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

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The life we are living now will be a governing factor in the future years. How we react to failures and successes now will contribute to our future character. Therefore it is evident that we should appreciate every minute of life. Small and insignificant as we may seem, there is a perpetual stream of enthusiasm present in school. The rings of laughter in the hallways, the eager faces willing to learn, the faithful planning of an unknown future, the small mischievious smiles, and the cooperative efforts between stu- dent and teacher are things which are not new to us . These are only sparks which lead to the kaleidoscope of emotions, thoughts, and activities. The joys of friendship . . . the loneliness during troubled times . . . the crying and laughing over mistakes . . . listening and learning . . . grow- ing . . . singing on bus rides . . . bouncing on the trampoline . . . and buying Greos . . . these all constitute a remarkable event in school called LIFE. We shall forever strive for our own goals by seeking out new realms, by living each day to its fullest and appreciating the opportunities granted to us. Life itself is too short--and these memories are too precious to waste--we should all live up to our fullest potential. 6

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