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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

0N M4 X Q fa 2 ff ,fg 4 HX,-f.2 , U1 3 i T' if IT' E C iblffb fklaiggii J ? LIB ., Y'-1' Q ,,. 1 X., 0 A..- ' f ,N:.f' foo 0ovBlnfguPLAc:v9 .20 -Hur'svWx '9 4,00 U N99 1704 sv? LIBRARY IN MEMORY GF Ray Douville GIFT OF I3e11t,.yM...Dou-vwi-l.l.e ....... DATE ....,.... .l.ul.y ..... 1.98.6 ....,....... . Gmffwwz C1ffCf,' AW' paw? ff 'X ,qw uuquvrw' gl 5 X7 sf 'mf-vmrf' 3 I .s, T I -4 . . lf'Tl 'J .' l S' C. l,. I' 4 'V' --f '. 'Wifi Sw I rflvy 1 I v a . . I.. Foreword As we the class of 1958 approach our time of leaving Sutton High, we begin to think. We think of the past and what we have done both as a class and as an individual to benefit those around usp we think of the present and the worth of what we are doing now: but most important, we think of the future. Each one of us has to plan his own future. These plans must carry him successfully through the oncoming years. They must form the foundation for his future life. A foundation, in order to endure, must be strong and durable. Our plans should be the same. After our plans have been carefully made, we must carry them out. But it is not enough just to carry them out, we must carry them out well. The only way that we can do this is with the help of God. With His help, all of the problems which may confront us in the future become bearable. Only with His help can our futures be successful. This success which we wish to attain need not be financial success: it should instead be made up of happiness, kindness, under- standing, generosity, and humbleness. With these virtues anyone's life would necessarily be successful. May each one of us, with the proper guidance and advice, and with the help of God, make an earnest attempt to make his own life and the lives of those around him a success. Editor The 1958 graduating class is proud to dedicate its yearbook to Supt. of Schools H. Deane Hoyt and Principal Wilho Frigard, whose sincere interest for the students has been felt by many members of the student body. Their devotion and loyalty to their profession exemplifies our admiration for the entire faculty and administration at Sutton High School. fd-l.lZ'f'C-in an - IBM Cl? C: XX 17:f.ffoA,f.,64vv ,MMV MR. IOHN WARNER English B. S. in Education Worcester State Teachers College M . A. in Education Clark University MR. DONALD G. SCHWAB Social Studies B. S. in Education Boston University MRS. IANE MURDOCK Mathematics B. A. Clark University M. A. Biology, Clark University MR. ARTHUR MURDOCK Science B. A. Clark University MRS. AGNES DAVAGIAN Home Economics B. S. in Education Framingham State Teachers' College MRS. BERNICE PLANTE Languages, Civics, Physical Education B. S. E. Worcester State Teachers College MR. RAYMOND DOUVILLE Commercial Subjects B. of A. Hill College MRS. JOYCE CURTIS Commercial Subjects A. B. Atlantic Union College, South Lancaster MR. WARREN REKOWSKI Industrial Arts Military School MR. JUSTIN KELLEY Guidance English A. B. Holy Cross College MIN -f iv. Cafeteria Staff MRS. PHYLLIS CARLSON Secretary to Administration S E N U O UQQ S Editor ...... Literary Editor. . Feature Editor . . Boys' Sports . . Girls' Sports. . . Photography . . Circulation . . Business Manager Advertising . . . Class Prophecy. . Class Will . . Class History . Exitus Staff Q Q o o a n Q Q . . Ruth Dukes . Harold Bentley . . . Alna Werme . . . Wayne Vayo . . Arleen Morro Mary Ann Konopka Ianet Goodwin . . Ianet Ledoux George Lamothe Ianice Hunton . Richard Landry Francine Bilodeau Robert Dukes Peter Michelson Gerald Henault Norman Bousquet . . Ioan Moorey Elaine LaPlante Iennie Briggs . Janet Ledoux Mary Lou Purdy Marjorie Leonard . . Arleen Morro CAROL GRETA BAKER Expression: . ...... Really now! Ambition: . . .... . To be successful Activities Dramatics Club . . . Suttonian . . . . . Iunior Play. . . . HAROLD WILLIAM BENTLEY Expression: ...... Hey, beautifull' Ambition: ............ Chemist. Activities Glee Club .......... . . 3 President . . . . . 4 Suttonian . . . . l,2,4 Junior Play .... . . 3 Student Council . . . 3 Vice-President . . . 4 Exitus Staff .......... . 4 Basketball . .D .......... . . 3,4 Dramatics Club Vice-President ..... 4 Science Club ........... l, 2 , 4 President ........... . . . 3 Photography Club ......... . 2 Student Council Government Rep. . . . 4 FRANCINE IOYCE BILODEAU Fran Expression: . ....... No kiddin! Ambition: ..... . . To be successful Activities Glee . . . . 0 0 . nuso - 1:2131 Suttonian ..... . . . Dramatics Club . . . Junior Play .... . - Girls' Octette . . - - Exitus Staff . . . . Glee Club ............... 3 , 4 S U fe . Expression: . . . . . . . . . . Dig me! Ambition: . .To be a Successful secretary. Exitus Staff . . Iunior Play . . Dramatics Club .. .3 .. ..4 NORMAN IOS BPH BOUSOU ET IlNOrmll Expression: . .... . . Undubitably! Ambition: ...... Aeronautical Engineer Activities Science Club ........ . Exitus Staff ........ . . Dramatics Club . . . . . Photography Club . . . . IENNIE ELIZABETH BRIGGS Frosty Q Activities ROBERT EDWARD DUKES Wally Expression: . . ...... Hey, Doc! Ambition: ........ To attend college. Activities Student Council ...... . . 1,2 Vice-President . . . . . 3 Glee Club .... . 2 Baseball ..... . 2 Dramatics Club . . . 4 Exitus Staff .... . 4 Photography Club . . 1 Suttonian ..... . 4 Iunior Play . . . . 3 RICHARD PETER GODBOUT Butch Expression: . . . . . . . . You're nasty! Ambition: . . First man to reach the moon. Activities Basketball. . . Baseball . Iunior Play . . Dramatics Club Chefs' Club . . Exitus Staff . . Q c 0 0 o o RUTH EVELYN DUKES Ruthie Expression: . ...... Imagine that! Ambition: ...... College - Teaching. Activities Glee Club ......... . . l,2,3 Accompanist. . . . . 