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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

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Many traces of the happiness we knew Times we shared with each other They're the way we were And it all seemed so easy then But has time made us forget the way we smiled Will wishes ever bring back again The memories we once knew Memories can be so wonderful, but sad Those that pain us to remember Are the ones we seem to forget But those magic memories Flow forever in our minds Those yesterdays let us remember The way we were. i I 1 ,- 111 Beth Bjork Cathy Johnson Cynthia Morse Dolores Alger Donna Novak C hri stopher Nl ora no David Harting David Leno Debra Ohrn Donna Reidy Donald Plante Eilene Nevins Joan Bedrosian Douglas Smith Edward Breau Frederick Novicku CLASS OFFICERS sp N? D. W... x 4 , 4. 1 v , . 9 1 U---' f L ef NN 5: X .f nf Tx' 'Y' 'WN ' f , ,. 5, .e ,. ,-Qizf -2- 1 , 2? 5 ,ifmf 'f - . LX' .993 '- fi f ff ' ar , ' 4, 17 1- 5. gf: -, :A-.. 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A -' Donna Crehan Kimberly Vebach ' p .Miirzr Q Exitus '77 Sutton High School Volume 39 Table Of Contents Who Lit The Scoreboard Victory Is Our Battle Cry lVIy, Hovv He Does Run We Are The Shinguards Around The Rim and ln Cheerleaders People Are Important Seniors '77 Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service Class Officers and Student Council Winter Wonders The Head Of The Class And Now Its Time For . . lVleet The Press Sing, Sing A Song What Tests Tell You Musical Events Jr. Gems 26 34 42 88 96 1 104 24 48 50 72 74 78 80 106 +-w-Q -F-F-Q-iw ,We WT On The Go S For Seniors Record Hop Yearbook Work Release Features Dedication School Opens Earlier Fo Election '76 12 Ways to Study Being Young And Different ls The Hardest Thing Of All lVloney Saving IVIenus Advertising r Sutton . -Yfll XLIUW 'X 'l x an N Gr' N - .! 1 5, V N 1 J A xl ,,,, X -jf' . ,.,..-,121 -.4 -fi ,,.f 'bw fflfff X:-.., ,af ww ,X 224' UQ' 'vm . Q vm'-. , hw. . --,J 9' School Dpens Earlier For Sutton September 7 vvas thought of as the last day of vaca- tion to catch your breath before beginning school. lt was used to look back on the higher points of summer. But for Sutton students things were different. Sept- ember 7th meant seeing old friends but also seeing old teachers. As every year does, this year brought a new class of Freshmen. Bigger than any g class presently in the high r '7 school. You see them ev- erywhere. Looking for lock- ers, classrooms and even the office. It took a while for them to get used to the strange new surroundings but soon they were able to get around with minimum difficulty. Their years at Sutton may seem eternal, but soon they'll be the Sen iors, looking back on their four years at S.H.S. 20 an L5-E af u R 8 l 'ffm-'? er u, in or UTI? nn nu .ighs XWNI 'xl . wx X . -Q ff' f ,fm 42,4 -Q-'ll . 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After primary elections were held, the gym vvas converted into Precinct eil and students svvarmed in to officially elect the officers for their respective classes. Bal lots were then carefully counted and official results were announced to the stu- dent body. With a better understanding of the election process, most students learned hovv to qualify to vote and became more actively involved in the process. Elections became more important for the students while also being made aware of the privelege that it is to be able to vote and to voice one's opinion. 23 Class Officers Sophomores President--Cathy IVIorse Vice President--Patricia Winkievvicz Secretary--Donna Amato Treasurer--IVIark Goodwin luniors President--David Gvazdauskas Vice President--Nancy IVIorano Treasurer--Andrevv Mosher e Secretary--Theresa Sardagnola - f 1 jf I, Freshmen President--Barbara Domey Vice President--IVIichaeI Bousquet Treasurer--Jeffrey Conley luniors Nancy lVlorano David Gvazdauskas Kim Broberg Freshmen Trudy Beique Barbara Domey Tracy Newton Seniors Bob lVIagner Michael Hatfield J ,, . . , I 7 f .!.,w. , v- . 