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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

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We take with us the warmth ol' the friend- ships we have made, and the wonderful memories ol' all the things we've clone and learned here. We are sad, perhaps, at leuvingg hut the world is waiting tmcl our clestiuies heekon. 'l'o preserve ti record ol' our last yea r ul. Sutton High School we have eompileclthis liXI'l'llS, Mayall those treas- ured memories return etleh time we opeu this, our yeurhook. liclilor 'K REFLECTIGNS Sutton High Reflections -- How many memories: Voices from the classrooms Doc's famous pleasantries g Shadows lurking in the hall, After lunch you see them there, Waiting for the bell to ring, Before they hurry up the stair. Crowded lockers, cutting in, Our classroom capers, too. Surprise assemblies QRememb the grapevine always knew'?D Devotions and announcements, They start our every day. Hurried cramming for a test, And then we're on our way. A multitude of noises: Strains of music from the gym, Babbled French from 202, And broken glass from Chem. Thinking of the things we've lear At Sutton, these past years, We gather all our memories, And present them to you here. a f Q, J Q er how gf CCNTENTS FOREWORD . . .... . . DEDICATION . FACULTY . . SENIORS .... UNDERGRADS. . ACTIVITIES . . SPORTS . . . HIGHLIGHTS . ADS ............ Cartoons of Sam Sutton by Al Banx, Courtesy ol' ned, Worc. -- Evening Gazette 3 , 2 4 5 ll 37 -ll Sl 59 6 9 H555 .,f-'-X, MR. DONALD G. SCHWAB Doc -- our favorite guide through the pages of history . . . the best friend any senior ever had . . . a wonderful director for our last memorable year at S.H.S .... True living is the art of giving. DEDICATION THE EDITORS OF THE EXITUS 1963 GRATEFULLY DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO OUR CLASS ADVISORS, MR. DONALD G. SCHWAB AND MR. EDWARD F. GRANT, IN APPRECIATION OF THEIR MANY HOURS OF WORK ON OUR BEHALF. MR. EDWARD F. GRANT The inspiration of Sutton's math students . . . greatly re- spectedinacademic circles . . . consultant and assistant, always ready with a hand to guide us, a word to help us on our way. ' f a 1 'Ili 4 . , :QC ,pb 'X' 3 ,gl ig NIR. H, DE,-XNE HOYT Siiperimciideiit of Schools Norwich University M.,-ME. Calvin Coolidge Colle xx MR, S'I'l'I'I IFN IM TKSUN illiiilqiiivu liircvroi' I?.ll..X.k'l:11'14l'11ix'c1'siIN' MUN. .-Xssumprioli Vollugc 415 NIR, ROBERT A. BLAIS MRS, KAY L. BOLDUC MR, ll,XROl,lW CAST Frencli Science Plijssical Education B.S. Worcester Stare College B.S. Worcester Stare College Springfield ciollegr CREATING A DESIRE FOR TRUTH . . . MRS. MOLLIE D. COIIEN MRS. AGNES G. D.-WAGIAN T-IR. IANIITS DOTIAlll'I Business Education Home Economies Svieiive B.S. Boston University BS. Framingham Srare College Bm. lloly cross na 'ri ' Nr. ' cy.-.M f' .- . 3-4 , it 'I I Q- ' vii H VVTO IILIPROWSRI MR. ROBERT GIDDINGS NIR EDN -XRD! CPADE Frxrrs Txprnu Business Subjects Industrtal Arts B X Worctsttr Start College B.B.A. Northeastern Unrvcrsrtx B S Ftrchbur Start gollt AND THEN THE AMBITION TO FCJLLOW MR. JOHN Business B.B.A.C,1ark M.Iid. Worcester 'VX xv , if t R L vi- ,fy 1 1? xl Ti FII, f 'Q----' 9' MR. PAUL L. LAMONTAGNE NR. DONALD G. SCllli'AB THR. GORDON I. SPESCCE Latin Social Studies Mathenxatics B.S. Providence College B.S. Boston L'niversitj: B.S. Hill College ITS GLEAM WHEREVER IT LEADS MR. JOHN H. SULLIVAN MR. WLLLIAM TRl5IxlBl.lTY English English A.B. Providence College BA. Clark University Q Txl.Ed. Worcester State College SIR. LXMES WIIITMAN B.S..-X. Bryant College Boston Conservatory of Music View-Q in ' 'N ' v 'o if . f' , . K ' i LJ 21 , Q 1- I A K' Z V4 , . 3 ir! Q ' 5 -f .. it Y - -: L+' - f ., Q f Z1 T 3 ' , - - V t ZFX f -1 Ni : '-,- .- ,..., . Z 1 N , ' 4 i U A r'1 '4- .. Av' 4,1 ' . I 'Q-1 Fmt : Y Lm'l 'AH' K :' 'Ll i A :'.,,f4,,, N ' 1 Yi LlrNNc7 ' ' ,. pq wmv' ,, ' 4 V ik! . Q Y. 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Calf ..... ndispensahle ewest .... fficient . . alkative. . . ligible .... nthusiastic . aughty .... elpful .... nderstanding uttiest .... evilish . . . ehel Cwithout ngaged . . . elightful. . . mhitious . . oticeahle . . reamy. . . hy ...... nveigling . . anthochroid . all ...... outhlul . . ai lcntcd . . oncst .... cscrvcd . . . asygoing . . - . . - 0 n . . . . - . Q . a cause? . . . Robert Flinton . Donald MacElreath . . . . .Nancy Holst . . Sharon Kneeland . Sallie Nunnemacher . . . Donna Trottier . . .Danny Valatka . . .Peter Picard . . . Sue Purdy . . . Vicky Godding . .Christine Fulton . Alan Blanchard . . Marcia Pearson . . Viola Schotanus . Martin Malinowski . . Linda Oelschlegal . . Sharon Rocheleau . . . Richard Orphin . . . .Sandy MacNeil Charlotte Hemingway . . . . Barbara King . . . janet Mickelson . . . . .Steve Case . . Norman Lavoie . . Andy Smith . . Elaine Towle . . Harry Davagian . . Marty Putnam . . jerry Brown . .Betty Richards . . Pat Maclsaren . . Evelyn Stewart . . Donna Portelance . . Cheryl Mercure . Doris Adams . . Sharon Duclos . Eddy Anderson . . Richard Smith . . Gary Rivers . . .Ruth Murray Beverly Grcenc . . l'rancinc Couture . . . Danny O'Shca 0 if ,M R5 a rncsl ................ Dicky Pierpont o ' Dil! I9 64412-LD Q7 MQ if 5:--.. CLASS OF I 963 OFFICERS Ruth Murray. . . . . . . . Secretary Alan Blanchard .... Vice President Robert Flinton . . ..... President Barbara King . . . . . Treasurer I . - 1 . iff., nil .IF 1 I I EXITUS STAFF Sharon Kneeland Ruth Murray. . . Alan Blanchard . Barbara King . . Marcia Pearson ......Editor .. . . Assoc. Ed. Business Mgr. . . . Assoc. Ed. . . . . Photo. Ed. FLOWER MOTTO Yellow Roses Seek Virtue Rather NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Linda Oelschlegel -- Treas., Ruth Murray -- Vice Pres., Mr. Robert Blais -- Advisor, Richard Pierpont -- Pres Barbara King -- Sec., Donna Trottier, Evelyn Stewart, Donna Portelance, Peter Picard, Robert Flinton, Harry Davagian, Viola Schotanus, Sharon Kneeland, Sallie Nunnemacher, Marcia Pearson. Than Fame RUISIIRI II.