especially by a certain teacher?? . . . nurse. Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Disc Jockey Club 3, 4, AA 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club ., 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4. l GERALDINE MARGARET FLEMING Why should the devil have all the fun? Gerry . . . an active member of our class . . . oh, how she talks! . . . indeed, of everything . . . always answers . . . especially in POD . . . teacher. Basketball 2, 3, Compass Staff 4, Chieftain 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Disc Jockey Club 3, 4, Baton Twirler 4, Debating Club 3, Girls' Glee Club 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Junior Cabaret 3, Science Club 2, 3, Senior Play 4. It Q sag, 5 '-3-. t 2.932 NEI. Q mg. m S 3, 9. . EOCQJTL 'HIQFQJ7 O s P' 93332 am - I -.1350 I nga'-mrn 5 IQ, T' s eggs? : 5.5.73- J Uqjfi .13 i- . 11'.W' g fl: 5 ggsrm n 23264 0500.0 QWTI c?0Q.mI-rl 5 3-UmS'70 X 3222 'R gig K? 4 I ee QP X7 3, 2 . 1: 2 I I sitivgi S85 5 ssgs x X I N 2 3 1 N 3' N 2 5 3 5 5 5 3 U 2 I 'Ul U0Il0l0dlIlI0aa4400911041 HYQQIJJIOIQ ll! ll I CU'-lfdbcdtfig' 1 If I 6J7IQlQJffQUlf3 V NANCY ANN FOOTE Easy to look at, nice to know. Cee popular . . . well liked . . . a familiar smile . . known to everyone . . . nurse. Basketball 2 3, 45 Campaign Rally 45 Compass Staff 47 Junior Red Cross 4 Chieftain 47 Baton Twirler 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4. its 5 gQgyy,,5' 6855555138855-gsgggg -xxx BEVERLY ANN FORSMAN Gaze into her eyes and you see an angel Gaze a little longer you see a little imp Bev good reputation for getting things done favorite expression oh really nurse Compass Staff 4 Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 Chieftain 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Debating Club 3 4 Traveling Assembly 3 4 1 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 Dramatic Club l 2 Student Council 4 Basketball 3 If 3' : i N . 'Q 5 N N' ' s . . , . C 1.4 , .. 5' . , A N- 1 . , - 1 , . T' f . I . - ' . . y A 3? 4. ' r M T - X I u Q x I l Q S - 2 ' I I s Q l 1 s lap: JCCI 3 S S : X 3 l I 2 Q T v l ' l 2 I 'ircrcc eq Q - aalaalaaalizapald 5 7' l'Il01 IIIA 041445 500443,- , 0 up pl:IJa- 0 If r az: IIIIIIIPIO n s D014 up Dtllltaatlrtlgppp Drill: sU77g1g0u0yJyyll'7'.'fl1 1' I I I s I 5 I Q Dick . . I I U I I I I I I I I I I I I ICTOECCG d'sR'.'-AQQQ-gSQ wgsgx lxx C 5 Q WILLIAM ELI FROMENT JR. Happy-go-lucky and free from care. Bill . . . excellent musician . . . our drummer man . Woonsocket booster . , . musician. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Junior Red Cross I, 4, Chieftain 4, Traveling Assembly A, Dramatic Club lj Photog- raphy Club 2, 3. 'Yuki EG 1. f Jeanne . s s s I N I A MARILYN LOUISE FRANCIS A cheery word, a friendly smile, A girl tl'mat's friendly all the while. Mazza . . . nothing bothers her . . . line sense of humor . . . secretary. AA I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Chieftain 3, 45 Girls' State 3. A Cgfft PlA'f.7J'd4'0 ng 'lf 'il' f: I I I I I I I l. I Q s I N I I I 1 I I I I I -- f'l17,'l:1:1za: 1 va 1 r,,, .J 4 JEANNE GIROURD What is the little one thinking about? . . quiet and dependable . . . accomplishes a lot . . . always in deep thought . . . office worker. Junior Red Cross I, 4, Class Committees 3, 4. 9 JOHN ROBERT HASSEN As boss of the seniors he never shirkedp no one can say that he never worked. Johnny . . . a guy that has everything . . . looks . . . per- sonality , . . sportsmanship . . . intelligence plus . . . a girl's dream man . . . lawyer or politician. Class President 1, 2, 4, Student Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Debating Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Junior Cabaret 35 Senior Play 45 Class Marshal 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Good Government Day Representative 4, Political Rally 45 Track T, 2. ' D U Y I U U 5 X U l D D 5 l U Y I 3 I I l U l D l lg' Y K Q Q 0170141010 ll ll ll-Ilntu 1:10111 ,I -ra J : f 1 I 3 3 9 4 Z I v - 1.'4 fa JCJYIDICJJIDVI-9 FRED MORTON HEBB Who knows what he may say or do next. Mort . . . asks a lot of questions . . . hard worker . . . takes lots of kidding . . . famous milk route . . . farmer. Class Committees 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 3. V I 9 4 o giixg SSS! sssigstitxst 1 0 Calla 1 Clif llU0CI0Olcllllloan ' S I X fi s QQYSS SSS 2 N rn N M : 2 1 6 2 -4 N I 3 jp L 4 2 3 z N 3 2 I l 3 Q . ee ff Work?-never heard of it. Jimmy . . . clean-cut . . . a generous fellow . . . few can keep up with him . . . a loyal buddy . . . physical therapist. Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Chieftain I, 2, 3, Future Teachers 3, 4, Visual Aids 2, 3, Debating Club 3, 4, AA I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Baseball Manager Ip Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4. 855555555899 mst 551 ax gggs N I I s I 2 2 Q 3 2 Q 5 Q Q ggflggpnpp In atnl 'lv0aa11'Oa0lUd0a1dll I S A S B 571104: cg Q 4 CIUOCIJIIJIIIIJIJ if I, 2, Junior Cabaret 3, Senior Play A. RICHARD GARD HOWARTH l'd rather see a young man blush than turn pale Dickie . . . attractive . . . regular fellow . . . steady and true . . . blushes are flaming crimson . . . undecided. Band 3, 4, Compass Staff 45 Future Teachers 4, Mixed Chorus REGINALD STEVEN IDE Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. Reg . . . handsome . . . good natured . . . a bright beaming smile . . . what a flirt! . . . excellent worker . . . draftsman Compass Staff 45 Class Committees 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3. ,Q housewife. .' pw' 'Its- MURIEL LOUISE KING lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice Mimi . . . tall . . . delightful . . . an excellent skater Class President 3, Student Council 35 Basketball 37 Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Traveling Assembly 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Photography Club 2. U :Jello 1 Qflfl0l0 C401 'O U O I' O Z3 rn U7 P Z Z K Z3 C F- ID llldtajcg O 3- 3- o 5 3 QJ 3 Nc E xc U1 5, S. 3'- fn Fl z, 5 fu o -N QJ 2 rn Q 9 3 LQ I. 3 L9 4 ICC C1llIIJOII'JJOQfJ'0DQ., Dolly what a diamond!! . . . real sweet girl . . . wed- dang commg soon . Alan . . . Housewife. N307 .. C 20. -rn X3 rn-. Q0 OO TC O3 'O C1 U7 my 0-JL. 'C 112. no ,- Cm 2.6, QQ. 00 Q,-. U29 Wm F6 -N co no 0? gi wi. m CD3 2 ,NND S1 0:03 .,.. KJ:- Fab If .YIIIOC eq Q 4 allcalcaaqllullld SQQQ QNQQQ Q Q QQ -.Q Q as 0100909 taco og, If U70 'asf WALTER EUGENE LAWRENCE The truth is without disguise, that I love mischief. Walt . . . never misses anything . . . always helpful . . . so mischievous . . . mechanic. AA 2, 3, Class Committees 3, A, Photography Club ROSE MARIE EVELYN LAPPIERE Pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Rosie . . . dimples . . . sparkle above all . . . adorable smile ideal classmate . . . secretary. Junior Red Cross l, 3, 4, Chieftain 3, 4, Traveling Assembly 4, AA l, 3, 11, Girls' Glee Club 3. l, 2. JOAN ANNETTE LELAND Good things come in small packages. Cookie . . . never stops talking . . . an ardent Presley fan . . . dancing her favorite hobby . . . hard worker . . . nurse. Assistant Editor of Compass 47 Pl'10fO9f5Pl'1Y Club li Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, Chieftain 2, 3, 4, Prom Attendant 3. r PAULINE ANNA LUKAS Loveliest of lovely things she is. It fssiixg SSStSsssixxinSmsus Luke . . . stay as sweet as you are . . . so polite . . . . . quite bashful . . . nurse. Chieftain 3, 4, Junior Cabaret Usherette 3, Basketball 4. ' - 'cliff l047IDlC!Ill9lU9 lo llllldlra Q 41400 I 0010111 400-'Ia r' J I Y U R s s s s X s I 5 . N I l R I 3 5 I l I l U o Q I X Q Q. Q--W 5 S55 SS! 5 ssgs x X l 01f'0tlI0lad3JpJaa-c4acfsafll 4 A a - 4 Q , - 0 0 1valetQIJIJJIIIJJOOOJIOIOI JUDITH FLORENCE LUNDGREN ldly bustling everywhere, never any time to spare. ess a tall and beautiful Swede . . . well dressed . . . neat in appearance . . . social worker. Stu ent Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Debating Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Traveling Assembly 3, 4, AA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Class Secretary l, 2. .Qi 5 swgsxyysgxx STQQQYKSQQQ QQQ-.QQ 55 J AUSTIN ROBERT MaCLAUGHLlN Nature and books belong to the eyes that see them. 9111140 011110 if 00305000 :J IDD 11 The Bishop . . . fingers skimming o'er the keys . . . soft organ music . . . born leader . . . intelligent . . . organist. man 4, Organ Concert 3, Political Rally 4. 