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Spotlight VOL. I. Proctor Junior-Senior High School No, 8 Proctor, Vermont BOARD OF EDITORS — 1923—1924. Editor-In-Chief Mary Welsh Associate Editor . Alice Virta Art Editors Helen Northrop, Rudolph Swanson, Cecil Larson, Francis Syrjanen Local Editors , Mildred Dwyer, Daniel Anderson, James Horan Literary Editors . Gladys Mohan, Arnold Aronson, Frances French Alumni Editors . Lillian Fregosi, Evelyn Shogren, Valborg Brolin Athletic Edith ' s . Arthur Jacobson, Sylvia West in, Hilton Gale Exchange Editors , Rebecca Norton, Cedle Lajoie, Selma Wener Joke Editors Bernard Flanagan, Kathleen Flanagan, Zuhanka Zyac Business Managers . Henry Flanagan, Robert Donahue, Henry Barch TABLE OF CONTENTS. Editorials 5 Senior Section 7 An Act of Providence 23 Locals .......... 26 Athletics ........ .30 Alumni .......... 82 Exchanges 37 A. J. NOVAK PRINTING CO. Bardwell Block Rutland, ......... Vermont THE SPOTLIGHT 5 The close of the school year is swiftly drawing near. To most of us who look back over the past activities, the year has been bright. Certainly it has not been without accom- plishments. In athletics we have fared normally well. In other phases of our school life we have mingled enjoyment and pleasure with our work and the results have been satis- fying. But the accomplishment to which we, as senior editors, look back, is the successful beginning of a school paper. The task has not been easy and in many respects it has been al- most discouraging, but as we turn now from our places to give them up to those who are to follow us, a feeling of regret passes over us that our connection with the paper will hith- erto be only that of alumni. We believe that a school paper is one of the finest ways to get students into fellowship with each other. We believe that a school paper reflects the gen- eral standing of a school more than anything else. We believe that a school paper is one of the outstanding influences which a school has upon the outside world, and as we now pass on out of our high school life, we cannot but hope that our fol- lowers will carry out our beliefs, and make the torch which we have handed on to them burn with a greater brightness than before. And so, with these hopes for the future, we bid good-bye, hoping that the heritage we transmit is bigger, better, and more beautiful than that transmitted to us. We wish to acknowledge the kindness shown by members of the school in loaning their cameras for use in taking photo- graphs. We also wish to express our thanks for the thirteen dollars given us by the Girls’ Club.
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fi THE SPOTLIGHT GREETING. To the “Spotlight,” to our school, and to all other schools, greeting. We, as the new editorial board of the “Spotlight,” take our responsible positions with mingled joy and sorrow. Joy at the honor which has been bestowed upon us, joy in the thought that we can do something for the high school which is so much to us, and sorrow in the thought that our first editorial board, consisting of members of the class of ’23, is leaving us. This class of 1923 will always be remembered as the founder of our school paper. Through their efforts, the “Spotlight” was first a success. We can hope for nothing more than to continue their good work. If we accomplish this we will be satisfied. MARY WELSH, ' 24. Announcement: The Literary and Joke sections of this number have been cut to allow more space for the special Senior Section. i 9 2 :i THE SPOTLIGHT 7 1 9 2 3 CLASS OFFICERS President Bingham Humphrey Vice President Donald Rockwell Secretary and Treasurer .... Linnea Schon CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER Yellow Tea Rose CLASS MOTTO Simplicity, Sincerity and Service.” CLASS ROLL LATIN COURSE Laura Anderson Dorothy Bel isle Geraldine Daggett Lucille Daggett Marion Donahue Catherine Welsh Katherine Eckley Inez Freden Ruth French Hilve My hr berg Helmi Salmi GENERAL COURSE Hjalmar Aronson Joseph Baccei Walter Brolin Donald Dwyer Donald Rockwell Bingham Humphrey Donald Glasson Eric Swanson COMMERCIAL Frederick Dynan Rudolph Erickson Eugenia Garron Lillian Johnson Henry Kupferer Ofelia Mutti Minnie Peck Linnea Schon
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