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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

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Foreword ln the course of composing the Exitus we have endeavored to relate our memories, our social and scholastic activities, and our beliefs and aspirations. We sincerely believe that we have accomplished that goal in the most informative and entertaining way possible to our means. Special thanlis must go to those members ofthe EXitLlS staff who planned it, to those who wrote, typed, and proofread it, and last but not least to Doc , who did all the worrying about it. May you find as much pleasure in reading this, the Exitus of l96O , as we have had in assembling it. Editor 'x l '7 In Memoriam In memory of one whose influence and devotion will ever burn in the hearts of those who sat under her teaching. During her many years of service rendered in the town of Sutton her strength lay in her untiring patience and conviction in the worth of her work. M. Elinore Lachapelle's twenty-four years of teaching in our schools has left a mark never to he erased. ff! Q FE 'K 3 X 9 i JJ!! 15 X lg LES ' r V, V N -V 4 ,X X XX . ,,-f , Evl'ab b!Z 60. , fav ifx Principal MR. WILHO FRIGARD B. S. in Education University of Massachusetts Superintendent of Schools MR. H. DEANE HOYT Norwich University A. B Calvin Coolidge College M. A. in Education Al' 'KWH' mimi MR. DONALD G. SCHWAB Social Studies B. S. in Education Boston University . . . , S , -- f1Q1 iHl3 V 1 MRS . BERNIC E PLANTE B. Languages S. E. Worcester State Teachers College MR . ARTHUR MURDOCK Science B. A. Clark University MRS. MOLLIE COHEN Commercial Subjects B. S. in P, A, L, Boston University MR. RAYMOND T. DCUVILLE Commercial Subjects B. A. Hill College MISS NANCY VECCHIONE English B. A. in English Eastern Nazarene College YET? MR. EDWARD GRANT Mathematics B. S. in Education Worcester State Teachers College MR, IOHN MANNIX Guidance B. A. Maryknoll College M. Ed. Boston College MR . RONALD BOUVIIIR English B. A. Assumption Collet MR. EUGENE GRAVELINE Industrial Arts B.S. in Education MRS . AGNES DAVAGIAN Home Economics B. S. in Education MRS. PHYLLIS CARLSON Secretary to Administration V?- MISS DIANE NOLIN Music Director Anna Maria College B. A. in Voice MR. HAROLD CASE Athletic Director Springfield College Cafeteria Staff 4 ' 1 :HH .- : ':: 5 7 l Im. is 1: 1 ilu l O 5 hz- I 0 o A, fr' L. . f I u' 4 ,, 3 .g' fa? .', 'lk I . lf ,I AA of f W i, QQWG 5-y':,'j El J L GN- 'Q' 2ESE?A ,iz . , f 9? 1' 4 if 3' -if fi? f ill HU Ilan :vw Iilt . i lulis HHH mu: U5 me-1 f' gf ' gi. :L , gf L, gsqgggnsaf qi- .Via M Q 9 F ZWCWWWWT BRADFORD TAYLOR BEATON Brad It's a rough life! Our class president who has brought suc- cess to our senior year. Brad plans to attend college after Completion of high school. Class Pres. 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4 fCapt. 415 Student Council 1,45 Class Sec. 25 Dramatics Club 45 Senior Play 45 Baseball 45 Exitus Staff 4. H iifdf ':lZliQr-ztviiili P' .zz 73 ,- :J E. U: 5 C. En ,- ? 4 rc .- ru : U7 .-. C an .- .-Q c 5. BEVERLY RUTH IIARE Bubbles Big Haul ! cwllrmb- and 1-vvntually bucunn: a toacln-r. Class Soc. f'l5 Sultwniau 3,41 Ukssl. lid, 3,-U5 Dramutics Club -15 I'lmluf11ubl1yClubl, 3, -15 Scif-nce Club 1,15 Motif-rn Math 415 ljxitus UW-aturc: lid., Stuff 'l. 4WP4iWOim E DWARD DARLING LEONARD ..Ed.. Well, that's life! A hard working V.P. and another of our starting 5. Ed's ambition in life is to be successful. Class V.P. 3,45 Student Council 35 Suttonian 3, 45 Glee Club l,2, 3, -15 Dramatics Club -15 Senior Play 45 Basketball l,2, 3,-15 Baseball Z, 3, 45 Exitus Staff -1. +:liZtiGCi'+aff2 FHCZCQG LEONARD CLARENCE SWART ..Len.. What's the matter ? Worth makes the man. Len plans to attend an institution of higher learning after grad- uation and become an engineer. Baseball l,Z,3,4 fCapt. 4Jp National Honor Society 3, 45 Modern Math 45 Dramatics Club 45 Exitus Staff 4. GENEVIEVE RITA VAUNDELL lllenll You'd be surprised! If silence is golden, she's fourteen karat. Ien's ambition in life is to be successful. Basketball Z, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3,4 CV.P. 3, Pres. 415 Exitus Staff WWWCWPFHWPI 4 . IANE PAULINE BRASISKIS Oh no! The girl who always worried about our fi- nances. Iane's ambition in life is to be happy. Class Treas. l,2,3,47 Glee Club l,2,4g Suttonian 3,4 CEd. 3, Feature Ed. 457 Octet 27 Dramatics Club 45 Exitus 4. Vgi 'VII if' -' , ff? ef .V IUDITH ANN BLANC HARD 1-Iudyn Large Charge ! A girl with remarkable abilities. Iudy's future plans are to attend college. Class Pres. l,2g Student Council l,2 fSec. ZJJ Suttonian l,2, 3,4 CEd. 417 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 35 Cheerleading 2,41 National Honor Society 3,45 Modern Math 45 Exitus 4. BURTON ARTIIUR CLARK Bumps Ya like that, Huh ? Has h-rt rod, will travel. Bumps's ambition lie is to