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

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Editor ...... Literary Editor . . Feature Editor . . Boy's Sports. . Girl's Sports . . Photography . . Circulation . Business Manager . . Advertising . . . Glas s Prophecy . Class Will . . . Class History. . Exitus Stall Elizabeth Smith . Marcia Bullard . . . Robert Hare . . Herbert Chase Ioyce Lindstrom . . . . Ioel Moore . . Russell St. lean Mildred Gerber Shirley Fitzgerald . . Patricia Hunt Willard Iernberg Roger Thibodeau Elaine Brehio . . . Ellen Kallio Denise LaVergne Barbara Edwards . Arthur Godding

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ROGER DENNIS THIBODEAU Vice-president 4: Exitus Staff 4 -Q' Nur' Uh ,- .Al NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Ehzabeth Smith, M1ldred Gerber. BACK ROW: Willard Iernberg, Robert Hare. Tib Expression: Nice going Ambition: Radio and TV technician. Future Plans: Attend a school of electronics. Activities: Basketball l, 2: Senior Play 4

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Class History In September l952, forty-one hopeful Freshmen entered the Portals of Sutton Hi- gh . Although we seemed dwarfed by the upperclassmen, we tried in our years at Su- tton High to show our worth and importance. We assembled in room 207 with Mr. Sabolinski as our class advisor and elected the following class officers: Elizabeth Smith, president: Willard Iernberg, vice-pres- ident: Bernice Brown, secretary: Ellen Kallio, treasurer. We chose Frances Stark and Willard Iernberg as Student Council representatives. Navy blue and white were select- ed as our class colors. In October we were initiated by the congenial Sophomores. When Mr. Salinger joined the faculty in january, he became our class advisor. Members of the class participated heartily in basketball, cheering, and Glee Club. In March we sponsored the Sophomore Return Party under the capable and unique direction of Mr. Salinger. After an enjoyable summer we reassembled in room 207 with our class advisor, Mr. Salinger. The membership of the class was now thirty-four. We elected as class officers: Willard jernberg, president: Elizabeth Smith, vice-president: Frances Stark, secretary: Marcia Bullard, treasurer. As our Student Council' representatives we elect- ed Ellen Kallio and Herbert Chase. Our first enjoyment of the year was the initiation of the Freshmen. We continued to take an active part in school activities. Later that year we presented the original Carnival Dance under the direction of Mr. Salinger. This dance enhanced our class funds greatly. We returned in September and reconvened in room 207 under the supervision of a new class advisor, Mr. Murdock. We elected the following to be our class officers for our Iunior year: Willard jern- berg, president: Elizabeth Smith, -vice-president: Frances Stark, secretary: Marcia Bullard, treasurer: Patricia Hunt and Herbert Chase, Student Council representatives. The membership of the class had now dropped to twenty-Seven. To further enhance our class funds for our Senior year we presented a Comedy Bas- ketball Game in November and a Record Hop in December. Ellen Kallio was selected to attend Girls' State in Bridgewater in june. Also, Rob- ert Hare received the D,A.R. History Award at the graduation exercises of the class of '55.