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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1957 volume:

v - W., w r w I 4 N R K , n 1 w I Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1957, dedicate this Exitus to Donald G. Schwab, as a tribute to his twenty years of faithful service to the students of Sutton High School. ,4 Q ,Y ' yv x wx xx x . - 7 14 . f .' , if ,LS xx-X W? P K' ' H. ': . I ! f . 1 'FZ J f'.' if -.J-4 X71 rj' Fr :f l ' lit ' 595 f 5 FJ! V ' fl - Q, f ,g '-..- A' -H AJ A gglll 1. -I g.Q fg 3, fs' 'vii ' '.1 .1 ..- ' 4 1 '-1 L A - fs n Y 1 17 f ,-..-,Lx ' 6 lk-bf ll I, it i -I '-'S i Foreword l The class of 1957 is privileged to have the pleasure of pub- lishing the twentieth issue of the Exitus. Prom a small beginning it has grown to its present size. The Exitus is a book of memories and we know that in the future its pages will recall to us many happy experiences of our high school career. Editor 4 1114 ' .AA - , L., , 'W'nx VH -Xxx Z Fx 'W '52 I 'fi c F' 1. f f rl? Principal MR. WILHO FRIGARD B.S. and M.S. in Education University of Massachusetts Superintendent MR. H. DEANE How 'tx WKQQ X. MR. DONALD SABOLINSKI Commercial Subjects B. B.A. Clark University M.A. University Of Massachusetts MR. DONALD G. SCI-IWAB Social Studies B. S. in Education Boston University Vi V . l MR. ARTHUR MURDOCK Science B.A. Clark University MR. IOHN WARNER English B.S. in Education Worcester State Teachers College M.A. in Education Clark University f' X .y- -1 , Eyffmx .,- 4 ww 'fffi H .iff I' Xi!! L is 12 -35 MR. IUSTIN KELLEY Guidance English A. B. Holy Cross College MRS. AGNES DAVAGIAN Home Economics B.S. in Education Framingham State Teachers' College Y. Y-vi-wr -H-ls'-'vga-'til f. , fa v. ' n - db' fy gm, CY- ,A 1 .A,'..':Lj:,.Jb ' .',. 'QL' 3 MISS MADELINE PACELLA La nguages B. S . Worcester State Teachers College MRS. BARBARA SIMPSON Commercial Subjects B. B.A. Clark University -L,-it MR. WASILY SHEPELUK Math, English, Civics A. B. Clark University MR. EDWARD GINGRAS Industrial Arts Worcester Boys' Trade School if X Ni' 'fi in e A A, MRS . PHYLLIS CARLSON Secretary To Administratio Cafeteria Staff and Custodian WN 'M .fm A f -1 Editor .... Literary Editor Feature Editor Boys' Sports . Girls' Sports Photography . Circulation . Business Manager . . Advertising .... . Class Prophecy . . . Class Will . . Class History . . Ethel Helgesen . . Connie Windle . . Marcia Putnam . . . John Godbout Jacqueline Turner . . Paul Pearson . . . Helen Swart Emil Mongeon Raymond Rzewuski . . Richard O'Shea . . Bradley Eaton Waldo Forsythe David Lavallee . Helene Iarvais Penelope Putnam Jane Pitula . .Katherine Roy . Beverly Carlson Ioyce Hunt A K' HOWARD BARNETT Spencer Expression: Nasty Break Ambition: Commercial Artist Future Plans: Navy Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Art Club 1: Boys' Octet 3, 4: Senior Play 4 BEVERLY CARLSON .. Bev.. Expression: Holy Cow gy Ambition: Secretary tt - Future Plans: Junior College Q Activities: Basketball l, 2, 4: Glee Club 3, 45 Suttonian 4: Senior Play x 4: Exltus Staff 4. E2 . X51 ' 721 Ctrl' . , ,mx 1, ug- , . 4 44 ,. VIRGINIA CORRIVEAU ucinnyn , Expression: I'll bet you dollars to donuts on that. 4, 4 Ambition: To do well in whatever I do. 'ff Future Plans: Office Work Activities: Basketball 1: Art Club 1: Senior Play 4. s its A u , A' 2 V, rf' f 2 lint. Gr:--' WALDO FORSYTHE BRADLEY EATON llBradll Ambition: To be successful in Dairying Future Plans: To attend Stockbridge School of Agriculture Activities: Art Club 25 Dramatic Club 15 Photography Club 25 Glee Club l,2, 3,45 Boys' Octet 3,45 Basketball Manager 1,25 Suttonian 3,45 Iunior Play 35 Chef Club 45 Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 4. Wale Expression: What the Heck Ambition: Radio Officer in the Air Force. Future Plans: Air Force Career ha. Activities: Art Club 1: Photography 2: Senior Play 45 Exitus staff. W' 11-A S DAVID GARCELON ..DaVe.. Ambition: To be successful Future Plans: Carpentry Activities: Science Club 4. ...Al it 5 1 x M S! 1 Il ,f ,.. pt , .4-1 ff-1 ,A M 1 924. .. 7 1,5 'Tift' sd. 1.1 ' Fr I. 16 IOHN GODBOU1' lllohnnyll Expression: Silence ls Golden. Ambltion: Successful business man. Future Plans: Trade School Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Captain 43 Basketball 1, 21 Co-Captain 35 -Captain 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Vice-President: Suttonian 3, 4: Class President 2, 3, 45 Student Councll 1, 27 Vlce-President 37 President 47 junior Play 35 Boys' Octet 3, 4: Senior Play 4. ,K ELIZABETH GOYETTE nj Betty Expression: Oh shut up you make me slck. Ambition: Hairdresser Future Plans: Continue School for Hairdressing. Activities: Glee Club 1: Basketball lg Senior Play 4. ETHEL HELGESEN mreth.. Expression: Oh, great. Ambition: To teach. Future Plans: Attend college Activities: Student Council 3: Secretary-Treasurer 4: Cheerleader 1,25 Captain 