Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

WE ARE THE LIGHTERS OF THE LAMP X X WALK WHILE YE HAVE THE LIGHT, LEST DARKNESS COME UPON YOU JOHN, XII, 35 i K F ? k-4 4 i ,ew Av 1 ,W THE COMPASS 1961 GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOL Grafton ..... Massachusetts t .tl Q 4 S I A AY iff 1 I -G Uv, . ,Nh 4.x?5 i LITERARY ADVISOR Miss Mary Miner BUSINESS ADVISOR Mrs. Suzanne Kelly LITERARY Mary PfauAer1itor Stephen Bergquist Peter Waterfield Raymond Wahlgren Jacqueline Hannon Judith Labrie ART Patricia Wood-editor Thomas Frederico Susan Putnam Robert Wahlgren Gloria St. Pierre James Ritchie Marsha Ryngiewiez-end sh eets BUSINESS Eleanor Boyle-editor Patricia Theriault Gaye Rutkiewicz Mary Jane Thomas David Fleming Ann Meany Mercie Wetherbee Carol Robar Vincent Dauphinais Sandra Liberis Marion Babowitch Lorraine Lavallec Susan Williams Gyneth Waters David Adams Charles Clodas Judith Ciccone 7' IL CO-EDITORS Marilyn Rouleau Bruce Langdon ,, ,ff , , . n.. -...--quL- -4 4--1-1--21-fri'-.-- -'5:.'-'lr+f41l' 'lil-1' - V, -U 7-1 DEDICATIO It is imposfilfle in u few words to express the gratiturle that we. the Claes of 1961. feel toward you. For it is you who have heen with us fince the hegiuniug of our high school Career: helping us. guiding us. mul inspiring us. You. more than anyone. have truly prepared sn, to he the 1e.ighterf of the Lanipf' For these reasons. we. the Class of 1961. are honored to he ahle to express our mort heartfelt thuulv through this tlerlication of our year- book to you. DR. WpXl,1,ACE JOHNSON. 3 LE OF C0NTENTSg ' y, MM4-4-5- kTION .... CIPAL'S MESSAGE MEMORIES. . . ERCLASSMEN ........ ., .... 6 ....4-9 ......55 ........65 I x ,... . . . .75 ,A 1 -L, Y E ff vfpf-.'.,-,.. . . .. '3 :. J 4, 'PL 1:4-.4..'. M, ,. 4 Q., L. ,xM.....A....a-f1,,-:f:-1-v-- :,g:,,i,,L-f--Q 4 :g,,L-,,,, . a- s ff., r A SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dr. Harry Y. Hilyard DHHIB1 W- AIVIHO iiwhx Q tw . , K L, 1 sv? :E .Lux I 4 NJA fi W VICE PRINCIPAL ' Nj 'Q 'W' fff'3' QKQHCTQE' vi , v 4 4' . r in xx: , , a -2. r. aace onson - -f 'Q-gf.7?f ' 23 J1fM '-1 w A DW11 Jh 2 , f mx 'h M133 ...ef . . l Hr' 'I . tj, 'sb 'it ewslyiigr xkftpv-3 'I 'L an ixgk, r .Sq-5 x . -' ' if fffzf, Q f W fr U sf ,.f5f',- f O' ' I 'wg ' lv' - F 1 aff. ..us :'57'w, 'I 'QM aa W it' Af. we 7. 4., .J ,r kiss'-wi I .1 g f . 'Z I 09 i .' I ' x J 4 0 5 'i ' . -.1 I JK, Y I Sith' ' H-5 I wb I Ave- M. icy-:-'YQ , !Z lI2C'I!0dfS' y7QSSdyQ GRAFTON MEMORIAL JUNIOR- GRAFTON, MAss rum-on vznno fm In I IV 'II1 II' NI ,.. LI' SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Acuusms N 9-2100 IIII-- I-I 'I' 'IQ II! rfff kI'wIsIf, Ifvul Il 'Iy LIIH VII' Im: 'Pr II- :if .I fw I-I.Is 'II AIIII ,rm WALLACE A JOHNSON vIcs.nmcInn YERRV IIAYO Izumuacl mnscmn Nrltv 1 iw rIotPfS IIN' 1 5'--.II Imrls IVH rvmrd 'IIE' 'NWPII1 I-ur I VI I1-If K- SIL I-JIIrI. v' ICM y III IANA-- lIw:zI'f. II-I .cf-. 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KENNETH WHEELER Science an-f MISS RUTH GORDON MRS. GLADYS TEMPLE MR. PETER LEVENSON Business Business Business WI val .iii QYQ 0 Q n MR. RICHARD ENGVALL Mathematics MRS. RACHEL COSTELLO Science MRS. BEATRICE WOOD Home Economics 'Q for 'W ,R gif I NIR. FRANCIS SCHLOSSER Social Studies au- lg' 1 l 1 yi' r ,f gf' ' 1 wifi' ' w ,. I 3, ni. 'ff 'i ,. 4 r--ww, ri i Eff... ,rm 4 ..4.'z1fQ .' 15':'4f 'Ji Y, - ,..,, , tow! rw wr JA f,,' 'g ' . 1 1 . MR. THOMAS RIACKBURN Physical Education 8 - L - - S . R71 ,LL hr b MRS. KATHLEEN MR. JAMES LYONS MAYNARD Social Studies Social Studies '53 xv'-' MISS DOROTHY DRONEY MR. CORNELIUS DOYLE Languages Languages MRS. SUZANNE KELLY Languages Q 'famf MRS. HELENA MR. GERALD GUILBEAULT Art Supervisor FITZGIBBON Physical Education .isi it 'iv f 5, 'G' MR. HAROLIJ ANDREWS MR. JOHN CAPUANO MR. FRED ORKISESKI Imluayrial A,-gg Industrial Arts Music Supervisor 1 'W SENIGRS - 'X . ---- -- . L an DAVID GORDON AU-XNIS Free things are lwautifzzlf' Dau- . . . sportfinan . . goodlooking . . . fuaw . . . bo bum . . . College. l'looIlJLlll 3, 4: 'llravk -lg Yearbook 113 I Senior ball Court -1: Chieftain Business llanagt-t' 1: National llonor Soeir-I5 3. 4. Vice-Prewitlt-nt -13 Class Marshal 3: Class Committee 4. I0 BABOWITCH ,lv- 1' ' tain 3. YOu nv-- ' MARION THERESA Thy modesty is a candle to thy ment Secretary . . . a silent beauty s . . .poised. . .reserved Junior Red Cross 3: Yearbook 4 Chief ROBERT LOUIS BENOI F 1 All the world's a stage. Bob . . . good natured witty jovial . . . entertaining Colle e Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatlcs 3 4 Football 43 Yearbook 4. fo..:,'Niqi ' 2' ' ' ' STEPHEN ANDREW Rl'lliGQlilS'l' Wh11t.' The human rare is going to rhangr' In llze next 100.000 j l'lIfS?n its f Ste-ve . . . vonat-rvativv . . . imaginative -V 4-. . . . excitable . . . sage . . . acute . . . llollt-gt-. Y llvbating Soi-it-ty 3. 4: National Honor Fo- Ave .0 Y i viety fi. fl: .l.V. Ha-kt-tball Natliagc-r 2g Track Manager 21 llramatics 43 Year- book 111: Tulle Coril'vrt-m't- 3. J . i -t .xl l. Y - -'- 'Qtr 21: . 'u-C ,LL . .,. 5 ,L..Q..- .- -1-ai-4.-H,,'?,1-quarrel-Qrif:1.11,- , DOLORES ANN BRE AULT 'lGenerally speaking, she's generally speaking. Steady Dave . . . office helper . . . care- free . . . flighty . . .Secretary. Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 33 French Club 1, Class Committee 1. 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 1. ELEANOR 3lARlE BOYLE A modest girl in words and ways, slze's justly won her classmates' praise. Ellie . . . sincere . . . attractive . . . good-natured . . . responsible . . . so- ciable . . . Business College. Senior Ball Court 43 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2: Girls' J. V. Bas- ketball l, 23 Softball 1, 23 Chieftain 3, 43 .lunior Prom Usherette 33 Student Coun- cil 3, 43 Yearbook, Business Manager 43 Class Committee 3, 43 Girls' State 3. .5 ag -uw' ruff' -4:7 4--M' :5 as Mmm. El..AlXE NIARH BROL SSEAL Fun ocoasionally bubbles over irzlo de 'w-5 z'z'ltry. Pooch . . . curly . . . talkative . . . g . . .slendf-r. . .Seere-tary. Junior Red Cross 1, 23 French Club 1 Softball 4. vt' 2, J ! PHILIP lOHN BJORNDAL A good mind and quick on his feelf' Phil . . . the joker . . . easygoing . . friendly . . . athletic . . . Sue . . . Col lege. Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball J. V. 1, 2, Varsity 3. Co-Captain 43 Football 3, Co- Captain 43 Track 1, 43 Clee Club 4. v IDA-XVIII IRVIXG BHUEGI LICNIANN A Cowl men are sfrlrce-Ifzlfe Cure of me. I school Iwlxcn Inf- tin-d of acI1ooI In- lakes li day uffI. I CIafs Cmnmittuu 3. NR .4 qng.s if-uueqf x I 2 Jaw . . . Iikcb to Ilan- Ll gmnI Iimv in II'IlI'I'II ANN CICCONE S'Tl1v Iwll rings Il few minutes before xlzz' gvls llt'f4'.,I ,Iudy . . . vutv . , . pf-titv . . Iam- again? . . . Ilavv . . . IIIIHIIIUQS ffoII1-ge-. CII-v Illuln I. 2, 3, -1-3 Nlajorf-Iles I: Your- Irmdx I1 IIIJN- IVIHIIIIIIIIIW- 3, mlb N Ti'v I-1 FRANCIS ALIEN CARELLI ,J And what did you get, CareIIi'? . . . Soft l7isc1'pli11f'rl inaflionf' spokvn . . . party goer . . . long week- ends. Band I. AI,III'III'I' FIIANIIIS CAIIIJOZA I :lo not lfnow wlzut l will be-l guess lu AI me- NI: Gln 'ill fuxl zmil und sw. , , . gomlnatllre-II . . . I'4'SPI'Vt'lI . . . 4-Iuu1if-all mindvd . . . Sluelf-Imkm-r . -1-Iu1l1iv. w- I,IuI1 I1 IIN- .Imwka-y l.IuI1 3, 4. . , .-v-IQ, gnw, - 49 I l 'Ii' t WAYNE LEWIS CLARK ihEl'PfvlIl1f7Pg,.Y funny. as long as it happens to someone elsef' Butch . . . that poor Corvair . . . wise . . . mischievous . . .' Landscape gard- ener. Glee Club 1. ROBERT ALFRED CREPEAU What? no girls in Heaven? leave me here. ' Bob . . . quick-draw McGraw . . . friend- ly . . . easygoing . . . warm hearted . . . gullible .... College. Football 3g Weight Lifting Club 4-3 Glee Club 4. Li- , -gh: l l WILLIANI RAILY CLAPP. JR hlfllllyllffl' is never an emi, it'5 fl prorluctf' Skip able Navy. liase llr. llillyl little boy . . . luv- boistcrous . . . prunkster . bull 2. 3, llg Football LL. STN 1 f 1 wr nb- fy r . DAVI IJ ALFRED CROSS Ile look four .xpoufs and flll old tin mn and tht-n by gosh. the darn thing ran. Dave . . . knrmf all niakes and model of ears .. . :nec-lianically inclined .. Aircraft technician. Band 1. ' 4, 'mfg aw , We I fw- I3 gf . . ...