lx-civxm: a Larlxg-r. Mast-ball l,2,3: lluskvtlnall 1,Z,3g llariiatics Club -lg Ihutugraphy Lluli 'l5L,x1tus Statf 'l. C HARLES MARK CARLSON Snap Let's hear it? The tall blond with the suped-up Merc. Snap's ambition in life is to be successful. Basketball l,2,3,-lg Glee l,2,3,-1 QOctet 1, Z, 315 Dramatics Club -lp Suttonian -15 Exitus Staff 4. ROGER BROOKS FAUBERT ..ROg,. Oh, brother! Says little but thinks a lot. Rog's ambition is to be happy and successful. Dramatics Club 2,47 Photography Club Z7 Suttonian 37 Exitus Staff 4. EDWARD IOHN De HAAN ..Ed., Got troubles ? Quiet until disturbed. Ed plans to attend college and become an electrical engineer. Baseball 3,47 Dramatics Club 47 Modern Math 47 Exitus Staff 4. RAYMOND DENNIS DONA ..Ray.. Our radio ham. Ray's ambition is to become an electrical engineer. Glee Club l,2,3f Photography Club 27 Mod- ern Math 4g Exitus Staff 4. C HARLES MILTON FLANSBURC ChiC A friend to all who know him. Chic plans to extend his education in farming. Glee Club l,2, 3,45 Damatics Club 45 Exitus Staff 4. Q. RUTH ELAINE GARCELON Ruthie Pretty good, hey ? Hard wori: leads to success. Ruthie intends to bt-como a nurse. Photography Club lg Exitus Staff Al. EDITH HELEN GARCELON Edie Brilliant conclusion Noble in every thought and deed. Edie's ambition is to become a legal secretary. Photography Club 35 Exitus Staff 4. WESLEY CARL HELGESEN ..WeS.. Get Lost! As sure an aim, as stout an arm ever saved the score from harm. Wes's ambition is to be successful. Glee Club l,2,3,45 Boys' Octet 15 I. V. Basketball 1,2 KCapt. 2D Varsity Basketball 3,45 Baseball 2, 45 Suttonian 45 Dramatics Club 45 Exitus Staff 4. NATHAN LOUIS GREECE Big Nate NORMAN IOS EPH GIGUERE Norm Censored A quiet but worthy man. Norm's ambition is to become a successful draftsman. Exitus Staff 4. O. K. Dad To study is to succeed. Nathan's ambition is to enter an institution of higher education and become a doctor. Suttonian 25 Baseball 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Exitus Staff 4. 17 GAIL MARY HENDERSON You know what I like ? The crowning beauty of a woman is her hair. Gail plans to attend business college after graduation and become a comptometer operator. Dramatics Club 45 Senior Play 45 Softball Z5 Exitus Staff fClass Will and Prophecyj 4. WILLIAM DAVID LYMAN HEMI.. Yesh! A little mischief now and than is relished by Limo bust of mon. Bill's ambition in life is to be happy. Basin-tliull 15 Claw' Club l,Z, 3,-1:llXitUS Sldff ll. IOHN FRANCIS KUC I-IINSKI llIOhnnyII Come on! Kookie II and his comb. Iohn's ambition in life is to become an electrical engineer. Dramatics Club -lg Baseball 43 Modern Math 47 Exitus Staff -1. CARL ROBERT OHRN How absurd You can never tell till you know him. Carl's ambition in life is to be happy. Exitus Staff 4. GLORIA IRAN MASTERS HGIO.. The girl with the terrific imagination. Glo's ambition in life is to be happy. Class Secretary 1, Dramatics Club 2,4, Senior Play 27 Cheerleading 1,25 Glee Club l,2,3,4p Suttonian Staff 35 Exitus Staff 4. DONALD C HARLES MAT HIEU Don That's tough 1 Studiously inclined, but not often. Don plans to attend airline school after gradua- tion and eventually work for one of the major airlines. Student Council 35 Suttonian 2, 3,4 lAsst. Ed. 3J5 Glee Club l,Z, QBoys' Octet 215 Dramatics Club Z,3,-15 Senior Play 45 Asst. Ed. Exitus 4. 19 THOMAS HENRY PAIKOS ..TOm .. C'est la guerre He makes any discussion an argument. Tom plans to enter the Army after graduation. Science Club 25 Suttonian 35 Ebdtus Staff 4. A416 N MADELEINE MARGUEURITE PLANTE nlvladdyn What-I-do ? A little spice and all that's nice. Maddy plans to get married and become a good wife. Glee Club 1,25 Dramatics Club 45 Exitus Staff 4. M ARY ANN PRISTAWA Boola Good things come ln small packages. Ma'y's ambition in life is to be happy. Cloe Club 1,2, 3,1lgDramatiCs Club 45 Exltus Staff 4. PATRICIA LOUISE ROY .. Pat .. What's your problem ? She hath knowledge and talent. Pat plans to attend college upon completion of high school. Class Vice-President 25 Dramatics Club 2, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Octet 1, Z, 35 Softball Z, 45 Basketball 1,25 Suttonian 45 Photography Club 2,3, 45 Modern Math 45 Editor of Exitus ALLAN DAVID PUTNAM IlA1II Censored Always ready with an answer. Allan's ambition is to become a broadcasting engi- neer. Science Club 15 Dramatics Club Z, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Photography Club 2,45 Basket- ball Manager 35 Suttonian 3,45 Exitus Staff 4. maj KAREN RUTH OUARANTA Kranka Don't sweat it? The girl from Shrewsbury who added life to our class. Karen's ambition is to become a medical secretary. Suttonian 45 Dramatics Club 45 Exitus Staff 4. if 5' HW ARTHUR IOSEPH SCANLON UAH.. Forget it! Life is sweet. A1't's ambition in life is to be successful. Glee Club 3: Suttonian 35 Exitus Staff 4. IAMIIS EDWARD SU NSKIS im Oil n ht- :Lila and thinks, but rnurwr- often in t its. Iin1':sarnl+1tiwn in lift-istwmalt lf it nfl linaln ry, kmL'11'I14'l'K lulv l7I1lTlClllL'1lffllll7.l,'lf . . .. , Phu . , , r1lt1pl1,'i,l1lli..7 I.:-gi .c in., .