Sutton Memorial High School - Exitus Yearbook (Sutton, MA)

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Class Will We, the Senior Class, realizing that our happy years at Sutton are coming to a close, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior Class, we will our title of “Sophisticated Seniors’’ and Mr. Schwab to help them with their financial problems. To the Sophomore Class, we will a successful year in U. S. History. To the Freshman Class, we will our wishes that they may have many prosperous school affairs. To Mr. Frigard, we will a teacher for his Algebra and Solid Geometry classes to make his job as Principal easier. To Mr. Cornell, we will a French Glee Club for school assemblies. To Mr. Schwab, we will a more conservative Senior Class and one which will be able to receive those unattainable “A’s’’ in Problems. To Mrs. Dakin, we will a regular boys’ Home Economics class, so that they can be taught the wonders of cooking. To Mr, Hanson, we will many more years as successful instructor of Industrial Arts. To Mrs. Maris, we will a Senior Class more appreciative of Shake- spearean Literature. To Mr. Sabolinski, we will a Senior Typing class which will type more and talk less. To Mr. McCabe, we will another year of successful directing of the Glee Club and a new tenor section. To Mr. Salinger, we will all the height we have in our class. To Miss Guertin, we will many victorious years with her girls’ basket- ball team. I, Marcia Bjork, will a certain nickname to Janice Jernberg and a memory of a certain incident on a certain Friday night to Bob Craw. 21

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Memories Initiation. . .Old SHS. . .Sullie. . .Evelyn and Denny. . .Jane and Fred. . .Trigger. . . Mr. “M . . .Hazel and Lanny. . .Mr. Place. . .Farewell party for Joyce. . .Vera and Ronnie. . .Miss Beechler. . .Blind dates. . .Paper drives. . .Raymie and Marilyn, . . Skating parties. . .Sylvia’s memorable square dances. . .Howie and Mable. . .Sneak- ing off noontimes to go swimming--Oh Boys!!. . .Splash parties. . .Driving lessons. . . the oath s by Joan. . .Phyllis and Dud. . .Basketball games. . .Sadie Hawkins Night. . . “Be a doll”. . .Howie, our only man (? ). . .Office Practice. . .Junior year shorthand . . .Raymie, teasing the gals. . .Phyllis and Gale’s double dates. . . P. F. . .Gale and Bob. . .Marilyn and the squash, . .Doc, our actioneer. . .Home Ec. . .Valentine Ball. . . “Rest Assured’’. . .Ronnie and Connie. . .“George . . .Second period. . .Running out of gas. . .That certain Friday night!! Oh, that Lonesome Three. . .Danny’s white night- shirt. . .Bill and Blanche. . .Danny’s party at Briel’s. . .Marilyn, Carol and East Douglas. , .Janet’s blind dates. . .Fitch. . .Stuffing Oscar. . .Italian Club sandwiches, . . Gale’s love for Physics. . .Pee Wee’s license. . .Lanny and Howie’s biographies. . . Deer chasing. . .Chicken pluckers. . .Macbeth. , . “Green eyes ’ ’. . .Our queens, Marcia and Marilyn. . .Jane and Howie. . .Sylvia and Lanny (Third period). . .Danny’s long walk--Who hopponed!!. . .Marcia and Art and Lanny. . .A-G-O-N-Y. . .Lonsome Three. . .Marilyn and that ring. . .Howie’s episode with a Millbury cop, . .the “greasy spoon . . .Jane and Marcia’s namesakes. . .LOST --without shoes. , .North High. . . Lanny’s date for the ball. . .The Hong Fong. . .Doc’s problem class. . .Marcia and Carol blowing up the lab with harmless soap. . .Howard “Lovelace Watson. . .Ronnie and Johanne and Lanny and Cris. . .C.P.A, . .Play rehearsals. . .Class meetings. . . Sylvia’s spouse. . .Hazel and Roy. . .Perfume spree. , .“Bubbles . . .Carol’s love scenes in the play. . .Marilyn’s blushing. . .popularity of “Bobs mentioned in SHS. . , “Where’s Evelyn? , . .Exitus. , . Marcia Bjork 20

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I, Billy Chase, will my woodwork ability in Industrial Arts to Ernest Anyon and my almost perfect attendance to Betty Chausse. I, Jane Cote, will my strong weakness for blue eyes to Viola Taber and my love for auto racing to Roy Grandone. I, Sylvia Desjourdy, will my ability to speak orally to Roddy Lavallee and my dark hair to Marie Flansburg. I, Vera Eaton, will my dancing ability to Barry Eaton and Dick Potter. I, Danny Fisher, will my ability to argue with Doc to Ernest Anyon and my ability to make out with Freshman girls to Bob Craw. I, Ronald Gibson, will my car to Billy Jernberg and my long curly hair to Terry Windle. I, Joan Godbout, will my love for Algebra to Sylvia Watson and my seat in the bus to a sardine. I, Lanny Goodwin, will my knack of having a good time to Roddy Lavallee and my love for Athletics to everyone who is fortunate enough to be able to play sports. I, Charle ne Gravelin, will my natural curly hair to Elaine Corriveau and my quietness in class to Alice MacLaren. I, Car ol Johnson, will my problems in Solid Geometry to anyone with an imagination and my “After Hour Stuff” to Gail Mathew son. I, Gail Johnson, will my cheering position to Alyse Hoover and my col- lection of jewelry to Eleanor Godbout. I, Janet Lawrence, will my love for popular music to Elaine Boutilier and my office position to Laura Hutchinson. I, Phyllis Marble, will my driving ability to Loretta Amour and my ability in history to any long suffering Sophomore. I, Evelyn Rivernider, will my height to Shirley Burgess and my ability to sing to anyone who wants to be heard in the Glee Club.