-4- ...... E , - 'UI'T 'qo- awww! r MUN il ,ya--v--Q J Q!--,',.jjf-fr: ' X ff ,Q Aux' 1 ' , ff. iff-1 . -'wfifw 1 Q-1 1. , IW: T114 g.,,r,, 1:45. f-K ,gay .J-, --,A .- VINCENT ALBERT DALPHINAIS Who says men dL7II.f zzmfersrnnfl wo- rnenfp' Vinnie . . . T-bird . . . sharp dresser . . . playboy . . . meticulous . . . con- crete foundations . . . Salesman. Clee Club 1. 2, Yearbook 43 Tennis Club 3. I4 ,Apu 'ct' M RICHARD ALLEN ERENIUS 'The world 116101103 to the energetic- tv 5 . ., but zrlzo zvarzls the Illlfffff Dick . . . witty . . . practical joker . . . casual . . . sound effects . . . U. S. Air Force. Band 1. 1 . . ,. .L. .nf- BARBARA DICARLLICCI A filtle package of joy with a great big lldllgfv Shortie . . . cheerful . . . long, wavy tresses . . . flirtatious . . . peppy . . . Secretary. Nlajorette 2, 3: Softball 3. 4-1 Junior Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 4-3 Class Committee 2, 3, 4-3 Chieftain 4: Yearbook 43 Baton Twirl- ing 2, 3g Basketball 4. EDWARD WALLACE DOANE The guy with the girl. Eddie . . . quiet . . . Ann . . . that flashy white Ford . . . Mr. Mayo's of- fice . . well dressed . . . College. Athletic .Association 1: Class Committees 2, 3, 4-3 ,IV Basketball 1. . . -qi 1 . ' .T 1...-.Y ' ' vpwi gh 4l4qglmnnd4g-jjj -5 --J A' J JDANNE FORD She ronlal milf Il tallring marlzine to rleathf' Jo . . . loyal . . . Creative . . . sensitive . . . bypoehondriac . . . seainstresi . . . MI--H . . . College. Class Committee 1. 2. 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1: Future Teaeliers Club 1. 45 Chieftain 3, 4: Yearbook 4. ' ,J i my 1 W 2 ,b - fd--5.1 L , Yiwu?- fn! 509,95 4 'P .fa A it il , 52 XXV -.K 'ki t 1' glffliv Q X TQf 4'-, W- f1 'T'-Q2 1 18 QSM zufii- if l , . x Y , . P ' 1 kilt-f H 'fi at . fix r DENNIS DANIEL FLYNN 'S.'Vez'er cz zvorry. nezier a fY1fF4ll.7,1f'V1 uny- thing happens. his flIZl.'fl.1'S theref, Den . . . Errol . . . blarney . . . bot rod . . . passionate . . . pranks , . . College. Drainaties Club 3. 4: Student Couneil 4: Weight Lifting Club 4. 'N-L lui. 3-of W.. 'Hwy DAVID INLLNIING l'ou're only young onre--after that Ill 1 have to think of another ff,rf'1z.xe. Flern . . . attlu . . . Ld-tinox.1 . . . Fal ron fan . . . morning reutling . . . King . . . C0llegc'. Student Council 2. 3: lr. Prom Cttffliair- man 3: Ye-arlmnk 4: Clet- Club 1. 2: Class Vice--l'i'eNitlent 4: Trzlvk Ti-ann l: Cross Country Team 2: JY Dasketball 1: Clase llominittee 1. 2, 3. 71: Dux:-lull lg THOMAS FREDERICD .Smile through lite. lloininy . . . out-going . . . Freddie the fn-f-lwarle-r . . . liner of finall Cari . . . . . . liilxumiiii -milf . . . .ll Buxltttball JN Basketball 1, Zg JN Baseball 3. Senior Bull King 43 Wt-igln lifting Club 4. I5 -:w L.. 'EA RKSSFLI, GII,HlCHT Fl'I.I,lTR 1 mm rfnxikl rrrzillzing fmt tffrr111!aI1'or1.,' Rus: . . . fgixcinaling wlimplf-5 . . . 4-asy going . . . Iroiihlv NINIIIPT ..., 'Xir ifwror Fumliall -11 Him- fflulm 3, 11 film- Cum- mittw' 3.1-, GERALD CIROUARD Hm111son1e is as Izamlsome Joes, but be- ing born goml-fooling sores I1 lot of trouble. Jvrry lilac-k. wavy hair quivt . . . Loring's choice . . . Draftsman. Way, .nv-'i Jn, ...- '95 I6 Q 5' X69 40 ' Q., X CAROLE GEMMA A quiet exterior concealollz muchf, Ferre,-tary had an am-imlf-nt with Zi bleach bottle? came-0 complexion . . .quiet. Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Majorette 3. ROY PAUL CAUDETTF Worlrf' .Yl'I'l'f heard' of it. ' House . . . Navy Provost Marshal Corps . . . liir-YY? hike- . . . hm-k . . . inte-rm-st in wlmul lwginx at 2:08. lfomluill 33 Class ffmiilnittcv 3, 4. !I '1 ll... F ,,aj- - Q lt w , . -v,-- 4. A 4-kg - .. .-,. 7'L.:2'A fn1l:Q'M-AtYga,Q. v- A ' ,'..4g-A-- S 1,--, -I.-:snr -Axial! 7457 . ati? Us, fr-f'!? A gl . y! rf Q f,.r'y ',, .. r, ... 'yi' ' N-. ' wg? 1 , ff' f E.?1 I ' v-ll Km V I 3' A ' . I A' v,!L'j::9,'.ht4 ll l f y -. ' 1 r 41 'nnzf' 4 1 r I ri ',r'J7'i 1' of ,l f',5.'f1.f5'. ...e'yI1f 4 RICHARD GREENFIELD '61 came to school to get a general idea of things. Dick . . . sleepy . . . quiet . . . Leo's . ho hum. ROBERT ALVIN HAMILTON To know how to wait is the secret of success. Hambone . . . that red jacket . . . Merc . . . smiles . . . Kookie . . . Hodes. CHARLES THOMAS GLODAS W'hat? .Ile zc0rry?U Charlie . . , alert . . . Mr. D. J. . . . fun- ny man . . . unlimited talents . . . par- ties. Disc Jockey Club I. 2. 3, 4. President 3. 43 Football Manager -l-g Baseball Man- ager 33 Basketball Manager 33 Year- book 4. QUN -an- ' Hn:-f' 'M 4 JACQLELINE CAROL HANNON Who are wise in lore, love most, say least. Jackie . . . sophisticated . . . enchant- ing . . . attractive . . . excitable . . . wow . . . College. Girls Clee Club I: Clee Club I, 2. 3, 4-3 Yearbook 43 Dramatics 2: Craduation Uslierette 2, 33 Class Committee 3. , .. . - .J V 3 . W C' ii. -r FW fx A .. 'Sql -f J: .. .F I. ,tht MJ., 4 Y . ,ft as pig- ,, . , ' ' 625' -i '3,ar'fL If ' K yy -. -. ,i nf ,. z.. '-:wg . 7- 41331 -ft,-5 ' ,GI , 7 ix ,Y-A: g 4,12 s'H..f?3l': .' - -Zu, ,,, F 25 ':i:,f:'!if .. 1 14 A ' ' 'I .- X 'Y-. ' in .. ,lfftfp 'l.lm'g, 5 K 33' if ' ' 'sw .5-.Q ugh, xt Q I7 'CVR JUN NIICHAFL ARTHUR HEBERT lf'1'th malice lu11far1In0ne. Mike . . . Deacon . . . QLUOCI-IIHIIITPCI . . . dependable . . . handy-man . . . Forestry Service. I 8 I N 5 ., 5 xxx- -X , N' 14 -I 1-an-rv 'G' as --- ,qt I Ei TTZPV' an SUZANNE LOUISE HOLLAND Without music, life would be a mistake. Sue . . . attractive . . . musical . . . ver- satile . . . Iadylike . . . Phil . . . College. Clee Club 1, 2, 3. 4-5 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Fu- ture Teachers Club I. 2: Junior Prom Court 3g Carnival Bull Candidate 3, 44 Queen 4: Class Committee 2, 3. WILLIAM LESLIE HOYLE Come what may, he's the same good sport every day. - rv , ' '-C' , Willie . . . sports authority . . . class clown Icome over here, Hoyleli . . . Sports Announcer. ANIIRICW SIMPSON IILIISRARIJ III 'lSUIIIt'fI'IlIl'S I si! Illlll think: .sometimes I szt. Andy . . . vin-as . . . aviator . . oblig- ing . . . lm-N. . .F1'IIIll'll. H' I is '49 Xt ur , , , . . .t grip.. .r fn- M.. KEVIN PETER KENNEDY Boys will be boys. Mortimer . . . friendly . . . touchy . . all-round boy . . . expert conversational- ist . . . State Teachers College. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM JONES When opportunity knocked, he com- plained nf the noise. Hard worker . . . Ford . . . farmer . Stockbridge. Chieftain 3, 4. ,, J 59? fm 4' fl , CAROL ANN HUCHOWSKI Small but migh ty. Gldget . . . petite . . . Elvis . . . polka . . . chick . . . 5th, period study . . . Nurse. Glee Club 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. mf il' Wir JUDITH ANN LABRIE Smile with an intent to do the mischiev- 9, ous. Judy .. . loquacious . .. enthusiastic . . . school spirit . . . fight team fight! . . . Queen . . . Surgical technician. Class President l, 2, 33 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club lg Junior Red Cross lg CAA 1, 2: Yearbook 43 Class Committee 43 Chieftain 4. I9 . .....4- ...A BRLCE ICA lilli LANG DON Every man must hour his own Ifzznlenf' Brute . . . llfvnorn-d FIl4'Llkl'l' . . . ye-arliook headaches . . . satirist . . . distinguished . . .Collt-gif. Debating Society, Varsity 2. 3, 4, Presi- 'Q de-nt 3: llrarnaticq tl.-adl Pri idfnt 1 Junior Rf-d Cross 2, 33 Yearbook, Co- Editor -1: film- tflult 2: Boys' State 3, Studi-nt Council 33 Stud:-nt Excliangi- HPIPT1'-t'I1l41llX't' -L3 Fm-nior Rall Court 4. x nv' A v 1 ?1,,KGf7'i.?f V. f ' A f ft ft ' ft f 1 ' t hi 4 119, 'vw' H , T A 1, , .,-V wwq-wifi, 20 SANDRA JEAN LITTLE Nothing great was ever arhieved without er1!hr1sz'asm.', Sandy . . . cheerful . . . Larry . . . Col- dilocks . . . goalie . . . energetic . . . Secretary. Hockey 2. 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Chieftain 3, fig Class Cornmittve 3, 4. X. 3 X if'-rd.. SANDRA ANN LIBERIS Shy and larlylike is she. Sandy prudent bashful blush . . . gentle . . . expert typist . . . retary. Sec- French Club 13 Junior Red Cross 3, 4-g Chieftain 3, 4: Yearbook 4. LORAINNE ANN LAVELLEE Willing to stop and talk awhile. Parties . . . tacitum . . . busines . . . conservative . . . fashionable Secretary. Junior Red Cross 3g Yearbook 4. s-like 4f11,,,z:L..i'rL'ta-aggviff, - 1442, .V :e.'l2.---a...