0 Q CCI O o 3 1: OJ UI Ui m -0' OI 'h 'h P S Ill c 2. B 0. VU 9' 3. 'fl -. ru UI :- 3 Ol :: au m F1 m 'o :. o P O :- 91. T 0 0 Q I Q 2 s 3 3 S U 5 : . U V l U 5 P 71010: 04 4 1 acla4la::41:4p41l I IP l'lIa1 1114 0 444-Q qv H441-gp. 6 I 919' 5 9 QRYYV ' aaodnooatvcwagvao-vcr' 0 5' 2 2 e 1 5 a 3 2 l- S5-s DONALD PHILLEPPE MAI-ION EY Hurt my car, and you hurt me. Don . . . keeps his car in terrific condition . . . one of our handsome seniors . . . great success awaits him . . . aviation mechanic. Class Committees 3, 4, AA 1, 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 1. Clikyx .4-'ff pffcya -:vb -4 fl 'I' 'V'- 1 N N 1 N I Q N 5. C LOUlS EDWARD MARTIN Q A quiet exterior concealeth much. X Louie . . . adventuresome . . . real live wire . . cheerful s . . . dark curls . . . women , . engineer t AA 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Cabaret 3, Senior Q Play 4 Q Q 1 l I I ' o xr f 6 -.r.rlfvl:1:1zlIvvl 4r111.v-o 1,0 l.xvuQ I Iororlnlto-qffra1:lIIIllIPJ0 f,,. ' -5 ' I N N S C I N l s I 2 MARGARET JOANNE MCAVOY : Tell me Earetty maiden, are there any more at home like you? Peggy , . . so nice . , . never an problems . . . lunch time Y 2 fun . . . gives nice parties . . . baby sitter . . . physical . therapist. Q chaeftaan 2, 3, 4, Debating Club 3, Traveling Assembly 3, : AA 2, 3p Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. l I 1 - N M 'xwfwl Q ' s Q s N Y s6'7Jgyg:QoUdUUlI 7'.'7JQ 1' 0 KATHLEEN ROSE MCKEON She was our queen, our rose, our star. Kathy . . . a quiet Irish colleen . . . our pretty prom queen personality and popularity tops . . . nurse. Student Council 2, 3, Junior Red Cross I, 2, Chieftain 3, Baton Twirler 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Traveling Assembly 4, GAC I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Chairman 3, Prom Queen 3, Senior Play 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Q Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I I s I I I I I s I I I 1 I H 'O 00 00 1010110100000 010400 1914140 ,O 10 I I I I I P I 9 4 v 'J I NLM - - 1.44 of 4aar10l0:0l0vIl' DONNA LOU ISE MESSIER I 55 SSS! qi mxaxg, sxss gssigsssssm-s 000lliO 1 CCC? 10111000 IC Off' 1000000000100 00J000000lOl, I ' s I I I A I I ' 'O KAY LOU MERRILL l am what I am and nothing will change me. Toots . . . a perfect girl . . . popular . . , intelligent . . . real cute . . . very true . . . Jock . . . teacher. Mischief sparkles in her eyes and her laughter never dies. Donna . . . sparkling as champagne . . . bright quick smile . . . eyes of electricity . . . college. Softball I, 2, Band 3, Compass Staff 4, Chieftain 2, 3, 4, Baton Twirler 4, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, GAC I, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Traveling Assembly 4. 'HO CO - Q3 'U 'Da ,gun DJ OITI TO. 23' w9. fe NM. 95 Z . jeo 3 'Um .- 2 -.1 O-O rg: -I9. fs 'Un 9.5 52? O Q-Lo: W lb- -2 se? P3 Pe. V03 W9 p 0000 00f0I40000p00ll 000110001 YO!! .U00p0o 044 4 dlfddflllglllflll sSSS SSS5ssQ 5 A 55 -55 Q my xxgs 110000040000 00010001 'I'lI01 'II4 041440 svlcafqf, K 'b ' 1 O a 6 I ' X f 1 I I C 9 5 CAROL ANN MURPHY I : The smile that won't come off. : Mickey . . . head of the Mickey Mouse Club . . . heart of . gold . . . seeker of fun . , . medical secretary. R g Juhior Red cross 2, chieffaan 2, 3, 4, AA 3, 4, Mixed chorus 3 , 2, 3. 7 I I l I I 7 Q 4 E f I ' u kll'0Si'1.'4 4--XS.Q-gQ.-5gQQsg-gw.q,0Sg- Q. Ml' ffPf2l'41'0 no 'lf' 'll' I4 , I N S l N 5 Q N 9, Q C PATRICIA CAROLE ANN METIVIER Q A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. Q Patty . . . cute laugh . . . Filene's salesgirl . . . china doll in h dungarees . . . hairdresser. Q Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Chieftain I, 2, 3, Future Teachers : 3, Debating Club 'l, 2, 3, Traveling Assembly 4, AA 1, 2, 3, 45 ' Girls' Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Q I 6 t . Q f, f V N :J X . it . A 53 f 4 . 6 1 l xr. Q- va 'v7IllJ',fI,fff,17f 1711134 ,004:15:54:4,fr0fpIIIIlDPPJO Kr ' K '- ' I Q s 2 N N ' 5 lv 2 Q l I l l 2 3 Q Q BRUSTER LEROY NEWTON JR. l r Actions are mightier than boasting. : l 5 Brucie . . . loves to tell hunting and fishing stories . . . always 5 : surrounded by girls . . . a real nice fellow . . . undecided. Q gif b Compass Staff, Photography Editor 4. i . U I I U I F R s N N s ' ' s 5 s 5 S9-'v0c4Invvaurl J0 1' fsxiixg Sitiissigxixxssss I I I I I 5 I 5 GORDON GLENN NICHOLS : A quiet person except when otherwise. 9 Herman . . . observes much . . . says little . . . seeker of : knowledge . . . cute little Jaguar . . . woman hater . . . 2 armed services. Q Class Committees 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, 2. Q .. 5 2 Q I 3 2 s I A R ,rm I .I f ff I 5 I A 0 ' 4 : O nplitDaillvtflttraalltlllil Ill' - ' ,-m '.'e ,'J,,, J0.'e'.,.. I I I I I I I I I I 2 : DORIS ELIZABETH PAILLE I Gentleness that always loves a good joke. 5 Dot . . . iest lies beneath the surface . . . steady worker r . . . entertaining companion . . . secretary. I Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Chieftain 3, AA 3, 4, Photography Q Club 1 I 3 S 1 I H. I ,W ' x-,717 y -' . faza-4 vogrltllllllvlvbkx 'N'-.xsmkvn-sg -5155118 sxggx Q W I E 2 Q s r 2 ' I C s I I RAYMOND EDWARD PEAVEY : : The only thing wrong with school is books and teachers. : I Ray . . . a bright, beaming lad . . . grin from ear to ear I 2 . . . tries hard to please everyone . . . Orchard Club . . . e Q mechanic. Q 5 Class Committees 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, 3. Q : R 3 3 s s I : I 3 3 Q I Q n . I A D Pirro: ug 4 . aalq4Iaaa4::1p4:4 I llilllippf 1114 QQCfQ QQA4,-,-,g 1SSv.S3'- 0 xv. l 9 :I 0 b'6 6 0-viii -gg-55' 919' QGJOIOCUOCUCCQYI I DAVID EARL PERKINS A mother's pride, a fathef's joy. Dave . . . tall . . . blonde . . . soft spoken . . . seriousness . . . business field. Junior Red Cross l, Class Committees 3, 4. 5000? 71-'C C'-X'-'-k 4'sKQQ'c-Awq05lxsC SUSAN POND iC'4Nn,x ,-,fp prlcya v4-'- -, f:-' 'llff Not too serious, not Too gay, a very nice girl in every way. Susie . . . bringing back the Charleston . . . high honors . . . friend to all . . . airline stewardess. National Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Baton Twirler 4, Chieftain 1, 2, 3, 4, Compass Staff 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, AA 1, 2, Junior Cabaret Usherette 3. Q '4',jug- jflrjpjjfnfflflf l l s 5 S ' s 5 1 N ' 5 51037501 011751 IP'7 '7J7 1' . 'G I ' E f -.'11f1la::lzlvrvp ,r,11.v-s 4' 1 -ua f' - S - - , ,-3 JOAN CATHERINE QUINN The dimple that thy chin contains, has beauty in its rounds. Joanie . . . willing to take on responsibilities . . . contagious giggle . . . good sport . . . stenographer. Softball 4, Chieftain l, 2, 3, 4, Traveling Assembly 3, 4, GAC l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Junior Cabaret 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball Chairman 4. 'aafylll PHYLLIS ARLINE RANDALL A blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient. Phyle . . . our inheritance from Maine . . . pet peeve, blush ing . . . shy . . . secretary. Chieftain 2, 3, 4, Traveling Assembly 4, AA 4, Junior Cabaret Usherette 3. - f 4 I-ssssxx fffltg XL x Xlx Q55 SSS QS!! 100110 ICD 000000100 I 3 3 U Q en 199' C I gi 3 2 s 4' N , Q 3 f 0 If I -0 f I I I I I I Z I I I 3 I I I s 3 I I I I s I .I It I S N I lo 11,70 QJQCIO lllll 040-4140011101 ,Ov f 5 0 l I 3 5 4 Z I I, 3, 4. Milli ICJYIOICJIIDIIUC CAROL MARGARET SAMPSON Shows in her cheeks the rose of eighteen. Kat . . . oh so cute . . . tiny and ladylike . . . very neat . . . the best , . . secretary. Junior Red Cross 2, Chieftain 2, 3, Disc Jockey Club 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, AA l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Prom Attendant 3, Junior Cabaret Chairman 3, Photography Club I. ...lr -5 O X' 3 O E 52 5-l 51? 