Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1962 volume:

X '.,.,,.,-- A If X -X ij? Huggy K I 9 W E' T' 06165 Cn-E, Ace? who SGW Xmqk M 2, xvxbb sivu NX-k N xpecd 'Q QETN , -if W gif? fy , ! ,MQW 'fy ff ,' f X ADASSY 1962 Ay C kia 5 1 . .N f 2 A f X ff TL QF- ' 1' K. y ff: f. IM n' r 'I ISA 'f1 fPY .Z . . ' , FSL! 'L y Mvghf ,, Sp, I Q .9 , ...,. f ,Le 1 .. : rl .C- .X V , ,H+ .- .. 'H-.-1 fr' ' ' '- -? ' in 'xg-AL ' , 1 Q ' . -if .-.b r 2 , ,, A , -1 ff' A 1. 'Jef ' ff , , .31 'sw . H, s .vm 6 K1 ' I -4' ' 1 if f I . l FORE ORD For the past four years we, the class of 1962, have been students at Grafton High School. During these years we have learned much and haye been prepared for life itself, thanks to our capable faculty and ad- ministration. As we leave Grafton High School to- gether, we can he assured that 'Gfrom these rootsl' we are prepared to meet life's requirements. During these years, too, we have shared many memorahle times. In this, the l962 COMPASS, we will attempt to capture these memorahle occasions and the familiar faves of our classmates aml fam-nlty with whom we have shared our four years at Grafton High School. CO-EDITORS Linda NIZIFCHII Karen Kelley LITERARX ADVISOR M1 H111 Miner BL SINE SS ADVISOR II1 XI111Iy11 Levey COMPASS STAFF Y X Nix K x uint f ,, '-vm.. I Q-Q LI'I'IiRARY NILIFSIILI Ix11ms'lto11 fymcc bUfIt'l'IJCl'g I 41y0Hnlcli11g Ella-11 Sthiku IXHl'll1ZlIl WYIQIPLIIII ART Susan Clutki Cynthia Buvk IgLlI'ITllI'Ll llfmpml Ralph Nlivllrliewic I'I1'01'ctt IILIIIIINPIIIQ Iluvicl 'IIIlf'l'l'It,'ll PHOTCN 2121-XPHY I'Il'ilIlI'L'S Uputka Sumlru I,LlIll'IP We. cal 9 ' ef' BUSINESS IIHIWPIIIY Raml Cathy jmws ,IlltIIII1'IIl'Il1l1 Mary I,cuf1111ti Marin- ll1111I1z11' IQCIIIICIII IVIITIII Rulwrt Clamp XIL11'1e- NIVIIUIS Paula Bl'llfIIl'y' IxIill'QLll'CI Wilh DEDICATIO ,I It is with cle-f-pest gratituflf' that we, the class of 1062 rlmlivatf- our ycarhook. the COMPASS. to you. MR. FRAN CIS SClll,0SSl'fR. You have he-on not just a teacher clur ing the-sv four. flex-ting ya-urs. hut a guiding friencl. a moral f iZlllIlJlt'. anrl a ste-aclfast root to r-ling to in our days of trial. You haw iniprowrl anfl clisffiplinecl our minds. and tum- lrrought a smile' to our faves many times. VVQ- ff-vl oursvlvvs prourl ancl fortunate to haw hcen ir your pI'cs4'i14'1- at Grafton High School. T 9' 4 an ' ' ,T C Q. , ,V , ...VV -Vg- pw .T', 'x f ,Il 'T 4, ,O . T 'I I I T If I , '1 xi. 'ft 'ix 1, H Q 5 TJQQQ 7 S w ml lbwunq, L lx Q! Q, S, . 1 kj. ., , , -f Q , ,W sm, -ag, 1' ' A H' My OJ, 0 4 is . ' '. 'FTS' M A gs , -SF TAELE EOF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION IIIIIIII..IIIIIII vIIIIII 6 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT EEEEEE A S EEEE E 6 FACULTY DEE.EEEEEEEIE.EEIEEEEEEE,.E,EEE S- ,,EEEEf 6 SENIORS 6666.666666666,,666 w.6..6 S 9 M 41 UNDERCLASSMEN .E,A,6 I ,66.6, - ' 47 ACTIVITIES 6666.I,.. .- -- .S SPORTS .6..,66.. S ..66 6A,..6.6., - -655 65 SCHOOL LIFE OOOOOOOO OST.-f ,OO.O ADVERTISEMENTS SSSST OSSSO I I SOOOOSO 75 MINISTR TIO L K ff' ...:47' .. .. IJR IIXIIIHX N IIIIX XRD 2:1 3. NIII. W,XI,IIRIfN I'. LUIKII IIH. WAXI.I.IUQIf JUIINSON I'1'111I 11,41 Yin'-I'1'il1I'ipuI vim IDANCE DEPARTME T NIR. 'I'IiIIIH XI XXII l.u1II.mI'II II1lI'I'lIIl' 1 v FCLTY -el 'C f '.X 'f, 'fo' XII 1,u1IIu11I-I- IIIIMAIIIII IS. .Il IX IIE lIUI.L IIIII-Ic'll11ml'l' INS I. -nl, VWVR N 37.5, T' III' IlII'Hl IIN XIII, IIIIIN I'. XIII. ILICIIXIII XIII. Iflilfll I'-IIIIIXX' 4XI'l XXII 4LlIIIlIfXlII I I , I UIIKISICSKI 6 I'I I'II II XI' I'l.nIllI.lI Ill- :III MII-Im' I,I,II 'K 'Us il' Quail ':--- 41,- ' 9? P4 'K- 5' rp' 40 75 fo. In-I , 'Q ---' MR. WILLIAM MISS PHYLLIS F. MR. NOE R. NOYICK COLE LEBEAL' English Engli-ll Engliill MISS MARY T. MR. RICHARD .I. MISS MARILYN MIXER PHILLIPS LEYEY English Englifli Languagvs MR. FRANCIS SCHLOSSER Social Studies MR. MERRILL DUSSAULT Social Studies Q 1. FACULTY .W f E, N nl'-J' 41 -. 4, If og qv 1 7 15' 'x CD .I Yxxi MISS DOROTHY M DRONEY Languugws MR. LAYAL P. PROYENCHER Language,-S MR. AIAMES F. LYOXS Smjldl SIUIIIUQ MRS. BEATRICE WOOD Home' Economic: 7 Q 1 - E K libs-x 'X-lv ' J: L Q5- X 2 , 'He- NET vii I xx Q . . aw 5 L . EM MRS. EDITH H. MR. RICHARD MISS RUTH LOXYELL ENGVALL GORDON fNI.1tl1v111uli1-5 Nlatln-nmutim-Q Busim-ss NIR. RIKIIIQXHD MR. DONALD MRS. IQXTHLEEN ECSECIAN KUJCEK MA-XYNARD xIllIll4'lllLlli4's 54g-in-Ilw Dusinves Z' ff . ,W - A x X , A NIH. KENNETH V - ' WJ' 9 I wl1lcr:l.lil: 1 f- 5 ? ' S4'i1'Hl'l' NIIIN, llI'I INN P. V. ll. af 'fn .nu 1- ' 'll I nnuff.n.n,m A ll ul I ll ll Il 'K 14 iid? ff I' GH' MRS. CIADYS C TEMPLE Bueiness NIR. PETER A. LEYENSON Busim-ss MR. ANDREW J. 'l'lVNAN Svie-IICQ' NIR. THOMAS E. 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Spunky . . . small but xmuticvulnlv . . . 1niQ1'l1i1-x'11l14 . . . Colley Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4g Basketball Nlalmalgvl' lg F1,111tlJull 3. -1: lIllt'l'lIlUl1llb 2. 71 11105 OHQ yesfer0Qy ffal me were af 7resAh2en. Z11651, 7 re1nem6ef' 17 OQS'fIfZCf9 . . il? .Q 11 1 -- FT RN 'i JOSEPH l'lC'I'Eli ll.-XBOW'l'llCH HTFIII' 1111pp1111'.wx f1'II1lI'fS 1111111 1.11111 111111 s1'11si11l1', 111111 111111 1lllf?17l'lll'bS is 1111u11ys 5111111111 11114111 111111'rx. B11b11 . . . SHllll'l'. . . f1wi11l1l1- . . . vasy gning . . . gum! 5l'llht' of humor . . . 1'11lle'+f1' Ulm- Club 3: SpuniQh lflulm 113 Baskvt- hull 3, 41 F1111ll111ll 33 lVl2lIlilgf'I' of llus- lu-tlmull fl, 4 GICURGE JAMES BAZINET No 111111,u1'1s fright 111111, 1111 111111115 lin' lIl.III.ll C1-111'gL1' . . s111urt-zllvcky B2lZlIIt'ln . . . 5-ll'llIl,LL . . . silvnt type . . . fun!- lmll. llIll'l'lllllI'illS 23 I 11111l1ull 3, 11. ELLEN MARIE BELSITO 1 S1111 11i.s 5111 rg 111111 1111 ' 111 1'i111 subs of s111111 ms 111111 11 111i 111. EII1-11 . . . 41ql1uci4v115 . . . .ri-11 y . . . well lrcssa . . . -4-' . . . 5 . . . Lirdrvssvr, 'n1lI2.I: l'11' 1..f:.'. -1 ,Irss . 1'1 'I 1. .' A' 'Q'-NI -., RONALD JOSEPH BON N ER . 1151 r1'11t 1111111 11r1' 1111111 111111 1,171 11111 11 ing 11'1 Onnic . . . 1-usy going . . . 'af 1 fn' 1 . . . i if-rvit . . . -1 ' '1' gr- lflllll' . . . z-tudy periods . . . Trac c S1-limil. 1 ' fl in ff Qgan 111111 C1111 11.S11111, 6111 11111 11f11f'.'111f 11.s' C1 11.111111 2111 14 1110 fflfof' 1 IUIY 'as' 11111' ACA11 1f 161111211 PALLA MAY BRADLEY l?,ig111 is 11111 ring of 1001115 10111111 1110 right 1111111 rings f1ll'7I1.,, Puulu . . . IIILIITILIQLI'-llfillllll . . . full of fun . , . 11ffi1'1- liclpa-1' . . . vfficivnt . . . CllCCl'l-lll . . . lnurriugv. Cllivftuin 3. fl: .lr. lic-cl Crews I: Office II1-lp1-r 3. 4. CYNTHIA DORIS BUCK 0.q1I1I'l'f11j'. ll 11111111 IQVIIIII-Ill' 11111111 '11'11 S1I1ff'fl'1'I, is II Iffllii 11,1 Iflll' 111111 111111111 Q ' Il'U7I1I1l1-llU0f1.H Adyn-4 Bucky . . . qui:-t until you know I11,-r . . . sporty . . . luyul fri1-ml . . . r1'liul1l1- . . . Cnllm-gc,-. ' liuml I, 2, 3, 43 Cuinpuss 4g Future T1-u1'li1-rs 2: .lr. H1-cl Crm: ffluli 21 I3uQk1-tliull 2, 3. 4g Fi1-Id H4,1Cli1'yg Srvlllmull l, 2, 3, 43 Sefnior liull ffmnmitla-v 43 Cluws Cmnrnitlcc 3 rw ' 31 J In 9' 'fGr5fp,, 'fair ffm ai-A1.auBb JOHN FRANCIS MICHAEL RURROVVS xi born Illlllfyff' 111111 Il nziglzly good ff'H0ll'.,i s.-I 'RZ' Bigjnl1i1 . . . tmvi-ring lwigh! . . . all-ruuml fthe gals that in . . . utlilcliv . . . dcnlist. Cliws Offiw-r Sig Jr. Rr-rl lfrms 2g Difm- Jmfkcy Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Fmvtlmull 3, 43 Intc-rmur 1. 2, 3. LINDA BITZZICLL lf'11o l1n11'1'ly flurvs must SOIlIt'lfl7l1'5 rislr Il full. ss H1111 . . . vain-fi'm: . . . what arc flucly periods for? . . . lmzzinvss mind! . . . marriage. 7l'Q.YAI1?dH 112171071012 was reaffy C1 'tsc'1'eam, 7' E117 non' 7607 173 OUQI' 173 f7l.Sf a fA'QGI12. 4? U I dv! .J 9 1, .Q fr ' x 1 1 VI ' rf Yau, half' 5.9 IJAVIIJ liAl,llWl'iI,l. 1 tain- it In lu' ll pr1'm'1'p!1' rulf' not to iw mf Duva- rfliflvrl lu emi' mu- thing. . . . girls . . . pn-lxniullity' . . pm-in-Qtl'i:lm in-wairv . . . iiuli-pm-iillvlil . . . l,uw i'.l1fm'vvl'. I , ', I, wg giskvtlnlll 2, 5 ilu lluivl Z 11 Il 41 ,lr. i,I'UIll flmnniiilm- 3. MAlil,ii'ilXN CfXi,ilXVi'ii,I, 'l'I.l'NllXlli1? is nn art, Illvn sh1 s rm llfll-.SLN Hugs . . . wiwaililv . . . ull! that illllpil . . . guy . . . frivmlly . . . 4-mniv . . Nursi- f.il4'1'l'i1'lHi1'I' I1 Linus Uiflvn-r I, 1 fNi:iiw1r1-Ilv l, 23 Sofllmll 3. Za. -.ml , 'Tx .,...--... EVERETT CHRISTOPHER CAMPOLITO 'iffn artist is tt rare, rare breedf, Angelo . . . witty . . . artistic . . . casual . . . mischievous . . . Seminary. Chieftain 3, Compass 4: Disc Jockey 3g Baseball 3g Intermurals I, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Committee 33 Sr. Ball Committee 4. MARILYN ANN CAPEZUTTO If I had the wings of an angel, what zvoula' I do with them? . Minnetta . . . talkative . . . rebel rouser. . . clown . . . Secretary. Jr. Red Cross 2g Softball 2: Class Committee 2, 3. VICF W R N. Rrteszknf was Lzhflz Warearz, we aff 0 FQQKJ 7 77 .sz1Cc'e.s.5fztfyear rttas ?Udl'GI?fUQfX JOHN JOSEPH CLAIR ulllfifliflllllliifj' is everywhere to be spared and respected as the root of everything good. John . . . tall . . . fair . . . baby blue eyes . . . good student . . . rugged . . . football . . . College. Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. ROBERT FRANCIS CLAPP There was tt laughing devil in his sneer. Barny . . . scholarly . . . fntever so serious . . . witty . . . history lover . . . College. Class Officer Ig Student Council 4-g Freshman Initiation Committee 43 Class Committee 2, 49 Football 3. ., mb vp, 1'lD E I if qua Rr 1, I . J 7.1, ., - - ' I 'iw . QQ. MADICLYN MARIIC COVE S111'1'11f Sllllrlt' 111111 llll' N-Kl711Illflll'1l.C ll'IIf.,, Murlcliv . . . luml w111'k1'r . . . nurxivully mindr-d . . . vrivs wha-n she laughs . . . wlllful ...1t'Llll4'l'. . . Nurw. Ulm- lilulv l. ZZ. 3. 