--Y--f--1-24-4--, ur--afar:--M '53 1 55:30 'ilu-. BARBARA JANE MATUZEK Gentlenes5 that always loves a good joke. Barb . . . sound judgement patient . . realistic . . . leader among leaders . . College. Clee Club 1, 2: Junior Red Cross 1, 2: CAA 1, 2: French Club 1: Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 3: Class Vice- President 3: Class President 4: Dra- matics 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Chieftain Editor 4: Co-Chairman Jr. Prom 3: Junior Prom Court 3. ANN MEANY rue o er won. er wort an er T t h I h I. 11 h friends. College . . . sympathetic . . . Cupid . . . school spirit . . . always ready to lend a hand. Field Hockey 1. 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Softball 1: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4: Varsity Club 1: Yearbook 4: Disc Jockey Club l, 2, 3: Future Teachers 1. WILLIAM JOSEPH LUKAS sc Nothing worries him, nothing hurries him. Louie . . . painter . . . quiet . . . Care- free . . . indifferent . . . Trade School. igjgffd , efffwi ' 1 7 , 3 , f',l :'Z' ,ya F HALLET THORPF MFRRICR Remote from lifefx het ftler I Il Hal . . . Home on the ran 1 ptrt man ...Hodes...loverof td Stockbridgre. 54 'ft ' Mun 1f'. f'5 'Km-f-A QQ .. 'U' f' QW!! dffffli 1,-4'-wg 'iw' Q JOANNE THERESA MESSINA Easy to look at, nice to know. Chickie . . . adored . . . warm . . . well- mannered . . . wedding bells . . . Dickie . . .Secretary. Girls' Clee Club l: Clee Club 2, 3. 4-g Junior Red Cross 4-3 Junior Prom Court 3: Carnival Ball Candidate 2. 3, 4-Q Class Committee 3, 4. 22 .- .- ...-J.-.ri -..L , gg. 4.,,-, ,t ,-A--JYQLAA-A UA, A H A..- ' fx 'N-IQ' v,. w :p,4 BRUCE NICHOLS People of few zvonlx are the best peo- plef' Nick . . . quiet . . . shy . . . talks little, observes mueb var fan Air Force. CAROL ANN MIS Oh, how many joys lie in the circle of a wedding band? Miss Mis, but not for long . . . soft- ball . .. always the right answer creative . . . Bookkeeper. Clee Club l: Class Committee l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, J.V. 3: Girls' Softball Man- ager 3: Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4. ROBERT EDMOND MORIN If I were the only boy in the world . . Oh brotherfn Bob . . . good dancer . . . hard worker .. . Hodes that intriguing laugh . . .Engineer. Class Committee 2, 3, 4-g Football 4-. 3 f , 'f'4N 1 11 ' wa C 4 i tx 1 M I 'im , t, MARY RUTH PFAI' Had enough? Vote Rflllllllffdllfl, Marishku . . . conservative . . . good de- hater . . . neat dres-er . . . refined . . . College. Debating Society, xurfity 2. 3. 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, President 4-1 Class Committee 1. 2. 3. 4: Graduation Usher- ette 3: Yearbook. Literary Editor 43 Jun- ior Red Cross 23 Chieftain Feature Ed- itor 4. CAROL PETERSON 'gLez thy words be few. Photogenic . . . shy with those who don't know her . . . Hairdresser. Junior Red Cross 4: Yearbook 4. 'W 'iff' 1 Q' v - ff M4932 ZWYQ tfwlm nf T WAYNE GEORGE PACE 1'm educated now. zrhy stay any lon- ger pan .lunior . . . Hey there . . . Nli-A Drum-y's pet . . . jeans . . . good looks . . . 333 . . .Conitruction Worker. G 1 ' SESA N C Nllol, l'l l'Y.fXNI tl!llIlYYS zvifling to lem! I1 lzwlpfng hmzrlf Sue thoughtful redhead inno Cence . . . hard worker . . . freekles . Occupational Therapist. Yearbook 1: Hand 2. 3, 4: Claw Com mittee 3. 23 1 JAMES RITCHIE JR. Let the world slirfe. I t1on't care. Beaver . . . athlete . . . Shy guy?-We don't believe it . . . accident prone . . . College. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Base- ball 1, 3, -1: Football 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Student Council Pri--ident 41 Chieftain Sports Editor 4: Yearbook 41 Class Com- mittee- 3. HELEN GAYE RUTKIEWICZ lf flirting is an art, then she's an ar- tistf, Gaye dancer divinely slender . . . always gay . . . office helper . . . Hairdresser. Clee Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Cheerleader 3: Ski Club Secretary 3: Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Court 3: Class Committee 1, 2, 3. 4-3 Yearbook 4, French Club 1. Q ,yo I , ? ,xl ' 4 -E 'wwf- 24 'GY' -'Y J +. af K! MARILYN JUNE ROULEAU She comes to school to study, and her nzarlrs prove it. Captivating . . . warm hearted . . . para- mount of pulchritude College. Glee Club 1, 23 Senior Ball Usherette 3g Girls' Clee Club 1: Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club Vice-President 1g Year- book, Co-Editor 4: Tufts Conference 3, Junior Prom Court 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. CAROLYN ANNE ROBAR She speaks, acts, and behaves just as she shuulti. Carol . . . good worker . . . wcll-man- nered . . . poised . . . Commercial Ar- list. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Chieftain 3, 4: Bas- kt-tball 2, 3, 4-g Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 41, Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4-1 Yearbook 4-. I 4'- ' I iff 15 'xi Sf: - 4 X. 5 . ty!! . l NORMAN ROGER SARKISIAN i Keep smiling, it makes everyone zcon- der what ou've been u tof' P l Norm . . . loves a good joke . . . wavy hair . . . curious smile . . . good dresser . . . College. f Track lg Baseball 23 Football 3. t l I l GLORIA ANN ST. PIERRE Happy as a mosquito that just passed her screen test. , School spirit excitable sports enthusiast . . . artistic . . . College. Future Teachers Club 1, 4-3 Hockey 3, 4-3 Softball 3, 4-3 Yearbook 4-3 Dramatics 3, 4-g Play Usherette 3g Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4-. MARSHA RYNGIEWICZ Social smile, sympathetic tearf' lxILlI'Sll21'II1CllOW . . . angelic? Don't let her shyness fool you . . . quiet . . . sen- ior ball decorations . . . College. French Club l: Clee Club l, 2: Senior Ball Usherette 3: Graduation Usherette 3g Dramatics 3: Student Council 4-: Class Committee 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 4. 0 ' 'wwe' K.-X. ..-an 4'-Q1--m.Ar -4- f-ah-za'--1..Jl-+-m-tQ1 PHYLLIS ADELE STONE Our roclf of Gibraltar. Phil . . . quiet . . . modest . . . CD11 attraclixt- black hairl BUSIIIE' School. Hockey l: l.ll'LlIllL1llC'S 3. 4: Play U he ette 31 Yearbook 4. RQ, ' -M 25 ' ' , , -........- -- . W I 5. , fu fw- 4,- Q. f in - PATRJCJA ANN rllHl'llllACL'l1 Blessed be the tif' that binds. Pat . . . many minute-S . . . Rnnn . . unc of the tbrec . . . ine,-loclious . . . ef ficient . . .Svcrf-tary. Cleo Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross J 2, 3, 41 Girls' Glee Club 13 Class Com mittee l, 2, 3, 4g Fri-ncb Club lg Class Secretary 2. 3, 4-1 Sf-ninr Bull Court 4. 26 MARY JANE THOMAS ult is the quivz worlrffr Ilia! succeerlsf, Janie , . . sparkling eyes . . . quiet dis- puslliml . . . lmwlcfr . . . Svcrelary. RQ L Junior Red Cross 1, 2g Yr-urbook 4-. RAYMOND EARL WAHLGREN A mind of your own is worth four of m11rfrif'11d's.'y Twinnie . . . att:-ntion-getter . . . curly ...Kool. . .sly. . .Doctor. Scimwn- Club 2: Diff' Jockvy Club 1. 2, 3, A1-1 Chieftain 1: Te-nnis Club 2, 3: lfrmtlmzill 4-: Yi-urlmok -1. 3 'xx ' 07, , Q. CYNETH SEZ,-XNNE WATERS All men are fools-except onefi Sukie . . . soft-spoken . . . always smil- ing . . . on cloud nine with Dickie . . . Secretary. Clee Club 2: Klajorette 2: Junior Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4: Vice-President 3: Chief- tain 3. 4: Yearbook 4. rl? N I' Fl - ,X PETER WATERFIELD Ask and learn . Forgetful . . . dignified . . . timid . . Mr. Novickl favorite? . . . College. Glee Club 1. 2. 3g Chieftain. Literary Edi- tor 4: Dramatics bl: Tennis Club 4: French Club 1. is emit N iz, A .A M, ...f ff' '5Jndnn-aiunnw-mf- -A-W U4f---A---.s.........QAH4 nfl ,Q-55 CT 'il' 'fi .ll E I 1 J dbx . p 4-'E ' 1 'x ,, CAROLYN WALI, Time flies. fill! not 'fast enough. Clockwatcher . . -t'I'iliPllN lhlII . . . H101 . . .Secretary NIERIEIIE HAY WETHERBEE The wily uni' lo have fl frieml is to be one. Very 1-uint . . exec-IQ in girl- sporte . . . sueiable . . . Teachers' College. Snftbull 1. 2. 3, 42 1141-livtliall 2. 3. 42 Field Hockey 3, 41 Future Teaeheri' Club -1-1 llramatie- 1: Batfun Twirling: 2. 3. 4: Yearlafwk 4: Chieftain 4: Cla-5 Commit- tee 1. 2. 3. 4. 27 A THONI AS WILLI A NI WHA RTOY nlrorlf f'fISl'l'IIIlfV9 me-I would .wit and 1001: ul it for lmurs, Tom . . . fun loving . . . smart when he wanta tu lw. . .Ng1x'y. Basketball 3: llasellall 3, lg Fmitball 4: lliw -lmflivy Iilllli l. 2. 