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Secretary 47 Glrls' Octet 3, 4: Damatlc Club 1: Good Government Represen- tatlve 45 junior-Senior Plays 3, 4, Science Club 2: Suttonian fl: Exltus Editor 45 National Honor Society 4. TRAC EY HORNE Wilbur Expression. What ? Ambition: To have an insurance agency. Future Plans. Business work. Activities: Photography Club 1, 25 ChefC1ub 45 Art Club lp Suttonian 4 Senior Play 4. JOYCE HUNT Hunk Expression: Oh honestly! Ambition: To become a secretary Future Plans: Junior college Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club lg Junior Play 35 Suttonian 2, 4, Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 4. CHARLES HUTCHINGS Charlie Expression: These people! Ambition: Technical engineer Future Plans: Worcester Junior College Activities: Science Club 35 Senior Play 4. ..Iug.. Expression: What's your problem, friend? Ambition: Bookkeeper Future Plans: Business School Activities: Class Treasurer 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1,25 Co-Captain 35 SAMUEL HUTC HINGS nsam.. Expression: Ambition: Qcensoredj Engineer Future Plans: Remodeling a car. Student Council 3, 45 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Science Club l, 2, 35 Boys' Octet 3,4. Activities: HELENE IARVAIS Basketball 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Suttonian 2, 35 Dramatic Club 1, Senior Play 45 Exttus Staff 4. DAVID LAVALLEE Dave Expression: Son A Gun ' Ambition: Forestry Work Future Plans: Marines Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Student Council 25 Glee tx Club 1,2, 35 Vice-President 45 Boys' Octet 3, 45 Dramatic Club 15 junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 45 Art Club 1. .1255 . 5, , EMIL MONGEON ..MOe.. Expression: It's not funny it's pathetic. ' Ambition: Certified Public Accountant. Future Plans: Bently School of Accounting. Activities: Glee Club 15 Art Club 15 Dramatic Club 15 Chef Club 45 Suttonian 1, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Photography Club 15 Exitus Staff 4. WALTER MCGOVERN mwah.. Expression: Oh give me time. Ambition: To be successful. Future Plans: Business School Activities: Glee Club 15 Damatic Club l5 Junior Play 35 Suttonian 2, 3, 45 Photography Club l: Chef Club l, 45 Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 45 Assistant Representative Safety Council 3. CAROL MOORE HMO.. W Expression: Oh Really Now! ' i Ambition: To be successful in life. Future Plans: To travel Activities: Basketball 1, Z, 35 Cheerleader 15 Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club l,2,3, 45 Suttonian 45 Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 4. RICHARD O'SI-LEA uskipn Ambition: Physicist Future Plans: Worcester Polytechnic Institute Activities: Class Vice-President 3,45 Glee Club 1, 25 President 3,45 Dramatic Club 15 Junior Play 3: Science Club 45 Suttonian 45 Boys' Octet 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 U.S. History Award 35 All State Chorus 45 Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 4. 'N ,, Q4 yr .1 0- A A S . r 4 , ' . pf 'K X , af- 1, 1' j 2, r ,A :.L --fxrfiiifgf R I PAUL PEARSON N1 'A Q Ambition: To cause and find happiness P' B 1 Future Plans: Attend College Activities: Photography Club President l, 2: Basketball 25 Suttonlan 2, 3, 45 Chef Club 45 junior Play 35 Science Club lg Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 4. I 'Ht S' 23 mlb. .K JANE PITULA Ianle Expression: Oh Well Ambition: Secretary Future Plans: Attend Business School. Activities: Art Club 15 Suttonlan 45 Senior Plav A- Eodtus Staff 4. K MARCIA PUTNAM Marsh Ambition: Math teacher. Future Plans: College Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Cheerleader 1: Co-Captain 2, Dramatic Club lg Junior Play 37 Suttonian 1, 2, 3, 47 Student Council lg Secretary-Treasurer 2: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Octet 1,2, 3, 47 All State Chorus 45 Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 47 DAR Representative 45 National Honor Society 4. PENELOPE PUTNAM Pennie Expression: You don't know do you ? A-mbitiOr1: Secretary Future Plans: Secretarial work. P-Cfivifiesr Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: co-captain 4, suuonian 1, 2, 3, octet 4, Glee Club 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 4. 5 THERESA RIC HARD HT en-yn Expression: Yea Gads Ambition: Secretary Future Plans: To find a good husband. Activities: Suttonian 45 Art Club 1: Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 4. ,pq JS g , 'Q' KATHERINE ROY ulcathyu Expression: Oh yeah 'P'- Ambition: To find my place in the world. Future Plans: Attend college. Activities: Suttonian 1, 2, 35 Co-Editor 4: Glee Club l, Z: Accompanlst 3, 4: Cheerleader 1,25 Dramatic Club 15 National Honor Society 4: Girls' Octette l, 2, 3, 4: Exitus Staff 4: Iunior Play 3: Senior Play 4. RAYMOND RZEWUSKI ..Ray.. Expression: Perfect ' ' Ambition: To become an accountant. Future Plans: Business College Activities: Basketball Manager 3: Senior Play 4: Exitus 4. , f Q35 r rf' 'UQ GERALD SENECAL nleny.. Expression: I Guess Ambition: To be successful TV repairman. Future Plans: Navy then go to Massachusetts Radio School. Activities: Art Club li Senior Play 4. 