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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

N 60M ff uw e W NR S 'Q Q ,F 1.44K-,AYVIT Xl f'r4L :QX QNX V 5Piefgas X .mf 1 3 ' , xkfx, A sr - -ff am-up z fog ct- ufifsvvvxv 996 o17o4.sF.'Y1x' LIBRARY IN MEMORY OF Ray Douville GIFT OF ...3.'?..'E.PX ...,. QQ.EPY.i.l.l.?. DATE ...,..... .. QHEX , l 9?3.? , A .....-.....m.....m.. inmimvimvinmiuui ' ' ' i Foreword It is said that in every man's life there come moments of decision, times when he must assemble all his memories of the past and dreams of the future, and upon them build his present. As we,the Class of 1961, stand on the threshold of adulthood, we feel that this is one of those moments. It is the time when we must make our first important decision, for neither our parents nor our teachers can tell us which road of life we should follow, Therefore, we have assembled the Exitus as areminder of our past years-- their joys, sorrows, successes and failures. We wish, in doing so, to say a word of thanks to the friends we've made along the way, and also to our parents and teachers , whose wisdom and understanding have led us where we are today, The Exitus is not only a reminder of the past, but a sign of hope for the future. As we read its pages, we see ambitions and the prophecy that they will come true, May all of us strive to attain our goals so that we may someday be the shining pride of our community and a credit to our Alma Mater, After we have left the halls of Sutton High, our thoughts will sometimes revert to the happy days we spent there, We shall realize that these are the years we cherish most, Many of us will never meet again, so before we leave on our journey through life may we unite in this prayer: May God guide and protect each of us on our chosen path, we. the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-One, Editor -'!,',. ' Nsf' -A-2' if Dedication In gratitude for his patience and understanding, we, the class of 1961, dedicate its annual yearbook to Mr. Edward F, Grant, an esteemed member of Sutton High School's faculty, His youthful appearance and energetic personalitywill be remembered by each of us: especially in relation to his work pertaining to our first annual Field Day in 1960, We trust that he may see fit to guide the youth of Sutton for many more years, P5 X , X . Y A ke ,. ,XX Ei Sutton Memorial School The great dispenser of enlightenment, Prepares boys and girls for life, Teaches citizenship in its broadest aspects. Develops good character. Trains for proper use of leisure time. Teaches respect for law and authority. Trains children how to think, Inculcates a desire for truth and then A desire to follow its gleam wherever it leads. 1 ,f A f r 4 Z,f3?'7 o1 7f f 2-'---we , fa ? '5' ' ,1 - Fei 11 Q Q M A IIEQ Q W for-if f'?5???lfl f ' M , ,i ,I 14 'l A 'ah A K , :tm ll. I X1 f N J f Principal NIR IQVXYNIUND T IHJUVII I I' li. Nl IH! W l . I X lllll I ullwfn- is In 1'Clllf lllYHl Xt 1x'c-1-Sim' Stun- URI- Superintendent of Schools MR. H. DE.-XNE HOYT Norwich University A.B. Calvin Coolidge College M..-X. In Education WX A A Q' Y-.f if lil I 1 I 1 V335 PQ Faculty BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, TOP ROW: Left to Right, MRS . AGNES DAVAGIAN B.S. In Education At Framingham State Home Economics MRS. ALDINA STOWE B.S. In Education Worcester State Civics, English and Typing MR. RAYMOND T. DOUVILLE B.A, Hill College Masters In Education At Worcester State MR. ARTHUR MURDOCK B.B. At Clark Education Of Masters At Worcester State Science MRS. .MOLLIE COHEN Business Subjects B.S. In P.A.L. Boston University MR, GERALD O'CONNOR B.A. At Clark English MR, ROBERT BLAIS French B.S. In Education Worcester State College MRS . DANA STRAIGHT Guidance, Civics and General Science B.S. In Education Worcester State College MR. STEPHEN JACKSON B.B.A. At Clark Business And Biology MR, DONALD G. SCHWAB Social Studies B.S. In Education Boston University MR, EDWARD GRANT B.S. In Education Masters In Education At Worcester State Mathematics MR, EDWARD GRADY B.S. In Education at Fitchburg Industrial Arts 5' K' 32 I' .wpmslfw fgx kt ' 1... ZX MRS, PHYLLIS CARLSON, Secretary To Administration 556 'J .L-3 Al- Ai MRS, IJOliO'I'IlY N, IHCNN, ILN, Svhool Nurse' GI ll-fl-I President , , Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Class Motto Class Flower Class Colors . Class Advisor lg! is '1- si, iw 1 on ' 5'-' A il :F-H , let Class Officers , , Robert Nunnemacher , . Joseph Martin , , , Nora Benson , Susan,Vander Baan , Honest Labor Brings Success RGCIROSG , , , Red And White , Donald G. Schwab NORA LOUISE BENSON Noney Good nature is one of her richest gifts. ' Class Secretary 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4 Student Council 1 Softball 1 Basketball 1.2.4 Co- captain 4 Dramatics Club 3,4 Secretary 4 Modern Math 4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- Nurse SANDRA JANE BATES Sandy Really Dream awhile with me. Dramatics Club 4 Glee Club 4 Basketball 4 Suttonian Staff 4 Photography Club 4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- Marriage That's life .V .2 ly.