-ml! I. N ORMAN BERNARD SLOC UM Hsioc Take two, they're small Our class wit. Norm plans to enter college after graduation and eventually become a history teacher. Glee Club l, Z , 3, -lp Student Council Z5 Science Club 1,25 Photography Club 2, 35 Honors Course lGeneoloqyl 27 Exitus CPhoto- graphyj Staff -1 . fx KAREN LOUISE WHITE Check this out. One of those steady dependable kind. Karen's ambition in life is to become a suc- cessful ofiice worker. Basketball 1,2 U.V. Capt. 255 Suttonian 2, 3,45 Dramatics Club 2,4 CSenior Play 455 Science Fair tlst prize Biologyj 25 Honors Course CGeneologyJ 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Exitus KBusiness Manage-rl Staff 4. LINDA KATHERINE TANKIS Rabbit That would be good! and become a nurse. She always did her best, that was plenty. Linda plans to enter training after graduation Suttonian 45 Damatics Club 45 Exitus Staff 4. IUDITH ANN WAHLSTROM Trudy.. Sharp or what ? Iudy is pretty in two ways, pretty nice and pretty apt to stay that way. Judy plans to enter the U.S. Air Force upon completion of high school. Student Council lg Dramatics Club 2,45 Senior Flay 45 Basketball l,2, 4 flvlanager 215 Softball 2,3,4 CCapt. 355 Glee Club 1, 21 Suttonian l,2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Exitus Staff 4. 23 Looking Back The day had arrived! Sixty-four apprenticed people were starting forth on the road to graduation in this month, September, 1956. All had looked for- ward to this day, and we were not to be disappointed. Soon after our arrival at school, we found that we were assigned to rooms l03 and 209 with Mrs. Davagian and Mr. Shepeluk as our advisors for the year. Being the lowest class in the high school we had to wait until October before having our class elections. Vtfhen the elections were held, the officers elected were: President--Iudy Blanchardg Vice-President--Mark Carlsonp Secretary--Gloria Masters, Treasurer--Iane Brasiskisp Student Council--Iudy Wahlstrom and Brad Beaton. We chose blue and white as our class colors. ln October came the Freshman Initiation. Everybody enjoyed the per- formance, especially the pillow fight between Pat Roy, Pat Craw, Brad Beaton, and Eddie Parent. CThey really slammed those pillows around--in fact, until the feathers started flying.J In the spring, we had the opportunity of putting on the Sophomore Return Party, our only money making project for the year. The entertainment, con- sisting of imitating well-known singers and TV-stars, proved to be very suc- cessful, both in entertainment and in adding to our Washington fund. By Iune we had completed our apprenticeship and were ready to enter our next year as Sophomores and full-fledged members of the high school. As Sophomores, in 1957, we convened in rooms 207 and 209 with Mr. and Mrs. Murdock as our class advisors. Class elections were held and the following members were elected to lead us through the year: President--Judy Blanchardg Vice-President--Pat Roy, Secretary--Brad Beatong Treasurer--Iane Brasislzisp Student Council--Anne Keown and Norman Slocum. It was to our great delight that we made preparation to initiate the in- coming Freshmen, for we could now get revenge for the treatment we had re- ceived the previous year. We held a few dances during the year that added a little more for our Washington fund. ln March, we chose our class rings which we would rocoivo thc following fSCplC:r'1'1l1f:I'. Thus ended the second step on our road to graduation. In September, 1958, forty-two Iuniors entered the now familiar walls of Sutton High as the largest Iunior class in the history of the school. Shortly after the opening of school, we elected class officers: Presi- dent--Brad Beaton, Vice-President--Eddie Leonard, Secretaiy--Ioanne Stellman, Treasurer--Iane Brasiskis, Student Council--Genevieve Vaundell and Marla Carlson. Our class rings arrived, and no prouder people were to be seen. CDon't touch my ring ll Under the able guidance of our class advisor, Mrs. Plante, we were able to earn the reputation of being the richest class to enter the Senior year. Our success was attributed to candy selling, a food sale Canyone for brownies at ll? eachl and a Ham and Bean Supper. Besides the regular dances we held, we put on the junior Prom, A Song in My Heart, and Sutton Bandstand, a pantomime dance. In Iune we acted as caterers for the Alumni Supper, which honored the Seniors. At the Senior Assembly, seven members, Iudy Blanchard, Nathan Greece, Beverly Hare, Ioanne Stellman, Leonard Swart, Iudy Wahlstrom and Karen Vlfhite were elected to the National Honor Society. In September, 1959, thirty-six honorable Seniors entered the last lap of the journey to graduation. Our officers for the year were: President--Brad