9 ' in ' 1 T 'f J.iL -ul 9, - v.: ,A ,A 5' - - f- 'r 'P A 7 71? of mr A-'.'? G2 'ii' ' fi ' M-ty ..-gm 4' X. , Ni , , lv, .ia , . k. 'PV1 QU293 ff nw ' , , , .u, if el l aw- 45 1-.Y iff 1' -, -i M44 x . t il! , t f. is HELEN SWART ' Expression: What's the matter with you ? Ambition: Travel Future Plans: Work Activities: Art Club lg Junior Play 35 Suttonian 45 Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. EVERETT TOWLE Expression: You're Late Ambition: Radio and TV Technician W Future Plans: Attend School Activities: Art Club ly Senior Play. 1 n i ff 5 'i rilii' Q14 IACQUELINE TURNER ll Jay!! Expression: You know me! Ambition: To be happy. Future Plans: Secretarial college and marriage. Activities: Class Treasurer 1: Basketball 1,21 Suttonian 1,2, 3 Senior Play 45 Exitus Staff 4. svn'- CONNIE WINDLE Expression: I-Iuhl To be successful. Ambition: Future Plans: Attend Vassar College Activities: Class Vice-President 1: Secretary 2, 3, 45 Liuttonian 1, 25 Co- Editor 35 Editor 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Secretary 35 Treasurer 45 Girls' Octet 2, 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Co-Captain 35 Captain 45 Dramatic Club 15 All State Chorus 45 National Honor Society 45 Iunior-Senior Plays 3, 45 Rxitus Staff 45 Assistant Safety Council Representative 3. BE RNARD ZUIDE MA Bernie Expression: No Kiddin Ambition: Trade School Future Plans: Navy Activities: Senior Play 4. VIRGINIA HIGGINS Ginger Expression: How Romantic Ambition: Become a director and producer of motion pictures. Future Plans: Unknown Activities: Suttonian 4: Senior Play 4. l I Class Hisiory After the summer vacation 57 Freshmen nervously assembled together in the audi- torium to receive their assigned advisor. We were fortunate to have as our advisor Mrs. Maris. It was easily seen that John Cobiski, with his noticeable abilities of leadership, would be chosen President, as he later was when we held our elections. Other members of our class were elected to the following offices: Vice-President, Ronnie Annisp Sec- retary, Muriel Shenkerp Treasurer, Jackie Turnerg Student Council, Marcia Putnam and David Lavallee. As we had anticipated, our Freshman Initiation proved to be most enjoyable. Our class members were enthusiastic about participating in all functions. Now came the long awaited day that was to start us off on our money-making pro- ject for our Washington trip: The Sophomore Return Party. It proved to be a success with the members of our class making up the entertainment which was truthfully amatur- ish, but entertaining. The following year we were again in the auditorium awaiting the announcement of our classes. This year we weren't as excited as last year. Once again we elected the following officers: President, John Godboutg Vice-Presi- dent, Ronnie Annis: Secretary, Connie Windleg Treasurer, Helene Jarvais: Student Coun- cil, Marcia Putnam and Samuel Hutchings. Our first event was an opportunity to initiate the Frosh. As in our Freshman year we continued to be active in clubs and sports. At the 250 Anniversary of the town of Sutton, we operated a booth which helped our treasury and provided us with a wonderful time. CAnyone for milk or Greenspot ?j In the Spring we presented a dance with a chiche novelty-live chickens! ! ! ! The next year we assembled at Sutton High, holding the title of Juniors. Our ad- visor this year was Mr. Murdock. We soon elected the following officers to guide our class: President, John Godboutg Vice-President, Skip O'Shea: Secretary, Connie Windle, Treasurer, Helene Jarvaisp Stu- dent Council, Ethel Helgesen and Samuel Hutchings. As in previous years we joined school functions and, it might be added, that we did very well in them. After the basketball season we sponsored a new added attraction: we were the first class to produce a Junior Play. We were aided in our presentation of the play by Miss Dorothy Austin of the faculty. We were all very pleased with ourselves as we made almost two hundred dollars on this affair. Six members of our class were elected to the National Honor Society. They were: Ethel Helgesen, Marcia Putnam, Richard O'Shea, Helen Swart, Kathy Roy, and Connie Windle. At Graduation Richard O'Shea was awarded the D.A.R. History Award. The next year we arrived at school with the superior feelings of Seniors. Our mem- bership was now 33. With Doc as our class advisor we quickly elected our class officers: President, john Godboutg Vice-President, Skip O'Shea: Secretary, Connie Windlep Treasurer, Helene Iarvaisg Student Council, Ethel Helgesen and Bradley Eaton. As usual, we got right into the swing of things and were active in all the school functions . Our Senior Supper proved to be one of the best suppers ever sponsored by a Senior class. Next we converted into door to door salesmen when we sold Christmas cards which also was a success. Early in December we presented our Senior Play which was: Too Young Too Old . The play was well presented under the supervision of Mr. John Warner. In December Ethel Helgesen was chosen as the Good Government Day Representative. Marcia Putnam was chosen as the D.A.R. Representative in February. February 9 we presented the Valentine Ball. Ethel Helgesen was chosen as Queen with Marcia Putnam as one of the attendants. We now have put down our impression about Sutton Memorial High and hope that our class will long be remembered. Joyce Hunt Beverly Carlson Class Will We, the class of 1957, being of sound mind and body, do hereby attest the following to be our Last Will and Testament. To the Iunior class, we will a financially successful Senior year. To the Sophomore class, we will the best of luck with Doc and U. S. History. To the Freshman class, we will three more rewarding years at Sutton High. To Mr. Frigard, we will an advanced math class with an aversion to erasers and chalk. To Mr. Schwab, we will an ambitious Senior class with an abundance of intestinal fortitude. To Mr. Sabolinski, we will a go-getum basketball squad, and some warm-up pants to go with the new jackets. To Mr. Murdock, we will a group of students with slide rule minds, and a Freddie the Rat to keep him happy. To Mr. Warner, we will a year's supply of recording tape, and some perfectionists for the Senior Play. To Mrs. Simpson, we will an efficient Suttonian Staff , and three gallons of white ink. To Mr. Kelly, we will a shiny, new, Director of Guidance sign for his door. To Miss Pacella, we will classes more appreciative of the Romance language. To Mr. Shepeluk, we will the newly published volume, Ten Ways to Beat Income Tax. To Mrs. Davagian, we will double periods for Home Economics. To Mr. Gingras, we will a blue print for a Shakespearian stage. I, Spencer Barnett, will my Sweet memories of those W'hitinsville girls to Charles Lyman, and my height to Bill Orhn. I, Beverly Carlson, will my naturally curly hair to Marge Leonard, and my basketball position as guard to Judy King. I, Virginia Corriveau, will my height to Bill Whittier, and my blue eyes to Roger LaBonte. I, Bradley Eaton, will my crew cut to Kenny Linder, and my position in the Looney Tunes to Tony Grabauskas. I, Waldo Forsythe, will what good U.S. History marks I got to Iames Sunskis, and my crew cut to George Lamothe. I, David Garcelon, will my ability to pass U. S. History in one year to my sisters, and my seat in physics to anyone who enjoys a good course. I, John Godbout, will my good French name to Ken Linder, and my wonderful Senior year to my brother, Butch . I, Elizabeth Goyette, will my future pink Cadillac to anyone who can pay for it, and my new career as a model to Alna Werme. I, Ethel Helgesen, will my basketball ability to my brother Wesley and my water skis to Ruth Dukes. I, Virginia Higgins, will my quietness to Alberta Fontaine, and all my passing history marks to Jennie Briggs. I, Tracy Horne, will my set of photography flood lights to Ianet Ledoux, and my good history marks to my brother, Guy. I, Ioyce Hunt, will my yellow sweater to Ruth Iarvais, and my ability to attend Tech Frat parties to Gail Putnam. I, Charles Hutchings, will all my girl friends and social life to Harold Bentley, and my marks in Senior math to Ronald Ledoux. I, Samuel Hutchings, will my animosity for school rules and formalities to anyone with an independent mind. I, Helene Iarvais, will my bookkeeping ability to Gretel Putnam, and my position as class Treasurer to Alna Werme. I, David Lavallee, will my fan club from the Senior Play to Kenny Linder, and my ability to Foul Out to Pete Michelson. I, Walter McGovern, will my ability to eat triple hot fudge sundaes to Mary Ann Konopka, and my seat in Senior math to any deserving Iunior. I, Emil Mongeon, being of sound mind and body, hereby do bequeath my sound mind and body to anyone without a sound mind and body. I, Caryl Moore, will my driver's license to Harold Bentley, and my dentist appoint- ments to anyone who wants to talk to the Tech ' boys. I, Richard O'Shea, will my appendix to a Freshman, my marks to a Sophomore, and my shyness to a junior. To this family three, the best of me. I, Paul Pearson, will my height to Ruth Jarvais, and my blue eyes to Mendy Konopka. I, jane Pitula, will the trouble of teaching Doc how to pronounce my last name to my sister, Dorrie. I, Marcia Putnam, will my position as Bass in the Girls' Octette to Pat Roy, and my last two happy years at S.H.S. to my sister, Gail. I, Pennie Putnam, will my ability to stay on the cheering squad to Ruth Iarvais, and my front seat on the bus to basketball games to anyone who wants it. I, Theresa Richard, will my seat in Senior math to Robert Fisher, and my height to Iohn Walker. I, Kathy Roy, will my complete set of piano discords to Ruth Dukes, and my position as Mr. Kelley's Disorderly Personifiedn to anyone of Mrs. Simpson's up and coming prodigies. I, Raymond Rzewuski, will my height to Willy Shaw, and my position of King in Senior math to Butch Gadbout. I, Gerard Senecal, will my Chevy bomber to Rene Thibodeau, and my plowing job to Norman Giguere. I, Helen Swart, will my blonde hair to Jennie Briggs. I, Everett Towle, will all my broken pencils to Marty O'Shea, and my physics book to any genius or near genius. I, jay Turner, will my long hair to Gretel Putnam, and my love for convertibles to any girl who owns a kerchief. 