- N11 .ue MARSHA ANN BENTLEY Marsha That's rotten An all American girl. National Honor Society 3,4 F.T.A. 4 Modern Math 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4 Softball 1 Glee Club 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 Suttonian 2,3,4 PhotographyClub 2 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- Teacher T' CAROLYN ALICE BROWN My teachers think I'm so sweet: I'm always placed in the foremost seat. Basketball 1,2,3.-1 Glee Club 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 3,4 Modern Math 4 Suttonian Staff 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- Banking MARY ELLEN ELIZABETH BOUSQUET Ellen Huh? A quiet little maiden with a quiet little way. National Honor Society 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, President 4 Suttonian Staff 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 2,4, President 4 Special Chorus 3,4 Student Council 3, Secretary 3 F.T.A. 4 Modern Math 4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- Teacher Blah X, t MARILYN ELEANOR CLEMMEY Rebel What's it to ya? Rebel without Il cause. Class Vice-President 1 Suttoninn 3,4 Glcc Club 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Draimatics Club 2,3,4 Exitus 4. Ambition -- Office Work N xi ESTHER ELIZABETH Pennie A friendly heart. National Honor Society 3.4 Glee Club 2.3,-1 F.T.A. 4 Suttonian 3.4 Dramatics Club 3.4 D.A,R, History Award3 ...StudentCouncil-1.Secretary -I Special Chorus 3,4 Exitus Staff -L. Ambition -- Teacher -as l DONALD RICHARD CONLEY Chick Take a rest A little mischiefbythe way: a little fun to spur the day. Class President 3 Glee Club -L Drainatics Club 3.-1 Baseball 1.2.4 Modern Math 4 Exitus Staff -l. Ambition -- To be successful DARBY Caesar ! RONA E LAINE DeBOER -vu-nv Ralph What's wrong? A little mischiefby the way: afew detentions is the pay. Baseball 1,2,3 Basketball 2,3 Dramatics Club 3.4 Suttonian 2,4 Exitus 4. Ambition -- To be happy Q 0 f' LOIS LORETTA EATON dent 3 Basketball 1,2,3. Ambition -- Nurse PATRICIA MARIE FISHER Bibit Don't sweat it! She looks like I1 little angel, but there's no end to what an angel can do. Suttonian 1.2,3,-1 Glee Club 1,4 Basketball 1 Dramatics Club3.-1 Cheerleader 2 StuclentCouncil 1 Office Manager 4 Exitus Staff -1. Ambition -- To be successful 'i .if W9 3. 'a fi DAVID JOHN FITZGERALD Suttoninn -I I-Ixitus Stuff Al. Ambition -- U,S, lxlllfllll' Corp That's life! Never underestimate the power of a wommi. Class Treasurer 1,2 Dramatics Club 2.3.4. Presi- I-'itz You'd be surprised ! When Irish eyes ure smiling, Bzlsketbzill l,2 Baseball 1.2 Dl'1II'lIillll'S Club 3,4 'T 6543 STEPHEN KINGSTON FRIESWIC K Steve Be careful! Laws are made to be broken. Dramatics Club 3,4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- Policeman RAYMOND EDWARD GODBOUT Ray I don 't know why Be happy go lucky. Glee Club 1,2,4 Student Council 3, Vice-President 3 Dramatics Club 3,4 Basketball 3 Suttonian 3,4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- To be successful fi 'QNX 'YES'- KKN Q X5 x Ilfqkx ' X'- 45:2-Nl'?' CYNTHIA RUTH GRAVES C indi Ah, come on I Happy am I, and free from care. Dramatics Club 3,4 Suttonian 3,4 Exitus 4. Ambition -- To succeed MARILYN LUCILLE KING Mal Nevermind Life is like a puzzle in which many of the pieces are missing. Suttonian 2,3,-1 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3,-1 Basketball 1 Exitus 4. Ambition -- Bookkeeper i- hr BRUCE BARRY HUNTON That's the breaks! Boys will be boys. Basketball 1,2,3,-1, Captain 4 Baseball 1.2 Dramatics Club 3,4 Glee Club 4 Vice-President 2,3 Exitus Staff -L. Ambition -- To be successful M .-XRY ELLEN DOLORES KURTYKA Dolly Tsk Most of all. I love to talk. Glcc Club 1,2,3,4 Special Chorus 3.4 Dramzitics Cluh 4 Suttoninn Stuff 3.-1 Outstanding Business Student Awzircl 3 Best Typist Award Il Exitus Staff 4 Nzitionzll llonoi' Society Al. Ambition -- Private S0c'i'0t:ii'y JOSEPH PAUL MARTIN Joey Experience is nothing but memory. C lass Vice-President 4 Glee Club 1,2,4 Dramatics Club 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1.2 Student Council 3 Suttonian 2 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- To be successful FRANCIS ARTHUR LAVALLEY Franny Shut up? He came, he saw, he conquered. Glee Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 Exitus Staff 4 Ambition -- To make money Hey. Louie! MARY VIRGINIA MERCURE That's late ! Condemned without trial -- by Larry. Suttonian 4 Dramatics Club 3,4 Glee Club 4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- To be successful CZ? I , 1 cf' A-A-1 PHYLLIS ANNE MOSCZYNSKI Phil What ii cha1':1ctc1'l Variety is the spice of life. Glee Club 2.3,-1 Softball 1,2,3.Al National Honor Society 3.-1 Drzimxitics Club 3.4 .,.Nom:1 Spelling Award 3 Suttonizln Stuff 4 Exitus Si:1ff4. .Xnibition -- Legal Secretary JOHN E LLISON MOOREY Jack What are you, 11 bug? He who is bugged is Ll bug. Basketball 1.2 Exitus Staff -1. Ambition -- Steel worker Nl-IIL lil-INNI-ZTH NORMANDIN Nt-il D'cni clv bruziks' .Xiicliurs niwiiy. Bzislwlbnll 1.-l Sluilvnt Council L2 lixitus Stuff -I Ambition -- Const Guzirml 17,7 'jj 57. 