Beaton, Vice-President-- Eddie Leonard, Secretary--Beverly Hare, Treasurer--Jane Brasiskis, Student Council--Genevieve Vaundell and Norman Slocum. Doc was to be our guide for the year. Our class won the annual magazine drive during September and was re- warded by an ice cream party and Little Doc , who was to be our mascot. Before many weeks had passed, the Seniors became bloodthirsty and started killing chickens. Gur efforts were well rewarded as we heard several compliments about our Chicken Supper. In November, Leonard Swart replaced Norman in the Student Council and Genevieve took Norman's place as president of the Student Council. Around this same time, the townspeople were often interrupted in their work by ambitious Seniors who had decided to become salesmen. Two weeks before the Christmas vacation, Mr. Lavallee joined us for a while because Doc had to have an eye operation. We missed Doc , but we enjoyed the six weeks that Mr. Lavallee stayed with us. Work began on the Exitus, and classes were broken up by Seniors rushing to meet the deadline. Iudy Blanchard was chosen for the Student Government Representative and attended the meeting of all such state representatives in Boston. Beverly Hare was chosen as the D.A.R, representative and spent a day at the annual D.A.R, convention. In February, we presented a Valentine Dance which was the median be- tween a formal ball and a record hop. Now as we leave all this behind, we wish to thank those teachers and parents who made it possible to attain our goal. Beverly Hare Class Will We, the Senior Class of l960, completing our four wonderful and unfor- getable years at Sutton High School, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior Class, we will our first place in lunch line. To the Freshman Class, we will three more years of hard labor. To Mr. Frigard, we will many more years as principal at Nipmuc Regional High School. To Mr. Schwab, we will the present Junior Class, who can never equal the Class of l96O. To Mrs. Davagian, we will a quart bottle of Tranquilizers to calm her nerves during study periods. To Mr. Grant, we will a safety belt for the Driver Training car. To Mr. Douville, we will a larger Law Class. To Mrs. Plante, we will a trip to Washington without the Senior Class. To Mr. Bouvier, we will a Senior Class possessing more appreciation for Shakespeare, namely Macbeth. To Mr. Murdock, we will a new Physics and Biology Lab. To Miss Nolin, we will a stronger bass section and many more years of teaching music. To Mrs. Cohen, we will a larger Shorthand Il Class. To Mr. Gravelin, we will a motor scooter to transport students from one school to another so they won't be late for classes. To Mr. Mannix, we will more Seniors who are sure of their plans after graduation. l, Bradford Beaton, will my height to Raymond Codbout, and my ability to argue to Steve Volzes. I, Iudy Blanchard, will my lucl: with driving inspectors to Lois Eaton, and my wonderful high school years to my brother Alan. l, Jane Brasislgis, will my position as class treasurer to anyone who lilies money, and my desire and determination to further my education to my brother Tom. l, Mark Carlson, will my space in the parking lot to Ierry Charest, and my customized safety belts to Pat Fisher. l, Burton Clarli, will my ability to get along with Doc to Donald Conley, and my lake plugs on my Oldsmobile to Wayne Baldwin. l, Edward Deliaan, will my red convertible to my brother lien, and my last year with Doc to any Junior. I, Raymond Dona, will my ham equipment to Mike Gribauslzas, and my TRIC boolz to anyone who wants it. I, Roger llaubert, will my ability to stay out of trouble to William Bilodeau, and my Senior year at S. ll.S. to Mary Ellen Bousquet. I, Charles Flansburg, will my ability to pass U,S. llistory to any deserv- ing junior, and my Merc to anyone who wants it. I, lldilh Clarcelon, will my fascinating habit of procrastination to Dolores li. , and my long brown hair to Pat Kaye. l, Ruth tlraciflon, will my cordlality to Alan Putnam's blotln-r, Donald, riml my I'1'i':5I11nL111 yu-al' ral llilllllf llcl. LoCl1eI'I'y ll. 1, Nathan Clriwtiii, will my bi-at up old '-lil l'ord to anyone who has a 11-:api-i'lal1lv junl. yard, and my lovable disaposlllon ln World Illrstory to anyone who lovi-:J the zsulrjvifl. ' I, Norman Giguere, will my ability to pass U.S. History in one year and my enjoyable years of high school to Sandy Roberts. l, Beverly Hare, will my exciting life in a commune to Patricia Eaton, and my four wonderful school years to my sister and brothers. I, Wesley Helgesen, will my height to George Leonard, and my undented Ford to Marsha Bentley--to be dented. l, Gail Henderson, will my collection of Elvis Presley records to Doc fwho appreciated good musicl, and my long, thick hair to Pam Beaton fit she owns a rakel. l, Iohn Kuchinski, will my '56 Ford to David Fitzgerald, and my seat in Doc's history class