1, Connie Windle, will my position as captain of the girls' basketball team to Alna Werme, and to my sister Tally and my little brother, Butch as much happiness as I've enjoyed during my years at S.H.S. I, Bernard Zuidema, will my naturally curly hair to Robert Swart, and my 42 Chevy to Butch Godbout, if he can drive. Z 1 f-S f 5 6 if-fi 4-:Q PRESIDENT John Godbout VICE-PRESIDENT Richard O'Shea SECRETARY Connie Windle TREASURER Helene Iarvais CLASS MOTTO Today Decides Tomorrow CLASS COLORS Maroon and 'White CLASS FLOWERS 'White Roses Class Prophecy There I was covering KATHY'S debut, my first important assignment. This was really more than just a job for me because she was a former classmate of mine. As I came to my seat in the balcony, I looked and saw VIRGINIA CORRIVEAU who was now an out- standing figure in the fashion world. As the recital was in progress I heard whispering behind me. It reminded me of WALTER MCGOVERN and BEVERLY CARLSON, and much to my surprise it was. Bev was in an airline hostess uniform and was taking in a show with Walter who had by accident been traveling on the plane that she was hostessing on. Walter was taking this trip to check on his uranium mines in Colorado. Glancing toward the back of the hall I saw three dashing young men in uniform. Be- tween Bev, Walter and myself we distinguished them as being BERNARD ZUIDEMA and SPENCER BARNETT in the naval uniforms and WALDO EORSYTHE in the Air Force uniform. We could not, however, get their attention. After the recital I went backstage and I was amazed that Kathy remembered me, VIRGINIA HIGGINS, the quiet girl in my class. She invited me to attend a party she was having at her home. As I arrived at the party, I met CONNIE WINDLE who greeted me warmly. Connie I found to be a head doctor at a nearby hospital. PAUL PEARSON suddenly approached me and snapped my picture. He had followed in his father's foot- steps and was now a well-known photographer at many socials. IAY TURNER and PENNIE PUTNAM were sitting together chatting about their children. In their spare time they have been making trips to various places and are now planning one to Bermuda. Oh no! In came DAVE LAVALLEE carrying a uke and attempting to sing. He certainly looks nice, though, in his Marine uniform. BRADLEY EATON walked over to the TV and turned it on to drown out Dave. Incidently Brad is now the owner of a very successful Dairy Farm in New Jersey. All of a sudden jay exclaimed, Doesn't that TV announcer remind you of CHARLES HUTCHINGS ? Why yes it does, said Dave, let's call up and find out. Meanwhile in California MARCLA PUTNAM was giving a party for some of her friends. Among these friends were some of her classmates who also had gone to California be- cause of their jobs. Marcia is talking with IOYCE HUNT and ETHEL HELGESEN. Ethel, do you like your position of teaching physical education a UCLA? asked Marcia. lt's been fun, but this will be my last year for Joyce and I are planning a world trip. That's right, answered Joyce, I'll be leaving my private secretarial job to go with her. How's your teaching position coming along, Marcia? Oh just fine. Re plied Marcia. There's the doorbell, I'll answer it. SKIP O'SHEA came in saying he would have to leave early for he had a lot of work that had to be done in his experimental laboratory the next morning. Also, one of his associate workers SAM HUTCHINGS was not able to attend because of illness. CAROL MOORE phones she will be a little late because she has to finish up some papers on a survey she is making for a Lwygiengt, A car came screeching. In came EMIL MONGEON and RAY RZEWUSKI who were in high spirits. Well we've finally joined our public accountant offices together, Emil declared. That's wonderful, all their friends said. Carol, I just got a letter from HELEN JARVAIS the other day and she and her hus- band have just moved to Chicago because of her husband's work. Emil announces. Speaking of letters I received one from HELEN SWART. Imagine that she, JANE PITULA, and THERESA RICHARD are all working as secretaries in the same place in Philadelphia. She also said that TRACY HORNE and JOHN GODBOUT have become im- portant businessmen in Boston and were both happy bachelors. The TV was in need of repairs so Joyce called a repairman. When the repairman got there Joyce exclaimed, Are you GERARD SENECAL, the repairman ? Isn't this a small world. Gerard begins to tell Joyce of a few other classmates. 