1' .-lfgw f 5- - vt f ' , f ' f ' ' -I.. T227 Y BARBARA ELLEN POPHAM Barb What's the matter 7 Never underestimate what a woman can do. Class President 1,2 ...Treasurer4,DramaticsClub3, 4 Student Council 1,2 Suttonian Staff 4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- Marriage 151.115 UNA. ' M ,Ja U4 L, PPTP: ! -' .N 1 ,LL '- .. : 1 J,'f, -'iapp 1297? . 1 uf-ff-fr , In New 1-4' as ld ROBERT NUNNEMACHER Knicky Not bad! All the world loves a lover. Class President 4 Modern MathClub4 Basketball 3 Student Council 4, President 4 Dramatics Club 4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- To be successful JAMES ARTHUR RENAUD Jimmy Crazy Little boys will be little boys. Student Council 4 Student Government Representa- tive 4 Dramatics Club 4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- Electrician li if A ' ANDREW JOSEPH RIVERS Andy Indubitably Whistle and she'll come to you. Baseball 1,2,3 Basketball 2,3 Dramatics Club 4 Glee Club 4 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- Service F LAWRENCE ROLAND TOWLE Larry T he more we agree. Baseball 3.4 lixitus Staff 4. argued the question, the more we didn t What 'S that '? I Basketball 1 Glee Club 4 SUSAN G.XI1, V.fXNlJl'IR ll.-X.-XN Sup lla-uu1il'ul .X pri-ily girl is like a nu-lmly. Class Ti'm-zisurvi' 3.4 Glu- Club 2,1l,Al Special Cliirus :lvl llramaitivs Club ll.il Sullbniain Stall 2,3 SUIUIIUL' l :ii1' 'XXXlll'll Il CllCt'l'll'1llll'l' LZ l'liu1cigi':lpliy Club 2 lixilus Stall' 'l. .flmbilimi -- Nursi- MERRILEE ANN WEAVER Mel You never c:1ntell A smile for every girl, and two for every boy. Student Council l Glee Club -1 Basketball 1,2 Sl1tt0Hi21n Siflff 2-3,4 Dramatics Club 3.-1 Exitus Staff 4. Ambition -- To be successful STEPHEN FRANCIS VOKES Steve Doesn't that frost you? Only one to make adollar profit from a half dollar sale. Glee Club 2 Baseball 2.3 Basketball 1.2.3 Dramutics Club 3,-1 Suttonian Staff 4 Exitus Staff -1. Ambition -- To make money is 'S , A ' V Sv-.535 'X Class History The history of the Class of 1961 with its hours of happiness and hours of anxiety will forever linger in our minds. There will always be memories of September, 1957 which marked the beginning of a four year journey that was to take us into the realms of higher education and provide us with several new experiences. In October we Initiation which was were formally welcomed into high school at the Freshman sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Class elections our class advisor President, Marilyn Eaton, Treasurer, Representatives. were held in December under the leadership of Mr. Douville, The following officers were elected: Barbara Popham, Clemmey, Vice-President, Nora Benson, Secretaryg Lois and Merrilee Weaver and Nora Benson, Student Council The huge success of the Sophomore Return Party held in May, 1958, our only project for the year, proved to be a good start for our Washington fund. Time passed quickly and we soon found our first year had come to a close. The next fall we returned to Sutton High ready and eager to continue our journey. We were no longer the timid freshmen of the year past. We met with Mr. Douville and Mr. Murdock, our class advisors, to elect the following class officers, Barbara Popham, President, Bruce Hunton, Vice- President, Nora Benson, Seeretaryg Lois Eaton, Treasurerg and Pat Fisher and Steve Vokes, Student Council Representatives. With much delight our class presented the Freshman Initiation, for now we too were considered upperclassmen. Being more certain of itself the Class of 1961 prospered both socially and financially. Many members of the class took an active part in sports and extracurricular activities. We selected our class rings from the Josten Ring Co. in March and began the long wait for the coming fall when we would receive them. In a few short months the second step of our journey had come to an end. At the coming of fall we returned anxious to see what the junior year held in store for us. As juniors we met with Mrs. Plante, our class advisor, and elected the following class officers: Donald Conley, President, Bruce Hunton, Vice-President, Nora Benson, Secretary, Susan VanderBaan, Treasurer, and Mary Ellen Bousquet and Raymond Godbout, Student Council Representatives. Mary Ellen was later elected secretary of the council. The members of the class turned into candy salesmen as we began our fund raising projects for the year. This was followed by a dance in October. During the fall many juniors worked hard to help make the play Finders Creepers a success. A grim shadow befell the entire school body with the passing of Mrs. M. Eleanore Lachapelle. She will always be remembered for her inspiration and help. A combination car wash and food sale held in April was very successful. On April 9, 1960, our gym was transformed into a beautiful Japanese garden as we presented the Junior Prom, Japanese Serenade. Lois Eaton was chosen queen and was accompanied by two very attractive attendants, Mary Ellen Bousquet and Pat Fisher. The remainder of the year included a dance and the annual Alumni Banquet which honored the