-XROLD I I IN N ISQIW IXI'I111I,NI fII.If5 PICSILIQIII I SIIILIQIII COUIIQII Y III JN. IIJIMI Nm. IIUIIUI Nw. Lmndfj1t1f:pI1bI11p I-Xu a,mm.I Lmuk-r11:1.uI1I D RQ prQsuI1I.l11-. u 5 RUTH EVELYN MURRAH IIIIVN I ID I Im Ruthm RuL1IIx' Clam Secretary I3g1sI-.uIbaII 5UIT.I'v.1II Drmmxlics Club bludcm COIIIICII Nm. Ilouor Soc. D.A,R. Ilistnry INl.If.D.'I1.PxWLlVLI IRIIOIQIR-qv11Ig Curl, SIIIIUIIILIII I-511115, Assoc lid. ev-' 'T I Uk Hants in History' CHRISTINE BETH FULTON Chris Whats The Story With You Student Council 1- Q' -v Vice President Suttonian I Glee Club 1 Draniatics 2,3, Exitus Softball 2,:3, Mgr. F.N.A. Pres. 3, Basketball 253, 3 4 2 2 4 4 4 2 4 4 ALAN JOSEPH BLANCHARD A1 You're Insane 3... Class Vice Pres. Student Council Basketball Co-Captain Golf Team Band Glee Club Exitus Business Manager BARBARA ETH Barb Thrills! Class Treas. Glee Club Draniatics Club Suttonian Cheerleading Nat. Honor Soc. Basketball Mgr. Softball Mgr. Exitus, Assoc. Ed. Bookkeeping Cert. 1,2 4 EL KING 1,213 l,- 2 F7 gg 'B Ks l,IlXN ,lllll lXl.l7l-lxbO,, l , , Oll, Brurlur. DORIS IQATIILIZIJN ADAIWS Who lxlc'. . .' Glcu Club 2,3 Sutroulau 3,3 llrzuuatics Club 3,4 Y-xA ' Ami dou't look at the keys while llc raluug the picture I S l'lz'X'l'N Slll'l.l5UN lHXSl-' KTQISCX' Ill, lic:uuil'ul UIUC Killlll l,Q,-l lll'LllllQlIlx'S nflulw l,S,-1 l'rcsulu11I -l Sl'IUllm'x' lflllll 3,4 lhuul 3,11 Mull 'l'l-:uu 12,-1 li 'I' N 'Y . .1 . -H llllllxk' llguul , 3,-1 -'T Who's in charge here? VIC KY LEE GODDING Vic Good Morning Suttonian 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 2 Glee Club 1,2 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 CLAIRE FRANCINE COUTURE Cooch Oh, Sugar Basketball 1, Suttonian l,2,3, Glee Club 1, Drainatics Club 2,3, SHARON ROSE DUCLOS Sbarry I Know Suttonian l,2,f3, Dramatics Club 3, Glee Club 12, Softball Bookkeeping Cert. -AJ' f, ' L- 3,4 3 FU ..1 CHARLOTTE ANN HEMINGWAY 2,4 3,4 4 3 3,4 2,3 u Ui David Prouty Tournament -- here we conief SHARON ANNE RNEELAND Sliashie But Wliy7 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Cheerleading l,2,3,-l Drainatics Club Q,3,-1 Suttonian l,2,3,4 Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4 Student Council Sec. 3 Band M.C. 4 Softball 1 .13 F.T.A. -, Exitus, Editor -1 N.1xl.S.C. Cert. 3 Science Fair 3 N.E.D.T. Cert. 2 NORM AND CL AU DE LAVOlE Linus 1' PATRICIA JEAN MacLAREN Pat Wanna Bet??? Glee Club 3,4 Science Club Vice President F.N.A. Oh, Beautiful! Glee Club Science Fair bAIxDRA .-XNIN MaClNElI. bnoully S011 Ol A Cum Drllnlmllas Club Glue Club hxllub bmlf MARTIN EDWARD MALINOWSKI Marty How 'Bout That? Baseball 2,13 Baslxcrball 1 47 'sc' No, there areu't any worms in lt! I7ON.Xl.I7 RAY lx1clil.Rli,-X'l'll Mau Snx1Ul .NU1111 un l'l' Club l -rx. 8 Mrs. Coben's budding secretaries. SALLIE NUNNEMACHER Bridgette No -Name Danny, will you please Cut it out? Basketball Glee Club Dramatics Club F.T.A. 2, Vice Pres. Nat. Honor Soc. N.E.D.T. Certificate C HERYL ANN M ERCURE Mabel Il Flake Off F.N.A. Draniatics Club JANET LEE MICKELSON klllxl Oli, Brother! Basketball Co -Captain I.V. Captain Glee Club Draniatics Club Sec. -1, Treas Softball Bookkeeping Award 5 1 0 La, 9 1,2 1'6 .mls 177' S. is. 'Nr LINDA DOROTHY OELSC HLEG EL Lin No, not really! Suttonlan 2,391 Dramalics Club 2,4 Nat. Honor SOC. 3,4 Booklxeeplmg Cert. ' RICHARD KNIGHT ORPHIN, JR, Dic lqie Oh Yeah? Dramatics Club '23,-1 Basketball Mgr. 4 '55 ib- HNOBODH Lu mio El NLHIOI Nll-fl. IVXIRIC kk llll 4 17.1 I lo XX' . lhxllll 11111 D.lllt'L' Bum! l MARCIA ELIZABETH PEARSON Oh, Kneelandi Glee Club Dramatics Club F.T.A. Treas -1 Cheerleading Captain Class Secretary Exitus Staff Nat. Honor Soc. Good Citizenship Student Council President PETER ROLAIND PICARD Pete Will You Shut Up'P Baseball Basketball Band Dance Band Nat. Honor Soc. Exitus Golf Team Glee Club DONNA MARIA PORTELANCE Guess What' I Suttonian Natl l-lonor Soc. Cheerleading Glee Club Science Club Pres F.T.A. Historian Draniatics, Treas. SUSAN MAY PURDY Suzy Oli, Come On' Tm Glee Club Dralnatics Suttonian Exitus Staff Softball Basketball Field Day Award 'E- party? SHARON ANN ROCHELEAU Shari Oh, For Heaven's Sake Glee Club 1 F.N.A. 3,4 Dramatics Club 4 BETTY ANN RICHARDS Betty Boop Suttonian 53,-1 Dramatics Club Bookkeeping Cert. 2 GARY STEPHEN RIVERS I Realize That! ! E Basketball 12,3 F.T A. Golf Team 7-sl fu- VIOLA JANE SCHOTANUS Q, What A Rim! E Q ' FIA. 53 Pres. F.N.A. Dramatics Club Nat. Honor Soc. Ewitus Staff ANDREW FREDERIC SMITH Kanlc l '95-0 Dramatlcs Club 2,,- Band X-, F.T.A Glee Club 1, , Basketball Mgr. s 'I' I , -.P-. 1 'F RICI 134154 ' sub. ou blew up the l.-XRD MlCll.'Xl-fl. Slxlllll Slumx' lullXlll Q,Il,'l lll -1 DI'.llIlLlllx'S Club 41 what f' The one in the plaid shirt isn't bad either! DONNA LEE TROTTIER Doni Son Of A Gun Glce Club 1,23 Sutronian 12,3 Dramarics Club l,2,.3 Sofrball Nat. Honor Soc. EVELYN LEONORA STEWART Ex ie 'brccriiigs-Liiwic Glcc Club Exinis Staff Dance Band Nar. Honor Soc. Softball Science Club Band Trcas. -1 NOMA Spelling :W F1 ELAINE ELIZ.-XBET H TOWLE Mabel I Oh, Sugar! I I Vice Pres. Class Surtonian Cheerleading Drainarics Club Boolikceping Cert. fl l,-,i4 0 -.3,4 YT Nr' 2 til C , 'wp 1 D.XNlIjl. ELSON X'Al..-XTKA Dllllllfi AI., Om! llaslwrmll 1253, Studum Council 1,73 Glcc Club 2,5491 Band Ji Dance Band Il,-I Basuball 1 Seismic I:JlI' 13,4 I 1-1- X Oh Doc, really! , , - I OFFICE PRACTICE - f EYE I ,- 3' Ns PHYSICS LAB vm- I Lu I. x C I I Q11 -1 Sept Oct . Apr june Sept Oct . Nov. Dec. Feb . Mar Apr . May june CALENDAR F RE SHMAN YEA R First day of High School Election of Officers: Robert Prunier, Pres. Daniel Valatka, V. Pres. Marcia Pearson, Sec. Richard Pierpont, Treas. Alvin Kibbe, Student Ruth Murray, Council The Freshman Initiation Sophomore Return Party Class Day Field Day Nantasket Trip JuN1oR YEAR School starts First junior Class Meeting 8 Election: Robert Flinton, Pres. Alan Blanchard, V. Pres. Ruth Murray, Sec. Larry King, Treas. Chris Fulton, Sharon Kneeland, Student Marcia Pearson, Council Daniel Valatka, Senior Supper Treas. Larry King replaced by Barbara King Class rings arrived!!! Beginning of Candy Sale Happy Hearts Hop Snowed out Science Fair -- Two juniors win Dance Last Chance Dance Prom Night -- Dancing in the Dark Queen: Barbara King Court: Sallie Nunnemacher janet Mickelson Sharon Kneeland Donna Portelance junior Dance Food SalefWhist Party Car Wash Alumni Banquet Class Day -- Nat. Honor Society Members chosen Chem. Class Field Trip Field Day Sept. Oct . Mar Apr May june Sept Oct. Dec Feb Mar. Apr june SOPHOMO RE YEAR Back again! Election of Officers: Robert Flinton, Pres. Elaine Towle, V. Pres. Ruth Murray, Sec. Larry King, Treas. Marcia Pearson, Student Alan Blanchard, Council Initiate the Freshmen aboard the S.S. SURPRISE UMBRELLA HATS!!! D. J. Hop' Choosing of Class rings Field Day Dance Class Day Field Day SENIOR YEAR Back to school -- SENIORS!!! Same class officers re -elected Harry Davagian, Student Christine Fulton, Council Annual Senior Chicken Supper Selection of EXITUS 63 STAFF Cobble Hop High School Vandalized Alumni game Clark Tournament -- Boy's B. B Sutton Invitational Tournament Girls' B. B. David Prouty Tournament -- Cheerleaders Play: Best Foot Forward Ei Senior Food Sale Class trip to EASTOVER Glee Club Musical Swingin High Last Day -- june 7th, our D-Da Class Day Baccalaureate Graduation Senior Prom 3 622' it I in 9 .