4 Girls' Octette . . . . 2,3 Accompanist ........ .... 4 Boys' Octet Accompanist . . . . 2,3,4 Suttonian ......... . . 3,4 Student Council .... . . l,2,3 National Honor Society . . . . 3,4 Dramatics Club .... . 4 Iunior Play .... . . 3 Exitus Staff . . . 4 ............2,3 ...2,3,4 . ...3 4 i . . 4 .45 IANET RUTH GOODVVI Nf. ll ll Expression: .... . . . . . Nooooooopl Ambition: . To be a successful beautician. Activities Glee Club ............. l,2,3,4 Suttonian . . . . l,3,4 Junior Play. . . . . . 3 Cheerleader . . . 4 Exitus Staff. . . . . 4 Dramatics Club . . . . . 4 Girls' Octette . . . . 2,3,-4 CAROLYN MAY HARE Expression: . ........ Oh Yeah! Ambition: . . . . Photography Club Art Club ..... Suttonian . . . Science Club . . Dramatics Club . Exitus Staff, . . . f A 'ff ?.. . J J P mi Activities EMMET IOSEPH GRANDONE ..Em.. Expression: ......... Parbleu! Ambition: . . ......... Teacher. Activities Suttonian. . ........ . . 3,4 Art Club ...... . . l Class President. . . . 4 Student Council . . . . 4 Junior Play ..... . 3 Dramatics Club . . . . . 4 Science Fair ....... . . 2,3 National Honor Society . . . . 3,4 Exitus Staff ....... ...... 4 llcayall . . . . To be successful. 4 ...l 4 ..3 4 . 4 - ..3, o 0 i 4, A . MARILYN GRACE HARE Mare Expression: . . ....... Honestly! Ambition: . . .... To become a nurse. Activities Suttonian . . . ...... . . . 3,4 ScienceFair. . . . .l,2,3 Art Club ....... . . . 1 Photography Club . . . . 4 Iunior Play .... . . 3 4 4 Dramatics Club . . . . Exitus Staff . . . . . X 3 IANICE MAY HUNTON lllanll Expression: . . . . . . . You're kiddin'! Ambition: . .To be a successful secretary. Activities Glee Club . . . Girls' Octette Suttonian ..... . . l,2,3,4 Photography Club . ,,,,, 1 Basketball ..... . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Cheerleader . . , . , 1 , 4 Iunior Play . . . . , Dramatics Club Exitus Staff . . 16 U04 GERALD ARMAND HENAULT nlerryu Expression: . ........ Oh heck! Ambition: . . . . . . . Airplane mechanic Activities Dramatics Club ............. Iunior Play . . . . . Basketball . . . .2, Baseball .... . . Exitus Staff . . . .1,2,3,4 ..z,3,4 ..3 . ..4 MARY ANN KONOPKA Mendy Expression: . . . . . . . . . WhO me?' Ambition: .... . . . . To be successful Activities Glee Club ................ Treasurer . - - Suttonian . . . 3. Cheerleader . . . Captain .... . Junior Play . . . . . Dramatics Club . . . . Student Council ...... . . President . . . .... . . . . . Exitus - Photography Editor . . . . GEORGE LAMOTHE Expres sion: . Ambition: . . Glee Club . . Suttonian . . . Iunior Play . . Dramatics Club Basketball . . Chefs' Club . . Exitus Staff . . Baseball . . 0 n n o o Q o a o a o Q 0 0 Activities Q o 0 o u Q o o Q u RICHARD BENIAMIN LANDRY Ben Expression: .......... So what! Ambition: ..........' To be happy. Activities Suttonian Staff ....... . . 4 Dramatics Club . . . . . . 4 Iunior Play , , 3 Exitus Staff . . 4 0 Q n What! Machinist. . .4 . 4 . . .3 . . . 4 . 2,3,4 . . 4 . . . 4 . 2,3,4 ELAINE ANN LAPLANTE 4 Expression: . Ambition: . . Glee Club . . Art Club . . Suttonian . . . . . ..... . . Surely! . . . Medical Secretary. Activities Iunior Play. . . . . Dramatics Club Exitus Staff . . ..3,4 ..2 ..3,4 ...3 .4 . 4 IANET EDNA-MARIE LEDOUX Ambition: . . Suttonian . . . Exitus Staff . . Iunior Play . . Student Council Treasurer . . . Art Club . . . Dramatics Club ,A 1 I I 0 0 Q 1 FRANCIS ALBERT LAVALLEE Frank Ambition: . ....... . . Minister Activities Junior Play ......... . . 3 Dramatics Club ...... . . 4 Exitus Staff . . . . 4 llJ'a1,1Il . . . . . To be successful. Activities 4 4 3 4 4 ..2,3, 0 0 o a .. .4 MARIORIE ANN LEONARD Marge K Expression: . . ..... I don't know! Ambition: . . ....... Office work. Activities Glee Club . .......... l,2,3,4 Suttonian. . . . 3,4 Iunior Play . . . . . . 3 Cheerleader. . . . 4 Dramatics Club. . . . 4 Exitus Staff .... . 4 Photography Club . . . 1 PETER ELMER MICHELS ON Pete Expression: ........ Is that right! Ambition: . . .... To be successful. Activities Basketball .......... . l,2 Baseball ...... . . l,2 Dramatics Club . . . 4 Chefs' Club . . . . . 4 Exitus Staff . . , M1 KENNETH EMU.. LINDER IIKQHII Expression: . . . . . . . . . . . . huh Ambition: . . . To make a success of life Activities Student Council ....... . , Chefs' Club . . . . Iunior Play .... . Dramatics Club . . . Exitus Staff . . . . . 4 IOAN IRENE MOOREY Expression: . . .... How about that! Ambition: . . . Office work - Marriage Activities Glee Club .......... .... Dramatics Club . . . Art Club .... . . Exitus Staff . . - lr, MARY LOUIS E PURDY ixpression Ambition: . . . Glee Club Suttonian . . . Iunior Play . . . Dramatics Club Class Secretary Girls' Octette . Exitus Staff. . . - - - - J' nj. ARLEEN IOAN MORRO Tootsie Expression: . . ......... Huh? Ambition: . . ..... To be successful. Activities Basketball. . ....... . .l,2,3,4 Cheerleader . . . .... 2,4 Glee Club .... . .l,2,3,4 Suttonian ..... . . . . 2,3 Associate Editor ..... . . 4 National Honor Society . . . 3,4 Class Treasurer ..... . . l Secretary ......... . 2,4 D. A. R. History Award . . . . 3 Art Club ......... . . l,2 Junior Play ......... . . 3 Dramatics ClubSecretary. . . . 4 Exitus Staff ........ . . 4 Photography Club. . . .... . . . l Lou Lou . . . . . . . That's life! . . . . .To be successful. Activities o o 0 o 1 0 0 01-l2I3l4 0 0 0 21314 3 4 3 4 4 f' ..2.3. LINDA IANE SHAW .. Shawsy Expression: ...... You'll get yours! Ambition: . . . To be a successful artist. Activities Glee Club., ............ l,2,3,4 Suttonian ......... . . 2,3,4 Science Club Treasurer. . . . . 1,2 Secretary........ ..3 Art Club .... . 1 junior Play .... . . 