11: Spuniah Club -13 Girls Chorus 3, 4: Future Tcuchn-rs 2, 3g 1 ' Il 3 l,.1111111111t1-vs I, 13,4141 ,lr. 1511111 Clllliflllil MARILYN ji JAN Cll0'I'lC1Xlf NSI11' 111111 is II11' 11111g11il11'1'1'11l .SlN'I'1III'lt' of lllllllllll 11fl1J17fII1'SS . . . IHIIIIDIVN . l111r1l w111'k1-r . . . l'l'Lllly with a smile . . . flirtatiuus . . sincere fLlNl'lllilIlIlgL 111111pl1w . .. Nurs:-. .I r. H1-111111155 1: Clays lf11111111ilI1-1: 2, 3, -lr. W 11111111 111 Way 111c1.s' u11f11yeff6y aff Wzzrf U C'A1.8'.S' fflfl fn XfC1l2fC1.S'l6UA as 7 IYJCCIXK A co. 'T-if ' M ' '3 'T: 1'-'-y ' f lf!liVICRl,Y CROWICLI, nl ljl'l1ll.N1Ii1I is II11' 1'1'1111'11t of II11' S1111 111111 lflr' .x11'1'1'l1'111'1 nj l1'f1', lim . . . 111-all lll'4'NNl'I' . . . ?-lIN't' NVlll'Il mln lln-x ll'Ll1'Il l l41'lll'll in l'l1wi1's Hass . . . f.ll1'1'I'flll . . . l.1nlle'gL1'. ,lr. H1-11 Huw 2, 114: Ihnxkvllmll 2, 3, -1 l'11-ld Il41t'Iil'Y 3, 'IQ 1.11155 fAlllIlllllll'l' 2 'I'INl0'l'I IY WAIDIC QIUNNIMLIIAM W'f111x1' flvllfl' 110115 llfllgffl ll lllfglllll 11 '111f H lun . . . l'l'5l'l'X1'1I . . . p1'a11'l1m'11l . IIIVQISXIIII 1liSIHPNiIil1ll . . . 4'1llll'Il'0llS . lmy Inn . . . l,1+ll4'g11-. av' 'S' '- if KENNETH EMIL DANIELSON That man is great who can use the brains of others to carry on his worl: Ken . . . tall . . . so what! . . . helping hand . . . good natured . . . College. Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA LEE DAY If there is another world, she lires in blissf' Donna. . . flashy eyes . . . energetic . .'. pleasant . . . fair . . . petite . . . Secretary. Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g F.T.A. 33 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Girls Clee Club 3, -l. Xfflll' as fSOflArUll?Ul'G.Y fre afere FQUFXQ fo g 7 71752 Z aren Zeffey fo staff Me sbiorlt. PAUL LEO DIPILATO Of manners gentle of affections mild. Paul . . . earnest . . . solemn . . . a gentleman in everyway . . . good mind . . . Service. f' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 49 Track 3g lntermurals 1. PATRICK MICHAEL DOHLUS Few men are so clever to know all the mischief they do. Pat . . . active Sportsman . . . temper, temper . . . forgetful . . . unpredicta- ble . . . quips that lead to uproar . . . College. Football 2, 3. 43 Captain 4: Track 3, 41 Captain 43 Intermurals 2. I 7' -fav' MARIE ELAINE DUNBAR Good words are worth much and cost liltlef' in Marie . . . emotional . . . friendship is golden . . . sincere . . . What a ball . . . Nurse Compass 4g F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 4. FRED DYSON As a rule the game of life is worth playing, but the struggle is the price. Billy Dyson . . . ho hum . . . quiet humor . . . well-mannered . . . that curly hair . light-hearted . . . Navy. Football 4g lntermurals 2. fjlll' ffdnce fl1l'l.7Uff ou! fo 6a 'izzsf Syed! ll WIZFXCUUI' ff'ea.w11'y oegan fo 91002 301129 flfezyff 'ii .I tr-iff' .lAlN'lES Wll.l,lS EATON nS1.ll'l1!'t' may do goorl and can do Iitile hIIl'lIl.n ,lim . . . quivt IIILIHFIPI' . . . indiffvrcnt . . . untouvlicd by Confusion . . . Trade School. Illll'flllllI'LllS 2. CARY BERNARD FLEMINC An illllllliflilul' to Silly' quirl is one of Ihr moxt l'0IlSIJl.l'Il0llS flII'll'lIgS of man- lx'l'll1l.H Cary . . . small but lnigllty . . . to inisvliivf lllUl'll inclinml . . . always up to soim-lliing . . . lNlarinc Maritim:- Al'il4l1'llly. llaskvllmll lg Wm-iglit lifting Club 3. .g-of '-uv PAUL GERALD FONTAINE Not too serious, not too gay, he,s just right in every tray. Paul. . . neat . . . quiet . . . cars. . . relaxed. . .inquisitive . . . Service Intermurals 1. V, '...+, RONALD LEE FROMENT Variety is the spice of life, but too many spices give you 1'nd1'ge.stion. Ron . . . sociable . . . fun loving . . . Hodes Clan . . . oh, that convertible! . . . Service. Football 34 Intermurals 2. -' ,I X , x A M Nj, 7706011012 fzkne dydlf? Came arounrf 7 fe aff SQ! auf XfC1I2fCl.YAQf LUUNKX SUSAN MARIE CLATKI Never was there a face so innocent. Sue . . . well dressed . . . cute cut-up . . . lsn't that right, Miss Clatki? . . . comedienne . . . flair for art . . . Medical Technician. Chieftain 4-g Compass 4: Dramatics Club 25 Basketball 1, 2g Field Hockey 2g Softball 1. ,VT ld? 'zz' ALFRED GRAMPETRO Y' J' Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. W J Capone . . . nonchalant . . . ol? those driving classes . . . sociable . . . clown . . . Service. Basketball lg Football 23 Track 3. 'R 'Zan ' Q 'V .-if dint KENNETH LEO GRENIER Lore is the reason for all llI1I'CIl50I1flbl6 llCll0IZS.,, Ken . . . that tall red lu-ad . . . popular . . . Mr. Basketball . . . a friend to all-girls' . . . College. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Captain 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 23 Class Committee 3 RAYMOND JAMES GRENIEB fm C'l1'llCIllt'd now, why stay any longer? Ray . . . natural flirt . . . life begins at 2:08 . . . the Toni kid . . . that white Falcon . . . Who took that truck to scliool? . . . Air Force. Jr. Red Cross 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2. UU! ffzfff year 122 scfoof ,Z1n1o11s, af ks! 7X was zarff 210 69661112 lfaf fzgree 5190119 passedi ed if FAYE ELISABETH HOLDING Her ways are ways of plensantness, and all llcr pallzs are peaceful. Faye- . . . forever smiling . . . sincere . . . likes im-cling people . . . attrac- tive' . . . willing to help others . . . Lollegc. Future 'll-at-ln-rs 1, 2, 3: .lr. Red Cross l, 23 Softball 3, -1, .lr. Prom Comm. 33 llonipass '13 Spanish Club A13 Chefs Club 2. MARSIIALI. F. HOLLAND nf num zvilliorzr fl our is lost. Marshall . . . gootl looks . . . vars . . l'm not going to that alott-ntionl . . at good fri'-ntl . . . llraftsnian. llantl l, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 35 jr. lit-tl firuss-1. -off '-up 'lmfpe' RICHARD WAYNE HOLLAND Rascals are always sociable. Doberman . . . charming . . . that g'cool trumpet . . . jovial . . . class clown . . . College. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, President 3, 43 Student Council 3, 'lg Clee Club 1, 2, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN HOSPOD Perfection consists of not in doing extraordinary things, but in doing ordinary things ex- traordinarily well. Babs . . . so neat . . . giggly . . . jester . . . bubbly . . . talented . . . Nurse. Chieftain 4: Compass 4: Future T1T'Ll1'llGfN l. 2: ,lunior Red Vro-s 2. 3: Spanish Club 4: Class Committees 1. 2, 3. -l. 7Y1c'16af'J 11fas fo AIGJ our Cfass. 7?QC'Ol'Cf16OfJ.S' c1nJfoorf,s'ak.s 1120611 1615 Vlllfij a 110.576, rfxfi f 4 Uv ' Qi-.tg,L2gff: fs 7g VICTOR HENRY HOULE 'GA little nonsense now and tlzen is rel- ished by the wisest rnenf, Vic . . . always some remark . . . de pendable . . . Hodes Clan . . . Service WALTER EDWARD HUCHOWSKI The happy are tlze only truly great. is-fx Cf Walt . . . good sport . . . prankster . . agreeable . . . good sense of humor. Cl:-e Club 1: Raseball 1: lntvrmurals 2, 1 1854, Y-H'-4-gsv 'bv 'f s EDWARD IDE I erm resist ererything except temptation. haw Moose . . . Temper . . . quiet . . . outdoor type . . . rugged . . . Stockbridge. CATHY ANN JONES She is just what she is and what better reportg a friend, Il student, a very good sport. Caps . . . sporty . . . mischievous . . . prankster . . . full of fun . . . Physical Education Chieftain 43 Compass 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 2 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain, Basketball 4, Co-Captain, Softball 2, 3g lntermurals 1 2 Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. f ff1'1fs'f112c1,s' 1111.9 Acre, Aon' Cnukf If 6e.f 72,16 llllffydfll' exams anff .wfbkzy CiAr'1fsf112a.Y frees. rf' 4' CAROLIC ANN JUAIRE Silence is the shield of all great women. Cal . . . modest . . . sweet . . . thought- ful . . . serene . . . sincere- . . . Book- keeper. KAREN RITA KELLEY The nmnner of giving is worth more than the gift. Gooal worker . . . smile for everyone . . . likeable . . . thoughtful . . . vibrant personality . . . Nurse. Class Officer l'rt'siLlQ'llt 25 Sll1dCl'll Count-il 2, Uunpuss Co-Editor 4-3 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, jr. Red Cross 1, 23 llarsketlmll hlunugter 3g .lr. Prom lfommittc-1' 33 Sr. Ball Connnittt-o il-3 tflnss Comlnittvt- l, 2, 3, 43 Chieftain 3. a-use-5.9 :ff ffl gxni' 'f 1 sv' MARSHA KNOWLTON There are some things that never go out of style: a feminine zconmn is one of them Knowlt . . . attractive . . . loyal friend . . . hard worker . . . imawinativi- . . . sincere laclylike . . . Nurse. Class Officer Vice-President 2g Majorette 1, 23 Chieftain 3. 4: Clee Club 3: Compass 4: Na tional Honor Society -5, 4, Sec. 43 Dramatics 2 3 4 Sec. 43 ffoachairman of Freshman lnitia tion 43 Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3: Co-chairman Sr. Ball Committee 4, Representative to Tufts 33 Student Council, Treas. 4, Field Hockey 13 D.A.R. Composition Award 3. JEAN F. KUCK She spealreth not, and yet there is a conversation in her ex es Jeannie . . .tall and fair . . . light hearted . . . sweet disposition . . . fun-loving . . . Recep tionist. Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 Dramatics Club lg Junior Red Cross 2' Class Comm. 2 3 ,Zme for IAQ ,funmr fir-om was Awe Wg 4, l . ai, , ' ,, ' 'J his V if , l.AA vu . - ,'t , 'Y C, E . s 716e hzoyesf even! fJ7lf1lll',7IIl?1l1f' year SANDRA LABRIE Laughing eyes, flashing smile, charm- ing ways, and lots of stylef' Sandy . . . flirt . . . lovely to look at . . . Dennis . . . devilish . . . essence of fashion and charm . . . Secretary. Majorette 1, 2, 33 Chieftain 3, 43 Girls A.A. lg Softball 2, 3, 45 Sr. Ball Com- mitteeg Class Committee 3, 45 Com- pass 4. 'ny' JOHN LEBEL lk' r It often shows a fine command of If languages to say nothing. John . . . baseball . . . all a friend should be . . . casual and quiet . . . polite. Baseball 2, 3. gf!- Ui xxxxs f' l LAWRENCE LEGASSEY Be 51111111 111111 111.1113 511l'IIf'f 11e1'111' 1111111115 you. Larry . . . shy . . . smiling . . . wl111rty . . . well lIlLlI1lN'l'6d . . . 11n1-xvitahlc. JOHN LEONARD LEOFANTI Doing 11ot11111g is 111111111 1111111 lIPl'7Ig 11115-1' 11011157 110t111'11g. L1311 . . . 111511111 . . . H111111,-11 . . . w1-ll 1l1'1'xs1,-1l . . . g1-11111-1111111 . . . 1111111-l1111g1k1'r . . . S1n1Ce C11-c l,fl11l1 113 I11t1-r11111r11ls 2. 7Aree C1o1k1.9 111 a 7OllHfdI1?,7 was 1110511 cz 06'QdII?, 1111716 1 mrh ifareczn, IAQ rezynzkzy yueezz. '31 saw 5 MARY LEOFANTI '24 .Q1111111 11111111111 of f'.YCl'fl'lIlCl1f 111111 ll 1111111-1' 111'11r1 11'11l1111.,' Mary . . . pciitv . . . gay . . . dvlight- fully 11i1:1- . . . 1-ff1-rv1'scc11t . . . Secre- tary. Claw S1-1-r1-tary I. 2. 3, 4: Muj11r1-tte Ig B11Qk1'tl111ll lg lfluss COI1ll11illl't'S 1, 2, 3. LIN DA JOYCE MAREAN I 11 r1'1' Il'l.1l1 1111 IIllIl1,S 0111110115-I 15 111111' s111111' of lllj UI1'lI. I.1111l11 . . . 511111112 1'11111i1'ti1111s . l'1lill'lI1illg . . . 11111 111-11111 1111111111 . . . 11111l11ti1111s . . . 111-1111-1111-11 . . . iI11ll1'g:1-. f1ll1'1'l'lI'llf11'l' 2. 3, -Lg C11-ffglplalill 112 Claw l'1'1-S1111-111 I1 Slllllvlll 11111111111 I, 3, 11, Yi1'1'-l'r1'Q. fi, l,l'1'si111'Ill 111 511111111 l'l11y I, 2, fi. -l-1 C1111-fl11i11 fig lf11111p11ss C211-I'11lit111' -1: N11li111111l H111111r 511111-ly 3, -I-. I'r1-si1l1-111 11: l511sk1-tl111ll 1xIilIlLlQll'l' lg l i1'l11 ll111'k1'y I. 21 Swftlulll 21 ll..'X.K. li1-l1r1-s1-11t11li11- -111 I,l'LlIllilli1'S I, 2. fi, 11-, vi1'l'-PITS. I, 3, Sl'l'I'1'lllI'y 2, l'1'1'Ni1I1'11l -lv: l llIlll'l' 'l'1'1ll'll1'I S I, 2, 3, P111-s. 31: .111 I,l'lllll t.Ililll'lllJ.lll .53 Llalss ff11111l11ill1-1-s I, 2, 3. -11. RALPH ALBERT NIICHNIEWICZ '6He is affable to others and eontented in lzirtzselff' ,fi tg' Hog I G? N . . . ...U 'SDH Skip . . . nunehulunt . . . Riilfie buy . . . artiit nent xw1'l4e1' . . . uptinu I f ll' Cumpuss 4: Track 4. BARBARA ANN NIONINSKI '24 smile for every girl. nw for ezery feHou'.,' Barbie . . . Changeable . . . party-goer . . . yuu know wlmrf . . . out In hun- a lull . . . sparkling complexion . . . lluirrlreiser. Mujorette 2, 3. 4: F.T.A. l. 2: .liz Red Cross 1, 23 Ch-e tiluln l. 2, 3, '11 Fiefltl Hnekey lg Junior Prom Cominittf-e 3. hu-... , FJ I , ' 'L' C nferfazfzmezzf lfeqan WMA fruzzypeleztsi Miva. 729 me yafzgerecf foyelbez' ffll' X169 ,ZIIZIOP-CSQIZIUI' 7961. RICHARD STANLEY MOORE He profits most who serves best. Rich . . . sincere . . . quiet . . . con siderate . . . gentlt-manly . . . always willing to help . . . Navy. Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-g Ftmtbull Manager 3. 4: Class Committee 3. CHARLES LOTHROP NASON More men are lrilled by orer u'orl.' than the importance of the world justijiesf, Charlie . . . easy going . . . curly blonde hair . . . easily einbarrusseal . . . hunter . . . College. Weightlifting Club 3. lik. . 3 il pm mm, 'Y -v -an-JP A L3 1XLFRIfU IIORACE XIQVIQRS Thr 11'1'111l.s IIIIII 11111 env 111'1' 111111155 011 flll' 511111 of 11111 llIIlI'Sf 11111'1'gr11t11rs. :Xl . . . 1111-1'llg11111x1l . . Nclrlnlxlllf-'11'1l 1-111 xlillhlgvl' Ixnmqullrglll 3. 1111 cure lo-H . . . Scrvicc. MARIE LOUISE NICHOLS 5-TlIf'ff' is 1111 g1'111'11,s lull flrff' l1'f.11 Illl' g1'11i11.w of 11111'rgy llllfl 111111 ity. Nh-ky . . . fliI'tLllilPll'N . . . ulmvuw- tlu- Imys Lll'4,' . . . fun lming . . . ChCffl'flll . . . Jr. Colle f ills-v lllulw 2: Sllltlvill 111111111-il 33 lIl1i1-ftuin 3, 111 Yr-u1'lm11k 4: Class Cmmninee 3, 4, fSGl?l11l1S'.! 17129 .Sure U12 7?lf76IL7TY fQGfAJ!'.S'16klfI dqfllf? me PQAQKI ll? A F., 14 3'-P RICIIARIJ FRANCIS NOVIA lip 1111111111 1111111'st, by l'.l'IH'fil'VIf'l' ll'fS1'. l11'11lIl1y by I1'111p1'r11111'1' 111111 by 1'.x'1'r- f'iN1'.u Ilia-li . . . llI1lli'l'SlLlIltlillgl . . . llunfl- smna- . . . fri:-mlly . . . willy . . Sl'l'Yil'1'. Illl1'l'llllll'Lll5 2. 3: W1-ight lifting Clulm 3, 'I-. KA'I'III,lClCN l'1l,Ll'IN CYCONNOR Sl11 s 1111'1'rx, xl11 x guy, IFIIIII 11111r1' 1'1111 Il'1' .s11Vm, Kathy . . . wviulvla- . . . 1-xvitulmlv . . . Illllllillitblle , . . lllll1l't'lli1'lLilll1' . . . fr-vlmlxs lllllgill . . . n1'illlll1'l1lIl. f:Il1'1'l'l1'Sl1l1'I' I: NIiliUl'4'lIl' l, 2: Hludvnt tjtbllllfil 2, 31 l i1-ld llm4'k1-y lg Snftlrull lg Illl1'l'IllllI'lllS 2, 3: Claw fzlillllll. 2. 0-P 1 n' 4 111' FRANCES CAROL OP.'X'l'K.-X Trim to 111'r 11'or1l. l11'r 1111111 111111 111-1 fri+'11115. ,ff .,,, x QQVJIVA Fran . . . f1-11111l1- -1-i1-111i-1 QII 1w1'k . . . a111l1i1i1111- . . . 1-1111s1-i1-11Ii1+11N . . . llL'IP1'IlllIlfQ'4,l . . . 311-tw T4 lllirgly. C1-111puis 11: ilunior R1-1l flffvxi 1: lJ1'1111111li13 Clulm 1. 3. -11 .l1111io1' llr11111 C1,1111111i1t1'1- 3: Svlllflf BulllQo111111i111fe'l: llle 1- lllulv 1. 2. 3. STANLEY PAUL OPATKA If'ill1o11t n111.si1f life z1'o11!1l Im ll 1111'st11l.'1'. btun . . . 11111511-11l t11l1-11tN . . . tlwsf- frm-Ql1111a11 girls . . . 111-111 1l1'+-N-1-r . . . tfllif' going . . Hu-ic C1111-1-1'x'11t111'y. Band 3, 43 Ulm' illuli -1: T1'111'k 11. yoofsafes, Canogf, LIQCQJ, anff frees many more profbcls, 160111 Coukf 17 oe! ROBERT W. P1-XRNIENTER To 1111011 is girfn II 1'1'rl11i11 ir111'11r1I t111P11t.', Bob . . . rugrgvd . . . that Curly brown hair . . . tliouglitful . . . gcntlv- man . . . Colle-go. VV1,-igllt lifting Clulv 3. ROBERT DINO PIERCECCHI Good men 11r1' lmrrl to H1111 so 111116 good Care of nw. ' Dino . . . flirtutiuus . . . math gcnius . . . teas:-1' . . . sporty . . . Al Capone . . . College. Fra-sliman Illlllillllbll C11-Cllairinan 4: bcnior Rall C11-Cl111i1'111u11 -1. -nf Qi' R s 1 min. ln- .AA MARY Hl'll,lfY POl,l,lNCl'lR ln lflII.l'fllf'.N,'i flllll I'IIlIvlii1lPII1'f' slmlf ln' firr Sll'l'I1gll1.ll Nlary . . . fel-lcloiu lit-:ml . . . tliouglitful . . . swvvt . . . quiet dignity and honesty l'oliw- Avullllllll. Softluull 2.-1: lute,-1'11ui1x1ls 2: Field Plot,-kt-y 1, PHILIP NORMAN P0'll'lll'lR I.i1wrt,x of llmuglzt is fill' fiff' of thc sozzffl l'l1il . . . frit-nelly . . . new 4-omu,-r to Grafton . . . sllurp dn-sscr . . . Navy. 71'e.vA112a12 112171611012 lI'Cl.S' 1'eafQ a L'sC1'ec1112 ll C0.s'pec'1t1ffy IAQ pzvzes ofl11f16i1!e .sAc1n112g c'1'ea112. it N PATRICIA ANN PROCTOR ill !'.TIN'fl'l'll!'f' is rm arrh to build IIIJUILH l it uttravtiw . . . qui:-t . . . that ltiir spray . . . nt-ut . . . have you a l'i'o4-lor in your ll1IllSl'? . . . llcriuti- clam. g- 'ii' .. . 1 if ' ' . LlVlUl'1'll4' lg l,l1n-ftgun 3, tl. 5' ll0lll'lR'l' VVIl,l RlCl7 PYE nzwnf' lloln . . . I'1'Sl'l'Vl'll . . . sz-rious . . vourlm-ous . . . St'l'X'll'l'. Ham-lralll 2. 'Lllwn of fvw Il'Ul'I1S are' Ilzv Izvsl of Ai A I W DOROTHH XLICE R XX D in-av' 4 zrnsnn rrzfnrl fam! und sffnrlinet Il deep sence of honor und zntcbrztx of Character rt rr X01 r dnpnndxble ln us 1 frnml alum mcperatlxe Remln ton Rrnfl u IIN? S N ll o ltfldllll 4 Qompa C1 Illllll M ROBERT QTFPHP N S XI Elx Let rnen sm 1411 11 e r tlzex ruff uonzen 1lO77Zfl1 ruff Ill nz mf! BllI'llxY f otbrl qulrt mall m llllltltll rm ll able nutn ulou atllletle Qtblll 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Clpta QV: M .9 719 VSQIPIOI fjafffas oeen so nzce C zferyone fn fzny II? parafne MICHAEL SATKALYSKAS ' eres lot If on' I' rz il world if a fellou knows zvhere to ind Mickey . . . football . . . bi, red blush . . . A-rabs . . . rod student . . sports bound . . . Cflle e. 'fnball l 2 ' Ba. ' J' ., out mall 4 'pt'1inJ 3 . BEVERLY FRANCES SERRA The word frolie is, perhaps, the pret- tiest word in the English Language, Bev . . . easily excited . . . guess what happened? . . . moody . . . flirt . heavenly days! . . . Beautieian. Majorette 1, 2g Junior Red Cross 1. ,V - .:,-t ' DOUGLAS MORTON SMITH Men who lrnow much my liltlefl Doug . . . oltserves mueh. says little . . . well mannered . . . big smile . . . Hodes clan . . . silent type . . . Service. GRACE MARIE SODERBERG 'SA lender with soul sincere: in artion faithful, in honor Clear. Swede . . . peppy . . . Fight, team, fight! . . . loyal friend . . . school spirit...attractive . . . Beautieian. Cheerleader I, 2. 3, 4, ffo-Captain 4: Class officer. Vice-President 3, School Play 3, 4: Chieftain 3, 4. Editor 43 Compass 43 National Honor Soeiety 3, 4. Viee-President 4g Varsity Club lg Dramatics 2, 3. 4. Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Disc Jockey I, 2, Field Hockey 2, Softball 2. 750 C'Al.S'.S' Imp nfu.s' fdn cm we aff czgree. Aron' ff LIS' we who are yzzexfs' af flcd -fgli 1790. ELLEN MARIE STHIKA Neat as they nmke them, sweet as they come, and ufonderfully full of 7, fun A Luey Brown . . . Vllllf . . . good natured all . . . would you please, please explain? . . . entltusiastie . . . College. Student Couneil 4: Compass 4: Future 'l'eaeher's I, 21 Field Hockey 3, 43 Cirl's llasketltall 2, 3, 4. DAVID LEON THERRIEN Let melt num l',t'4'fl'I'.W' the nrt he ltrzozesf' 'Lk-. llave . . . fun to Ive with . . . talented . . . eomie relief . . . Any more ex- euses, ,llllCfI'l1'll? . . . Trade Sehool. Student Couneil 21 Compass 45 Foot- hall 2, 3, 4, 'fraek I, 3, 4, Captain 4. av- , 'hs JUDITH TRIPP Smiling always with a never fading serenity. .ludy . . . soft spoken . . . cute . . . polite . . . nice smile for every one Col Q e Chieftain 4g Compass 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 1, 4. NORMA ANN TROTTIER The female ofthe species is more deadly than the male. Norma . . . big blue eyes . . . those navy guys . . . quiet humor . . . love that horthandl . . . Secretary. Art Club 3. 