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

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Senior Class Will Know all men by these presents that we, the Class of 1955, Sutton High School, supposedly being sound in mind and body, do declare this to be our last will and testa- ment. We hereby bequeath all our goods and possessions in accordance with our desires as hereby expressed, since we, as a class, are being separated from our Alma Mater. To the Junior class we will a happy and financially successful Senior year. To the Sophomore class we will passing grades in U. S. history. To the Freshman class we will three more Years at S. H. S. To Mr. Frigard we will a more appreciative audience for his jokes and more students who enjoy mathematics. To Mr. Schwab we will classes with pupils who use their heads and another finan- cially successful Senior class. To Mr. Sabolinski we will a more intelligent shorthand class and an ice bag to use during basketball games. To Mrs. Maris we will another successful Senior play and a Senior class who has a better understanding of English literature. To Mrs. Davagian we will a Junior-Senior home economics class that can do more work and less talking and a quieter sixth period study. To Mr. McCullough we will more Senior boys in industrial art classes and a more co-operative Suttonian staff. To Miss Clark we will more serious-minded language classes. To Mr. Kelly we will another happy and successful year at S. H. S. To Mr. Murdock we will a match for his lectures and a pupil with powers of theo- retical reasoning. I, Theodore Bousquet, will my skating ability to Tony Daigle. I, Valerie Cooke, will what is left of my English accent to Walter McGovern and my report card to Milton Moss.

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I, Florence Dona, will my natural blonde streak to Helen Jarvais and my brown eyes to Liz Smith. I, Larry Eaton, will my girls to Brad Eaton and my ability to get along with Doc to my brother Dale. I, Donald Faubert, will my cooking ability to Mrs. Davagian's home economics classes and my seats in Doc's classes to my brother Alvin. I, June Fessenden, will my enjoyment and luck in U. S. history to any ambitious Sophomore and my interest in comparative anatomy to Liz Smith. I, Charmian Fisher, will my susceptibility to poster-making to Linda Shaw and my low alto position in the girls' octet to Marcia Putnam. I, Barbara Fitzgerald, will my position on the Suttonian staff to Janet Goodwin and my wavy hair to Gloria Lamoureux. I, Marie Flansburg, will my height to Russel St. Jean and my blonde hair to Shirley Fitzgerald. I, Sidney Frieswick, will my flashy clothes to Jack Cobiski. I, Vesta Helgesen, will my basketball position to my sister and my organ practice to Connie Windle. I, Alyse Hoover, will my horse, Ginger, to anyone with a strong fence and my chin- chilla sketeton to squeamish girls in future biology classes. I, Edith Horne, will my love for hot rods to Roger Thibodeau and my short wavy hair to Bernice Brown. I, Carole Hunt, will my long eyelashes to Walter McGovern and the car to my sister, Patti Hunt. I, Laura Hutchinson, will my basketball position to Connie Windle and my height to Denise LaVergne. I, Richard LeClair, will my address book to Brad Eaton and my ability to get along with teachers to Jack Cobiski. I, Shirley Leno, will my dark brown eyes to Joyce Cooke and my ability to get along with Doc to Phoebe Vincent. I, William Lindstrom, will my collection of hot rod books to any sane girl driver and my deep lugubrious voice to Mrs. Maris. I, Alice MacLaren, will my basketball team to anyone who wants it and my short hair and blue eyes to Frances Stark. I, Teresa Maroni, will my loquacious nature to Barb Edwards and my nickname Pyzon to Billy Jernberg.