31 Ulm' Clllll -I, PATRICIA ANN WOOD Art is not a thing-it is 11 zuayf, Pat . . . mueh admired . . . artistic . . . norning readings . . . enjuys handling he rlasfs mtmey . . . Nlll'hQ. Clee Cluh I. 2. 3. 4: CAA Ig Chieftain Yettrlumk Art Efli 3, 1, Art Editor 42 4-1 Dramatics 1. 21 Class Vice-President Ig lflas-: Tr:-astirer 2. 3. -1: Junior Prmn Queen 31 Clase Cmnmittee I. 2. 3. 4- SUIIIOI' llall Court 4. ,,,,- .. We 28 4'5- SUSAN SLTMNER WILLIAMS Foru'arrl ever, backzuara' never. Sue refined attractive .. sports . . . poised . . . Airline Hostess. Band 1. 21 Glee Cluh 2. 3. 4: J.V. Bas- ketball 3. Manager 4-: Softball 3, 4-3 Hockey 4: Dramaties fl-g Class Night Usherette 2. 3: Junior Prom Court 3. 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V I-. y ' 1 ' 'I' ,lil . N F ,V , N Y' Q 5 4' V ' 2 Y .L-:--'Q 'iff s D 1 ' fi ' . - :fn 4 I I A I 4 , x F v I A x E, fx ' . , , ' r f n v f '7' . . - 51 4,1 r 5 ,f M an 1 5 1 , V 4 . f , ' ' , Q H , ' V 4 LJ - Y S- 1 - '24 I i J ' J , 49 : .' 9, vm E.. QE- '1l, :,,.,j1q. 'f Mfxxlxv I Q I! KX' I ' MOST COLLECIATE Barbara Matuzek Bruce Langdon 3' MOST SHY Sandra Liberis Willianm Lukas 1 ,. wx' lf 1 . If fix 1 ff! S CLASS CLOWNS Judy LaBrie Billy Hwyle: r 'E . ...P , l , 'ar Q zu, 'sz- f Q1 'vi H X-1 L -,U - 'VI' 5 : 1 49-4,44 M .fN. 1 v , ha, BEST DRESSED MOST STLTDIOLTS Pat Woocl Vinnie Dauphinais Mary Pfau Petvr Yvaterfielml 4 above: MOST ATHLETIC Mercie Wetherbee Jim Ritchie below: MOST POPULAR ,Iudy LaBrie Dave Fleming 3 W X lib . 'fi f HI B NT h e 4. 3 f I 1 'T' Q ' --1 X 3 N A T lu-I ff' X X Y SX 'T ' Q TTR f above: MOST SOPHISTICATED Jackie Hannon Bruce Langdon below: MOST ATTRACTIVE Joanne Messina Jerry Girouard 9 BEST ALL-AROUND Marilyn Rouleau ,lim Ritchie left: BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Judy LaBrie ,lim Ritchie 9 as. ' ,QE-14, J.X 4 3 ' :J A below: MOST LIKELY TO SLCCEED Barbara Matuzek Bruce Langdon L JNL E x 'im . Aga. f fi., , 551 Cief ff 252 FJ M 1 5' I r . . P JMJ' A -, 4 ti! 5 4 . W fr: JL'- .U ' W -f I 9 MZ? Wa? -' 's - . . ,V . 4--F55 4 vi-fa .ixgffq gli? 5- we 4 K NK-.5 N ' v 4 f 'NY - -J f ' J' JUNIOR PROM COURT C, Rutkiewicz. J. Messina, S. Holland S- Willialns, M- Rvulvau, B- Maflllek if f 4 My !dA,f,., ' Q 1 I 'xi M I I r' is 1 Y' BN NV fx. x' 1- ' 411 rl ' 5 ' : , ,1,4,?a .tux ' 'Q 1951 ' cwAjy1 A, ' sf.. , . Y- LYEEN -PATRICIA WYOOD Q IX 4 f -:Z 253 54NJA Fay 22 1960 L w 7, W-- .41-..,-.....,, . ,guinea UNIGR-SENIOR TEA Left-2-3-Right-2-3 In june of 1960, the class of 1961 was proud host to the class of 1960 at the annual Junior- Senior Tea. The traditional event commenced with a welcome by our President, Judith Labrie, and continued well into the evening with music and dancing. Terminating a long and happy association with the 196O,ers, the junior-Senior Tea was an event long to remember. 1 L KN N. lioffe'e', tea, or Illilliifu ,f'..,,, Iln nmlw- ll worth Lll'AllllI'lllll Class Pri-sidcnls. Judith Lahrie und Thomas Clapp, cut thi- cake. A I . .5 ...ga -..Ti m.z.i::iu....4. i ' FRESI-IMA RECEPTIO xii-5 N wwf X . dui' ' XYXHN .' .1 'fing- Asutw ' 4+,s :Xi up 1 . ? 4?' Wim said tlierc-'S Ll wheat surpluwf' 4 r Q ffl? .. ' 'Q ffiie 'A .1 MQ, 'if A av-ff xx Q' ' I 1 iv' 5 A J 'L . . ,, , , ' 1 ., X. , A WX! 1 Q - 1 e. nl . . this Q , Y. 'f V. Aff' X ' '- 9' 'i is what littlrf girls ure- ll1illiP0i.u f 1' I fi r S is lliglu-' - ,ff RF' YKR? A X i ' ' 5 Q X R -JN 0 . , wxkmg - ' ' N 5-N1LI,ilf'Nl1LlklllQ1'yCN .nl me-' i1 I. ,f 5. r . -fn . rf .. .-Va rl- M A M9 -gg-Y? u-. s i IN Iilh ful Itdif if --,.. ' 'wp-r 1 W. A, 1' I L C! 14 'I' X sr X' QUEEN-JUDITH LABRIE KING-DAVID FLEMING O I o 1.. O 0 '. .jf 1 . - .22 iff, X go vo , , vo on I I vi' ,'q OO Q wry X fe slNlUli HALL lIUlIli'l' David Admins, l5ru1'n- Lllllglllllll, JLIIIIUS Rin-hiv, lluvid l1I4'I1lill:,I, Judith l.41ln'i1-, Pulricial 'l'll4'Igillllll, l'ulrim'iu Wmnd, EICLIIIUI' ljuylq-, ah Zecemger 269, 1960 - ff-12 fam. jofnny Suffer ana! jfs O1'CAe5f1'a 0 6 D f Q... Al I J 40 -N L H1 TGRY In September of 1957. the Seniors held the traditional Freshman Reception at which they tried to prove that even Seniors are human. As soon as We had managed to stop wandering into the wrong classrooms, we settled down for our 'first year in high school. We decided to go to Whalom Park on our class trip. With this event. our class ended the beginning of our four years at Grafton High, and we were looking forward to the next year--to the title of Sophomores.M Our Sophomore year found us well in the swing of things. With Judy Labrie as our efficient president, class affairs ran smoothly. In December, the class dance conducted under the capable leadership of Barbara Matuzek, was a success. But even this delightful occurrence was outshone by the first annual Carnival Ball held January twenty-fourth. In early April, the financial condition of the class was greatly improved by a carwash held in three parts of town. Everyone fin the class took part. and soapy sponges became the order of the day. The class trip. an ideal climax to the too fastfleeting year, came on June thir- teenth. This afforded an excellent background to a full, fascinating year which was soon to be lost when we became Juniors. After two years of toil, we had to prepare ourselves for the everlasting challenges we would encounter. Our able leader. Judy Labrie was elected for the third con- secutive year. Under her guidance we organized several money-making projects. Among these were a dance called 6'Teen Beatw held on October 2, 1959, and a drive to sell stationery. However. we did accomplish things other than those bent on making money. As Christmas approached, we were all excited about the arrival of our beautiful but expensive class rings. Under the guidance of Barbara Matuzek and Dave Fleming the prom finally materialized on May 27, 1960. On that night, which we had all so eagerly awaited, we drifted to the golden tones of Al Hakey and his band and dreamed of our beautiful queen Pat Wofid and her court. The final event of this illustrious year was the Junior-Senior Tea. It made us realize that soon we ourselves would be Seniors. The Senior year was one of mixed emotions. There was the financial panic caused by the expenses of the Yearbook. Class Night, the Senior Ball, the Class Trip and many other things. To solve this problem, we held food sales, sold candy, held dances and car washes, and collected back dues. Everyone, in addition. also experienced the fear of not graduating, the jitters about acceptance at the college of your choicef, the boredom of the last year. and the mixed joy and sadness of the last few days of this the last year at good old G.H.S. These are the things that have made us a class. Let us hope that these same things will keep us together always as the graduating class of 1961 at Grafton High. 1 1 A P -' pg- - .Aga-as . ' 5-A 14.1-A-1----4:-reg!-fd-1:-A:1,4 , 'lm PROPHECY As we pass through the gates of the great World's Fair. our first sight is a radio station and a press box. In the press box, we see Charles Glodas, popular disc- jockey, spinning the platters while famous sports announcer, William Hoyle, talks to the equally famous baseball star, Jim Ritchie. Upon entering the U. S. section, our eyes view the secretarial exhibit. In this exhibit, we see a force of secretaries including: Lorraine Lavallee, Carole Gemma. Elaine Brousseau, Marion Babowitch. Gyneth Waters, Judy Ciccone, Patricia Theriault, Dolores Breault, Joanne Messina, Sandra Little, Sandra Liberis. Mary Jane Thomas, Eleanor Boyle. Phyllis Stone, Gloria St. Pierre. and head book- keeper. Carol Mis. In the art building, illustrating what is new in the commercial art field. is Bob Wahlgren. With him are other leaders in the world of Art, William Lukas and Marsha Byngiewicz. Further down the avenue of exhibits. we are hypnotized by two of America's greatest salesmen. Bob Hamilton and Vincent Dauphinaisg Ann Meany, a mer- chandising expert: law enforcer Norman Sarkisian: internationally famous lawyer, Bruce Langdon and social worker Barbara Matuzek. Directly behind them are some of America's greatest educators demonstrating new methods in teaching. They include: Joanne