seniors. At graduation exercises the new members of the National Honor Society were announced. They were Marsha Bentley,Mary Ellen Bousquet, Esther Darby, Dolores Kurtyka, and Phyllis Mosczynski. At this time Esther Darby was awarded the D.A.R. History Award and Dolores Kurtyka was the recipient of two awards -- the Most Outstanding Business Student and the Best Typist, given by the Underwood Typewriter Company. Thus ended the third step of our journey -- only one more remained. The long awaited senior year finally arrived.We met with our class advisor, Mr. Schwab, to elect the class officers. The following were elected: Robert Nunnemacher, President, Joseph Martin, Vice-President, Nora Benson, Secretary, Susan VanderBaan, Treasurer, and Esther Darby and James Renaud, Student Council Representatives. Later Robert Nunnemacher was elected President and Esther Darby, secretary, of the Council. The fall season proved to be a busy one for us as we held a car wash, the Annual Chicken Supper, sold Christmas cards, and held a Whist Party. Many seniors also took part in the play, No More Homework. In January, Lois Eaton was chosen by her classmates and the faculty to be the D.A.R. Representative. James Renaud was chosen as the class repre- sentative for Good Government Day. The financial situation of the class made it necessary to cancel plans for the trip to Washington, Instead, we voted to go to Eastover, in Lenox, Massachusetts, Our chaperones were Mr, and Mrs. Douville and Mrs. Cohen, In June we shall reach the end of our four-year journey and bid adieu to our Alma Mater. Although this date signifies an end, it is also a beginning, Let us journey forth bravely and nobly, our hearts filled and thrilled with earnest and noble purpose, trusting that whatever our lots may be, we, each and all, may be identified with what is noble and good, Nora Benson Memories Our first day as Seniors - June 24, 1960 .,. Cheese sandwiches Field Day -June 23, 1960 Bruce's comb .., the Disease paper drive spiders Hickory House Ray's flat tires Annie play rehearsal Mr. Jackson and Dolly Mr. Grant ...Driver Education Advanced Biology Science II Mrs, Plante's tuna fish sandwiches Casey's gym classes car wash cake sale soggy bread potato fudge U,S. History Pat in the waste paper basket Chicken Supper Ronnie Marcel Trips to the Flying Saucer Lois's dog--Duke Conley! si, si Senor Sit around, will you? Mr. Murdock's chicken pox Night before the prom decorating Michael ...Mar1boro's Got adimeto call Rich? Class Rings Monticello P.F. Rebel Tantasqua game fGrace, will you pushll ...Blue Jay Little Boy Bouv Vitalis the HILL Worcester Lakeside Auntie Marne ... That Night - Miss Nolin Anoto1 stripes diamonds plaids Par Boiled Feet Bobcat ...Sue's house White City Visit to Santa Penny's candy I've already got a detention ...Hercules and Wilbur Harold's tiny car Mr, Darby sent us ...Japanese Serenade Mrs. Plante's house at 2:30 a.m. free-lance lawn cutter sittin' - waitin', for a fire Nunnemacher, you in here? Great town - France Job Con- ferences Science Fair projects Barnstable with Snap, Bruce, and the ice Maine Vacation Daphne ...Afine bigboy -- Mr. B Conley, see me tonight Barnstable--Mr. Murdock, we can't find anything! Burbank Hospital Write it on the tablets of your heart Claude Thursday night book reports To Be or Not To Be ...Mary and Larry Lil' Swede Wayne Hypnosis Robbing Lockers Typing Room B.O. Borrowing grass Stacked lockers Fitzy and his RASH Valentine Dance at 10:15 Thumbs Weaver's crawling sneakers Class meetings Assemblies Screamin' Scrambler The Bershires Knicky's Party ?? Bathing Beauties in October It's in the book Be careful! Be careful !: Yow, Susan Yipes I'll have this talking ceased Basketball games Licenses Mr. Spence Nunnemacher and his bomb Bridges Mr, Straight Mr. Lavallee 206 Smells from the Laboratory Freshman Initiation Drive- Inn Class Pictures Eastover Graduation Senior Prom Farewell My 'iv- I Q '- J Av..-X ' ' fl 4,. 5 4 z'-K' ': , - S 32, A ' f xx H ji. Z' V' F SX Q ,klhwl , ,V dh- M. QQ' Q! 2 Ifjjif. N ' ' , ., , 4' fr Bauce f , ' , .I WX ' : . 'ff :Steve ' 'PQNNIE ...N-A an GF -F-,,,,, . NEIL 5551 ft' I mia. ' MN fY - Qi ' . IVFLHN , , , 1 ,:f..w-af 1 E, B H R il H if 5? 1 4 , Q, 7.1. , .. 1-Y ,A 1 1 MEA ., . , . 24? 'X '4 Ng ,K 7 My X Q, 2 'f ,A 5 if .. ,J P 4 , Q -1 i ff . 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'!'a n, 7 ., wr up ,, il 'L 4 4 ,f w Class Will of 1961 As a respectful hush falls over the crowded gym, we, the seniors of 1961, take our places on the stage, Assembled for perhaps the last time as a class, we stand before the school, which has been our home for four short and exciting years. Thus, as a climax to our high school life, we the graduating class of 1961 do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the JUNIORS we will homeroom 206 and all the molecules of happiness we found within its four walls. To the SOPHOMORES we will all our memories of U,S, History, To the FRESHMEN we will three more enjoyable years at S,H,S, To MR, DOUVILLE we will an automatic coffee machine to be installed in his office to