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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

A I o ' 1 I I fl L l , , vo' O 115 l. 4 4 .H l 0- - s ,Q I - O o.' 'Z 4 I, ..'3' fy! v o .9 .U .s fu 'Q ' s l7 T Foreword The Exitus, 1959, is a brief report of our days of joy and appre- hensions while at Sutton High. It is an attempt to record for the future years, those events that have seemed important in our lives--the teachers who endeavored to fill our minds with valuable knowledge-- tools to fit us for life's great drama--classmates who have made our four years enjoyable by friendships formed through study and play. We would be amiss if we did not acknowledge the great debt we owe to our parents--God's gift to childhood--without their encouragement many of us would not have gone far enough in our schooling to be included in this Exitus. As we leave Sutton High may we each keep the light of true knowledge burning brightly to the end that we may be proud of our Alma Mater and by our conduct and sincerity in life prove to be her worthy sons and daughters. 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WILHO FRIGARD B. S. in Education University of Massachusetts Superintendent of Schools H. DEANE HOYT Norwich University A, B Calvin Coolidge College M. A. in Education 'i x f1 S,1q1 MR. JOHN 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 KX il MR. RANDOLPH GUYETTE Guidance and Biology B. A. University of Mass. MRS. BERNICE PLANTE Languages B. S, E, Worcester State Teachers College 45:5 - 'N-we S was 'S 1 'd MR. ARTHUR MU RDOCK Science B. A. Clark University MR. EDWARD GRANT Mathematics B. S. in Education Worcester State Teachers College MRS. MOLLIE COHEN Commercial Subjects B. S. in P. A. L. Boston University MR. RAYMOND DOUVILLE Commercial Subjects B. A. Hill College MRS. AGNES DAVAGIAN Home Economics B, S. in Education Framingham State Teachers College -ff' K S - ' fx. A ' A ' . N . . X W V . . . S X, fr 5 wg, af., -r er If 447' fffs ix. ffiff,f MRS. DOROTHY M. HENN Registered Nurse Memorial Hospital MRS. PHYLLIS CARLSON Secretary to Administration I'- if 'Wu ,li ,- f ,. 5 K, XXXX xW W D , .1 - f 1 -l X gf Z O , Z X -XSS Q Xxx an Quvxj QW L Ggf-CQ 66 00 P5 e 9uCce55SQ.XXx5 QONQXQXZA 99 O05 me now Ydndxf Nw Qqgw cowa- QfeQore5 500 Week' Sxuiufe N350 ,QQYQWS 301 A Q ffzfm 9 35 4 , S ix I X f Sf, . 'O no .D x I Q If D ' 1 o ' Q' 1 1 ,f X, If f , ,fl Editor .... Assistant Editor Feature Editor Boys' Sports . Girls' Sports . Photography Circulation . . Business Manager . Advertising .... C lass Prophecy Class History . . Class Will . . . Exitus Staff e fn.-...nn..-Q . Charles Lyman Richard Popham . . Judy King John Anderson . Tallea Windle . Guy Horne Cecile LaVergne Gail Putnam Bruce Putnam Gordon Whitten Carol Hutnak Gail Putnam Tallea Windle Mike Case Paul Towle . Lester Neale . . GailPutnam . . . Gale Adams gun i flu Expression Ambition . Glee Club , Suttonian . Exitus Staff GALE CAREN ADAMS Expression ....... . Oh honest1yI Ambition ......... To be asecretary ACTIVITIES Glee Club .......... . . . 1,2,3,4 Suttonian ...... . 3,4 Dramatics Club . . 3,4 Exitus Staff . . . 4 BARBARA AMUUn Barb . Ohsugarl . Office Work ' ' A6 'I'IIfI:I'IE:S ' ..1 ..1 ..4 JOHN LANE ANDERSON Farmer Expression ..... Cut the big actl Ambition ....... To be successful ACTIVITIES Class President ....... . . . 2 Vice-President . . . . . . 1 Glee Club .... 1,2,3,4 Vice-President . . . . . 3 President . . . . 4 Boys' Octet . 1,2,3,4 Suttonian.. ....4 Basketball . 1,2,3,4 Captain... ...4 Baseball . . . . 2,4 Exltus Staff . . . . 4 it I 'ii f' 'lu 5 , ir' 1 . VIVIAN AUGER flvivll Expression ,,,,,,, Oh! That's terrible! Ambition ........ To be successful ACTIVITIES Exitus Staff .............. . . . 4 PAUL CLAYTON BROTE Tall Paul Ambition ............ U.S. N. -Girl? AC TI VITIES Surtonian ............ . . 3 Dramatics Club Junior Play . . Senior Play . . Exitus Staif . X lf, ..3 he Sv' 4 .Tiff ..3,4 .4 MICHAEL CAMPBELL CASE l!MikeIl Expression .......... What's up? Ambition ........ Swimming Instructor ACTIVITIES Dramatics Club ........ . . . 3 Basketball .......... . . 3 1 ,wg 'is j 49' ...4-of ' in Il? if JEANNINE C HAUVIN Frenchie Expression ........ You stupid dope ! Ambition ......... To bc successful Junior Play Exitus Staff ACTIVITIES THOMAS PHILIP FULTON flTomYf Expression ......... I don 't think so ! Ambition ......... Electrical Engineer ACTIVITIES Class President Vice-President . Student Council . Glee Club ....... Photography Club National Honor Society . . Dramatics Club Suttonian .... Boys' Octet . . 4 4 I 'I' ...f ... . . . . 3 . 1,4 . 2,3 . 3,4 . 3 . 3,4 . 3 , 2 . 4 ..4 NANCY CAROLINE GRAVELIN HNanVl Expression . ....... Cut it out! Ambition .......... To travel ACTIVITIES Basketball . ....... . 1,2 Manager ,... ..... .... 4 Suttonian ..... . . . 3,4 Dramatics Club . . . . 3,4 Glee Club .... . . 1,2,3,4 GUY EARL HORNE Winnie Expression ............ Charge it ! Ambition ............. Bookkeeper ACTIVITIES ExitusStaff......... ..4 . Yh . X '.-K. ' ' -gf, ,- gil' 4 .'.'.g Yu -' .N X 't -'N..l'- 'N ' sxvx-A K X2 s',:w-.. N, ':Aj- V21 RN. i,... , E I xx... 4 -A M 31 'ux'i.xf-' ,Stax . w .lxsllfw-' ' ' V4 ' ii...-Likxk -Ri 'U LY' vii' 'X'-X' .'l- .1Qf'WXi -1 ! 'll1 5 1 1 -' Q 1 1 f -' MAR' ff-Q ' I arg! -353' -.X'. .ffiel WS I, xi, ,M T' AMN-- Fdkxkx .-so -, 1 mm-112 5. x- -f I CAROL ANN HUTNAK Sputnik Expression . .... For Pete's sake! Ambition . . ...... CommercialArt1st ACTIVITIES sunoman ................ 1 ,2 ,3,4 Science Club . . Photography C lub Junior Play . . . Exitus Staff . . . v L. 1? .. ....2 . ...3 . ..3 ..4 RUTH EMILY JARVAIS Ruthie Expression ...... . . If you say so! Ambition ....... .. . To be successful ACTIVITIES Suttonian ......... . . 1 Basketball Co-captain . . . . 1 Glee Club ........ . . 1,3.4 Basketball ....... . . . 1,3,4 Cheerleading . . . 2 Dramatics Club . . . . 3,4 Qi' 'df' JUDITH ANN KING Expression . . Ambition .... Girls' Octet . Suttonian . . . . Student Council Vice-President Secretary . . . I Basketball . Junior Play . Exitus Staff . . C EC ILE LaVERGNE wliudyvv Y!Judyl! ..