to any deserving Iunior. l, Edward Leonard, will my height to Ray' Godbout, my sore shoulder to Pam Beaton, and my seat in Doc's homeroom to my brother George. I, William Lyman, will my exaggerated anxiety for Senior Math to Ioseph Martin, and a four-year course on how to become a Senior to Brian Wilson. I, Gloria Masters, will my blue eyes to Donna Merrill, my ability to pass Shorthand H to Marilyn Clemmy, and my four wonderful years at S.H. S. to Arthur Graves. I, Donald Mathieu, will the entire school parking lot to Rona DeBoer, and my seat in English IV to any Junior that likes to sleep . I, Carl Ohrn, will my U.S. History mark to any Junior who wants a 65 average, and my knowledge of nothing to Ernie Richards. I, Thomas Paikos, being of sound mind and body, will my sound mind and body to Mr. Murdock's biology class. l, Madeleine Plante, will my blue-bomb to anyone who owns a crash- helmet, and my perfect playing HI-FI set to Rene T. I, Maryftnn Pristawa, will my naturally straight hair to Dolores Kurtylia, and all my pistachio nut shells to anyone who wants them. I, Alan Putnam, will my fondness for classical music to anyone who ap- preciates it, and my ability to pass Doc's subjects in one year to my brother Donald. I, Karen Quaranta, will the memory of all those Friday nights to Wayne Baldwin and Dave Fitzgerald. I, Patricia Roy, will my wonderful Senior year to my sister Tally. I, Arthur Scanlon, will my four years in two of Doc's Social Studies to anyone who likes them enough to sit through them twice, and my ability to chew gum to anyone who doesn't mind getting caught. I, Norman Slocum, will my high school years to my brother Iohn, and my rolls of undeveloped film to Mr. Murdock. I, Iames Sunslzis, will my pleasant personality to anyone who wants it, and my numerous parking spots to whoever likes cozy places . I, Leonard Swart, will my ability to break chemistry equipment success- fully to any Murdock enthusiast, and my blonde hair to Brian Wilson. I, Linda Tanlzis, will my nickname Rabbit to any deserving carrot lover CI hate 'emJ, and my last year at S.H.S. to my brother Iohn. I, Genevieve Vaundell, will two more marvelous years to my lovely sister Iudy, and my dark hair to Nora Benson Cseeing as how she seems to want the color so muchl. I, Iudy Wahlstrom, will the duty to carry on for the Swedes to Wayne Baldwin, and my happy high school years to my brother Richard. I, Karen White, will my shoulder to Rona DeBoer so that she can dust oft my IH-t l'ly , and my exciting Senior year to my sister Sally and my brother Ilrf.-cl . Class Prophecy The time is 1970 and the place is the fabulous Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City. Caterers and waitresses are scurrying about preparing for a Great event--the reunion of the Senior Class of l96O. A few of the guests have arrived already. A shiny black airport limousine has pulled up at the main entrancep and as the doorman opens the doors of the huge car, out steps Mary Ann Pristawa who has flown all the way from Hawaii where she is engaged in office work. Two more persons emerge from the limousine. They are Pat Roy, who flew in on the same plane as Mary, and Bev Hare. Pat and Bev are almost neighbors. Pat is a journalist in California, and Bev owns and operates a huge orphanage in Los Angeles. The three girls, chattering excitedly, are escorted into the huge dining hall. Here they are surprised to find four world-famous scientists, Carl Ohrn, jim Sunskis, Tom Paikos, and Norm Slocum. These scientists have all been working on a top secret project at Cape Canaveral, Florida. With them is Ray Dona who also is stationed at Cape Canaveral as a radio operator. A red Cadillac screeches to a halt in front of the hotel. The chauffeur dashes around the car and opens the door. Out steps Karen Vifhite dressed in white mink. Kare is married to a millionaire from Paris, France, where she now resides. She struts into the lobby and sees two men dressed in soft hats and trench coats. She recognizes them as detectives, Mark Carlson and Bill Lyman. With them is Iane Brasiskis who is their confidential secretary at their firm in New York. All four enter the dining room where several other guests have arrived. Among them they see Don Mathieu. Don is Vice-Pres- ident of Trans World Airlines System. He is talking to Iudy Wahlstrom who is now a Colonel in the Women's Air Force. A familiar giggle is heard. All heads turn toward Iudy Blanchard who has just come from Springfield, Massachusetts, where she has been teaching at Longmeadow High School. Coming through the door behind Judy are the Carcelon sisters. Edith works as an executive secretary in a Manhattan office building and Ruth is supervising nurse at a large hospital in Chicago. Speaking of the medical field, here comes Ienny Vaundell and Linda Tankis. They are both nurses at New York's St. Vincent Hospital. This is the same hospital at