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

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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

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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

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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.