save those many trips downstairs. To MR, MURDOCK we will more enthusiastic minds to come up with Science Fair projects. To MR, SCHWAB we will aquieter homeroom at 2:15 and a more cooperative senior class. To MR, GRANT we will more time to have Modern Math classes. To MR, O'CONNOR we will many more enjoyable evenings with Shakespeare, via Channel 2, To MR, JACKSON we will more active Student Council members with plenty of volunteers and an honest Business Law Class. To MRS, COHEN we will a private typing room with noiseless typewriters. To MR, BLAIS we will a much quieter and more attentive French III class, To MR, STRAIGHT we will a larger shelf for his catalogs and many more years of success. To MISS NOLIN we will another period for Glee Club practice. To MR,KOLISS we will more seniors for the basketball team and a successful year, To MR, CASE we will a new springboard and many more energetic gym classes. To MRS, DAVAGIAN we will one year of quiet study periods. To MR, GRADY we will a noisy study hall and continued success teaching Industrial Arts. I, SANDRA BATES, will my position on the basketball team and the tasty oranges to my sister, Joanne, I, NORA BENSON, will my physics book to any junior who would like to be low man on the totem-pole and my high school years to my brothers, Ken and Terry. I, MARSHA BENTLEY, will my basketball shorts to Judy Vaundel and the matching shirt to Gerry Chase so they won't blacken their names with another theft, and to my brother Tom I leave my wonderful senior year, I, CAROLYN BROWN, will my ability to get along with English teachers to my brother, Ronnie, and my four wonderful years Ui at S,H,S, to any eighth grader who thinks he can take it. I, MARY ELLEN BOUSQUET, will one more year of bumpy rides to school in the red pickup to my cousin. Dianne, and one hundred used air mail stamps to Edwin Faubert, for his collection. I, MARILYN CLEMMEY, will allmy good times throughout high school to my sister, Veronica and Linda Ebbeling, and my seat in Office Practice to anyone who takes a two-year course in U,S, History, I, DONALD CONLEY, will my laziness and my ability to get by to Jerry Charest. I, ESTHER DARBY, will my adventures with Doc inthe years immediately following 4241 B,C, to Betty Carter and my memorable senior year to Ronnie Pearson. I, RONA DE BOER, will agunto Marty Putnam to kill a deer without missing and my ability to act to my sister Diane, I, LOIS EATON, will my stool in Advanced Biology to Christie Higginbottom and my four years at S,H,S, to my brother, Jeff, I, PATRICIA FISHER, will my seat in the typing room to anyone with patience, my height to Christie Higginbottom, and three years at S,H,S,to Roger Sevigny and Freddie Jarvais. I, DAVID FITZGERALD, will the ability not to get caught smoking in school to Marty Putnam and a successful senior year to my sister Elaine, I, STEPHEN FRIESWICK, will my seat on the bus between Linda and Carol Ebbeling to Jenifer Foppema and my trips after graduation gowns to Ronnie Pearson and Jimmy Johnson, I, RAYMOND GODBOUT, will my curly blond hair to Keith Baker and my wonderful senior year to my sister Peggy, I, CYNTHIA GRAVES, will my love for the Navy to any girl who loves sailors and my bongo drums to Hookie, I, BRUCE HUNTON, will my unsuccessful basketball career to Freddie Jarvais and my four very happy years at S,H,S,to anyone who wishes them, I, MARILYN KING, will my seat on the Suttonian to Donna Merrill and my ability to stay in this school to Terry Hedge. I, DOLORES KURTYKA, will my naturally curly hair to any girl who wants it, my girl friends to Ronnie White. and a new typist to Mr. Spence, I, FRANCIS LAVALLEY, will my seat in Doc's P,D, class to any lucky junior or senior who takes P,D, I, JOSEPH MARTIN, will my long eyelashes to Sandy Strakosz and my numberless locker to Pudgy Putnam, I, MARY MERCURE, will my senior year to my brother Richard and my sister Cheryl, and my naturally curly hair to Sandy Strakosz, I, JOHN MOOREY, will my friendship with Doc to my sister Karen, my homeroom seat in 206 to Pat Eaton, and my parking place to Jerry Charest, I, PHYLLIS MOSCZYNSKI, will my ability to play softball to Dianne Bousquet, my position in gym class to Patricia Kaye, and my four successful years at S,H,S, to Butch Young, I, NEIL NORMANDIN, will my seat on the varsity bench to Peter Picard, my assortment of missed set shots to Martin Malenowski, and my P,D, book to anyone who can take Doc, I, ROBERT NUNNEMACHER, will my fine years at S,H,S, to my three sisters and my love lifeQ?J to anyone who can stand the emotional strain, I, BARBARA POPHAM, will my dog, Queenie to Pam Beaton and my ability to pass U,S, History the first time around to my brothers Ralph and John, I, JAMES RENAUD, will my ability to get along with Doc to my sister Diane and my ability to keep out of trouble to my sister Adele. I, ANDREW RIVERS, will success in his two remaining years at S,H,S, to my brother Gary and my white sweater to Gus Sevigny so he won't get cold when hc's not with Rose, I, LARRY TOWLE, will my woncleriul times in Doc's classes to David Putnam and success