3' up 32 gZ fam wb QT-4 53 20 JZ QU S 91 UI if Rita . . . rosie che and able . . . secretar Basketball 3, Junior I I I I I I s 2 I Q I I I DDQ! 'BIO 0 OIIIU prov: IIOQCCQIIIJJIIUIJO. eks . . . cheerful expression . . . ready y. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Chieftain 3, 4, AA sSsssSSsss8'b as-s 551 as 5 . 4- Q . '14 L X2 , Ulacoo ff Q 4 OCUOGUIIJJIIJIJII 00400000 0 ll uUQCO.'0OlCf 0' 'l! !I'?Iqar III4 04144- Yfllllf, I 'U l A fl o 5 g l 5 . Q P - A I I I I , I 3 i 7 E 2 I 0 5 : f l ,, i ' I Lift' S ' x'4 C-..SS.Q-gif.-xgg Qsgsg. GAIL MARILYN SCOBIE She never talks, except all the time. Gail . . . her actions are so cute . . . behaves when she should . . . always smiling . . . and happy . . . office worker. Junior Red Cross i, 2, 3, Chieftain 2, 3, Baton Twirler 4, AA 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 4. ' 3'gyfggjgogffr0lDJlllJJPPJ0 K . 2 g s N ' s ' 2 Q 2 I E : R R 0 5 Q I . s , s - 2 2 N i s 2 I 1 u 1 L' N W s .1 s 5 s ' N ,, . N rag'-groaplvyfllvf' flyllf DONALD GEORGE SANDERSON Good work follows you as long as you live. Don . . . quiet . . . oh so smart . . . real pro on the dance floor . . . small but sturdy . . . engineer. Student Council A, National Honor Society 3, 4, AA 2, 3, 4, Basketball 45 Graduation Usher 3. sxx'. 410.5 ..,,, A114-va-:nv-4 'I ' 541445 11 yv- . la at 6 'lr xyg I' - , 5 - T ' ' wily, 01101111 rv: 171114-9 ELAINE JOAN SHILINSKY l've taken my fun where I found it. Elaine . . . tiny tornado . . . romantic mind . . . new member of our class . . . secretary. Class Committees 4. JAMES SIMONEAU Men of few words are the best men. Jim . . . good looking . . . fine athlete . . . nice dresser . . . quick witted . . . bachelor. Class Committees 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. giixg sig gssihxtxttsss u 3 2 5 ' 2 A r 2 9 3 I v 2 I 0 2 2 5 3 ' s SSS U OJ , - .- I 5 ff Q 5 Q I 4 al af g 'I ' ' , 1 ' o 1,49affllrzalllraollatlltl I .J Jladogtfllllllllra l4lll'lo KW X 5 0, 0400-If 5 5 1 I l 5 s X S 1 s s N Q 1 s 5 B I I s u l l s I 0 . - . 1.1: fd IOJYIDIJJIIDYUU' KAREN CHRISTINA STIDSEN A tress of golden hair. Karen . . . blonde hair . . . Florida tan . . . stay as sweet as you are. . . Don... nurse. Compass Staff 45 Chieftain l, 2, 35 Future Teachers 3, Baton Twirler 4, Basketball 3, AA 3, 4, Dramatic Club lg Photog- raphy Club l. 'S 'I gg , .xg-xyy,.,,s sSSSsSSss'LQ9 ss-S555 88 Qgggx N :Z bib 9.2 52 LEA si QD 32 D.I'Ti Sw Q-C SF 3-1- 34 SID IZ Nancy . . . very quiet . . . trips to the post office . . . con- tent . . . secretary. Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Chieftain 2, 3, AA I, 2, 3, 47 Photography Club l. Q A Z J 8 J 3 I Q 3 2 2 Q Q 5 ' 3 3 : Q U , b . s Q I , l X 2 2 I 2 5 I Y J! s ' 3 5Ul1z:o sq 4 Q allc4laa:4laalJl4 A l:l,l'l0p, 1114 441410 Qrtdafqp. 6 'O f lv 9 1 Q I E 7 7 4 t ,W l 3 4 Q00 0011103103 n-1100 111 F 3 C 2 9 2 2 5 5 2 Q- I MARSHALL ALLAN TEMPLE When he feels like working he lies down until the feeling goes away. Marshall . . . tall . . . dark . . . handsome . . . famous for his jeep . . . contractor. Class Committees 3, 4, AA T, 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross I, 2. 580 Q 1'0us,, .3111 Pfffyl -0-1 -, 1: f- fllf, WILLIAM ALBERT TESSIER The Happy Warrior. Billy . . . always ready for an argument . , . Join the army . . . clever answer for everything . . . an extra nice guy . . . radio announcer. ll Class Committees 3, 4, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3. ' ,'-,,,,p,- Qffrarillllfllfl' Q blip fpnrplptppallillvif K N N s Q 5 5 s 5 -'flif 3' N 2 I I I . . Q . l U I ii U l f - 1 , t Q I . Q N. S K R, ,allllvvq if w f pf' uve r - - ,.1 '. FRANK EUGENE THOMAS Imagination rules the world. Frankie . . . an imaginative mind . . . works hard . . . quiet, ambitious fellow . . . physicist. AA 2, 35 Science Club 3, Class Committees 3, 4. ' eflllifilfflfliil 17llJ.!410 5 JUDITH ANN TROY Always give the best you have, and you will be well rewarded. Judi . . . good natured . . . athletic . . . a quick wit . . . with a twist of the hand a masterpiece is CreaTed . . . artist. Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 45 Softball I, 2, 45 Compass Staff 45 Chief- tain I, 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 3, 45 Baton Twirler 45 Traveling Assembly 35 GAC 35 AA I, 25 Girls' Glee Club 45 Science Club 25 Photography Club I. ff ings QS! QSSQYSS gigxg Nil sssilttxxsxsx 1100atvlifzallllaltltllltl, fs s 5 2 I ' s C U 3 ' l I Q 3 R 3 U I N s s l I s l l U R l l R 5 3 N l I Q S I l U I I I I I 5 l i :Ira alfa: ar. 'I X Q 'A C ll llll 0011111 dll-'Ia IJ al J offlllttllgflll Nm. ,xqqxxuvgg FIELDEN WILLIAMS All great men are dead and lm not feeling well Willy always surrounded by women loads of fun nice guy draftsman Class Committee 3 4 .-lv PATRICIA WANDA WENC Just a pleasant smile makes life worthwhile. Patsy cute popular nice smile likes under- classmen office worker Junior Red Cross I Future Teachers I Disc Jockey Club 4, President Baton Twsrler 4 GAC 3 4 AA I 2 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4 Dramatic Club I Prom Attendant 3 Photography Club I Softball I Basketball 3 4 9 pnllltlalalrllpllll OOIIIIIPP prov: Yaazaa U4 a 4 aclnalcaaalrulaud ,VS 'N 4 I 5 l 0' 5 9 ' 1 2 ' I . I 1 5 1 1 I i I , . ' A 5 '-lo Q ll I ' ll , . 5 fl az: X I 12 ppc:-0 1.16110 If 71100001 'UCC llffllfllpg IIIA C 41111 s0n4,.,-,- JOHN STEPHEN PAUL ZALESKI The more we know him, the more we like him. Webb . . . tall and rugged . . . a terrific classmate . . so h pful . . . as nice as they come . . . architect. Junnor Red Cross lg AA 1, Mixed Chorus Ag Class Committees 191111 N4 3' C U7 E FD CQ 9 O C 5- O -+-. 'O- 3' CD 3' OJ H O' O Nw 3 . 'F O '1- 3' CD Ln FD OJ O -o-. E FD 1 '. I I I 2 'S 1 X X 4' tv- vlvowagvav-suv' ' as X 1 gs . U0 L 1 4 4 S LYQ QKQQQQN How we hate to say Good-bye to G.H.S.!! Y VS. lat ' K . V 1 -. 1 3 xv 4 1 i 4 1 4' 5 5 ' H I ' Most Popular Q KATHY AND JOHN ? C165 S 1 KAREN Colfple 4 AND D a ON : P 5 - ' I 1 ? I g f ,, , I 6 4 5 : f W 4 f ! 'f :V ' ' if 1 .. if 9 , ., 1, ' - Q , : 5 5 v ' fi 555 3 , s ,Q , H Mosf Arhlefgc il JUDY AND JIM lt? Best Dressed JANET AND AUSTIN I I . n 1 1 X 4 Q3 l Q 4 P -md! - -mm mn: ,-. 7 ' ,Q 5, xi- , K if l., 6 .VV ntaK Mosx TemPe'am2N ANNE AND D Class Clowns GAIL AND WALT Best Dancers PAT AND JOHIN S x 2 g 2 2 fx 3233 R N Q Q 'Nl K I ' A 1 Q 'J - ' B' ,N f T 3 5 V i SLA . Wgxgx 'Qi If , ex I , 1 ,IT ' ,N sz v ,ff ,A+-.. . if' -ff ' f 5 L Most Flinafioug ARLENE and BRUCE SUE and FRANK X K 5 1 . K 2 -4- f S X 2 ix 1 x i Y X X I c J S ff xx . ' N ,rw 2 ' I A' l' i Most Studious e Lk Q, , Wiki W fi Q42 c 'ffxig f A ze X ABR Z r ,nba ,Tiki 3 A aw I Ybg fi ' 2 J, Q 1 V QE P E i X ,Y X 4 an ff' 1 'H gm x 5 gg S.. ave? ' Q ' Je X A 1 v N I 9 1 6 6 22 V 1 5 M051 Likely ro Succeed KAY and JOHN V V HJ -K ,z '. X11 VA ,I 1.76. A5 , , ' ': . ',.'1w l ,W f .,.-fc 5'-if i js : f. , M' I. J 5' Q Shyest JEANNE and DAVE Most Ambitious ROBERTA and AUSTIN Mo 1 Mnschnevous JAN and BILL Best Sports JOAN and JIM is lille,- Most Versatile BETH and JOHN Most Talemed DOLLY and AUSTIN E-,ig 46 ' Av f-:Q A :W 'Qs 6 5 4:11 ,ft Q, f -,H ' - '-, x J N Q ,.x,..vgA '1751',, 1 ., f ., ,fxX,. mfg?3f1 Q' 1 , - vxH'vAgI,1 X-424, Q R X R ik 2 S xx XX 2 f y it ,Q I 0. X 4 ' I , 0 I x'QNm.N X '9 1 Yu' 1 'L I2 X AK' 3 W' W- lv M X QQ? :' ff x 'lwaywe fi' L f' A Q 5- X I K4 .4 in ,,, Most Talkative GERRY and BRUCE Most Sophisticated JANET and AUSTIN Mos? Awractive JOANNE and JOHN f if EE ii ' ' lf 4 41 o-3. ' Y f 1 2- 2, vw 5' j ,A l X26-kk, . 'Sf ' , v 2 NF, J,-'YN' ' 'N fl' f x -, '1 Sk kvig 21- . N Q gg 3? 1 1 ,1 'Eff , fy 3' ' ,- 72 1 V .Qs ,ff 2 .4 H fa-If NJ 'Q 2 :Qi ft ' Best School Boosters CU1eSf , ROBERTA and BILL CAROL and LARRY Chairman-CAROL SAMPSON F iff CAST Ruthie McGill .. A so Julia McGill , 7 Mary McGill Bill Yares Tom McGill Y ,. First Officer Second Officer Elsie e cccc Chester Phillips Mr. Flynn eec.,,cc..... Mrs. Flynn ..,........ X up ,, ,Q 5 , Gerri Fleming ,faiffseoh iii A Hold the Line Please e. eeece,ec, Pat Wenc Janice Fletcher e Larry Dunbar Jim Hayes , ,..es Louis Martin Dick Howarth Joanne Bates Frank Thomas Charles Knovvllon 1 Marina Mainini F f,gfmf f'ff1 Sing f iii l ' i i L . .f I M ' ffl. ftxfv V ,sr .ufwix air 1 V1 g -N X 4: TP N N' ' .- . . 0 -f ' W tr., K LY. , xx ' . 1 i i i I -,f.. ' . 'ffxwfsfff ' 1 . . ki gagfff ff ' 1 M ly. . if ,ds if sl Y ' Ag . , .., ,, iv: qi 4, f, I , in l 1 , , i A ' . l 7 it ' A7197-rl-' 'fe - .' ,. - 4: ' . i M ,fi . V i n -4 , 43 3 , ' k.,' . r- , . , ' 'G I -,I-.- l C .- ..' 1-I ,Iago ,- , . ' 1 J. ' f 17. uf. I ' 1 1 .3gL'3f:1::: ' A , Owgzg:-.. .Q 1 if .1 , - M. :::: f -- x . f 5'255fS:5::::.E5- 3 qw fi f 3 ' ' L E r Candy Goes on a Diet CAST Candy , , 7 . . . Dolores Krula Mrs. Hamilton . . Gerri Fleming Mr. Hamilton Don Sanderson Elmer .. Geoff Wood Maisie Joan Quinn Cynthia Blake Janet Perron Harry eeee eeeee . John Hessen We would like to give thanks to Mr. Mohan, Miss Fontanella, and Mrs. Newey for their help in mak- ing our Junior Cabaret a success. ' 3' 11- 2' E I 5' ,. 4,.,,l. nv .Qucm MISS KATHY MCKEON The Queen and her Court The reception line wi My V I, W A. f 3 A I af The Grand March The punch bowl if 'H' i .- f junivr-Senior Cm in-U., 1 ' if O X! 3 3 1 1 . . Q. I . i .. f J.: tu: ' ' ' 1, , ke JAN Ciass Officers cut the Ca ET PERRON MARINA MAININI Chairman Austin MacLaughlin at the keys Senior canaries :- Y .Ax f 4 ' ' Y ' ' -, V L ...f is i - , ' 1 - A 3 A 1Q 'f !, -it f 'fra 1. -iw .. A' -- ,. V 1' ff? z.. 'iii A 1-i 2 ,. --Y W ...- X 'ALJ 5 10 K, i gpg f Senior Tea committee Reception line .n Q -1.4.1-. . x' i -- ' hi' ii 1,-. g The Committee 5 4 ' i 5 : f 5 f g i 2 S A 5 I 1 5 4 I i I ' ' 4 Q I , fi ig r Q 5 I 'ii 9 fy E it 5 1, V U 2 we .f ,,,. .-,Q M. C. John Hassen di -..4-.1 . , - 6' IM H I4 i ,I at Freshmen , ,WW I, bg' gt Seniors with their little brothers and sisters. Refreshments 2-swf , X .tr . Punch Bowl ,iif--5 --. L i . Seniors 6' I4 i 1 ,A .W M my 1 7 , N i ff MW M V , wr 1 gf' nn. 22514.91 4 . mf.: if In Mgr. W X ,AW .1 On December 22, the senior class put on a comedy in T D three acts. The name of The play was Time Out For Xi' Ginger. The play was directed by Mr. Mohan and Miss Fontanella, and the cast included The following: Lizzie , H , Agnes Carol .,,... Howard Carol Joan ,,,,.,,..A..,...... Jeannie ,,,,, Ginger ,,,,,,,,,,,, Eddie Davis Tommy Green Mr. Wilson 7, Ed Hoffman , ,, Betty Lamson Geraldine Fleming Donald Sanderson ,..Judi1h Lundgren Beth Dame ,,,,,,Kathy McKeon a,,,,John Hassen ,,., Louis Martin , ,.,.., Jim Hayes ,.,a,n,Dick Howarth Pat Wenc was chairman W, King and 1 '1. W' Queen - John Hassen and Roberta Caravalho Riu gghin Senior Hall .f I S, k X F Q 1 x '7r J and Qoeen w,-,A 8 Court - Judy L., Beth D., Carol S., Reg I., Dick H., a Don S. nd a Ween e - 30 oU 'Nor ad I YJOQ X ive C. V'So,s -wwe begs 0 910 YG 63 of-2 axofxg ww' i 1 617 Clb 9 Mater Wwzderlund vvodq Q, '47- 'Q as Chaperones owx 611155 History We the class of 1957, who are about to board our ship of destiny, find our- selves remembering the things that our days at Grafton have given us, and recall every vivid detail of every memory shared by all. lt was on a bright and cheery September morning in T953 that we began the first of our four high school years at GHS. After being settled in our new home, we proceeded to elect our class officers. President, John Hassen, Vice President, Beth Dame, Secretary, Judith Lundgren, and Treasurer, Anne Croteau. We were not allowed to hold a dance that year and so our main proiect was our class trip in June to Nantasket Beach, where a delightful time was had by all. Upon entering our Sophomore year, we felt a bit surer of ourselves. We elected the same officers as in our Freshman year, and began making plans for our first dance-the Sophomore Hop-which was held in the Spring. With the smell of lilacs, we enioyed our first dance in the school gym. As in our first year, our class trip was at Nantasket Beach. With two years behind us we looked forward to the last two years, which will always have the most and best memories. Our Junior year brought with it many new projects, and under the leadership of our officers, President, Muriel King, Vice President, Roberta Caravalho, Secretary, Dolores Krula, and Treasurer, Nancy Foote, we began planning for them. The first function was the Harvest Moon Hop held in the Fall, followed by the Junior Cabaret under the direction of Miss Fon- tanella, Mrs. Newey, and Mr. Mohan. This was followed by the Junior-Senior Tea, under the chairmanship of Marina Mainini, and was held in the cafeteria with refreshments and entertainment provided by the Junior Class. During the time these functions were being held another committee was working unstintingly to prepare for the biggest event of the year, the Junior Prom. It was held on a beautiful night in June surrounded by an atmosphere of the Orient and sweet music. Our Queen was Kathy McKeon with her court of six lovelies, Carol Sampson, Joan Leland, Joanne Bates, Sue Carron, Beth Dame, and Pat Wenc. The wonder and delight of that night was carried over to the class trip the next day to Nan- tasket Beach. Too soon we found ourselves beginning our final year at Grafton, with Mr. Sandberg and Mr. Doyle as class advisors. Faced with new goals, we were deter- mined and eager to do our best in all endeavors. Class elections were as follows: President, John Hassen, Vice President, Beth Dame, Secretary, Betty Benoit, and Treasurer, Nancy Foote. Our first goal was to raise money for the costs of our Year- book, which, under the direction of Kay Merrill, turned out to be a iob well done. ? l 1 - XM Our first project was the Candy Sale in the Fall, which added a good-sized sum to our bank balance. The Freshman Reception was held in the Fall at which our younger sisters and brothers became acquainted with us at a tea in the school gym, where refreshments and entertainment were provided. Soon rehearsals began for The Senior Play under the direction of Miss Fontanella and Mr. Mohan. lt included a fine cast. We held the second Senior Ball on December 28 in the gym. On the basis ot their dependability, leadership, and personality, the class elected Roberta Caravalho, Queen and John Hassen, King. The attendants were Carol Sampson, Beth Dame, and Judy Lundgren. The boys selected were Reginald lde, Donald San- derson, and Richard Howarth. We also planned a trip with Mr. Sandberg to the State House in Boston. Throughout the year all of us had anticipated the coming of the two evenings never to be forgotten-Class Night and Graduation. Thus ended our four years at Grafton. Looking back on the past years, remembering the times we have shared together, many of us regret having to leave. We are reluctant not only, or even primarily forthe fun we have had, but are ever grateful for what we have learned through studying and working with people. And so now we must leave, but in our hearts we hope those who have known us will not forget us iust as we shall always remember you and dear old Grafton. Beth Dame IL 'fd 'A -, Q au Q, f ,Q 5 . e . '- ,.'foQ 'Q at flifrib ,' i Ar . iff 2- ,. I' 'fl-, f.: Democratic Chairman--John Hassen ' Republican Chairman-Auslin MacLaugl'1lin -Q F 4 ,!. 'N 1? , ,A , Q- A -.a V S ' A i f i r 1' Donna Messier leads The Democratic demonstration. The Republicans Chose Jane? PGVVO11 as Their leader. 