- as .I ' IQJV . l at a an g , ,, .. I 1 l 2, , 4 5 , . l. l MEMORIES lunior Prom -- DANCING IN THE DARK -- Chem. Class Field Trip to Hodgeney's Park -- T. G. F. -- Library Studies -- S. S. Surprise -- Susan's laugh -- Q OF S Bowling League -- Driver Training -- Elvis the Frog -- Pepsi 8 Peanut Butter --P. tl. Parties -- Wobble Gobble -- Sophomore Return Party -- School Plays -- The rats in Chris' cellar --Parties at Danny's -- A. C. Murdock -- HXVDQIGVGIJS right, -- Frogs reproduce by -- crackyl -- Sodium explosions in Chemistry -- Mr. Lemire -- Say it isn't so -- Alumni Banquet -- French IV --Senior Supper -- Holy Cross -- Licenses -- Be Stoic -- Mezza Luna's -- 200 Study -- Boy Chart -- Do you wanna buy a chicken to a ticket supper? -- P. I. Parties with basketball team -- College Boards -- Girls' night out -- Sit in the proper manner -- Class rings -- Rules -- Where's your slip -- Vandalism -- Class picture -- Pickle -- September IO -- ah, SO! -- Umbrella hats -- l point basketball losses -- The mad canoe -- Field Days -- Picky -- Uh Uh, TWAS!. . -- Clark Tour- nament --and the David Prouty Tournament! -- S.H.l.T. -- Mr. LeBaire's jokes -- Harry's Bull 5 in one day -- Water Skiing -- Band Concerts -- Freshmen on strike -- Home Ee. -- Weekends at Sallie's -- Skipping Studies, Hiding in the Library -- Stanley Parties -- Mr. Straight -- Discussions -- Cheese throwing -- Lollipops 8 Bubblegum -- Miss Nolan -- Sci- ence Fairs -- World History -- U. S. History -- Office Practice -- Best Foot Forward -- Changing Serial No. for '?'?'? -- Swingin High -- IEASTOVIQR -- Class Day -- Baccalaureate --Graduation -- Senior Prom . . . AND AWAY WE GO! u-if S. 6-by w CLASS WILL We, the class being graduated from Sutton High School, Worcester County, State of Massachusetts, in this year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-three, being of sound mind do hereby make, publish and declare in the presence of the undersigned witnesses, the following to be our last Will and Testament. To the junior class, we will all the special privileges of being a Senior Cand there aren't anyj and an enjoyable Senior year. To the Sophomore class, we will plenty of thrills and exciting experiments in Driver Training. To the Freshman class, we will a supply of frogs for fun and dissection. To Doc, we will a quieter homeroom, better Christmas Card Salesman, and an all- around co-operative Senior class. To Mr. Grant, we will a year's supply of yardsticks for his geometry classes, and more Senior class trips. To Mr. Douville, we willatelephone with an unlisted number and a vandal-proof office. To Mr. jackson, we will a larger office with more bookcases and a private secretary. To Mrs. Bolduc, we will a biology lab of her own. To Mr. Blais, we will a six-month tour of France with the French V class. To Mr. Case, we will more physically fit students who dress right. To Mrs. Cohen, we will a lifetime supply of pass-out slips. To Mrs. Davagian, we will a Senior home economics class to brighten up her day. To Mr. Donahue, we will a textbook of his own writing and less doubting Thomases in the physics class. To Mr. Filipkowski, we will another J. V. Basketball game -- to win. To Mr. Giddings, we will more students with the ability to express themselves. To Mr. Grady, we will a copy of Chubby Checker's latest twist album. To Mr. Koliss, we will more mental giants for his senior math class. To Mr. LaBaire, we will another Senior class who will appreciate his jokes as much as we do. To Mr. Lamontagne, we will a new glockenspiel for future P.T. A. meetings. To Mr. Trembley, we will a room with a clock, a loudspeaker, and a light switch of his very own. To Mr. Spence, President of the J. F. K. fan club, we will a 50 mile hike. To Mr. Sullivan, we will a brand new set of unused J. V. uniforms. 31 a- 4 -..,.-,,,,,?,,.f.,.v -.-7. l To Mr. Whitman. we will a megaphone lor yelling at the band. Doris Adams, will my seat in the Typing ll class to anyone who likes to take timed writings, and my lou r years at S.H.S. to my sister Linda. Edward Anderson, will my seat in Doc's world history class to Bill Bilodcau. Alan Blanchard. will my position on the basketball team to Larry Richards. my ability to get along with Doc to Fred Alarvais, and my happy years at S.H . S. to my brother. Paul. Steven Case. will my ability to skip studies to any sneaky student and my four won- dertul years at S.l-l.S. to any deserving nlunior. Francine Couture. will my leur wonderful years of high school to my brother Francis, and my seat in Doc's homeroom and my memorable senior year to Geral- dine Chase. Harry Davagian. will my job as D xl. to any deserving wallflower. my chore ol' peel- ing potatoes to Bill DeFalco. and my leur memorable years at S. H. S. to my brother. Greg. Sharon Duclos, will a lobster sandwich to Doc and my four years ol' high school to my brother Bobby. lwill my wonderful Senior year to my sister. Diane. Robert Flinton, will my position as class president to anyone who likes headaches. ulcers, and nervous disordersg and my Secret Time Producing machine to Pat Valatka so she can make an extra hour whenever her schedule of activities gets too tight. Christine Fulton, will to Ida Beauregard all my maps and hints to find boys at Holy Cross and to the gang from Wilks, I leave with happy memories the town of Holy City. Vicky Godding, will my four wonderful years at S.H.S. to my sister, Barbara, my abilityto get along with Doc to Diana Duclos, and my gilt ol' gab to anyone who likes to talk. Beverlyllreene, will my four years ol' high school to my sister and my two years in ll.S. history to Raymond Richard. Charlotte llemingway, will my last two years in high school to my sister. Janice. my Seat in l l.S. history with Doc to Raymond Richard, and my typing and shorthand ability to Ka ren Whitney. Nancy llolst, will my stained basketball shirt' to llerry Chase. my matching bloom- ers to lylarie llelfeuclis and my happy high school days to my sister. Susan. Barbara King, will my natural blond curly hair to Betty Sevigny. my lun in driver training and my wild Senior year to both Perry King X lien Lavallee. Sharon lfllL't'lllllll, will that horrible nickname to lieorgeharoldsambill l.aythe lor two more years and almost all my high school headaches -- plus every bit ol' the lun -- to my sister Anclee and my little brother. Reid. 132 Normand Lavoie, will a muscle building set to Kenny Lavallee to help him fight his battles. Donald McElreath, leave my sister Diane my locker so she can keep all her junk in it. Patricia MacLaren, hereby leave my two wonderful years at S I-I.S. to Karen Whit- ney and Carol Mercure. I also leave mv seat in Doc's history class to my brother Buster and my seat on the bus to David Eccleston. Sandra MacNeil, will my two consecutive history classes with Doc to some deserving Junior. Martin Malinowski, will my technique with Doc to Karen