in the future to my sister Elaine, I, SUSAN VANDER BAAN, will my dimples and all those G periods to Sandy Strakosz, my sun glasses and my seat on the bus to Ronnie White. and my past three years at S,H,S, to my sister Barbara, I, STEPHEN VOKES, will my fortunate years at Sutton to my sister Marilyn, my senior year to my sister Ora, and my ability to be a good Marine to Kenny Lavallee, I, MERRILEE WEAVER, will more attentive law students to Mr, Jackson and my four wonderful years at S,H,S, to my brother. Esther Darby i Class Prophecy The year is 1971, and the location is the beautiful Nunnemacher mansion on the shore of Lake Winnebago just outside of Pewaukee, Wisconsin. Knicky Nunnemacher, our former senior class president and now president of NOPACK, INC,, has kindly consented to let us use his home for this great event -- the reunion of the senior class of 1961, As I walk through the long, cool corridors, Ithink back to those wonderful days at Sutton High: all those lunch periods, the suppers, the class meetings, and finally--graduation! All these memories crowd into my mind, and I feel the sharp pain of nostalgia. But wait with the memories! In a few moments the familiar faces of classmates will be here, and we can reminisce together. Walking into the garden, I see that a few guests have already arrived. Carolyn Brown Marilyn Clemmey, and Marsha Bentley are in a deep discussion comparing their children, Carolyn, a college math teacher in southern Massachusetts, has two children. Marilyn, who flew in from California with her Navy husband and three children, announces that her husband has just opened a barber shop, But Marsha ends the discussionby stating that while she is living on a farm and tutoring junior high science on the side, she is well on the way to raising seven children. From the pool, a startled splashis heard, and Neil Normandin, Larry Towle, and Jim Renaud appear from beneath the water. Jim, a successful electrician, and Larry, owner of a well-established garage, maintain that they are happily married, But they can't convince Neil, who is Lieutenant Junior Grade Neil Normandin in the United States Coast Guard, and STILL a bachelor, At that moment, there is a thundering noise and we rush to the other side of the house just in time to see a plane land, Out steps Bruce Hunton, a TWA pilot, Dolores Kurtyka, and Lois Eaton. Dolly is a secretary with Jackson and Sons of Worcester, Lois is married to the chief surgeon at the Sutton Memorial Hospital and is raising five boys for Mr. Kolis' basketball team, Also greeting the newcomers are Andy Rivers and John Moorey. They are surrounded by all sorts of strange apparatus, and upon further investigation we find that John, who holds a successful job at United Structural Steel Co.. and Andy, now associated with the Surveyors of America, are laying out plans for an addition to NOPAC K, INC, I 1 w 1 I Back in the house, we find that the preparations for the banquet are well on the way to completion. Steve Vokes,owner of the famous chain of Vokes Candy Stores across the country, has the food well taken care of, Merrilee Weaver, merchandiser for a fashionable clothing store, flew up from South Carolina and her 350.000 home where she left her engineer husband in charge of their two sons. Merrilee and Cindi Graves are decoratingthe large hall for the reception, Cindi is married to a Navy captain, and they live in Alaska where she works in a hospital, In another corner of the room,we see Rona DeBoer, Joey Martin, and Donald Conley rehearsing for the evening's entertainment. Rona has taken over Lucille Ball's place on TV and is keeping Hollywood in running shape. Joey continued with his musical group and has put Lawrence Welk out of business, Donald joined Joey's group, and every week his voice is heard throughout the country on the Dick Clark Show, While we are listening to the music, a car pulls up to the front portico, Out steps Marilyn King, Mary Ellen Bousquet, Mary Mercure and Phyllis Mosczynski. Marilyn, a bookkeeper for a law firm in Kentucky, and Phyllis, a legal secretary in Boston, are discussing the cases of their respective companies. Mary Ellen, whois now teaching at Grant Elementary School in San Antonio, and Mary, a nurse at St. Vincent's Hospital in Worcester, are trying to understand all the legal terms that fly back and forth between the girls . As they enter the house, they meet Nora Benson and Susan VanderBaan coming out of the library. Nora, a nurse at the USAF Hospital in Manila, and Sue, head of the medical department on the SS Eisenhower, have been looking up The Anatomy of Rodents in the Nunnemacher's fabulous library, As they are discussing the latest discovery in the field of biology, Ray Godbout, Francis Lavallee, Barbara Popham, and Dave Fitzgerald come infrom the tennis courts. Ray is president and Franny is vice-president of Godbout and Lavallee of Los Angeles, where they manufacture baseball bats. Barb. their private secretary, follows them around the house, busily taking notes as they come up with new ideas, Dave, a professional baseball player, poses for