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

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,. A message 'I Dear Reader: The 1973 Exitus marks the end of an era. The irksome days of double sessions have come to an end as the Class of '73, the first and only class to totally experience the change from the normal routine of class times, is the last to graduate under these con- ditions. We have not experienced a normal school day and our opportunities have been limited in respect to co-curricular activities and selection of courses. However, our unique situation has provided us with a theme for Exitus '73, The introduction will give you an historical account of the six prior years of double ses- sions while this issue of Exitus reflects the final year of this time span. The year will be presented by unfolding a dazzling mastery of photo-journalism. The use of black and white will create a striking effect upon our theme while the line technique creates dividers. The from the ditors. . . pages before you will show a new way of visualizing faculty, students, and administra- tion, working, studying, and enjoying a varie- ty of activities. You may see yourself, your friends, or your classmates caught by a candid camera. You will see a smile, a sigh, or a face reflecting the agony of defeat. We, the edi- tors, hope that you enjoy Exitus '73 as we have enjoyed being the directors of this drama. On behalf of the class we would like to thank all of the individuals that will be re- sponsible for our graduation on June 8, 1973. Realizing that double sessions have been a strain on individuals other than students we wish to express our sincere gratitude to the members of the school committee, faculty, and all of those who have assisted us since the inception of double sessions. We hope that the pictorial presentation within this year- book will exemplify our appreciation. ' w77?af. Clmra. 'Hama H-LQBGOVU

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Table of Contents Cover Story ......... Dedication . . . . People Seniors . . . . Juniors ....... .page 4 .page 10 .page 12 .page 26 Soph om ores ..... page 28 Freshmen ...... page 30 Administration .... page 32 Faculty ........ page 34 For cover story see Clubs pages 4-9. Student Council . . .page 63 Advocator ...... page 64 Exitus . . . .... page 65 Dramatics ....... page 66 FNA .......... page 67 National Honor .... page 68 Society Activities Pancake Breakfast . .page 46 Scholarship Game . .page 47 Spaghetti Supper . . .page 78 French Restaurant . .page 80 Burbank Hospital . .page 81 Band Concert ..... page 82 Chorus Concert . . .page 84 Slave Auction .... page 86 Donkey Basketball . page 102 Art Museum Trip . page 104 Art Show in Boston page 1 05 Junior Prom .... page 1 06 France Trip ..... page 108 Sports Cross-Country . . . Field Hockey .... Soccer ..... . . Basketball ...... Cheerleaders .... Fans ...... . . Advertising ..... . . . Ad Directory .... Senior Activities . . . . . Index . . . . . .page 72 .page 74 .page 76 .page 88 .page 96 .page 98 page 1 10 page 1 45 page 148 page 149 - G gg 'F ,. .2-gp 'I ffm A C00-

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