Moorey and the four most wonderful years of my life to Marion Mongeon, and also to wreck cars and 4 months in bed to any venturesome driver. Cheryl Mercure, will my ability to skip school to anyone who doesn't mind getting caught and my four years at S.l-l.S. to my brothers, Denny and Richie, and my sister, Carol. janet Mickelson, will the memorable Friday night and the pajama parties to anyone who enjoys acting like a nut and my wonderful years of high school to Hope Smith. Ruth Murray, will my four years at S.l-l.S. to my brother and sisters, and my seat in law to any junior who needs the rest. Sallie Nunnemacher, will my corner seat in math to Gretl, who badly needs it, and my place in 4th period study to any junior deserving an education. Linda Oelschlegel, will my four happiest years at S.H.S. to my brother, Wilbert, my long fingernails to Terry Banach, and my smile and ability to drive very slowly to Kenneth Lavallee. Richard Orphin, leave to my sister, Susan, my ability to complete high school and to any junior, my homeroom seat and ability to get along with Doc. Daniel O'Shea, leave to anyone who wants it, my ability to cite famous history phra- ses directly from the book. Marcia Pearson, will to Marie DeFeudis an adding machine of her own to help her run next year's magazine drive, and my height to Pat Valatka. Peter Picard, will my position on the baseball team to Butch Roy, also my bowling ball, so he can get in some practice, and my golf clubs to anyone who can stand Mr. Spence's golf tips for one round. Richard Pierpont, will two long years of history to Keith Baker, my position on the baseball team to any deserving player and one more year at S.H.S. to my brother, Ron. Donna Portelance, will my marvelous driving technique to my sister, Daryl, and to Betty Sevigny I leave a continuance of those crazy stunts with other boats on Single- tary, and to both I will more of those summer nights at Betty's house. 33 I, Martin Putnam, will my ability to get along with Doc to Kenny Lavallee, and my seat to any junior who wants it. I, Susan Purdy, will my long blond hair to anyone who can afford a barber, and my four wonderful years at S.H.S. to my brother, Ralph and my sister, Dolly. I, Betty Richards, will my happy Senior year to Raymond Richard, and to my cousin, Carol, I wish good luck in Doc's classes. I, Gary Rivers, will my seat in the Senior homeroom to Perry King with Larry Richards sitting beside him. I, Sharon Rocheleau, will myfour wonderful years at S.H.S. to my cousin, Robert Bell, and my two years in U. S. History to Pat Noel. I, Viola Schotanus, leave my two years with Doc to any sophomore who likes acquiring knowledge in all fields from someone fully qualified to give it and I leave my Senior year at S.H.S. to Ginny Hare. I, Andrew Smith, leave my ability to get along with Doc to jeff Eaton, and to my sister, Hope, I leave the wish that her junior and senior years are not as bad as mine. I, Richard Smith, leave my old job of dishwasher at the Blue jay to Howie Bottomly and two stimulating years of history to my sister, Penny. I, Evelyn Stewart, will my family's inability to get along with Doc to my brother Rich- ard, my band experience to Donna MacLaren, and one yo -yo to Gwenn Seaver. I, Elaine Towle, will my three sets of car keys to any girl who loves Fordsg my ability to resist skipping schoolto Carol Mercure and Karen Whitney, and my Senior year to my cousin, Mike. i I, Donna Trottier, leave my love of Sutton High and everyone in it to Lucille MacDon- ald, and my terrific luck in my Senior year to my brother, Don. I, DanielValatka, will the best of my four years in high school, to my sister, Pat, and my position on the basketball team to next year's center. In WITNESS WI-IEREOF, we, the officers of the Class of I963, of Sutton High School, have subscribed our names and affixed our seal this month of june, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-three. 5-'Uv 'n,h' ec 5 21. Qfsv 1:01-OQ F'5 .U,Z0.talQan,.,ef Ml? E 5 ' E O 3 wi. miss. of rf -at '9,..n'..'..,t' .sf I 0' ,J 957' 34 PROPHECY Good Afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, this is your announcer Harry Davagian welcoming you to the annual running of the Indianapolis 2500. Some of you may remember when it was called the SUD, but since cars today move so fast, the length of the course has been extended. And speaking of moving machines, down on the tracklcan see today's favorite going through a last minute pit -check -- it's Chris Fulton, that famous female speed demon in her powder blue racer, the Flying Saucer! Checking her out is her mechanic, VickyGodding and they're the only all-girl racing team in driving history. Did you notice the beautiful pin- stripework on that car? It was done by Normand Lavoie, an old friend of Chris's who specializes in that now. Uhoh, seems to be some trouble down there -- here comes the track ambulance -- apparently a woman has fainted. But it's not ser- ious, ladies and gentlemen, the nurses have revived her. Those nurses look fa- miliar, too -- why yes, it is! It's Bev Greene and Sharon Rocheleau. Talk about coincidences, we all graduated from Sutton High School together. Wonder if any more OI the old gang will be here today -- Well, I see some of them are! There are Al Blanchard and Dan Valatka, former stars of the Boston Celtics. I understand Al is married now and raising a family, but Dan is a confirmed bachelor, devoted to his dog, Lisbeth. They're sitting with Dicky Orphin, vice -president of the Coronation Card Company Cworked his way up from salesman!! and our ex-class president, Bob Flinton. Bob, as you all know, made headlines recently when he married into the Kennedy clan, thus becoming heir presumptive to the throne. And there's Donna Trottier owner of that fast moving trailer line. She has reportedly challenged Chris to a drag. Say, the entertainment world is well represented here today. Steve Case, director of the Coney Corner Clubs, is on hand with his entire entourage. The Coney Clubs teach elderly gentlemen the basic fundamentals of ping-pong, the two-step, and tiddly winksfive nights a week, and on the sixth night they sponsor a community sing. Sue Gypsy Purdy often leads the singing, and Donna Porte- lance is a featured attraction at the Ping -Pong table. Pat MacLaren is the dancing instructor at the New York Coney Club, while Sallie Nunnemacher, as Chief Coney in Charge of Entertainment, is responsible for the care and well-being of the other Coney girls, who are all grandmothers over the age of 65. And we have two special Academy Award winners with us as well! Miss janet Mickelson and Miss Linda Oelschlegel, whose fabulous hair styles are the rage of Hollywood. They are with another old friend, the directress of the Eastern States Exposi- tion, Miss Cheryl Mercure. Cheryl, who always was attracted to that Fair, has begun a campaign to close the high schools so the students may attend the expo- sition -- a noble ambition! A special box has been reserved here for the scientists and doctors in attend- ance. Entering that box now is Peter Picard, inventor of the science-teacher-com- puter machine reputed to be twice as efficient as any human scienceteacher. Right behind him is Evelyn Stewart. chairwoman of the Atoms for Peace Commis- sion. Marty Malinowski has just arrived -- he has taken a patent out on a bone- mending glue he developed. It mends broken bones overnight. Danny O'Shea is here too -- Danny is a leading figure in the battle against chicken pox in teenagers . 