which Nathan Greece, who has come in behind the girls, is building a reputation as an outstanding doctor. Sharp or what! That sounds familiar. Sure enough it's Karen Quaranta staring with open-mouthed awe at Burt Clark's new hair cut. Karen is a med- ical secretary at a doctor's office in Shrewsbury, and Burt is a barber and owns his own shop in Florida. ln one corner of the huge room is a group of five men. They are engineers Iohn liuchinslti, Ed DeHaan, Len Swart, Allan Putnam, and forester Ed Leonard. It seems they are discussing with Ed about the removal of trees on the site of a proposed dam in Oregon. Here comes Wes Helgesen and Chic Elansburg. Wes is a salesman in farm machinery and is trying to sell Chic some new machinery for his 300 acre farm bacl: home in Sutton. There's a distinguished-looking gentleman emerging from the crowd. lt's Brad Beaton, who is now a successful lawyer in Chicago. He casually walks over to Roger Eaubert and Norm Giguere who are draftsmen for Wyman-Gordon Co. Art Scanlon then joins them. He is also employed at Wyman-Gordon as a machinist. Finally, the last of the crowd arrives. They are Glo Masters, Madeleine Plante, and Gail Henderson. Glo and Madeleine are married and are bragging about their children, and Gail is an efficient comptometer operator. In the middle of a jolze, Gail's attention is attracted towards a side door. She un- expectedly shouts, Here's Docsie 1 and everybody rushes over to greet their old friend. Now the dinner can begin, for the guest of honor has arrived. Everyone talzes his place at the dining table and thanks is offered to God for the happy and successful reunion ofthe Class of 1960. Edward Leonard Donald Mathie u Editors oi the Exitus xr: I , .,.h Am- H .. Class Officers Class Motto: To Strive Is To S d F' lower: Blue- and White Car t Colors: Blue and White Advisor: Mr. Donald G. Sch b , rv! '- l 2 Z X A PS -l'r'3i5f4. if' V5 5 X l T . . i E ,K W .x 1: , .,,, ,O ' W e - .vi . rfb, 'jg Lil rf if 2 ,- o . 4. :IDA QM A2 y 'EP -f ,. la N fxaflub 4 X . 414, , . . Ann' fb? I I uxi FQ. v Kgif A ,rf ,, s Q 'Don 19s 1:'ff.41, mam x il!!! f-5 Mfifi Exif? 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U il U 1: cs E -c: U! an U-A F4- ALE Q YW K 1' X N' ...H-vw' Lf' f 1 , 2 if -, wif 'rfglf , . I h 57 , ' sig? FQ 1 YJ X ' ' , q, XA . gk D H Q S: 1, N fi iw.. Q . l I , p ik , S ,rn f 'J X xW,,,,f www -9 WE f sf L-Qfw,x:A.'W , M ,,..,,.,.:g., QV QB fd' fx J I 1 Jy 5. 4 ,J -A..-. , QW 'J SF Editor ..... Assistant Editor . Feature Editor . Boys' Sports . . Girls' Sports . . Photography . . Circulation . Business Manager Advertising . . . Clas s Prophecy . Class History . Class Will . . Exitus Staff . . Patricia Roy . Donald Mathieu . . . Beverly Hare . .Edward Leonard Genevieve Vaundell . . Norman Slocum . . Roger Faubert Iane Brasiskis Burton Clark . . . Karen White . . Mark Carlson Charles Flansburg Wesley I-lelgeson Edith Garcelon Leonard Swart . Edward Leonard Donald Mathieu . . . Beverly Hare . Gail Henderson Student Council National Honor Society J 4 . . 4 X us 14 13251 f 4 YH, f 5 'Y PKK I ' v ' I F I X gffn , Q .n . 7' Ji ?5F , 'f 1 -Q N .6 3: .. , if 4-1. 5 J Y I A ,Q af Q, Q' - 1 1' 1' X 1 1 ff' Finder's Q directed by: Miss Nancy Vecchione Creepers -0- -o-4 U ian St OH Suit llcfh Ol sm, 1 E My v 'K--... and 000 'Ill ub I C 96 'G 1 Physics Laboratory Office Practice Industrial Arts I vi' , ': .,,,- 4-. 'x ' 6 I , QV xx ,F .ps 1 s '31 x , + 4 ,- ' 4 Q s ff y A mi 5- J- M - I if 16 -J X W' m-' , X in W + bi wk , - 1- - , , ' ml f G T' ri ,. ,'-H Q' i V Q ' MW' q , ' .3335- 33, y I fiiwfv 'Vi -. A . 2 uf. -.: 11421-A-3-: '2 -w-, hi 4 Nix ff ,ff fp M! ! If M! iv l g ftiig ' A sux + if L 1 + w A X, xi Girls' Sports The Girls Varsity Basketball team experienced a fairly successful season this year under the efficient coaching of Miss Nancy Vecchione. Although they suffered 6 defeats out of 10 games played, the girls showed tremendous fighting spirit. The Junior Varsity showed a great improvement as the season progressed. The guards who did a good job of assisting the Varsity forwards were: Iudy Wahlstrom, Genevieve Vaundell, Lois Eaton, Ora Vokes, Joanne Bezik, and Nancy Craw. Individual scoring was as follows: Peggy Godbout, 1057 Marsha Bentley, 68, Diane Bousquet, 627 Nancy Holst, 43: Christine Fulton, 25, Carolyn Brown, 15. x Boys' Sports The Sutton Sammies again suffered an unsuccessful season this year. The season ended with one victory and fifteen defeats. Although this season was not victorious, the Sutton Sammies fought hard and the season was filled with exciting thrills. The Sutton Sammies would like to thank their coach, Mr. Iohn Koliss, for his time and effort which he gave to the Sutton team, and we hope that he will have a more successful season next year. Individual scores - Carlson, 1247 Hunton, lOl, Vokes, 725 Beaton, 723 Helgesen, 665 Leonard, 477 Rivers, 187 Martin, 135 Blanchard, 95 Orphin, 73 Smith, 5. r S --fr. .aff dd' fr' I - A - 110 'Qs' ur 1, ai QQTUA 9 07 24 1.2, RN 9 . I, , 1671- 2 XL' 9? exe .wan V , -119 f ' - 'rv' , ' fv .fi ., li' I A Eau- .. , ,M-Q '.uf h , 'luhrlny XY XC as-L . 