Ford, Suzanne Holland, Philip Bjorndal. Marilyn Bouleau, Bob Crepeau, and Kevin Kennedy. Strolling near livestock exhibits, we see skilled farmers in the persons of Williain Jones, Hal Merrick, and Tom Frederico Closely associated with them is forestry agent Mike Hebert. Milling among the spectators at these exhibits we find our handsome nationis defenders: Dick Erenius, Russell Fuller. Boy Gaudette. Andrew Hubbard, Roger Williams, William Clapp, Thomas Wharton, Bruce Nicholas, Francis Carelli, and David Brueggemann. All the service men are gazing at the pretty airline hostesses that include Barbara DiCarlucci. Jackie Hannon, and Sue Willianis. Every hostess is in turn looking at the daringly romantic pilot Dave Fleming. Keeping the pilots in the air is left to Al Cardoza, airplane mechanic, and Dave Cross and Ed Doane, the aircraft technicians. In an exhibit reviewing the advancement of medical knowledge we find Doctor Raymond Wahlgreng surgical technician, Judy Labrieg nurses, Pat Wood and Carole Huchowskig dentists, Dick Greenfield and Peter Waterfield, occupational therapist, Sue Putnam, and physical education teacher, Mercie Wetherbee. In the U. S. exhibit, built and planned by architects Mary Pfau and David Adams and chief engineer Bob Morin, we find the machines of the space-age which Jerry Girouard and Bob Benoit designed. As we stroll through the U. S. exhibits we canit help but notice the beautiful landscaping done jointly by head landscaper Wayne Clark and construction boss, Wayne Page. In charge of all the buildings in the U. S. exhibit are Dennis Flynn and Stephen Bergquist, the famous industralists of the 20th Century. As the sun sets on this World's Fair tour, we view with pride the accomplish- ments of our fellow classmates as evidenced here. However, even though they have all gone through life separately they always remain the graduating class of 1961 of Grafton High School. 'V SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE 'fr . 41 mv 'Wk I Stud:-nt 124m-rnnn-Ill ,, I? INN He-p. L IJTXX In HILNIIN E, f 4 'Va-Lg s ' ly C1'm'Iu'1' II0lllQ'lllLlIU'l'5 NINRILXN RUULEAU I! ' bn V V ,I .I I 41, ,,. ' fl Qs., I Q P left: Z A I ITL I I I H 1 I I Q, I I right: IJ.A.R. Awl ml BARBARA MATIIZEK Tufts lful1Ic'1'm'l1u Reps. MARILYN ROULICA ll STEVE l!IQRllQlIIS'I' 1,5 A-r i UIQ fire X59 zygfefs gf! Q famp. .QM -'Y J ji .. I I 4,I,'I5N HI l'If I I'N I'u il nl l'uI un xI.lIllll'Ix. Vim--I'1w'wi1Im'llI INN 5' INN' I'If'Inm TIWIVIIIN I'nl IIIVIIIIIII Ill':1Nlll'1'l' I'.ll Xvnml, 1IUll.'I'u 42 ANI! Ifllilh 5lAll', IxI'.I S., lillif- lluylv, Iirmw' Lam H , . ,,..,.,.i.,., fn- ' Ii-li-2 ' ' ' 'X A ' DERCLASSMEN ' . .uifih V a F ' A . kiwi, . f ' ' , at X A N n-em.- : ,, - e- t ' V X 1 ffm V Pre.s1'rler1t.' Richard Holland . if I'il-CC-PfCSI.llCIIf.' Grace Soderberg N' 'V' Secretary: Mary Leofanti 1 Tl'6flSllI'l'fI john Burrows .L Juniors. the past three years we spent with you have been pleasurable ones. You have shared with us many hardships but there always has been the sense of ac- colnplishinent to spur us on. It is a comfort to us to know that such a capable class as yours will replace us and carry on the proud tradition of Grafton High School. We firmly believe that you will work hard in your final year. the year of decision. to light the way towards a glorious future. Thus it is with a heavy heart that we bid you farewell. wishing you the best of luck in all you attempt. UNIOR CLASS f-,mmf-r-inf'q'7Q1f!n qq 'E P86 , r'..f!,, villvzs-e Pf8Sl'l16Ilf.' David Moore SOPHUMORE CLASS Vice-Pre31'11ef1I.' Douglas Lowe Secretary: Bonnie Nason Treasurer: .loanne Najerny X Having passed the halfway mark in high school life. you. as Sophomores. find yourselves adjusted to the routine and aware of the responsibilities awaiting you. Although the initial difficulties encountered as new- comers have been surmounted. and although the Ines! may he ye! I0 001116. we ask that you not relax your efforts, hut rather. that in striving for yet higher goals you bring honor lo yourselves and the tradition you represent. L9 is 'SA , if .brag it l FRESHMAN CLASS We. the Seniur Class. are now unnpletirig the lust clays ul' nur high scliuul life. It is only natural that we lnuk havk un nur high sc-lwul l't'l'HI'Cl only to tell uursclves that scliulustically we vuulfl haxv dune inuvh lwtter. Ycs. uf course it was difficult cfuiiiiiig up from the lnwc-1' grail:-s In he fuvcml with inure Studies. The decision, huwcwr. lu face up In nur duties was left lu us. as it is It-ft up to each one of you. It is ynu. who fulluwillg in our fimtstn-ps. will hring Graftun High Sclwnl to new, glorious. and rewauling xii-tnrics. We wish you with all sincerity the very best in the years tu 1-miie. L 11. ,fi-su ..r' my . 'v 1 'J' 3 '1- JW: 1 E f,, 1 T.- s,...4fL. '- H - . l 1 U f n, E'a:.:, 'Q g 'ggi ',.,:'-145' I 731. N315 qi' 'Zeit-5 ,Q ' it - . '- .Tift K 7 1' lr fl-gf., i 'Q ijvi , ' 'ft . I' '- . , 'E-f,'W.:'v tlhlffx I '.::..?' :luis C lb if.. ,in-Y, q:,l:,.x -,li 5 n,.'-., .-. - f -:'Fff':'f','1.1w all f-'-3'-lim 94 ,fr gt, ffffsfqr-14i..ie - 11. 5.-l'..'.' fm.: Mft.: . . ggllqail., l,lAl'Sl-llf'lll.' Sul Mmfcia I 1it'l'-PfC'5l.lfl'lIff Danny Zzuiuuskas St'l'fi'llIf-YI lNi!lN'y Vtfuocl Tn'nsz1rvr.' lflizuhclli Burns ,,J1,,,.44,,,g,1g,,.,,1,,.:5,14.'., . ,,A,A,, ,,AA, -..n.,A4..ma-adn-4.-A--nnllvv-ff Hu' ' ' Q-.nan renennmmnnanf' 0 'WH nh Q51 25- EIGHTH GRADE UNIOR HIGH Q SEVPLNTII GRADE hhggyh I- . , .Y . X, 'f 1:1-sv. v ' f b. '- ' f i3f3 5 if JL , Y-4. ---. ,ggakhmm .IUNIOR HICH ACTIVITIES CHEERLEADERS pg . F5 'Wann 0 C3 V ME! B I E L STUDENT COUNCIL I M fha A F, FN gg 0 I I IN A91 QT' '-'- N I5 II SI ' A I WTTW' Kwai' aw .. .ff -an ff , K 2. . I 48' 'ik by 309, Ii I ' ' -' A 5 fr. 6+ Y Q! t wg: .2 .. ,,, ,vs 5 I ra 1 , , .., ff L4 Ie BASKETBALL TEAM l' ACTIVITIES I .- .. Mg..- -l ,f1g..-,,..,g.f 3- DRAMATICS SOCIETY 'Qggd Y eil!!! 'C' FIRST ROW, I. to r.: M. Flint, K. Kelly. F. Oputka, M. Dunbar, L. Nlun-nn. R. Langdon. C. Smlerlmcrg, D, Ogren. B. Reek. K. Wilson, .I. Clxamlwrs. li, Chamlmers. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: S. Page. K. Rjvrnrlal. K. Ripley. .I. Fnwlvr. J. Nujemy. If Stone. C. St. Pierre. S. Rumi. S. Williamg. NI. Knowlton, M. Lelieau. Advisor. THIRD ROW, I. to r.: D. Wyand. C. Nault, S. Farwell. C. Juaire. R. Perry. P, Watt-rfielml, R. Tnman. J. Fleming. P. Huckins. FOURTH ROW. I. to r.: C. Jallwrt. E. Harrington. N. Vigzeant. R. Bousquet, 9. III-rgqlxixt. D. Tow:-. N. Fggzert. B. Benoit. S. Shaw. ATIO AL HO OR OCTET Y I IlIS'l' NNW. I. In r.: Nh.. Ipwvll. ,Mlvixmg II, lgnngflam, .I. I,a1Inl'iu-. Il. Aalanns. SECOND IIOW. I. In r.: NI. Ilfvlllvull. Il. Iiulkio-wivf. S. Ilvrgquisl. II. vIllIllYl'k. 50 . . .. . . - 4- - - 74- '- '- -du?-' .Qp..4IJ.f A 4.5-an . .. ,. ..,..-1: DEBATING SOCIETY FN 'TE am I P X fi qw .gan I X I A I I 19 u I T 5' ' , A In 1' , f QiVa A. T: 1. :Su ' fi 7: I' .'A :2g 'f iw- ifffa .. T6 I T .R i :'::TfT Mr. Schlnsscr. Advisor. Exflcutiw- Coniniittee. B. Langilwn. KI. Pfau. C, Jaljwri. S. Hvrgquixt. FRONT ROW. ' I. In r.: R. Christensen. C. Clark. N. ITE-st, K. Wilson. K. Ke-Ily. I., Tuft-. SECOND ROXNH IIA 'I'.,mun. P. Ilm-ki-nx. If. Chambers, E. Harrington. R. Perry, S. Shaw. I. T'TI.1TJTH1l'fi.X. Ifggf-rt. '3- DISC .IOCKEY CLUB FIRST HOW. 1, In r.: W. NTLICCUTTIIIH, R. Wahlgrf-n. NI. Kmvul. C. Clmiaa SECOND HOW. 1. to r.: .X. Ciliree, .-X. ,arf m. . . ivvlwr. .Xrixi-ur. 'gf' f , r- -. STUDENT COUNCIL 0 If .. I J Q ' X A 6 Y T3 - a--1 i BACK ROW, 1. to r.: D. K4-nnvy. R. Holland. S. Hoc'-in. N. Yiuf-gint. II. Nlmm-. X. I'+L1-kin-. K. 'NL-.mv. 'xii-N llruncy,-Advisor. FRONT ROW. l. to r.: S. Kuklicrus. J. Fuwlvr. B. Nlgituzqk, Jplnlrriv, I.. TXTLIITLIII F Ilnyhl, J, Ritchie, M. Ryngiewicz, K. O'Cunnor. OFFICERS-Pres.. .I. Ritvliif-3 Y-l'1-1-N, I.. XI.m'un. Swv.. .I. Ininri.-. 'l'rf-ax.. IC, Boyle. 5l .A-Y L .1-I. V . .- . 41'-:4V5..:.f' n Harrington, C. Lynch M. Cove-, R. LaDuke E. Burns, J. Fowler P. Wood, J. Hannon Najvmy, S. Nadolink enicr, L. Stidsvn, R nnrlm lIlll'1Qlxl nowll n c Rut uwuz P0 T o R Nichols, D. Moore, D 1 vs Pm lt 1 .1 eo 4 im f muy u Pl D Q lldwell, B. Burrfrt, P F . 