35 r-- -Q-fvsvn-v--r -ww-v--f - o r 1 I I V Another special box, decorated in red, white and blue bunting, is for govern- ment officials -- and even there we see old friends. Barbara King, treasurer of the United States, is responsible for the pastel-colored money being printed now. Marcia Pearson, who made her name in the Diplomatic Service, is director of the Peace Corps. Marty Putnam is with them, but it's Admiral Putnam ofthe Uni- ted States Navy now. I see three of the happiest members of our old class are here -- Doris Adams, Betty Richards, and Sharon Duclos. They may get up a little race oftheir own -- a motorized baby-buggy race! All three are married and raising lovely families, who attend our old Alma Mater. Charlotte Hemingway and Nancy I-lolst are also at Sutton now, not, of course, as students but as secretaries to the principal of the sprawling school. Ah, the race has gotten underway -- Chris pulls into the lead but there's an- other car coming up fast. lt's a black ear -- and the driver is masked! We may be in for a surprise here today, ladies and gentlemen! It'll be a while before we know the final results -- and more old classmates have arrived, just in time: Andrew Smith, the gourmet, owner of Chewy's Chow, and Richard Smith, his headwaiter. Gary Rivers, their chef, is also with them. Well it seems as though all the restaurant people have forgotten their friendly rivalries and are arriving together. There's Sandy McNeil, whose husband runs the Pleasant Valley Country Club, and THEIR chef, Dick Pierpont, who is famous for his beans: beans a'la mode, fried beans, broiled beans and beans Bearnaise. Fran Couture and Ruth Murray have taken time out from their chores to attend this race and cheer for their good friend. ln fact, Chris's ear is named after their chain of restaurants, all located just off the I-Ioly Cross campus. That's almost all of our class, I think -- but wait, here come five more of them -- Viola Schotanus, known to her followers as a second Susan B. Anthony, noted lecturer on reform movementsg and Ed Anderson, a fellow public speaker, is with her. Ed is known for his excellent use of Doc's poems in his speeches, Sharon Kneeland, authoress, whose latest work lO0l Ways to Surprise Your Friends is a best-sellerg Donald MacElreath, who illustrated Sharon's book and many othersg and Elaine Towle, head of the governor's commission on Resurrec- tion of Vandalized School Buildings -- And the race is just about winding up -- Chris is still in the lead, but that black car may be a threat -- it's closing in on her as they approach the finish line -- it's going to be close, ladies and gentlemen, they're over the line! It seemed to me that the Masked Driver won the race and he's about to unmask -- Ladies and Gentlemen, it's DOC! 36 . . . UNDER- CLASSMEN U L.. C1 ,.. 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If V ix l !1 , ii .x i CN .f,!59n SJiS. STUDENT CCUNUL i During the scholastic year 1962-63, the Sutton High School Student Council held its meetings on the third Thursday and first Friday of each month. The Council, consisting oftwo representatives from each homeroom, was headed by Harry Davagian, a senior, other officers were: Christine Fulton, also a senior, V.P., Theodore Brown, Treas.. and Deatra Ford, sec., both juniors. One of their projects during the year was a Student Exchange with Douglas High School. Cn March 20, Wayne Salo and Gina Verostek from Douglas spent a school day at Sutton, and on April 8, Harry and Chris traveled to Douglas. Since the two schools share the same union, it was interesting to compare the differences in administrative policy, classroom discipline, and allthe details which comprise a school's individuali- ty. In an attempt to boost school spirit, the Student Council sold patriotic Sam Sutton pennants and Sutton buttons at basketball games, as well as Sam Sutton bookcovers during the school year. A remarkable improvement over past Student Councils, still its members hope to be able to accomplish much more in the future. ' .gf . Q QSUTTUN d i '- iii ' .- van Su'T7l'oN Ill NEMQNAL 'J HIQH I :I 'c C n- i il . ,, im A S.H.S. r r r 4 4 1 Majorcrrcs: FRONT: Judy Lambert, Andes Kneelaud. BACK: Linda Wuuschel, Draue Officers Bessetre,ParVal.trrlr41 -- Hurd Majororte, Nancy Jansson,CzJro1 OISOILSIIC1 Sharon Rourke. Pres, B013 Flimgn 'ff' Sec. Pat Valnrlaa. r W Mr, Whitmz 111 fN1l1SlC Man Miss Kgrvudzr M Lljnfcllu' Ins! rucmr 4 ! , l 1 BAND A V. Pres. Pat Decoteau 1 Treas. Donna MacLaren I N . l ,I ... , - af. f.Y . okf lla if rj Dance Band: FIRST ROW: Ruth Libbey, Richard Crosby, Pam Seaver, Barbara Humes, Jeff Eaton, Joan Karacius, Dan Valatka. SECOND ROW: Howard Bottomly, Perry King, Gwenn Seaver, Donna Maclaaren, Evelyn Stewart, Peter Picard, Dan O'Shea. THIRD ROW: John Garcelon, Ronald Barrett, Gretl Nunnemacher, Glenn Colter, Austin Carter, Patricia Decoteau, Robert Allard, Robert Flinton. I A DJ 5 x in r w -A -4 D 5 I Y I ' f Q ig f I 9 v t' if L f Z 0' I Q '- J, Heather Crowell Alternate Majorette Z- D .r SUTTONIAN STAFF Ke ,lr --fa GLEE CLUB R sk 5 3 Q S' W 5 m' nM mv? xv g pvlhsg 'V'-9-fkfkp i,,x ' Q S- f 1 Ki 1 . 'HR fi? SCIENCE CLUB P 05 The Annual Science Fair, putonbythe S.H.S. Sci- ence Club under the di- rection of Mr. Donahue, Mr. McDermott and Mrs. Bolduc, was held in the gym on March 14, 1963. Trophies were awarded to the winning projects, and the grand award winners went to Worc. Polytech. mu, l WXTV. Sallie Nunnemacher, I-larry Davagian Danny Valatlia: Senior Honorable mentions. Evelyn Stewart: lst prize physics, lst Grand Award winner. 'H Hin Helen' 'Q STRIKE QQ n S. H. S. SPGTLITERS On April 5, 1963, our Dramaties Club, The Spotliters, pre- sented Best Foot Forward . The Comedy, which took place at Winsoeki Prep starred -lohn Barton, janet Mick- elson, and Detru Ford under the di- rection ol' our ad- visor P. M. Lu- Bill re. 1 year were: Steve Case, President 'left' linton. V, President Sunclv lXlLleNeil, Sen! it Q L S L Do Iimrt1du'? BEST FOCT FORWARD 1,J4'- 21 Knock! We did1t'1 even LOOK! ni t Th1s IS rt-JIM MIX l.1st ttpptttl. I Th1s shoe? I guess I picltt-d ll up son11QwT1cru, Who told me I could get a crease lIlIl1QSC by puttmg them umdcr thu mattmss? Do votl think this is too darmg fox Jchap Grohe? . - ,l 1 -Q lg. 