--....- -.....- ACTIVITIES Glee Club . . . . Expression . . ....... YouMonster! Ambition .............. Secretary Suttonian . . . Glee Club Junior Play Senior Play Exitus Staff X ACTIVITIES ...4 .1 .3 .4 .4 Oh sugar! Secretary . 1,2,3,4 . . . . . 3 . 1,2,3,4 . . . 2 . . 3 . . . . 4 . 1,2,3,4 . . . 3 . . 4 ' fri'- H an :K Q NORMAN RIC HARD LeBLANC Noi'm Ambition ......... Radio Announcer ACTIVITIES Glee Club ............... 1,2,3.4 Science Club ......... . . . 1 Dramatics Club . . - - 1,2,3,4 Exitus Staff 4 ' 4 BARBARA ANN MORRO Expression .............. Late ! Ambition ............. To be happy Basketball Glee Club . Exitus Staff CHARLES DOUG LAS LYMAN Cha.rl Expression .....,... Large Charge ! Ambition .............. Teach ACTIVITIES Glee Club ........... . 1,2,3,4 Octet ....... . 4 Dramatics Club . . 4 Exitus Staff Editor . . 4 Tu-Tu ACTIVITIES . . 4 a 5'. LESTER NEALE Charlie Brown Expression ......... Unfortunately ! Ambition .............. Minister ACTIVITIES Glee Club ........... . 1,2,3,4 Octet ............ . 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club . . . . 3,4 Senior Play ...... . 3,4 D.A.R. History Award . . 3 Science Fair ..... . 3 Honorable Mention . . . 3 Science Club .... . 2,3 Exitus Staff . . . 4 4,1?' z,v , 1 Q K 2 1 ,. .N 5 .1 ,w7. ,. , 'fa ' ,J f MARTIN WILLIAM O'SHEA Expression ............. Suffer ! Ambition .......... Electrical Tech. Glee Club .......... . 1,2,3,4 2 J .V. Basketball Varsity Basketball . . . 4 Basketball Manager 2 Jlmior Play . Senior Play . Exitus Staff . ...Y lv WILLIAM ALDEN OHRN lIBi-ul! Expression ........... Can it! Ambition ......... Commercia1,Pi10t ACTIVITIES Basketball .......... . . . 3 Baseball . . ....... . . 2.3 Science Club . . - - - 2 Aviation Club . . . - - - 1 Dramatics Club . . . . . 3.4 Glee Club .... - - 4 Octet ..... - 4 HMartyVl AC TIVITIES ... ..- . . . 3 . . 4 . . 4 if 'W . LI MARIE PAQUETTE Expression ......... I agree! Ambition ....... To be a secretary ACTIVITIES Cheerleading ........ .... 1 Suttonian . . . - - 4 Senior Play . . - - 4 Jlmior Play . . - - 3 Exim staff . . . - 4 an-3 RICHARD POPHAM Rich Expression . . . Well, that's the way it goes! Ambition .... Become an aircraft mechanic ACTIVITIES Baseball ................... 1 Science Fair Medal ..... . . 3 Exitus Staff, Asst. Editor . . . . 4 BRUC E COLIN PUTNAM QW 4, is an I 1 Expression Ambition . . . Basketball Baseball . Exitus Staff 35 f If Q , - if A 1 f iw' 'ff .gf ,ji , tag, R, A ww r ' r -,B Zjgmf , , J , , I ali- if ......-... .. .......... l!PutYV Snap to l U.S.Navy ACTIVITIES . . . 1,3 . 3 . 4 GAIL PUTNAM 2,- Expression ........ Unfort1mate1y ! Ambition ............ To travel ACTIVITIES Glee Club ........... . 1,2,3,4 Suttonian .......... 2,3,4 Student Council . .... 1 Basketball . . . 1,2,3,4 Baseball .... . . . 3 Cheerleading . . . 1,2 Class President .. 1 Class Secretary .... . 2,3,4 Dramatics Club ..... . . 3,4 National Honor Society . . . . 3,4 Exitus Staff ...... 4 Q, f9x 1 ful' 9 15 wi-nu x GRETEL JOY PUTNAM Gret Expression ........... Cut it out l Ambition ............. To travel ACTIVITIES Suttonian ........... . l,2,3,4 Glee Club ......... . 1,3,4 Basketball Manager . . 2,3,4 Student Council . . . . 1 Drarnatics Club . . 3,4 VIRGINIA LEE REDDING Hvirgll Expression ....... You are late! Ambition .......... To succeed Glee Club . . Dramatics Club ACTIVITIES Homemaker of Tomorrow Award Exitus Staff . ..3 ...4 LAURE L ANN SEIQBERTH Expression . . Ambition . . . Suttonian Glee Club . . Basketball . Junior Play . Exitus Staff . Laurie Oh gee I . . . . To be a bookkeeper ACTIVITIES . . . 4 1,2,3,4 . . 1,2 ...3 ..4 Vs ig 4 P 1 'S 'U Ziff PAUL EDWARD TOWLE Saul III Expression ............ Get bent! Ambition ......... Airplane mechanic AC TIVITIES Exitus Staff ......... . . . . 4 , A , 6,4 .,. Q, . C HARLES JOSEPH VA LATKA Charlie Expression .......... . Curses ! Ambition. ............ . Engineer ACTIVITIES i Class President 4 7 ff' J.V. Basketball Glee Club . . . Octet ..... Dramatics Club . . 3,4 Student Council 4 Exitus Staff . . 2,3,4 ', ' GORDON WILLIAM WHITTEN Hwitll Q Expression ..... I keep telling myself! Ambition ........ Electronic Engineer ACTIVITIES Glee Club . ............ 1,2,3,4 Octet ........... . . 3,4 Suttonian ............. . . 1 Student Coimcil President ...... . 3,4 Student Government Representative . . . 4 National Honor Society ....... . 3,4 Exitus Business Manager ..... . . 4 'C . TALLEA WINDLE Bones Expression ........... Be good! Ambition ........... Go to college ACTIVITIES Basketball .............. 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Softball ..... . . . . 3,4 Glee Club . . . f . . 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary . . . . . 1 Class Treasurer . . . . 2,3,4 D.A.R. Representative . . . 4 Class History The history of our class began in September, 1955, when as a group of hope- ful and expectant freshmen, we entered Sutton High School, our home for the next four years. At the first meeting of our class, the following officers were elected: Gail Putnam, President, Thomas Fulton, Vice-President, Tallea Windle, Secretary, John Anderson, Treasurerg and Student Council Representatives, Gretel Putnam and Gordon Whitten. Many members of the class began their high school,careers with a bang, by participating in school sports, Glee Club, and other outside activities. We all enjoyed our initiation at the hands of the sophomores, and in April we sponsored our only project for the year--the Sophomore Return Party. We gained experience through this effort, and also began our Washington trip fund. Our Freshman year proved that we were to take an active part in school activ- ities, and responsibility, during our remaining three years at S.H.S. Our sophomore year began with the election of new officers. The following officers were chosen by their classmatesg John Anderson, Presidentg Anthony Grabauskas, Vice-President, Gail Putnam, Secretary, Tallea Windle, Treasurer, Judith King and Barbara O'Handley, Student Council Representatives. Our