5 r :Sl 5 G c Q.. n ,J Billy Fromeny pefsuades the farmer fo vofe for Adlai, Geraldine Fleming informs the women voters of lke's progress. asf LW!! and Zfcstamcut Nancy Babowitch, leave my silent manner to Shirley Jones, who l'm sure can make good use of it. Joanne Bates, leave with the Upton group. Laurent Belanger, leave my dislike for girls to Bruce Lapierre, in case he changes his ways. Elizabeth Benoit, leave my secretarial ability to Carol Pichette, who has the makings of a fine secretary. Louisa Berube, leave my artistic ability to Grace Messinese, with hopes that she follows an artistic pattern through life. Elaine Blondin, leave my long fingernails to Ann Kubiak, when she decides to stop biting hers. Jeannette Bonner, leave my talent for driving to June Walters, who already does pretty well. Rosair Boudreau, leave my musical ability to Donald Whitney. Roberta Caravalho, leave my outstanding versatility to Judith Hentz, who already has a good start. Elrid Carlson, leave my loyalty to Kresge's to Joan Gardner, who is following in my footsteps. Valerie Carlson, leave my long hair to Cecile LeBoeuf, when she loses her scissors. Sue Carron, leave my shyness to Judith Buzzell, in case she may ever need it. Carol Christian, leave my accuracy in bookkeeping to any worthy iunior. Patricia Clark, leave my talent for selling AA membership cards to Constance Grenier, who might increase the sales by her enthusiasm for athletics. Anne Croteau, leave my hustling manner to that little ball of vitality, Beverly Ciccone. Arlene Cunningham, leave my flirtatious ways to Nancy Putnam, hoping she will always stay as sweet as she is. Beth Dame, leave my coal black hair to Ailene Matuzek. Lawrence Dunbar, leave my curly hair to John Wheelden, who can surely take ad- vantage of it. Gail Faber, leave my love for nicknames to Lorraine Murphy, who already has quite a few. Cynthia Fadden, leave my height to that five foot blonde, Nancy Simoneau. Nancy Foote, leave my dislike for money to Cornelius Flynn, who is also class treasurer. Geraldine Fleming, leave my dramatic talent to Richard Auger, my future brother-in-law. Janice Fletcher, leave my Betty Crocker title to the next good housekeeper. Beverly Forsman, leave my loquacious manner to Ethel Bolack, the strong, silent type. Marilyn Francis, leave my petiteness to Joan Fisher, whenever she feels that she might need it. William Froment, leave my brother Leo to follow in my footsteps. Jeanne Girourd, leave my studious appearance to Richard Williams. John Hassen, leave my office as senior class president to be filled by a worthy successor. James Hayes, leave my basketball uniform to Cyrus Wood, who will never be able to fill it as well as I. Morton Hebb, leave my perfect posture to Maurice Hetu, in case he ever increases in size. Richard Howarth, leave with pleasure my ruby complexion to Richard Moore. Reginald Ide, leave with regret all the underclasswomen. Q Muriel King, leave my baton to Carol Campanalle, praying that she will always keep a firm hold on it. Charles Knowlton, leave my scientific ability to Alan Flamholtz, expecting that he will make good use of it. Dolores Krula, leave to marry Alan in June. Elizabeth Lamson, leave my outstanding laugh to Marsha Roney, assured that it will be much used. Judith Lundgren, leave my sparkling personality to Suellyn Pond. Rose Marie Lapierre, leave my perfect attendance in gym classes to Marie Laforce, in hopes that she will not ruin it. Walter Lawrence, leave my mischievous deeds along with my super book of ideas to Barry Ciccone. Joan Leland, leave to ioin the adventurous world and to seek my fortune far away. Pauline Lukas, leave my perfect conduct record to Nancy Holland, who will certainly need it. Donald Mahoney, leave my luck with cars to Gene Brosnihan, to use when he runs short. Austin MacLaughlin, leave my title as the Bishop to any junior who measures up. Louis Martin, leave my political debates to John Adams, hoping that he has better luck with them than I did. Margaret McAvoy, leave in a quiet manner to seek my life's ambition in this huge world. Kathleen McKeon, leave my ability to get along with teachers to Lloyd Nolan, knowing that it will come in handy. Kay Merrill, leave gladly my position as editor of the Compass to Daniel Clark. Donna Messier, leave my position as captain of the cheerleaders to Kay Richardson, hoping that she can cheer our boys on to victory in the next year. Patricia Metivier, leave my P.O.D. seat to my brother Michael, hoping he'll enjoy it as much as I. Carol Murphy, leave my Irish name to any well-deserving iunior who would always cherish it. Gordon Nichols, leave my place at first lunch to Barry Lowe, hoping that he will be seen and not heard. Bruce Newton, leave my title as Most Flirtatious to Alan Peterson, feeling sorry that he will probably never have occasion to use it. Doris Paille, leave my motherly manner to Patricia Ryerson, wondering if she will be as patient as I have been. Raymond Peavy, leave my hot rod to Bruce Pratt, giving him the handy-dandy repair kit and a spare tire to go with it. David Perkins, leave my long legs to Norman Goulet, so that he may take big steps along the road to success. Susan Pond, leave my love for Elvis Presley to Mildred Dyson, in hopes that she will carry his great name on forever. Joan Quinn, leave my Best Sport title to Gail Bousquet. Phyllis Randall, am simply leaving. V Rita Raymond, leave saying good-bye to all my classmates with regret that we must part. Donald,Sanderson, leave my academic record to William Mae, assured that he can make good use of it. Carol Sampson, leave my large wardrobe to Barbara Grandpetro to add to hers. Gail Scobie, leave my memories of English class to Linda Ohman so that her memories will always be happy ones??? Elaine Shilinsky, leave my gracefulness to David Troy, hoping that someday he may learn the meaning ofthe word. James Simoneau, leave my place on the varsity squad to John Fleming, who is coming right along behind me. Karen Stidsen, leave my beautiful blonde hair to Christina Morales, if she ever decides to change the color of hers. Nancy Sullivan, leave without my shorthand notes, hoping to never see them again. Marshall Temple, leave my love of ieeps to Richard Lamontagne, whenever he changes his make of cars. William Tessier, leave my knowledge of baseball and many other things to Floyd Danielson, in hopes that he will learn to express it clearly. Frank Thomas, leave my love of learning to Mitchell Zastawny, who should always treasure it. Judy Troy, leave my sportsmanship to Dorothy Huchowski. Patricia Wenc, leave my friendly attitude to all iuniors. Fielden Williams, leave my black leather iacket to Robert Danielson, assuming that he will never be seen without it. John Zaleski, leave my dancing ability to Roger Gardzina. GERALDINE FLEMING 'Nga ,yi i-.i G' is Cflassrvom Shots 'll dldnq do 5 Thing, M555 DVOHGYH Now you can'1 be afraid of a hamster 1.. Did we surprise you, Miss Fontanella? Senior girls are always so busy!!! Mr. Mohan's classes are always amusing. Rock 'n' Roll Lunch Room , 611155 Prvplzccy I walked up the gangplank of the SS Graftonian, had my luggage taken care of and settled myself in a comfortable deck chair relaxing after a busy season on Broadway. As I sat back and closed my eyes I had a vision of my school days back at GHS. I knew Charlie Knowlton as a scientist, Morton Hebb, a dairy owner, and Reginald Ide, a successful farmer. Betty Benoit, Sue Carron, Carol Christian and Marilyn Francis were private secretaries. Just then the captain of the ship, Captain James Hayes, came up to me and started telling me about some of his crew. Louis Martin and Walter Lawrence were First and Second Mates under Captain Hayes. Patricia Metivier was the social direc- tor and Beverly Forsman was the ship's nurse with Dr. Richard I-lowarth in charge. What a pleasant surprise to be with old friends again. That night while dining with Jim, Pat and Bev, I experienced another surprise. On board the ship as the star vocalist for the entertainment of all, was Joanne Bates. She looked the same as I remembered with her long dark hair. Later in my state- room I was thumbing through a magazine and I noticed the editor of the magazine was none other than Frank Thomas. I always knew Frank would succeed. I also noticed a picture of a drummer who was becoming world famous for his swing- ing beat and then I recognized Bill Froment. I had to look twice to believe it. Imagine, I know someone so famous. As I turned the pages I noticed some beau- tiful pictures and the names at the bottom of the page read Sue Pond and Louisa Berube. Upon further reading I realized that the names were of two girls from my class. I went to sleep with my pleasant thoughts. While eating my breakfast the next morning I was looking through the paper and I saw a picture of John I-lassen, a distinguished lawyer in a pose with