'I Did you know that EVERETT TOWI.E and DAVID GARCELON are working at the General Electric Plant near here ? There, the television is fixed ? Isn't that BETTY COYETTE doing that commercial? Yes, it is and that's CHARLES HUTCHINGS announcing. Let's call them up. I'll do it, said Marcia. Hello, may I speak to Charles Hutchings or Betty Goyette '? Thank you. Hi Betty! After Marcia had finished talking she hung up saying, All our classmates from New York and out that way also called the station. Now we're going to call Mr. Schwab and see if we can arrange a date for a reunion. Isn't that wonderful! So we leave the class of 1957 busily making preparation for a reunion. Doc's Quotes Read not to believe or contradict but to weigh and consider. I wholly disapprove of what you say, yet I would fight to the death for you to say it. He who liveth unto himself is of all men most miserable. You obtain true happiness by serving others without thought of reward. Where one alternated work, study and play in the right proportion the brain is the last organ of the body to fail. Death for such has no terror. Love of flag and a readiness to defend that for which it stands from every subversive influence from without or within, I believe is Arnericanism. I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man! Eternal vigilence is the price of liberty. AND THEN YOU WONDER WHY Titian . . H elpful . . E nthusiastic S cientific . E arnest . . N eat .... I ndustrious Original . . R esponsible C asual . . . L eadership Athletic . . Sincere . . S tudious . . Orderly . . F riendly . . N otable . . I nquisiti ve N oticeable . E njoyable . T houghtful . E xuberant . E fficient . N ice . . . F ashionable I ndependent F acetious . T aciturn . . Youthful . . S ensitive . E motional . V ariable . . E xceptional N oteworthy Senior Adjectives ..BeverlyCarlson . Waldo Forsythe . Connie Windle Samuel Hutchings . . . Gerard Senecal Jacqueline Turner . Richard O'Shea . .Katherine Roy . . Bradley Eaton . . Emil Mongeon . . John Godbout . Ethel Helgesen . . . . Jane Pitula . . David Garcelon . Paul Pearson . . Carol Moore . . . . Helen Swart Raymond Rzewuski . . Spencer Barnett . .Walter McGovern . . . Marcia Putnam . .Bernard Zuidema . . . . Tracy Horne . . Theresa Richard . . Helene Jarvais . . Penelope Putnam . David Lavallee . . Virginia Higgins . . . . Joyce Hunt Elizabeth Goyette Virginia Corriveau Charles Hutchings . . . . Everett Towle . . . Class of S7 1. CV- 'if kmllyfwqgyzqw X7 , 1 f G UNYOX2 Memories Berleys . . . Connie's PI party . . . cheerleading . . . Senior Supper . . . junior Play . . . exchange assemblies . . . girls' b.b. games . . . PD classes . . . librarians . . . missing chalk and erasers . . . chem and physics lab . . . Webster Square . . . splash parties . . . frosh initiation . . . Nantasket . . . Framingham . . . skipping school . . . D warnings . . . Macbeth . . . morning attendance . . . Doc's mustache . . . U.S. History . . . U. of M. . . . football games . . . octet rehearsals . . . Blue Iay . . . Tech fraternity parties . . . Flying Saucer . . . Student Council Conventions . . . Buggy Whip . . . Senior Math . . . pickled frogs . . . Wagon Vifheel 1. . WORC . . . appendicitis . . . Mary B. Clark . . . Suttonian . . . Al Banx's cartoon . . . driver training . . . Teth's Uke . . . rip!! . . . milk . . . water skiing . . . Barnstable . . . Freddie . . . Sam Sutton . . . Mickey Mouse Club . . . P.F. . . . detention . . . Sie . . . Al . . . tick-a-boom . . . 46 points . . . Oxford and Charlton H07 points 'J . . . Emil and Walter . . . Oklahoma . . . Dave fRock Island Linej . . . play rehearsals . . . Ethel and Joyce . . . skating . . . chef club . . . New Years Eve . . . Hong Fong . . . Sutton Motor-In . . . chasing parkers . . . Marcia and Connie . . . jack . . . cafeteria . . . v- neck sweaters . . . silence is golden . . . Skip's birthday . . . Lilah and Junior Barre .. . Walter's favorite adjectives . . . 8th grade parties . . . selling seeds . . . punch bowl . . . Speedo . . . Bill . . . bayonets . . . U.S. Marines . . . cider barrel . . . live chickens . . . Maypole . . . Tallea's and Iohn's argument .. . birthday cakes in cafeteria . . . book no. 13 . . . Bill's red Buick . . . Kublys . . . class rings . . . Morgie . . . Chicken Mill . . . Charlie's Records . . . Elvis . . . ruined kerchieves . . peroxide .. . midday snacks . . . 