'sunny IP 0 0 ar FP Ar Zgfhgf Zgttyk FLA 5vb 41 QCNLGJ yy' 4 X't 4 'xv 2 2 v 5 P , sl Paul Chauvin Patrons Mr. Iohn B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Parker B. Annis Miss Vivian Auger Stanley Bagdonas Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miss Dianne Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. William Mr. and Mrs . Alfred Beaton . Henry Bernard . Willard Blanchard . Roger Branowicker . F. Brasiskis . Lawrence Briggs Bousquet . Theodore H. Bousquet . Ronald Bouvier . Charles I. Carlson . Morton Carter Cartier . Harold Case Mis s Jeannine Chauvin Mr. Leo Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Burton Clark . Thomas E. Clemmey . Yale Cohen . Harry Davagian . Iohn DeHaan . Lafayette Demars . Edmond Dona . Raymond Douville Dube, Ed, Leo and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Iohn A. Eaton Alvin Faubert Mr. and Mes. Donald Faubert Mildred Faubert Mr. and Mrs. William Faubert Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fedorzyk Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flansburg Mr. Frank Fredette A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Wilho Frigard Mrs. Mary Galligan Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Garcelon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gauvin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giguere Mr. and Mrs. Robert Girard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Harlin C. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grant Mr. Eugene Graveline Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Graves Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Greece David and Howard Greece Mr. and Mrs. A. Grynczel Mr. Edward Grynczel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ham Carolyn and Marilyn Hare . Richard C. Hare . Robert C. Hare . Birger Helge sen . Wilfred Henderson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Guy Horne Mr. Donald Iernberg Mr. William Iernberg Mr. anc. Mrs. George Herbert Mr. anc. Mrs. Harold Johnson Mr. anc. Mrs. Rae Iohnson Mr. and Mrs. George L. King Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon King Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kane Miss Ruth Kinnear Mr. Ricnard Kroll Mr. anc, Mrs. Iohn Kuchinski Miss Elaine LaPlante Mr. Norman Lavallee Mr. Norman LeBlanc Mrs . Diana Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Leonard Miss Margie Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Libbey Miss Ida Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. William Lyman johnson Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Patrons and Mrs. George MacLaren Iohn Mannix, Ir. and Mrs. Roland Mansfield Gertrude G. Marsh and Mrs. Ioseph Martin and Mrs. Irving H. Masters Fred H. Mathieu Donald McDaniel Wiley McDaniel Iohn McDermott and Mrs. Leslie S. Merrill Peter Michelson Everett Minor Emil Mongeon and Mrs. Arthur Murdock and Mrs. Iames Naughton, Ir. and Mrs. Norman K. Normandin Mr. Robert Nunnemacher Mr. William Ohrn Mr. and Mrs. Benny Oles Mr. and Mrs. E. Olson Miss Gail Orphin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paikos Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Otto E. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Alden Perry Mr. Dudley Perry MF. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Iohn Peterson Aunt Pheobe and Mrs. Henry Plante and Mrs. Leo Plante Olivina Plante and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Michael William Plante George Popham Bogdan Pristavva Dimitry Pristavva Pristawa Mr. and Mrs. David Putnam Mrs. Ruth Quaranta Miss Sandra Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Eugene I. Roy Miss Katherine G. Roy Mr. Prank I. Ryhoski Mr. Donald G. Schwab Mrs. Katherine Schavvade Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Slocum Miss Elizabeth Smith Mr. lohn Smith Mr. Raymond E. Smith Mr. Gordon I. Spence Mr. anc. Mrs. David Stevenson Mr. anc. Mrs. George Stienstra Mr. anc. Mrs. Lewis Stimpson Sunnie the Mutt Mr. and Mrs. Algird Sunskis Mr. anci. Mrs. Clarence Swart Mrs. Eva Tankis Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Valatka Mr. anc. Mrs. Nelson Vaundell Miss Nancy Vecchione Mr. and Mrs. Runo Wahlstrom Mr. anc. Mrs. Francis White a Q 76 04.9 ,570 .10 O Rr Qf .2-OO 0 Frank W. Vales Anthony H. Coppola Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. Metropolitan Insurance 6 Park Avenue, Worcester Consultant PLeasant 7-3861 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Residence 45 Walnut St. , Oxford CXford 7-2272 Cunn Block Main St. Uxbridge CRestvievv 8-3721 l Compliments Cf Compliments Mally's Riding School Of Home of Safe Pretty Horses Miss Carol Hntnak High Street