Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1965 volume:

, Y 1 1lf .f ' -. 1 f - - 1 I . VL u xy 1 , -s . . 4 4x r' : - , h , , -,f x' . . . I Q I, 1 A WJ., su' Ad.r..Ex. -1l..l I JELL - ........ ,-. .,.-. ........--l.. . ,. .....,...11..,.,.......---...1.-...Q-n. - The woods are lovely, clark, and deep But 'I have promises To keep, And miles To go before I sleep . . ' K S111-t-W s- .Ki U, C 1. f 4- -ff'l?': I r f Y rr , Table of Contents 4 . 35 Q- x J' Q w 1 1 K H 'ff' 5. QMS? ' liw 1521 f 5 ' - M- -L, 'ut , ,NJ .V 9 up-5 1 . ,, Forewo rd e the ctass ot X965 r us, And tn a whtte vv tdtgh. For those atte thts book, Gratton e dav at red teave ' orne tutur have captu gtancrng s ehovv to ' Other than we hope sona ur sotrtt and vnernorres. nothtng. Every ounce e have O C60 teave ertence vv ded that we ot tcnovvtedge and exp gatned, and then sorne, vvttt be nee to achteve tn a vvortd that rnuch rnore advanced than a vear ago. NNe, hovv- ttdent. Above and bevond ' t r ttte, we ever, are con ate oreoaratron o ' nd deterrntna- our adequ the tatth a and count- are backed bv arents, teachers, t thetr att tnto tton ot our o have ou vve otter thers, who To thern ovve tess o the best. thern we rnatctng us est gratttude. To our deep uccess. OUI' tuture s T? ' ,y I V. Dedication It is impossible to express the gratitude we, the Class ot l965, feel toward you Throughout our high school career you have often demonstrated qualities of wis dom, guidance, and patience. Your sincere and devoted interest has been a key tac tor in establishing the success of our class. Therefore, in warm appreciation, we, the Class of l965, dedicate this yearbook the Compass, to you, MR. MERRILL J. DUSSAULT. 5' Sta ,1.- f 'l'lw 11 , .7'i' l ' 1' l . 's t - ' xl, it lil r A v . A 6. n .. ' ' V A1 4 . 1 , f l V ' f 4 g, j . ! g . . s .. a. R . 1 -g ': Q7 V, -. f ' 1 X is 'jf , .- ' ' g, V. ' 2 t x 1 X f f Q ,Q Administration ,A I if ' 1 ,. t DR. HARRY Y. HILYARD if 'IKM N Superintendent of Schools f,,45'f . I , 'fy' AKW l gubtig ' - - ,t K L A 'V Q ffg-ff . W f ' iiii me A A f Y ' 1 1' ' ' ' A A 71 A - 4, M .,-f12fe.ffff.Xm 'ri:.2'xlrf-pa :tina 4 I MR. HAROLD A. ANDREWS Supervisor of Secondary Education Guidance MR. WALDREN P. LOJKO Principal MR. DAVID J. TOBIN Guidance Counselor E gag , Mes . I5 Prindpa GRAHON MEMORIAL GW 'mem r mgmaq rio. IGPIQJNVYNDIHV SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 4rroM h4sS4chus47-rs IYALDHEN A Loma 'Rlkcll'-QL Dear Graduates, You have corpfeted another step in your formal e-iucation. Many of you will -yo on mth addz tlonal education in school Mnlle others zvlll learn from education ll? the world. In either case. both groups will test what has been :aught at Grafton Senlor Hlglr School. We hope that the lessons you have learned will be reflected ln a positive attitude toward your encounters, lnstead of the negative approach wizzch IS so cofrlnon today. ive hope that you wlll have falth and courage to stand for the good and values you have learned. We hope that Y one-z-yy to be productive and the ima different, and not the carbon c surround you. Yours 13 tr' ' sacrifice, a you are you sigh' fou h . gina CP? ' .sly nfl t ' pre car oe' .lflSC' ave the tlcn to be -ff the fad a world of rzumpb. C pared to me , make our tter place s '-1' t adv t -rat' I7 tel' COW' to l C best - ,a ef: ure, progress, to High School hopes these challenges so that munzty and our world a much lve ln. onqratulatlons to you on your .yzjaduaticn and 1-ashes For many future successes. Sxncere-ly. Ja, A' MR. JOHN P. CAPUANO B.S., M.Ed. Fitchburg State Worcester State Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts MR. LAVAL P. PROVENCHER B.A., M.A.T. Assumption Col- lege Latin I, II, Ill Modern Euro- pean History 'b' S., MRS. DOROTHY D. GRAHAM A.B. Boston University English, Advanced Literature, Journalism Th ' if -'ln-ll ' . MISS PHYLLIS COLE 5 B.A. L Colby, Columbia, Clark, 'Ai-I, 7, Oxford Librarian -,- l l , gp sf If-11 X , ' ,Qfig -f 'ff ,'zR : '17-,.. ' ' 'JI fx ' ' - 'g ,.. .e - W--.:e,i .1. ' ' 'E ,J aw' 71 - -K ini.. f ' fl 'fs fl 'filfwif , MISS DOROTHY DRONEY A.B., M.Ed. Boston University French III, IV Spanish l, ll, Ill 'il'- MR. WALTER ZAKREWSKI JR. A.A., B.A., M.S. Clark University, Worcester Tech. Chemistry, Biology e . Q- 1, sl-d Facult MRS. GLADYS G. TEMPLE Becker College Stenography, Transcription, Typing : 1.4 -. B.S., M.Ed. MR. RICHARD EGSEGIAN University of Massachu- MR. MERRILL DUSSAULT B.S., M.Ed. College Geometry setts, Worcester State General Math ll, Holy Cross, Worcester State College Economics, Problems of Democracy, World Geography MR. RICHARD ENGVALL s.s., M.Ed. North Dakota State, Worcester State, Framingham State Senior Math, Algebra, Mechanical Drawing niig, University of Michigan, Assump- tion College, Braille University, ui , f f T. .' ' ,ff '2'r-T256 tg ,Q-1 . . 1' , ,.7 1- .. ,. t J- in . Q MISS MARY T. MINER B.A., M.Ed. Worcester State Boston College English III, Advanced Literature - -c e .rn-if ' .fa V , MA.,-,,,.4 .,,. I--.. J..x.1t..n..rvux MR. ROBERT LANDRY B.Ed., M.Ed. Plymouth State College U.S. History, Problems of De- mocracy, Modern European His- tory .nan-mn . r un-m..uc-rugl,amu...14u.A.fn.ux41vx.nxa.A1:-.Bali-ln, ng -meh-Alta aulinllfm.. ' MRS. BEATRICE WOOD MRS. EDITH W. MR. FRED M. ORKIESKI B.S. Mus., M. Mus. Penn State University, New England Conservatory Music JOHNSON University of Massachu- setts University of Texas, Home Economics, Con- Trinity University sumer Business English ll, Humanities Jqfi. 'E MISS RUTH GORDON Burdett College Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Typing MR. KENNETH A. WHEELER B.A., M.S. St. Anselm's, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Physics, Biology MRS. BEVERLY FERRARA B.A. Alfred University, University of Birmingham, Eng. English MRS. JEAN de CASTRO B.S., M.A. Boston College, University of Connecticut U.S. History, World History MR. THOMAS E. MR. DONALD W. DODD BLACKBURN B.F.A. A.B., M.Ed. Massachusetts College of Duke University, Art Worcester State College Art Physical Education, Athletic Director X MR. RAYMOND LeMAY a.s. University of Massachusetts ' Review Math, -'S Business Organiza tion, Physical Science, Driver Training MISS JUDITH DECKER B.S. Springfield College Girls' Physical Education f . - u '- .LI - ,.-'l V. ...V 1 . ,nf L: .'i.lJ- .r-1 'vQ:lA'x4..r..p -1 -TX. My fi' 'ii-'YAQIA I 965 Compass Staff -gag.-x.:r tc.-gnazmxzzaaf-.rs,.1.4r1..l1 BUSINESS STAFF LITERARY STAFF Ruth Kowski Susan Bonin Eleanor Copper John Warwick Edwin Lebel Larry Boutiette Leonard Buck Linda Gosselin Sheila D'Attorro John Jordan Edward Kazarian David Clapp Susan Boucher Susan Goddard Bonnie Pharnes Susan Pichette Paul Wilson Mark Tebo John Nadeau Gloria Bernier Anne Woodburn Bette Daniels Tonya Benoit Katheleen Rowley Bea Cirrito Carla Nettelbladt Linda Woodward Judy Henault Andrea Akstin Paula Christensen Maryanne Rawinski Linda Durant ART STAFF James Moran Clint Ferrara Evelyn Guillette Paula Ustin Jean Doerr Pamela Crooker Martha Peterson TYPISTS Nancy Girouard Barbara Juaire Arlene Dunbar Sandra Erickson Elaine Vigeant 4 m A ,ZZ P I I COHPRSS NNN 'H Xl GRA fl!! ff FTON SR HIGH SCNOOL CHAIRMEN Art-James Moran Business-Ruth Kowski Literary-Gloria Bernier CO-EDITORS ADVISOR' Miss Mary Miner Ruth MafDUffie Donna Cardoza SENXUES .ff li Senior Class Officers President: Judith Henault Vice President: Leonard Buck Secretary: Evelyn Guillelle Treasurer: Elaine Vigeant l l i 1 i l i fl x i i l i i l 3 i 1 i i 1 l l l i , J .-....l..4.- l t11rm1q-- ....- .- ..-.- . V-Y Wus5ef50fUa1'0f570Q122s Live while you mayg Tomorrow may never come. Russ . . . and all the King's men . . . mischievous . . . impish grin ' ' ll . . . tease . . . lust love those blue eyes . . . Junior Co ege. L7 0512 Zernarof jnyef Men of few words are often the best of men. John . . . great white hunter . . . quiet by nature . . . unruffled dis- position . . . reserved . . . work. Chess Club l. Th- ,ai- 5712 06460 .712 ion effe ffsfzh Her thoughts and her actions are her own. Andy . . . quiet exterior . . . agreeable . . . What's our Latin home- work? . . . a friendly word for everyone . . . I'd rather blush than turn pale . . . Business College. 1965 Compass staff 45 Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2g French Club l, 25 Class Committee 25 Future Teachers of America 1, 2. ' Lizhob ae jqfen l was a stranger and ye took me in. 54' ' Linda . . . fun loving . . . How Gross! . . . push it up to lOO! . . . talkative . . . friendly . . . Trade School. 41.-N.: i-l i 'is-'sy . i -1 1 -..,g1.xN -1- rxlu x.,X, N ill!! Ji X I,-Q, NX'-' xxx A ,1 -.1 -E xl Iv A I. gg I 1 ' A M-Mm -.sms-is,..,t,,a:a.,1.tf.:sa 1- 5'4nnay7Zga1'1e 714122 y Quiet, but missed when she isn't there. Sis . . . our history scholar . . . practiced debater off the rostrum . . . Oh! There's Dean Ruskl! . , . College. Band 1, 2, Guidance Receptionist 4. K., 5011120 gee Jqfcugue Her tace is always powdered with sunshine. 31 1 Lorna . . . neat . . . beautiful clothes . . . No doubt about it. . . . tripper . . .Sprite . . . Junior College. Student Council 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, Girl's Glee Club 2, G.H,S. Q , Handbook Committee 1. .7012 ya Wulf fzpenmf I would rather be small and shine than cast a shadow. Tiny . . . vivacious . . . sports . . . Mimi . . . sparkling . . . friendly . . . College. Class Treasurer 1, 1965 Compass Staff, Cho- E rus 1 2 3 Madri al 3 -4' Guidance Recep- f i I Q I 1 tionist A, Girls Glee Club 1, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 11, Co-captain 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Mrs, McThing 2, Science Club 2, Autumn Splendor Court 3, Queen 4, Jr. Prom Court 3, Student Exchange Committee 4, Leader- ship Seminar 4. D!!! . i 'l ' Qyorza aff JJ ernzez' Beneath the gaiety ot her laughter is a soul ot silence. ' ' Glo . . . etfervescent . , . A dance, where? . . . optimistic . . . all 1 friend should be . . . Nursing. N ll National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 11, 1965 Compass Literlai - Chairman A, Ring Committee Chairman 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Nladrigz- S' ers 111 Girl's Glee Club 1, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 11, Dramatics Club 1 ing , U Science Club 2, Brotherhood Representative 3, Sr. Ball Court 4, Leadershii Seminar 11. Q. WICAGFJLWAH tfK06e1y As prone to mischief as able to perform it. Dickie . . . Hey! What's the story? . . . golfer? . . . sax man . . physics whiz? . . .friendly smile . . . Drafting. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Ring Committee 3, Student Exchange Committee 4. Committee 3. gazzren Ce llfefaon 0 ufzeffe A quick answer is better than none at all. Larry . . . witty . . . comic relief . . . Free Style artist . . . conducts a no-hurry, no-worry program . . . friendly to all . . . College. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Class Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. csusan gauff 73012122 If I had the wings of an angel, what would I do with them? Sue . . . feminine . . . flirty . . . soft laughter . . . talkative with those she knows. . . King's Klan . . . Nursing. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Class Committee A, Junior Prom cgusan 852069115 iZOlICAQI' Be not misled by innocent appearance. Sue . . . quiet-once in a while . . . rebel infiltration . . . 1, 2, iump, shoot! , , , l just love homework. . . . College. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Girl's Basketball 3, 4, Girl's Glee Club 1, Ring Committee 3. arm my 30,12 Mischief sparkles in her eyes and her laughter never dies. Sheila . . . petite . . . red head . . . talkative . . . never a dull moment . . . mischief . . . undecided. Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4. geommf Kama, Zac! A gentle man who can talk less and say more than any man he knows. Lenny . . . motorcycle . . . Oh iungle Bun- ny! . . . dance band . . . saladman . . . i Grafton Drawl . . . College. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Class Vice President 2, 4, Student Council 4, Handbook Committee 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4, Cho- rus 2, 3, 4, Madrigal Singers 2, 3, 4, Dramat- ics Club 4, Track l, 2, 4, Student Exchange Committee 4, Sr. Ball Court 4. N... ,70512 ,77Zi1Z:'faefy30yk- Here is a true and industrious friend. J.B .... reserved . . . Pine Ridge . . . easygoing . . . good natured . . subtle smile . . . College. Baseball 2. ,bd 9012120 WHY? GGFUQZG Perfection consists of not doing extraordinary things, but in doing ordi- nary things extraordinarily well. Don . . . smile for all . . . sparkling personality . . . math whiz . . . poised . . . College. National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 3, 4, G.H.S. Handbook Committee 4, 1965 Compass Co-Editor 4, Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4, Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, GirI's Glee Club l, Class Committee 2, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Sr. Ball Court 4, Leadership Seminar 4. . D ,7OGl?I?Q QHOFFGIIZQ CIGFAOI2 Some think the world is made for fun and so do l. Joanne . . . St. V's . . . fun loving . . . S.A.C .... easy blush . . Hairdresser. Girl's Glee Club l, Junior Red Cross 4, Girl's Basketball 1. 'X fbauzbfj-4012 rzkfze A live wire never gets stepped on. Super . . . Reiect President . . . little M.G .... small but mighty . . madras . . . Where's the party? . . . College. Football 2, Track 2, 4. NW xl. Juepf gran Czfs Clarrof Music and women I cannot but give way to, whatever my business. Joey . . . P'town . . . Jordan's garage . . . l'm all for prohibition . . neat dresser . . . want to go water skiing? . . . College. rj . .f GUQ dive Cfrzbfen sen Musical training is most important, from it rhythm and harmony find their way into the soul. Paula . . . tall and fair . . . thoughtful . . . Roll over Beethoven . . . V.W .... College. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Jr. Prom Court 3, Debating 1, 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross lg Dramatics Club 25 Chorus 3, 4, Leadership Seminar 4. .,f 'ff g ., ,ylg ' w i fi l l - 3 . V11 ibn! '. i if . ,,-7. . 'tx l Zed Warze Gzkrzfo Grace in her step, heaven in her eyes. Bea . . . well liked . . . poetry in motion . . . impractical . . . you know . . . decisions, decisions . . . understanding smile . . . College. National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Debating 2, 1965 Compass Staff 4, Dramatics Club 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Committee 4, Leadership Seminar 4. fbawbf ?0f'fef' Ckpp lf any man seeks greatness, let him forget greatness, and ask for truth and he will find both. Dave . . . cultural . . . tall and dark . . . handsome . . . dramatics . . . Laugh! . . . College. Student Council 4, i965 Compass Staff 4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Dramatics I, 2, 3, Little Women l, Mrs. McThing 2, Band l, 2, Leadership Seminar 4. 2DQ6OI'd6 gee Chr! lf giggles were money l'd be rich. Debbie . . . deviltry . . . can't wait till June . . . easily excitable . . . perpetual laugh- ter . . . Work. Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4. 6?lA?dI?OI' QFGIYCQS GOPPQF A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. Ellie . . . yellow . . . nice clothes . . . energetic . . . gay . . . depend- able . . . College Chorus 4, Maiorette 2,. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, Pres- ident 3, Dramatics Club 4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Office Worker 2, 3, 4, Class Committee 4. -,....- - .f -,-1 1 r.--- -ya, 1 x','. - N-H-U, V'-N! x1tYv1.gg1iz11x:m ax ..r-ui. in-vw 1.-u - -f -- -.- - .. .,- .. .. - 3 iD0l2GfOf GAGFLS Cuosyro True happiness renders men, kind and sensible and that happiness is al- ways shared with others. ' ' Don . . . newcomer . . . tall and fair . . . Science whiz! . . . concerned . . . athletic . . . Engineering. X fpam QQ ear? Cro ofer An abridgement of all that is pleasant in a woman. Pam . . . Reely! . . . stylish . . . quiet . . . witty . . . basketball . . . College. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Committee 2, Basketball 3, 4. Geczk ygczrgara Crofeau Not too serious, not too gay, she's just right in every way. Cecile . . . sweet simplicity . . . contagious Qr-'V giggle . . . bashful . . . a friend to all . . . ' gentle . . . Hairdressing. Junior Red Cross 4. Zeffe Cozbne 3012156 After the verb 'to love', 'to help' is the most beautiful verb in the world. Bette . . . pleasant smile . . . far away romance . . . French scholar easy going . . . helping hand . . . College. 1965 Compass Staff-4, Class Committee 4- Jr Red Cross 1 2 3 4 D 1 - I I I l ra' matics 1, 2, Science Club 2, Future Teachers of America lp Leadership Seminar 4. AthIetic, witty, and dashing, some sweet heart he's always smashing. cgfezm arze CD 'glforro The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved. Sheila . . . George Beatle . . . W.P.l .... l have to brush my teeth! ...T.Bird . . . Newport. . . College. 1965 Compass Staff 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Smoke Signals editor 4, Chorus l, 2, 4, Madrigal Singers 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Mrs. McThing 2, Basketball 2, 4. lr is 5- wi Wogerf 609519179 Bob . . . athletic . . . ace . . . likes good times . . . Chug-A-Lug . . . Navy. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4. fpa frzkrzb y7fc11'1e iD1'CiafLcc1' Infinite riches in a little room Pat . . . tiny . . . infectious laugh . lover of school lunchesl . . . friendly . worthwhile to know . . . College. Jr. Prom Committee 3, Sr. Ball Committee 4, Chorus lg Jr. Red Cross l, 2, Dramatics 4. Qoegorag 7121? 100 653 One could mark her merry nature by the twinkle in her eye. Q,-fr-fldy Deb . . . lively . . . a person of many words . . . concerned . . . sociable . . undecided. Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, Girl's Chorus lg Dramatics l, Field Hockey l, 2, 3. ' - - --- r-M-raw' .r..-,- t. '-je.: n. J--- -ua. 1 K' ' -'-+1-'- iQHS1xC'G!Y'lr1.4.ux1:x:1lu'r-n. 11 w..4:-us...-in-ww L-u 1 1, g- -V .. . jean yferesa Zoerr Ever loyal ever true to the work she has to do. Jean . . . artistic . . . hard worker . . . sharp dresser . . . King's . . . College. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Jr. Prom Committee Chairman 3, Sr. Ball Commit- Q tee 4, Girl's State Representative 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, GirI's Glee Club 1, -A..-.. Madrigal Singers 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 4. lil! Wussef Ofewfon Qbrury Our life is what our thoughts make it. Russ . . . quiet . . . reserved . . . Spanish scholar!'?!'? . . . musical . . subtly humorous . . . undecided. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 ,70512 Josepf Show me where the fun is! Duffy . . . life of the party . . . one of the three . . . which way do the longitude lines go? . . . pool pro . . . rhythm . . . Jr. College. Jr. Prom Committee 3, Dramatics 2, Mrs. McThing , Chorus 4, Chess Club 1, Basketball 3, Football 1, 3. Syriana Jaffa fbungaf' Without love and laughter there is no joy, live amid love and Iaughter. Arlene . . . Bookkeeping?? . . . diets, diets, diets . . . Smoky . . twinkle in her eye. . . love! ! ! . . . Hairdresser. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Junior Red Cross 1, Future Teachers of America 1. QQOHGFJ Qanzeffbunpfy No man is born without his dreams. Lenny . . . willing worker . . . sincere . . . likes Western music . . ' ' Hey, Mr. Dussault! . . . School of Accounting. Chorus 2. Ezhog QD uranf Her heart is like the moon, there's a man in it. Linda . . . tall and stately . . . loyal friend . . . those iokes! ! ! . . . No bout a doubt it . . . nice to know . . . marriage. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 4, Basketball 3. 3, Girl's Chorus 1, Dramatics C3012 ofa C ifrzls X122 Q 8r1c'As0n A pleasant way, a winning smile, to know her is indeed worth while. Sandy . . . fragile . . . Millbury . . . pizza . . . Maynard . . . football fanatic . . . Business College. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Junior Red Cross 2, 3. Y 5 U l mn f0I? Zlhmam gerrara 4 Tall, handsome, full of fun, he makes friends with anyone- Clint . . . Blonde Beatle . . . striped shirts . . . artistic . . . But Miss Droney? . . . nice smile . . . Art School. i965 Compass Staff 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Class Committee 3, Dra- matics 4, Leadership Seminar 4. ' ' '- ' ' '--' ' . 1 I- - '--Q : ' , ' t i r- N vx- ., , Y- 1 . ,t,!. 4 X 11,11 i.,1 .xx K sr- ',g:,- 4 2312129116 granczs .greeman 2 Work is work, fun is fun, but l'll take the latter one. Kenny . . . Love my car! . . . one of the boys . . . sleepy . . . easy going . . . trade school. Junior Prom Committee 3. flfancy Cafiagenf gzkouarof Delightful to meet, charming and sweet. Nancy . . . conscientious . . . reserved . . gay . . . Office work. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Girl's Chorus lg L fi Vi? Q' Wogerf ZUQKQI' gromenf Quietness, good nature, and sincerity make a steady character. Bob . . . easy does it . . . rarely heard . . . mild 'n' moderate . . . warm hearted . . . musician . . . college. Band l, 2, Chorus 4, Football I, Ring Committee 3, Sr. Ball Committee 4, Library Assistant 4. C0 2112912 arze genyef A well-bred silence always at command. Eileen . . . soft-spoken . . . chemistry'?'? . . warm personality . . . shy . . . nursing. Band l, 2, 3, Dramatics 2, Science Club 2. . Miss Cole's helper . . . typist . . . ibra'ry Assistant 2, 3, 4. Susan jane 900f0Qr0f She looks demure and almost shy, but note the sparkle in her eye. Sue . sunshiny nature . . . faithful friend . . . shy . . . quiet ways calm and contented . . . sentimental . . . college. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Class Committee 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, ence Club 2, Future Teachers of America 1. EAQUQ erzfa gosseflrz l'm a little confused, but that's alright, it's perfectly natural. Goosie . . . scatterbrained . . . flittery . . . marry a poorper? . . . in volved . . . college. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Sr. Ball Committee 4, Jr Red Cross 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. 8062912 QFGI2 CG Y'- QUIMQXXQ ' With a song in her heart and a smile on her lips. Evie . . . Woolworth's . . . chic . . . singing in the showers . . . somewhat French . . . medical secretary. Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, 1965 Compass Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Chorus 4, Dra- matics 2, Jr. Red Cross 1, Basketball 2, 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, Softball 2. Cizken ,jufd mrpef Life without fun is not life. Beanie . . . the eyes have it . . . li'l red Rambler . . . loyal friend great dancer . . . work. Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2. ' -W., .1 Nl, awk- Y-74,,N .Q X . if . Lhugiggg 1-.. n -' .' 3.43 Yll an? ijLna Mrrzkon Silence is the shield of all great women. Marie . . . pleasant smile . . . horse enthusiast . . . What ever happened to that long hair? . . . reserved . . . Hairdresser. Junior Prom Committee 3g Chorus 2g Basketball 25 Softball 4. quacious . . . undecided. jfomas gran curls Eder! Small, yesg but who ever complained about the size of a stick of dyna- mite. Turtle . . . plucky spirit . . . unpredictable . . . easy come, easy go . . . quiet wit and humor. . . hard worker . . . Air Force. And then she talks and talks and talks. Caryl? Alice? . . . friendly . . . Angelo's . . . leaving the state . . . ZXICQ C,dl'yfjEI'IllOOOf C'Q1lr2e Carver jfdfcg A merry heart does good like medicine. Elaine . . . happy smile . . . good natured . . . always helpful . . . quiet . . . optimist . . . constant . . . undecided. Class Committees 3, 4. lo 80620 Jlllay JYQJQQZ Solitude is as necessary to the imagination as society is wholesome forthe character. I, Edna . . . quiet . . . hard worker . . . keeps to herself . . . serious . . . hush, hush . . . Office Work. Juofff WUI! M12 auf An hour for study, and two for sports, but for a friend a life's too short. Jude . . . Madame President . . . W.P.l .... dependable . . . versatile . . . Swinging! . . . our fearless leader . . . college. Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice Pres. 3, 1965 Compass Staff 4, Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Albert S. Cole Award 3, DAR Good Citizen 4, Sr. Ball Queen 4. mnneff ZUQJQC rjfzogon Give him sports-any kind will do. Chip . . . athletic . . . friendly . . . polite . . . sincere . . . witty at times . . . Navy. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Football 3, 4. 170612 wzmdm ,70r0Q12 A man who seems made of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Puff . . . Ford man . . . King's . . . friendly . . . Yankee Fan . . . industrious . college. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Science Club 2, Track 3, 4, Boy's State Representa- tive 4. My l - i - ' , f -I----M -f,f. i,,if.-,-f- l' L- 'r,ff'vI-U -'7'.. J V ' 't '-P.L H y3ja1'6ara , 90012 uazke Speech is as shallow as time, and silence Barb . . . sincere . . . a true friend . . . . . . work. i965 Compass Staff 4, Junior Red Cross ,70612 granczls EDU609 As happy a man as any in the world for the whole world seems to smile upon me. Pinetop . . . you know . . . he studies at the library? . .. Irish pizza . . . MacDonald's . . . A red-head w .Class Committee 3, Football 2, Track 3. as deep as eternity. big brown eyes . . . conscientious 3, Girls' Glee Club l, Basketball l. Cliofvaroffloran jQza1'1d12 A little mischief now and then is relished by the best of men. 1 Kazoo . . . What, you kidding me? . . . unpredictable . . . Mr. Musician . . .sporty . . . great golfer? . . . Ooga, Ooga . . . college. Student Council 4, 1965 Compass Staff 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Chorus 3, Dramatics 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ball Court 4, Leadership Seminar 4, Class Committee 2, Jr. Prom Com mittee 3, Science Club 2. jlgffken eresa Z 90172012 l can resist everything but temptation. Kathy . . . N.H.S .... oh, those minstrel shows . . . Hey, Kern! . . . chem whiz? ...athletic . . . nursing. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, Soft ball 2, 4. Q' . 'W-.gf ' ' 'nr A -INNQ 'X ith blond hair . . . Jr. college 5, .1 WMA lqnne Ruthie . . . Hi, Hi . . . dependable . . . school spirit team fight . . Really? . . . nursing. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Dramatics 2, Autumn Splendor Court 4. mrbgaef Cllmzk 50669 lf mischief admits one to heaven, he's well on his way. Mike . . . boys will be boys . . . rascal . . . Can't, gotta go to work this afternoon at P.W. . . . Worc, Industrial Tech. Class Committee 3, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4. F1512 Cm Beware, I may be famous yet! Elvis . . . oh, that out-fielding . . . Here l am, girls! . . . Say hey . . . Service. Baseball l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 3. 7521212 QM ZUIMUIH Llafjorce X 'Work fascinates me- I can sit down and look at it for hours. Ken . . . trumpet. . . stock broker. . .girls . . . flatterer . . . Navy. Band l, 2, 3, 4. .- x .n.. Nothing ever succeeds which exuberant spirits have not helped to produce. T965 Compass Business Chairman 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, vwgnll 'TD 62060122 gf Amp 5616912 A quiet boy is he, but quite a fine boy we all agree. Tweedy . . . cheerful . . . easy manner . . . willing and reliable . . . un- hurried . . . shy . . . college. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Senior Ball Committee Co-Chairman 4. WWQI' Ggdfkd' .5E?6Qf This and a great deal more I have had to put up with. Rog . . . quiet but likeable . . . sporty . . . without a care . . . unas suming and easy to please . . . college. Baseball 2, 3. Waurzoe 5712026 bjcjefure . : Good naturedness is one of the richest traits of personality. Moose . . . good-hearted . . . friendly . . . quiet but never dull . . . nice to know . . . reserved . . . muscles? . . . Trade schooly 6 5520695 jjafrzbzd blgffancozls Why take life too seriously? You'Il never get out of it alive! Bette . . . outgoing . . . vivacious . . . independent . . . talkative . . . So what! . . . work. Chieftain Staff 4, Chorus 3, 4, Junior Red Cross T, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Senior Ball Committee 4. gonna arze blzgerzls lf silent thoughts were golden, hers are priceless. Donna . . . quiet yet friendly . . . willing worker . . . Does anyone have their dues? . . . work. Junior Red Cross 1, 3, Dramatics 1. mfg Lime Wracfpiys Her smile shows her happiness, her friends her personality. Ruthie . . . pedestrians beware . . . peppy . . . come on, Cheer! . . . favorite distraction-boys . . . school spirit . . . nursing. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 4, Girl's Chorus 1, Student Council 1, 3, 4, 1965 Compass Co-Editor 4, Class Committee 4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Leadership Training Seminar 4. Z ezff 06911 Wczffer My thoughts and l are in another world. Keith . . . day dreamer . . . transfer . . Have you got a car-r? . . . sleepy eyes . . Ah, ya . . . college. 'W 1 ,g7Ql'0lI2Q CO'C1Gi!dl'0! QYZPQMIZSOIZ l have nobody, l'm in charity with the world. 'Q 'i Jerry. . .easy come, easy go. . . shy guy. . .quiet . . .work. ...l. Cooroffy Wnn Woore She is gentle in manner and sweet in nature. Dot . . . Oh, those out of town boys! . . . petite . . . cute 'n' tiny . . carefree . . . Hairdressing. Chorus l,Junior Red Cross l, 3, 4. A uf'-1: S , n i e .U . 1 . . Carefree, full of fun, she's got no time to worry none. Robin . . . l wasn't talking! . . . easy going . . . Come down for coffee . . . l love Mr. Z. . . . some sweet day . . . Marriage. Junior Red Cross 1, 2. X James wafer Wforan A- A very flirtatious sort of guy with ready wit and mischievous eye. Jimmy . . . suave . . . that collegiate look . . . flair for art . . . athletic . . . college. 1965 Compass Art Chairman 4, Football 3, 4, Student Government Repre- sentative 4, Jr. Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3, Senior Ball Committee 4, Sr. Ball King 4, Leadership Training Seminar 4. 4301212 a ee yyorfbrzy Good temper is like a sunny day, it brightens everything. Donna . . . keep those heads moving! . . . no wasted talking . . . I dig shorthand! ! . . . money, money, money . . . true friend . . . undecided. Junior Red Cross 3. '31 W 051112 Jean Worzbrg csan offa CQ1ke my 0r1lr2 She's true to her word, her work, and her friends. Sandy . . . talkative . . . far from shy . . . witty . . . mischievous smile . . . eager. . . nursing. Junior Red Cross 4, Dramatics Club 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, Manager 4. J0512. C7115 uf' WQOQGU Do your duty and leave the rest to heaven. John . . . suave black hair . . . collegiate . . . gentlemanly . . . Espanol . . . good natured . . . College. Chorus 2, 3, 4, 1965 Compass Staff 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Class Committees 3, 4, Student Council 2. Germ june Qtfeffekfkoff All human wisdom can be summed up in two words, wait and hope. Carla . . . Tech . . . the a artment . p . . . Paul Beatle . . . thespian . . . confident lun' driver . . . college. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Dra- matics I, 2, 4, Little Women l, Mrs. Mc- Thing 2, Jr. Red Cross 1, Class Committee Chairman 2, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Sr. Ball Committee Co-chairman 4, Smoke Signals 4, Sr. Ball Court 4. ,70An Zffafer 016112 an No matter what others may be, he will always be himseIf. John . . . a bad omen . . . the stock broker . . . kinda kooky . . loyal . . . everybody's friend . . . college. . 5 A , 1 HRX'-'M I . 75012205 75220 yarm en fer The strongest wills are often those the noisy world hears last. Pete . . . 71 . . . temper, temper . . . oh, those Florida tans! . . . carlst . . . teaser. . .determined . . .football . . . college. Football 2, 3, 4. trade school. ix 'ur-'Y A Zonnze wary Tfarnes I say the world is lovely and that loveliness is enough. Bonnie . . . cute and petite . . . cat lover . . . well dressed . . . always a smile . . . uninvolved . . . Jr. College. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 1, Class Committee 3. -xg-. 'ef 'U geaymonofcfarks f ekfzer A rare good fellow in his own way. Ray . . . moon . . . sports fan . . . good natured . . . Chevy II . . Warffa jane jjeferson A small bundle of excitement and a merry heart within. Marth . . . impish . . . loquacious . . ..per- sonality . . . worries . . . a smile for every+ one . . . college. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Russian Club 1, Class Committee 2, Jr. Prom Committee 3. csusan Jane Ebfeffe There is mischief in her eyes and her laughter never dies. ship plus . . . ooh, those parties . . . school spirit . . . trade school 4 1965 Compass Staff 4, Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4, Softball ...vs l, 2, 3, 4, Autumn Splendor Queen 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3. 170512 .7-Qomlrzyer A good athlete combines strength, speed and grace. I John . . . our silent star . . . nice to know . . . the telephone at the drug- store . . . h-bandage . . . service. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4 .mbfdefjofn geayazlrzz' ln your heart you know I'm right. Mike , . . radical . . . tall and dark . . . per- suasive . Cassius Clay . . . Public Rela- tions. Basketball I, 2. .Y-f Eoreffa Wanof we should. operator. Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Dramatics Club 2. x 'F N . u Suzie . . . one of our queens . . . love 'em and leave 'em . . . sportsman- lt is easier not to speak a word at all, than to speak more words than Loretta . . . quiet . . . good hearted . . . soft spoken . . . loyal . . . I.B.M. -ff-. f N 'f ..f'r.-1 J.. 1-'X' .'7-f.. 1' X .' .. ' 'X 'Wx Yi'- Wafyanne jferesa g?aw1k2sA' With a smile on her lips and a glow in her eyes. 0' Maryanne . . . quiet? . . . oh, that blush . . . Maryanski . . . great de- termination . . . miles of smiles . . . College. Class Vice President 3, chorus l, 2, 3, 1965 Compass Staff 4, Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4, Basketball manager 2, Softball 2, Jr. Prom Court 3, Ring Committee 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. 105 y?ra0Qy W1c'5ar0fgeem1Mf'of One could mark his merry nature by the twinkle in his eye. Brad . . . Quiet . . . oh, that smile! . . . cool, calm, and collected . . , Co lege. Q Football 4, Track 2. ,jgygvy Sumner gazyys You were made for enjoyment and the world is full of many things you will enjoy. Jeff . . . guitar . . . easy-going . . . dry wit . . . good natured . . , reserved . . . college. Chorus 3, 4, Madrigal Singers 3, 4, Smoke Signals Staff 4, Ring Committee 3, Class Committee 4. . Joan Crjfzagezf Wogar No one' knows what she can do until she tries. Joanie . . .small . . . talkative . . . live wire . . . temperamental . . . Nursing. Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club l, 2, Field Hockey l, 2, 3. Wham..-' jofn cSfanQy Wodeckr' pw, Chatter brightens any occasion. CI John . . . talkative . . . gay . . . oh, that clarinet . . . willing helper . . witty . . . College-Music. . Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4. CKEQUQFQ 71712 Wocfwooof Why should the devil have all the good times? Bev . . . friendly and full of fun . . . Westboro . . . personable . . . school spirit? . . . College-Home Ec. Softball 4. Linen yzzzfy XWUCUQ ln quietness and confidence shall be her strength. Kathy . . . serious . . . untouched by con- fusion . . . quiet . . , manager . . . Spanish . . . College-Teaching. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Dramatics Club l, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Manager 4, Softball Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Class Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3. geoknofjosepf Qsagourzh People who know little are usually great talkers, while men who know much say little. Rollie . , . shy guy . . . reserved . . . Math . . . Humanities? . . . Bowling . . . College. Science Club 2. For he John . . 'sz Joanne Warze japarausfas If you want a friend that is true, l'm on your list. Joanne . . . amiable . . . neat dresser . . . reserved . . . stylish . . . l'm not red! . . . Junior College. yogi? cszlrnpson U,f?I26l1I'y is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. . Quiet. . .shy . . . that grin . . . unconcerned . . . Work. 317109 QOFOQIZ Talk happiness. The world is sad enough. Bruce . . shy?? . . . clown . . . President 1984 . . . witty . . . dedicated . . . College. Chess Club lg Junior Prom Committee 3. Wager! csucf 1 1 Little said is soon amended. Bob . . . deep red blush . . . shy . . . de- pendable . . . music fan . . . well ah . . . Architect. Class Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 4. ' - ff Janzbe 71212 f7ess122r -- --- 4-iw - 77821-A Qemhf yego lt often shows a fine command of language to say nothing. Pete . . . serious?? . . . What . . . low deep voice . . . basketball . . college. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Science Club 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Beneath her quiet exterior there lies a great deal of deviltry. Jan . . . amiable . . . Ohh . . . never ending wardrobe . . . soft spoken?? . . . iust as she should be. . . college. National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Girls' Glee Club l, Basketball 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Jr. Prom Court 3. Mrgerf gran CIIS' yfernen Once you get to know him, clear the deck for action. Herb . . . lover of horses . . . Am I late? practical ioker . . . try anything once . . .unassuming . . . college. Chorus 4, Chess Club 1. 1, ,r 1 1 V ss wi vw: Q' --.Q i I 0 r + A A1 or . We iw . l - ' , :,ii 'X Y l ' ' ' A. XX 2 h l H CDQQJIUA eQn1e jownsenof Contentment is better than worry. Deb . . . attractive eyes . . . Miss Miner's pet . . . carefree . . . exotic hairdoes . . . Hairdresser. Chorus i, 2, Girls' Glee Club l, Dramatics Club l, 2, Chess Club I. QDGUQ une Qfsfzh There's a lot of fun in the world if a girl knows where to find it. Paula , . . artist . . . free thinker . . . It's a blast! . . . smiles . . unique. . . clairvoyant . . . Art school. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Dramatics Club 2, Junior Prom Committee 3. ..,, bo' CCT' . ,X ' . 'J ,- nl. . Ciikzhe iborzls Uzyean 1' To know how to laugh is to know how to reign. Laney . . . smile . . . heckle . . . diets?'? . . . Pay your dues! . . . Secretary. Girls' Glee Club 1, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Debating 1, Dramatics 1, 2, 1965 Compass Staff 4, Chess Club 1, Ring Committee 3, Leadership Seminar 4. 7?o6erf 790 uf Zjaffzewzbz Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Bob . . . oh, that homework, who needs it? . . . daydreamer . . . who's worried? . . . Air Force. Band 3, 4, Russian Club 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 4. , P0512 mrofaef warwzbf C Pr: 2:1 A fun-loving friendly person is never without friends. Jackie . . . Mr. 4 . . . 6 slush Chevy . . . hootenanny anyone? . . oh, oh, oh . . .popular . . . College. Student Council 3, 4,-President 4, Chorus 3, 1965 Compass Staff 4, G.H.S. Handbook Committee 4, Science Club 2, Baseball 2, Ring Commit- tee 3, Class Committee 3, Sr. Ball Court 4. C9 M ZW! J auf 000630612 1.3012 Liberty of thought is the lite ofthe soul. Paul . . . dimples . . . Democrat . . . good sense of humor . . . Who, me? . . . King's Klan . . . college. CSUIIZIZQI' Zyzmdms Tell me where to stand and I will move the world. Summy . . . vvell mannered . . . easy to please . . . Mr. Manager . . . oh, those summers in Vermont!! . . . college. ,av-s IU! ane jyenrzeffa She gazed at many, she loved but one. Janie . . . Lee . . . sharp dresser . . . contained . . . all those absences . . . Mr. Z's pet. . . l.B.M. Operator. R 5412129 Garobbe EQOOOZFUFI2 Rather than money, rather than fame, almost more than love, give me truth. Anne . . . Fabulous . . . dependable . . . Math isn't everything! . . . Miss Malaprope . . . Anything but gym! . . . college. 1965 Compass Staff 4, Debating l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Pres- ident 4, Most Valuable Debater 3, Leadership Training Seminar 4, Jr, Red Cross I, 3, Science Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Ring Committee 3, Class Committee 4. fzhog Wdrze Zfooohrfarof She was made for happy thoughts, for playful wit and laughter. Woody . . . loads of clothes . . . mechanical drawing . . . never where she should be. . . math whiz . . . college. 1965 Compass Staff 4g Leadership Seminar rig Dramatics Club 2, 45 Basket- ball 2, 3g Science Club 25 Jr. Prom Committee 3g Class Committee 4. Gfrzkfopfezf Josepf jjoufzeffe Be silent or say something better than silence. Chris . . . shy . . .amiable . . . silent-type . . .dark eyes. . . work. 570512 jfafjb gulls! The world belongs to the energetic, but who wants the world? Jackie . . . wild ideas . . . Oh, that Ford! . . . Memphis . . . fun-loving . .. service. Jdfey wayne Zzkerrzcf Nothing worries him, nothing hurries him. Jeff . . . Huey . . . muscle man.. .good sense of humor. . .school lov- er?'?'? . . . work. Q 7-'I 7 ,i'?.:?:i.j - -. Senior Representatives NYTH mm I ,N Amer Coimu, HX? C ' f. .-: 1 ,- f' 5f'f'?aff.+ I: iz 'f l-. N..-IXI',IfrJvM ,1 If I 133' '1-May: ' ,- .- . , 1 . I L , , Agp?-.' mf , 5'-erik. - , 4:'..,.5 :' ' 1, . -.1-tg .' , I L DONNA CARDOZA I Bausch and Lomb Science Award JUDY HENAULT JAMES MORAN D.A.R. Representative, Student Government Albert S. Cole Award Day Representative JOHN JORDAN JEAN DOERR Boy's State GirI's State Representative Representative fi S 9 -'-9 reg, 'Y SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES STUDENT EXCHANGE REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: L. Buck, B. Cirrito, J. Hen FPONT: J Warwick, J, Henault, BACK: E. Kazarian, D. Cardoza, D. Clapp, R. MacDuftie, Bun, T. Benoit, R. Boberg. AISo..C' Ferrara L. Buck. 44 f-X :..,....Q X, xg, UIVDZBKZHSSMEN A E- X f Jbi in -.QT Junior Class Memories of the three years vve shared with you are vvith us as we depart from Grafton High. Having watched your progress we see that you are an inspired class striving to obtain your goals, the goals for which you have born hardships, sor- rows, and ioys are near at hand. With all sincerity, it is to you, the Class of 1966, that we extend our gratitude for a lasting friendship and reluctantly bid farewell. iff, 5 is ,z.,, '.f,. C i.n D' , 1,4 . ' 'b ' 4 bg -Y Ms . i ' l' - ' 's.1 g, afi- :. ' 1 2 5 -.w.,-... -1' V nl x J' - ,. -'if' ii' ' . ' vs IQ i 'Aa A . if-s ,Q V. 5 ff 6 ' ' - 2 ' ,f r f LL'-52 -H Lv-f 5. f-A I- AZ-L+ l 4? ' N' o , 5 ... - 75.-,' I 'I , ,A AW 5 l A' 'fl President Douglas Langdon t IA ' ' Vice Prrfniflf,-fit Gerald Moran ' ' Sefretfiry Victoria English frriagiimr Joyce Sc-gur , , V L , 4 ,-'yr .i-y if-i..,.x X. . ..'u xA u.k,L4.L4.LZ4 T..k 1 Jn-. wp., Sophomore Class Character, ambition, and class spirit are dominant factors in this year's group of gay young sophomores. You have shown that you possess the qualities o't leader- ship and sportsmanship so vital to Grafton High. It is to you, the Class of l967, that we wish the best of success in all you attempt in both your remaining years of high school and throughout lite. ! l07.'J XP'1 , . .,,f, -.