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

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Class Will We, the Senior Class, ending our four wonderful years at Sutton High, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To, the Junior Class, we will the hope of a happy and successful Senior Year. To the Sophomore Class, we will the increasingly difficult task of making oney for the vVashington trip. To the Freshman Class, we will four successful years at Sutton High. To Mr. Frigard, we will an Algebra II class that talks less and studies more. To Mr. Cornell, we will the advisorship of a more cooperative class. To Mr. Schwab, we will brilliant students with photographic minds. To Mr. Salinger, we will a more attentive Senior Class in Chemistry. To Mrs. Maris, we will another successful Senior Pla a serious Senior English Class. To Mr. Sabolinski, we will a boys’ basketball team that will be more successful, and an assistant in Driver’s Training Class. To Mrs. Davagian, we will a quiet study period, and another successful Chef’s Class. To Mr. Hanson, we will another successful Handicraft Club. To Mr. McCabe, we will a more attentive Glee Club, and a group of mature bass voices. To Miss Simonelli, we will an energetic person to alphabetize the books in the Library. To Miss Curtis, we will another victorious season for the girls’ basket- ball team.

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Senior Adjectives T ease Donald Moore H elpful Barbara Lewis E nergetic Robert Craw S incere Gail Mathewson E arnest Harry Smith N eat „oretta Amour I ndustrious Janice Jernberg O ptimistic Philip Edwards R eserved Richard Caldbeck C arefree Jenny Szew» renka L eadership Roddy Lavallee A ttractive Bette Chausse S olic itous John Freeland S portsmanship Roy Grandone O rderly Elaine Boutilier F riendly Patricia Paquette F rivolous Alice Szewerenka I ntelligent Shirley Burgess F rank Elaine Corriveau T alkative Judy Freeland Y outhful Joan Cote F aithful William Vasalofsky O penhearted Eleanor Godbout U nperturbed Ethel Zuidema R isible Edmond Peladeau

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I, Loretta Amour, will my size 28 basketball shorty to Elizabeth Smith and my position on the first string to Sylvia Watson. I, Elaine Boutilier, will my height to Kathleen Holt and my natural curly hair to Joyce Lindstrom, I, Shirley Burgess, will my height to Spencer Barnett and my seat at the piano and nervousness to Vesta Helgesen. I, Richard Caldbeck, will my quietness to Terry Windle and my vo- cabulary to Jimmie Whittier. 1, Bette Chausse, will my “snoring” laugh to Betty Adams and my dislike for sewing to Viola Taber. 1, Elaine Corriveau, will my fast driving around curves to Albert Gosselin and my lingerie to Billy Zuidema. 1, Joan Cote, will my height to Jimmie Whittier and my love for ticket making to Marcia Bullard. 1, Bob Craw, will my ability and love for sports to Russ St. Jean and my crew cut to JimmTe Whittier. I, Phil Edwards, will my curly hair to Sid Freiswick and my position on the basketball team to John Godbout. 1, John Freeland, will my blond hair to Dickie LeClair and my well known smile to Billy Schotanus. I, Judy Freeland, will my natural curly hair to Joyce Cooke and my height of five feet to Bobby Judson. I, Eleanor Godbout, will my long ride to school every morning to Sylvia Watson and my perfect attendance to Muriel Schenker. I, Roy Grandone, will my position on the basketball team to Terry Windle and what few girls 1 have had to Joel Moore. 1, Janice Jernberg, will my love for Chimistry Laboratory to Patty Hunt and my dimples to Johnnie Annis.