4. I !NlDlUW I lar Nl: IN wiek Alu r N Illnll N1 linl ull ll 4 li lnnr P lixl C W r n Nl nm ll il I I ul l'. W414ual, M. Pfam, I3 alters, ll, Rutkim-wirz -..... --..Q ..L. illl' lT'i '.F'n' 'ill' GBAFTO HIGH CI-IOOL B A rs n H fu Nw' MAJORETTES, I. to r.: J. Kuck, R. Pm-rry, B. Moninski, K. Bt-nuit. Cillmlin 'N' w d- NI. IIlllLIxt'. 5. I.a1l1l'iS. J. .IHIIDSUIX B. Charbonneau. BAND, I. to r.: S. Butler, YV. Cimilmullvkus. K. Ilulforvv, I.. Buvk. ll. Curdne-r. H- T I '. sl. IIUZZGII6' 5. Putnam, R. Alxlquist, K. Cirardin, M. Hudson, C. Rgiynmnd. SECOND ROW4 R. Er:-nius. R. Holland. C. lilunding L. Nuult, C. West, C. Phe-lun. S. Holland, D. Sinclair. Nl. Pt-rkins. S. Hnlliintl, J. l w.vlt-r. 5. Bi-mm-t. E. Ixuzurlun. THIRD ROW: C. Nault, R. Shore, D. Cardnvr, M. Holland, 5. Oputka. R. IIUIINQIIIUI, ll. Clupp, ll. Miller. NI. Williams. C. Buck P. Huckins, B. Cardzinia. DIRECTOR-Mr. Fred Orkiseski. Q ai, K I I t V . V tj.. JV A ,tg .6 ..,, T 1' in ig, 3 , '2' 5, X- Eg , , ik Q W Hr I - . ' im Xml I FIRST ROW, l. to r.: D. Peterson, B. Fra-nt-li. C. lluclimwki, ll. lkiy. C. Nlis. C. RllIKIl'NN'Il'L, J. Messina. lf. 'llniiltin wicz, B. Beck, B. DiCurluCCi, K. Trilligan. SECOND ROW: C. Harringtuii. S. Williiunx. R. Clark. E. Burns, RI IRD Carey, K. Wilsfin, M. Polinski, S. Partridgv, D. Bclunger, S. Lilwris, K. XI:-zlllyl J. Jnlinwn, Mrs. Wood. Advisor. TH ROW: R. LaDukP, B. Fleming, D. Forsythe, K. Kc-lly, E. Hudwn. J. Iuilimiif. C. Rrilmur, K. Kluronvy. l'. Bt-nnit. E Lefgvr, J. Ryngicwicz, B. Hospod. J. Tripp. FOURTH ROW: S. Xlf-wiiie-ft-, S. Brown, C. Ogg, U. Juli.-N, S. King. R Novia, C. Waters, K. Knupik, J. Vince-nt, C. Peterson, IJ. Wyund. OFFICERS: President, Ann Meanyg Vice-Prcsidexit, Jnunnc Mvssinug Svcrm-tury. lluyv Rutkicwicz: ,IIYt'L1Slll't'l4, Camtl Nlif UNIOB BED CROSS I 7 FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERICA 6 0 0 6 rms' 1 Q, f I I - 'A A 1 , vw s , Q , I 55 f' f I V 1 iw I l a-LQVQ, .-2'1 f - ' ' 1 ' ' J'LA.f AEI 'Ink FIIIST ROW. I. In r.: 5. IIllFIDLlIlI'i, NI. Cow, IJ. Iluy, II. Nason. L. Nlurr-uri, K. Nlvully, IN. I'vrIains, IJ. Conti. M. Cure-y. R. Clauk. SECOND ROW: ll. Sullivan. I.. Slidsf-n, NI. Kqnugu, I,. Wi:-gwrsrnu. Ii. 'lmnun, J. Ahlquist, K. Knupik, J. Vincent, ll. St. I'ix-rr:-, M. WX-tI1+-1'lm-, Mrs. Wuml. A1Ixi-or. TIIIHIJ HOW: K. Yvilmn, IS. Fl'l'IlCIl,' NI. Ilunbar. E. Iludhon, E. L:-gvr, J. Krulu, K. K1-Ily. J. IIIILIHIIHT, E. Ilurux. CHESS fl ' dig CL B 3' 531' gc' vb J ' 2-A'-'-A 4 Q' ' I Q L FIRST IIOW, I. to 1'.: E. flemnullglnon. VV. ZI1-mlmu, J. Jnlln-rl, II. IJl't'LlllII, H. Sm-uxlv, R. Wllilnc-y', E. Vaillvn 4-mlrt, V. CQ.-f'4'411'iI1i. SIQCONIJ HOVV: R. Hmm-tli. J. Humvs, II. llussa-Iin. II. I'i4'I1m'ltl'. R. IXIHYIILINI, IQ. WeII1l1u S. FLIIAWPII, IJ. Iiuuxim-r, R. Slum-. TIIIHI7 HUWI: Mr. I.:-vc-x1s1vl1. .-Mlxisur. Il. Smith, IJ. Zunuuskus, lf. Paflulu XV. Clark. P. I'i4'Iu'llm-, W. IxILll'IIlIIIlllll. WEIGHT-LIFTI G CL B J , . 5 X I 45 1 r I -I fu r V L' A Ml? I I .L T4 JI ' fh -q IIHNI IQUWN I, 14. r.: ll. IIIIQIUII. li, 5m-mlv, W. AIIIIVI, I'. Nlinnr. I' IHl'iInln. W. Ilunlvy, If. Ynille-m-mlrt, II. Whiln--x NICIIHNIJ IIUVS: W. xI.ll1'ilIl, K. NIUIIII, WI. II1'll-IIII. II. IIl'l'llIl'l', JN. III4AllllIH'IlAll, II. Nason. II. I'i4'In'Il4'. XI, Iunlmir, N. I,,gl1IIl4l. 'IIIIIIIP RHW: NI, II1-In-pl, Ii. 12:1-p1-anus. II. I'.llAllll'IIIl'l', li. INm'i4l, W, fflauk. VV. Iluylv, II. Wvsigflll, I'. I.I4'Ill'II4'., VV. I'.lpv', XII3 I,l'u'nsnIl, ,'X4IvIxm', 54 Lf. ' v -Ju-ar -15.1 4.1---un.: 0' mf fix 'Vi' Q: . 1 51 1 w ' -- ' -Y ,wld if ,Mi . pew: V 5.1 K Luka Eg A A A ea . V V ,' LK V 334, sk hf- 'vi' , ' . A+? A Af 7 1 AV ,f . , L N My V .x , Q ,, , 'gp tx YS , ,O 1 y M 2 H' 9' K v, , 1 if ', A P' x , 1, i A-+ X4 YQ.. fo., X ' 1 .A Ka Nr .. . L' ' 2 235 jf 'N' X M -Lf' 1 .4 A.-4 u .A .-, f' is- ,, q FOOTBALL EJ?9'2 ' A ,. J A V- : ie gg. ' V, , A 1 f'fI.it4'i I 1,32 ' Q w ' A ' iff? 1 ' J , -...L if HACK ROW: Nlr. SI. Dvnis. John Burrows. William Clapp, Rohr-rt Walilgrvn, Dennis Whitnvy, David Caldwell, Michaf-l Satkauckac. Rohvrt Dowd. Ronald Fromvnt. and john Clair. MIDDLE ROW: Roy Callflvttv, Patrick Dohlua Robert Benoit. Thomas Wharton, Stan- lvy Wirling. Co-l'Iaptains Philip Djorndal and ,larnvs Ritchiv, Franvis Cvndron. Ste-plwn Pvtruska. Rohr-rt Morin. and Nlr. Blackburn. FRONT HOW: Raymond Wahlgren, William Roche, ,Iolm Carlson, Roh:-rt lllapp, Jamie Brockvtt. David Adams, Robert Salvk, Dr-nnis Ross, Russ:-l Fuller, Norman Eggert. and David The-rricn. 'wiht rd' T F' fur .- 'ff ,, I ' l . is 7 ' .U W' J? A va or ima? . 4 up -'-'f yt ix 9 Q ,w M av ,A 'ibn' sr r P' i , '4?33 ,-A ' 1- 7- 7' 5 '- ,' 'ff' - f7'.fQ '-fff '-A N . an f J :Lu i vi, -u Q A N J K A ' wi' I ' ' , x' . . ., A 1 ra - , are J ' ' 14' may 1:v1j,'1 1 P :E .,, . . , u, 19' L.. 11 44 mf' ' If ,, ' 7 WH aw ' -im F 1 y-. ' ,- ,U .4 2.-- ,,....,. . . , -.4 ff- 1 A L , ,uw w 'if,.- ,. N' ,N v ,.. 1 4' ' 1' 1 W ,311 . f.- ' V41 fig115'w x JT. - J ev ' W QQZH A ,, ' Ny,-3 ' ' fu:-'S -' . 'KL w- '11 , '51 V ,-A1343 T!!! , .1 2f'Qf' my fg iflwffta if - if-L 1421 - -' ' L A ,, N ' , Q. ' T.. . 1 . W I' , ,, , W4 -. r ' r we v YW? L gf 'wg WTI if as 'K T :TT . I p 1 x ' f F ' M? , gm If l 1 Q ' if K sy 'L J F' T of lcv lm, UVA nv GRAFTON GRAFTON GRAFTON GRAFTON GRAFTON GRAFTON wmfsjyr L, ' if SCHEDULE 0 x111.L1sURY 28 Mums 0 HQLLISTON o LEICESTER ez WESTBORO 14 TANTASQUA FV ., Ji- , T is if Q A . A01 xl .U xxx f I mi' - er 'A , . fe' 5 .4 -3 ' ' s, K , f J M - xg z- f . T V VZ -i-1aT4,9T ' A v'm'x : ,1 L p . -1. ' V 4 , Q Ls. X tw.. .W 110' -'gif-e- gif-' -' '1 f . ' 5-T Qffgt af . '?Ti3:,-225113559 T' , 'ik' A ' A 'K A ,. ..4..-r.: . ' ,-. ., ' ,J f f n3,:,..f'. ', 3,251 ,ml ' 1- T - 6' . 4 V 4K '.. 'l Vg, tg ' fgrfsf, ---. , y-'f!'W'jff 'M ' Q ii ' u.. I! -. , if 1 as -A - 1 nAfff ft2g1wf'-.' 1 'T A A Nm., A . Q 54f 2f91f 'f5 '5Q. Vat-.1-,a.aa g.--. 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A., ,xl llllfli HUXY3 IJ. l,i.w.-. NI. U'llri1'n. li. firuwe-ll. 5. lirown, S. Clutki, lf. Sllliliil. K. lllnruiivy, Nl. Williaiils. D. Vvalkiewivz. R. Perry, S. Holland, Mn. HQ-le-na Fitzgiblmn. FRONT ROW: K. Harrington li. llmpod. S, Williams, S. Little, M. Wethcrbve, K. Jones, C. St. Pie-rrv. K. Kelly. K. XYillS1Ill. - Mtv N.. W. .Ai v V ' q Qi 7o1-.fan 1 7 . . V 'ik' ' If Y, 'S v ,in iw M -W i- - , - V . - '- 'cf .,a,,u-'- maw Y- LJ, .--ii ., . . - -ffl ' '.. -iwl , 4 'N 1 4... ai V' f... -..f fa' N-.. W' , A . Q' t - .,' sa? Q .'- - v Ow- s .f Q ' Q, 9 6 gags A 4?--f Q ,. ij, , qf 13 ff' -X54 1 '- V . ' . .,'-..-ffu --M,-ei:..',.- - :....,. Q, f , 4 ,., . JM 'nw -I . ,s g-2 .-Z--1 rf., 11 -is-113 A A Y ' ,1A C 'nf X.,- x i x fx if QZIQ 'f1'f5'5',T' if! :ff J.. 4 F If , 1 3-5 Y Q' Nu. 4 X -rf A-H'-P...--1- '1f,'b . f A ' A ' CHEERLEADER liwlww, If-il tw right: ' un V1 4 1I,U l XlX- .Iufly I.LlIPl'lf'. lmrmla' NJNUII. Flux' .lurly Fmslwly fdlllllll I':IxXlI'4blll. .lufly lf'-1'x'.11'u. I,i111L1 NILITVLIII. Nillllf. l'1-rlxlns, lvl'Ll1'l' 5ml+'r'In'rg. W , I . I . nu GF 4- f hp :Q J 5 Q- 1 BOY BASKETBALL V IE 'Q il I V P Iv I, 6 A- ,G ',,k .W , FRONT ROW, l. In r.: Jaw 0'C1mmmr, Richard Holland, Phil Iijurmlul. Bula Sulik. BACK HOW: Rolaml Marunda, Mike sJtl'iilllsl'iLl9, Kvn Crcnif-r, John Burrows, Ste-vc' Prtrusl-141, Daw Mmm-. 'fAI l'AIN--f Phil Hjurmlul MR. EV A 5 R 1 ' S 1 T Y It ?,,i ,,, Y IIXVK IIHW, I. In 1,5 12, ffuuniuglnun, S. N1m'ri.u, VV. l'un,u. li. l I4-ming, ,l. llllxfgllwrl, H. lbf,w1l,.I. Murplly. lf'RON'l' RUW Ii XIIUIV. ll, lmxw, li. liwxwlli, Xl, XYVIIV, ,I. ,I.lllwll, K. I'll?4ll'li. 60 PN ,A 'K T5 if QAFTQ 5 ' 5 5 I5 'xy' , A an JF sa, f gs was ,. .M if ex 1 5 ' sw f f M4 134 Q' H . 2? bf r ' -'Q 1-,' v,.,.,1-'pfwff f N , I Qkijiggffl' f' nh fi' ' ,Q4gh'fy:- 9 'Q 'WEN .W 2 ff'4-w V' 544,47 1. AUS. '. 1 2 2? Q. ,5 f' '1iS1'5'3f0'- W wh 1.1 ' T Y 8 Sl 9' S A is 2? A 5 Anim-. . - , .. ......- - '---J ---H GIBLS, BASKETBALL G40 u G43 FRONT ROW, left to right: Ellen Stllika, Judy CllLilllllt'I', Carol Holnxr. XI:-rvie Wlvtherlwv, Cathy Jones, Barb Cllenevert. BACK ROW: Sue Willianls, Manager, Meg Williams, Cindy Buck. Dcbhif- Lowe, Kathy Morom-y. Mrs. Helena Fitzgibbons, Coach. CO-CAPTAINS: Mercie Wetlierlmee, Carol Robar. FRONT ROW, l. to r.: D. Wharton, B. DiCarluCCi, C. St. Pierre, S. Brown, Nl. Foote, 5. Alulllhtoll. 