0 sf? g, fl- 'ff ' J Q r as . . S ,Z I YWQA 1 FQ! Sophomores Vivian Alger Cathy Morse Russell Kleber 4 MQ 5 Student Council l 25 4+ Victory s Our Michael Hatfield Karl Ekman Robert IVlagner W Gary Eaton if Donald Plante David Leno Paul Domey Richard lVlaClaren Phil Beckwith Kevin Bickford Tom Danstrom is if .' f xxx 1 1 ff 'X fl Z' fp' l of 5 it , ' ,, X Q Battle Cry! f 1 ,, w ,. tg: X ,, 2' ,, , ::?:f'f ' uf:-H ,',l,3gi79 , ,4 , ,Z N -.Adio f , is 'Q' The Sammies do it once more!! With a 10- 3-2 record, the sammies won the Dual-Val- ley League Title. Leading the team were Bob llllagner and Gary Eaton, co-captains, the sammies won their first 6 games which gave them the encouragement and deter- mination that led them on to VICTORY Goalie's, Don Plante and Andy lVlosher had 2 shut-outs each and kept the opposing teams atbaywith their goal-tending abili- ties. With defensemen Al Hicks and the junior trio of Phil Beckwith and Tom Dans- trom and Dave Gvazdauskas, the sammies and halftheir team completed, So far, so good. Next we have the most powerful, the speedy and the most feared by all, the sammies forward They proved to be the major factor in the game when the game was needed. The half- backs were outstanding and were probably the most valuable asset for the taking of 'the Championship. One of the sammies most surprising talents was the ability to to win big games when needed, and there were quite a few games like that. The sam- mies will lose a few of their players next year, but will come back next year even stronger to conquer once again 28 P 1 ar 4 1,29 , ., '.:1 Vi 'buff' f Q .. ' '..,5-Q, r ,w f 4, V3 ' p , .V X 5 v . fi 4 'J' X -5 Us 76. 1 I. yn my Fl 44 5 f, if gs' X n' .. ' an M . fl- 552: 'WZ WK ' . . ' - ' '- .Q . I! ill 1 ' ml ' . l A 4 1 v- ---un P- , if I, ., M ' '-11 ill 1 1 I -A q.,.,,-..-...,, , ,-, 'x I ' I I 4 ' p -1 ' Q4 -b S 1 K f - . - 1 , I ig X ' , ' A .Q V' ' V1 -..- 'l 5-2 'liffif A.. f A , gl, 42 , . ,'-...V ,, . 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X, ' X X, X . .. A n W x, + K , ' 1 - . N' ' - ' - ff ' I 5, , ' S , A -Q ' ' .uf X X' ,..x .Q W K, Zines -.31'?'9'x-, A ,fi 'T ' X . ' -'H an . :Mi-iware-WX-'ew+X1wf1f': . W1-. ' 'f,? fX.: ' ,Y5v3. i .iwarf 217+ -. avi' Q .,fxfJF-iga VQHJA' A N , .ir Q... .X :fffxt-'SH iw 4. -T-xv? his - , - Rt, will-rfsasdx XA.: K. ' Q, ,:,- - .Il 2 'WF' fl 3,54 '- .-.. A.-...gy ,4-. ,W i +14 A p-of-. 30 3 1 Robert Russel Michael Bousquet Timothy Stevenson lVlarl4 Pannicione Robin Sardagnola James Bruno Karl Ekman Brian Towle John Scippa William Stockhaus Paul Domey Brian Stevenson Tom Stahl Coach Paul Bergoffen David Leno Fraser Moss V, I, 'ln Y Y X x 11' I 'i s O U -.I .fu W Q' .5 -uw 1 Q50 ' i V MLB,-'S Q, rv Q 3 V' af-55-K. w 'N --i ':A- ,' L+-lv: 1 4.4 I- T A, Q 'W Q .,f ' ' 2' , rn- ,A 2 , .V . ww .. U 5 4 s ,sm ...JJ 7' aw. 1' 'iw ' L M JA- M JU WLT f?14fff-41 -I 5.4, dm . , 1.y4rf21,g,f 'N' .Axf Ji Ca'u:. :am a'2xq'Q'3g':wl Vrrrwuv E -1 AN' :QQ 1 iv:-Q.-.. . . . Money Making Activities For Seniors The Seniors made quite a profit from the sales of Sutton hats and candy bars.. The hats on hand were greatly in demand and were sold in two days. Then another order of hats came in, and were sold in just a single day. The candy sale, which consisted of plain and almond chocolate candy bars, was also a great success. Everyday, Seniors would be carrying around a box of candy, waiting for students to jump at them. W . '- 1 Jef, f V ' , lf, 2 ' ff 1 . 'Tl . wr' . if fi ff f . 1 , a . -. fp. , I . aft' - weve-ff I, I X LAL 4, iii-i i r . i l l l l l l ll li l 32 1---' 1 ' fx f-A, ::-.- a, , JTQDQ' Hi ' z 41' ' . -- 45' - , t'.wvs,, -1 if glans ' 'yo if Er...- -...J I I 1 I I I I I I I I U KJ I fx E ' -jg I I I I I E uf'-'vi '4'F-'kvwl f JJ .jf VM? Sl ll 1 I suv fm l ,mini 'Ngnotr' , 51? Y 57 i 44' V' Kd 411, My . . . How He Does Run MICHAEL HOOD -Coach of a winning season CHRIS MORANO- Co-captain. Took 34 se- conds off of the old school record. Dual Val ley All- Star. DAVID HARTING- Co- captain. Although hampered by injuries, was still a strong runner. WAYNE CARRIER- Usually the fourth or fifth place. ' RONNIE ANNIS JOHN STRATFORD BILL LINDSTROM MICHAEL TROTTIER MICHAEL GATTO JOHN GRUNSTROM DONALD EATON CLARK EATON MICHAEL PELLITIER 9,31 s sax' E V 4 Og A ea. 'K , . - 15'- Qf. ' .A , . . is is wifi I . -i .i,, 1 . 