all their advertisements. Everyone is getting anxious for the Festivities to begin. Steve Frieswick, Chief of Police in Las Vegas, and Pat Fisher, secretary for a detective firm in New York City, Patrol the grounds waiting for Doc to arrive. Suddenly a shout goes up, Doc has been sighted cruising up the lake in Knicky's hydroplane with Knicky at the wheel, At his side is Doc talking with Sandra Bates, the company nurse for NOPACK, INC. As they land, everyone rushes to the shore to greet Doc, Esther Darby steps forward and presents Doc with the old blue cup in which he used to eat his dinners. Esther, who is married to the principal of the new Sutton High School, where she teaches, received the cup from the cafeteria staff, in Arm in arm, we walk back to the house where everything is ready. Anl as we pause a moment before sitting down to dinner, a silent prayer rises from my heart ,,,Thank Thee Lord for these friends, for this reunion of our class H the Class of 1961 Sus an VanderBaan F our Things Four things a man must learn to do, If he would make his record true-- To think without confusion clearly To act from honest motives purely, To love his fellow men sincerely, To trust in God and Heaven securely. Selected Seniors and knows he knows 1 E 4 i 1 GI - , , A .. V fa. A . . --s .ex Af J- .J 1 UI I-. -9 ll 5 S S know junior A knows that he but knows not OIGS S.: Sopho N--gnq., in jim A - fu 1 fy: 4.5. , . - wk vfmx MJ l 'Z J:+ . J 'i 'Wx 3-Ql A sophomore knows not and knows not that he knows not an nu.. nun u.4.. 5 kj au U55 iq' 44, K.: myl QWIQH bo-- S not n know L1 eshm A fr U0 10 and knows he knows not 6I ' rx.,-. Q. gs f 'v-1.411-'f S i My Yearbook The pages of my yearbook are worn and are quite old and as Iturn the faded leaves great memories unfold the things Isee bring to my mind the days when Iwas young the carefree days of yesteryear when joyful hymns were sung I View the faces of the friends I knew while there at school and wonder how they weathered life and if they won its duel then for a moment I was young I lived again the time when happy days were plenty and I thought I solved life's rhyme Iolosed the book and when I did I closed each memory of golden days when hearts were gay and I was young and free, x I N1 . f 1' I M odern Math Club National Honor Society LS. E E A D P H O S Km' wx' k U A 4' ..l MJ , ,mv LA15, Af Vf'1w.'Xvb'J I-l3' w , x, f f g71'vii ' ff. 3: if 1? - ww 'ZA' 'C f--4-.fav-4, .W wif' 'ww 'X f' A , rl' ln- f ff-4 Sf 'E' in .. Y L T C A L P U H Glee Club X.-Ubi' ':::::: ' . . saw , ffrssss , if , use '-,4-4 fu, 1 '1 fsfffk' , E --'15 1' f 4-1- l ,s' 1 lu ,Q ' , 72 ' 555-A f iw A I 'WTNXXM I wx ,P-3 , ,. , fl fa- I VI 2 '65 in o 'Ui ca 'rs :: u 'cs s: cs in 'fi U3 .. '5.'?i . S.14' -un. lui.. ,.- -4, 'Qunq..,..-QSLL 'W' 'K-div, X., me-nn, --A-.s5.. 1-.,..,f L. 0 lin-...wimpy pin-- il 53-N.. 5 F Ig-at -'L' 2 VJ c: -9. r: -9 'S U2 -Q 5 I--u U VI -2 B U In Q 47 57: u Q :1 O U 'E ID 'U :1 'i U2 of Amenca Club re Teachers Futu S P O E C R I I A O L D 1 Pat Merrilee Cindi Rona The Girls .....StroI1in'... N-Skrisxw 'Y if 1 V x HQ 1 .-HM? af VVS ff' . 1. y. A i Cafeteria Staff EW, f'45' U 41 W0-W I. A B 4IO4DIO GI X, I g l ,D K 0 :T f r . if '5 Girls' Sports The Girls' Basketball Team, under the direction of its coach, Mr, Edward Grant. experienced a fair season this year with three victories out of ten games played. In spite of this, the team showed great spirit and good sportsmanship, High scorers were as follows: Marsha Bentley, 108g Dianne Bousquet, 90g Nancy Holst, 74g and Peggy Godbout, 41. These forwards were ably assisted by Sandra Bates, Carolyn Brown. Janet Mickelson qforwardslg and Nora Benson, Lois Eaton, Judith Vaundell, Ruth Murray, Christine Fulton, and Geraldine Chase Qguardsl. The Team's capable managers were Barbara King and Marcia Pearson. lg, N' Q I it... F1 Boys' Sports This year the Sutton Sammies suffered a season of defeat, However, the prospects for the season from 1961-'65 look more favorable. Much credit is due the individual players--they worked very hard and played the best hall they could, From the inception of the season, lack of experience plagued the team, Because of this, recognition should be given to Mr, Koliss, our couch, who attempted 'to overcome this handicap by patiently training the players and encouraging them after each time they were beaten by more experienced teams. The individual scoring went as follows: Blanchard--156, Valatka--119, Smith--TT, Hunton--55, King--40, Luvallee--21, Rivers--18, Baker--15, Normandin--10, Jarvis--10, Putnam--5. z1ndDeome--4, af-C779 Z' 'as I-o U :s lu -9. ll 5 U? Mr Sz Mrs. Acme Arrell Mr. Sz Mrs. Fred Baldwin Mr. Wayne R. Baldwin Mr. Sz Mrs. Carl Baker Keith Baker Mr. Sz Mrs. Norman Baker Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Bates Mr. Sz Mrs. Alfred Beaton Miss Pamela Beaton Mr. Varthes Bedrosian Mr. Sz Mrs. Bertil H. Benson Patrons Mr. Richard Ebbeling Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul Edwards Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul Eklund Ferdinand Farrantino. Jr. Af3c Roger