Donald Sanderson, prominent engineer. I also noticed an article of nurses graduat- ing and I found the names of Kathy McKeon, Anne Croteau, Nancy Babowitch, Judy Lundgren, and Pauline Lukas. I almost laid the paper down when a picture caught my eye. It was a picture of the teacher of the year, none other than our own Geraldine Fleming. The two runners-up were Pat Clark and Kay Merrill. Turn- ing to the sports section I found an article on basketball players and Jim Simoneau who was co-captain of the Boston Celtics. Also in the sports section I noticed where Ray Peavey and Fielden Williams were racers and were going to be contestants in the cross country race. I went out for a walk on the deck later on, and while walking I noticed a bulletin boahrd. Tacked on the board was a sign. Learn to Dance The Right Way , let our instructors John Zaleski and Patricia Wenc, graduates of Arthur Murray's dancing school, teach you the fun of dancing. I inquired further at the information booth and the clerk behind the desk was Jeanette Bonner. She told me where I could find Pat and John. I found them having a coffee break and they told me some more news of my classmates whom I had not seen for years. Don Mahoney had his own green houses and his flower business was blooming back in Grafton. His two assistants were Karen Stidsen and Gail Scobie. David Perkins and Larry Dunbar were in attendance also. There were several girls in the class who had married, Roberta Caravalho, Dolores Krula, Gail Faber, and Betty Lamson. Four of the girls from my class had become models. They were Janice Fletcher, Donna Messier, Elaine Shilinsky, and Carol Sampson, who can be seen in all the leading magazines. The two Carlsons, Elrid and Valarie, had opened a beauty salon called Carlsons' Charm Cottage. I was quite amazed when I heard thaFPeggy McAvoy was a veterinarian. Rosair Boudreau was a country and western singer, singing for the Ozark Jubilee. You can hear him almost every night on the radio. Doris Paille, Nancy Sullivan and Jeanne Girourd were running a nursery school, and doing very well. Judy Troy and Joan Quinn had become physical edu- cation teachers. Five of my classmates were public accountants throughout Grafton. They were Carol Murphy, Rose Marie Lapierre, Joan Leland, Phyllis Randall, and Rita Raymond. Saying good-bye to Pat and John, and thanking them for their heartwarming tales from Grafton of some of my classmates. I left, only to bump into Elaine Blondin, Muriel King, and Arlene Cunningham who were also enjoying the voyage. Arlene and Elaine were secretaries and Muriel was dietician in a hos- pital. I said good-bye after a brief chat, and as I was walking by the ship's audi- torium I heard the beautiful melody of an accomplished organist. Just as I hoped, it was Austin MacLaughlin. I saw Austin at dinner that evening and he told me that Cynthia Fadden was his agent and Beth Dame did all his arrangements. I com- mented on the delicious array of food before us and he told me why it looked and tasted so wonderful. The reason was that Laurent Belanger was the ship's chef, and great he was. I asked Austin why so many people from our class were with this particular ship, and he told me that in i957 when they graduated, Gordon Nichols, Marshall Temple, Bruce Newton, and Billy Tessier had gone to Texas, struck oil, and bought the SS Graftonian, and this was the answer. As you can imagine, I thoroughly enioyed the rest of the voyage on the ship. Nancee Foote FR LH RxMg J 4 VS ,,, , W X. S' J wi W . 4 v L 1 .av -- 1-F1139 ,df 'L Kfvil grcshmcu As our four years at Graf- ton High School draw to a close, our thoughts turn to you as freshmen, who are lust beginning your voyage on the sea of higher education. What the future holds depends on what is done with the many opportunities offered you. You will accumulate an abundance of knowledge, and gain many lifelong friends. As you mold your character, hold your ambitions high, and dream greater than happiness, dream service. CLASS OFFICERS President L. BERNARD MORlN Vic President . cc THOMAS CLAPP Secretary c..,,.e.,. HOLLY CLARK Treasurer c ..c... JUDY BOUTIETTE Saphvmvres You are now well on your way to your iourneys end and thus far have displayed remarkable seamanship. We admire your ambition and ability to accept responsibili- ties. Through these efforts you will derive great satisfaction. We feel confident that you will continue to show the same enthusiasm and look forward with great anticipation to the coming years at Grafton High School. n .. ,gLKf,i 1 5 l 4 i , l 4 f l CLASS OFFICERS President .su,, , RICHARD LADUKE Vice President usu,uc c u PATRlClA KELLY Secretary u, ,,,,uo 7 NORMA DANNENHAUER Treasurer uuuuu JANICE BUZZELL ,. yunivrs As we prepare to depart, we are turning our responsibil- ities and leadership to you, a capable and enthusiastic class. Many good times have been enioyed together. May you be a guiding light to the under- classrnen as we hope to have been to you. We wish you a successful senior year and a future bright with knowledge and rich in prosperity. , S. ' CLASS OFFICERS President ccc. LWJOHN FLEMING Vice President .,.- be-JOHN Wl'lEEl-DEN Secretary cs,u,u LINDA OHMAN Treasurer ,c.. .LLCONNIE FLYNN ,ff xxcf I x W 4 .Tf-P 5 riff 14? 99 -Z? IVITIES C ,. V 2'f ' ' ' l ,.. ,4 I 1 ., 7, L , . 4 L 'J . . 51:13 V 'Y CHIEFTAIN The Chieftain, under the able direction of Miss Cole, assisted by Mrs. Temple, published its customary four yearly issues which were eagerly awaited 3 !v3,,,,. - 2 1, 1 . - M I, pi N ' A ,-f l , figs ki,2i5,F,.,Z f , , V V 3 34 A 1 Q TRAVELING ASSEMBLY The Traveling Assembly en- joyed one ot its greatest years. Again Miss DiVittorio came through tor us. The talent this year was great. We are indeed proud. Editor-in-Chief, GERALDINE FLEN. l NG BATON TVVIRLERS Now that we have a band in the making we are begin- ning to train our baton twirl- ers. Under the direction of Janet Perron we are turning out some fine twirlers. As Janet is no longer with us, Carol Campanale and Muriel King are carrying on her fine work. f 3 v l T i i T i V Q 1 4 ,, .Y .l 4 .1 U w is , .f guy, M 5 ,1,,,.,,,, 8,,f,,..t.,,h5,,g l l 2 3 1 E 1 i gt? 's Q31 A r tel -1 ' 4 l MIXED CHORUS The mixed chorus under the direction ot Miss DiVittorio proved very entertaining. They have provided music tor many ot our school functions and we are indeed proud to have an extremely good chorus. L DISC JOCKEY CLUB The Disc Jockey Club, recently organized under the sponsorship of Mr. Wheeler has proven one ot the most popular and suc- cessful clubs in recent years. Lunch-time music is played, record hops are supervised by its members and new records are con- stantly being added to the collection. Congratulations!! President PAT WENCE Vice President ROSAIR BOUDREAU Secretary PAT KELLY Treasurer PAM PERKINS GI RLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club, under the always stimulating direc- tion ot Miss DiVittorio, was crowded with talent this past year and proved truly success- tul. 'I I I I I I ' I GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL The G.A.C., with the counsel of Coach Anderson, provided the leadership and direction to the girls' athletic program. President ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , SUELLYN POND Vice President ,,,, , JUDY TROY Secretary ,, ,, , BETH DAME Treasurer ,,,,, , ,, PAT WENC Q I l l ' , 5 , 5 2 S I riff ti 9 is ai, s T ,g Fei?-F JUNIOR RED CROSS The Red Cross spearheaded the annual appeal and lent its support to several other deserving activities. President, JUDY LUNDGREN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The A.A. as always, filled its most im- portant role with distinction. Letters, tro- phies, and jackets again were paid tor by the activities ot this organization. President YY,,, ,,,,,,, K AY RICHARDSON Vice President ,,,,, .,,,,,,, D ON SANDERSON Secretary . ,.,, ,,.,,,,.,Y,Y P AT CLARK Treasurer .,,,. JOHN CLARK , 3 4 ZSJ f . . I . , . K .u V . 