class advisors, Miss Pacella and Mr. Warner,helped us present the Freshman Initiation, and another dance held in April. During the year, Thomas Fulton replaced John on the Student Council. We also chose our class rings from the Josten Ring Co., and then waited impatiently for their arrival the next fall. As juniors we met with our class advisors, Mrs. Plante and Mr. Warner, and elected our class officers. They were: Thomas Fulton, President, Anthony Grabauskas, Vice-President, Gail Putnam, Secretary, Cecile LaVergne, Treasurer, and Judith King and Gordon Whitten, Student Council Representatives. Fund-raising went along quite well this year, through everyone's efforts at putting on dances, helping the seniors wait on tables at their chicken supper, selling candy at Christmas, and putting on the Alumni Banquet. In May, several members of the class who belonged to the Dramatics Club, enjoyed joining with others to present two one-act plays. At the graduation exercises of 1958, Thomas Fulton, Gail Putnam, and Gordon Whitten were elected to the National Honor Society. Our congratulations also go to Lester Neale, who at this time was awarded the United States History award. After summer vacation, and now finally seniors, we met with our class advisor, Mr. Schwab, to elect class officers. Charles Valatka was elected Presidentg Thomas Fulton, Vice-President, Gail Putnam, Secretary, Tallea Windle, Treasurer, and Judith King and Gordon Whitten, Student Council Representatives. Gordon was later elected president of the council, and Judy was elected secretary. Our senior year proved to be very busy for us. We put on several dances in the fall, sold Christmas cards, and sponsored the annual chicken supper, before which many members of the class turned out to be surprisingly aggressive and en- thusiastic chicken-killers. We must not forget to thank the many mothers and Doc who helped us so much to make the supper a success. Our play, Time Out For Ginger, directed by Mr. Warner, proved to be very successful and much fun for all who were making their first attempt at play-acting. All of these things gave us experi- ence and fun, plus adding a good deal to our treasury. In January, because of his speech written on Public Junior Colleges,Gordon Whitten was chosen as our Good Government Day representative to represent our school in Boston. In April, our dream of four years was finally realized when we started out on our Washington trip. Everyone had a wonderful time and was sorry to leave when it was time to go home. We want to thank Mrs. Plante, Miss Veccione, and Mr. Spence for being such nice chaperones on our trip. And at last graduation! Our sincere thanks go to all of our teachers and advisors, especially Mr. Schwab, for the help they gave us during our high school years, and we hope that we have added something worth while to the school in return for all it has done for us. Gail Putnam T roublesome H andsome 1: gotist . . S tudious . E ager . . N ervous . . Irrestible . O riginal . . R espectful . C lever , , , L aughable . A rtistic . . S ilent . S weet . O bservant F risky , , N ice .... I mpulsive . N egligent E fficient . T echnical , E xquisite . E njoyable N eat . . . F armer , , I rregular , F lirt . . . T easer . Y oung . . N aval . . Idealist . . N atural , , E nergetic . Senior Adjectives .....nu.a.e.--....- . Ruth Jarvais . Michael Case . Lester Neale . Gail Putnam . Barbara Morro . Cecile LaVe1-gne . Nancy Gravelin . Charles Valatka . Barbara Amour . Thomas Fulton . . . Judith King . . . Carol Hutnak , , Vivian Auger Jeannine Chaunin . . . . . Doc . . Mr. Douville . . Charles Lyman . . VirginiaRedding . . William Ohrn Laurel Seiberth Gordon Whitten Norman LeBlanc Marie Paquette . . Gale Adams . John Anderson . . Paul Towle , Paul Brote . . . Guy Horne . . Martin O'Shea . . Bruce Putnam . Gretal Putnam Richard Popham . Tallea Windle Class Will We the Senior Class, ending our four wonderful years at Sutton High, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior Class, we will a financially successful senior year. To the Sophomore Class, we will more students to enjoy U.S, History and the best of luck with Doc. To the Freshman Class, we will three more successful years at Sutton High as we have had. To Mr. Frigard, we will more time so that he can teach his son how to bowl. To Mr. Schwab, we will a Washington Club and a more ambitious Senior class. To Mrs. Davagian, we will some coverings for the pipes in the Home Ec. room. To Mr. Grant, we will a new set of gears for the driver training car. To Mr. Douville, we will a carload of turkey hearts. To Mrs. Plante, we will another exciting trip to Washington. To Mr. Warner, we will a pair of glasses to see all the fouls the opponents make. Also a new set of colored chalks. To Mr. Murdock, we will a more attentive Senior Class in chemistry. To Mr. Sheldon, we will a new chair for the piano. To Mrs. Cohen, we will more students to strive for accuracy in typing I and II and a more quiet study period. To Mr. Gravelin, we will more cooperative boys in Industrial Arts. To Mr. Goyette, we will a bigger filing cabinet. I Gale Adams, will my ability to get through my four years of high school to my sister Doris, and my special diets to anyone who likes food. I Barbara Amour, will my ability to get along with Mr. Grant to everyone who takes Senior Math, and my high marks in U,S, History to any deserving Junior, I John Anderson, will my aching mouth to Kathy Oles. I Vivian Auger, will my quiet voice to Mr. Douville for use in Home Room, and my ability to speak French to Carlene Wilson. I Paul Brote, will my cough to Judy Blanchard and my height to George Leonard. I Mike Case, will my collection of cars to Kenney Renaud, and my old navy haircut to Burton Clark. I Jeannine Chauvin, will my A's in Senior Math to Jimmy Sunskis and my height to Joanne Bezik. I Thomas Fulton, will my ability to get along with Doc to Vance Bullard and my successful four years at Sutton High to my sister Christine. I Nancy Gravelin, will my collection