27116 dI2f1k'I7JdfItJI? for C Miss Cry 11' are aan' Cfineryone r1f1W1'G112G112f5Ql' rf as fhezny yur! QI ea! NORMAN PAUL VICEANT Enough work to do and strength enough to do the work. Sponge . . . intelligent . . . chemist . . . gentlemanly . . . cool, calm, and collected . . . dedicated . . . College. Student Council 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Compass 4, National Honor Society 3, 4-g Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 3, 43 Disc jockey Club 13 Clee Club 3, Class Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS MAURICE WHITNEY There is no duty we understand so much as the duty of being happy. Dennis . . . broad grin . . . happy . . . rugged . . . sociable . . . football . . . Service. Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 4. 5 . u- ' l FW 1 , If my , f' gf' if A ,. i . 'hr K -X: V xt 1 X A X.. Xb . fn, . STANLEY EDWARD VVIDINC 6.El'6fj'IllfIlg is fzmny 11.9 lung 115 it lzrzppcns to 8077100110 elswfi Stan . . . those hairy rhovs . . . horscs . . . hunting . . serious . . . Industrial School. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g F1mtiJL1ii21 l5uScht1l12g Ilistrivt 2.14. ROBERT GEORGE WIIK Silence is zhe clvnzvnl in 11'l11'c'h grvul things f-lI.X1ll.UlI tlz1'11151'lz'1's.' Bgb , , , dt-dican-1,1 . . . 5hy . . . scrious . . . good looking . . . perfectionist . . . hrilliunt. X076 us 1169 lI2GII20I'y rjigiuffon lI'1WGAI'dy.Y .sfay Z9 yfdfildfltll? QIZFA our scfooffkys. Xl,XlifQ.-XRUI' vi'7Ii,i,I.'XNiS l'inz 111111 11't11f1Aly, .s1l'1'1'l p1'r5u1111li13. Nlug-iw . . , witty . . . vutf- . . . likwtltlt- . . . .ill urounwl e-tm mu-I tram-I. ii.ll1li I, 2, fi, 'lg Stl ll ll l l'ulur1- lI'lll'il4'TN 21 iillllil N 1 flu 1 K .. .iilil I, lg i'll'l1i iio1'lx1'y 4 1 V1 lvl iIlt4IN1f1l,tIll'iLlln in -V, Q.-r 1 fi-fxirlrnillw-R fi, lv. v v y v 1 1 1 vy v xi x IJHNN-X-l,i',l'. llll',lil'.5cX VSYNNIJ 4 llf1111114:,'1w 1111' n11l1f1' Ill lllllllfl llomm . . . frivl11Ilx' . . . worrx-wart ,4,11p1+ lr' In It lvmpf-If . . . NI , , - 'I ltil'llI 1,1111 1' ' ' .2-,f.-:AHS '4 :lrrl4tp1'. lum-lr In-11 'Jn-s I, J, .,, I Ili lIlllll1 lf. 2, l. X110 -E. , ,- ,.. ,.. 1 1 AFFECTIONATE AGBEEABLE AMBITIOUS ARTISTIC ATHLETIC BRILLIANT CASUAL CHARMINC CHEERFUL CLOWN CURLY DAUNTLESS DEDICATED DETERNIINED DEVILISH DINIPLES DREAMER EABNEST EASY-GOING EFFEBVESCENT ENTERTAININC EXCITABLE EXPBESSIVE FASIIIONABLE FEMININE FRIENDLY FLICHTY FLIRTATIOLS FUN-LOVER GENTLE GOOD-NATURED HANDSOME HELPER HOT-ROD CUILLI BLE IMACINATIVE INDEPENDENT INDIFFERENT JOLLY JOVIAL KIND LABORIOUS CLASS DICTIO RY David Caldwell David Adams Frances Opatka Everett Campolito Robert Salek Robert Wiik Paula Bradley Kenneth Crenier Marie Nichols Fred Dyson Robert Parnienter Edward Ide Karen Kelley Linda Nlarean Richard Allen Marilyn Croteau Linda Buzzell Norman Vigeant Yvalter Huehowski Mary Leofanti Beverly Serra Marie Dunbar Robert Clapp Barbara Hospod Judith Tripp Philip Potter Barbara Nloninski Robert Piereeechi Cary Fleming, Faye Holding Sandra Lalirie Raymond Crenier jean Kueli Marshall Ilolland Ellen Sthika Kenneth Danielson Patrick Dohlus Charles Nason Joseph Bahowiteh Dennis Whitney' Susan Clatki Alfred Neyers LAm'1,1i4E LIIQEABLIQ L01 gtyxclors LOVEABLE LOYAL Loiuxr MELODIUUS MISCHIEVOUS Monrsr MLTSICAL PEPPY Purrru Pnxyaoy' PUISED PULITE iaovtruxa Piuxi45'1'rR QL ngr or lryr 1:1-Lsritvrn Roiatsr BI DIEO ist out-Ln siaxsrrivii SICHIULS sm' SIIY Sl NCEBE SUCIABLE SOFT-SI'0KEN Sl'Ol'iTY SLAVE SYNll'ATHE'l'IC TALKATIVE 'I' E A S E B TENIPERNIENTAL V E R S ATI LE WELL-MAN N ERED WITTY WITTY WORTHY ZEALOLS Patricia Proctor Norma 'l'rottier Kathleen TJ-CUIIIIOI Riehard Noyia Cynthia Burk Rir-hard Nloore lfllen Belsito Ronald Bonnet Carole juaire Stanley Opatlca Donna Day Mary Polinget John Burrows Dorothy Rand Dax ill Terrien Nlarijean Caldwell qXlfred llrampetro Paul Fontaine John Lelyel James Eaton Nlargaret Wiillianis john Leofanti john Clair Nlarily n Capezutto Paul Dipilato Layyrenve Legas, ey Rolwrl ljye Marsha Knowlton Ralph Nlif'lmieyyit'7 Relxerly Crowell Cathy jones Grave Soderherg Nladilyn Cove Stanley Vlliding Riffhard Holland Donna Vlfyand Mivhael Satkauskas Douglas Smith George Bazinet Vietor Ilonle Timothy Cunningham Ronald Froment 'npr 7 . . 1499 01128 112 r ge H t 'F t X Q f f X ef' 'A X!! ' 1' ff' X Q., f XX ff Z f EQ' D it if 2 1 N JUNIOR PROM COURT4Ellen Stllika, Faye Holding, Donna Day, X Madclyn Cove, Marijvan Culdwe-ll, Sandra Lubrie. 1' V x 1 1 QW x f 'Q -gr im I2 V1 J X 'xt f Xt 75 N Z-X MS? Y QUICICN I,iIltILlxlAlI'1'ilIl 0 an 1151112 ff gz,k Xin N iv UNIOR-SENIOR TEA xxx wx L ' 1 X ' .0 ?'f1,!5P. ,,r The- P11-:idents cut thv Cakc. Careful now! -Q ' Surprise! 5 -, 'EX .- ...-1- L I lx I' HUM , W M. V V ' ,...-,-W, FRESHMAN INITI TIO Simple Simon! It's all in good fun! I'll r 1 haue my 1-gp SCI'l.1Illlllt'll! W QUEEN: Karen Kvlley KING: Hirhurd Hulluml COURT: Ke-n l,lrcnie-r, Nlmslm Kumvltnn, Mary Lenfunti, Iii. Robert I'ivu'l1m,-cci. NILllAijt'LlIl Caldwell. und Norman Vigcanl KING: Richard Hnllund QUEEN: Kun-n Kellcy GMA PQ ' 1 Ul14glxuv.Il1l4n f.ll.l.4-ll1l.41ll-l- I wmlml ham- mlumwd .nll lllgllll! 'Xi Dancing the night away. T I .Y 4 Driitin and Du umm C0 Chairmen Har ha Knowlton and Robert Pierclucci 1 in iZi..,......r4 .4-wr Looks like fun! 15? ,,. .1 ,ff 1 fz ' A R 4 CLASS WILL David Adams. leave my place in the lunch line to anyone who can cut in fast enough. Richard Allen. leave this school in a cloud of smoke and a hearty Hi-ho-Silverf, joseph Babowitch. leave Harvey' E. Whites physics films to any junior who wants them. George Bazinet. leave all my aches and pains to any football player who dares to take them. Ellen Belsito, leave. but not regretfully. Ronald Bonner. leave my smoking place to anyone who can find it. Paula Bradley . leave with a smile to walk down the aisle. Cindy' Buck. leave my annual seat in French to my brother. Lenny. in hopes that he won't have to stay in it as long as l did. john Burrows. leave my legs to john Duffy knowing that they will come in handy. Linda Buzzel. leave stenography' class with Norma. still shouting. We will not make up our work. David Caldwell. leave to join Mouse and Okie in the wonderful world of w w and s . Nlarijean Caldwell. leave a laugh to echo through the halls of Grafton High. lfverett Campolito. leave Mr. Johnsorfs office for good. Marilyn Capezzuto. leave my ability of getting into trouble for talking. to any talkative junior. john Clair. leave my defensive end spot to Walter Pong. Robert Clapp. leave my great interest in knowledge to Sanford Shaw. Madelyn Cove. leave my bottle of tranquilizers to the next person who heads the junior prom. Nlarilyn Croteau. leave my dimples to anyone who can take the teasing that goes along with them. Beverly Crowell. leave my French hook to my sister. Heather. in hopes that itis not all Creek to her. Timothy Cunningham. leaf mine tree-men-dusi' a-mt of knowledge two Alfred E. Numen. Donna Day. leave my seat at lunch to Sandi. Kenneth Danielson. leave my practical jokes to any worthy Freshman. Paul IJiPilato. leave my locker to any junior who has taken mechanics. because hefll need it. Pat Dohlus. leave. searching for the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Marie Dunbar. leave all of my worries and headaches of not doing my homework to my sister. Arlene. Fred Dyson. leave my muscular body. my handsome face and my curly hair to any deserving junior. james lfaton. leave my seat in physics class to Doug Lowe. Gary Fleming. leave my Cadillac parking space to anyone with a Volkswagen. Paul Fontaine. leave a quiet seat in the library. Ronald Froment. leave my books to anyone stupid enough to take them. Susan Clatki. leave. regretfully. lVliss Droney's Spanish Class and all my profound knowledge in the language to anyone who has use for them. Alfred Crampetro. leave my No. T parking space to the next person who thinks 7 is a lucky number. Kenneth Crenier. leave my basketball shoes to my favorite French teacher. Raymond Grenier. leave nothing but take away much. lfaye llolding. leave my place in the junior prom court to any lucky junior. liichard Holland. leave my nickname. Doberman. to Copey Nault. Marshall Holland. leave all my' chemistry apparatus to anyone planning to enter the junk business. Barbara llospod. leave my art of inertia in classes to Stephany Nadolink. Victor Houle. leave my parking spot number 9 to Ronnie Anderson. Vlfalter lluchowski. leave my class dues to pay for more ashtrays. lfdward lde, leave and take everything with me. Cathy jones. leave what little ability' of education and sports I have to Sue Pichette and Tonya lienoit. Nlarie Nichols. leave my cold walks across to the P.A. building to my sister, Mar- ga ret . L L L L I. L L L I. L L I. I. I. L I. L I. I. I. I. I. I. I. L L I. I. IQ I. L L L L L L L L L Richard Novia. leave for one reason. Sukie. Kathleen O'Connor. leave my seat sl hopet in shorthand to anyone who wants it. Frances Opatka. leave all my term papers. research notes and science projects to those who will make good use of them. Stan Opatka, leave my empty parking space to Bobby Shore. Robert