1 . f .A -f I - -A 5. 8. . ww ,J .3 .ia 4 :t,'i,Q'3f ilkf?'.'l.if.l33f if l . C - ' . J - we , Cross-Country Team llllachael Gatto Michael Trottier Chris lVIorano-Co-Captain Dave Harting-Co-Captain James Pelletier Ronnie Annis Donald Eaton Wayne Carrier John Stratford Clark Eaton John Grundstrom Bill Lindstrom ,,, ff- . XEQQZ ii-'gy ,- .,, 5.1 P ' ay, . ., , 1-...AS-r-C, S vl fi: I , if , ,H ,,',' '51 .Q r . - NY, fi' AX. 9' ' -r One Begins By Being Beaten. Then Little By Little, Deep Down, With Precaution And With Determination, One Prepares The Revenge. , . . . ,V 45' 1. rm. 1 -- . ' ww:-.5', 4 J' '- . 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Annis With Hat On His Head ......... s 'N Q, My . , ,Qi 3 S 9 A, A T2 A ' , ,,5 V -' ' s 7:37 ff 'Nl-L, , if-A ' ' I - 1 . 1 5 Q! , ' ,UDLR f ,P 23 t W ' ,X F , I , we f 1 H , if ' 5' 'fl is ,I rm I I ' 9' -f ., ,-1 ., A ' L 1 f 5 Y , I J! of W if 2-ff? al X33 :I J I W .nf K M Y N 'Y , J f 'MQ e rt mv ' ff, i .L FI 1 sl fa,-nl , . .c..J ibn' ug. n 'D' .A it X if f .sa if N .3 XD ' Q X ' - ... 51 ef Vi 37 ' i ,M-- V QQ? p 13 X 9- N if 1 v 38 YV? N x P K8-BA I' , u.. , w. , x .' ff' 5 .. . MA The Junior class along with V the help of their Advisor, lVlr. l Bjorn, held a fund raising dance on November 19 . There was an excellent turnout and everyone had a lot of lun. As many classes have found, dances are an easy way to raise money and spend a Fri- day night. 39 W? fN , 43 f ??f'?.'i11 - 5hQz 5 , J. A ,,x fmfgmw 2,0 ' nl gl N' .-X' rg -Q--. -:sf 1 -1 i ,- ff-:ska f' S , . - ff .,, nf . f ,, Q - SHEILA BOUTILIER- Coach of a winning AL., . . C . , - ' s ,. r 1' ' L. 1' V N team . SUSAN IJIILLETT- Capt. IVI.V.P. ofthe S ,fifty year. NANCY SILUN- Capt: record of 24 goals in one season. Dual-Valley AII Star. Best offensive player. KAREN ARAKELIAN-Capt: unsung hero of the Sutton Shinguards. Alternate on the All-Star team. JANET IVIESSIER- Capt.- best defensive player. LINDA VICKERY MARGARET STEVENSON DODIE ALGER LINDA BROTE LAURIE RAAD DARLEEN PLANTE KAREN JOHNSON CAT HY MORSE WENDY GOODWIN KIIVI EKIVIAN BARBARA RICHARDS DONNA AIVIATO- mgr. LINDA IVIOORE- mgr. 42 ,1 '.AS ' -f Er I -fffa , .Aiyf-f. L aifktd 'al .!'I'.19f ,. fx, 1...Vf...' .- , . I I ' ,--1 '4 ' 'ff '5v ', 'f' ,337 , I I I ff It: 3 We Are The I 4 1- ,F-JO wr f'- E f 2k,,w:2w ai W2 f 'i 'W5 '---:.:A-EX-.A ' 1 -..aL,... 7.37 ! ,Va W x 'N P up . ,,N,.. .mn . e V .,.- f'l Shinguards g, 1 - A 1 ,E-2 I ' . ff A X! 1 'f 3 f z , I L L-4 Dame kstone The round 3 O . .fx 43 1-'Z'-tu' .Q YN' R 13 Y' T x IQERSF ,. XP- .-ivhu lxrlfyf. .1 A v f Afjfv k I .J-L ' ' ., L N , i?'J J -N f., 1 .046 'Jn' , x X X N f gs .'5ilU'4n.......... 11, flux M f , - f 4? A N , Ella- if-x ,1. ' I r xr 'a Q ,Q I ,.. s' 1 ,, w r .M zz' .lu .V ,l 9. 1182 Q9 'if my , V r, , or Nancy IVIorano Cathy Ballard Gayle Belle Lisa Chouinard Barbara Domey Denise Lavoie Cheryl Silun Donna Amato-mgr. Linda IVloore-mgr. Carol Des Gardines lVlary Alger Joan Palmer Vivian Alger Patricia Vllinkievvicz Joy Linder Janet Rosetti Karen Gagner - mgr. Sheila Boutilier- coach 45 F ,1- 3 f M. is was L p....... 15 9 C 4. -4 -,a.. I N.,- '90 I ,, 4' -,- ' u WINTER I rf 0 wig 'Jr 1 .1 I l i 'I f nf 'F' 'YW 5 3 , X ,. 4 4' , '0--Q...,, ,V 1+ ..., '51-.. ' ...4 4' A. 3 a -wg X X inn-cull Wonders Q.......! A REAL TEACHER IS on my side. They let me be me and tries to under- stand what it's like to be me. Accepts me whether he likes me or not. Doesn't have expectations of me be- cause of what l've been or what he's been . ls more interested in how l learn than what I learn. Doesn't make me feel anxious and afraid. Provides many choises. Let's me teach myself even if it takes longer. Talks so I can understand what he means to say. Can make mistakes and admit it. Can show his feelings and let me show mine. Wants me to evaluate my own work. Carl Rogers Mr. Richard Holland Mrs. ludith Murin 3 f Miss Paula lohnson Mrs. ludifh Trudell Mrs. loyce Ettamarna Mr. Steven Romasco Mr- Lawrence Tebo IU' .X --sq E..- ' 'I' '- 1 gi .Nadu x 52 , ix x 9 ,sili- ya 'Q - ff . . , , 1, , ,, V ' V QQ, -' W gwgfkaly-Q. ta f h I ' .Th 5,11 ivy, ' if . we V 3255. ' - ' I 'If .X-.' ,I ag ' 'N If I l ':5 ' , 'lr' l w- an K . It -:,l! ug . 