of rings to Rona DeBore and my wonder- ful Senior year to my sister Marcia. I Guy Horne, will my good marks in history to any deserving Junior and my hot Stude to anyone who wants it. I Carol Hutnak, will my height to Joanne Bezik, my nickname Sputnick to Carlene Wilson, and my collection of doodles done in Doc's class to Gail Anderson. I Ruth J arvais, will all my broken bones to any girl who wants to play basketball and my ability to keep out of trouble to my brother Freddie. I Judy King, will my well-known giggle to Lois Eaton, and my ability to stay out of trouble to my sister Barbara and Kenny Lavallee. I Cecile La Vergne, will my height to Nora Benson and my coldness in Mr. Warner's English class to Doris Adams. I Norman LeBlanc, will my hiking shoes to Steve Vokes, who will need them this summer, and my seat in P,D, to any Junior with a strong mind. I Charles Lyman, will my feud against all Swedes, named Ohrn, to my brother Bill, my ability to break lab equipment to any up and coming Murdock student and I also will Doc to anyone, anyone at all. I Barbara Morro, will my height to Madeline Plant, my straight hair to Gail Orphin and my patience to my sister Carol. I Lester Neal, will my marks in U,S, History to my sister Carol, and my terrific Senior year, to Susan Vanderbaan. I Bill Ohrn, will my immGr1S6 knowledge of nothing to Donald Conley and my jump shot to Bruce Hunton. I Martin O'Shea, will my ability to pass U,S, History in one year to Donald Conley and my position on the basketball squad to anyone who wants it. I Marie Paquette, will my height to Mary Ann Pistower, and my high grades in Office Practice to Pat Renaud. I Richard Popham, will my blond hair to Donald Conley, my ability to take College Subjects two years late to anyone who likes to do things different, and my four happy years of high school to my sister Barbara. I Bruce Putnam, will my desk in Doc's class to my brother Martin and my ability to stay out of fights to Steve Vokes, I Gretel Putnam, will my position as basketball manager to any girl who likes oranges, and my right shoulder to Mark Carlson. I Virginia Redding, will my personality to Kathy Oles and my ability to pass U,S. History to Dottie Pitula. I Laurel Seiberth, will my shyness to Karen White and my seat in Bookkeeping I Sz II to anyone who dislikes it. I Saul III, will my curly hair to Pat Fisher and my History marks to any deserving I Saul III, will my curly hair to Pat Fisher and my history marks to any deserving student at Sutton High. I Charles Valatka, will my immaculate penmanship to any bright young student who enjoys confusing teachers, and my wonderful four years of high school to my brother Dan. I Gordon Whitten, will my undefeatable wit to Vance Bullard, who has more need of this than any other person I know and my ability to tell when Doc is getting mad, to Charles Stanford. I Tallea Windle, will my position on the basketball team to Ora Vokes, and Rona DeBore and my four wonderful years at Sutton High School to my brother Butch. Gale Adams Marie Paquette Laurel Seiberth Memories Polio Shots - Charlie Brown - The Exitus - Mr. Carol fLesterJ - Huckleberry Hound - Chicken Killing - Glee Club Exchange Concerts - P.M.'s in 103 - April 28, 1958 - Mr. Douvi1le's Birthday Party - It Can't Be Done - Disecting - Biology Field Trip - Four Drummer Boys - Where's Virg - Fudging Factors - Freshman Girls - Mr. Murdock's Illness - Gym Exercises - Roaf - Labs - Matchmaking - Octet - Swimming After The Alumni Supper - Stacking Lockers -U.S, History-U.S, Navy - Stardust - Act In The Proper Social Amenities and Right Decorum - Cold Rooms - Championship Lost by One Point - Mr. McCabe - Ta1ly's Green Hair - Arranged By Jay Sheldon - Miss Clark -Girls' Locker Room fSmoke Gets in Your Eyesy - 209 Study - Skipping School - Judy's Giggle - It Can Not Be Done - Marty's Radio - Class Rings - Guidance Visits - Whistling in The Dark fAssembliesj - Scots, Lit, 8: Swedes. - WORC - Frosh Initation - Selling Tonic - Law - P.D. - I Can't Open The Curtain - Lyman Did It - Social Dancing - Trips To Lorings - and DOC Class Prophecy We had all marched down that aisle together. Some of us smiling, some of us fighting to keep back the tears that welled up in our eyes. This had been a big moment for 31 Seniors of the Class of 1959. Time waits for no man. Seems to me Iread that some place. An event which had meant so much to that group of graduating seniors ten years ago was now just a part of history. But there are still the memories: Class Meetings, limch-hours, chemistry, Charlie Brown and that eccentric clique of senior boys. Slowly and faintly, the faces of my old friends flash across my mind's eye. Somehowlhave the feeling that they have all made their mark on God's world. As I sit in the gymnasium of the new high school, I wonder what can be keeping the others? Surely they wouldn't miss the class reunion! Maybe they didn't get the invitations? Perhaps they were sent to the wrong addresses? Well, its 3 o'clock. It doesn't look as though anybody's coming! Suddenly, the doors in the back of the room burst open. The gym shakes with hurrahs, backslapping, cheers and joyous conversations. I rush to meet my old classmates. Some look little changed in 10 years. Others seem to have aged consider- ably. There is the fine figure of Thomas Fulton, now married to a college sweet- heart and president of the Kaiser Electrical Engineering Plant in California. He is busy talking to a handsome young man whom I recognize to be none other than Charlie Lyman. Poor Charlie...he always wanted to teach math in high school. Now he's a thriving actor, currently making a movie in Hollywood called The Timid Souls. Next to him stands a rather tall, distinguished gentleman, wearing glasses. It is Gordon Whitten, now employed by the David Clark Compa.ny of Worcester. Gordon is working with the heating systems of space suits built by the company. That muscular fellow next to Gordon is Charlie Valatka, who holds the world weight lifting record in his division. I wonder what has