'N 5 t J X ,L 5 fl ti! Q sb 'L x A 5-5-'Q aff' if s 9 f' ETF l 7 ' K 7 v'f ! ' 1 ,gn U. K - tx E. ,s l J levi I .15 an ,vu a .w I if ' -4 6 . m ,I Q 'sl P. Xb Q Q: SPORTS M ., V , I MW 1 fin y- , N01 X 1 ' V7 Coach john Kohss S. OPPONENT ' 74 St. Marys 57 Notre Dame 29 Tantasqua 64 St. Marys 59 Warren 54 Tantasqua 62 N. Brookfield 48 Alumni 45 Douglas 57 Leicester 39 Oxford S.H.S. BASKETBALL Xl P, R S I 7-P Q 48 55 18 4l 57 21 50 53 52 62 54 SEASON SCOREBOARD S. OPPONENT 69 Barre 85 Charlton 62 Tantasqua 49 N. Brookfield 68 Douglas 55 Leicester 50 Oxford 54 Barre 70 Charlton 44 Lunenburg 80 Faculty .1.' gy ,. XL! 5 QOSXTUW Q 0910, 21 va A 0? 4' W Q Vvgmrnn QUT TU!! 9551 T04 1 0 NST? fo 04 QQTT04' Q TU4' 10 QUT TU!! I-rcd JLIFVZHS Al Blullchglrd i Dim Vgllallia ,LO-Capt' 5UT7g, 72 4. liar Van lbyltt' PUTY Km!! Roger SCYIRIH' hmm jxjku-'HH VIOIIH Bilfltlll Etllon slot-f.t11fwI-slr I1-lffy Rli'll:ll'tls Rlk'lllll'd Slllllll Iulrmuy lialfvl lymph ROV Iluwll HHH--Hllv Mmm Pt-'mm 52 SUTTON SAMMIES The 1962-63 edition of the Sutton Sammies recorded a 12-11 season under the guidance of Coach john Kollis and Asst. Coach john Sullivan. Two seniors, Al Blanchard and Dan Valatka, were named co-captains for the year. The high points of the season were a seven-game winning streak in Dec. and two important Wins over Warren and Douglas. Sutton tied for fifth in the WWCL and went on to the Clark Tournament where they lost to defending champion Lunenburg in the first round. The leading senior and rebounder was Dan Valatka. The future is bright with 7 juniors coming back next year. N: I .Q . . ,Q Q 'ff 'N' Trsw 1, -4- J i -. '? ' ?ogj V 1 . 'f ,W . dl i 5 ff fc, T ' ' if . JAY-VEES T Andy Smith, Dickie Orphui Managers wr 1-9 04 TT04, f-Nl T04 QV mfr V041 sill 704 rr f QWUW 04' wr- . ' ', ' s ffliey 'Awvru' SSFKSNS-lfK 'J us, I It 1' X gkk ., 1 . - 13 55'-,!.2f 'Qml-ga4.4y.,wf .W M X ' ,JK 1 1 I Marcia Pearson Captain in Z 'Q it i X Q X 1 Q D -T T' Donna r J Portelance I JI Judy Henn I Elaine Towle .- -- M rf' X . c 1 1, - 'X Aileen alarka B Barbara King 0 . 3. N ,1 5 q 1 , es 2 Sharon Kneeland Carolyn Carter . V 2 i s in K ll .lllrir r l F.1tn'1t , - ' 4, s C 'L'3.f N 1 -17 . .gnu 5 llwlsl .1nd,Itu1t'I Mn-l ttlson, CO'C.11Wltll1lS. SECOND ROW: Mt, l.LllXlOlll.lgllQ A- Co.1ch,C.1tol Ions- zg tofu t Sunlll, FJ,l1-let Olew,SLlst1il Purdy, liuuxuu :XlAQll'IL'llLlll, Cllllilllly l:lllIOll, ff?ur.1ld1neCl1.1se, Ruth A lltlft-mils ltl.l liu.ulttu,1ttl, llopt' Suulla .lIlLlll.ll'Ul1x'1l Mollt-nr -- nwnlqggt-1g ' SUTTON SUSIES Sutton lo . . . Leicester 43 Sutton 131 . . . Oxford 25 Sutton 24 . . . Oxford 15 Sutton 28 . . . Hopedale 253 Sutton Q34 . . . St. Marys 24 Sutton 213 . . . Douglas -to Sutton .353 . . . Leicester 2l Sutton 24 . . . Hopedale 27 Sutton 48 . . . Charlton 34 Sutton I5 . . . Douglas 48 JAY-VEES 4 V. a i af ' ,, -T: Y' ,QU xa x X BOYS BASEBALL Graceful or what I' X 'if 7 . ' 1 1' K, r 4 K gf 'rf ' 1 The Peanut Gallery .-r' H mm What'd you say, CMP You Got Him Pete Y A .4 . ,nf,,,JN -. ' 1 , ff' I5 :-,2 V A 'Q TEAM dw ?- -JE Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Laniontagne, Coaches: Jeff Eaton,Fred Jarvais, Co Captains: Richard Orphin, Manager. SECOND ROW Robert Bessette, Richard Naughton, Austin Carter, Howie Botto1iily,Vaught Harding, Robert Dakin, Butch Row, Dickie Pierpont. THIRD ROW Allan Latti, Perry King, John Barton, Pete Picard, Ken Lavallee, Walt Murray, Keith Baker, lim Baker, Mike Towle. 136 'H' E s X he -A-13 ' 'vf if I GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM GULF TEAM Mr. Spence, Coach, Ross Weaver , Brad Rertllc, John Hcnn, Hunter Wltitney, Paul Rc-idy. FIRST ROW: Janice Whitten, Susan Purdy, Janet Mickelson, ljvclyn Stewart, Nancy Holst, Linda I,cBca11. SIYVOND POW: HH Lundgrcn, Hope Smith, Carol Tanner, Barbara Hnrncs, tlnycc Smith. NancyO1es, Donna Maclarcn, frntlrca Kncc1and,Shtgi1a Duggarpixlr. Paul, Coach. THIRD ROXx':ITiL1nc Rcnand, Heather Crowell, Ianis Heming- way, Indy Crosby, Dawn Moss, Pat MacDonald, Linda Adams. QP- f !.-, w- X 41,4-'f 1L HIGHLIGHTS w ,A , . 4215- TL , f 6 ' 'sliv- ' ,I ' 1' 'T T' . W ..!.. V. ,, I y . . V , 1 . 5 ' r Y. A Iv ' W, 0 X 3 , i -f, ,K J V V - f. , A ,. .xv 4 , an -M f- ' . .0 - 4. 'Q ' A I . ff., . ' V .2 'aa' z Q, i..1F3u 2, ' -- V+- ' ' .- ' .. ' .' .... Planiinion T5 EASTOVER -- Our Class Trip Hi yall -- this is Eastover as seen through the eyes of the Seniors on April 15-17, l9o.'3. As you can see from the pictures, we had a ball starting from the time we left the school at 8:30 on Monday morning -- with a burst of guitar music and off-key sing- ing -- until the time we returned on Wednesday afternoon -- with a burst of guitar mu- sic and off-key singing. ln between we spent three days of dancing, eating, bowling. swimming. horseback riding, and playing ping pong. tennis, cards, and making-telephone-calls-to-the- folks-at-home. We also tried our hands at skeetshooting. The boys were fairly suc- cessful, but the less said about the girls. l hc llcrnauc Room the better. The Trading Post The southern influence at Eastover was very strong and if we all came back with a drawl. there was a reason for it. The Heritage Room contained mementos ol' the Civil War -- the south will rise again! We danced in the car- riage room and drank all the soda we could hold plus all that we could carry. The Plan- tation llouse was our honie for thethrec days although we didn'1 sec A niuch ol' il . The memories ol' our class trip will never he l'Ul'L1Ollk'll by llli' SL'IllOl' lflalss ol' l'lofl. A toast to our days at Eastover. Y s 'Q-3 , . 1 f,l Qi R 'A . I s' -s --1. X is A fn Qui, 'fax f 4.47 'X Our patient, patient chaperones. -. r X1 I .kg Did someone space the soda I There's a pool underneath him! 1 'WAI I I QL -'I I I I l ' 'pil' Ilan and Ilan at the old piano. Breakfast in bcdlani . . 1 it , 'wirf'-' ff! But, Georgia, it HURTS! Y . i What do you mean, this isn't Oi1I'I'0O1ll?4' X A EASTOVER MEMORIES Blue Skies and Red Sails . . .