5. Kuklie-rus, J. johnson. BACK ROW: K. Kelly, B. Beck, C. Benoit, L. Wiegersrlxu, B. Crowell. S. Brown. C. Sulliyan, MIN. lflitzgiblmoils, Cmnt-lm. l 63 V. 'E WR ,M g,f 5 f qi f 1 'M im, '. -1-' - .,.. ... ...T --- ---- --Y .-- -i'l-'-' ' 'H QQ. annum Bus 3 U? UN SIGNAL L Q , E A si W ,nm 1 '-rx-'M -, J naw, 5953?-in 1 . 4,,. L W, ,,. ,ffiilfvyg ' 3 ---f-'f-A-- Vf, ,, Q 2 2 E 1 SCHGOL EMORIES , , ', '.-,aqpk F 1 .1 ' . ....... - H 4 'g A 'fb - , cfifwgm- 1 , w v 41 W Y 'Qs C aw 0 1961 X? 7- x I x ,wig Q Tlxv mul fre-Nh Autumn uirf f l'ush , vm lun-k. puhh 'vm ImCk-ull, c-mm' it un, Illlill 'vm lmc'k!! -lllv excite:- x mvnt of our llurrl e-nrna-41 touvlulovvns -fuwyffll. ilk unly lln-il' sa-vmld year . . . you 1-un't win Ihf-m all anyway: jl XMI I Lb L 511511 ff p 1 ,S 5-P -at s ,- N, l'.U.lP. ell llivltll 'Wxlllvll Ill' ,, f! lluw -mlv IIIWIIN 4I lPl'fl1'l', -4 H1 wwlxlw XII. Xlxwvn lla lux gnmi K, pullll- I-ul . . . Wulf lxllilbli lil Ihv Nwn Surf. TIXIIIVS :nun 'lfww .nw Munn' ul ll: 4 nuw- lllll Q 'W' mlm! ix lln- '.g.,l.I.'mf Hur fll ml m ilu- 5-.Il4Il Il Yun lxrmxs, Ilia , ' ', v mwuu :nl lu-iv 1.11111 , H 5- 5' P 4' -ug A9 , Q 3 :Q '79 - l I I ..-4 J bb , .4 lr J ' A 1 - ff Q -J' A ' ml- 1. nnannamunw-M-..lannnv,,,1 ,- .- 1-l!ns!ll!! '4 ' 'l'ln- llllll'Il IiIll'Nff-'XYIIXQ why. why . . . -- Hx- mlm 1'ulIu-Ill tln' lma- guclll In Ilw l'IlliN'ut:ll1'l'l4 Up, kidx, turllmnm' is u Ilirlll 1- r illlyufnxvtlll know, Nlrs. HIWHNII XYUIIQI give me- Ll lIUllI'I!'I' . . . yiwl1 -- F1'id.ly d.xm'ing luudf fmt ff? 3 minulf-5 tu lln- IWH-9'W'llo-1'e' lllc' buys LlI'l'Il.lN' - Wt-ll. all lmlst il 1'lQ'.llN the- ruff-- te-riu . . il? ff em 014135 wx-. f? 'N tx F ' ' I ws I Nwvl Nlrx. HVUNNII' ilu- glllilftiliill 'rf ke-ys and pctty uulx sllfs axlwuj, Sklnlllgl In llvlp ulwu- unfl lwymld tln- will nf duly 9'.l11Nt unv Lllllltlllllfw un-nl at thix time-. ' IM you llllh' 1 67 ' if L X-l.LL 1.4. kVSSQI2? gQS lhtfl' the xwlrs we lluw Seen many Q f EJ il VJ14 1? I w, I WU mliffcrm-11t LlSSCINlillt'S-fl'1PIN lc-clurcs -5 nn xsilellifl-. Spanx trawl. uml clisvi- l A E A , V plinv lu Hl1SCl'X2ll1l't'S of Al0Ill0I'l2ll nl 5 '1 'N llily. lfuste-r. 'llllLlIlliSQlXlIlg. -ltll of l f, l ll july. rmcl the CSlill5llSlllllCI1t uf nur 1 K l , ,af 'Y1 4 lr' flmtlmll tn,-11111. Wk- llaw also sc-vu Q 3 - ,M 'AA M M- ammls assclnlrlies. ialvut slums. N. 5 M V7 W Q aml pulilirful rallies. If 3 . 6 I. ,E li l s f9f '-g7f'5.,l' ig-Q- '1' H' ' Isl ' an-ss' ' zi- .'ll 2'. fuz' ' a ' fwim- 4 -xl U1 4 ' ' mf Q CSC500!-jjdy 'l'l11- 11.1111r- ol' IlliY play i- 'U111' 'l'm111'. ll mu XXIAiIll'll by 'l'l1111'I1l1111 Vk'1l1I1'1' Lllltl Illlllglll . . . 1'l4'., 1'I1'. llmf- 111.1111 4'l1.11111'I1-1x uf Ul11' 'I'11w11 1111-, l. In r.: lhfurga' Ul4f11f.x - Il. 1.11111- llr. f1'l'11f1.x--H. l:l'llHit Urm. C1'11l1x'f NI. K11m1lI1111 .Urx lfffffi U, F114le'1'l1c'1'g IZVIVIIYB ffffflf f I.. NlLll'1'L1Il Hr. vfffl Ht'l'glllliNl 4 Slugw llr11111g:'r- ll. 14111911111 69 , F.. L. 2 ,I 74' ' A jdI1I?ICd Zaff G12 lldfy 21, 1901 I U I n , r ,, , A , 1' 1: XINIXXI IXII lthlll lill . ruflnlg ,llI,lIllII' XI1'uHl.l, N.llllX xxmul, Iznllllll' NJXUII, XLHX l.v'u1.mIl, lull l'.l'.N llwlll IlffIl.m1I. I,4IIlll.I I,l'I4'lSHll, , ,. Xl.nlrl+:nr1 Vufflxxfll. lwlln- lUIlI.lll. I l ' 70 , V, 1 1 X L E QQRSFQ TQ, ' if fi a 1 'W 1 I I iguy ' 2.9-Mu bi I . X , U l QE' 4i jOI7Z?df1Z1??QS -2 ,. ,f X 71 M 1 I '45 fxesrsnf 512- 1 fs: 'iff , 15 ' fig, f ff 3 C1C11112y . 112293 5 X P 6 191 3 1 ea . Y 9 ' . ' - ' ww. f- 5 , ' rw '1 vi I L., - ,, 5 5 5 E 1 F 1 I 1 1 'Ffa- ,Ci ' ,. ,I ,Q v 1 .5 F0 P 5l 1, .0n '31 eff at ' 'l I 5 'Nl X 1 H4 55 1e14112y Gkss 0 1957 95554551555 01555 0 1961 112293 J Q12 OI' ,f. 5 QW yfese are zfe 11122295 ' un-gr-, L-'am 4.5. .z ' .ln.?z . . . .:,, x...:n. A-1-4-11 -9.3 fY 7 A - - '- U frm fflz.. '1s..Q ff 1uun.lmn'7n5 Q wma DNA 3 ki ffaf fave IZQGOQ our Qgcfoof years. ZPQQIXQI' 21212 QS qf CSCAO of cspzfzf 2012 es of fkas are honing mremorks ,filing . , I f P l ! ag ,5, :..:m 'QI fi: 4 P ,,f 'wf V l t v ev bk m Q ' , . ii .uv-'1-fi' , W 1, A -A 'LQ E' ,VI . .'.-- .-. mile giving llll'trl1:il'll life. iw must allways rememlier that WE ARP, IIIIC l,lUH'l'lQH5 Ulf' 'l'IttC LAMP. NVQ must always keep beftire tht- passage- from whit-lm uc- wlmse nur mutto. Y:-t zu Iittlt- xsllilt- is tht- light witli you. Wullx isliilt- yt- liziu- tlu- light. It-st llllI'liIll'SS 4-mum' tiptm vnu: fm' lic tliut wulkt-th in tlurk- IIVSS lnimwtll mat ullitlic-r lit' gtwtll. JUHN. xii. 15.3 Lt., ,,7 N ' +:.asu':.'. liar a.4usssAn-nm. .l.lnnm......... -.:... . A-1...--l A- - A-.. Y - , galxil St.. Springflezd mass. lu.-.--..-...Z, Diane! bewtreated in strict confidence. St u'-------. .-.N I AL Y Y. T -+'----- - - V -H--- V A 4.-... . -W S ES ENGINEER Mlm be mm ADVANCEMENT sonomne cor ora-' man. full or part mme. CA tg lenced in hydraulic and pneumatic A A P i affmeml - f - . tion has a position open. Sales ex-f helpf'-111105 required. for fl-ll' ei A are-i components and circuits. Prefer if t. .d DTJ i field experieiiee eeiviiiiie on menu, perience not necessary but car re-, Ofmfi IOH- C2111 Sllmnel' 5 ' e'i facturers and users. New England! quuifcg' Clientele is CSUHUETSUESI gndl Evaelgfiilogt'aSSgi1r32iesntg0'PF territory only. Salary, expenses WOT s 591111-PYO FPSSIOUH 811 ig ' wh large and bonus arrangement, New de- nlfled. Promotion to district man- lil- 7-8342 , M Wim,-1 O00 Lane par-Lment being formed by 50 year ager for qualified man. Apply in MAN To assist manager in 01d Company- Wi-ite 5 38' TQ-1e-i person at Sonotone of Worcester, expanding coast to coasti -Jhmd gram and Gazemei I 390 Main St. Su1tei934-938. Or call' tion, Must be- neat andfi Time SALESMAN-'Sell' what. the pub11ci.PL M8193 f01'.aPD01nimeHt-. A-l ggggiisfmgggelilggizgf'nf?l Control' Dubllcineeds most. every family 3:AGGRESSlVE SALES Representa-E be iibie to Smit immedie, '5 feesl 9039111131 Ulswmel' Work from, tive for local distributor for drugs' t ci F e eoiiiii ' nelllng. qualified leads for nat1on's largestn and diy goods. Limited tmvei im! ESD find- Sciifuhp TPL CA-, company in this field. Opportunity' Worcester Couiitv Esiabiisiied acl - ' v . ' -' i a.m. - 12 p.m. 57,000.1 fo! adVPm'39meUt- ADPIV Room 811-l count salary bonus Lane Employ-l ' ' '-' ethodse 390 Main St. Monday and Tues-i iiiei.it'Sei.viC-i, ' iROUTE MAN S100 xeeiicyi day from l2 or 1 o'clock or callg ' 7 7 Y -7-.AA. 4 with car for established! 'i SW 1-61545. W ANYONE Can sell famous Hoover' Quaranteed plus expenstj WRHSERVICE STATION ei-id eei- Wasiii Uniforms for beauty shops, wait- S1122 to 3140. S'nPo1iREihB' manager' 575. pei. Wk Must have resses, nurses, doctors, others. Mir-4 m WWW Ca ,tsogxs sales ability and drivers license., 3919 f?fb1'1CS - Nylon. DHCVQD-l Loon' i- - A 'Work Apply Baiiei-oft Garage' 24 portland- Wash N Wear. Cottons, Exclus1veiSALES ENGINEERS. N Smte St- l ityles. tog quality. Big income, reall tunitles, 58.0005130017 tele- SHIPPER ASSISTANT Man Wanted uture. quipinvent free. Hoover, pey fees. Mr, Bert tau L 50, to assist shipper and receiver 1111--Dept' C- NFW Hork U- New Yfmf-, 8' SIIQIWOEOY Mamgii local mgnufactuy-ing plant. Should BUILDING PRODUCTS Sale-smen,iSALESMAN TRAINEEQN emeail have some eXper19nCe.F0r appoint, Sele ourn display ad j'Traveling wondered if vou had i .maii ment' wi-ite p 50 Teiegiam and sa esman in the sports section to be a salesman. Hel iopiei Gazette. 3 Sales Manager. 424 W 42 Sr.. New! en opportunity to fly - - - - r . - f t1ons.1SHORT ORDER COOK Experienced! York 36' Ny' . l DrOpre.mv.e cjmpany Qatedi Nightwork. Apply in person, Ken-'BUSINESS EClU1Dmf'l1E and Svstemsl apphcdntb to Caevo? Nrltel more Diner. 622 Park Avenw riilesinan, 58,000 PLUS. Mr. Ber- X0giS?EerS31!ifgg CES' rv.-3sPARE TRUCK DRIVER For aft- Mefifme- Snelling 'Y Sneumf- 507i but noi necessary. 1, bex erooons. Applv Qaulity Fish Mar- - f ' V 4 -Ya grain Cai- i-equi,-ed, .armi ket.. 13 Mlllbury St, we - C3iI:LgglIl?5dOl?ALESEAN Due, to ieimciofe Hotei' Wo, ?adY,SUPF.'R1NTENDENT To Join Newi We are in neejgipQWr1'QF'ii'QrOeraIn 10. l0l00 am. snat Vest! gnglafnd's fastest growing construe-I former bread men' miijkmeeiiveoxrflflgli eDelSanto e T- i WQS1 lfmi Us be topnotch mam' surance men preferred This is RWSALES TRAINEES ringl 1 PHS. experience m handling secure salary Job plus Weekly and EFS Hardware Cl im, complete Jobs. co-ordinating subs ini monthi Om i i d ii Coiiege ,iediimes bs-. expedlting, based on production: pany nfegicaffl algae anmgvqigril 1 .. nS-i schedules, excellent salary, per-' ma miwnvp.. am' ' p.i manent position. 