caused the commotion amongst the girls?Oh, it looks as if Ruthie Jarvis has just entered the gym. She is married to a retired navy man and lives by the nook on Lake Singletary. Ruthie is accompanied by Tallea Windle. Tallea is a gym-instructor at a Long Island high school and is married to a Mass. State football star. Among the people streaming into the gym I recognize Judy King. Judy is married to an alumnus and works as a medical secretary at St. Vincent's Hospital. There's Marty O'Shea shocking everybody with a little electric buzzer. Marty is working for the government on an electrical system for a lunar rocket. He is conversing with'Norman LeBlanc, who is now an announcer at WORC in Worcester. The building trembles violently as an airplane buzzes the school. We all rush outside as the plane lands on the football field. Out steps none other than Billy Ohrn. Billy is now a commercial airline pilot for Northeast Airlines. More people come running out of the school to see what has caused all the commotion. Among them is Nancy Gravelin. This girl has all the luck. She met a millionaire only two days after she graduated and now lives with her husband in a beautiful mansion, overlooking Lake Singletary. It seems that hardly has one disturbance stopped, when, another one begins. Paul Towle has arrived on the scene driving his Mark III, reputed to be the fastest car of its kind in the world. Paul built it himself and won the Indianapolis Speedway Race with it. A black Cadillac enters the parking lot and stops beside Paul's hot rod. It's Gail Putnam. Gail is married and teaches kindergarten in of all places, Fairbanks, Alaska. Just as Gail is getting out of her car, we notice a car with military insignia. It has just rounded the corner of the school and is stopping directly in front of it. All the girls gasp as Captain Colin Putnam opens the door and steps out. Colin has seen action as a submariner and is now captain of the Submarine U.S.S. Dolphin. Laurel Seiberth, who lives about one-half mile from the new high school rides up on a horse. Laurel raises horses, and the books she has written about them have received world-wide acclaim. She is accompanied by several other girls, all riding her horses. There is Gale Adams. She is married to a graduate of the University of Massachusetts. The couple live on her father's farm. Beside her are Vivian Auger and Cecile LaVergne. Vivian is a lawyer's secretary in Framingham and Cecile works as an accountant at the People's Savings Bank in Worcester. They pose in their saddles, while Carol Hutnak, the famous commercial, artistl, sketches them. Another car enters the parking lot. It is driven by flashy Guy Horn, who works as a photographer at Loring Studios in Worcester. Now there are only a few faces that I haven't distinguished. One by one, I single them out. I accidently bumped into Gretel Putnam, who teaches foreign languages here at the high school. Gretel is unmarried, but still on the prowl. Over by the airplane is Richard Popham. Richard is a graduate of Wentworth Institute and, like Marty O'Shea, is employed by the government in military work. A line of cars is slowly approaching the school. There is one car especially for which we have been looking. The car driven by that world famous hoop-star, John Anderson. John is playing for the Boston Celtics. At present, he is known by his teammates as Mr.,Basketbal1. The car followingJohn's is driven by Virginia Redding who is a very competent secretary, working for a private investigator. As Virginia opens the door of her car, she is met by Jeannine Chauvin. Jeannine has come all the way from New York. She is chief accountant at the Manhattan People's Savings Bank. Another of the cars that drives into the schoolyard has two occupants. The driver is Mike Case, who operates, probably the most successful garage in Worcester. His companion is Paul Brote. Paul is married to his high school sweetheart and is now on leave from the navy. The last three cars to drive in and park belong to Barbara Morro, Marie Paquette, and Barbara Amour, respectively. Barbara Morro is married and works part time as a store clerk in Worcester's Grants. Marie and Barbara Amour both hold positions in the offices of the Alcoa Aluminum Company, Canada. Now the entire class of 1959 is assembled. The steaks are cooking on the barbeque grills, and their aroma floats across the field, telling us it's time to eat. Someone starts to pour the lemonade and several of us have spread blankets out on the grass. But we can't eat until Doc gets here, insists one of the girls. Then why don't you start eating? inquires a familiar voice from out of the airplane. Everyone stares amazed, as the door of the plane swings open. Someone yells Its Doc, - Too late - already that group of once-again Seniors had completely surrounded the man who had made their Senior year what it was. What can one say to rightly justify what is in one's heart?Iwas supposedly a grown man, a minister, but I had to wipe my eyes withahandkerchief before I said Grace... Thank you God for bringing us all together for this, our Class Reunion... Lester Neale 5 . N.. V- I 1 . , 1 3 ? . 1'f! if i ' 1 i Z National Honor Society Thomas Fulton Gail Putnam Gordon Whitten Q? 256 if Y if S Q2 J 79' QQ? xVl7' ISS . Q5 Y' 5 fuf. dll rx in nb Q, - 5 91, yhvfgr ' ' 3' 1 ,A rn 'I' 4' N lm .9 , ' fd . ' 4 ,X .r fx L 5 N .fi Jg fy ,.. 4 1 :L ,Q S f ,-v.l an ' hinlngdhnda I 4 v 9 3 X 1 1 S 5 S v 1 Qu 1 . I 1 Q71 r 'S W J' N ,. 4, 4 f' W . 31 5 . K' Y Z h Y jfj ,ul Y ,.,' A 1-,QT ' Li fi , . Q Vx Q All ,f 5 Mr '4 , s Y ! ff ,ea 'U' A ,, ,pi 4 'L K Am 4 ' Y e if 1 l ,fp gi F' 1, ,S S Vx, s Q , . V4 ff A K f v bb U. x gf' .Q -Y gr ma wi. vga yi. .15 Jw.- , , CHP-83 Chemistry Lab. Uffice Practice ES.-1 Cafeteria Line Social Period A x...,,f'g F3 cu 'H cn FF cn 1 na N V1 FU' cv 'H 'Ps i f s 5 . z 3 i I ,xi ' i-M 7' u I 5 ' A lm 1 J s 5 X 'Q 1' K I I3 A 1 Q14 Nr ff' A' 4 L- IwwAi.a AA Editors Uf The Exitus Glee Club Suttonian Staff Student Council Dramatics Club Q. Q 1 3 Class Ufficers President .. Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer .... CLASS MOTTO Knowledge is Power . C LASS ADVISOR Donald G. Schwab Charles Valatka Thomas Fulton . Gail Putnam Tallea Windle C LASS FLOWER White Roses S ' x QD 1 I 1 44::skk Mx v Uw Wi ' fl Q T G ir 4 T, J 'K X 71 xxx X Jake Q X 77 UNDER R .xx f A Juniors Bradford Beaton President Edward Leonard Vice-President Joanne Stellman Secretary e Brasiskis Jan 91' 2-SUI' Tre S YE U10 Sopho opham Barbara P President Bruce Hunton Vice-President Benson Nora Secretary s Eaton . Loi el' Treasur aker B Kenneth President Elizabeth Carter Vice-President Carline Wilson Secretary OSZ ra.k St 2. Sandr el' Treasur W JH 43' A , A f ' 1 ? 9 1 S , 1, Y 06 -Q9 XR Boys' Sports The Sutton Sammies had a very unsuccessful season this year. Under the efficient guidance and spirit of Coach Paul Zaido, the season ended with three victories and fifteen defeats. John Anderson, captain of the Sammies was the only veteran from last year's championship team. Inexperience plagued the team all year long. Although the Sutton cagers did not have a very successful year, the season was filled with many exciting and thrilling moments. The Sutton Sammies want expecially to thank Mr. Zaido for his fine coaching and hope that next year's basketball team will be more successful, Individual scores: Anderson 350, Beaton 180, Hunton, 77, Helgesen 36,0'Shea 29, Carlson 16, Gray 108, Leonard 24, Clark 6. John Anderson ' I Girls Sports The Girls' Varsity Basketball team had a good record this year. We thank our coach Miss Vecchione, for helping us end the season with an 8-3 record. The Junior Varsity showed spirit and skill that will bring another good team to Sutton next year. The guards who did a very good job in assisting the Varsity forwards were: Judy King, Ruth Jarvais, Lois Eaton, Nora Benson, Ora Vokes, Merrilee Weaver, and Rona DeBoer. Individual scoring: Tallea Windle 325, Gail Putnam 96, Peggy Godbout 33, Diane Bousquet 26, Marsha Bentley 24. Tallea Windle Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Patrons and Mrs. Wallace F. Adams and Mrs. Elmer Anderson and Mrs. John E. Anderson and Mrs. Carl H. Baker Jack Barsum and Mrs. Alfred Beaton . Evelyn Beaton and Mrs. Burton Bensen Harold W. Bently . Betty Bezik Gabriel Boucher Mr. R. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. John Henn Mr. and Mrs. George T. Higgins Miss June E. Holbrooke Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Milton L. Holbrooke Tracy L. Horne H. Dean Hoyt Harold Hunton Paul E. Hunton . John Hutnak . Henry R, Jannson Frederick Jarvais Rae Johnson Miss Doris Jones Mr. and Mrs. Francis J, Kane Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelley Miss Barbara King and Mrs. Henry C. Brote and Mrs. William Bufrym and Mrs. Charles J. Carlson and Mrs. Morton Carter Jr. and Mrs. Harold S. Case and Mrs. Alfred Chauvin Paul Chauvin and Mrs. Yale Cohen and Mrs. Floyd Cranska and Mrs. Ellis Cross Martin Dandridge and Mrs. Harry Divagian and Mrs. R. T, Douville . Hazel Eaton and Mrs. John Eaton Miss Lois Eaton Miss Vera Eaton Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis E, Finney Sidney Frieswick and Mrs. Wilho Frigard and Mrs. William P. Fulton and Mrs. Nelson R. Gerber and Mrs. Randolf Goyette Anthony Grabauskas and Mrs. George I. Graham Joseph Grandone and Mrs. Edward Grant Eugene S. Gravalin and Mrs. Charles H. Gravelin Lynn Harding Mr. and Mrs. Dwight King Mrs. Lachapelle Mr. George Lamothe Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L, LaVergne Miss Janet Ledoux Miss Margorie Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Linder Mrs. Gertrude Londergan and Mrs. William L, Lyman Peter Michaelson Everette Minor and Mrs. Arthur C. Murdock and Mrs. Paul Nystrum Kathleen Orrell MT. MF. Mr. MF. Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Edmund Aunt Phoebe Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Martin O'Shea . Charles E, Paquette . Earl Pearson Peladeau William L, Plante George Popham Barry B, Putnam , David T. Putnam . Wesley Rembowske Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr, Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. . Marie Seiberth ,, -I 1 Patrons Mr. Robert Richard Mr. and Mrs. John Sandberg Mrs. Shaw Taylor . Evertt Towle Jr, . and Mrs, Evertt Towle Sr, and Mrs, Richard C, Hare and Mrs. Elmer R. Haskell Donald G. Schwab David Seiberth Mr Mr Mr. Robert Tremblay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valatka Mr. and Mrs, Richard Vander Bran Miss Jane H. Vecchione Mr, and Mrs. John F. Warner Mr. Paul Zaido and Mrs. Norman Shaw and Mrs. Norman Slocum and Mrs. Ellery Smith Gordon Spence and Mrs, W, T, Stockwell and Mrs. Algird Sunskis and Mrs. A. B, Swindell WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE X N. x xx ADVERTISING ff, W 7 ff f gibfg , f I v'DAEB.Ll2IVle 9 Compliments Angela s Beauty Salon f O Hairdressing - Styling I UNion 5-2700 UNion 5-9903 Central Dlller 4 South Main Street Millbury Massachusetts I Millbury Massachusetts Compliments Of Fred H. Vultuers Chief of Police Millbury Massachusetts Compliments Of Rainville Studio 81 Camera Shop 109 Church Street Telephone CEdar 4-5476 Whitinsville Massachusetts Spence Music Shop Music Center of The Valley Records - Phonographs - Radios Telephone CE 4 1251 68 Church Street Whitinsville lee Jewelers, Inc. Jeweler - Gifts Typewriter-Royal-Smith-Corona 73-Church Street Whitinsville, Massachusetts Varky's Cleaners Better Dry Cleaner Telephone CEdar 4-3691 Whitinsville, Massachusetts Flagg Pharmacy Dial CEdar 4-7944 Whitinsville Massachusetts COMPLIMENTS OF THE THE TEAC!