5? , Si , -Qi f-,Q 1 A ' Mr. Micheal Camporiale Mrs. iiaorence Shaw Ms. Majorie Dick .0 l 1 I Mr. William Brosnihan And Mr. James 0'Dea ', 5, . ,A I'-., lu.. , T 'wal J 'Sis 5? ,M-v vvvv .uv v '1-'vs' Yv v r 1 gf , wa? 4 1 , Q li X 1 l Mr. Burton Bjorn Mr. William Ellis Mrs. Agnes Davagian Mrs. Anne Keegan Mr. Gordon J. Spence-- Superintendent of Schools Spot Light IVlr. Edward F . Grant--Principal fu an 1 J 'll ani X ly ii, 4 ll ll fs ll ll fl' f Z lvl llll ll' n ,ll 4 I Y I ' A 4' :' ff, . . E' w ' gs w. .4 ff-Q' 8 gig L- I' 'X , . .4 'M' iff v-', 'lf . K 3' ,yi ,vii 5l fi. ,xx , ' ' N. l . ,ji l X s I, v Nt is MNH X I M1 fw .N M saw fx, -ffga' alms gxw 53-Y 'ip ' O A. MM T ll' f'1Wf'f'f? I' F37 wi , ' 'IA' 1' I Q ,i N ' 5 y x nf ' ' , Q TV- ' ' 'e' it J-' -' 'gi N- . W, x 5' .Kx, lg 2 3 8 ,,-1 v Y X 45 fl I V I ll Eg if 4 .Qt . ,, 1 P3 'UQLMX S i . F 4' 4 jg .-ll' If 4' , la 1 A as-, V lk go P In iz . , gf qu, ll Q ll ll ll , ,, 51 lf . vm I 4 Om - -. f 1 ,K 'Uni' ti' .viii . 1, '- l' .1 V 'Q,n4 Q' ,ff 'Q ' :F ' 11192 ' ' 7' .0 nv I 2,531 'H 3. 1 ' -f V 1 , . -K -., 0 ,, , 1- 15, 51.3 'n'iik' 7 , 4 I - .Y .g,k: I , . , 'ff f-mia' 1 vnu' b .O - .'!.'l'f o . Q Nsifuq GSW . 'I Wins' . xg- I -.s 1' ,I Ml. Zi -l' 'V- , 4 .win 'nn .ll- . .N A X . - . w . . . 'I Y.. 9. gs xr , al ,4 ,4. v5f'3T-f - -IQ' .-'f.- '4 . ,g S.. ' '1 I -ffl, Q . x., - -vs X . X 5 r FQ -at l. -4' in -'is , : -...Ny W nh 4 lVlr. Edward Grant and lVlr. Veto Filipkowski EEN I a I QW lVlrs. Dorothy Henn--school VIUYSG lVlrs. Hilma Pearson-- secretary ' , I AF , E 4, -l., .- fb .Z , X X ,235 r 1 I? X L , Eg is X , Qs.. lVlrs. Phyllis Carlson-- secretary lVlr. Norman Shaw-- custodian lVlrs. Helen lVlcCalIum-- library assistant ' -0-1 , Q - ' ',' 5 I Y T i 'f ' M X ' V ., s - K 'I ,I 0 K ,Y a .f '6 , Q., ar ,-21.---7 f 1' ..-5 MSN . 4- A-.-32 -i' P i BILL - J 60 iz T The More You Know About Something The More Fascinating It Becomes. -',.-4 ' I 1 4? 1 A F? 9 ff 2? Z9 ff is 1. Study the same subject at the same time in the same place everyday. ...gf ,..-4 1 ,fi X W Q. rf -. i 5 3 A I l E I if I .5 A fi af ' n 5 , q' ,. ,- rx . -'N . .1 - .v,.?, ,'4. QV 1, -J W' E A Qlvf - A 4 2 . Spend about one hour at a 3. After deciding what 4. Start with some parti- time on a subject. Spaced prac- you intend to do, sit dovvn cularly easy or interesting tice is superior to massed and tnrovv yourself into the aspect and study similar practice. project energetically. subjects at different times 1 it 3 rx ....g,: . t,.......- ,f 'Ili 3' qv, fist? fix I' . T it t, of W I I -'v-1-1 . I 1 ld- --'rw Ways 12 1 f A 5. Avoid studying at 6. Study as soon after 7. Learn to take notes sleepy times. This is a the class as possible and observe, and listen. good time to study with a schedule your time well. friend. .X 'aw .3 V - s Q4 8 . Learn to memorize effec- tively. Visualize in concrete terms to get a picture in your mind. Use association. 9 . Read with a purpose and with a zest to find out more about the world in which you live, and to find partial an- swers to your questions. 10. Underline in a color code system. ll. Be accurate in taking notes and shortly after re- write and rework the notes. Fill in the gaps. 12. During class be active. Be as responsive and atten- tive as you can. ,f y.. l -... 1 1 'ff 12 12 lf if 4 L 4 5 Cm, M K I 5 -f 1, 3 f,s I ag' 'f ' 1, .' , 4 I 1.5 . ef .nf f 5 .. ,gi- wig' 5 f 5, ki r' w, l V f I 59 , a 12 12 - J .,.. nk Ai yk 3 KJ V - X :fivvi.Q5 ' - 2 ' Q Q1 aa' 'fix Q Q' X ' , Vie z H , - A 4. if ,,-', ' , 5 x AG ' 2 j ' ' ,',. ' . 21 -V f- 'N', . 41 - 5, f- X- .f Q 'Zhi 'V QM' f.. ' fu -1 f-35 ' 43 hx L --1 ik , A' we 'I' 7. 4' c 2 -.-. . w ' . 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Judith IVIurin 35 1 Barbara Richards Sean O'shea Lynn Helgerson Linda Zastavvay Sally Swan Theresa Crehan Lynn Bergeson ldamay Sargent Cynthia Smith Barbara Domey Tracey Newton IVIarie Pearson Debbie Boisvert Denise Pe Iadeau -4 L, .ax Q S 5 Diane Gingras Dawn Curtis Lyn Franca Iangia Jacquelyne Lusardi Donna D'Attorro Robert Chamberlain Theresa Sardagnola Wendy Swan Cynthia Paine Maureen Belle Denise LaVergne Sandra Puchek Debra Maynard 443 i 1 '-rwwnvauw ,U 3. , .J 0: gf 5 D-, f ,,x Ja- .