Parmenter. leave. Robert Pierce:-chi. leave my slim physique to any junior with time enough to exercise. Mary Pollinger. leave my route to school to anyone who would enjoy a good physical workout at IT minutes before 8 every morning. Phil Potter. leave the Tuesday and Thursday afternoon detention sessions to all Juniors who want them. Pat Proctor. leave my bouffant hair-do's and my can of hair spray to any jun- ior with hair enough for them. Robert Pye. leave my history books to future historians. Dot Rand. leave the bookkeeping for the yearbook to whomever wants to do it. Robert Salek. leave my seat on the basketball bench to Rollie Maranda. hoping he won't wear it out. Michel Satkauskas. leave my hairy beard to Bobby Deyette. who needs it. Beverly Serra. leave with hopes that I will never have to come back. Douglas Smith. leave my brains in the chemistry lab. where I found them. Grace Soderberg. leave 6 years of Fite Team Fite. to Bonnie Nason. Ellen Sthika. leave my name Lucy Brown to Joanne Najemy. my feed bag to Mr. Novick. and my Corvette to Miss Droney. David Therrian. leave my good marks and study habits to Dickie Carey. Judith Tripp. leave the next four years of education. activities and good times to my sister. Linda. in hopes she will make better use of them than I did. Norma Trottier. leave my school skipping days to any deserving junior who's smart enough not to get caught. Norman Vigeant. leave Mr. Schlosseifs sponge to the next one who gets tagged with ir. Dennis Whitney. leave my position on the football team to David Gautheir. Stan Yviding. leave all of Miss Cole's books on horses to Donna Wfhite. Robert Wiik. leave my fine handwriting to Mr. Lyons. Meg Wvilliams. leave my size I0 shoes to Mr. Schlosser or anyone else who thinks they can fit into them. Donna Wyand. leave my Irish Temper to anyone who thinks they can handle it. Carole Juaire. leave shorthand to anyone who can do it. Karen Kelley. leave April Ist to any daring sophomore in hopes that he succeeds. Marsha Knowlton. leave my gay rides on Axtell's bus to anyone strong enough to endure them. Jean Kuck. leave my position as co-captain to any majorette who is worthy of it. Sandra Labrie. the last of the Labrie sisters. leave with fond memories of Mr. Schlosser's World History class. John Lebel. leave by the same door that I entered. Larry Legassey. leave third period P.O.D. class while I'm still able. John Leofanti. leave. if they let me. Mary Leofanti. leave my title as class secretary to some lucky freshman to carry it for four full years. Ralph Michniewicz, leave to seek more education. Barbara Moninski, leave my ability to break lights with my baton to any brave majorette. Charles Nason, leave my stagnant 4 years of high school to any protozoa. Alfred Nevers, leave to the underclassmen in 6th period study the rubber stoppers from the chairs to throw around. - .-. ,.,,,.-,.,.-,- v- -p-. -v---ff 'arf 39 SE IOR REPRESENTATIVES A , Q3 D.A.R. '6Cood Citizen Award Linda Mareun Tufts Conference Representatives: Mar- sha Knowlton, Norman Vigeant. CLASS OFFICERS: President, Richard Hollandg Vice-President, Kenneth Gre- nierg Secretary, Mary Leofanti: Treas- urer, Marijean Caldwell. 9 rf 't' 'T-sz-wise 'MR ,I . 'K n t ' 'T ,ig 'ii Ea 1 2, -.il X 4 --'14 1- ' Boys' and Girls' State Representatives: Richard Holland, David Therrien, Linda Marean, Donna Wyand. Student Government Day Representative Norman Vigeant zy Zfou c7?Ql22Ql22 Jer . .? The 100 yard dash to lunch . . . when David Moore chased Miss Droney up the hall with mistletoe . . . that wet ending to our Sophomore class trip . . . the times we were on the wrong end of Mr. Schlossexfs pointer . . . the false fire alarm in our junior year . . . that April l'lool's Day when six students left school without per- mission . . . Mr. Noviclfs ear to ear smile . . . those intellectual geometry classes with Mr. Murray . . . the day Nlarilyn Croteau had to rush outside for a fire drill, in a half made jumper . . . the day Meg Willialris got awfully wet while playing hockey andbhad to change in the middle of the field . . . the senior girls and their peroxide liottles . . . those limho and twist dances during girlis haskethall practices . . . those garters found in Mr. Wlieelerls desk . . . the day Nlichael Satkauskas forgot to wear socks . . . the love affair hetween Barney and Dohe . . . the dav Sue fllatki had to go to the front of the class without shoes or stockings on . . . Al Caponcfs hirthday party . . . the SWt'tlt'lS drawstring l'ot-ketlmooks and l.uey l3rown's feed liagr . . . the skin-diving party after the Junior- Senior Tea . . . the mouse in Miss Mineris desk . . . the day Cary lflennning jumped out the English class win- dow . . , Nlr. Schloss:-ris wise CRACKS! . . . our l'lllllCA'l'lONAl, lunch talks . . . that memorable Tuesday night when the l,eit-ester girls found Ken and llohc in their shower room on lfxpose . . . Dohe-our Sheik of Aralry slieik-asslieik-a-slu-ik . . . liinda Mis favorite phrase: May l have a tithu? . . . the unexplainahlc interest 5 in filu-erin: 'I'.It. siglil y 40 SQQXY -A L f, -?1 -E7-1,1 g f' fxxl if? Rv E., I SKJWQQXQ C N35 ' X S f'X!N Rx, Q., ' fo Q my X- Q X ' X l x b ff K Qgq' LL xv, Q Nl SYN f ,N ws EN If gf A2 KX K, 4 5 11121614 GQJS It is you we leave with greatest sorrow. We have sharefl three eventful years with you. the next leaclers of Grafton High School. We are proud to leave such a capable class this honor. for your class has proven themselves to he forceful anfl ever climbing. lilo not let your past accomplishments allow you to relax your efforts. It is your senior year that is fillerl with rlecisions: make this last effort the strongest of all. l'ff'SlAIll'lIIf Douglas Lowe- l'11-1--l'rf-,yiflrllr: Kathy Nloronvy X , , I , SY'f'fI'llIf'l'.' llonnir- Nason Tfffffxlfnfrf .lo:mnt- Nuiannv 1 Y ' l I n QSO!U5OI220f'Q GSS Now as sophomores you have adjusted to the hard hlps responslhllltles and lorlec of h1 h school lrfe You w1ll fmd your efforts well worthwhile yet perhaps lt seems to you Old Grafton Preszrlent Ro emary LaDuke I 1 e Prevdent Mika WCIIC Secretary lkmcv Wood Trmsurer Ellzabeth Burns that hugh srhool IS an endless stretch Wllh no reward In a few years you as we haye w1ll reallze that h1 h school 1s a memorable ex perlence whlch wlll always rema1r1 Wvltll you We hope that you wlll look forward wrth 3.IltIClp3tl0Il to Vour Comlng years at Dear T . ' i . . . . U . 'S -. - , e .., C, u . . . . of V v F ., . . . . v 4 - . v v A 7 L . . . 7 7 v 7 v . - , s -y I U g L A . C' . . . . . ' r . . . . v 44 97 , .' S ' !'C . k ' ., - , x , .. ry 1463 122017 C1155 XVe Say good-hy to you. our little brothers ancl sisters. It hasnit been long since we too started on that path for the quest of knowl- edge. You will have to overcome many ob- staf-les that always seem to hinder your prog- ress. It is a long Steep Climb: yet. at the top many floors of opportunity are openeii to yull. If you now set your roots firm and fleep and your standards and goals high. your rewarrl will he great. There is not het- ter feeling than knowing that you have marlf- use of every opportunity offered in your four years at C.H.S.: for then you are rvarly to fare the world with determina- . .1 i lion. L l'iff'-l'rr'.si1l1'r1I.' lay rliilllllllll .Sw II'lfllt : Sill-Illlll' iilavnfllvl y'lI'IlNHfl'l,' 'lionyzl lie-noi! 44 j ., , . gli? 5' wi' 3 kg. A Q ' I v ' 2 .1fi'TQ'2 xii'-ki ' xg L pw? 5 .,, vr I N in H-jgy vji, -f fb r ff ,, - . mg wi Q U x N ' '- fi x gl S Sgfigwwi T' l' I 5 . i .1 y 4. 6 .l 5,4 H E.: 'UNH 1 lx if , Af 'fgnil 3 1 Q , fl i El. A 'iii .. L 'L 5' , nl elf ,. X 4 39 Jas 53 ,.?, 'if -4 4 ff ' '- ee- r STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor: Mr. Andrew Koskinas Pr I B I I 1 P I K D Cl Se I M Tr Tl Bl ding I DEBATING JUNIOR HIGI-I ACTIVITIES ms1iE'rEAl,L TEAM CHEERLEADERS , ...HV I A t X f f faffx 'fy ' r , W w I if i iz l em p,Xff-J 1 .Nxt M xW I I, X K7 I ff X f f 5 Q! WX ! 4 X fl Dt nfl 5 H! R YC 1+ 1 B lx H 3 I A ' N 4 Q W 1 A+ N. 3 lx I T U51 H i DL'1 ' gE. V gig ' I S I' , gl' 5 ,HL 'i S P f N P K X, F X , V IM ' 7 ' H W 4 I f ' I A Af ff ' Xi fy 1 ' l ,X , , . X 5 ! 'f ff7, Q NX Z 1' fy Z V!! I S X f 1 jf V X ,M f 'X ff 1 K f r K 1 mf , 'f ff f I ' 4 E- f X if y f f A x Xff ff f ' K XV . The Student Council is the ruling body at Grafton High. It is made up of representatives from each class who bring ideas, wishes, and needs from the students and formulate new rules and procedures. A salute to this group for the way it keeps the school humming in a collective way. Advisor: Miss Dorothy Droney President: Linda Marean Vice-President: Norman Vigeant Secretary: Rosemary Laduke Treasurer: Marsha Knowlton cgfuofenf G0 an CI. Y abbn GKZZI2 or The National Honor Society is an Honorary society composed of stu- dents who have shown excellence in charaf-ter. service, scholarsliip, and leadership in hotli school and COIII- inunity. 