-eo-ed Pjparties. . . swipin'soda . . .allnight poker game . . . Rick and Georgia . . . Good morning to you, to you, to you. . . Shinola. . . Wejust fell in, Mr. Grant! . . .red nightshirts. . . cigarette holders , . . .Sandyiathe horses . . .Angie . . . Rooms98-1. . .Hi, y'all! . . . our own trio . . . midnight bed-checks . . . the relay race. . .Shower Stall Follies . . . those wild and wonderful wacky days -- at Eastover . . . So long, Seniors. Oh, horsie, not So FAST! E Shuf- fle board anyone . nd ihcn wr-'il head can off at the pass. J S The Seniors at Bac- calaureate. Guest speaker, Henry Holly. K 'L BACCALAUREATE ii, ' Q5 ,rv .1 x U l 4,4 V, . gg. , A . w Xxx- ' ' Perry King, organist Y N ' 'lv A -5' .7 - if X ff Rev.Phi1brick gives the invocation. The Giee Club, directed by Mr. Whitman. K JN Y i - 'vi 'E .. . Iiveljvn Stewart Peter Picard Sharon Kneeland The flrlIlCflC3.l'1 Image Importance of Clear Thinking Living With Decisions HONOR SPEAKERS AT GRADUATION G RADUATION PROC RAM Prcessional Star Spangled Banner Invocatton Rev Davtd Cam Seven Fold Amen Chorus Address of Welcome Robert Flinton Essay Evelyn Stewart Bless Thts House Chorus The Audience applauds Essay Peter Picard all award- Your Land and My Land Chorus Robert Flinton, Salutato - rian. Alma Mater Recesstonal Essay Sharon Kneeland Song of Farewell Chorus wards Raymond T Douville Remarks H Deane Hoyt Dtplomas Presented C William Holst Benedtctton Rev Ledoux Class, Gift Barbara King A . ' . I 'TvNR '4 'T? '7 'T'I Viola Schotanus receives trophy for highest four year scholastic standing. Evelyn Stewart receives Bausch and Lomb Award, Sallie Nunnemacher, Girl Graduate. Doris Adams in processional. The Glee Club Barbara King presents class gift to Ted Brown, presi- dent of the Class of '64. Xlr. lloyt delivers reiiiar M. SAYONARA -- The Senior Prom, and our farewell to Sutton High. Our japanese theme was beautifully carried out as we danced through a lovely garden to the music of Russ Cole and his orchestra. The Queen's court pictured above, was selected by the orchestra. They are, left to right, Vicky Godding, Patricia Maclraren, Susan Purdy, and Linda Oelschlegel. The queen is Sharon Kneeland. It was a night to remember. Janet Mickelson, Barbara King, Nancy Holsr, and Marcia Pearson try out our bridge. - L ft ng! 11 i ai K A-ffm , 4 l' K X I I ' . Sharon and Bill Couples sitting our a dance. 3 Queen's court and escorts: Par, and Wendy Wliir - tierg Vicky, and Normand l.a- x Q 4 A 3.1 ,,. Voieg Sharon, and Bill Olirnp if its f fi I V 555, Ann' 1 Sue, and Butch Myersg Linda, and Ken Laval- lee. .ir- I 4 .1'. 'lI.'lI.lI Our Japanese Garden The Grand March: Alan and Donna, Bob and Kathy. 94 'IQ - R bridgc. 5 ' v 0 Q I Left: Pausiug on thc Riglu: 'Nw L-lla-L-111 n . Underclassmen acccpt refreshment from Doc M rv P-,,,.,4-15 E ADVERTISEMENTS ff Mr Mr Mr Mr tra Mr Mr Lat Mr . 81 lNll':. .81 Mrs. . 81 Mrs. . Edward Robert C. Adams Wallace E. Adams Rolund L. Albee Anderson il Anderson . 81 Mrs. . 81 Mrs. 'rx' -Xrutx' . lit . 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. H. Spei John Barton Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. John E. Anderson Martin Anderson .-Xllllc' .'XI'l'L'll Carl W. Baker Norman Baker lfred Baldwin Howard Barnett tcer Barnett Lincoln Batchellor Alfred Beaton Anthony Bebka Mr. 81 Mrs. Miss Nora Benson Edward, Ernest, and Terrance Bernard Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Bernard Mr. gl Mrs. Raymond Bessette Bill Bilodeau Miss Crystal Bilodean Mrs. Irene M. Bilodeau Robert .-X. B .Xlan Blanchard Judy Blanchard Mr. gl Mrs. Miss Diane Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Stephen Bec lais Willard Blanchard Bousquet Joseph D. Bousquet Norman Bousquet Theodore J. Bousquet EZIYHCSI Bontilier Howard Bottomly Compliments of Bradish's Snack Bar Mt. 81 Mrs, Joseph Brady Mr. liatl P. Briggs Mr. Harold Briggs, jr. Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Brigham Miss Jndy llronillette Mr. JL Mrs. Maurice Bronillette Mr. 62 Mrs. Sten Brote Mr Mr Mr Mi I 8 Mrs Charles A. Brown . J . . .81 Mrs, Louis J. llnscone . SL' Mrs. Willt.tn1t,.ttlo ,JD Mr-, C,li.irles VI, C..irlson r.1.iri' fair lsoll l l f..n'ol'.i1f,girler PATRONS Chuck Carter Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Case Mr. Michael Case lvffy R. Charest Mr. Herbert Chase Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter N. Chase Mr. 81 Mrs. Norton Clarkson Mr. 81 Mrs. Yale Cohen Mr. 81 Mrs. James Colton Mrs. Frances V. Conley Mr. 81 Mrs. Ulysses Cournoyer Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis Couture 81 Mrs. Leo Couture Miss Judy Crosby Mr. gl Mrs. Frank H. Dakin Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Dayagian Mr. 81 Mrs. Anson Davis A. R. Davis Mr. 81 Mrs. Lester Dayts Mr. gl Mrs. A. A. Dayson Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Decoteau Mr. 81 Mrs. Vincent DeFeudis Mr. 81 Mrs. John DeHaan Miss Delauzia Deome Mrs. Irene Deome Miss Rtta Deome Mr. 81 Mrs. Sid DeYonng Mr. Raymond Dona Mrs. Arthur W. Donaldson Mr. 81 Mrs. John I. Donehue Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond T. Douvill Mr, Carl Dubey Mr. 81 Mrs. Elmer J. Duclos Mr. 81 Mrs. Edwin Q. Duggan Compliments of Duke Mrs. Pauline Ebbeling Dave Eccleston Mr. 81 Mrs. Patil Edwards Mi'. 81 Mrs. Edward Fedorcznk Mr. 8 Mrs. Patil Fields Mr. gl Mrs. V. Filipkowski Al liitton Daxid Fitxgerald Elaine R. Fttfgerald Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald Mr. 81 Mrs. Chester lflmton Mr. Bust 81 Mrs. Harold lflinton el' l7Oley' Mr 81 Mrs. l.onis l'oppem.i Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank lford A l'rtend M1381 Mrs, W. P. I-nlton 70 Mrs. Mary Galligan Mr. gl Mrs. Joseph Gautreau Mr, 81 Mrs. Robert R. Giddings Mr. Norman Giguere Peggy Godbout Mr. 81 Mrs. Oscar L. Godding Mt. 81 Mrs. Harlan C. Goodwin J Mr. 81 Mrs. Clifford Goyette Mr. 81 Mrs. George Graham Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward J. 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Mr. 81 Mrs. - f Lxeretl lxme .Xlldee Klleelalld Mr. 8 Mrs. Retd .Xndtetv Kneeland Susan Catherine Kneeland Klllflsx' .1Xndretv H. Kneeland John Il. Koliss M1181 Mrs. Vlnllup M. I..tll.nre I' Richard LaFlamme Miss Judy Lambert Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul L. Lamontagne Mr. Richard B. Landry Paul LaPlant Mr. 8: Mrs. Oliver Larson Miss Claire Lauziere Mr. 8: Mrs. Emmanuel Lauziere Mr. David Lavallee Kenny Lavallee Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Laxallee Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Miss Chris Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert E. Lavallee William Lavasseur Lavoie Alfred Ledoux Mr. Edgar D. Leonard Mr. Edward Leonard Mr. 8: Mrs. Pine View LesMoines Loft Miss Ruth Libbey Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Benjamin MacLaren George MacLaren Mr. Hugh C. MacNeil Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. Arthur Thomas Malmgren H. Marando, Jr, Miss Donna Marks Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Marks Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Franklin Marsh Charlie Masters Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Martin Edgar McCarthy Dr. Donald McDaniel Mrs. Wiley McDaniel Mr. 8: Mrs. John J. McDermott, Miss Mary Mercure Mr. 8: Mrs. L. S. Merrill