- -vvngv. ,,... .fix u 4.- ..,..., -. '- jgnvv- -' V , . Q ' ,' ...an- 9 1,1155 i i ' r x2 X President-Richard Mongeau Vice President-Richard Eckross Secretary-Sandra Norrman Treasurer-Helen Rawinski 47 ... .-sn .1 -.L .,-'-. : lvv 46 i f I -1 2 - --Za N .xi 1 VA X ill.: 'Q . L 1 ,mmm Coca Cola stocks must have dropped: the 1 I af page is all wet. 5.1 Is this firemen-training or French? Sivan He's gonna give us a quiz in two minutes. as 4f ,Z ,. ff sly.. e 'T,iL2ll ' W 1 ' I A This is his fourth lunch. W, Q 'F 'W . ..-. A4 4 5-hx g ,I V j ' ' 'i 9 libs if ,if i i ll ill Number please. Listening to the sounds of the jungle. 48 i SPO? TS mb ... -rf' Nl IWW -1, U I vm- Q. iigl' U, , - Qual, ., ' , 5 .jv-J1'5,, L 5 1. 1 1 . 3 , f- -.Hz-'4': 1 ' 2 fs .Q '-- 'G v -far f A . , , Qi- A. . s 1 vivug, A , . ' 'ff ,, ,fy 1 ' -,,.-..--' - .4 nl . -Q 4- ' - 'l1.g.,gmjLf1' ITV' ' J F ,.,g vw. sk H Nu X .. VI, ri. E 9 Football FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Ass't Coach Egsegian, Coach Lemay, J. Moran, T. Parmenter, K. Hudson, J. Pollinger, R. Deyette, B. Remillard, SECOND: H. Atchue, G. Belsito, B. Wright, G. Moran,' R. Ahlquist, L. Crosby, M. Santora, THIRD: J. Huchowski, S. Gosselin, W. Holden, B. Bourget, S. McKeon, S. Gasco, S. Stopyra. FOURTH: R. Brown, R. Klocek, W. St. Jean, B. Aldrich, J. Stowe, B. Bonin, G. Daniels. Seniors -A-'WA 4- iw - -f A-.'f.. .Z...-..s. 9 .L as JE CHIP HUDSON BOB DEYETTE BRAD REMILLARD -wvwg 1-up F1 Q its n... Nl 44. ,L H T B N' 41+ .' ly! P5 I -pf -Q ' ' ' . lf Qgiftff I 5, Lt r x I vffvv W f. .7 4 s ' 'Vi' V Q , . ., , J' v ., -M' b -r.- i fb - :Jul '- 'f: 'vp l f A . iv . . 'X 'Q n T ' -' .1'! ' 7'7 f' 525- , Q 1. 5 h.:,:4.e:,.4:vTg .?m. ' .,.:gv,f4 9f-H .g.. lr.: . ...H ,. 4,. ' ' -- 'i vm. t- . 4.,--Nu, as -.. Jqtl., 4 .JI r . 1. F. 50 HM MQRAN TOM PARMENTER JOHN POLLINGER NP , , ,- .- -x r f .Tf..f Ah. '. .2 -f.-W. -v . .Qui l l l 4 w l l l i. I l ll l ll lr ll l l 'FI Do you have tired blood? 9-F x I l'd rather fight than switch! H f U XVI-'fx' !V.Vt,. s. x., ml mr:-1l'137'.'ZiT 3 ,lFf'f 'T d'.hV.f?f1rb'1?'Gg-I.fi-1y.!I.' .nk f fl'-f'f:i:1:'2fX A X Tir X14 flfxfx Th'-'--'-' MQ . P ' -, - Field Hockey l Qi 1:40534 u FRONT: N. Grimalla, P. St. Pierre, S. Norrman, V. English, T. Benoit, S. Picheite, M. Remillard, S. Pollinger, G. Fleming, C. Corey. BACK: A. Oksanish, T. Bergenholtz, L. Rowley, L. Noel, C. Meyer, J. Kowski, L. Bassett, S. Savko, C. Noel, M. Messinese, Coach Decker. .4r- la f-'.,i' N U CO-CAPTAINS: Sue Pichette Tonya Benoit i - .J-' z- w v'l -if ' .7 '-,. L.-'Il i l 1 I l I l i I l - 1Y5Sf.t' ,iff ,455 Sins' va-7' I Y Q 1 t ttvwurlJ'lllO Go get it! Q80 ,,,4z-Silly vit. Schedule Opp. Grafton Shrewsbury O 2 Uxbridge l 0 Millbury O l W. Boylston O 3 Holliston l 3 Shrewsbury O l Uxbridge O l W. Boylston O l Mlllbury 3 2 Holliston 2 2 F71 T'Q'1f34 H- 'x.K T W?-CJ: : . . sffkfw-L 7.-nfs 'x :'-- My -3 'x 7' L - HH ' ' Boys' Basketball Varsity FRONT: B. Deyefte, M. Tebo, K. Hudson, E. Kazarian, B. Bourquef. BACK: Manager. S. Williams, G. May- nard, S. Roney, W. Warwick, S. McKeon, J. Moore, Coach Blackburn. Junior Varsity 4'5 X J Q ka '- . 7 ,-. .14 lf HP. ' l Pl' X 4 r ' nl' ' ll ,? '- 23: l'uJ - V v if -K - f ,ap 1. s 5 5' 'f ' '7 pf . B . I 4 xf' . , 'J' an 1 'TS' A ' .Mm 1 i ' 2 if FRONT: N. Vallencourt, G. Ryerson, D. Glispin, R. Ahlquisl, G. Marsden, W. Holden. BACK: Manager Wrighv, L. Noel, D. Woodell, T. Mathus, W. Sarkisian, R. Mongeau, Coach Klocek. B. Seniors lf' Button, button, who's got the button? ' N Who stole the basket? CHIP HUDSON ED KAZARIAN X - v ,K IS O L 4, x 1 ii kk if K1 2 I! QLUNL Get the number, of that truck! - wx x -. -. - . . , - . x- --f '- -,,,.-, ,- - ff., Z,-, My A t . . - , ,Q , , -,Q - .,-, ,V V ,.-,.. ! ,'4. f- -fn, -If ,.Lfs,,x--A -W,-it ,rv f-gftgl ,-575' ',v,,'x,-N. ,P Qs ,Q 7., X, yrllq ,Q-57,5 a. ' Y .?N.A,, my-... -o- Ban takes the worry out of being dose! 55 Girls' Basketball FRONT-V. English, M. Remillard, S. D'Attorro, P. Crocker, C. Corey, S. Pichette, G. Fleming, Coach J. Decker. BACK-Manager K. Rowley, E. Williams, S. Boucher, A. Cirrifo, D. Sinclair, L. Noel, A. Oksanish, J. Henault. 'CO-CAPTAINS Sue Pichette, Judy Henault fu x ' I N '- , xxx' ' x : Qt 56 lt's a birdl lt's a planel vi f., r. ,if I 1 .fi i V ii., 4- i ,fn 'I ,'i', .,f-i' 'N:7ag.T '! si l ' . ' -V M 7. , 1:11. -.J .-,x...'?:'. ',.:l-.'-.. QNX -A, ug. - ontuuoso o 'a 1, 2, 3, O.Ieary Oh no you don't! 'E a M X Are you on the team? 42 I know the secrets of levitation. Let's have a retake 57 ,. Y 'Nfl' F' W'-'A'-1: 'T f r f- ' f A - V- - 1.-V.. 1 M. ' Y' L.. .f-M - .f - - 1 .. - ' web TAA 1--1:4 K ' N YJ: N If -'xg' uf ,.zp1:',., A4 L14-Q. 5 '3f.'-'.'o1,,,,. I I s jf The Cheerleaders CO-CAPTAINS: Ruth MacDuffie, Ruth Kowsk I 1 r 1 i 5 If I r 4 Nil RUTH MacDUFFlE N L 1 JOYCE KAZARIAN RUTH KOWSKI DONNA RUDZINSKI 4 X wx as ,O JOAN WALSH Y . TRlSHA CALDWELL K. ,-1. MARYLOU CHRISTIE DONNA LEBOUEF GAIL LACILLA 13 Z' And 1he papa bear said... This is the 10th week it's been held over. H :Sw lb ,yif fs! :Mx X vs a 13 'E 'E 2 Hey, it's still moving! I .3 .gl I Q? xx ww '- W1 znfizy z, 'ii-. ,4 2, 'f yu, 3 'IQ 5. ' N 3 ' if Jn' ?f1 ,Q ,: ', fs H 'IU' Ng '- K ' ,. . a . I -I x 1 ..0' ' On guard! I 2 cha cha cha L N ' A -. 1 rl va H . .,' id ! 'f'.h . - S ' X 'F .. 5 P! ah Q ji E ,,,.l4 fu ,l,.. .L mfr? 4 d h F-. ' , ' - - dLd Q aa Is tha? a comma or a bug? 60 m X, , JQCWWWZ5 fx X A , E Student Council President: John Warwick, Vice President: Doug Langdon, Secretary: Elizabeth Williams, Treasurer: Jane Sullivan, Advisor: Miss Droney. FRONT: J. Henault, L. Buck, DQ Clapp, E. Williams, D. Langdon, J. Warwick, J. Sullivan, D. Cardoza, R. MacDuffie, E. Kazarian. BACK: J. Kazarian, K. Aldrich, R. Eckross, H. Atchue, B. Wright, W. Warwick, R. Mongeau, J. Moran, G. Belsito, M. Messinese, J. Walsh, Miss Droney. National Honor Society l-'rusiclffntz Bea Mairic- Cirrito, Vice President: Gloria B'-rmrfr, 51-uf-tary. Jimirrr Tr.-Ssicr, Treas uror. Donn.: Carflom, Advisor: Miss Droney. FRONT: C lif-rm:-r, ll, Cirrilo. BACK: J. Hn-nault, J, lvstzif-r, D. Cfirrlol-1, Nl-. F2.iwiri',ki 62 J. Warwick. Advisor: Miss Droney. Handbook Committee FRONT: J. Sullivan, K. Aldrich, D. Cardoza. BACK: L. Buck, W. Warwick, :qu gf -X, ,nfl ,- -' , ru-1 l A X . 1.,..'L 'LL 1J'.'.'J.'x1 L...1lK.g1fm 7-4' Ji .., v.. Junior Red Cross Pres.: M. Rawinski, V. Pres.: E. Garceau, Sec.: J. Segur, Treas.: J. Tessier, Advisor: Mrs. Wood. FIRST ROW: J. Kowski, K. Army, D Moore, S. Boyle, J. Segur, M. Rawinski, E. Garceau, J. Tessier, C. Crepeau, B. Pharnes, S. Goddard, P. Proctor, L. Tripp. SECOND: C. Tessell, P. Pelland, l. Quilliam, N. Vitaris, M. Fitzmaurice, K. Sampson, S. Cupfkin, D. Patterak, P. Cote, S. Savko, L. Hospod, S. Panzera, J. Meninski, C. Ziemba, C. Mayer, B. LeFrancois, S. Morin, M. Christie, D. Arola, Mrs. Wood. THIRD: D. LeBoeuf, B. Barrel, D. Cornacchioli, B. Carlo, J. Fowler, S. Leslie, H. Rawinski, D. Cardoza, P. Berfaska, J. Kazarian, P. LeDoux, K. Jones, L. Johnston, J. Walsh, G. Bernier, C. Banks. Russian Club Advisor: Miss Levey. FRONT: L. Banks V. English, H. Rawinski, J. Radzik, J Harvey. BACK: B. Barrell, E. Ryerson M. Dickenson, P. Desmaris, S. Auger, G. Rossiier, D. LaMarsh, Miss Levey. L- 1 Debating Society Pres.: Anne Woodburn, Vice Q Pres.: John Andrews, Re- 'riff Q-X . V. ,MM .... OO 29 'Qs 2: -Sao 336' Q7n 3:. Q5 F1 xr' A-4 ..,.,., D UQ 20' no? 'Q Langdon. FRONT: A. Cir- X rho, G. Rcssiter, J. An- drews, A. Woodburn, D. Langdon, V. English, S. Au- ger, J, Radzik. BACK. H. Rawinski, M. Crahan, L. Ladd, J. Butler, R. Hallen, R. Eckross, L. Wilson. Ad: visor: Nlrs. Graham. 5' f ' x lf 4 .m-. 63 v-x,.f. . --- , . . .. - ,.. . , ., . . . . . . . . . . .. . -'KH FRONT: Librarian, Miss Cole, L. Dunphy, B. Daniels, M Nichols M Olson S Crooker P Procter J Bergenholtz J Kazarran S C. Tessell, C. Corey, N. Girouard. BACK: T. Blanding A. Woodburn, J. Carroll, M. Peterson, K. Rowley. FRONT: B. O'Neil, L. Banks, J. Sullivan, G. Moran, S DAt1orro C Nettelbladf P Pelland B Le Francois. BACK: C. Tessell, J. LaMarsl1, D. LaMarsh, J. Riggs K Benson C Conte J Segur K Samp son, K. Army. Chieftain 1 Staff 1 Ldilor- Denny-r Lallliarclic- Adviaorq Mr. Caldwell FRONT: J. Harvey K Army L Desmond D LaMarche B Barrell D Cornacchiolr J Segur J Sullrvan BACK: J. Kazarian J LaMarcl1e J Ohman G Moran T Blandrng M Crahan P Bertaska M Christie Dramatics Advisor: Miss Levey. FIRST ROW: J. Sullivan, D. Langdon, L. Crosby, M. Crahan, G. Moran, D. Clapp, J. Riggs, M. Dickinson, S. Norman, S. Panzera, L. Wilson, S. L. Sufkin, P. Bertaska, B. Petrie. SECOND: Miss Levey, P. Pelland, L. Johnston, S. Auger, K. Aldrich, P. Desmarais, L. Rowley, J. Radzik, L. Bassett, S. Whipple, G. Rossiter, A. Davison, M. Fitzmaurice, N. Perkins, E. Guillette, S. Young, B. Carlo, L. Banks. THIRD: E. Garceau, J. Segur, J. Stoll, J. Bergenholtz, K. Jones, B. Daniels, G. Belsito, D. Styler, W. Warwick, B: Aldrich, G. Daniels, R. Huckins, J. Fowler, L. Woodward, J. Kazarian, N. Vitaris, H. Rawinski. Dance Band Director: Mr. Orkiseski. IST ROW: L. Crosby, R. Boberg, J. Robecki, R. Ahlquist, L. Buck, G. Raymond, E Kazarian. 2ND: G. Crosby, A. Jacques, K. Girardin, T. Blanding, H. Atchue K. Rutkiewicz, K. Plude, K. LaF6rce J. Taylor. Madrigal Singers I - - in - . Director: Mr. Orkiseski. IST ROW: J. Fowler, C. Williams, H. Rawinski, B. Knowlton, D. Sinclair, G. Rossiter, E. Ryer- son, M. Dickinson, S. D'At- toro. 2ND: Mr. Orkiseski, L. Crosby, F. Dodge, M. Hud- son, W. Warwick, T. Bland- ing, D. Langdon, J. Riggs, L. Buck. Band Director: Mr. Orkiseski. IST ROW: E. Kazarian, R. Huckins, K. Plude, R. Boberg, H. Atchue, T. Blanding, D. Langdon, R. LeDoux, P. Dupuis, R. Shaw, J. LaPointe, J. Robecki, S. Blanding, 2ND ROW: P. Jacques, S. Koska, A. Wooden, K. Ferrara, M. Conlin, L. Bassett, H. Rawinski, J. Mailey, E. Knowlton, D. Sinclair, M. Perkins, J. Fowler, D. Arola, C. Bazinet, S. Robie, D. Taylor, R. Jordan, A. Kazlauskas, Mr. Orkiseski, 3RD ROW: W. Morris, G. Crosby, J. Pastor, K. LaForce, K. Ratkiewicz, G. Belsito, M. Hudson, G. Sinclair, R. Ahlquist, L. Crosby, G. Ray- mond, K. Girardin, G. Nichols, D. Petruska, R. Raymond, A. Jacques, R. Drury, L. Buck. 1-af5 1 nfl Y' 5.1 Director: Mr. Orkiseski. IST. ROW: C. Corey, D. Arola, E. Garceau, B. Petrie, S. D'Attorro, L. Gosselin, V. Clark, U. lviclntosn, K. Girardin, R. Froment, J. Duffy, L. Buck, J. Riggs, P. Cote, R. Kowski, K. Sampson, C. Meyer, C. Snow, E. Ryerson. 2ND ROW: R. Campanelli, E. Guillette, E. Copper, E. Knowlton, G. Bernier, T. Benoit, P. Adams, H. Therrien, G. Belsito, H. Atchue, D, Langdon, H. Rawinski, J. Kazarian, P. Bertaska, C. Noel, H. Snow, P. Christensen. SRD. ROW: S. Savko, J. Fowler, S. Panzera, E. Rawley, E. Lefrancois, D. Sinclair, W. Warwick, L. Crosby, J. Nadeau, M. Hudson, F. Dodge, T. Blanding, E. Williams, M. Perkins, J. Doerr, L. Rowley, M. Dickinson, G. Rossiter. -. 