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

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The indispensable authorit 5 in-:nv 7 P 4' ' , 39 ,, V g saa- 1 i ,X-A 1 i + . . 1, A ,f :V Q.,bw'- , , 2 Y - if 5 4 1U'l: .:'..-- Gordon J. Spence, Superintendent Before the school year opened the school committee appointed Mr. Gordon J. Spence superintendent - elementary coor- dinator. ln this capacity Mr. Spence has spent numerous hours working together with administration, faculty, and students to bring about closer ties. Devotion to edu- cation has been the guide which has motiv- ated him to Work so diligently on the plans for the new elementary school. The con- I Mr. Spence and Mr. Grant prepare school budget struction of this building will then make possible a normal school day for the high school, an end to double sessions. This ad- ministration has encouraged teachers to visit other schools and lea.rn of new pro- grams being fostered by more progressive school systems. Concern for the students and their place in society has resulted in the sponsoring of a drug workshop, for both faculty and students. Sutton School Committee members: Mrs. Norman Slocum, Mr. Kenneth Stuart, Mr. Dunbar Plante. 5

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Involved in the daily interactivity with the faculty and students is our prin- cipal, Mr. Edward F. Grant. Administra- tion, the backbone of our school, has given us our direction. His task isn't an easy one, yet he always finds time to listen to the ideas of students. As we look back, we remember the devotion, fairness, and bits of humor which Mr. Grant used in his dealings with us. When faced with upsetting problems, such as dress code changes, he never acted hast- ily. Mr Grant has ideals which he believes in and strives to achieve them in the right manner. This school year he has ini- tiated many new hap- penings. We no longer have supervised study halls or late slips. Our principal led the way in humanizing the school. With the assis- tance of faculty and student council, he has developed a distinctive educational institution and has won the re- spect and admiration of all. Os. ,s 405, ,. ' .5' ' . - T. , - 1'-fc , Edward F. Grant, Principal sg A Mr. Grant takes a pause in his busy day to clean pipe. -