3 Dramatics Club . . . . 4 Exltus Staff .... . . 4 WAYNE LEE VAYO Expression: . . Ambition: . . ROBERT KENNETH SWART ll Bobfl Expression: Variety is the spice of life! Ambition: To be a successful electrician. Activities Suttonian .......... . 2 , 3, 4 Iunior Play .... .... 3 Dramatics Club . . . . 4 . Oh, well, that's life! . . . . .To be successful. Activities Basketball. . ..... . l,2,3,4 Baseball ....... . . . l,2,E Co-Captain ...... . . . 4 Class Vice-President. . . . .2 President ....... . . 3 Dramatics Club .... . 4 Iunior Play ..... . 3 Student Council. . . . 3 Senior Play . . . . . 4 Suttonian . . . . 3,4 Chefs' Club . . . 4 ALNA LOUISE WERME MAIN Expression: . . . . . What can you do? Ambition: ...... '. College - Teaching Activities Suttonian, Co-Editor .... . . . 3 Editor ......... . . . 4 Glee Club ...... . .l,2,3 Secretary. . . . . . . 4 Basketball. . . .l,2,3 Captain ..... . . . 4 Iunior Play ......... . 3 Dramatics Club Treasurer. . . . 4 l Class Secretary ...... .... 1 Treasurer ........ . . 2,3,4 Exitus Staff. . .N ..... . . . 4 k D. A. R. Representative . . . . . 4 ' National Honor Society . . . . 3,4 Historyln The Making On September 8, 1954, a new class of students entered Sutton Memorial High School in Sutton, Massachusetts. They were no different than the hundreds of other students who have matured through and prospered from participation in clas swork and extracurricular activities, but like every class before and after them, they believe theirs to be the best. Therefore, they have requested that the history of such an outstanding class be recorded and preserved as an example to future generations. ln the election of 1954, John Annis was voted by a popular majority to be pres- ident. The other officers were: Hugh Falvey, Vice-President, Alna Werme, Secretary, Arleen Morro, Treasurer, and Student Council representatives, Robert and Ruth Dukes. Socially, the class of 1958 prospered. The Sophomore Return Party triggered the host of fund-raising activities to finance that dream of every freshman class, the senior class trip. For the most part, the class took part in extracurricular activities with enthusiasm. The Sophomore year showed a great improvement in the class as a whole. In athletics , many of the Iunior Varsity squad graduated to Varsity, and the Glee Club began to show signs of promise. The elections of '55 were a mere formality, the same officers being chosen. Iohn Annis was re-elected, although he was later replaced by Vice-President, Wayne Vayo. The other officers elected were: Arleen Morro, Secretary: Alna Werme, Treasurer: and Robert and Ruth Dukes, Student Council representatives. The Freshman Initiation netted a tidy sum for the Wagon to Washington. The presentation was novel, a judge and jury imposing penalties on the guilty freshmen . The Sophomore Carnival and Dance, although held in previous years, showed imagina- tion through the addition of a horror house and ping-pong game. When the class of '58 reconvened in September, 1956, they proceeded to elect the following class officers: Wayne Vayo, President: Robert Dukes, Vice-President 5 Mary Lou Purdy, Secretary, Alna Werme, Treasurer, and Mary Ann Konopka and Kenneth Linder, Student Council representatives. Even with United States history the class continued to take an active part in all clubs and athletics. At graduation exercises the new members of the National Honor Society were announced. They were Ruth Dukes, Emmet Grandone, Arleen Morro, and Alna Werme. After keen competition in the field of history, Benjamin Landry was finally defeated by his arch rival, Arleen Morro, in the battle for the D. A. R. History award. Because of the disorganization of class activities, fund raising for the trip was not too successful and it became apparent at the beginning of the senior year in 1957, that if the class did not organize its activities, they would have to hitch their wagon to a star or take a trip to Hartford, Connecticut. After careful consideration the new senior class, with few dissenting votes, elected President Emmet Grandone, through his four years in high school an honor studentlwith an industrious and resolute character. Throughout the senior year he was to show his steadfastness and abilities of leadership. Other officers chosen by their classmates were: Harold Bentley, Vice-PresidentgArleen Morro, Secretarypl-Xlna Werme , Treasurer, and Mary Ann Konopka and Ianet Ledoux, Student Council representatives. Miss Konopka was later elected president of the Student Council and Miss Ledoux, Treasurer. The main concern of all seniors was raising the necessary funds for the trip to Washington. Shy seniors turned into aggressive salesmen as they convinced their parents, relatives, and anyone else they happened to meet of the necessity of Christmas cards and stationery, the excellence of the Senior Chicken Supper, the talent of the Dramatic Club, etc. The Asian flu and temporary recession in the country curtailed the success the seniors deserved for the work they put into those affairs. Several regular dances and a special Senior Carnival Dance netted approximately 5400. In January, Harold Bentley, on the strength of an essay written on the minimum voting age, was selected as Student Good Government representative. Alna Werme was chosen by her classmates and the faculty as D. A. R. representative of 1958. After a stirring and highly argumentative class meeting it was decided to hold the Valentine Ball, at which Francine Bilodeau was chosen queen. And finally graduation! ! ! And so ends the f1rst chapter in the history of thirty young people on the threshold of maturity who w1ll travel their separate roads to success or failure PRESIDENT Emmet