4. 5' ,Q lll M MX J , X 9' l l .aw ' f 'G' 4 mp s232Jl. 4 J' L-C v3T ' .-,- l l - l l. l i I 1 it V l 4 l l l l i i i l 1 i l l I l l l l r l l l 1 1-if V. .iff ' U- ' V iris. MR' ' ' ts Glad to met youl avr:-ppp-' Who, me? I think you missed a Spot. v 4 Melia 2 Spinach again? What's the answer to number 2? You say Harry James started this way? X' ,LIZ 2'Q:1?:? T X 1 .X 67 X X fl! Autumn Splendor KING. QUEEN, and COURT G. Fleming, Ruth Kowski, Tonya Benoii, Bob Deyette, John Pollinger, Brad Rernillard King and Queen Tonya Benoit Bob Deyette 1 J Are you sure the Great Pumpkin is here? JC N171 t l i r-ol Class President of 7964: Rosemary LaDuke Class President of 1965: Judith Henault Senior Farewell June 9, l964 7 . .hm . . When does the side show start? Don't tell anyone, it's poison! Aren't we a little old for musical chairs? :Y'b- ' Tb! VC,-'-'-L5..'TL: .1-'lr Asha-' 1. t. X, 4- x 1... 1, .fx -X . ,-,,-. ,-. Zz' If X XX vw? , ii ' Q' A .i 'L' ' ' QU 'Q K E A 1 e- . .I I. 0 'I IW Z Q., 'i JJ ii i - f ,ga 'fig ' A? jg , I ' if f QUEEN AND COURT Left to right: Tonya Benoit, Sheila D'Attorro, Paula Christensen, Queen Jane Mongeau, Maryanne Rawinski, Marcella Rawley, Janice Tessier. Q 9 '32 JANE MONGEAU I Carousel A dream come true i i I I i I I 4 i r L ...I I May I 6, I964 f 1 J Y z , Y 41 I - 'l '. lx fa' -1' Wi? V -' '-7261 ex ku ..,-. -bf, KING, QUEEN AND COURT Gloria Bernier, Donna Cardoza, Carla Nettelbladt, Queen Judith Henault, King James Moran, Leonard Buck, John Warwick, Edward Kazarian. ,Q 6-.Xr ' 1 'Kei THE COMMITTEE C Nottelbladv, E. Lebel, J. Doerr, J. Moran, P. DiCarlucci, R. Froment 7 41,1 O T 0 O and JUDITH HENAULT, JAMES MORAN 1..r i i fi F 'J I --I Blue Velvet December 29, l964 :Ea Ufik.-NYE, What do you mean there was candy in that rum? What will the teachers say? 1242? ' Q A KS: 0 'f yf I ff 4' - ..L,ff.1 Who's first to sit on Santa's knee? Presentation of flowers Oh, those cafeteria lunches! xk., X, v Remember . . . As it comes time to take another step in our iourney Through life, with fond memories we'll always remember . . . Celebrating authors birthday parties with cake in Mr. LeBeau's English I class . . . PE,Bu,, on bread over a bunsen burner in Mr. Z's chem class . . . Mr. D's favorite saying, Mine is not to reason why, mine is but to do and die. . . .Sue Pichette's parties!!! . . . Fruit loops being ripped from shirts when least expected . . .Sopho- more English with Mrs. Carlson . . .Those off days at rehearsal when the cast of Mrs, McThing became very interested in sports . The T500 streamers at our iunior prom and the sandbags in the pole...When Mark Tebo made a basket for the wrong team . ..The Reiect Club and their motto, Unity is Strength . .. Brian Lacilla s Presley imitations. . . The unexpected guest at the last day of school assembly our Junior year, and how he hopped around . . .The day Lorna Atchue slid into homeroom and was declared out by Miss'Droney . . .When Lenny Buck had to take a note to the office . . . Mr. Landry's, No doubt about it' '... When Mr. P. had five parties in one day. . .Miss Miner and the Stooges of Junior English IIIA . . .The day three girls and three boys got lost in the woods, picking leaves, during one of Mr. Wheeler's field trips.. .When Sheila D'Attorro ate the shaving cream at Freshman Initiation . . . Duffy's performance as Stinker' '... When Linda Durant gave up her skirt for a worthy cause . . . Mr. Mehigan! . . .The day Mr. Dussault taught his Civics classes a lesson. . .Carla Nettelbladt's petition for the Frat Ratz . . . The year we beat Millbury in basketball by one point . . .The seventh and eighth grade class trips to Whalom Park . . .Miss Levey's puppet shows . . .That smile and the dimples of a certain Senior English ,teacher...The spider down Ruthie MacDuffie's back . . .Senior privileges . . .The day we took our. college boards in the dark and in 60 weather Cinsidel ...The year the girls wore dog collars on their ankles and wrists. . .When they gave us knives in the cafeteria . . . Painting all those brick walls for the Shanteyland Pool Hall ...The day Evelyn Guillete wore two different shoes to school . . .Taping up all those icicles for the Senior Ball and eating all those hamburgers . . .Being the first glass to go a whole year in the new school' '... Miss Droney's blush and her favorite sayings, pour demain and allez au tableau . . .The way Mr. Provencher makes his points ...All the good and lasting friendships we've made at G.H.S.-yes, we'll always remember. A 4 4 -fi 1lQm.k-fc'6'b-'r'-7.1 .nd-fi JL- fx ,.L,,y-,, U . S.. .- . People We Appreciate f 17 ?V MAIN OFFICE: Mrs. Wnllxams ex.- '1- GUIDANCE OFFICE: Mrs. Blanding W ' -1 l . Q x I 5.3 lvl -2 Fx CAFETERIA WOMEN: Mrs. Hebert, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs Wood, Mrs, Boberg, Mrs. Nichols. DISC JOCKEYS: Dick Hamilton, Jeff Bar- nard 'll l ASE JANITORS: J. Halcol, P. Bertrand, J. Nicholson. X 7 f A- A 45 lx 7 -, K X 1 Ltfabyvj' fig A Q A KLM 5 'Z ?g: K I 1 2 4., f f X rf f V ND V x xx W 1? 1 - -,..- -inf- W Wa HAYES OIL CORPORATION 5 , SI1opper's Mari' Nor'rh Graf+on, Mass. -J X 839-4882 mi'- RM M FRAN'S CARD 8. GIFT SHOP SI1opper's Mari NorI'I1 Graffon, Mass. Complimenfs of I'I1e 1 S Andrea AI: I' GRAFTON NEWS PRINTING CO. 5 A 1 4 'N' , 4 -E A M ' A Y MlslAszEK FUNERAL HOME Graffon, MassacI1useHs 839-2283 5 I 8 , DEoRsEY . '88, TEXACO SERVICE . 1 29I Main Sireef 839-993I L d Allen SouI'I1 Graffon, Massachuseiis x fu, 'I 8 ' - n I 'ss A. E. BURGESS LEATHER - COMPANY . 44 Brigham Hill Road I Graffon, Massachuseffs I of, F -uf- 78 l1 i L l ESPOSlTO'S FLOWER SHOP VE 9-2982 Graf'I'on Shopper's Mari' No. Graf+on, Mass. Complimenfs of GRAFTON AUTO SCHOOL Complimenfs of HODES SUPER MARKET Graf+on Shoppers' Mari NOI'+I'1 Grafion GEORGE E. LANNIGAN JR. Op+ome+ris+ Nor'rh Graffoh, Mass. Tonya Benoif .' F' - 4- . -. , E5 , .,ff -. ' f ' Q-it . 'KS E .. . LSR. , - 'V-P' -3 ,Y , Q. ,sun F ' 9 . , . , Mig.. A nf- X 5? . X f. -1:2 --. 4. 'Kw- , -111' -ffl Gloria Bernier Richard Boberq W4 v.'Q .S 1' I1 1 ? I , Susan Bonin Jorn Boyle 79 1 lj l ! 2 E 'Jai KD' n Compliments of LORING STUDIOS Josten Class Rings Symbolize The Finest Traditions and Durable Satistactions Fair Play Loyalty Friendship Scholarship kkkiikk JOSTEN'S More Than 60 Years MR. ED CULLEN 79 Perlrins Street Springfield, Massachusetts ra 1 nL 1- 1 its ai Paula Christens N David Christi N. 1 - ,., . . fp f r i Bea Cirrito .2 q5,,Qv f Debb CI lc ,im ie ar . 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Sandra E' lr 83 Clinl Ferrara www' E fx .: ' ,Qi ' anis if fr. , WS Ken Freeman , W xx i 'I 40' F is Eileen G g I Q! - f ' X-' 3 2 f V. , ,f x lm'-in is Sue Goddard X Linda Gossolin 84 Besi Washes fo fhe Senior Class MR AND MRS KAZAR D KAZARIAN HOSPOD CONSTRUCTION Wafer Services and Mams lnsfalled and Repaured VE 9232i J J ODONNELL WOOLENS INC sour:-I GRAFTON MASS RIVERSIDE FARM Graffon 839 2035 Nu+n+ious Dairy Producis 'There is a Difference TRY THEM 465 Providence Road, Soufh Grafion, Mass. Tel. Graffon - I I Q ' S BICKN ELL LUMBER COMPANY Confracfors and Home Owners uw' Renf-Need Equipmenf ' T' For Shori' or Long Periods l' I II7 Worcesfer S+. Eileen Harper Grafion 839-4436 I H um, W 839-4437 ' , CompIimen+s of IE, ' -fi, PAuL's PRODUCE 'E' Lake Ripple, Graffon RE-9950 A Elaine Hatch ROBERT C. RONEY FUNERAL HOME INC. Personalized Service Wi+I1in Ihe Means of All Norih Graffon 839-449I Tommy Heberf BOB'S RADIO 8: TELEVISION BOB BLANDING Graffon Shopper's Mari No. Graffon. Mass. 839-2684 Judy Henauli Complimenfs of GRENIER'S CITY SERVICE E... II4 Worces'I'er Sfreei' 839-9903I Graffon, Massachuseifs Chip Hudggn SouI'I1 Graffon Massachuseffs 85 J A . Complimenis of fhe .4 xg f Barbara fu F. r f.' ' COZ CHEMICAL CORPORATION Juidfe Norfhbridge, Mass. Good Luck fo +he Class of I965 Complimenis of K 8: P PACKAGE STORE w I I Eddie Kazarian A 1 '. , Complimenis of TED WARE PONTIAC K S 2 Sou+h S+ree+ rxkjf ' --'f Wesfboro, Massachuseffs H I R B' X qw K Kafhy Kearnan Complimenfs of R BAY STATE Ps ABRASIVE PRODUCTS co. 9 ' S WESTBORO, MASS. 2 W J hm Kennedy , W f Y-: 1' 5215 ,, x. CADRIN 8. soNs ,l:LA,,','s4'5 2 Furnifure and Appliances l Leo Cadrin fu 3 334 Providence Road N V L, Souih Graf+on P ' ve 9-228I 86 A , 4 L '11,-1.4 lp gg -f'4'1.i'2i1'.g2.Q,4:.2..mC9:Z.'ETS!-g'aLn'.glgF' K-Lg 111.5 -. v- .ff-i - E - .ah CompIim6n+s of +I1e REJECT CLUB UNITY IS STRENGTH GEORGE JORDAN 81 SON GrafI'on, Mass. LINCOLN PRECISION MACHINERY CO. NORTH GRAFTON MASSACHUSETTS A. POLSELLI AND SONS Norfh G-raHon, MassacI1useHs LUSTRE BEAUTY SALON Worcesfer Sfreei' Grafion, Massachuseffs ROSE M. PERRAULT WING INSURANCE AGENCY I Worcesfer Sfreei' Grafion, Massachuseffs if halu..iln,nn4-.Amr -mu. :mann crux. J- nvhu m...1-4 nw' w lam fd Tw, ni ,mv A--J ff' Edwin Lebel Roger Lebel il 1' Q J Mau rice Lefeb Beife Lefranco , ', ,--1 . 1 I ' I I at Donna Liberi 87 ati' M2571 A -:I 1 1' E DeFALCO 1 1 ' 7 CONCRETE CORP. Ruih Macouffse MILLBURY, MASS. ,Lg Az. DoHieM e Besi' Wishes D M W :jf s S R. . ff ' , i COUNTRY PLAZA f' 'W i Q GRAFTON Robun Morvarfy vu I jf Marin 88 N du. '1 WAYSIDE NURSING HOME INC. WORCESTER, MASS. -zz: -'-f ,f,.., --fx rf 1I1gagALA DAN'S RADIO 81 T.V. Sou+h Grafion Complimenfs of KLUN DI KE IN N CURE'S FURNITURE Quali+y Furnifure ai' Discouni' Prices REARDON OIL GRAFTON, MASS.' Complimen+s of -gigs Quin. -.mx rn.: 1n'o.az..1, 1- ,nv-:asm h.v..a4.xz f. . 'al ' John Nad 5 Mg, Neifel hn Ohm if. sr 'P 2' ,Z Tommy Parm 1' n ui sAREAuLT's MARKET E 'Y G + X 4' Raymond Pellefier Marfha Peferson sql : p f ' 4 , A 15 Q.. -lf' Sue PicheHe Y ' 6 6 Mike Raoaini A W A sz ,fl ' . any Q L. I 'fyfizew S 1 Loreffa Rand 90 KT l Q, g-2 VE 944453 COLLEGE CIRCLE PHARMACY GraHon Shopper's Mar'l' No. Graffon, Mass. Dress JONELL'S APPAREL SHOP and Work Cloihes for Men and Boys GRAFTON SHOPPER'S MART No. Graffon, Mass. VE 9-4455 PAIGE JEWELERS Diamonds-Wafches-Silverware American Tourisfer 11 9 I0 Easf Main Sfreei' Wesiboro, MassachuseHs VE 9-2259 WALK-RITE SHOE STORE SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY Graf+on Shopper's Mari' EDWARD B. DILLON Insurance Agency Shoppers' Marf Norfh Graffon, MassachuseHs hw' .- . J, 'w' 1. .- , ..., -.. '.-.a 1- , 5. .. . '-' .,1.-Afruy ,1.ryTj. 5' '1 ,.'.Lm - . ' -q ,.g.-,.i,f,Bw.