Mr, 8: Mrs. John E. Mickelson Mr. Henry Mingolla Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr, 8: Mrs. Jim Moore Everett L. Minor Frederic Mongeon Jonathan Moore Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. Joseph Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. Walter Andy Nedo Mrs. Ellen Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Moore Morin G. E. Mosher G. Edwin Mosher Richard S. Mosher Murray roscik Norlin Richard P, Novak R. F. Nunnemacher l PATRONS Mrs. Marie Mr. 8: Mrs. Bill Ohrn Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Oelschlegel Wilburt Oelschlegel Frank H. Paine Russel Parkhurst Bruce Paquette Robert G. Paul Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Pearson Malcom Pearson Paul Pearson Edmond Peladeau Axel Peterson Dean Peterson Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. John W. Peterson Stanley Peterson Theodore Phelan George Picard Roland Picard R. H. Pierce Dunbar G. Plant Edward Plant E. Ernest Plante Richard Platts Frederick Plock J, F. Portelance, Jr. Clemence J. Prince Jimmy Purcell Mr. 8: Mrs. Barry B. Putnam, Jr. Mr. David Putnam, Jr. Miss Louise Ray Mr. 8: Mrs. David W. Reid Red Mr, George Richard Mr. 8: Mrs. Purse Richards Mr. 8: Mrs. Roland Richard Mr. 8: Mrs. Andrew J, Rivers Mr. 8: Mrs. O. Randall Robbins Mr. 8: Mrs. George Rocheleau Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Roy Roy Tyle Co. Sargent's Garage Mrs. Annie Mr. 8: Mrs. Schotanus Philip Schroeder Mr. Donald G. Schwab Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Seaver Mrs. Rosienne Senecal Mr. 8: Mrs. Hugo Senkarik Betty Sevigny Mr. Roger Seivigny Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Elliott R. Shaw Norman Shaw Mr. Robert Shaw 71 Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr, 8: Mrs, Snooky Walter B. Shaw Daniel S, Stnitli Eller1v'B, Smith Emil B. Smith James A. Smith Gordon J, Spence Mrs. Gladys R. Stewart Lt. J. G. 8: Mrs. Richard L. Stewart Mr, 8: Mrs. L. W, Stimpson Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis St. John Mr. 8: Mrs. Wilfred Stockwell Mr. John ll. Sullivan Mr. Algird Sunskis, Jr, Sutton Service Station Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr, 8: Mrs. Lincoln Swan Alvin B. Swi-ndell Peter Sgewerenka Miss Eleanor Szlosek John C. Tankis Teachers ol' Manchaug School The Three ol- Us Mr. 8: Mrs. Rene Thibodeau Mrs. Beatrice Tousignat Mr. 8: Mrs. Everett Towle, Jr, Mr. 8: Mrs. Everett Towle, Sr. Mr. Lawrence Towle Mr. 8: Mrs. Nelson Towle Mr. 8: Mrs. Olin Towle Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul E. Towle, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. William A. Tremblav Mr, Michael W, Trottier Two of Us Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert H. Urback Aileen Valatka Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Valatka Mr. 8: Mrs. James VanderBaan Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard VanderBaan Mr. 8: Mrs. Clarence VanDyke Mr. 8: Mrs. Jacob VanDyke Miss Judith Vaundel Mr. 8: Mrs, Robert Viekery Mr. 8: Mrs. George Vincent Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Visser Mr. Wilbert Visser Mr. 8: Mrs. Richie Wahlstrom Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert E. Wallis Hunter Whitney Mr. Wendell Whittier Mr. 8: Mrs. Elvin Winchell Mr. 8: Mrs. Felix Yongsma L I ffl. 7!d442?, Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook cr permanent reminder of your. school years, recording wrth photo' graphs one of the happiest and most excrtrng trrnrw nl your Iitef We hope that, just as you have chosen us crs your Clflxx photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Stuolros whrrn you want photographs to help you rernernber other rnonrr-ntous Clays to come! Whr-rr you choose Loring portraits you Ur sure Ot the finest craftsmanship at the most rrrodvrqrtr- pimp ' Llllll li W Tllllll New England's Largest School Photographers f'lll7WM Z L Compliments of SVEA BAKING COMPANY INC. -4-gf-X, lr- -Y 'M -- 7 C M- -Ms 7 5 fi arxsnv- r 'Q' .ff FRESH X EAD 24 Greenwood Street Worcester Massachusetts JOHN HUTNAK JR. 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FORD Falcon Fairlane 500 Galaxie 500 Thunderbird Trucks Serving Sutton Millbury MERCURY Comet Meteor Monte ry and ,-if iT? 'FEEYS A ' v ' , for over 410 years -- Telephone Union 5-111192 Massachusetts POLLY'S ANTIQUES Bought 8. Sold Furniture, Chino, Gloss, ond Primitives Mrs . Kenneth Show UN-5-2654 Singletory Ave. , Sutton CENTER BARBER SHOP Joseph L. Flcmond, Prop. FURN-CRAFTS, INC. Decorotors of Fine Furniture R. E. N. CHEVROLET SALES Refinishing - Repairing - Reupholstering Roberl E- NYCIOWI Interior Decoroting 5 Douglos Rd. Whitinsville, Moss O. J. Bylsmo Route I46 uN-5-2702 Millbufy, MOSS. CECICW 4-3274 Compliments of SUTTO N AUTO BODY L. Save 5555555555 At RELIABLE JEWELERS On Diomond Wotches - Clocks Cert. Wotchmoker 8. Jeweler CEdor 4-2966 86 Church Street B Whitinsville, Moss. Compliments of PROVOST BARBER SHOP Moin Street Monchoug Moss Compliments of BERT'S SHOE REPAIR I I I Church Street Whitinsville, Moss. BENOIT JEWE LERS Compliments of Diomonds -- Wotches -- Jewelry BARRETT'S MARKET Store of Quality Since l9l2 Moin Street H3 Church St., Whitinsville, Moss. Monchctug, Massachusetts Compliments ot Compliments of MAURlCE'S on the common FROST'S STORE Millbury Center c. A. LYNCH COmDlimGI1tS of PHARMACIES, nstc. Eost Douglos VERN'S RESTAURANT Uxbridge North Uxbridge Sutton, Massachusetts AL's MARKET E Groceries Meots Vegetobles I I ,. 4? 1 Beer ond Wine WL . Mom Street, Monchoug, Moss Compliments of BUSCONE GENERAL AND PACKAGE STORE Complete line of Groceries, Liquors, Patent Medicines and Sundries ? Q . 1' 5' Q' L l Covucl CHEESE Louis J. Buscone, Prop. WI .7 Pnone GReenvvood6-91180 Niancnaug, Mass. 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Bulldozers -- Trucking -- Trencning Crane and Clam Service Grading -- Drilling -- Blasting Compressor Service UNion 5-2069 Providence Turnpike, Sutton PLEASANT VALLEY RESTAURANT Route 1116 Lobsters -- Steaks -- Chops -- Cnickens Full Course Nleal Any time day or nignt 1 or Snack Q Rose lVloos kia n COMPLIIVNENTS OE THE TEACHER'S CLUB MAY SUCCESS ATTEND YOUR EVERY ENDEAVOR MILLBURY NATICNAL BANK The Key To Greater Peace Of Mind ls The Key To A Safe Deposit Box lnside Our Strong Vault Come In And Get Yours! Jsa iliuqlt' lu. -icaoo' P Q ::a':r::: 9' 36 3 9. h A ' 5 'fnutf Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Millbury Massachusetts Be Alive! Wear Wool The only living fibre it breathes for you! W. W. WINDLE COMPANY BLUE JAY LOBSTER POND Lobsters -- Alive and Swimming Grill, Dairy Bar, and Dining Room G. E. Mosher and Sons Sutton, Massachusetts UN5 l 1-I i I Compliments of J. SWEET 8. 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