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

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Editorial As the month of June descends upon us, the Class of 1954, it brings ever nearer the termination of our fruitful and golden high school days at Sutton High. Our four years of preparing for life’s toilsome road at Sutton High have no doubt been of profound influence on each one of us. The faculty with their sound judgment, guidance, and tireless ways, together with the many true friends each of us has acquired at S. H. S. will serve as constant reminders of these four enlightening years. Our class, the seventy-eighth class to graduate from Sutton High, will do so in the year which marks the 250th anniversary of our town. We also have had the distinct honor of being the first class to complete four years of high school in the new high school building. We began our high school days as the first Freshman class in the new Sutton Memorial High School with many new facilities available to us. As we make preparations to depart from Sutton High and leave the protected life which has been afforded us to walk the road of life as individ- uals, we must not forget those who have made all this a reality. Primarily, we must thank our parents for we owe them much. Since our childhood, they have cared, sheltered, looked after, and even sacrificed much for us. Our teachers then took on the task to mold us into responsible men and women. So as we look back on the past, we have much to be thankful for and many to thank for what we may be. We also have much to look forward to in the future and with the help of God, it will be successful for us all. Roderick Lavallee 2

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Principal MR, ALLISTON C. WETHERELL A.B. and Education M. Bates College MR. WILHO FRIGARD B.S. and M.S. in Education University of Massachusetts Superintendent I l! 4