Grandone SECRETARY Arleen Morro CLASS MOTTO Be Rather Than To Seem f Y' VICE-PRESIDENT Harold Bentley TREASURER Alna Werme CLASS FLOWERS Yellow Carnations Class Will We, the graduates of the class of 1958, Sutton High School, supposedly being of sound mind and body do hereby declare the following to be our last will and testament. To the Iunior class, we will the dignified title of Seniors, and our wonderful home room with its accompanying advisor. To the Sophomore class, we will four weeks with Hamlet, and an original copy of Muzzey. To the Freshman class, we will the ability and desire to reach the goal of being the graduating class of 1961. To Mr. Frigard, we will a new group of volunteers Kdraft methodj in Algebra I, and a fence for the boundaries on the south end of our Alma Mater. To Mr. Schwab, we will a more appreciative audience for his well-known lectures, and students who will choose a more worth-while topic of conversation than cars. To Mr. Warner, we will completed Macbeth notebooks, and more educational books in the school library. To Mr. Murdock, we will a serious-minded chemistry class, and the ability to remain calm while driving with the Driver Training students. To Mrs. Plante, we will students who will master the art of speaking French cor- rectly, and a more energetic gym class. To Mrs. Murdock, we will an automatic blackboard eraser, and students who will arrive in class on time. To Mr. Douville, we will an. intercom system, and new ideas for the Suttonian. To Mrs. Curtis, we will a larger shorthand II class, and a typing class that strives for accuracy. ' To Mr. Kelly, we will a private secretary, and Seniors who will be able to make up their mind as to what they want to do after graduation. To Mrs. Davagian, we will more students who will clean up after messing up, and quieter Home Ec. classes. To Mr. Redowski, we will more wood, and successfully completed projects in Industrial Arts. To Mr. Pougere, we will many happy and successful years of teaching. I, Carol Baker, will my blond hair to Madeline Plante, and my ability to pass U. S. History to any deserving Iunior. I, Harold Bentley, will my ability to get along with Mr. Spence to any deserving benchwarmer, my teaching ability to Mrs. Murdock, and my hilarious Senior year to my sister, Marsha. I, Francine Bilodeau, will my zest for discussion and radical thought to any person planning to take Psychology with Mr. Schwab, and my giggle to my sister, Chris. I, Norman Bousquet, will my Iron Lung to Gordon Whitten, he being the only one of proper proportions to utilize ity and my slide rule to Tony Grabauskas for the same obvious reasons. I, Iennie Briggs, will my ability to do dishes in Home Bc to Beverly Hare. I, Robert Dukes, will my ability to get along with teachers to any person lacking that special talent, and the many exciting times in the Yellow Peril to the Manchaug Boys . I, Ruth Dukes, will my position as Glee Club accompaniest to Mr. McCabe, and my wonderful times in and out of S. H. S. to Tallea Windle. I, Richard Godbout, will my hot Plymouth to Saul III, and my job as chicken killer for the Senior Supper to any bloodthirsty Iunior. I, Ianet Goodwin, will my blonde hair to all brunettes, and my four wonderful years at S. H. S. to my brother, Donald. I, Emmet Grandone, will my chemistry barrel beaker to Gordon Whitten, and my reaction timer to any mechanically inclined Driver Training student. I, Carolyn Hare, will my short height to Eddie Leonard, my tall height to Georgie Leonard, and my long brovsm naturally straight hair to Betty Carter. I, Marilyn Hare, will my blue eyes to Ruthie Garcelon, and my long hair to Carol Hutnak. I, jerry Henault, will Terror to anyone who wishes to depart from this illustrious, magnificant, and glorious hemisphere. I, Ianice Hunton, will all my Elvis Presley records to any boy that dislikes him, and my basketball and cheerleading positions to Ruthie Iarvais. I, Mary Ann Konopka, will my position as captain of the cheerleaders to Pat Fisher, and my effervescent personality to Tallea Windle. I, George Lamothe, will my position on the basketball team to Iohn Moorey, and the hair on my chest to Tony Grabauskas . I, Richard Landry, will my spirit to Leo Morrissette, and to Doc, more hostile students for his Problems class. I, Elaine LaPlante, will my job as Mr. Kelly's secretary to Judy King, and my job as a typist on the Suttonian to Marie Paquette. I, Francis Lavallee, will my ability to survive math and economics to my sister Shirley, and my brother john. I, janet Ledoux, will my thirteen U. S. History notebooks to Larry Towle, and my four enjoyable years at S. H. S. to my sister, Iean. I, Marjorie Leonard, will my height to Nora Benson: my liking for East Douglas to Gale Adams, and my four years of high school to my brothers, Eddie and George. I, Ken Linder, will all Wayne Vayo's troubles to Mark Carlson, and my pool table to anyone who plays pool. I, Peter Michelson, will my hot Fords to Paul Towle, and four enjoyable years at S. H. S. to my brother, Mike. I, Ioan Moorey, will my very small part in the Dramatic Club play, Our Town to my brother, john. I, Arleen Morro, will my shaggie hairdo to my dog Queenie, and my shyness to my sisters, Barbara and Carol. I, Mary Lou Purdy, will my four enjoyable years of high school to my sister Susan, and my history book to any deserving Iunior. I, Linda Shaw, will my position as art editor for the Suttonian to Pat Fisher, and my chemistry book to anyone oblivious enough to take chemistry. I, Robert Swart, will my ability to get along with the faculty to anyone and everyone who finds it difficult, and my seat in Algebra II to Donald Conley. I, Wayne Vayo, will my Folds to