'lille lnelnlmers are selected from tht- ,Iunior and Senior classes. Nleniln-rship in the National Honor Sort-it-ty is the highest distinction a student can attain. .'1lllfSUf.' Nlrs. lftlitll l,owc'll l'ff'Nill1'Ilf.' l,inIlat xlLll't'llIl ' - , - . , l ll'I'-I fl'NlIlI'lll.' lvl'-IVI'51llll'l'lN'I',1L Sf'r'rf'lrlltf1'rwr1w1rr'r.' NlilI'Nll.l Knowlton .,,Y . ,Tis ,. , oczef 4 it Under the direction of their coach, the G.H.S. debaters devote many hours in research, rehearsals, and re- view of their points on the very con- troversial subject of Federal Aid to Education. The valuable training that these students receive will be of bene- fit to them throughout their lives. Advisor: Mr. Francis Schlosser President: Natalie West Vice-Presir1'ent: Sanford Shaw Secretary-Treasurer: George .lalbert a':qgu1uq-v-- H f..,.......,. ..,..., ., . P Zegafzby Owe? gufure eac ers 0 SQIZ2 erzba if 7 The F.T.A. is an organization com- posed of students interested in teach- ing as a future career. These stu- dents keep up to date on information concerning the fundamentals of teach- ing. openings, schools and financial aid. This results in a fine guidance program. Advisor: Mr. Laval Provencher The Chieftain, our school news- paper, is published quarterly. It con- tains stories, features, and news items of interest to teachers as well as stu- dents. Behind this publication is a staff of hard working students try- ing to please you, the reader. They have gained valuable experience in writing clearly and concisely and re- porting events accurately. .4a'z'is0r: Mr. Richard Phillips Editor-in-Clz1'ef: Grace Soderberg EH t v . R 7 l iw i g 1 l l 5 ltjlll y if s f ' Ll' I y , L, . , - R - .. This group is assembled to warm the hearts of all, through the rais- ing of voices in harmony in a variety of songs from days of old to the latest Broadway hits. All of winter's hard work is displayed at the con- cert during the spring. Director: Mr. Fred Orkiseski OF O th 40 jzizbceof 014115 gif? .37 014113 fr D' The girls, chorus is a branch of the mixed chorus dedicated to sing- ing liglit-hearted and gay songs loved by all. They join their voices with the Chorus in pleasing us with the sounds of music. Dirvclor: Mrs. Laura Klarlvlt- 5I -A -su- t Concentration is the keynote of the Chess Cluh, for a careless move may cost the game. To hest ex- plain the game we call on T. H. Huxley: The chesshoard is the world, the pieces are the phenomena of the uni- verse, the rules are what we call Na- ture. The player is hidden from us, yet we know his play is just and fair. llut we know to our cost he ncvvr overlooks a mistake or makes tht- smallest allfm'am-t- for lflllOI'8IlCC.i, xfrf11'wr.' Nlr. l'n'l4'l'l,1'u'll ll 52 Q, ,gi ll Q x The Junior Red Cross is the school branch of the American Red Cross and engages in similar activities. Each year the members hold a party for less privileged children in Wor- cester County. They join in projects to help students overseas, aiding them after a disaster or sending them small, needed, personal articles. Advisor: Mrs. Beatrice Wood President: Kathy Moroney Vice-President: Judy Johnson Secretary: Rosemary LaDuke Treasurer: Kathy Trilligan 11121614 jaeof Gross Q 1 a , E ra fOI2 If 5 630600 Zan Adorning the football field the inajorettes faithfully and eolorfully perform together with the hand to give cheery l13lf.IiIIl6 enjoyment. The girls, advised hy Mrs. Wood and led by Nancy Woocl. add to Graf- ton's football spirit. C0-CtIpIIlfI1S.' liurhurai Moninski and ,lean Kuck 4. i, S, 575. ,2- X fl.. 0-1Q P -' X e V f 'W Jixfs' Tf .N W :grew ,, , v , F X! x f -. -4 's..m.I' 4. 'wx - ff , YV 'JY' wifi! -' , it viii 53 1w.., 'fb-, vnu ony. N 1'-55 ,nga lu 'I on , F5357 'W ' 'fb .:i:::f I 'll' ll ll 1 ug 1 . 0 lg 1 Q U ll , l Y - 'r '1m- :'wew-f-X.-. GK Wx KX flL X EXJNJVV 5-Qf?x?fQjk X., fgx X551 Tm 1- . Xia REQ x 6 U fx Q Nfwlxx ,f f-fp QV' 'R 251 J' fd T' ,ig QQQQV iffx A 4. f ' If , 3 6 xg? -'fix J Ji f X f 3 Y Af f f f ff NAM JJ-If 'IME gg if 12 - X , - gm fx X 6' v ' , A 2 f fly A 4 ,,,, Na in , V X S ' . Tx f Q- QQ. i XE 'ggi ' xx. Jhff ww k-PX Y? N W 5X If! Xfffs ' Q 51 5? FOOTB LL - 1961 up in . ,,',,,,5, ,Q .zu ,Nz 3 i ' 3' . L . 1925. 'gig FROM LEFT, ROW 3: W. Zienllnu, R. Gund:-tte, M. Wenc, K. Krula. R. Deyette, J. Bergenlloliz, D. Alakoski, F. Dyson, D. Zanauskas. R. Salt-k. ll. Whitney, B. Gardzinu, E. Lemnire. C. Holding, G. Cunningham, 9. Stopyru. ROW 2: Couch St. Denis. D. Gauthier. K. Niculek, S. Gardner, C. Piclu-ite, W. Pong, P. Dohlus, Co-captain, M. Satkauskas, Co-captain, W. Roche. G. Buzine-t, R. Murandu, D. Tllerrien. COLll'll Corniier. Coach Blackburn. ROW 3: J. Gustafson. E. 0'Connell. D. Lowe, J. Clair. R. Dowd. .l. Carlson, D. Caldwell, F. Gendron, J. Burrows. V 56 SIN C. 141115: l r1-4l llywn, ll:-unix Whitney, john llurrows, Nike Saltkzlllslius, llLlV1ll f ilflw-ll. fi1'Ul,2 lllllll1l'l, ,lolln illuir, llaivirl 'lllll'lLIl4'I1, Holy Sul:-k, Pnl llohlus, SCHEDULE Grafton .... . .... 6 Millbury Grafton 14 Millis Grafton O Holliston Graft mmrm . .... .... 0 Leicester Grafton ..... .... O Algonquin Grafton... L L 8 Westboro Grafton . ....... 20 Uxbridge QEEIE Q: 1-1.24 L ....... 22 .. ...... 21 111.25 1.11.32 .......26 1.146 H -' ' -'iv-if GO GR FTO Y! One. two. three. Hike! Watch outf H55 Colning Illfklllgh! I-Nxil Q fii' B ' A ' In ' -A .x,x I -. , -Q x 'Q W e ' , Q ,-1 ' , ., A f. t 12137K 15 ,nw 3, - T ' N fm 4 ' , ' 9- X X . qv.. 47' ' ' ,L -31 fax , H 'LW' sv . if v .-n 1 y A , . Q , 'ff '- I J 1 J lg A N Iriflwff txv ' 'K I . P N V V 5 ws., ' ' A, Y fn-, , .- - . ' x un V ff-4 A , 4' Q... ' ,52- . F fl. ,gy V'-Liv ,tx -a..t:YA-1 I pf - ff I- - 74' -, ' 1- - ' ' ' 1 2 Q Come un. Grafton. you can du itf I f PL . Q . x - in All the way. Mike! 4' Lf xg-G 'Y-1 4. 1.2. H-, as ' Y 'Y' Su, Q. 43 H 'Lf si I We are the ln1ii.m1 almightyf a lm' .Y N3 ,Fifi 1? flag' ' ,,... III ll rn Ill In 'mul Ill' I llll Ill lll IIANI lI1Ill ' K RCW ltft I lt :XILIIAQILIIWJI U'llrie-n. NlLlI1LlgE'I', Ht-le-n St. lt 119 Llltn Stlnln flIlLlW Burl-. 1 W1 1211119 Ann Gunnncre kathy Moroney, Judy Tripp, lliunr- Walk: w l l I ich Tattcr ll I ST ROW Barlwarl H4 pod, Bvvcrly Crowe-ll, ffatlxy ,lf-nvs. 1-o-clptnn llflln lust' v mptaln Ixwtn GIRL ' FIELD HOCKEY i SCHEDULE Grafton 1 Algonquin L Grafton G0 Uxbridge L Grafton 1 Shrewsbury Grafton 1 Millbury L G Grafton 3 W. Boylston Grafton all Nipmuc , 7, Grafton L L.r,, 1 Shrewsbury Grafton ,t.s L at tl Uxlyriclge ,L Grafton L L G G2 W. Boylston Grafton .1 Millbury tttt Grafton .5 Nipmuc fs, ff . he ' Q 1 BOYS, BASKETBALL I Q s . s . VARSITY: FRONT ROW, left to right: Steve Petruska, Mike Satkauskas, Captain Ken Grenier, Roland Maranda, Joe O'Connor BACK ROW: Manager Charles Nault, Bob Salek, Dave Levia, john Burrows, Ricliartl Holland, Dave Moore, and Coach Thoma Blackburn. Mfr W-FT LFE W xx 0,7 z IU 4 QVFTW II 'Nlfllf V,XItNl'l'Y: l ltUN'l' ROW, It-ft to right: Kenneth l'ost1-rro, Brian Lavilla nltt-r Pong, llrurf- Wright, ,farm-s Iil'l'f,Ll'llll4llfZ, llanit-I llowarfl. l U K ROW: lfrno--t Vuillztrivotirl, Mivllus-I lfilglillllf, Mark Tvlvo, Kent Svovi l lwrl lit-yvttv, Vw-.rvla llonzilvl lxlmwk. -t Ll Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton, Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton BAY Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton SCHEDULE 44 Leicester oo,o,Y,o,o, ,- 83 Webster Academy L72 No. Brookfield .,.t 81 Southbridge ,.,..,to 74 Bartlett oooooo,,,,,,,,,, 68 Uxbridge ,ot, oto.. 57 Algonquin ,oo.oo.,.. 53 Millbury ,Y,roY,,ro,,,, 7-L West Boylston ..... 61 Nipmuc oooo to ,ooo,s L, 69 Westboro , 57 Southbridge ..o.so,os 62 Uxbridge , sost,.oo, , 514 Algonquin ooooo L 56 Millbury ,L o..., so 63 West Boylston 77 Nipmuc . C ,, 53 Westboro , STATE TOURNAMENT Bl Tantasqua L, 69 Algonquin so 50 Franklin L ,K .. 52 Mat-shfi.-ld' L 56 St. Joseplfs CHAMPIONS! ll -J, uf B .4. I , :ffm ' i? - is 0 V? if LINDA .1 CHEERLEADERS GRACE SODERBERC, co-captain LINDA MAREAN, C0-Captain BONNIE NASON SHARON PAGE .IUDITH FOWLER I BONNIE NANCY PERKINS JUDITH FERRARA SANDRA PARTRIDCE RUTH MAC DUFFIE 1 S SHARON C R A C E RUTHIE SANDIE K2 I' JUDY NANCY JUDY 63 4515 M i- , V V314 , - ' A V ,Ny . ' Y ' ' g ' ' k i , -14 w ' FV ' . 1 Y A U i is I l f ,, M ' 1 qs - ii L94 h , 1 A .- ww 0 N WP GIRLS' BASKETB LL 3 is up G4rJ'prf-. 532 VARSITY TEAM: BACK ROW: Coach Tattcrsall, Melody, l-loolv. ll:'Im1ali. Lum,-. Kathleen llornricy, Jacqueline Allllllll Sandra Brown, Delmorali Wharton, Manager ,lean Carota. FRONT HOW: Xlvg Williama lillvn Stliika, so-captain, fifatliy ,lon co-captain, Cynthia Buck. JR. VARSITY: BACK ROW: S. Holland, K. Rowley, R. ,luaire-, A. CllIlIIIlQ'I'Q', UO-lf.Xl'l',XlNS: l'lllt'Il5llIll'x.1 D. Leslie, J. Vincent, B. HCIIIKTIWLIY, C. Sullivan. Nlanagm-r: ll-mch Tatu-reall. llalliy ,lon--N FRONT ROW: E. Wood, 5. Piclictte, J. Hcnault, K. Kaarnain, M. Rawls-y. 4IHlUfll: Xliw.l.mi4-.- 'll.ittvrN.1ll SCHEDULE Grafton 32 Algonquin .nn. Grafton 33 Millbury G ,.., , Grafton 49 West Boylston Grafton 79 Nipniuc . ...oo 3 Grafton 39 Westboro . Grafton 32 Uxbridge ,,tr Grafton lil! Algonquin Grafton Grafton Grafton Grafton 32 437 Millbury to 55 West Boylston 52 Westboro eoe, Nlpmuc ,G ,eee so At the encl of the current has- ketlmll season. llie Girls Varsity Basketball 'llL'i1lll ranked first among 0 sr-howls with a record of 11 wins and l loss. Ltlllslfillllli!ll0IlS. girls, for a season well played. QQXE rw I my 1 ff' f 1 y' N L X! Hmm JJ, ff,-529 fem L Cf? 67 ...N H if ,X M T fy XE ... ,gf 9 1 ........... co T f M T l I NH K, N, V AIM! 4 I, ,I 4 1 0 Q Nj X if ' f X VI 2 1 I A! 2' ' f 1? i X JW I ll L x arf! fx, Q I WJ X N , 8:00 Confusion. Bells ringing rushing. friendly laughing voices. l ... he students greetings, K, crowded corridors, books dropping, papers flying, banging doors, silence, at last. Thus our school day begins. H -...Qu I -4. ' ad, Q. i Q. Q N 'P W-,S , 5 I 3 md! B 41 ...Dw- Our fine business course! . . Ding! times up. P.O.D., a Seniorls biggest problem . . . leftist or right- ist? -C is 'T:,,:!s1A-... 