-YS. :.',, N,.v'. ., 'N f Eat, J Brisas:-f ,, A Mr. Camporiale . 4 S 'X x 1 1 Q 1 3 1-ix al-- +Q. 31' ,LE I W ff S XX w 'Ss gag W Muqfqpcw.-an,-Q N- - V x 'v. . I 1 I1 131 .f...,, . 76 .5512 v' K ,V df lx' -X Students in the WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM will attend classes in the morning and be dismissed as soon as their schedule permits l. has applied for admission to the Work Experience Program which is designed to prepare students for employment after graduation or for some later date The advantages of this program are: 1 . It provides an opportunity for personal development. 2 . It provides greater opportunity for employment. 3. lt offers opportunities for increased earnings and advancement ll 77 'Ta What T 1' f 4 , Y w Q59 4 .md eveal? When defined by a dictionary, a test is a critical exami- nation or evaluation vixwiey Whether or not tests actually tell any- thing depends on the individual. Tests, however, are part of every persons en- tire life, in many different forms, and are inevitably ac- cepted by all. :Q Q.. gx L, To students though, tests can be several different things. For some they can mean sleepless nights in anticipation of big exams. For others they may be proof of the amount of knowledge they are able to retain. For many students tests are just anotherpart of school vvhichthey may or may not accept. I 'Vw v.,,,q 1 Y I 1 X f X 1 1 LJ I '2 fggafk 'Y ,I E 1 ini , x ,gk f, ami! MWF K sb :- In 4 zsylf A r fl' U NA Date of trip: December 16, 1976. Teacher in charge: lVlr. R. Holland. Club in- volved: Band. Number of students: 18. Destination: Pleasant Valley. Time leaving Sutton: 5:30. Time arriving at destination: 5:40. Time departing destination: 7:15 Time arriving at Sutton: 7:25. X if fm ii K-P' 4' ' E ii l Date of tri October 14 1976. Teacher in char e: Mr AA D 1 9 - R Holland Club involved: Band. Number of students: 60. Destination Auburn Mall. Time arrived: 6:15 . Time de- parting destination: 7:15 . Time arriving in Sutton: 7:45 Harting Johnson LeClaire . Mckinnon Messier Millett Ohrn Puchek Swart Wolockowicz Belculfine Belle Brigham Harting LeClaire M illett Swart Wolockowicz Belculfine A.--Band T. Coombs B.Dawicki W. Goodwin D. Gvazdauskas D. Harting L. Helgerson G. Lauziere P. Moore D. Pearson B. Richards C. Smith B. Towle W.Davis Jazz Band G.Belle T. Coombs D. Gvazdauskas G. Lauziere P. Moore D. Pearson B.--Band M . Mckinnon M . Towle S M D B A J M T C N D M K B B B. W M C Gagne Goodwin Jacques Hellstrom Johnson LeClaire Mckinnon Newton Paine Peladeau Putnam Towle Tyrrell Richards Towle Dawicki Davis Towle Paine 0 SWF? 2 4' 335 3, ,M 5 I ,CJ 1 xl I' xh?y,x 1- 5 f u fn , x N A U X 4,1 1 X ,Mx 1-,fin s B ,I . s WI, 'S' s' X gf NN ' - . A Q 1- A 'Q ,Q '. f 1 gifs' A - I .ir iff. v ff5 W -r ' ma -K 'ijt 5 ix 1 'K' - , x ,Q L'-' ' ' 4 'Xi W , . , , . A X ' L . ' N i .Q zevagbf H rj ff Qi iw' NDN' A ' Y . 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Apple crisp lVlilk an ,, ,' ,g 1 f - TUESDAY: Beef pepper steaks Whipped potato Buttered wax beans Chocolate chip cookies Bread and butter lVlilk WEDNESDAY: Beef ravioli--cheese cubes Buttered green beans Jello wftopping French bread Milk PLEASE NOTE: lVlenu subject to change 100 Money Saving Menus THURSDAY: Fricassee chicken Whipped potato Buttered carrots Cranberry sauce Butterscotch pudding Rolls and butter Milk FRIDAY: Fish sticks French fries Cole slaw Fresh pear Bread and Butter IVIiIk The Young Innovators -'Zn N. w f',, 7 ,- X ,lv ' , llzgf f V V ..-..,.....gg Q E 1, . Q-1 1 4 I I 1 . v HN .,,. ' ' x 41 ' 'X +i. SX 102 1 . ur- fl' Q. 1 1 5? ,aff 12 as ,f All i-F S 4' 'Al ,.4m.r 'W' 103 1 . j ,Q r' '??3fjf': ,z 3 ,,,.'i,:1s' ,Qi 1' 'TMJ rm., cfs :fit V J ':e.'. Q 1 'Y 'gr '2- a' hx., ' ' L , Q? v. va W l -.. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service Certain qualities are needed to become a National Honor Society member. 