Mark Carlson, and my budding companionship with Mr. Warner to Billy Ohrn. I, Alna Werme, will my driver's license to Pat Fisher, and my position as treasurer of the Senior class to Tallea Windle. Ianet Ledoux Marjorie Leonard Mary Lou Purdy Class Prophecy It seems just like yesterday we were walking down the aisle in our caps and gowns, yet here it is ten years later and we are all at our first class reunion, which is being held at Mr. Schwab's house. Everyone is having a wonderful time talking over old times, discussing their current jobs and what they have been doing in the past ten years. lt certainly is good to see every- one again. It seems that everyone in the class of 1958 has made his place in the world: Sutton High School has been enlarged a great deal in the past ten years. Emmet Grandone is now teaching history across the hall f.om Mr. Schwab. Emmet is not the only member of the class who entered the teaching profession. Arleen Morro teaches high school English and still does a good deal of drawing. . .After graduating from Sutton High, Ruth Dukes studied music at the Rochester Conservatory in New York. Ruthieis now teaching :nusic . Bob Dukes is now teaching in New Hampshire. . .We all know Alna Werme was very good in sports during her school years, so it does not come as much of a surprise when she tells us that she is a physical education teacher in Springfield. . .Speaking of Springfield, two other members of our class now live there, janet Goodwin and Mary Ann Konopka. Both are married and live next door to each other. Ianet still works as a hairdresser and Mendy, not only keeps busy with her family, but also works as an x-ray technician. Francine Bilodeau is a supervisor at St. Vincent's Hospital, while Marilyn and Carolyn Hare are supervisors at Memorial Hospital. A famous brain surgeon in New York has janet Ledoux for his private secretary. Elaine LaPlante went to a secretarial school after gradua- tion and now she is a medical secretary and married to a doctor. After working for a while in an office, Marjorie Leonard married. At this time, she and her husband live in Washington, D. C. Norman Bousquet is now an automobile mechanic and owns his own garage, but he is still interested in photography in his spare time. . .Like Norman, Richard Godbout also is an automobile mechanic with a garage of his own. . .Kenneth Linder has taken over his father's business after a four year term in the Navy. . . Peter Michelson now owns a large modern dairy farm and sells milk to all the large cities all over the state. There are two members of the class of 1958 who became famous singers . Ianice Hunton is a top recording artist and has a half dozen or so gold records for some of her more popular songs. Mary Lou, like Ianice, also is a famous singer and has her share of gold records. Jennie Briggs is now working for State Mutual and Ioan Moorey is a secretary for an insurance company in Boston--both girls are married. After Iune 1958, Linda Shaw went to an art school, and she is now a very famous artist. Many of her paintings have won prizes in art contests. Carol Baker is working for the government in Washington, D. C. Also working in Washington is Harold Bentley, who is a research chemist. Harold at the present time is working on plans for Outer-Space travel. Richard Landry is now a chief draftsman at Lockheed Airlines, and Francis Lavallee is a technician. . . . . Robert Swart is an electrician and is working for the General Electric Company. Goodness, what is that noise!!! It sounds like a police siren. In fact, it is! l! Wayne Vayo and George Lamothe, who are now State troopers , have just driven up with jerry Henault. They have just picked up Ierry at the airport where he works for Northeast Airlines . The party is well under way at this time. Everyone is having a wonderful time. We must not forget to extend our most grateful thanks to Mr. Schwab for being one of the best class supervisors we had in our high school years. Elaine LaPlante Ioan Moorey Iennie Briggs ame... blivious . aciturn . . andsome . loquent . alm . . . oquacious rtistic . . tudious . . incere . . bservant . rank . . . ovel . . . mpulsive . atural . . arnest . . echnical . njoyable . nergetic . eat . . . risky . . nadvertant acetious horough . . ielding . . . ffervescent . . llusional . entle . . appy-go-lucky . . uneful . . Senior Adjectives Mary Lou Purdy Wayne Vayo Carol Baker Kenneth Linder Francine Bilodeau Elaine LaPlante Harold Bentley Linda Shaw Emmet Grandone Arleen Morro Iennie Briggs Robert Dukes Mary Ann Konopka Peter Michelson Robert Swart Marilyn Hare Norman Bousquet Marjorie Leonard Alna Werme Janet Ledoux Ianice Hunton ' Richard Godbout Richard Landry Francis Lavalee Ioan Moorey Ianet Goodwin George Lamothe Carolyn Hare Gerald Henault Ruth Dukes Q UF N 1 G L Q Q Zfgfgk HES? MN JQQ 'T Memories Freshman Initiation... Miss Clark. . . dances . . . bus rides. . .segregation. . . Hugh-Gloria. . . basketball games . . .girls' locker room. . .office. . .boys' locker room. . .Worcester. . . Mrs . Simpson. . . P. F. . . skating parties . . . Blue Iay. . .drive-in. . . assemblies . . . '57 Fords yellow convertible. . .report cards. . . Folds . . .flat tires . . . Study rooms . . . detentions . . .swimming parties.. .glee club and concerts... .Navy. . . Manchaug .Janet L. 