75 The mad rush to Class . .. Detention for being late? But 3 minutes isnit enough time to get llere from the other building . . . Room 33. Humility is good for the soulf, F' E V it , T ww-at 'il CQ FR at I Lunch time? Sounds more like an ele Jhant feedinv I I o I ground. Good food served by a good-natured Crew. Q' X if G-1+-...-....... N x K 1 -V 'AX V 70 A haven for thirsty teach- ers. So? Peanut butter always sticks to the roof of your mouth. sg ,Vai oublie faire mes cle- voirs, Mlle Droney. How about a little more gunpowcler? ,fl I X flvmi almel 110 leisl . . what is Mrs. lfitz male er girls flu IIOW? Dan exenfises. 1'-an-.. Moments In remember drifting. dreaming. dining and fianeing Q ml! CGI night Could have danced all 77 S B What can be more breath- taking than a tied score with only a minute left in the game? A foul shot with sec- oncls to go. a smooth. skill- ful goal. or a thrilling vic- tory over a traditional foe by only one point are all mo- Skill. sacrifice and hard ments to he remembered. Work win trophies. We shall never forget our exciting football games and the joy of cheering as loud as our lungs would permit. 'QI Sy: Vx fn . 'INV' q f ,wh W:-l i Dear Mrs. Brown. every- hodyis mother-full of ad- vice and helpful Criticism . . . the health unit-our refuge from the stormy blast of knowledge. 1 W Q E F I j as 1 . As our high school days draw to a Close, we are left only with these our mem- ories. Thy name Weill eherish all our lives . . . for our roots are deeply planted here. tl l t' ' te, l f .- ll'l..l? 'l '. i V l U.-'IO V 21' Q' ' t t t i9 32 1 f ,ij lx 118 45' l ' A v 74 .v , . 4 , , A t - -.x , M . 14 , , ,I 1,-,5g.w,'w . ,--w ' ., g ' If 'vlflwgvfx f t 5 - 11. 'i H Aufuxfr, ,Y A A Af I ' ' , 1 'lf 1' xt! ix ! ,jf 'fl M ' M , zz f J i K 'V' 1 1 Q 1 V . 7,1 ' X If, - X X X' il ! 'ill X471 X 4,7 - I f W - X X JV. If f l f A I ,X f Q X x W ff f f i f - 'f x ' X X4 l ' , 1 XX - xxflfjl, l l X f I XX Q X XX V, Vi Y, ,I t YV' ,ff A fl 1 XXX 'XR Yilblfk jx X if , . 'Wx 'N 'jjj 'Ml ' NNE X Xfi' X WN- Q ff , Z' i ik- '- 'I I Y J Qi:?:Qi-N i k X ' x Q 55 A ' f r ' ' ' f .- 1 ' X K r Sxiwlg J.l.:' f Lf ' X H an ., ,fW jf!!! ,f f Q - , l , if ' N I I I 'J ,il ' f 1, 'I F 7 NN 1 J -Lg' , Y' lf ' I I 'I 4 y . 'gb If--r in 4 1 l ' - f , QQ ' W! K 4 LEU, - ' 1 f 1 -- Y I I y I F f X X6 wfm I J , n H' x I ' I f' I, 'T-vw M' 'J' ,K 01' P-'ig Rsumf , Xi,-L I fgfi W illmi. f Y 'A 1' 1' lffz g Y g +1- 75 Complimen+s of Complimen+s of DANIELSON BROS. GREENHOUSE FlNN's PHARMACY Compliments of GRAFTGN C0-OPERATIVE BANK Compliments of CENTER GARAGE NORTH GRAFTON 1 I E Complimenfs of DR. JACOBS GENERAL STORE S00 GI-qffgn So. Graffon Compliments of GRAFTON PHARMACY D. J. ROSSETTI, B.S., Reg. Pharm. S. C. LEROY, B.S., Reg. Pharm. Town Hall Bldg. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST Cenfral Sq. Graflon, Mass. Tel. 839-3922 NORTH GRAFTON PAINT 81 HARDWARE as No. MAIN sr. of No. Graf'ron,Mass. KLONDIKE INN Complimenls TEL. NORM VE 9-2488 PERRAULT UN 5-4478 RUSSELL'S FLOWER SHOP 6 Canal S'rree+ Millbury, Mass. ADAM 81 YETMAN Where a Telephone Call is a Personal SeIec+ion Compliments of HICKEY LEATHER CO. Dorolhy R d 13 an Grace Soderberg Pafricia Proclo his Buclc Ellen Sfhilra Kennerh Danielson 77 4 U WJQ gm c'iiiliiiiiif Ready Mixed Concreie Washed Sand and Gravel E. L. DAUPHINAIS, Dorofhy R d an I WORCESTER, MASS. A-A NATALlE's HILLTOP ichniewicz WARREN'S TV 'A i' 235 Main Sfreef 9' Maple Sifeei' M A , J So. Graf+on SO- Graf+0n VE 9-2426 VE 9'997' Dancing Fri. and Sai. Pizzas 99c Cindy Buck GUARANTY BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY Grafton Kaiiiy O'Connor 78 GRAFTON SHOPPER'S MART Aubuchon Hardware Jonell's Apparel Shop College Circle Pharmacy Patrician Hairstylists Leo Fanti's Restaurant Hode's 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 Bertand's Package Store 3 Wafer Services and Mains Insfalled and Repaired. Hospoo CONSTRUCTION if ,-, 465 Providence Road, Sourh Graffon, Mass. Norman Vi ean+ 1, 9 Tel. Grafton VE 9-2321 VE --I. T R ex , I A 5 4 , ' , GA.. NUTRITIOUS M' Q 1 DAIRY PRODUCTS N David Adams 41, Hr x v X 'mgqrh ' ,V ,' ' There is a Difference' I v Try Them I RIVERSIDE FARM T Grafton VErnon 9-2035 1 Judy Tripp C h J .ng 1 COMPLIMENTS it 13 Q 1 '30 ' WHlTERELL'S Barbara M lr 7 80 LAKE K81T PACKAGE STORE RIPPLE 93 Main S+ree+ So. Graffon, Mass. Q IIy Liquors and Wines Wofcesief Sfeei- G ass. THE WING INSURANCE AGENCY GraHon, MassacI1useH's SUMNER S. CROWELL Compliments of GLENN AND LUCY NICHOLS CompIimen'Is I LARRY'S PAUL'S PRODUCE SERVICE Lag Igpple- STATION VE 9-95: I ATLAS TEN PINS M AQLWR FASHION AND FABRIC EAST DOUGLAS MASS. DEORSY COLLETTE SERWCE STAUON FURNITURE a. APPLIANCES Sourh Grafron SO- G 'aH'0 ' VE 9-2635 DAN I ELSON-MOREY FLOWERS BuTEAu's Esso sTATloN 660 Mann S'l'ree+ Shrewsbury, Mass. Nodh Gramqon Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere VI 4-48ll R HODE'S SUPER MARKET North Grafton Roberf Salek Via- ancira S Labrie L x .I 1 1.6 ff - f Linda M dfein rf Dav I Ei El I , ' I id Adams Mar Croicau 84 Compliments of FARNUMSVILLE PLASTICS INC. BICKN ELL ALLYN'S MOTHER LUMBER COMPANY AND II7 Worces+er S'I'ree+ GraHon' Mass' NorH'1 Graffon, Mass. EST. l882 VE 9-4436 Complimenfs of CompIimen+s of HOWARD JoHNsoN's WEBBER FUE'-5' 'NC R+. l40 GraHon, Mass. Grafwn' Mass' Cafering 'ro Banqueis and Par+ies Compliments of THE JUNICR CLASS r Sfanley E . . IE CURE'S KITE's RESTAURANT coLoNlAL House I ' N I ' , So. Graffon Ken Grenier 5 s J ff I V I N , I -14 P QB . . ,h kv: 5 'I ' v , . , 0 ' I I ,- I 2' Marie Dunbar I I I -J Norma TroHier I I x I I- gi X Vs I 4 86 Furni'rure and Rugs No. Graf'Ion VE 9-3722 Compliments of J. J. O'DONNELL WOOLENS, INC. So. Graf+on, Ma S DAN'S RADIO 81 T.V. Soufh Graffon PREST-WH EEL INC. So. GrafI'on Oxford, Mass. BUGGY WH'P cAnRIN'S TV S APPL. So. Graffon So. Graffon Z Paul DiPila'ro QL C. Bu B. Crowell K. Kelley M. ppezullb Pk 11 ,K Frances O I. pallra N.. 3 21 1 l ,. if l ,yyfy ' 'my . . J Z , WILLETTE BROS: SMART SPECIALTY SHOP No. Graflon No. Graf+on MR. AND MRS. WASHINGTON MILLS RQBERT RONEY ABRASIVE co. No, G,,aHo,, OPEN DAILY VE 94I57 Evenings by App + + CCLLETTE CARLENE MOTCRSI 'NC HAIR STYLISTS Specialisfs in Color 6, 50- Gfaffon MRS. GARNET COREY ' I28 Upfon Rd. Graf+on r h Knowlfon 87 ii J' ,i Vi I Wl'1i'rney 3 1 'rn 0 ' Timoihy Cunningham ,, 373 i , :F Linda Marean 5! i Cl L Larry u E Legassey Joe Bnbowifch y 88 l. Compliments of the FRESHMAN CLASS Compliments of the SOPHOMGRE CLASS Col. and Mrs. Charles D. Bourcier Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Blanche Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cro+eau's John Burrows William Buzzell F. B. Carlson Alan Crowell S. S. Davenpori' Paul Dohlus Joseph Glailci Grenier Lawrence Labrie PATRONS Mrs. Dorofhy Legassay The Leofan+i Family Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Nichols Mrs. Francis W. Opaflca Mrs. Slanley Cpallca Mrs. Wal+er Pollinger Henry and S+a+ia Sareauli' Mr. and Mr. and BEN EFACTORS Pefer Babowifch George Bazinef B. J. Bean Joseph Belcamino John E. Cahill Sr. Alber+ Cardoza Ralph Cardoza Charles Craugham Mr. and Mrs. Aron Danielson Doane's Service S+a+ion Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fleming Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Fonlaine Mr. and Mrs. Fowler A Friend Ronald Gosselin Mr. Roger Gross Pai' Kelley and Lee Knowl+on Dr. G. E. Lannigan Mr. and Mr. and Member Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ernesi' La pierre William Marean Mrs. Adam Sa'rlcauslcas Mrs. Mor+on Smi+h Mr. and Mrs Donald Nevers Sr. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Novia Mr. and Mrs Roberf J. Pellilier Mr. and Mrs Joseph Powers Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Riggs Jr. Mr. and Mrs S. J. Salelc Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Simmons Mr. and Mrs M. J. Sfhilca Mr. and Mrs Wal+er J. Such of 'Phe Class of I960 Mrs. Ralph A. Michniewicz r David Therrien Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Deschene Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dyson A Friend BeHe Williams Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Clayfon Holland Sr. Mr. Henry Houle Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Knowlion Mr. and Mrs. Lebel Mr. Arfhur H. Marando and Family PraH's Corner Sfore Mrs. An'I'oineHe Pye Mr. James D. Pye Mr. and Mrs. Parker Williams Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. AbboH' Abigale and Elvira Mr. and Mrs. Ernesl' Adams Mr. and Mrs. John W. Adams Mrs. Leo Allain Mrs. Alfred Allen Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John Angel Arlene and Bobby Mr. and Mrs. George Aubuchon Mr. Mr. Mrs. Marion Babowifch and Mrs. Walfer Baran Sophie Baranowski Mr. and Mrs Roberi' Barnard Mr. and Mrs Francis BarreH' Mr. and Mrs Raymond Beauchesne Mr. and Mrs Louis Beauregard Mr. and Mrs. Belliveau Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benoii' Be'H'y and Roy BeHy, Bob, John and Ed Bev and Bill Bob Judy Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Ar+hur Bradish Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Anna Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Bradley and Mrs. Bovier Miaurice W. Buck and Mrs. Ralph Burke and Mrs. John Caldwell Mary Campolifo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capezzu'l'o Mr. and Mrs. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Casale Nancy Casey The Channel Draggers Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Charbonneau Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clapp Holly Clark Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Philip Confois Florence Co+e Pearl Cofe and Heafher Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Coie James Courrney Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Cove Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cowenhoven and Mrs. Roberi' Crofeau Arlene E. Cunningham- Gary V. Cunningham Timofhy W. Cunningham Vivian H. Cunningham Arfhur Daignaulf Floyd Danielson SUBSCRIBERS and Familv The Darche Family Mr. and Mrs. Alberi Dauphinais Mr. and Mrs. Emile Dauphinais and Mrs. Ellis Day Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Day Dickie and Sukie Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doherfy Donna Lee and Joe Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Donohue Mr. and Mrs Joseph Down Mr. and Mrs John Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Duffy and Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Mr. and Mrs Lillian Eaion Mr. and Mrs Alberf Ecross E+hel and Karen Margie Falco and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Bronson H. Fargo Depufy Barney Fife Mr. and Mrs. Rosario Filosa Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fleming Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Flynn Dennis Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Ernesi' Fonfaine Theresa Fonfaine Francois Frank and Norma Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A Friend A Friend FredeHe Sfanley Gardzina Roland Girouard Mr. and Mrs. Goodnow Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Gosselin Francis Gosselin Oliver Gosselin Charles Grenier Melvin Grenier and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Grynkiewicz Aurelle Heger Mariha G. Heins The Five Helligan's Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holding Lillian Holding Clayion Holland Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holland Family Marshall Holland, Raymond Grenier, and Gary Fleming Mr. and Mrs. William Hospod and Family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hudson Huckleberry Hound Mr and Mrs James Jerraro Alberf Jodoln Henry Johnson Mr and Mrs George Johnsfone Jonells Apparel Shop Mr and Mrs Alfon R Jones Mr and Mrs Wulllam A Jones Wllllam Jones Barbara Juanre Carole Jualre Mr and Mrs Russell Juaure Judy and Jam Mr and Mrs Wllluam Kennedy Sand: Kung Mr and Mrs Zlgmonf Knapuk Mr and Mrs John Kreel Mr and Mrs Sfanley Krula Mrs Margaref Kuclc Judy Labrue and Mrs Ernesf LaBlanc Mrs Margaref LaFlamme and Mrs Wrlluam LaForce and Mrs Wnlllam Lahalr and Mrs John Leonard and Mrs P Lowell Lucy Brown and Buclceroo Mr and Mrs Donald Lussler Mr and Mrs Chef Lysulc Mr and Mrs Crompfon MacDuffle Maddy and Dave Mag and Bebe Marcna and Marshall Lmda Marean and Bob Salek Marne and Jack Marnlean and Gary Mr and Mrs Archie Merrnll Mr and Mrs Pafrlclc Mullen Mr and Mrs Edward Monmslcl Joanne and Nancy Momnslu Mr and Mrs Salvadore Morelln Offucer Francus Muldoon Daniel Murphy Mr and Mrs Joseph E Nalemy Norma and Jeff Kafhy OConnor and Terry Falco Henry J OConnor and Mrs Joseph OConnor oe OConnor and Janne Johnson a and Rlonme a Procfor and John Bucknell and Mrs Joseph Pofaslu r Mrs Amanda Poffle Anfhony P Profo Mr and Mrs Joseph Pufrus Mrs Lea Rand Mr and Mrs Ernesl' Richard Mr and Mrs Norman Richard Mr Alfred D Ruggs Sr Jeffery Rlggs Mr and Mrs Wnlluam Rowley Rufhle Sally and Tom Sandy Labrle and Den Connor Mr and Mrs Sampson Lllllan ScoH' Mr and Mrs Paf Serra Mr and Mrs Earl Sheehan Rose Slmoneau Slap and Sue Mr and Mrs Armond Sf Germam Mr and Mrs Randolph Sfldsen Lynda Sfldsen and Ray Grenner Mlchelma Such Mrs Florence Sulluvan Mr and Mrs Herberf Therruen Tom Cai' Officer Gunfher Toody Mr and Mrs Armand Troffner Donna and Dave Turner The Union Congregahonal Church Mr and Mrs Henry Vessella Mr and Mrs Clarence Vrgeanf Mr and Mrs Elean Vugeanf Joyce Vageanl' Mr and Mrs Norman Vlgeanf Mr and Mrs Arfhur Wafers Mr and Mrs Arfhur Wesferlund Carol Ann Wesferlmd Mrs Richard Whufney and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Yoga Bear Mr and Mrs Bea Zemafns James Woodburn Allen Worden James Woffen and Famnly Edward Wyand Anfhony Zanauslcas The Class of l962 Washes fo Thanlc All Those Who So Generously Confrubufed Mr. . I . n Mr. . ' ' - . . Mr. . ' ' ' - - Mr. . . Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lowe . Mr. . . - - I 0 ' ' Mr. . 0 , ' ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' , , ' Mr. . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' J I o P f ' P 1' ' Mr. . ' ' , AUTOGRAPHS s E 2 2 E -i E '2 1'? i I . I K H 1 1 I I 3 5 r 94 Wh ww. -4 . S'l wi Pu 'nf- 1 'E Q E f 2 i E G 5 1 , 1 it 1 I I I fl q fi BAY STATE BASKETBALL CH MPIONS!! Buy State BL1Skf?IlJLlHT0ll1'IlLlll16Ill' -'Class C Cltgtllmpiom V I - 1 - . v . 3 U ' V . v . 'I ' V A I, . , H 1 P ,J f , ' t X R ft. I XY I it We'xe gut tllc best team! The rum! 1-xt-iting of tht- SPLIQUIIT BA EBALL I Eff . if-lj' - 1,,.' W J' H -Ugg! Cv. I v 1 ,g?1l'JQ,,-iggfousi JY E kan? -..U ' HY J P .... . Q V nr 1' ,ii .V 54 1 X MPH-EB, - i x L I . 43 , X I1 1 if ova .Ji 1 . Su-T04, r ARM-iol' .7111 4 .JRKEFT 'X Q fjfm 'gfzfgw -gr Q. ,uzij 4-L ,A N N12 12 COHCII Bl3CkbLll4I'l., Puliirlger. WCDC. D. Nifmre, D, Zanuuskas, Nlaranda, Lacilla, Deyette, Assistant Coach-Klocek. ROW 2: K. Nicalek, R. Holland. Captain M. Satkauskas, J. Burrows, K. Crenier, B. Wright, J. Murphy. ROW 3: K. Krulu, J. Jalbert, T. Collins, J. Merrick, E. Kazarian, R. Dame, R. Gemma. X . . 4. N nj f ix 4 U A -rift . K W , . A M t QQ su xy ' Y N.-x ' H'-v-u--A Nr Ii, N ,rj . ' 4 If 1 .. -1 fn 4 if -. , . W, '- , , A f:4.g:m.f J Q. ga g, A... 7- 5 f N . JZ i . ft i n k 1 ' ' ff:f.,7.i.- if .. 3 ',' 9 ws. v. - .3 r A J .gg ,V egg ':,., .- .V X C gl' 1 , 35 - if 'M . 5 ,jf 4Mg..f3' gf ,Hwy Q.g'j, 'f ,n,.igi5',gi 'f f .'.'ff?24m K. .s ' , gif '4 Aviv' t t 5 xi :ti ff, YU, r'f'gf4?'.--.s'if - .-.1 4 Q .f, .-'fvfrh P in -v:i-UiJP'-fB- ,WH 2' -AW-K ,f zf 5f',:tif 1 if if X5 v1.1 wlti Y gf .1 I V , V'.2.? l, 6'-,,,,4 H- ,slr ' ,Jv2iy.',? ,fn Y: r1'fi?b'4. 1' rs 255' 1,31 , .kr -,ey gi. A- if ?'.-I' J LW? ff' .ft -f pa ff w..'f,f':Mf4 . fam .trans J - 'QL.n3fz'fFf.'.- f Wifi ff ww., F- 1 0 .f.f,fQ,',.-13259949155 191.91 L'-'wHViiih'.3,. ,-3fWL.L it-niurs . . RICH HOLLAND MIKE S.X'I'K.1XUSKAS KEN CRENIER JOHN BURROWS , xfqgsgsgef 1? Y it .5 'ut 1 f 1' x .pxw ,, - Q .,.,44.J ' .,tw1nf'i,tOn4Ac hifi? I r 3 . . , F.. .- , . ff' f ' ,..x 1 sn y. l'2 -1.2 N, V-, tt, 5' Q..--gf.-.f,QF?..lwf7fe'2nawf .f-ifa' 4... 1 . - 'r ' I H ffl.'f.j-,,f.,. 'H' ',,,f,'f,.,1Y 'w+:5'f l:'eAQ Q in ' an-1' ,-..n'fl..-. .5 ' , V ' . is' uw ' ' '- . .- 'M '-' -Ms, .um - .wtfffi 2' 9 OFTB LL 9 Q. 9 , vw , - -sf it Q lo 51 -5' 2 ' 5 ' W ! i'n v - . L Q O X . -v H will ' , ' V . 1 K ml A 'kt V? l fu f . ...ir ' ,Q . 4 5 A yy .?.....14!E..- ' .Sf l A k I. ,P A -it ' 'J' 1 Y' C.: 'L 5' 4 if F 5' 4 x wi' +5 ,fo 'v ' ,, S - 14 '41 ,,I. ROW 1: K. Rowley, S. Biscornet, S. Pichette, A. Cummere, J. Ahlquist, J. llongeuu. ROW 2: D. Conti, Co-captain-D. Lowe, M. Pollinger, Co-Captain-C. Jones, M. Williams, C. Buck, K. lloroney. ROW 3: J. Henault. M. Foote, C. Harrington. C. Wilson, Nl. Lanyon. Coach Derie. if-5. N ci as W.. an A If -, .fx , , ' W '-.Q-iw' 'H , Q' :gy 3 '- , , h .,.p7,3 4 . w -. ,U .9 , . 1, 6' 5,-qu fs., 'ai X ' I 1 , A 1 y u . 'cz ...L, ' ' W .4 ' mv 'land f R . 4 ,'-Nui. - tn J, r Q , 5 L ,. , ..N ...ly . , V- A X 1 ,.,. A Q 'L ki T-R11 be 9 .V Y-1:93. V 1W ', ., , .... . . ! '- fum: . ,f 1 4 'H .4 - , - L - wf . , x ' f ?? 'T4fQ. 1511-P1 1 W CF! N ' -?-.1.N'l' 'J -,.. '51'4-v 1 .'T ':l5 .:f '-Q56 -'-V . ...yy - .- Y lk T - lI'1 . ff' ,Tru ' -J v . ' - b .1 13,355 . 4- A J it-Qf '5,g',s3 4. L Sift , 5 SENIORS: Mary Pollinger, Meg Williams, Cynthia Buck, Cathy Jones, Faye Holding. 4-11-- .-... Q , -.rw 'viii .JA 1. . H- N ,, - ,f'4s..,.-. 3-, ...-5 , ., .-.,., -5- ' . 'f .......L. ,,,,.. a f I TRACK QMW'0 ' Mb QW'wffQ?Qf :w?Q' 'QM' Ev . ,sz 'fW'7'ol 'EFQQL yd' ROW 1: D. Levia, G. Fleming, D. Alaknski, W. Pong, J. Clair. W. Montville. ROW 2. D. Lowe, D. Kenney, R. Mil-lmiewicz, C. Phelon, W. Zim-mba. E. Lelwl. ROW 3: Cnacli Francis St. Denis. E. Lemaire, C0-captain R. Salek, C0-captain P. Dolllus, R. Cuudetle. Seniors . . . JOHN CLAIR ROBERT SALEK PATRICK DOHLUS cl . x ' X 1-' J if Ji' , 1 N , fl -G V, Q1 1, ,L , 1 , , X - I if x xx, fit' H , 1 V Q 'QQ 4 :ff if W 'Y .M , 2 , If N' fm .Qwgf gl 'fy , Sn W x ,s , . 5.5-9- ,fix LI.. as I 1 S 455: 5, -- 2 ,. mu I 1 in., if mi X Q-ff: ff? H1171- O lbbkffiiml 4. 0-5.Kl-sf' elf' P ' s +-I i l 3. F 1 i 1 5 'c cgfranyers on 156 650149 . fi Q Nl .. ., 2 Q51 CC 77 fi, I 4 T, 1' 1 fi i i--' if t K ,A,lA -11 T , 3' ' T Mr. Leugn on, Clues ad- gi Yi'UI'. I!'l'4'iNl'N ilis gift, .. 'ff .f W2 Ii'l Mr. Schlosser accepts the yearbook dedication. The highlight of the evening-the yearbooks are distributed. SY ,,f'Q XQ' I li Thi- Xdtiontll Honor Sm' lcly iwciwx gold Itl'Ft,'i for guuhigilxoii. Mika' Nmllxgiilxkm xffttlu tilt: .lliliulimj Llwdfki. f E 2 u 1 '1 I l ! graoizafzbn On June U the eighty-three mein- In-rs of the Class of 1962 were graduated from Grafton High Sf-linnl. The graduates proudly l Wt'2lI'iIlQ the green and white were pre-sentecl diploinas by Mr. Wil- l liznn Whipple. Chairman of the l Svlnml Connnittee. l Wie the Class of 1002 shall never l forget this. our proudest and final l moment as students of Grafton l i High Sclmnl. l 1 Thy name well cherwh all our lives , 1 s 5 J ...A I Dr. Hawkes utldrefscs the Claw of 1962 Vuledicforian-Linda Marean Class Presizlenl Sulututorian Rivhurd Holland Robert Wiik Ivy. , , ll ln- 1.-:nfnl l4'l't'I!ll4bll lin:-. Thi- lh-vt-ssiuxiarl li-d hy xIill'Nllill Douglas Lowe. wb 3 f V