1. I . I, If Ii? 4' Q i I it .Z 1 . FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The F.T.A. with Mrs. Lowell as sponsor, discussed the attractions of teaching and heard from guest speakers many pertinent facts. President .,..,.,......,,. ...,.....,,,, K AY MERRILL Vice President ,,,,,, ,,,.,,. D ICK HOWARTH Secretary ,,.,,,,,,,,,. ,,,., A ILENE MATUZEK . S T ' 9 i 5 4 r g . J!- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society for 1957 in- cludes John Hassen, Don Sanderson, Susan Pond, Kay Merrill, and Betty Benoit. These are the students of whom we are most proud. Their distinction reflects on us all. N y K A P -,fl ,Q 0 I :NX ' Q , u R ! S U K3 ll of I ev s-- .fm . fs Q , E E Q QD if ll l 5 5 ll ' si ll g lil il ff l 'f l if l f ' V 3 f 5 I :. N 5 3 l f - f fi W Q s ff fa if 1 If . 4 ig if J if :is Coach Kelley, B. French, J. Wilson, F. Capezzuto, B. Lowe, B. Bull, N, Messinese, R. Corey, F. Wenc, J. Hayes, M. Zastawny. l f f 3 1 1 5 3 1 ' 2 T f . r 5 4 Coach Kelley, J. Wheelden, M. Metivier, R. LaDuke, G. Nichols, D. Sanderson, B. Lowe, D. Williams, J. Sirnoneau, J. Hassen, B. O'Brien. J. Fleming, B. Bull. X EMING .IIMMY SIMONEAU Lf! ' g ff. 1 :UA . f , I I , I I5 I I 4 'ix I, I MIKE METIVIER A if x f - DICK LADUKE I ' ' I I I I I DON SANDERSON 'Q 'JI 3 xg 1? iv 4. VA' r W I 1 9 I F JACK WHEELDEN 3 , I 'Q ' ' DICK WILLIAMS I If r , -I IU Grrzffan-Nvrfhbridge LEAGUE AND TOURNAMENT GAMES OUR TEAM Grafton Millbury The Grafton High quintet did a most creditable Gfaiion Avbwm, aaaaa----- ---aa i ob this season over obstacles that might have Grafton Northbrldge deterred others. Shortness of stature was more Grafton Shrewsbury , , Grahon Wesfboro L than compensated for by determination, courage, Grafton Wachuserf ,v4sss ,Q-GG t eam spirit, and drive. The senior members of Grafton Uxbridge scccc ..s.. o ur team were: Captain, John Hassen, James gfaiion QxAllLbUVY aa Simoneau, and Gordon Nichols. Girlz? NZrTH,n,iQ5Q TTTT Coach Kelley can look forward to a fine team Grafton Shrewsbury for the coming years as iuniors and sophomores Gfaflom Westbofo A- aaaa aaaa- s howed much promise. To coach, varsity and 32223 EVXTEZZZT c 'c j unior varsity we say - Well done !! Grafton Norfolk ,,ccc 'f 43 Grafton Abington sss,c W l' Tournament Games We must admit that the G.l-l.S. cheerleaders are partly respon- sible tor this successful basket- ball season. Donna Messier as captain has done a wonderful iob devising new cheers. Besides boosting the boys' spirit and desire to win, our cheerleaders have maintained a standard ot sportsmanship that is truly a credit to our school. fl l . I i ' 'l ll all 'is Vi Cfheerleaders The Pyramid Cheer ii. tx 5 l l f l - Q A. .il : 2 K . . it Bottom, left to right: G. Bousquet, K. Richardson, J. Walters, B. Dame, P. Ryerson, J. Buzzell, N. Dannenhauer, D. Messier, K. McKeon, P. Kelly. at Grafton Locomotive DONNA MESSIER Captain NORMA DANNENHAUER Substitute A. . 1- iff' .. KATHY MCKEON J 'V' - 1 PAT RYERSON GAIL BOUSQUET Substitute '77 l l i l l 4 l l l l i l l l l i i l Z l a l l . . 3 A l , l ., .9 l A , . 51, J l' if . 3 il I l 13 ' A l , .f , . 5 l' J ' I A e I , . ' f l I P E I f H J. Walters, S. Fields, S. Kelly, Nl. Danielson, C. Heffernan, Coach Anderson, Nl. Wenc, J. Smith, D. Huchowski, J Hentz, L. Ohrnan, J. Benoit, L. Darling, N. Holland, Coach Anderson, P. We G. Faber, 5, Pond, J. Quinn. nc, P. Lukas, J. Troy, N. Foote, J. Londgren, A. Nlatuzek 'J .4 4. I x s r ' ' Y ' ,f X 4 . 'L J, x ' u xi X f YW? NANACY HOLLAND iq Mai? A .3 'YJ N ,. '1t ,l'm XOR Z, Q A , -7 ff' K7 . if 6' . 'J , ,A- 5 PAULINE LUKAS 1, F 1 IEA! JL- ffiiflffii' iwigif ,if A ,J Q 1' J' 5 . 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PHIL'S LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION t ,R Complefe Landscape Worlc A. Bulldozing Excavaling Free Es+ima+es Wes'r River Sfreel' Fill - Gravel Loam - Seeding TEL. LAlceside 9-6907 or 9-6938 OR Milford l54M-2 C0mplimen'rs Roufe I22 Graf+on, Mass. of NATALIE KALESKAS, Propriefor FOWLER THE FLORIST Telephone: Vernon 9-962I Graffonl Mass. Complimenls TEE'S of MARKET GORDON COAL Norlln GraH'on, Mass. 81 TONY AND MMMY GEORGE e. WEBBER CENTRE GARAGE 257 Worcesler S'rree+ Graflon VE 9-465l P0N7Mf-- NORTH GRAFTON. MASS. NORTH GRAFTON complamems PAINT a. HARDWARE of BERTRANDS MARKET Nor+h Graffon Telephone VE 9-2488 NORMAN PERREAULT Comp imenfs of GRAFTON SHOPPERS MART Nor+h GraHon, Mass. .. ,v,....,-v- . 1 1 ' , , . If ffjffhi 'f 4 T -A ,T I A -, '4., . L .H H' ' .- ,U - V Q if .3 G. b QM dvd ' - a vi ,, ..... L ' --RR, 1, A 1-eQ'.L l . ' 5 GEORGE JORDAN 8: SON Graf+on Cenier Garage Since . 1909 Comphmenfs GRAFTON. MASS. of We Make Them Run and Keep Them Running Wo ces+ S+. ll ...L I' r er 1 CHEVROLET 7 Tel. 2063 Gara e e. 567 gTl LAKE GARAGE Graffon, Mass. Tel. VErnon 9-4789 v I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I K I Say I+ Wi+h Flowers GRAFTON FLORIST I6 Meadowbrook Road FLORIST TELEGRAPH DELIVERY MEMBER Serving Graffon, MiIbury Lyndon T. Gilbore Prop. Graf+on, Mass. CLARK'S ESSO STATION Rou+e I40 Grafron, Mass. BROOKS FARM DAIRY Mendon Road Up'ron, Mass. UPTON FUEL Complimenrs AND of CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Maple Avenue U + on Wes+ Up'l'on, Mass. P GRAFTON HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY Wizard Appliances - Wizard Ba+'rerles Davis Tires - Toys - Housewares Garden TooIs 4 Upfon SI'reeI' GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS FI:i 1 Complimenfs Bes+ Wishes GAUDETIE BROS. ' 1 GEORGE NEI O. POIRIER INSUiQI:?EAi:f5CY' Complimenfs of THE SOPHOMORE CLASS , I Complimenfs I of HILLTOP SPA Mr. and Mrs. Flynn INSURANCE AGENCY Wes+ Upfon. Mass. ll Howdy, ParI'ner BUGGY WHIP Roufe I 22 Grafion, Mass. Complimenfs of GOCHIE RHODES STATION FUNERAL HOME Up'ron, Mass. BOOTH TRACTOR SALES , . BERNARD F. IVICKERNAN, M D I Beaver Riding Trac+ors 0 and Equipmeni, 35 Nor+I1 Main S+. Up+on, Mass Power and Hand Lawnmowers Tel' LA 96248 Sold and Repaired Siudium Sapieniiam Gignif H, S, BOOTH E+ Sapien+ia Vis Esi Blacksfone S+. BIacIcsI'one, Mass. Siudy Begefs Wisdom and Wisdom Is Power Q GRAFTON PHARMACY D. J. Rossem B.s., Reg.Ph. Prescrip+ions a SpeciaII'y Tel. VErnon 9-3422 -unm- LAKE RIPPLE CAFE 97 Worces+er S+ree+ GRAFTON, MASS. 'I PAUL'S HOME GROWN FRUIT AND PRODUCE Wholesale and Re+aiI I00 WORCESTER STREET GRAFTON. MASS. A FRIEND I Complimenfs of GRAFTON BUILDING WALTER C- WHEELER SUPPLY CCMPANY Insurance and Real Es+a+e TELEPHONE: SAUNDERSVILLE Q - II7 WORCESTER STREET VERN N 92I32 J NORTH GRAFTON. MASS. .LI BOBETTS SERVICE STATION R Tel. Lakeside 9-69ll A K L'bbey crnls H A. Sears PHONE Q PHONE L k d 96290 SIIIVICE L k de 9-6508 Kg1'E'5 KNOWLTON MANOR RESTAURANT NURSING HOME Wesi' Up+on, Mass. Complimenis of L. W. KARTIGANER PRENTISS AND soN HAT CORP- Main S1-red Wes+ Up+on, Mass. Up+on, Mass. A FRIEND Complimenrs of DEERINC5'S SPA K 8K T Upfon, Mass. Spic 'n Span Launderma+ GENERAL MERCHANDISE Main s+ree+ Locxsmm-:ING WEST UPTON, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF G JUNIOR CLASS Complimenfs of TOWN LINE DAIRY Williams S+ree'r WEST UPTON, MASS. Firs'r in Qualify 'I' Fairesi' in P F I I rices ' as es in Service A Safisfied Cuiomer Is Ou Firsi Considerafion I' W. G. FISKE LUMBER CO. Lumber, Hardware and Painfs UPTON. MASS. HICKEY LEATHER COMPANY Graf'ron, MassacI1useHs MARANDA'S TEXACO SERVICE 29I Main S+. Saundersville, M Tel. VE 9-993I GAS AND OIL - LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES GENERAL REPAIRS COLLETTE KLOCEK'S MOTORS GENERAL STORE KLONDIKE INN Farnumsville Mass. E - E. C. PAUL'S PETE'S Service S+a+ion Service S+a+ion GRAFTON SAVINGS BANK Graf+on, Mass. DEPOSITS GO ON INTEREST THE FIRST BUSINESS DAY OF EACH MONTH LEOFANTI'S Norfh Graffon, Mass. SANDBERG'S SERVICE ROZANNE SHOP Gra'f+on, Mass. R Ie l40 Ki+viIIe 'T L- ...- k 11 F- Wil! f f' 4 V74 f Senior Class Officers and Advisors Sponsored by L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Good Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT lNVlTATlONS - DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA - MEDALS - TROPHIES MR. GENE MANCHESTER Affleboro, Mass. vi il i -I li IS Cozzgmlzzlalionr and Bert llviflrfer to thi! Yearir Graduate: I Q-:+.1,' , An, X ' .aaa 1 ,., .V . e a 1 Fi? K .E ff-A A F'fl1 WW' ' .