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Class Of 1980 109 SENIORS Abbott, L. 3,10,4O,41 Alger, D. 3,16,33,40,42, 46 Anderson, K. 6,11 Arakelian, K. 3,4,6,42, 43,46,47,104,87,104 Bedrosian, J. 2,9,16,20 Bergeson, L. 8,10,40,104 Bill, J. 7 Boisvert, R. 10,16,22 Breau, E. 2,16,32 Bjork, B. 2,8,40,41,104, 97, 104 Carrier, W. 8, 15,27,23, 33,35,37 Chamberlain, R. 9,14,16 Charest, M. 10,22,78 Clarkson, N. 7,9 Cressey, P. 8,11,33,40, 41,76 Curtis, G. 6,8,16 Demers, K. 7 Eaton, G. 5,6,8,26,27, 28,31 Ekman, K. 10,26,30 Gingras, J. 7,33,78 Goodwin, R. 15,40,41,106 Greene, G. 6,16,78 Gurney, L. 7,8,11 Harting, D. 2,4,8,13,22, 25,35,36,105 83 104 Hatfield, M. 10,26,27 Jarvis, V. 15 Jacques, L. 7,9,16 Johnson, C. 2,8,11 Johnson, L. 7,13,76 LeClair, M. 10,14,76 LeClaire, S. 8,12,15,22, 38,37,83,84 Leno, D. 2,26,30,31,38 McKinnon, M. 9, 11,40,41, 105,83,104,105 Magner, R. 3,4,14,22,25, 26,27 Malmgren, M. 9,110,104 104 Mateychuk, S. 14 Messier, J. 5,6, 13,22,42, 43,47,83,87,a9 milieu, s. 5,12,14,43, 3g.46,47,76,83,85,87, Morano, C. 2,4,8,34,35, 37, 104 Morse, C. 2 Nevins, E. 2,16,20,29, 32 Novak, D. 3,23,76 Nydam, W.15,16,23 Novicki, F. 2,9,23,78 Ohrn, D. 3,8,12 Orphin, K. 10,76 Pgante, D. 2,26,22,28, Puchek, S.12,14,40,41, 104 Putnam, R. 11,14,38 Rafferty, R. 14,38 Raymond, R. 15,76 Reidy, D. 3,22,40,105, 104 Roberqe, P. 14 Silun, N. 5,11,43,42, 39,47,32,40,87,89,90, 104 Smith, D. 2,8,22,105, 104 Smith, P. 8,15,22,76, 86,87 Stevenson, M. 17,43,46, 47,87 Stockwell, G. 7,9 Swart, K. 3,10,13,22, 32,82,83 Vickery, L. 10,11,43,87, 89, 4 ,39,47 Willette, T. 15,22 Wolockowicz, P. 10,12, 83 JUNIORS Annis, J. 60 Annis, R. 35,37 Anyon, N. 38 Beckwith, P. 26,28,29, 39,92 Belcufine, J. 79,83,85 Belle, Gayle 44,45,83,85, 106 Benoit, R. 60 Bretford, K. 2e,,27,28,29, 92,93 Bill, D. 79,106 Boisvert, M. Brigham, B. 83 Broberg, K. 25,32,79, 107,97,99 Brote, L. 42,43,47 Chase, C. Chase, Linda 78,79,106 Cayer, T. Chesley, R. Christensen, E. 33 Clark, B. 29,76 Coombs, T. 33,83,85 Cross, P. Curtis, D. 96,97,99 Damstrom, T. 26,28,29, 21,93 Dawicki, B. 72,83,85 ggmey, P. 26,30,78,106, Donahue, J. 106 Donnelly, J. 38,97,99 Dumas, K. 21 Eaton, D. 26,35,36,37, 107 Ekman, K. 42,43,37 Fontaine, M. 21 Goodwin, W. 22,42,83, 87,89 Gvazdauskas, D. 24,83, 85,26,25,38 Harting, D. 83 Head, W. 60,78 Healy, D. 33,99 Helgerson, L. 90,83 Joubert, M. Kalvinek, J. 78,100 Kowszik, D. Lauziere, G. 106 Lavoie, D. 23,38,44,45 Linder, M. Lusardi, J. MacLaren, R. 22,26 Masterson, G. McCullough, C. 90 Morano, N. 24,25,45,79 Morrissey, M. Mosher, A. 8,24,26, 106 Murray, C. 96 Naughton, K. 0'Day, D. 78 0'Shea, S. 38,106 Panaccione, L. 32,107 Preston, D. Pearson, D. 29,83 ggrry, D. 107,86,72,86, Pierce, B . 38 Potter, M. Potter, R. Raad, L. 29,39,42,79, 86,87, Richards, B. 42,43,46, 106,83,87 Sardagnola, T. 22,24 SmithC. 98,83,99 Stahl, B. 107 Swan, W. Swart, K. 107 Tighe, C. Towle, B. 29,30,33,38, 106,83 Turgeon, R. 79,106 Whittier, K. 33 Winkiewicz, D. 38,78 Young, S. 29 SOPHOMORES Alger, V. 25,29,44,45, 88,89,9O Anderson, B. 22,23 Andrews, M. 100 Amato, D. 24,42,45 Ballard, C. 44,45,101, 88,89 Belle, M. 27,97,99 Bernard, L. 27 Bickford, B. 26,28,92 Boisvert, D. Bromley, R. Callahan, W. Chase, B. 22 Chomo, A. 26,27 Chouinard, L. 22,29,44 45,88,89 Bosma, V. 22 D'Attorro, D. Davis, T. Davis, W. 83,85 Eaton, C. 22,33,35 Fournier, J. Gagne, S. 100,101,83 Gagner, K. 33,45 Gardner, K. Gatto, T. Goodwin, M. 24,26,101, 82,83,95 Grundstrom, J. 35 Hannon, M. Uhlenberg, R. 21 Hicks, A. 22,26,28,29, 31 Hannon, T. Harmon, D. 100,101 Jacques, D. 100,83 Jacques, D. 26,100 Jacques, S. 100 Johnson, D. ' Johnson, R. 107 Johnson, K. 29,42,88, 89 King, S. Kleber, R. 22,25,26,28, 101,93,95 Lauzier, M. Lavergne, D. 22 Linder, J. 22,44,45 Lindstrom, W. 35,37 Lore, E. 22,100 Louis, W. Malmgren, D. 101 Mars, K. Maynard, Maynard, Maynard, D. D. J. Millett, J. Moore, L. 22,39,42,45 Morse, C. 24,25,42,101, 8 Morrissey, W. Naughton, B. Nichols, D. Noel, P. 48 Olson, B. 22,100 Orphin, C. Partridge, L. Pearson, M. Peladeau D. 38, 100 Peladeau R. 39,l01,95 Pelletire, J. 35,37 Pelletier, J. Perreault, F. 22 Picard, P. 27,98,99 gliante, D. 42,43,46,88, Raad, J. 22,26,27,28, 93,95 Robbins, D. 90,103,92, 93,95, Rossetti, J. 44,45,47 Sargent, I. 100 Schroeder, S. Sfakianos, J. Shepard, C. 101 Smith, E. Millen, P. Millen, L. Stevenson, T. 29,30,93 Stockhaus, W. 30,79,95 Stockwell, A. Stratford, J. 35,39 Swan, S. Thatcher, N. 101 Tucker, V. Vickery, B. 22 Vincent, L. Webber, J. 39 Whitney, R. 101 Winkiewicz,P. 22,24,44, 45,88,90 Zastawny, L. 99,86 Zuidema, S. 38 Crehan, T. FRESHMEN Forleq, T. Fournier, C. Francalangis, L. Gatto, M . 