Uxbridge Massachusetts I Compliments Cf The Junior Class CEdar 4-3200 I in E-SZ Builder - Dealer 4 Gary Avenue Economy Homes Whitinsville, Mass. Delmar R. Kidd Salo-Florist and Greenhouses Flowers for Every Occasion Free Delivery Elmwood Terrace Millbury, Massachusetts UN 5-2378 Eaton Farm Dany Quality Dairy Products Tel. UN 5-8166 Sutt Massachu tt Compliments Of Howe Petroleum Products UNion 5-4971 2l El St t Millbury Massach tt Compliments Of Vern's South Sutton Club G BLUE JAY L0 BSTER PCDND Lobsters--Alive and Swimming Grill, D y B ci D g R i 'J 1 1 '4 4, u Aff' .K iv W E M h CIS Suit M h tt Compliments Of Buscone's Package and General Store flformerly Conley'sJ Complete Line i f f 1 ef Free Delivery 4 .y Patent Medicines :+E- Phone GR 6-9480 -lt 4 X J- Louis I. Busoone, - Prop. Compliments Of A Friend Your Future Security Begins At The Bank of Personal Service The Millbury Savings Bank Elm St., Millbury Mass. Established l854 Over l0O years of community service offers you - Savings Accounts - Christmas Clubs - Vacation Clubs - All-purpose Clubs - Travelers Checks - Personal Service Checks - Bank by Mail Postage Paid - Home Modernization Loans to Mortgage - Mortgage Loans - Personal Loans to Mortgages - Savings Bank Life Insurance - U. S. Bonds -All deposits insured in full under Mass. 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GR 6-2611 Sutton, Massachusetts P I RusseII's Flower Shop Flowers For All Occasions -9 'f 6 Canal St. Millbury, Massachusetts Telephone UN 5-4478 1 1 ' Come as you are Eat in your car 5 5, Q MS f 4 7 0 C1 A114011 Drive-In Restaurant Flying Saucer Burgers Thick Frappes For Food That's Out of This World Route 20 at Greenwood Street Worcester, Massachusetts Compliments Of Fox's Package Store 6 Main St. Millbury, Massachusetts Compliments Of ludvigson's Jewelers Millhury, Ma s sachusetts Zaray's 85 Church St. 'Whitinsville, Mass. Haherdasher O Family Shoe Store J. and S. Motors, Inc. Rambler Sales St Service Come in for the best deal in town 226 Church Street Whitinsville, Mass. Tel CEdar 4-5666 Whitinsville' s Leading Cosmetic Store Cooper's 88 Church Street Vifhitinsville, Mass. Telephone CEdar 4-2 784 Ed's Jenney Service Station Sudden Service Plummer's Corner Whitinsville, Mass. Ed. W. 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Garage UN 5-2588 CEdar 4-2882 Res. UN 5-2134 88 Church Street Whitinsville Compliments Of Compliments Of ' 9 Berard Bros. Furniture Henrys Shoe Store Church St. Whitinsville 30 Main Street CEdar 4-5105 Western Auto Associate Store Millbury, Massachusetts Bakers Dept. Stores Church St. Whitinsville CEdar 4-2331 Shop Bakers--It's Smart to he Thrifty! Buy With Confidence At Dickman's Men Shop Family Shoe Store Whitins ville , Ma s s Compliments Of Rainville Studio 81 Camera Shop 109 Church Street Telephone CEdar 4-5476 Whitinsville, Massachusetts Compliments Of CoIeman's Grocery Manchaug , Ma ssachusetts Don CoyIe's Sporting Goods Discounts to Sutton Students CEdar 4-5476 Webster 3665 58 Church St. Vlfhitinsville, Massachusetts Whitten's Poultry Farm Wayne's Sr - 1.00 Store School Supplies Toys - Notions Dry Goods 10 Main Street Millbury, Massachusetts lee Jewelers, Inc. Iewelry - Cifts Typewriters Royal - Smith-Corona 73 Church St. Whitinsville, Massachusetts 1 1 1 1 I I I Compliments Of su At Bd U on U0 oy Russell Parkhurst Howard Nelson Body St Fender Work Plumbing Cc Heating Auto Painting - Wreoks Rebuilt Tel GR 6-5983 Telephone UN 5-6202 Main Street Manchaug I Compliments Of The Freshman Class Compliments Of The Butcher Shop 6 South Main Street Tel UN 5-4343 Compliments Of Ephraim's Market Meats and Groceries Tel UNion 5-4545 99 West Main St. Millbury Compliments Of . B. Duck Products Co. of Worcester, Inc . Mimeograph-Spirit-Azograph Offset-Folders-Photocopy and Supplies 860 Main St. Worcester 10, Mass. 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Prop. 40 Main Street Millbury, Massachusetts UN 5-2284 Stephen Benjamin Insurance Agency Betty St Bob LeClaire All Forms of Insurance UNion 5-6763 Boston Road Sutton, Massachusetts r Compliments Of The Sophomore Class of 1962 T Compliments Of I 0'Shea's Furniture Complete Home Furnishings UN 5-5635 Sutton Massachusetts Compliments Of Ward Schools Business Crowing Nationwide Administration Through The Best In Modern Business Training Secretarial Executive WARD SCHOOLS-581 Boylston St. , Boston, Mass. Medical WARD SCHOOLS-790 Clinton Ave. , Albany, N. Y. Airline WARD SCHOOLS-964 Asylum Ave. , Hartford, Conn. Machine Shorthand WARD SCHOOLS-294 Delaware Ave. , Buffalo, N. Y. WARD SCHOOLS-2360 Hampton Ave., St. Louis, Mo. IBM WARD SCHOOLS-1307 St. Paul St. , Baltimore, Md. Machine Accounting Computer Programming Data Processing ...AND... YOUR OWN--THE ORIGINAL WARD SCHOOLS Airline 242 Main St. Secretarial Worcester 8, Mass. Traffic Stewardess Fall Term Begins Sept. 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