--- -f ll'ilE'fffVIZ'Y5?'3 M-..IQfl,fc 1' igfiifl l V3 rr'wfur'13s'awl'gf4 ygazirgjgjgg lg-i, .f i :.lf ,i - - , Q 1.f mffrri'qviga9fQ A F- Future Hume Ollicc-E 440 Lincoln St., Worcester Stare Mutual Life Assurance Company Prerent addreu-340 Main Slree! PATRONS Mariorie C. Chrislian Mr. and Mrs. A. Francis Chrislian Anne and Alberl Chiclc's Variely Slore Mr. and Mrs. Paille Mr. and Mrs. Peler P. Babowilch Mrs. Marie Pulelio Theresa M. Fredelle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Marques Mr. and Mrs. George Leland Mr. and Mrs. George E. Leland, Jr. Miss Lucille Buzzelli Mr. Glenn Freeman Mrs. Annelle Caravalho Belly and Phil Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benoil Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaRochelle Joan L. Carron Mrs. Alice Carron Suzanne Carron Mr. and Mrs. Allred Gasco Edward Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Francis Faber Yhf Bell Vtubookl Ar! YAVLOR MAD! LOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS TEXAS Mr. and Mrs. William Fromenl Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hebb A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Harris Mrs. Edwin Tyler Marble, ll A Friend Belly and Bruce A Friend Gail and Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Francis Marilyn Francis Ellie and Ronnie Joan and Diane Schaefer Muriel and Jack Mr. and Mrs. Richard King, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. J. Heclor Girourd Miss Judilh Girourd Miss Nancy Girourd Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Sweel Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson Gwen Smilh PATRCNS lCon+inuedl Jock and Kay Mr. and Mrs. S+anley Wenc Rev. J. Paul Charpeniier Paul and Pal' Mr. and Mrs. Ki+ Belanger Mr. Thomas McMahon Mrs. Rufh McAvoy Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Simoneau Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sforey Raymond F. Lyford Suburban Cleaners A Friend HaHers Hofel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messier A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Paul Randall Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hall A Friend Mr. William Sadler Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meiivier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Augusline A Friend Mrs. T. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. R. Siidsen A Friend Debbie, Linda and Randy Bernard F. Cordon Edna May Cordon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zaleski Mr. and Mrs. John F. Williams Warren Pond Theodore H. Builer David Scobie John Zaleski Joseph Shilinsky Edward C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shilinsky Ar+hur J. McKeon Richard J. Early Edward J. Cove The Eas+ern Elec+ric Co. Nancy and Rifa Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ponfbrianf Mr. and Mrs. Alber'r Sampson Carol and Moe Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Vicfor Raymond Charles Sanderson William Slavin Axel Akerson Fred G. Walfers Ralph and Gene Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lundgren Judy and Ralph Frank Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Brews+er Newlon Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. WhiH'aker Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy G. Newion Eugene E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Wilkie Mr. and Mrs. Archie V. Merrill Mrs. Susie C. Fadden Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brigley Mabel BabbiH Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marfin Smokey, Joe and Bev Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fleming Gerri and Larry Mr. and Mrs. James Car+er Laval's Resf Home Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fooie Peler Marsier Mrs. Edna Gordon Chadwick, Jacqueline, and Robin Hood Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Carlson JeanneH'e Langevin Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham Timmy and Gary Mr. and Mrs. Lyman J. Dame Danny and EveHe Lemay Alan and Dolly Mr. and Mrs. Wal+er Krula A. Veronica Krula Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lapierre Florence Pope Roberi' F. Pope, Jr. Sandy Paine Mr. and Mrs. George E. Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Francis Howarfh Dick and Naomi Sfephen Bourassa Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grenier Mr. and Mrs. Gilberi Clark The Harold Clark Family Mrs. Beaulah Doerr Mr. and Mrs. Aus+in F. MacLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Verne W. Childs Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Colcord Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Blondin A Friend MarieHe Languay Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cro+eau Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lekas Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Forsman Randy and Nancy Janice and Bob A Friend Kafhy and Annie Sampson Joan Lundgren 30379000151276 W, ,:f N , , 4.11.-J-' at 'ln M Wann-w A .V vw , www ,, W. .,,53:Yl1:vw5llHSi'rl .1 -. Fw., v Y. M its My l H , : 3 - . ,Q - - Q Q 5 . .s 5 x, 3' 'u 5 P! N ::?! 0. '-:5 ' - X ffm., ,,','r H -, - w WM , , In .-cn. . my 5600, '21 N . A5 -M MW 1 I J sv. H1 - .i .' ' -A A-.., U. 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' M, ,444 1 Graiiori High Soiwooi Library 24 Provioerioe Road Grafrori, MA 01519 ' -3534--G in- -. . ,LL,,.., ,M-, A4 4 J National J-lunar Society Mr. Stevens I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ex ,Z Z!! N? E L President John Hassen gives welcoming address Gu rSpeaker MR. GEORGE WELL v Y sag, ' P ' v l l ' , ,K Q .Sill ll. af' ' Y gf Q t in rr Y l Back row: D. Clark, J. Fleming, B. Dame, Susan Pond, R. Caravallfto, A. Matuszek, J. Wheelden, A MacLaughlin. Middle row: C. Campanale, K. Richardson, Advisor, Miss Droney, E. Benoit, S. Pond. Front row: D. Sanderson, vice president, K. Merrill, secretary-treasurer, J. Hassen, president. Senior members Reception line Crack Tom Bish and Jim Hayes put the shot I sq? Connie Flynn high jumps. Good jump, Dick. ,af - Q3'?f.,'f 'KIM' , . if 3515? io, A 1 . i Go' Jackie, go. Jackie Adams broad iumps Zlass Nite 'F .5 A3 .ffgg If Ra' as Q , ! li ' A A ' a . The Garden and Fountain Mr. Stevens and John Hassen make announcements before dinner Dancing under the stars Manhattan Svremzdc X 'V' Class gifts are given by President John Hassen to Mr. Stevens, Mr. Sandberg, and Mr. Doyle. -we lwgbi, xi, l ll Q? X 'Z 'un I -' if . Q- f 1 in 'lil 'V' ...fs We receive our copies of the 1957 Compass. The yearbook is dedicated to Mr. Wheeler. Emenainmem of Course is 'ops' Haccaluureafe Service ' Fw- :1 ---- f N ' ,',, 1 1 - -,---4 : 'f-- --4-'22-N.- f ,: ....... - ,-,- , , ' If - Vu- 5. I , UNT. , ,bw gs5'- i . Q v Donna Messier and Judy Troy labsentl were ilfme only sensor members of Yhe gurls softball team this 'VA' . - H+ ig, . , , -,. , ,. r .W C, ' , Y 'rf .P g :- A A .A 3-.Yi - J W, ,- X '71 -'L' :.'. ' ' ' , f f -if f ' f I f 1 , 5 .f 5 - , 1 s Q V 1 .:- A . 4 Nw Pr- 1 . 7 ' , M1 . my my I-.4 ,LM.,v.u, wx ' ' Wflwilffn Girl Softball ala Y X ,ww my ww-b , , , 2' -,,l:-4 -kfgfgigff 'pf lv 4? 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I r l .i Guest Speaker s. ms' 5 dsl An Zi-L4 president of i Mr. Hilyard presents diplomas 5. Back row C Gendrand J Harrmgton,J Flemung Coach Kelley F Capazzuto A Mongeau R Maynard Front row R LaDuke R Corey F Wenc J Sumoneau G Nnchols J Wheelden W H, , J Yip, Q, vi. I A ' ' ' '4 A A 2' ' . ' 'T K4 '- V .V ,, 'I . M. 1 J un i 1 ig 1 -4 A v ' . -- W ,el J A '94 f Q, A 4 I sv- 1 ' T 'fit J. 'H ,J 4 xzilfillst ' ff -Q, '3'f'mjJ2 5- 5 W rf? l J J J A 2 Y H 4 I I w x 5 -N.. ,sf- M j ? 1 C5exLiov QWQEZOSZQVXWS f W 'Fw 'gwzaweww 13 ,J Qs' Wwfwggjvwwwff gopfwlfy C aw, Q if Jfwwwafyf-Lf' Ab fffiffu W WWW f 5 uf. RD WwYQW rfS7,LLmQ3w?Qf9f43'ZZ al? 5Xwp 'G ?fir,:Q wfM lflwfvhpixf y?4W2yyefQ3J,1f QMWWWW min zwffm M f-ffQ1w?,xVW'VXv',fZvWfy,yM . 5 0,591 ,OWL EQQWMJW Q -1 Toqraphfg Sw f ' fx elvis!! X :bw w M gfsff' G, A - L V I iv 1 ' 1 r l . 'N N 1 5 - L- ' A' IX 'Eg' -. 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