35 Godbout, A. 8 Gingras, D. Hebert, D. 20,21 Hellstrorn, B. 21,85 Henault, J. 21 Howard, A. 21 Jacques, J. Jacques, L. 21 Johnson, A. 83 Johnson, C. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Jones, R. Kavanaugh, J. 21 Kowszik, G. 21 Lavallee, P. 21 LeClaire, J. 91,83 Luparelli, M. Maynard, M . 21 McKinnon, M. Moore, K. Morrissey, M. 39 Moss, F. 3O,22,20,95 Murray, T. 22 glgwton, T. 20,25,83,87, Orphin, G. Paine, C. 83,85 Palmer, J. 44,45,88,89,90 Panaccione, M . 30 Paquette, C. Peladeau, N. 83 Perron, J. 21 Peterson, K. 20 Preston, D. 48 Provencial,D. Provencial, T. 20 Putnam, D. 21,85 Raymond, L. Reed, B. Roy, V. 20,22 Russell, R. 20,22,26,30 Ryan, K. Sardagnola, R. 30,31,88, 89 Scippa, J. 95 Shannon, E. Silun, C. 39,45,88 Sinacola, M. Maranda, L. Davis, S. Masterson, J. 21 Smith, P. 20,21 Soderman, C. Stahl, T. 3O,31,95 St. John, A. Stevenson, B. 30 Tanner, B. Towle, M. 83,95 Trottier, M. 35 Tyrrell, K. 20,22,83 Vaillancourt, W. 21 Venincasa, D. 21 White, N. Whitney, S. Williams, B. 21 Uhlenberg, P. Alger, M. 29,45,88 Anderson, D. Anderson, H. Anyon, B. 21 Bailey, B. 22 Beique, T. 25,88,89 Benoit, M. Bickford, C. 90,88 Bjork, J. 97,99 Boule, C. 48 Bousquet, M. 24,30 Bouvier, C. Brewer, J. 48 Brigham, J. Bruno, J. 29,30,31 Burgess, S. 21,36,37,60 Callahan, S. Christensen, J. Cliichy, F. 39,91,92 Conley, J. 22,24 DeChiaro, C. Demers, W. 21 DesJardins, C. 45 Domey, B. 24,25,44,45,88 Donnelly, M. 21 Ellis, D. Fanning, P. 20 Farrar, L. Finacom, T. Dolegiewicz, P. CONTRIBUTOR DR. 81 MRS. RICHARD I. ABBOTT Best Wishes To The Class Of '77 PATRON RUSSELL'S FLOWER SHOP 6 Canal St. Millbury, Mass. FRIENDS Mr. 8- Mrs. Gagliardi Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert McQuirk Mr. 81 Mrs. Roger Raymond Mr. 81 Mrs. Barry Putnam, Jr. Uxbridge Road Kennels Acme Brand-Gold Star Brand Fresh Packed Tomatoes ACME PRE PAK CORP 350 Plantation St. Worcester, Mass. 617-752-6466 Class Of 1978 Class Of 1979 Class Of 1980 BOOSTERS Roland Mc. Goobers 8 Raisinets Donna D'Attorro Brother Bob Joy Linder Candice Oink Robin 8i Kevin Jeff Xi Chris lody 8- Paul ROBERT L's FORMAL ATTIRE, INC. SPECIALISTS IN DISTINGUISHED OBE T FORMAL WEAR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 'S NORTH GRAFTON SHOPPING CENTER NORTH GRAFTON, MASS. 01536 ROBERT L. JOHNSON, PRES. 839-3887 839-4998 sf HAPPY'S RESTAURANT ' 106 Elm sneer lk- Millbury, Mass. SPONSORS Donut Villa, Inc. Finast In Baked Goods Millbury, Mass. Butlum's Drug Store The Store Of Personal Service 102 Church Street Whitinsville, Mass. Mr. And Mrs. Teddy Arakelian PATRONS Ludvigson Jewelers Mr. And Mrs. Raymond Boisvert Sutton Public Library Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert C. Vickery Congratulations Class Dt '77 FRIENDS Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank E. Morse, lr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Roy S. Lermond Bakers Department Store Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph P. Martin Mr. And Mrs. Francis Silun Mr. 81 Mrs. William Cressey Mr. And Mrs. Paul Puchek SCHOOL PERSONNEL Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward F. Grant Mr. 8. Mrs. Veto Filipkowski Barbara 8. Reginald Grover Paul Lamontagne Mr. 8- Mrs. Thomas Keegan Mr. 8, Mrs. Mrs. Helen Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs John M. Shaw McCallum Charles J. Carlson C. Mark Carlson Ki Son Harry Davagian James H. 0'Dea William Brosnihan Lawrence Tebo Mr. 8. Mrs. John H. Newton Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Trudell Mr. 81 Mrs. H. James Murin Mr. 81 Mrs. William Sneed Lou Xi Joyce Ettamarna Mr. 8. Mrs. Raymond J. Douville Mr. 8. Mrs. Norman L. Shaw Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Hood Mr. 8- Mrs. William Ellis Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Stockhaus Mr. 81 Mrs. B. Donald Bjorn Jr. Mr. 8- Mrs. Stephen Romasco SPONSORS afndeuan-Stackiaaa 'WL HOUSE UF PWA afetamatzkfe, 9110. ZS R ad M Auroivioriviz sPEciAi.isrs F QQ 2 LC H8655'm 9 HAIMSTAD ST. S M D 46175732-9043 woncssrerz, iviA.oieo7 AdGtO PI P F