's birth- day party. . .class rings. . . Onions in the Stewu. . .U. S. History. . .Ken's pool table. . . English classes and Mr. Warner. . .Alna's parties . . .polio shots . . . skipping school. . .Iohn Annis. . .George MacPhail. . . Mr. Spence. . . Doc. . . Buick.. .golfing at the Moors. . .room 206. . .Bermuda shorts. . .U. S. Marines. . .Douglas . . . Chem. lab. . . Logan Airport. . . Our Town . . . Barnstable. . . Problems of Democracy. . . North Carolina. . .Mooskian's . . Mr. Douville's Office Practice Class . . . Mendy's parties. . . Home EC. . . class meetings . . .Young and Beautiful--Senior Girls. . . bowling . . .killing chickens . . .Senior Supper. . .Tappet Tickers . . .Canal St. . . The Hereafter. . . Sigma Phi Cappa. . . sand-pit. . .Student Council. . . boyfriends . . .Wilks . . . hospital. . .Suttonian. . .class pictures . . .Cheerleaders . . .Lost. . .Christmas of '57 . . .Ierry's Terror . . . New Year's parties . . .Kents . . .Valentine Ball. . . Union Station. . .Washington. . .Graduation. . .Senior Prom. . .Farewell. . . Ianet Goodwin Mary Ann Konopka Linda Shaw P1775 72 amp fl- 2.2 f s 4 5 f 'Y' Y' EV I HN A W-.v 1 v I at a ' L Q, .4 ag ' f + rfy, N 'Mx .. f: e E ' My-2 ' f 2?31L is '1g. ,2 f ' ' 5 E 5 l J Q' , 4 65 -,fu -1. ax, 2 Q- 33 rl n wi-1 X 3' 'ffl , 4 I .2 n ' P0 J' r Y ... 1 .. 'H dr- -ri' J if 'M' 1 ,.I3AJ, I 1 41 ll - ' sb-PN v5 k5E9Y Y-F . . -...- . -n Q 4 . 4. ' x.,- - -r ff Q f' , -v 'ts '- ' A , . Q -R . Q 1 ' f -T' 'J L - ,AJ , 4 A P -X 1 . U f -'11, 5 . 1 1 , '13 . L, I 4 Q W 119' ITIUZC G A D S 3 I 5 ,I F? , WN RL I'S nio lu Fulton GS Thom dent resi P abauskas thony Gr An dent Vice-Presi E ro CI -6-3 Z1 cm. '-'4 -I-I FU LD e a TY ta Secre Hoa Windle Ta I' YG Trcasu Sophomores E582 Ffgdo-'Ad fUtn O60-I-1 C.--fmm 29-UE mbgm ,cjaaau-aGJ 33 'oc 'o 20 :s 'm ' v-., . ' 0 044' .C ., .3. .G ' 'Efvg'Q -33:4-I3 .,.,lGJuz mm'-'ru CDUUCD -:CDH Eibcnc-4 Freshmen bare Popham L.. ro. CD o e n Q Pres1dent CY m Cm Cl CI 5 '14 -f-1 S-4 NJ E ce-President Vi Eaton iS Lo Q tary TC C C S Benson Nora o I' YG Treasu OID --l U7F l--I-4 fff f Q JSLN fm fyf E95 CQ? .,'s 1' o -L 'qv i 4 T 1- fx uf, uw 5.941 0- Suttonian Staff Alma Werme . Arleen Morro . n a Q o Q Q a Q 1 . Ch ef tOI 1'1- Ed 'I-I 'v-1 -I-4 I Putnam 'E Cf OTS dit ssociate E Student Council President ..... ............ . Mary Ann Konopka Vice-President . . .... Iudith King Secretary .... . . Iudith Blanchard Treasurer . . . . Ianet Ledoux Cheerleaders The Cheerleading Squad: lane Brasiskas, Gloria Masters, Iudy Blanchard, Ianice Hunton Marjorie Leonard, Ianet Goodwin, Captain, Mary Ann Konopka. W-wi-......,.r ,,- A4 1. Industrial Arts -Q E. LJ tics CI In Dm done met Gran Em o o o e o ent sid Pre Bentley d Harol dent esi Pr e.. Vic me Sl' W Alma tary fe Sec Morro GSH Arl Treasurer Glee Club tley Harold Ben 61111 esid Pr nderson A hn Io ent ce-Presid Vi Sfme VV .Pdna o 0 4 ary. t FS Sec Konopka I'1 An kdary GHSUYGI' A Tr Xl Mr 3 1 .. f-4 ' 5' The Girls' Varsity Basketball team had an excellent record this year. Under the leader- ship of Mr. Grant, they had an 8-3 record. The Iunior Varsity, composed mainly of eighth graders showed the spirit and skill that will bring another undefeated season to the Sutton girls next year. S I The Varsity forwards, Alna Werme, Ianice Hunton, Tallea Windle, Gail Putnam, and Marcia Bentley were ably assisted by the guards, Arleen Morro, Iudy King, Ruth Iarvais, Ioanne Stellman, Lois Eaton, and Norah Benson. Individual scoring: Alna Werme--145, Ianice Hunton--137, Tallea Windle--158, Gail Putnam--23, Pat Roy--10, Peggy Godbout--13. Sutton Alumnae . . Sutton Uxbridge . . Sutton Charlton . . Sutton Leicester . . Sutton. . . . Northbridge . . Sutton Uxbridge . . Sutton Oxford . . . Sutton Leicester . . . Sutton Northbridge . . Sutton West Boyleston The Sutton Sammies enjoyed a very successful season this year. The over-all record, before entering the Clark Tournament, was l2 - 5. The record in league play was ll - 3, which was good enough for a strong second place in the Western Worcester County League. The Sammies were denied first place by one point in overtime. This year the Sammies were invited to participate in Clark Tournament. The squad of l958 had the distinction of obtaining Sutton's first championship trophy from the Clark Tournament. The team was very pleased with the support given to them by their loyal fans . We would also like to congratulate Mr. Spence, who helped us greatly in his first year of coaching basketball. We also extend our thanks to Mr. Warner, who, along with coaching the Iunior Varsity team, has very ably assisted Mr. Spence. Individual scoring: Lamothe 359, Grabauskas 314, Vayo 167, Anderson 93, Case 77, Clark 68, Ohrn 38, Carlson 10, Bentley 9, Beaton 8. 14 Y-if .A - ,ff-4, f A0 -Z' A I IN WR R Q5 AT D SETQAM S L QXUWS Simss Q N1 566 .LJ O 2 Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. PATRONS Kermit Bickford Irene Bilodeau and Mrs. I. D. Bousquet, Ir. W. Brosnihan and Mrs and Mrs William and Mrs and Mrs Michael and Mrs . Willard Blanchard . Charles I. Carlson Cartier . Floyd Cranska . Harold Cranska Cupka, Ir. . Lewis Curtis Martin Dandridge and Mrs. Harry Davagian and Mrs. Raymond Douville and Mrs. Charles Dukes Alvin Faubert and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . Everett Fessenden . I. C. Fisher . C. Galdalkus . Leslie H. Gale . C. Fredrick Garcelon . Leo Godbout . Harlan Goodwin, Ir. and Mrs. Harlan Goodwin, Sr. Ioseph Grandone and Mrs. Edward Grant and Mrs. Charles Gravelin and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . Thomas F. Hamilton, Ir . Richard C. Hare . Lucien Henault . Iohn R. Henn . H. Deane Hoyt Miss Laura Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Hutnak Mrs. Methyl Iencks Mr. and Mrs. Iustin Kelley Mr. Herbert Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Chester Konopka Master Iames Konopka Mrs. Oscar Lachapelle Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr . Mr. Mr . Mr . Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. George Lamothe and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Roy LaPlante Edgar Leonard Emil G. Linder William Lyman Charles McCabe Donald McDaniel Walter McGovern and Mrs. Elmer Michelson and Mrs. Everett Minor Emil Mongeon and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Iohn Moorey, Sr . Henry Morro I . Mozenski Arthur Murdock Iames Naughton Richard O'Shea and Mrs. Earl Pearson Dudley Perry Miss Carolyn Peterson Mr. and Mrs. William Plante Miss Iane Potter and Mrs. David T. Putnam and Mrs. Donald Putnam and Mrs. Russel Putnam Donald G. Schwab Marie Seiberth and Mrs. Kenneth Shaw Lewis P. Sherman Gordon Spence and Mrs. Iacob I. Stahl Leslie and Christopher Stienstra Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swart Mr. Everett Towle, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Vaundell Vernon Drug Stores and Mrs. Iohn Warner, Ir. and Mrs. Alton O. Werme Paul Zaido Ioseph Zawalich BLUE JAY GRILL lm K - - 'gmN x 1 -R L' I 1, W mn Aff A , Up - A F L ,Q-33 .., 2 .M ,- 1 .. I DAIRY BAR G E MOSHER 5: SON SUTTON, MASS. W. R. Wallis Lumber Co. GRAIN - PAINT LUMBER - HARDWARE FERTILIZERS BUILDING MATERIAL Telephone GR 6-2219 East Douglas Massachusetts C. D. Whitney Agency Harvey U. Mellen Agency WARREN G. HARRIS WARREN G. HARRIS 112 Elm Street Room 311 UNion 5-6733 State Mutual Building ' UNion 5-6633 P1 3-4797 Millbury Worcester KARL L, BRIEL, Manager l Millbury Compliments Of The Boston Store Massachusetts Millbury Compliments Of The Butcher Shop 6 South Main Street Telephone UNion 5-4343 Massachusetts Wilkinsonville Chase's Garage General Auto Repairing, Body Work, and Painting 24 -Hour Wrecker Service Telephone UNion 5 -285 7 Massachusetts Manchug Bek's Welding Portable Electric and Acetylene Welding Main Street Telephone GReenwood 6-9484 Massachusetts - I 1 COMPLIMENTS OF THE THE TEACI-lER'S CLUB MAY SUCCESS ATTEND YOUR EVERY ENDEAVOR The bank for all your banking Guaranty Bank 81 Trust Co. Main at Elm Cold Star Boulevard Commercial at Central Park Ave. at Webster Sq. WORCESTER Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments Of 30' on Q:allYY :um unnnuv LS-3 Whittier Brothers IOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT IAMESWAY BARN EQUIPMENT Telephone UN 5-6200 West Sutton, Massachusetts Compliments Of PauIina's Cate 136 Millbury St. Worcester Massachusetts Millloury Motor Co., Inc. I Sales - Service A-l Used Cars Bonus Built Ford Trucks Serving Sutton Over 32 Years Millbury Telephone UN 5-4492 Massachusetts Compliments Of J. Sweet 81 Sons, Jewelers Expert Watch Repair Guaranteed Watchmaster - Tested Telephone UN 5-4000 34 Main Street Millbury, Mas sachusetts f A I XX ' 'TS 71: h Q J fQE'-:EZQP 5 Mooskian Construction Co. Bulldozers - Trucking - Trenching Crane and Clam Service Grading - Drilling - Blasting Compressor Service PROVIDENCE TURNPIKE - SUTTON UNion 5-2069 Pleasant Valley Restaurant Route 146 Lobsters - Steaks - Chops - Chicken Full Course Meal or Snack Any time Day or Night ROSE MOOSKIAN W Y J , r q H - N fd E u: - Sutton Fuel Company RENE HERBERT - Proprietor Heating Engineers 61 Authorized Representatives Highest Grade of Range 61 Fuel Oils For General Electric - General Motors - American Standard and Waltham Telephone - Millbury UNion 5-6729 Singletary Avenue Sutton Massachusetts 3 Ba11ard's Pharmacy Aunt Mar Y S 118 Elm St. Riverside A. C. Millbury, Mass. Burdon St. Whitinsville CE 4-2169 Telephone UN 5-2486 D I, We specialize in FRIED CHICKEN - STEAKS k- SEA Fooos Compliments C0mplime1'1tS Of Of losephine's Beauty Salon MCIIICHGUQ Hotel Chuclcs Service Station LUBRICATION, TIRES, BATTERIES Mufflers and Tail Pipes Our Specialty Brakes Adjusted or Replaced Telephone Millbury UNion 5-45 62 C. M. LA CROSSE Road Service Q UQJELLUIH 5C!F59'!Y Compliments Faucher :S Mason, Inc. Imported and Vomestic Of Beers Liquors and Wines Free Neighborhood Delivery - I 82 ' R O SSI S 6 Main Street i Worcester Massachusetts Pleasant 2-0661 I ll Compliments Of Milibury National Bank Millbury Massachusetts Compliments Of Millbury Savings Bank The Bank of Personal Service Millbury Massachusetts Compliments Of O'Shea's Furniture Complete Home Furnishings UN 5-5635 Sutton Massachusetts Compliments Of F'ox's Package Store 6 Main Street Millbury Massachusetts l LlNDER'S INC M arri s' Market M Choice meats - groceries - provisions GR 6-3325 East Douglas Massachusetts Maurice's Smart Clothes For A Style Conscious Family 9 2 Elm Street Millbury Massachusetts M ickey's Cleaners Rugs - Drapes - Slipcovers Day Pressing at Store UN 5-4360 Millbury Massachusetts Millbury lournal Printers and Publishers Arthur Briddon, Editor 14 South Main Street Millhury Massachusetts 1 coMPLiMENrs or M iI1b ury Barbers' Association RED'S - WI-1TTE'S - TEBO'S I Millbury Massachusetts I Walter C. Wheeler INSURANCE AGENCY 61 SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE QWe Write All Forms Of Insurance, 348 Main St., Grafton VE 9-2132 Sutton Service Station Lubrication - Tires - Batteries Mufflers and Tail Pipes Our Speciality I' Road Service Telephone - Millbury UNion 5-6729 E. F. LA CROSSE - Sutton Massachusetts Compliments Of C. H. Harris and Son Fuel Oil and Ice Telephone UN 5-2543 Millbury Massachusetts H enry's Lunch For Fine Foods Co:r.e To Henry's LAVOIE'S STATION Esso Gas Worc,-Prov. Pike Route 146 Sutton, Massachusetts M umlord Motor Sales. Inc. Your Friendly Ford-Mercury Dealer Telephone Cedar 4-2164 Whitinsville, Massachusetts lack :S Ed's Tydol Station E Millbury Street Worcester, Massachusetts Home Petroleum Products Telephone UNion 5-4971 V 21 Elm Street Millbury, Massachusetts Flagg Pharmacy Dial otaar 4-7944 Whitinsville, Massachusetts F Ballard Motors Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service f7A'!L y,a - 4 L Q 22 Howe