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

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18 ' 4 6 CALENDAR of EVENTS SEPTEMBER- Opening of school Freshman Initiation OCTOBER— Sophomore Return Party Senior Chicken Supper NOVEMBER- Safety lecture by Corp. Knowlton Gift of books from Mr. Lombard Operetta, Hiawatha presented by General Rufus Putnam School DECEMBER— Senior play, The Ready-Made Family Christmas party Opening of basketball season Christmas recess JANUARY— Senior Prom FEBRUARY— Speaking Contest Winter recess MARCH— Amateur Night Upton Basketball Tournament Red Cross Assembly APRIL— Opening of baseball season Spring recess Senior trip to New York MAY— Dedication of school library by Mr. Lombard JUNE— Open house Alumni banquet School picnic Graduation Senior Reception

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17 ' 4 6 REMEMBER? Miss LaRochelle ' s shyness . . . Roaf ' s laugh . . . Miss Connors ' s upsweeps . . . Mr. Schwab ' s quizzes . . . the travels of Dewey ' s ring . . . Miss Donnelly ' s charm class . . . Horatio ... trips to the Dog House after play rehearsals . . . Miss Lepine ' s temper . . . Smith ' s jalopies . . . Sundquist ' s trips to Millbury at noon . . . the aromas from room 2 . . . Mr. Pollard ' s general science class . . . Butch ' s flashy ties . . . the large shorthand 2 class . . . the day Clarkson nearly blew up the lab . . . making the flowers for the Junior Prom . . . Dewey ' s black eye . . . Miss Mulcahy ' s It be- hooves you . . . the white owl vs. Mr. Morris . . . Clarkson ' s one way streets in Providence . . . Mr. Lehtinen ' s Prove it . . . Dick ' s fits and Bluebeard . . . Night School . . . Nick ' s store . . . Smitty ' s It ' ll cost ya money . . . Posing for our pictures . . . Butch chewing gum at ball games . . . the new busses . . . the gremlin in Room 1 . . . Miss Holbrook ' s linguephone . . . the things we learned in consumer ed . . . Mr. Schwab ' s orange peels . . . Macbeth records . . . dancing noontimes . . . Sullivan ' s Diner . . . K. P. duty for the chicken supper . . . the paper drives . . . Herby . . . the Eng- lish sailors who visited Soph. Eng. . .Miss Connors ' s bl onde passenger . . . Smitty ' s red wig . . . Doc ' s mustache . . . Peterson ' s escapades in the lab. . . Dick and Eleanor ' s solos for graduation . . . Butch ' s Dramatic Club . . . the trio the night of the amateur contest . . the day Mr. Morris lost his voice in occupations . . . the day Clark- son met a kitty on the way to school . . . Sundquist ' s red shirt and yellow tie ... the basketball game at Northboro . . . Brigham ' s Thane of ' Fifi ' ... the year the girls were undefeated in basket- ball . . . freshmen intitiation . . . Mr. Morris ' s Well, you dumb twit! . . . the boys ' crew cuts . . . the bedtime stories in Room 414 . . . Spike McGurgle . . . It ' s a bonnie night, Aye . . . pitch the ball . . . Smitty ' s Smorgasberg . . . Eddie William ' s Haaaaam sandwiches! .... Lena ' s parfaits . . . chicken every night . . . . the ribbing they received when O ' Brien ' s couldn ' t accommodate us? sandwiches! . . . Lena ' s portraits . . . chsiken every night . . . Murray Hill 59601 . . . Lena ' s laryngitis . . . Joan ' s escort to the Paramount . . . George Gratton . . . room service! . . . grapefruit . . . Dotty ' s condition . . . the bathroom bar . . . the 30£ cokes . . . Smith ' s night clubbing . . . Dotty ' s cousin . . . seats at the N. B. C. — one — two — three, go — . . . pillow fights . . . the Senior Rock- ettes in Revue . . . our Alma Mater on television . . . swimming through the hotel lobby at 6 A. M. . . . Mr. Morris, Stienstra, and the open door . . . Norton ' s being tucked in. Joan Morgan

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19 ' 4 6 HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY Sutton High School is deeply appreciative of the fine library of books which was given to the school by Mr. Frank Alanson Lombard of Wellesley. In all, 217 volumes from his own personal library were given to us. Among these books is an irreplacable set known as The Oriental Series which deals with China, Japan, and other countries of the Far East. A beautiful bookcase in which to keep the books was also included in the gift. Some of the volumes on Shakespeare contain personal annota- tions by Mr. Lombard and were prepared by him for use in the Far East when he served as a teacher there. Mr. Lombard presented the books to the high school at a special assembly held for the occasion. He also presented a series of lectures on Shakespeare which were open to the townspeople as well as to the high school students. Mr. Lombard has also created a trust fund, the income of which is to be used for the purchase of books which will aid in the under- standing of peoples of other lands, especially the Far East. On behalf of the pupils of Sutton High School, the faculty, and the townspeople of Sutton, we wish to take this opportunity to ex- press our sincere gratitude to Mr. Lombard for the interest he has shown in our welfare. We are particularly fortunate to have this interest and generosity on our behalf. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES GIRLS Best Looking Lena Desjourdy Best Dressed Dorothy Davagian Cutest Jean LaCoy Most Studious Dorothy Davagian Teacher ' s Pet Dorothy Davagian Teacher ' s Peeve Helen Home Most Likely to Succeed Eleanor Peterson Most Athletic Dorothy Davagian Friendliest Eleanor Peterson Most Argumentative Lena Desjourdy Best all around Eleanor Peterson Best Actor and Actress Dorothy Davagian Shyest Anah Johnson Jolliest Eleanor Peterson BOYS Richard Plante Richard Plante Richard Plante Arthur Learned Herman Stienstra Channing Smith Arthur Learned Herman Stienstra Robert Brigham George Aspinwall Richard Plante Richard Plante Kenneth Zuidema Channing Smith