ROTTEX SEWER AND DRAIN-CLEANING APPLE DRUG INC. LACROSSE S AUTO SERVICE B9 River Street Millbury, Mass. PORTRAITURE Schools Children Family Groups The Executive Weddings Three Oak Street, Shrewsbury, Massachusetts 01545 16171 845-1234 Photography by Thomas F. Keegan SPONSORS George R. Sherblom, Jr. Plumbing 81 Heating 10 Ferncrolt Rd. Leicester, Ma. 01524 Free Estimates-Call: 892-9547 FRENDS Mrs. H.L. Rocheleau Linda 8 David loe Gillespie 8- lanet Messier With Best Ot Luck To Graduates Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. U Mrs Henry A. Heuser lohn A. Saari Earl Pearson A. Gilbert Helgerson loseph Kasabula Whittier Farms, Inc. Town Farm Rd. Sutton, Mass. 01527 Mr. 8. Mrs Gordon H. Chamberlain Mr. 8- Mrs Kermit Bickford Mr. 8. Mrs Robert Wilson Mr. 8. Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. gl Mrs. Edmond Peladeau Chester Schofield Madison A. Leno Casa Builders Mr. 81 Mrs. Ronald R. Smith Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Reidy Mr. 81 Mrs. Kenneth Piel Don's Lock 8. Key Service Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Stockwell Mr. And Mrs. David R. Grenon Mr. 81 Mrs. Sten K. Brote Good Luck Class Of 77 Cindy 81 lohn David Adam Davagian lacqui Lusardi Russell Kleber Karen Ararkelian Maureen Belle Linda Zastawy Jeanne Millett Barbara Vickery Sandie Puchek Mark Creamer STUDENTS Karen Dumas Elizabeth 8. Lauren Shannon Mrs. Evelyn M. Stockwell Theresa D. Bethiaume Kevin Bickford Denise Healy Robert Boisvert ldamay Sargent lames 81 Robert McKinnon Mary McKinnon FIDELITY COOPERATIVE BANK DEGAETANO BROTHERS INC 97 Elm Street Boston Road Mrllbury Mass Sutton Mass 01527 SPONSORS Poulan Dealer Offers A Complete Line Ot Chain Saws Starting At 3114.95 WM-I-,S Poulan Chain Saws Ariens Tractors SALES 81 SERVICE Columbia Mopeds Walter Niewlera Southwick Rd. Sutton, Ma. 865-6913 Congratulations Class Ol 77 DUDLEY GENDRON AMERICAN LEGION POST 414 A FRIEND PIERCE HARDWARE 101 Elm Street Millbury, Mass. 865-2155 - PATRONS Harry's Sunoco Service Lambert Pharmacy Janet E. CaHiII Real Estate 0'Shea Furniture Co. Sutton, Mass. Gordon H. Chamberlain Insurance SPONSORS FAIRLAWN BEAUTY SALON Constance Harris Oxford, Mass. DEVOE S TV FINN'S PHARMACY 367 Providence Road So. Grafton, Mass. 01560 BARRY B. PUTNAM SR. C.D. WHITNEY AGENCY, INC. 112 Elm Street Millbury, Mass. 01527 MRS. LORETTA C. BROWN SUTTON POLICE ASSOCIATION FRANCES MESSIER Best Wishes To Class Of '77 - - BLUE JAY LOBSTER POND, INC. 31 STUDENTS Kathy Peterson Linda Peterson lohn Peterson Karen Whittier Pauline Picard l.F. Annis, lr. Lori Bonnie Brigham Loretta 8 Ronnie Edward Smith Marty Linder loan 8 Jeff Karen Swart Dick Bo And Duck FRENDS Mrs. Hildur Bergeson Mrs. Rosa Chamberlain Mr. 8 Mrs. Leon Mosczynski Mr.8 Mrs. Raymond A. Rzewuski Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert Mowry Mr. 8 Mrs. Ralph Cofske 8 Family Mr. 8 Mr. Fred larvais, Sr. Mr. 8 Mrs. Raymond Bergeson Lenny Yursha Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Novak PATRONS Ballard Pharmacy McLaughlin's Gull Mrs. Daniel S. Smith Richard's Honda Mr. 8 Mrs. Arthur D. Keown Chases Garage, Inc. Specializes ln General Repairs, Auto Body And Used Cars Wilkinsonville, Mass. Walter Wheeler's Golfland Driving Range Miniature Golf Batting Cages Go Karts Par 3 Golf Course loan 8 Oscar Ohrn Best Wishes Class Of 77 Sutton Service Station Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert l. McKinnon CONTRIBUTORS Consumers Savings Bank Auburn Mall New England Newspaper Supply Co. Millbury, Mass. Salo Florist 550 Massasoit Road Worcester, Mass. Heritage Pools. The Swimming Pool Your Parents Own. Sold And Installed, By Edward A. Domey Rt. 146 Sutton, Mass. Lewcott Chemicals 8 Plastics loseph A. Santolucito Controller Eaton Farm Products .t A , I.- . SUTTON MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL LAMOTHE AUTO PARTS t MILLBURY SAVINGS BANK MA33 Mgmg SALES I Y T I ph 987 Complete Auto 8 Pam Supplnes Industnal Supp nes Hydrauluc Hoses Made Rou e 146 Sutton, Mass. Before You Buy, Sell, Or Trade Your Car, Call: Em Route Mullbur , Mass. Oxford Mass 2 -0466 1 f P I P X . . . . Y 1 Y Q l v K A W Y i l . 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