Ave. Millbury, Massachusetts Don Coyle's Sporting Goods Trophies-Wilson Sf Spaulding Sporting Goods Telephone CEdar 4-547 6 58 Church Street Whitinsville, Massachusetts Doris 6? Niclr's Place Groceries-Lunch Room I Gulf Gas West Sutton, Massachusetts l I 3 1 K oopman Tractor Co., Inc. Ford Tractor and Equipment Parts and Service 861 Providence Road Telephone CE 4-3586 Whitinsville Massachusetts Compliments of Lambert's Pharmacy Albert P. Lambert, Reg. Ph. Prop. R. Stanley Grandone, Reg. , Ph. 40 Main Street Union 5-2284 Millbury, Mass. Compliments of Ludvigson Iewelers Millbury Massachusetts Compliments of The Paul D. Manning Insurance Real Estate Agency Main Street GR 6-2273 Douglas, Mass. QQ f - I ff 010 , I Q IQ . A L?lJ fl E ' 1 Y Z - 1 .FW R K 7 -ib.z:iou6QQ57-E7 SONS 1 s afar mlwzwetpfof j 'N 7 NN i YZ 'IG-XV I FIN 'Wy all-J, q I TU D E 1:-:A 1-:ER gig' I I , 4, I ffl A'-Q Sales G Service - -S X K S, Bottled Gas 61 1-leating Oils I x Tydol Gasoline G Veedol Motor Oils I -Speedy- 24 hr. Towing Service I -Expert- Telepnone Main Street East DOuglaS .6 6 --.A X c . Manchaug, I GR 6-3366 i 9 Massachusetts J. K A- Cooper's Cut Rate Compliments 88 Church Street Whitinsvi11e's Leading of Cosmetic Store A Friend Whitinsville , Mas sachus etts Compliments of Compliments of . I I ulza s Cleaners H enry's Shoe Store 105 Green Street 30 Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts Millbury Massachusetts PLeasant - 4-5610 Iulia Iones Proprietor We give Nesco Green Stamps Dickman Shoes Walter Dolan General Insurance Florsheim Clinic Enna Iettich Lazy Bones 12 Grove Street Sun Dial Ball Band A Jumping Jacks Busken 1 Millbury, Massachusetts 54 Church Street 1 PLeasant 5-2485 Whitinsville Massachusetts Ed's lenney Service Station Compliments Sudden Service of Plummer's Corner Whitinsville, Massachusetts A Friend Edw. W. Rutana Compliments Of Pierce Hardware Sporting Goods Plumbing Supplies Hardware Kyanize Self - Smoothing Paints - Varnishes - Enamels Millbury Telephone UN 5-2155 Massachusetts Ray's F urniture, Inc. Ray Chevalier Main Office 1 Prospect Street 7 So. Main Street Church Street West Boylston, Mass. Millbury, Mass. Whitinsville, Mass. Telephone TE 5-4690 Telephone UN 5-2611 Telephone CE 4-5665 Russe1I's Flower Shop FLOWERS roR ALL occAs1oNs'- 6 Canal Street Telephone UN 5-4478 Millbury Mas sachus etts George W. Rice Company Paints - Coal - Hardware - Lumber - Building Supplies Millbury Massachusetts Sochia's Oil and Gas Co Range and Fuel Oil Bottled Gas Range 61 Power Burner Sales And Service Cole 61 American Standard Heating Systems SOLD INSTALLED East Douglas, Mass. Tel. GReenwood 6-2278 Spence Music Shop Music Center of The Valley Records - Phonographs Radios Telephone CE 4-1251 68 Church Street Whitinsville, Massachusetts Varky's Cleaners Better Dry Cleaner Telephone CEdar 4-3691 Whitinsville, Massachusetts Wayne's 591 - - 81.00 Store School Supplies Toys - Notions Dry Goods 10 Main Street Millbury, Massachusetts H. C. Benoit lewelers Fine Jewelry Diamonds -Watches -Rings Watchmaker and Jewelry Repairing Phone CEdar 4-5830 113 Church Street Whitinsville , Massachus etts Buifum's Drug Store All popular Hearing Aid Batteries Hearing Aid Cords Elastic Stockings 89 Church Street Whitinsville, Massachusetts Cgmpliments , Cooky's Sunoco Service n-1. Of Tel. Mnibury Umon 5-6075 Lynch's Drug Store East Douglas Massachusetts West Main Street Millbury, Massachusetts mfg:-r COMPLIMENTS OF Bill Papetti Compliments Of -- Frost's Store East Douglas Massachusetts coMPL1MENTs or A Friend Iohnson Motors GR 6-2649 SALES 8 SERVICE 24 hr. towing Body and fender work - painting - refinishing Motor repair MAIN ST. Tu ne-up service EAST DOUGLAS, MASS. Lee lewelers. Inc. Ieweler - Gifts Typewriter - Royal - Smith-Corona 73 Church Street Whitinsville, Massachusetts Mencow Clothing and Furniture Co. Manhattan Shirts Curlee Clothes - Lee Hats 59 Church Street 'Whitinsville, Massachusetts Compliments Of Vern's South Sutton Club M uradian Cleaners One Day Service All Work Done On Premises 148 Church Street Whitinsville, Massachusetts Telephone CEdar 4-22 49 Compliments Of O s c a r ' s 85 Millbury St. Worcester, Massachusetts PLeasant 2-9 443 Park Super Market Meats - Groceries - Beer - Wine 137 Millbury St. Worcester , Massachusetts PLeasant 3-2778 Compliments Of Rainville Studio G Camera Shop 109 Church Street Telephone CEdar 4-5476 Whitinsville, Massachusetts S a n d y ' s 67 Millbury Street Auto 6: Radio Supplies - Toys Hardware Electrical Sf Sporting Goods Telephone PLeasant 5-8407 Worcester, Massachusetts ' lu BE ALIVE! WEAR WOOL THE ONLY LIVING FIBRE IT BREATHES FOR YOU! W. W. WINDLE COMPANY MILLBURY MASSAC HUSETTS -I. 1 Worcester Junior College Qcoeducationalj THE COLLEGE WITHIN REACH OF HOME AND POCKETBOOK All subjects of college level for transfer, terminal and pre-profes sional objectives Liberal Arts Business Science Administration Arts Accounting Engineering Electrical Electronic Mechanical Tool Industrial Associate in Arts and in Engineering Degrees Two Years Day School Four Years Evening School THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE THAT SERVES WORCESTER COUNTY Stephen Benjamin Insurance Agency Betty 61 Bob LeClaire All Forms of Insurance UNion 5-6763 Boston Road Sutton, Massachusetts The Class of 1958 extends to all advertisers sincere thanks for their help in making this Exitus a success. 714 ff' X!! A in f X QSWXXYNA 5 VQLZEQ4 x X PUBLISHING COMPA MARCELINE, Mlssounl X19 1 M HNNUHIS HI L l gm Sigh Qc61ooQ9 I COQQQQQQ and gl CUMLUQHSLUQS Q0 MQJU5 1 I -f X ' 0 K 'S 0 1' ,S- O V s . Joe O I 2' A DQ. 5 , 4? 0' G' f-. ' V fem' ly. 1.-L' x , 4 ' C .IQ 0 ,. ' .' 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