4th period . . . sleeping beauty . . . B.P.A. . . cigars . . . Brad's party . . . ballet . . . Ethel, Senior Queen . . . Senior Play . . coalbin . . . hearts . .. wet burmudas . . . episode of the girls' locker room .. . cups . . . burnt erasers . . . B.Y.F. . . . Helen and Carol . . . red-heads . . . cramming . . . haunted houses . . . dark corners . . . baby-sitting . . . Alma Mater . . . chain reaction cough . . . does it run? . . . chocolate sundaes . . . Iane and Helen grouchy senior girls . . . shyness .. . paint . . . eggs . . . time out . . . crooked cafeteria tables . . . cornstalks . . . Washington trip . . . ,. ,f 59351 'fl' E f . -rg., A .-.W -af .1 1? 4 . 1 nl s,- J 41 ,az ,Q K v ff' 30' F F,, X 1 -N, B --.1 lp! A'- N x L WHAT TIMES!! , ,, J a i f - ,- Q1 'Q ,-1' I 'f L' 'P P 1 ,A I 4 09 0' w READY SET GO. DON'T FAINTI BUTC HERS . NOT MIDI GOOD ? OOPS! REMEMBER WHEN ? GET THOSE HATS! I X ,J wfu-. SLEEPY? WHO US ? MODELS ? 55. PAINFUL ? PARTY? WHAT A MESS! V N. ur ' s I WK. Af' T3 mm Y Q- N-3-f'.'.55 W-gp u ,' N N, A V -. ,-ri. 5, .vgq g.. ,:.-' vii u M : . .rcififzi 'Q' bf- O Q1 1 afv.'5!?'1- -N .SNQLA XAII, 'I-.. . C --ii F Q' Qs' -I 7 ' , M ,q'3': f me I 1940 f'n x, W V -6 . 'v 7' EFI?- iii' ?' - Q I D Q 'iq-Lzflw - 1'-'A - f -4, fi, I , , .' .rf . A , , 3 ZfQ'f1t.' r :'k-ffyf :.w Fi' 5 . , war' 1 ,- 0 . X X 2' Q sn '4' wx fm , ' Q N ' K 30 WLNDEQQQADQ IS io Il lu :Q 95 S o ph omores Freshmen l, TIVITIES' Ye? ll' ?? .4 AH 4-' 7 w-. 6 ,....- .li Editors oi The Exitus National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Marcia Putnam, Connie Windle, Ethel Helgesen, Helen Swart. BACK ROW: Richard O'Shea, Kathy Roy 'T F7 41115 --9 at T li A4- tl' - . iE! ' 'L 115 f'7 N fs-C' ,Q 1,7 mx.-I v f,,eP ',A .X Q: .A . 1 'u I I H-un -1.-A Physics Laboratory Girls' and Boys' Octets Glee Club S uttonian Staff iil' ' ' XZMZJ N1 1 X J Girls' Sports The Girls' Varsity Basketball team, for the second season, had an excellent record. Under the leadership of Miss Bazakas, they were undefeated. The Iunior Varsity also played a good season but were not quite as lucky. The Varsity forwards, Ethel Helgesen, Alna Werme, Connie Windle, and Tally Windle led the girls to victory, ably assisted by the guards, Beverly Carlson, Janice Hunton, Arlene Morro, and Marcia Putnam. Individual scoring was as follows: Alna Werme -- 1697 Tally Windle -- 1657 Connie Windle -- 1597 and Ethel Helgesen -- 107. Sutton . . . 50 Marlboro Sutton . . 29 Alumni . Sutton 70 Oxford . Sutton . . 60 Leicester Sutton 07 Charlton Sutton 58 Uxbridge Sutton 77 Oxford . Sutton 45 Uxbridge Sutton 5 8 Charlton Sutton 69 Leicester Varsity Varsity Sutton High fans who followed every game saw plenty of action this year as Old Sam Sutton tusseled with their opponents. Although the Samies record was not of the best, the boys on the team showed their true championship spirit in accepting defeat. The season record was eight wins and eleven losses. Congratulations to: Points Scored George Lamothe - for being high scorer. ..... . Tony Grabauskas - for grabbing the most rebounds. . Wayne Vayo - for his accurate jump shot ..... john Godbout - for the most assists. . . . Mike Case - for his long set shot ..... Iohn Anderson - for husseling on defense. . Skip O'Shea - for his wonderful spirit. . . Dave Lavallee - for good relief work. ..... ........ . 239 222 185 143 70 l25 14 . 4 Our thanks to Coach Sabolinski, Coach Warner, and Mr. Spence for their help at the practice sessions. Also, thanks to scorekeeper Ray Rzewuski, Manager, Neil Normandenp Timer, Ed Peledeau and most of all our true Basketball fans Next year Sutton should see a Championship team. Good Luck next year boys! Iohn L. Godbout , -1'-C,-3 E ,si 2 . . A Iczyvees Cheerleaders The Cheerleading Squad, Carol De I: Helces Captain, Ruth Iarvaisp Mary Ann Konopka, Putnam, and alternate Gloria Masters did a school in school spirit. A Farewell Message To the Class of 1957 Greetings in the name of American and Educational enlightenment. Your four years in high school have past, all too quickly, into the real of history. As you reflect upon these years of enjoyment intermingled with periods of depression, I am confident that you have learned one great lesson of life -- One must take the bitter with the sweet. Life, at its best, is not a bed of roses. This is as it should be. With- out contrasts there would be no real appreciation of worthwhile things. It is this contrast between ability and lack of ability, between the ugly and the beautiful, between the good and the bad, between the Saint and the Sinner that gives variety -- hence a sense of value to each individual. As you go out into life's great drama of activity -- endowed with the weapons of Faith in God, Truth and Courage may each task undertaken add another star to your diadem of success. The Class of 1957 has been the twentieth to graduate from Sutton High School since I have been here. In truth, it has been FIRST in all undertakings in the raising of money and in doing other good works for the school. Because of this outstanding fact, I sincerely thank you for making it a most successful class. May each of you ever keep in mind those truths of Equality, Fraternity and Freedom which have made this nation a force