Mr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Miss Jenny Mr . Sz Mrs. Faubert Edward Fedorczuk Frank Fedorczuk Fedorczuk Joseph C. Fisher Mr. Charles Flansburg Miss Hannah Frieswick Kenny Benson Mr. Sz Mrs. Sidney Frieswick Mr. Sz Mrs. Harold Bentley Mr. Sz Mrs. Sidney Frieswick, Jr Mr. Sz Mrs. Henry Bernard Mrs. Amer Gagne Mrs. Irene Bilodeau Mr. Sz Mrs. Fred L. Gifford Mr. Robert Blais Mr. Sz Mrs. Leo Godbout Miss Dianne Bousquet Mr. Edward Grady J. D. Bousquet Sz Sons, Inc, Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Grant Mr Sz Mrs. Joseph D. Bousquet. Jr Mr. Sz Mrs. Chas. Gravelin Mr Sz Mrs. Theodore H. Bousquet Mr. Sz Mrs. M. R. Graves Mr Sz Mrs. Theodore J. Bousquet Mr. Sz Mrs. Ralph W. Gurney, Jr. Mr Sz Mrs. Ronald Brewer Mr. Stephen Gurney Mr Earl Briggs Mr. Sz Mrs. Ray Hanson Mr Sz Mrs. Robert M. Brigham Mr. Sz Mrs. James Havalotti, Sr. Mr. William P. Brosnihan Mr. Richard Henderson Mrs. Loretta C. Brown Mr. Sz Mrs. John R. Henn Mrs. Isabel Burrows Mr. Sz Mrs. James Higginbottom Mr Sz Mrs. Louis Buscone Mr. Sz Mrs. Carl Holm Mr Sz Mrs. Charles J. Carlson Mr. Sz Mrs. William Holst Mr. Sz Mrs. Morton Carter. Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. H. Deane Hoyt Mr Harold Case Mr. Sz Mrs. Harold Hunton Cindi Sz Ronnie Miss Carol Hutnak Mr. Sz Mrs. Norton Clarkson Mr. Sz Mrs. Stephen Jackson Mr Sz Mrs. Paul Clemmey Mr. Sz Mrs. Rae Johnson Mr. Sz Mrs. Thomas Clemmey Mr. Sz Mrs. Victor Karacius Mr Sz Mrs. Tom Cody Mrs. Theresa Keeler Mr Sz Mrs. Yale Cohen Mr. Sz Mrs, George Keith Coleman Market Mr. Sz Mrs. Dwight W. King Mr. Sz Mrs. Edmond Conley Mr. Sz Mrs. Gordon King Mrs. Frances Conley Mr. Sz Mrs. John R. King Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert F. Conley Mr. John H. Kolis Mr. Sz Mrs. Norris Corey Mr. Sz Mrs. Stanley S. Kurtyka Mr. Sz Mrs. William B. Crosby Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul Lamontagne Cub Scout Pack 104 Mrs. Cecile Lavalley Mr. Sz Mrs. Frank Dakin Mr. Joel LeBlanc Miss Diane Damstrom Mr. Sz Mrs. Norman LeBlanc Rev. and Mrs. Arthur E. Darby Mr. Sz Mrs. Alfred Ledoux Mr. Sz Mrs. Harry Davagian Mr. Sz Mrs. Edgar Leonard Mr. Sz Mrs. George DeBoer Mr. George Leonard Mr. Sz Mrs. Edmund Dona Mr. Sz Mrs. Erwin Lindstrom Mrs. Arthur W. Donaldson Mr. Sz Mrs. Philip Lizotte Mr. Sz Mrs. Raymond T. Douville Mr. Mary E. Lozier Mr. Sz Mrs. Philip N. Dow Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert E. MacDonald Jeffrey H. Eaton Mr. Sz Mrs. Benjamin MacLaren Mr. Sz Mrs. John A. Eaton Mr. Sz Mrs. E. W, Maclnaren M r M r Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Benjamin Macloren Mr. Sz Mrs. Chester Malinowski Mr. W. Robert Matukaitis Manchaug Hilton . Sz Mrs. Roland Mansfield . John J. McDermott, Jr. Sz Mrs. Albert J. Mercure Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Elmer Michaelson John Michaelson Lionel Michaud Everett Minor Minor Mrs. Henry Miss Joan Irene Moorey Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Walter Miss Diane Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. John E. Moorey George E. Mosher Arthur C. Murdock B. Murray Nolin Patrons Rudolph F . Nunnemacher Gerald O'Connor Fred O'Shea Edgar J. Pariseau Paul Sz Janet Mr. Sz Mrs. Earl L. Pearson Mr. Ronald Pearson Mr. Sz Mrs. Albert Pelkey Pelland Brothers Ruth Sz Ray Mr. Sz Mrs Mr Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr Sz Mrs Mr Sz Mrs Peloquin George H. Popham Ralph Pote Wilfred Provost David T. Putnam David W. Putnam Mr. Sz Mrs. Adelard Renaud Mrs. Alice Riley Mr. Sz Mrs. Andrew Rivers Roger Sz Janet Rona Sz Choc Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mis Sz Mrs. Raymond Rose Karl Rosenbusch Mr. Sz Mrs. Donald G. Schwab Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Gordon Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Dana G. s Sandra Ernest Sauve Sheehan Norman Slocum J. Spence William T. Stockwell Lincoln W. Stowe, Jr Straight Strakosz Mr. Sz Mrs. James Swart Mr. Robert Swart Mr. Sz Mrs. Steve Szczurko Miss Eleanor Szlosck Mr. Sz Mrs. Everett Towle. Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Everett Towle, Sr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Valatka Mr. Sz Mrs. Richard VanderBaan Mr. Sz Mrs. Thomas A. Vokes Mr. Richard J. Wade Ross Weaver Mrs. William Weaver Miss Alna Werme Mr. Sz Mrs. Alton Werme Mr. Sz Mrs. Harold Whittier Mr. Sz Mrs. Roland Young , : ra:-' Spence Music Shop . Rustcraft Greetinv Cards Colonial CandlesblSmallJ Dial cedar 4-T944 ' Telephone CE 4-1251 os church street L Whitinsville, Massachusetts Whitinsviue Wh't' 'll ' L d' C t'i 7 ' ' G S ea mg me 10 Eds lenney Service Station Store Sudden Service C o 0 p e r ' s 88 Church Street Plummer's Corner Whitinsviue Massachusetts Whitinsville, Massachusetts Telephone CEdar 4-2784 Ed. VV. Rutana 1 Compliments Compliments Of Of 7 ' Q Ed S DHIW A Friend Milk ' Cream qWho Needs A Friendl Putnam Hill Rd. Sutton Massachusetts GReenwood 6-2654 Compgfments Compliments Of 7 Satan 5 Angels The Village Knoll 53 ' if lUnder New Managerl f ff 1, , 130 West Main Street Millbury 51 Compliments Of , . , . 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