-1Qu.sL.44Dm:2xL'4i'1nggi.2aL.iJL ' ' ' ef.. CompIImen+s of GLENN AND LUCY NICHOLS ll- KlTE'S RESTAURANT 40 Ferry S+., So. Graffon Off Rfe. I22-A, 839-3455 KNOWLTON DAIRY FARM Producer Dealers of Milk and Cream GRETA'S HAIR STYLISTS 3I3 Main Sf. I22-A Sou+I1 Grafron, MBSSBCDUSSHS ADVANCE BEARING AND SUPPLY woRcEsTER, MASS. CO. INC. WONDER BAR IO Bridge S+. Nor+I1 Grafron, MassacI1useI'Is 839-998I hdoryenne R k I. Hxrff I. Joan R b -J -4.4 4 John Rob k r Ag! Yo, s- who B v Rock d fi :ffl 1 xi K Ihy R s ' 159.1 3 ,l' 1 ' 'SKK X L U fr Roland Sabourin v quasi ., rl. 456 E. X , 'Y' N E7-st' .' s,si-'Sky J E A 'P lb! . Roberl Such ,41 K V A Mark Tebo J :AH 7 ' 'N 5 i Ps ' G. f if I Janice Tessier rlftfb Tlwerrien 92 NOEL'S PIZZA Delicious Pizzas and Hof Oven Grinders Worcesfer S+ N0r+h G,-affon VE 9-3342 SALO FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE Flowers for all Occasions I4 Elmwood Terrace, Millbury, Mass. 865-2378 A -l l Hg s 'Wi Qwfffllll I l I vis. R l Old Weslboro Rd. A.: Graffon, Mass. 6 - - - Ji ROLAND J. SABOURIN 6 265 Main Sf. l Soulh Graffon, Mass. 839-2676 General Coniracior I Carpenfry-Painfing-Masonry New Homes-Kifchens-Playrooms-Garages Aluminum Doors and Windows lv Cong rafulafions Class - of I 965 Savings and Home Loans Since l887 GRAFTON CO-OPERATIVE. BANK Graffon, Massachuselfs . -3 - r-.1.w.r'i.g..x'. Qf..--1-rs--iii CompIimen+s of fhe KEITH HILL NURSING HOME LARRY'S SERVICE STATION Jusi' a Word of Congra'ruIa+ions fo 'Ihe Class of I965 LUDVIGSON JEWELERS 4I Main Sf. Millbury, Mass. Complimenfs of TU PCO DIV. OF REXALL DRUG 81 CHEMICAL CO. SOUTH GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS Cus+om Molders and Decorafors of PIas'I'ic Ar+icIes if 'I ffl Q . 'S iii JJ 1 '- John Warwick , - A I 'N. Jane Wiik Paul Wilson Anne Woodburn Linda Woodward 93 'fl 1 Bob Fromenl , L .- 4' 1 .. WY HA ,E ,f . 35, 3: , J omner Williams oi' ' 'af I sf ,x 1 ec P1 i g' Fx Paulo Uslin 94 KLOCEK'S GENERAL STORE Soulh Graflon Massachuselfs BERTRAN D'S PACKAGE STORE Good Luck 'ro 'lhe Class of '65 DR. 81 MRS. NATHAN JACOBS I :-. r--'x,fJ.444,.'.'1ll-'muirvts-A ffl :.l'.:.1l,f1sgQ4-l2'J.'-i4g?.Nb:L1EH:'5v,R1':'il SUBSCRIBERS Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bafh Mr. John B. Knowlfon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bernier Mrs. Frances Kowski Mrs. Ida J. Cahill BeH'e LaFrancois Mr. and Mrs. Alberl' Cardoza Mr. Armand Morin Dr. William B. Clapp Mr. and Mrs. John L. Rawinski Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Copper Mr. Raymond Schaf Mr. Archie Dronne Thomas Smi+h Mr. W. C. Drury Mr. and Mrs. Parker Williams Daniel Jones Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kenison Mr. and Mrs. James H. Woodburn PAT RONS Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Abbruzzese Abby A. C. and Lorna David Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ernes'r Adams Mrs. John W. Adams John and Arlene Adams Mr. and Mrs. An+hony Aks+in Mrs. P. AbboH' Dennis and Nanci Alakoski Bruce Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alhquisf Miss Odilla Allain Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alberl' H. Allen Richard Amaral W. Amelin Carl Anderson John Baily Mr. Spencer Baker The Bakers Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Banks Mr. and Mrs. Baron Donna and Brenda Bardier Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bardier Honorable H. Bronson Fargo Be+sy Barrows Harrison E. Ba'res Jr. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Russell Balh Jr. Geno Bavosi Louis Beauregard Edward Beck Leonard Beck Belanger The George Belsi+o's Forbush Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' Anderson Alex Andrews Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Benoi+ Paul Benoif P. C. Benoi+ Jr. Philip Benoil' Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James E. Angell Mr. and Mrs. John B. Angell Mrs. Luc An ell Y Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Donna Arola Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs John Aude'r Mr. and Mrs Baby Blackie Mr. and Mrs +.vn., - ., . 9 Richard C. Angell Pefer J. Army Richard Army Bud A+chue Mil+ory Alchue Roy A+chue W. Ax+ell John Bagge Mr. Roland Benoi+ Mr. and Mrs. Ber+il F. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Vic Bergeon Roberl' Bernier Richard Bernier Mr. and Mrs Anrhony Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bergenhollz Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Blair Mr. and Mrs Clemenl' BleH'e Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blondin Mr. and Mrs Roberf Bloom Bob and Tonya Janice Boberg Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Boberg Mr. and Mrs. William Boberg Ronald Darling Mr. Ronald Boisverf Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bonin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bonin Jeff Boucher Nancy Micheline Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boucher Timofhy Boucher Miss Bernice Boufieffe Chrisfopher J. Boufieffe Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boufieffe Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bouvier Mr. and Mrs. John A. Boyle Miss Judifh Boyle Miss Maryrifa Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Boynes Mrs. Anna Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Breaulf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown Ted Brown Maurice W. Buck Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Buck Mrs. Glorice Budd Mr. and Mrs. Minof Bull Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Burnham Bufchie and Joanne Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Bufkevich Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bufler Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cadrin Mrs. Calhoun Calvira Jim Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Kleber A. Campell, Jr. Al Capone Tom Cardoza Miss Rose M. Corporale Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'J. Carey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Carkum Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Carlo Mr. Raymond Carlson George J. Carroll Jayne E. Carroll Mrs. Joseph F. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Chaleki Beverly Chanin Bruce Charbonneau Marily A. Chard The Cheerleaders Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Chrisfensen Roberfa Chrisfensen Miss Angela Cirrifo , ' .-1. - -A -1--LJLM-ALJ'-.A-nf---U -fe-1-1' J' ' Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cirrifo Margaref Clapp William Clapp Donald Clark Mr. and Mrs Harold A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Clark Mr. and Mrs Wayne Clark Mr. and Mrs Edward J. Cleary, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Francis Coleman Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman Bea and Bob Colleffe Mr. and Mrs Elmer Connor Chris Corey Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Corkum Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cosfello Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Crooker Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crofeau Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crofeau Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Crofeau Ellen Cuddy Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alberf Dauphinais Dianne Dauphinais Susan Dauphinais Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dayufis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Desmarais Mr. and Mrs. D. Mr. Charles V. Diani Miss Barbara DiCarlucci Paf DiCarlucci Mr. and Mrs. Pafrick J. DiCarlucci William Ronald Dighfon Mr. and Mrs. William Dighfon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dillon Miss Ann Doane Gail Dobbs Mr. and Mrs. John Dobbs Mr. Donald Dodd Ricky Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doerr Pafrick Dohlus Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dohlus Mr. Leo R. Donahue Dof and Gary Doug and Lois Mr. Lucien DouilleH'e Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dow Mr. and Mrs. George Doyle Mr. and Mrs. James Dube , A . Q . .'-,. ff. '-4f'r'w.'---X RQTT sapg-Q and Mrs. Clayion Fowler if Mr. and'Mrs. John Duffy Kevin Duffy Mr. Raymond Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dumas LaureHa P. Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dunbar Mrs. Evelyn Dunphy Mr. and Mrs. Wal+er Duplisea PaH'i Duran+ Mr. and Mrs. George Duranf Mr. William Dyson Miss Lee Ebbeling Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elkinson Ellie and Dave Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Ellison Allan Elloian Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Ericson and Mrs. Frederic Erickson and Mrs. H. J. Esip and Mrs. H. J. Evans and Family Carl Falish and Mrs. William Ferrara Mr The Field Hockey Team of I964 Mildred Fifzpalrick Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Fleming and Mrs. John E. Fleming Mary E. Fleming and Mrs. Pafrick J. Fleming and Mrs. Richard F. Fleming and Mrs. William Fleming and Mrs. Cornelius J. Flynn Theresa Fon+aine and Mrs. Asahel Foofe and Mrs. Raymond Forsyfhe Frank and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Marfin A. Frederico Thomas M. Frederico Mr. and Mrs. Kenne+h Freeman, Sr. A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend B Friend Friend .fc w-cr -.qfwq-s., - ,-' . ,. ,Q . ,FJ 5 .--,. Mrs. Lila Frieswick Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Fromenf Mr. Raymond R. Fromeni' Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Fromenf Mrs. William E. Fromeni' Doro+hy Fuller Mr. ahd Mrs. Ervin E. Fuller Eleanor Garceau Barbara Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gasgo Mr. and Mrs. John Gasgo Mrs. G. L. Gaude'H'e Mr. and Mrs. Norman Goulel' Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Goule'r Janel' Gengel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gengel Pa+ricia Gengel Mrs. Cafhy Giguere Mr. and Mrs. Donald Giles Mr. J. Hecfor Girouard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Girouard Mrs. Lilliam N. Giruoard Mr. Pe+er J. Girouard Mr. and Mrs. Perley Goddard. Jr Mr. and Mrs. Perley Goddard, Sr Sue Goddard Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Goff S+eve Goodspeed Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gosselin Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gosselin Mr. Gerard Gosselin Mrs. Maiorie Gosselin Mrs. Dorofhy Gouvier Grafron Cen+er Barber Shop Mrs. Graham Mr. and Mrs. James Graham and Family Grampa Miss Marcelyn Greene Ronnie Greene Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gregoire Joe Gresian Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. GuilleHe Mr. and Mrs. Philippe GuilleHe Jeanne Guille++e Mrs. Roland GuilleHe Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hacke++ Miss Adele Haddad Mr. George Haddad Miss Mary Haddad Mrs. H. N. Hall Mrs. Mary Hall Mr. and Mrs. Hammarsfen Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hanley Mr. and Mrs. James F. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison Marie Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hafch Mr. and Mrs. Hafsfaf Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hawes Kafhleen Maureen Hayes Michele Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Arfhur Heberf Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Heberf Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heberf Mr. Russell Heberf Thomas Heberf Mr. Charles Heffernan Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Heffernan Edna Heinz Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Hemenway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Armand J. Henaulf Debbie Henaulf Junior Henaulf Pal' Henaulf The Hill Sisfers Mr. and Mrs. Esfin Hill Mr. Clayfon Holland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holland Mrs. Del Hopkinson Mr. and Mrs. Hospod The Hospod's Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs John Huchowski Harry Hudson Kennefh Hudson Richard Hudson Harold lde Heberf Sf. Jacques Dr. and Mrs. Leo C. Jacques Bob Jendrzeiewski Mr. and Mrs. Jenson Joan and Ronnie Mrs. Laura Jordoin Mr. and Mrs. Russell Juaire Judy's Beaufy Salon Mr. and Mrs. Kainu John Kasper Mrs. Mary Kasper Kenny and Kay Joyce Kazarian Richard Kazarian Mrs. Helen Kell Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kelleher Mr. John Kelley Miss Mary Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Kender Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kennedy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr Mrs. Frank Kilmer Mr. Henry King Mr. and Mrs. Zigmonf Knapik Mr. and Mrs. James Kneeland Miss Gerfrude Knowlfon Mr. and Mrs. Felix Kokernak and Family Joanne Kowski Rufh Kowski Mrs. Rifa Kramer Mr. and Mrs. John Kreell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuras and Family Miss Lena Labbe Mrs. Mary C. Labbe Mr. and Mrs. Nunzy Lacilla Mr. and Mrs. Firmin Ladd Mrs. Margaref LaFlamme Mrs. Marguerife Laflamme Cafherine LaForce Marie LaForce Mr. and Mrs William LaForce Mr. and Mrs E. LaFounfaine Mr. and Mrs Alberf Laliberfe Mr. and Mrs. Lammersfen Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Laplume Mr. and Mrs Laponen Mr. and Mrs Roberf Lavallee Mrs. Ellen Lavin Mr. Henry Johnson Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Johnsfon Mr. and Mrs. Leo Joncas Mrs. John Jordon Frank C-3. Jordon Mrs. George H. Jordon Mr. Raymond Jordon Barbara Juaire Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lebel Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lebel Mr. and Mrs. Richard LaClaire Mr. and Mrs. Leclerc Mr. and Mrs. Aurele Leger Beffy LeMaire Eugene LeMaire Eugene J. LeMaire . .1 .ffs.,.,x, -J-. HT Mr. and Mrs. Alberi' Lemay Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lenaghan Bill Lesperence Phil Lesperence William Lesperence Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis Mr. and Mrs. George Liberis Mifchell Liberis Sandra Liberis Linda and Joe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindburg Mrs. Waller C. Linden The Ludy's Sfeve Farwell's Lunch Sarah W. Lupien Mr. and Mrs. Crompfon MacDuffie The Mad Moforcyclisl' Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mahler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mahler, Jr. Maior Mudd John Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mars Mr. and Mrs. Sefh Marlin Bobby Mason Mr. and Mrs. Francis May Miss Ri+a Maynard Mr. ancl Mrs. Maynard Mr. Waller A. McConnell Mrs. Elaine McDonaugh Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay Mr. and Mrs. Roberf McKennon Mr. Neil McLeod Mrs. Clara Melanson Mr. and Mrs. Armand Melanson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mercilc Mrs. Ada J. Merrick Mr. and Mrs. Hallel' Merriclc Messinese Family Michael and Ruihie Mr. and Mrs. William Millen Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Mille++e Mary Jane Minor Mr. and Mrs. Henry Minor Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mi+chell Armanda Monfreda Mr. and Mrs. Velo Monfreda Mr. Wilfred Mongeau Mr. A. Allen Mongeau, Jr. Richard Mongeau Jane B. Mongeau Mrs. Hazel Mongeau - ,,,..,'.,.., Mr. and Mrs. Abbo'r'r A. Mongeau Richard Mongeau, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mongeau, Jr. Joanne Moninslci Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Moore Mr. and Mrs. James E. Moran Mr. Adrian Morin Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Morin Denise and Rene Morin Mr. Rober+ Morin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moriarfy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mossa Mr. and Mrs. James Mularczylc Mr. and Mrs. Waller Mularczylc Mrs. Helena Murray Mr. and Mrs. Franlc Naclclic Mr. and Mrs. George F. Nadeau Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Naiemy Mr. and Mrs. John Nalbol' Miss Berfha Naul+ Mr. and Mrs. Roland Naull' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Roberl B. Nelson Mr. Wm. Newfon Margarel' Nichols Marie Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Alber+ Noel Linda Noel Nordigian's Fresh Eggs J. A. Nor+h Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Connor Anne Olcsanish Karen Olcsanish Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Olcsanish Edwin Ohman Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ohman Mr. and Mrs. Wal+er D. Ohman Mary Olson Karen and Paul Osfergaard Nanci Lee Osfergaard Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paquin Mr. and Mrs. Rascoe Parke: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parenfeau Mr. Alma R. Parmenler Mr. Rober'r W. Parmenlrer Mr. Thomas W. Parmenfer Mr. and Mrs. Pa+eralc Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Parfridge Peanufs Mr. and Mrs. B. Pease Mrs. James Pellegrino Mrs. Virginia Pellegrino Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pellifier Billy Pepka Marfha Perkins and Vicky English Clemenfine B. Perras Mr. and Mrs. Arfhur Perreaulf Mr. and Mrs. Allan Peferson Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Peferson Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf Peferson Mrs. JoAnne Peferson Mr. Ray A. Peferson Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Pharnes Mrs. Phillips Charlie and Guy Picheffe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Picheffe Miss Lillian C. Picfure Gerard Pieffe Mr. Richard Planfe Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ploss Mrs. Cecile Plouffe Nancy Pocius Mr. and Mrs. George Poirier Miss Eva Porok Kafhy Porfer Mrs. Amanda Poffie Mr. and'Mrs. Brad Praff Helen S. PraH Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Provosf Mr. Phil Purringfon Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pufnam. Mrs. Quiry Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Racine Janice Radzik Bradley Ragaini Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Ragaini Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ragaini Mrs. Lea Rand Elizabefh Rawinski Helen Rawinski Bernard Roy Reggie, Dana, and Missy Mr. and Mrs. Armand Remillard Jeffrey Remillard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Remillard Bob Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf Richard Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richardson Alfred D. Riggs Rin-Tin-Tin Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Robar Joan Robar Mr. William Robar Robin and Gerard Roger Lee Robinson Mr and Mrs. John F. Roche and Mrs. John A. Roche and Mrs. Lloyd Roche Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Roche Mr. Rockwood Mrs. Rockwood Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Mr. and Mrs. William L. Rowley Mr. and Mrs. Chesfer Roy R.S.L. Jr. and S.S.W. Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Ruggiere Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rybak Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riewski Sf. Mary's CYC Miss Sfella Sakowski Kafhy Sampson Sanberg's Service Sfafion Mrs. Florence Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Savko Mr. and Mrs. James Scholfield Mr. and Mrs. B. Scoff Miss Lillian M. ScoH Barbara and Richard Sease Mr. and Mrs. Richard Segur Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shea Mr. and Mrs. Avery Sheperd Mr. Mr. Mr. Shorfy Mr and Mrs. John Schulenburg Thomas F. Siegel and Mrs. H. A. Simmons and Mrs. Joseph Smyfh and Mrs. J. Walfer Snow and Mrs. Kennefh Snow Mr. Mr. Ralph Soucy Mr. and Mrs. Sfock Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Randall Sfephens Kennefh F. Sfockwell Howard A. Sfone Jr. Howard S. Sfone Jr. William P. Sfraffon Jr. Gisele and Lenny Sfrom Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Jl. Sfuczynki Mr. and' Mrs. AI Sfyler Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Such Miss Michelene Such Mr. Walfer J. Such Mr. and Mrs. Denis Sughrue Q'-Z -i.,.'i 'i'- '.'- 4 4 l ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Sullivan Norma Tall Mr and Mrs. Adam Taparauskas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taparauskas Mr. and Mrs. John Tarrar Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Tarren'r Mr. and Mrs. E. l'l. Taylor Mr. George Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Tebo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tebo Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Tebo Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tebo Mr. and Mrs. Ernesl' Tessier Debbie and Laurie Tessier Mr. Kennelh Tessier Mr. and Mrs. Herberl' L. Therrien Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thorburn Carolyn Tomkiewicz Tom's Fresh Fruils and Vege+ables Miss Milly Trabulsi Mrs. Ann Trip Mr. Tuffs Mr. and Mrs. Francis TurcoH'e Mrs. Paul J. Usfin Daniel Uslinovich George D. Uslinovich Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Vessella Jr. Norman P. Vigeanl' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vigeanl' Mr. R. VonEepp Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vorce Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wailenek Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh Mr. and Mrs. John M. Warwick Wayne B. Warwick Mr. and Mrs. George Webber Mr. Richard Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Wenc Francis Wenc Mr. and Mrs. Kans+an+y Wenc Mr. and Mrs. Vincenl' Wenc Mr. and Mrs. William Whilney Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wieks Mr. and Mrs. Reina Wiik Mrs. Carrie M. Woodburn I902 Mr. William A. Woodburn Mrs. Ann F. Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Wrag Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Wrigh+ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wrighl Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Wyand Bobby Young Mr. and Mrs. William Young Mr. Zakrzewski Lenny Zalauskas Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Zaleski Mrs. Roger Zaleski Mr. and Mrs.-Anlhony Zanauskas The class of '65 would like, al lhis lime, lo lhank all ol lhose who made lhis year- book possible. .., . ..- -.1..afic- Yfu f .1-Cf., -.Awe-,F -,- , When, as a child, I laughed and wept, Time crept, When, as a youth, I dreamed and talked, Time walked, When I became a full grown man, Time ran, And later, as older I grew, Time flew, Soon I shall find, while traveling on, Time gone. Autographs , -1 .4 .1 - 41... A ' .. ..4'i. v m. ' NINJ- -J. Autographs IO4 5l.,'1',T7 -- J.. 1: M-5.1 , 1-,.:,. 11.9 44,1w..L,4 1:.n..x:.Au..n Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY vm www- nw mmm An vwlv 'l0l P Nr N H if E w 4 I 1 , 5 - , 41. X- . 1 Q' 4 V 4, . ' 4 , .'Q -.v.' I . .lks!.u.t.Af 1 lk- p. dx