for good throughout the world. May the United States ever be a beacon light to all who seek true freedom under God. No matter what my birth may be No matter where my lot is cast I am the heir in equity Of all the present past. h The arts, the sciences, the law Of all ages long since dust. The wisdom of the world in store All mine! All mine! To hold in trust. D. G. Schwab X 7 -ae-f',,,, V X. Vfkrlsxw ff, 5 ' ' MOGSKIAN CONSTRUCTION CO. X V BULLDOZERS 1 X ' x X TRUCKI NG ' 7!x IX XX TRENCI-IING G X! j -I CRANE and L I Y N CLAM SERVICE GRADING DRILLING BLASTING and f COMPRESSOR SERVICE V V ff' X 5 PRC' DENCE TURNPIKE SUTTON JNION 5-2069 UE JAY GRILL LOBSTER POND .,-fd. QFJZVS Tot 5 'F ta' X20 lf. 2 So fic Ania! H W .r ,1 1- , 1572 Q f Q DAIRY BAR X Mr and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Wallace F. Adams Carl Baker Howard Barnett Miss Alice C. Bazakas Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Beauregard Mr. and Mrs Stephan Beaton Mr. and Mrs Harold Bently Mrs. Irene Bilodeau Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bottomly Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Corriveau Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cranska Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davagian Mr. and Mrs Edmund Dona Mr. and Mrs. John S. Donnelly Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dukes Mrs. Brice Eakin Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eaton Mr. and Mrs. John A. Eaton Mrs. Mildred Faubert Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Finney Mr. James Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Flanders Mr. and Mrs. Waldo E. Forsythe Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilho Frigard Mr. and Mrs. C. Frederick Garcelon Mr. Edward Gingras Mr. and Mrs. Leo Godbout Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Goyette Mr. and Mrs Charles Gravelin Miss Ruth Gustafson Mr. and Mrs Richard C. Hare Mr. and Mrs Birger Helgesen Mr. and Mrs John Henn Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Higgins Mr. and Mrs Tracy L. Horne Mr. and Mrs H. Deane Hoyt Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hunt Mr. and Mrs Harold Hunton Mr. and Mrs Frederick Jarvais Mr. and Mrs Harold Johnson Mr. and Mrs Irving Johnson Mr. and Mrs Edward Kelley Mr. and Mrs Justin J. Kelley Mr. and Mrs Dale Killian Mr. and Mrs Foster Kincaid Mr. and Mrs Dwight King Mr. and Mrs Chester Konopka Mr. and Mrs Oscar Lachapelle Mrs. Phoebe Lameroux P A T R O N S Mr. George Lamothe Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mrs Mrs . Roy LaPlante . Edgar Leonard . Roderick Lavallee Mahoney Miss Patrica Mrs. Ann McGovern Mr. John McGovern Mr. Walter McGovern Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Frederic Mongeon Sr Stanley Moore Henry Morro John Mulcahy A. C. Murdock Anthony Muscente Mrs. Mary Niedzinsky Mrs. Henrietta Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Martin O'Shea Miss Madeline Pacella Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Charles Paquette Earl Pearson Malcolm Pearson Mrs . . Anthony Pitula Barry B. Putnam David T. Putnam Donald Putnam Miss Sandra Redmond Mr. and Mrs. Roland Richard Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Ritchie Jr. Miss Maureen A. Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rzewuski Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sabolinski Mr. Donald G. Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Seiberth Mrs. Clarinda Senecal Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shaw Mr. Wasily Shepeluk Mr. and Mrs. Howard Simpson Mr. and Mrs. James Smith NLr. Gordon Spence Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs NUS Mrs . William Weaver Mrs . Mrs Mrs Mrs L. J. Stepanian Clarence Swart Flora Taylor Everett Towle Eugene J. Turner John Warner Howard Watson Alton Werme Alliston C. Wethe' Winfred Windl Albert Zuiderr BE ALIVE! WEAR WOOL THE ONLY LIVING FIBRE IT BREATI-IES FOR YOU! W. W. WINDLE COMPANY MILLBURY, MASSAC I-IUSETTS 1 W. R. Wallis Lumber Co. 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Bousquet :S Sons STUDEBAKER - Sales - Service - PACKARD Mobil Heating Oils, Rural Bottled Gas Tydol Gasoline and Veedol Motor Oil 4 Telephone East Douglas 6-3366 Main Street Manchaug, ' Massachusetts Compliments Of Pierce Hardware Spolgfing Goods Plumbing Supplies Hardware Kyanize Self-Smoothing Paints - Varnishes - Enamels Telephone UN 5-2155 wgillbury, Massachusetts l nu i I RusseII's Flower Shop FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 6 Canal Street Telephone UN 5-4478 Millbury, Massachusetts Compliments Of Ludvigson lewelers Millbury, Massachusetts Compliments Of Fox's Package Store 6 Main Street Millbury, Massachusetts Compliments Of The Boston Store MillbUfYf Massachusetts - r '3v-v ffl The Class of 1957 extends to all a sincere thank you for your help in making possible the publication of this Exitus. Please Patronize Our Advertisers . r'zY 1