1lIZllL,L2S1,1.l11A.ih-'5 H- ' ja J. Cnwm.-.u:+ii 'f AD ERTISE NTS 75 . I- V -.+I Q E E Complimenfs of BARBER SHOP Nor+h Graffon, MassacI1useHs Complimems CompIimen+s of OI FAU'-.S LUSTRE BEAUTY SHOP HOME GROWN PRODUCE and GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS RGZANNE SHOP Rowe '40 NOI I'I'1 S+ree+ GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS CompIimen+s DAN S of RADIO AND OIL SERVICE MR 3Ol Providence Road ROBERT C. RONEY GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. VERNON 9-48 I 7 NATALIES HILLTOP C0 PIIme S I Agaliable fair gNedcIi:gs X. CATDRINIS 6 'es an anque S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY VERNON 9-997l Farnumsville RAY CADRIN --Sales Manager Farnumsville, MassacI1useHs IlL.........L ihhhiml-i.rJ5r:..n?3 ,,AQ..-- ' - --V Y'---i -- +R'-W Complimenfs Com plimenfs of of CARROLL R. GOCHIE KLONDIKE INN I P0'TH IA CENTRE GARAGE OF NORTH GRAFTON, Inc. 257 Worces+er SI'ree'r NORTH GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS PONTIAC and VAUXHALL SALES and SERVICE Tel. Graffon VERNON 9-465I F INN'S PHARMACY Howdy Pa'+ e ' NORTH GRAFTON BUGGY WHIP R0uI'e I22 FARNUMSVILLE' MASS. Nor'rI1 Graf+on, Iv1assachuse'H VERNON 9-904I Ejg P- U 'f-c Complimenis Compnmems of KNOWCLALTON HOWARD JOHNSON Rou+e I4O GraHon, Massachuseffs CATERING TO Graf'ron's Only Produce Dealer BANQUETS AND PARTIES 53 Esfabrook Avenue GRAFTON Nor+h Grafion, Massachuse'Hs lg A A ,Mge 5, ld GRAFTON INN WALLACE LOWE, Prop. Graf+on, Massachuse++s 'ff I fr 7 2' H A ,4:vf., . - , , , -. -V-an - ,,.2V-,.,.-.-CJ...-n.,,,-, ..., .,,.,,,,. ..,, A-A - , y FW l.l lgl I-I I-I ' Mali-ai, g 5 , - . 's--1 1 '- . Q p--,U - -N 1 V U Z'f,i,,,,g X lull - , , A qv . A..-..-... . i ..- rn r T 6 V K V : ,7 as , V - KITE'S RESTAURANT Chicken, Sfeak, and Lobsfer 40 Ferry Sfreef FISHERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS A 14L,A COM PLIMENTS of CLU B AVALON Saundersville Ili. .A-..rg1nl.:.SAIElnn1-.. 9 mluanuk- .. .L. . E-----I 4 L- ' ' Complimenfs of LINCOLN PRECISION MACHINING COMPANY NORTH GRAFTON. MASSACHUSETTS .I . Complimenfs TEXACO SERVICE of mes Eames WASHINGTON MILLS Washing Minor Repairs JIM DE ORSEY, Prop. NORTH GRAFTON ERNEST R. LAPIERRE C0mP'1men+S INSURZANFE AGENCY LARRY,S when 9,2603 SERVICE STATION - Q1.-4, Complimenfs of GRAFTON PHARMACY TOWN HALL BUILDING VErn0n 9-3922 D. J. ROSSETTI, B.S.Ph., Reg. Pharm. S. C. LEROY, JR., B.S.Ph Reg. Pharm. .X ..A....L- L1 . T Compjlmenh M0B'L SERWCE DAvENPoRT's FRUIT Norfh Graffon, Massachuse++s Cree er Hill Road FRIENDLY SERVICE p NORTH GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of THE JUNIOR CLASS WEBBER FUELS, INC. PRATT BROS. I6 Up+on S+ree+ NORTH GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS GRAFTON. MASSACHUSETTS HAYES AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL Have You CompIe+ed Classroom Ins+ruc+ion? If So 6 HOURS BEHIND THE WHEEL 6 HOURS OBSERVATION COMPLETE COURSE S30 TEL. UN 5-2479 I67 MiIIbury Ave. Millbury, Mass. CompIimen+S of J J. O'DONNELL WOOLENS, INC FARNUMSVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of LEOFANTYS NORTH GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS l, COMPLIMENTS of CHARLES N. BOLACK RIVERSIDE FARM GRAFTON VErnon 9-2035 COmplimen+s of COLLETTE MOTORS YOUR WORCESTER COUNTY RAMBLER DEALER COmplimen'rs of THE FRESHMAN CLASS Complimenfs of HENRY ROBERTS HAI RSTYLISTS GRAFTON sr-TOPPERS MART Graf+on, Mass. Tel. VErnon 9-3353 ,-.N fa, :1mgm1L.4a4441 . Qn..on-.. . . W ' -1- A 'S'-' ,uAL C0445 ,I 'RAN lisa? Life, Annuifies, Accidenl' and Sickness, Complimerws .D'L?J5g',a Pension Trusls, Group Insurance ol JAMES P ANAS Sales Represen'ra+ive NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Bus.: PLeasani' 3-549I Res.: Graflon, VErnon 9-ZI64 Compliments of THE SOPHOMORE CLASS I FORD'S GREENHOUSES Flowers for All Occasions Complimenls 24 Creeper Hill Road Ol: NORTH GRAFTON K. MORIN 81 H. THOMAS VErnon 9-3 I 83 VErnon 9-2083 5 , , gli. s Lf- 5 CompIimen'Is of GRAFTON SHOPPERS MART ASS'N LAPETITE HAT SHOPPE AUBUCHON HARDWARE JONELL'S APPAREL SHOP COLLEGE CIRCLE PHARMACY DOHERTY'S ESSO STATION HENRY ROBERTS HAIRSTYLISTS LEOFANTI'S HODES MARKET RAY'S BARBER SHOP DR. GEORGE E. LANNIGAN INDUSTRIAL CITY BANK WALK RITE SHOE FRAN'S GIFT SHOP GRAFTON NEWS VALETONE CLEANERS NO. GRAFTON FLORIST MARION'S PASTRY SHOP BERTRAND'S PACKAGE STORE ALLYN'S WOMENS' WEAR CHABOT MOTORS, INC. DeSo+o 27 Providence S+. Plymoulh MILLBURY, MASS. Valianl' lmporled Cars Tel. UN 5-2327 l l' TOWN LINE DAIRY FARM EDWARD KUCZINSKI Milk and Cream Williams S+. Tel. LA 9-6909 Complimenls of KLOCEK'S GENERAL STORE J. SWEET 81 SONS JEWELERS 34 Main Slreel' MILLBURY, MASS. Tel. UN 5-4000 Jewelry and Appliances Experl Wa'rcl1 Repair Walchmasler-Teslecl l I Complimenls . of Compllmenls s. J. HAYES AND soNs of A Range and Fuel Oil Dealers in Temperalure NQRTH GRAFTON MILLBURY, MASS. Tel. VE 9-4882 BICKNELL LUMBER CO. Building Malerials ll7 Worces+er S+. Nor+ln Graflon VE 9-4436 . 111 RUSSELL'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasio s 6 Canal S+ree+ MILLBURY, MASS. 9 flu VE 9-4634 Por+able Welding Indusfrial and CuHing and Brazing Domesfic Pipe FiHing WILLIAM HOSPOD Hea+ing-Confrading-Engineering gi. L -' 1 l60 Elmwood S+ree'r Saundersville, Mass. I .- . 1...-.. Compnmems GLADYS BEAUTY Nook of Complefe Beauiy Servic DOH ERW5 SZ' Siff'+ZifTl1'. SHELL STATION vg 9-2963 -4 Complimenfs Complimenfs of of HENRY AND STATIA VALLEY SAREAULT TOOL COMPANY Complimen'rs of DOT AND BILL WAHLGREN Safe-Driving lL...............k qu-1.-.-.4-Q-:1--.14-- .nun-.su . . .- . . 1 Compllmenis Complimenis O of VOUTOUR'S EXPRESS HENEY OIL NORTHBRIDGE, MASS. F Providence, Bos'ron, Worcesfer CompIimen'rs Complimenis of WALTER C. WH EELER CARDlN'S PANTS SHOP Friday 6-9 p.m. of Safurday , I-4 p.m. C . FLEMINGS MARKET omplnmenis of The oldesi' grocer in Graffon wi+h Capfain Sidney's famous grinders. -fe 1 -Q w Complimenis Complimen+s of of PRATT'S CORNER STORE LAKE RIPPLE vi No. Main S+. No. Graiuron, Mass. VE 9-2905 Complimen+s of GUARANTEE BANK AND TRUST CO. Compliments and Good Wishes of E. L. DAUPHINAIS, INC I 60 Worcesier Road NORTH GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS New England's Largesi Producers of Transif Mixed Concreie Complimenis of C. H. HARRIS AND SON MILLBURY, MASSACHUSETTS lL.......... 4-du...-.4.-H.--.-..,-..--. . .1 A. E. BURGESS LEATHER CO. HICKEY LEATHER CO. THE WING INSURANCE AGENCY Graf+on, MassacI'1useH's SUMNER S. CROWELL THE BRIERLY-LOMBARD 81 COMPANY, INC. IncIus+riaI Supplies WORCESTER 8, MASS. Serving Indusiry Since I847 - vu., Complimenfs CompIimen+s of of KQKQ E. C. PAUL I I SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND DIVISION W , I L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ' Ameeoao, MAssAcHus:T1s 1 I , 0 Thomas Galvin 'II' . fe I ' 0 William Rowan .I I . . I I 0 Farnum Devoe I 'W a . 0 o Donald Pelletier . -V ' If' , cuhss nm-as Ann rms g CLUB INSIGNIA - Menus' 'TIIOPHIIES - Puouss - mnomns - INVITATIONS ' TAYLOR YEARBOOKS ..-.-...1a-..1L...--4.1,-..--. . f- ..-..., BEN EFACTORS MR. AND MRS. JOHN W. ADAMS MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. BOYLE DR. WILLIAM B. CLAPP A DEAR FRIEND PHILIP W. GREENFIELD MR. AND MRS. DR. AND MRS. H. N. HANNON MR. AND MRS. ERNEST L. JOHNSON MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE LABRIE MRS. GEORGE F. LIBERIS MR. AND MRS. PHILIP MEANY MR. AND MRS. PAUL F. PFAU MR. AND MRS. NORMAN L. RICHARDS JAMES RITCHIE MR. AND MRS. BENJANIN J. RUTKLEWICZ MR. AND MRS. RALPH STONE AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. FRANK E. WALLACE MR. AND MRS. LEON WHARTON SUBSCRIBERS PAT THERIAULT AND RON BARDIER MR. AND MRS. F. L. BARRETT MR. AND MRS. LIONEL BELLIVEAU PHYLLIS BENOIT MRS. SAIDIE BENOIT MRS. PARKER WILLIAMS PATRONS BABOWITCH FAMILY BOB AND JUDY MR. AND MRS. FRANK CICCONE PAT PROCTOR AND JOHN BICKNELL MR. AND MRS. WILFRED BREAULT MR. AND MRS. S. BRIAND MR. AND MRS. 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