-lER'S CLUB MAY SUCCESS ATTEND YOUR EVERY ENDEAVOR BLUE JAY IEE EMLWJU1 Z it v Q DAIRY BAR BE ALIVE! WEAR WOOL THE ONLY LIVING FIBRE IT BREATHES FOR YOU! W. W. WINDLE COMPANY MILLBURY MASSACHUSETTS 1. Mooskian Construction Co. Bulldozers Trucking - Trenching Crane and Clam Service Grading - Drilling - Blasting Compressor Service Providence Turnpike 'tix c p Sutton X I ..... so UNion 5-2069 X A , Wh .mio JD cz, Pleasant Valley Restaurant Route 146 Lobsters - Steaks - Chops - Chicken Full Course Meal or Snack Anytime Day or Night Rose Mooskian ...L 3559 X use 1959 YEAR BOOK 2-i......il... . THE HILLSIDE CLUB wesr suTToN, MAssAcHusETTs HYMN Jesus calls us, o'er the tuinult Of our life's wild, restless sea, Day by day His sweet voice soundeth, Saying, Christian, follow Me. Jesus calls us from the worship Of the vain world's golden store, From each idol that would keep us, Saying, Christian, love Me more. MOTTO DEEDS - Not words. PRA YER O God of love we yield Thee thanks for whatso- ever Thou has given us richly to enjoy, for health and vigor, for the love and care of home, for joys of friendshipgznd for every good gift of happiness and strength. WA TCH WORD The Lord bless thee and keep thee, The Lord make His face to shine upon thcc And be gracious unto theeg The Lord life up His countenance upon thee A nd give thee peace. u 1959 OFFICERS President ............ ....... V IVIAN XNHITTIER Vice President ...... ..... D ofus VAN TWUYVBR Secretary .,......,,, ................ M ARY DARBY Treasurer ....... ...... M ARJORIE JOHNSON Chaplain ...... . ..... STELLA WHITTIER COMMITTEES Executive Committee Resident Ex-Presidents Lookout Committee Anna Nelson Annie Humes Kitchen Cmnmittee Vivian Whittier Albertine Putnam Program Committee Vivian Whittier Marjorie Johnson Mary Darby Phebe Rosebrooks PROGRAAIME January 14-Plans and Topics for 1959 Hostess: Albertine Putnam Committee: Vivian Whittier February 14-A Musical Evening Hostess: Doris Van Twuyver Committee: Mary Darby March 14-G1adioli's Hostess: Gertrude Holm Committee: Exelina Zuidema April 8-Plant Auction Hostess: Anna Nelson Committee: Marjorie Johnson May LTreasures Hostess: Daisy Putnam Committee: Louise Clark June 10-Blue Plate Luncheon Hostess: Jeannette Rosebrooks Committee: Harriet Davis PROGRAMME July 8-Movies Hostess: Bertha Grandone Committee: Vivian Whittier August 12-Picnic Hostess: Naemy Nelson Committee: Katherine Leonard September 9-Herbs Hostess: Marjorie Whittier Committee: Phebe Rosebrooks October 14-Autumn Foliage Hostess: Marjorie Johnson Committee: Betty Pentland November ll-Annual Meeting Community Hall Hostess: Louise Putnam Committee: Mary Darby December 9-Christmas Party Community Hall Ofiicers in charge CL UB MEMBERS Tc-am I Birthday Doris Van Twuyvcr, Nov. 3 Lillian Briggs, july 25 Laura Havcner, june 5 hfary Darby, June 21 Louise Clark, Oct. 7 Anah Putnam, June 3 Annie Humes, Blay 23 Harriet Davis, jan. 7 Anna Nelson, july 1 Albertine Putnam, April 21 Stella Whittier, Jan. 30 Louisa Plummer, Feb, 18 Exelina Zuidema, Oct. 14 Daisy Putnam, March 15 Team II Birthday Ethel Brennan. Jan. 24 Louise LeBel, Nov. 16 Gertrude Holm, July 27 Harriet Wallace, Sept. 26 Katherine Leonard, Dec. 1.7 Phebe Rosebrooks, Aug. 13 lvlarjoric lvhittier, April 21 Naemy Nelson, July 8 Betty Pentland, April 9 Florence Putnam, Sept. 18 Louise Putnam, July 16 Vivian Whittier, May 29 jetnnette Rosebrooks, june 3 lvfarjoric Johnson. Nlay 13 LEND A HAND Mary Drake, April 30 Mabel Callendar, March 4 :Xnnie Gagne, july 27 Ruth Holbrook, Nov, 5 Fanny Sherman, Nov. 30 Jessie Putnam, Feb. 9 Bertha Batchcller, Jan. 5 S U PPERS Apiii 25-Mm Ban-6 to 8 mr. june 20-Strawberry-6 to 8 P.M. Sept. l9fHarn K BeanAi to 8 P.M. Oct. 24-Harvest-6 to 8 P.M. 5 I Y 1 5 I , ,.,..,............ .-t---- - - f-il-'P F A Don Putnam , ttimlll L Ford Sales Eg.-:'f X, LA 1' Foxboro Massachusetts ' N?-:Eg X 2 t QvoG Compliments Of i nx Worcester County Electric Company I 0 Electricity , Your Faithful Servant ---- s p50DY xu0 p Mr. Frank Powers Main Street Uxbridge Compliments Of Howe Petroleum Products UNi0n 5-2747 21 Elm Street Millbury Massachusetts Compliments Ed's Jenney Service Station Of I Sudden SerVice u .Plummer's Corner Whitinsville, Massachusetts Eds. W. Rutana L 1 63 5f'f'TtFf?'r'G2??'7tf'f f5154f4' I f I N lil X NW lx -Ft93f 1 5' Upton I Millbury LA 9-6989 UN 5-6339 l. leger 8t Son General Contractors Westboro Road, Upton, Massachusetts Carpentry Painting Paper Hanging Chimneys Floor Sanding Block Ceilings West Millbury Riding Academy Saddle Horses For Rent Special Rates For Groups For Appointments Call Norman Fairbanks UNion 5-4114 West Main Street Millbury, Massachusetts I , Henry s lunch Route 146 For Dinners or Snacks Come to Henry's Lavoie's Esso Service Center Telephone UN 5-9992 lamothe's Service Station Lubrication - Tires - Batteries Mobilqas Tune-ups and General Repairs Brakes Adjustments Route 146 Sutton, Massachusetts In l RusseII's Flower Shop Flowers For All Occasions 6 Canal Street Telephone UN 5-4478 Millbury Massachusetts A. B. Dick Products of Worcester, Inc. Mirneograph - Offset - Spirit Equipment Elliott Addressing Machines Wholesale Papers 860 Main Street Telephone PL 4-4171 Worcester Massachusetts Stephen Benjamin Insurance Agency Boston Road Betty 81 Bob LeClaire All Forms of Insurance UNion 5-6763 Mass achusetts Millbury Millbury Journal Printers and Publishers Arthur Briddon, Editor 14 South Main Street Massachusetts Compliments Of Rossi's Inn Don Coy4e's Sporting Goods Discounts to Sutton Students CEdar 4-5476 58 Church Street Whitinsville Massachusetts 7 Buffum s Dru Store - g Dlckman Shoes Agents for Candy Cupboard and Florsheim Clinic Fanny Farmer Chocolates Enna Jettich Lazy Bones Sun Dial Ball Band CEdar 4-2128 Jumping Jacks Busken 89 Church Street 54 Church Street Whitinsville Massachusetts Whitinsville Massachusetts Congratulations Class of 1959 Compliments Of O O , 0 Compliments Of Frreswrck s Darry Clemaron Kennels C4444 4-2414 Route 146 South Sutton Massachusetts Sutton Massachusetts C. Van Dyke Trucking CEdar 4-3920 Compliments Of Colemans Grocery Manchaug Massachusetts l Ramshorn Orchards Compliments Of Henry's Shoe Store Anderson Brothers 30 Main Street West Millbury, Massaoh tt Miubury, Ma h tt Cooky's Sunoco Service WHYH0'S 50-51.00 Store lephone Millbury UNion 5-6075 School Supplies Toys - Notions Mi11Xt2IL?1?5E,n1,ifIaaigsSdtcrl?t2ett Dry Goods A 10 Main st t Millbury, Massaoh tt Fire Arms Modern and Antique Compliments Cf Bought - Sold - Traded Everett Gendron 69 Sycamore Street Mmbufyi Masseehusee Vern's South Sutton Club Compliments Compliments Of Of Veteran's Grain Store Manchaug Hotel 19 River Street, Millbury Compliments Of Whitten's Poultry Farm B and P Builders Carpenter - Labor - Contractors YUkon 7-8652 SWift 9-9036 Fort Hill Progressive Street Oxford Worcester Whittier Bros. Bulldozing Land Clearing UNion 56200--UNion 56076 We deliver bag and spread lime Purchase orders honored West Sutton Massachusetts Dr. Hans M. Wolff Optometrist 5 South Main Street Millbury UN 52734 9:30 to 5:30 320 Highland Street Worcester PL 28958 By appointment Doris and Nick's Place Groceries --Lunch Room Gulf Gasoline West Sutto M assachusetts Cappy's Variety 201f2 Border Street Whitinsville Massachusetts Thomas' Market Meats and Groceries Beer and Wine 290 Main Street Whitinsville CE 4-2606 Compliments Of Dick's lunch Best coffee in town Whitinsville Massachusetts -I l 1 - ' Compliments Of li- H' 0 xa-E 0 Shea s Furnrture .lr-N lv x. Complete Home Furnishings UN 5-5635 Sutton Massachusetts Sutton Service Statron Lubrication - Tires - Batteries Mufflers and Tail Pipes Our Specialty Road Service Telephone - Millbury UNion 5-6729 E, F. La Crosse Sutton Massachusetts J. D. Bousquet and Sons ALA Studebaker - Lark AAA Sale and Service Main Street East Douglas 6-3366 Manchaug Mobilheat - Rural Bottled Gas - Mobilkerosene 7 Ballard s Pharmacy 118 Elm Street Muradian Cleaners Compliments of One Day Service A11 Work Done On Premises Harry A. Bailey Bailey Plumbing 148 Church Street Whitinsville, Massachusetts Call Millbury UN 5-4152 Telephone CEdar 4-2249 Whitin Community Association compliments Whitinsville, Massachusetts Of Basketbaii Swimming A Friend And Weight Lifting Putnam Sheet Metal Co. Duct Work - Forced Warm Air Heating Ventelation - Air Conditioning General Sheet Metal Work Sutton Avenue, Oxford YU 7-2766 Compliments Of A Friend I ludvigson Jewelers Compliments Millbury Massachusetts Compliments Of 7 ' Fox s Package Store 6 Main Street Millbury Massachusetts Compliments Of Millbury Barber' s Association Red's - White' Millbury s - Tebo's - Perry's - Brewer's Massachusetts Compliments Of lambert's Pharmacy Albert P. Lambert, Reg, Ph. Prop, R. Stanley Grandone, Reg. Ph. Prescriptions Fanny Farmer Chocolates 40 Main Street Millbury, M assachusetts UN 5-2284 --.u.., 1: .1 .znurnrx -- f. .nzz-::.or1..:-:1r.r1.f.4f-fvvvva F' .w- . gnu,-vwf,',f,' 1 nfl 1 l Compliments Of C. H. Harris and Son Fuel Oil and Ice Telephone UN 5-2543 Millbury Massachusetts Salo-Florist Flowers For Every Occasion Free Delivery Elmwood Terrace Millbury, Massachusetts UN 5-2378 Compliments Of Deer Hill Farm Fruit Stand Fruits - Vegetables - Poultry Wholesale and Retail Louis J. Sz Henry L, Bora UN 5-2164 Wilkinsonville Compliments Of The Butcher Shop R. W. Colby 6 South Main Street Telephone UNion 5-4343 Miubllfy Massachusetts -l l l I Compliments Of Perry Funeral Home Paula A, Perry Millbury Massachusetts Mickey's Cleaners Rugs - Drapes - Slipcovers Day Pressing at Store UNion 5-4360 Millbury Massachusetts , . 'Lf Rays Furniture, Inc. - Ray Chevalier Xt. Main Office 1 7 South Main Street 1 Prospect Street Millbury, Massachusetts West Boylston, Massachusetts Telephone UN 5-2611 Telephone TE 5-4690 Compliments Of Prerce Hardware Sporting Goods Plumbing Supplies Hardware Kyanize Self-Smoothing Paints - Varnishes - Enamels Millbury Telephone UN 5-2155 Massachusetts Compliments Of The Boston Store Millbury Massachusetts Compliments Of Millbury Savings Bank The Bank of Personal Service Millbury Massachusetts Bek's Welding Portable Electric and Acetylene Welding Main Street Telephone GReenwood 6-9484 Manchaug Massachusetts Compliments Of 1 I lemieux s Garage 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF J. Sweet 8 Sons, Jewel rs Expert Watch Repair Guaranteed Watchmaster - Tested Telephone UN 5-4000 Millbury, Massachusetts 0 4410 '.-- 1 1.tVt Q2 09 3 so J ' 'ar' X I 1 !.. ., 1,.' 3- f 1 N-2 +121 1 fifQ?:'?':i'if flip '-ft.:-'n ' V. .- fl 1-fag? Q ' I-'S-h , IAII 0 34 Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF Wallace E. Johnson Contractor h1 v4pm1m rnnmq,--.-f,...- fwmrg- f.f',,f,, COMPLIMENTS OF BUSCONE'S PACKAGE AND GENERAL STORE 1Formerly Con1ey'sy Free Delivery '-ff: I ff .53 Complete Line 4 f ff J' of Phone GR 6-9480 o ff -L Patent Medicines I X ' -1 Millbury Motor Co., Inc. A-1 Used Cars 'ie-T. . ' 4 F- A - r Bonus Built Ford Trucks 3 6: , Serving Sutton Over 32 Years Telephone UNion 5-4492 Millbury Massachusetts C. D. Whitney Agency Harvey U. Mellen Agency WARREN G. HARRIS 112 Elm Street UNiOn 5-6733 WARREN G. HARRIS Room 311 UNion 5-6733 STATE MUTUAL BUILDING PLeasant 3-4797 Worcester Millbury KARL L. BRIEL, MANGER BULLDOZER WORK John Hutnak, Jr. Land Clearing - Harrowing - Ditching - Grading Douglas Road E ast Douglas, Massachusetts Phone CEdar 4-7967 Grubber Blade 2112 Heavy Duty Brush and Bog Harrow W ff A ,,x,, . .. 7.41 f ' . I . .f7ji1 'ff1l'DeX W li -1- Q Y?Qq 7T'Z75 f?'T '! 'f T'f'!V f W. R. Wallis Lumloer Co. GRAIN - PAINT LUMBER - HARDWARE FERTILIZERS BUILDING MATERIAL TELEPHONE GR 6-2219 EAST DOUGLAS MASSACHUSETTS Sutton Fuel Company RENE HERBERT - Proprietor Heating Engineers Ki Authorized Representatives Highest Gracie of Range Sz Fuel Oils For General Electric - General Motors - American Standard and Waltham Telephone - Millbury UNion 5-6729 Singletary Avenue Sutton Massachusetts Cl1uck's Service Station Lubrication, Tires, Batteries Mufflers and Tail Pipes Our Specialty Brakes Adjusted or Replaced Telephone Millbury UNion 5-4562 X C. M, LaCrosse Road Service Compliments of . I2 Wlfn' B th ' -'f' I ner ro ers . iiiiE1i - Q John Deere Farm Equipment K I WYE- X,-l Jamesway Barn Equipment il A Telephone UN 5-6200 West Sutton Massachusetts The Senior class would like to extend their sincere thanks to all those who have helped make this year's Exitus possible through their advertisements and patronage. I I I mflmnmmvfmmmm . yas.. .... Ff7 RIL'2'f75'E:7'T ' ' . 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