Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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8 THE SPOTLIGHT JOE • DOT ' I : THE SPOTLIGHT 9 LAURA ANDERSON LAURIE Glee Club; 1922 Bazaar. Our member who was loyal to Pittsford until Proctor High appealed to her. We haven’t known you long, Laurie, but we like you as much as though you had always been here. Middlebury will get a good worker and a ready helper in Laura. HJALMAR ARONSON “ARRY” Varsity Basketball (2 (3) (4) ; Varsity Football (3) (4); Class Basketball (2) (3) (4); Mgr. Baseball (4); Cast Senior Play (4); Orchestra (1) (2) (3) (4); Bazaar Enter- tainment (2) (3) (4). Behold the handsomest boy in Proctor High! Golden curls, blue eyes, pink cheeks and dimples. What more can we ask? But Hjalmar has more. He is a talented violinist and one of the best football and basketball men of whom our school can boast. JOSEPH BACCEI “JOE Varsity Basel tall (1) (2) (3) (4); Varsity Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4) ; Capt. Basketball (2) (3) ; Varsity Football (3) (4) ; Varsity Track (2); Mgr. Baseball (1); Class Presi- dent (3) ; Stage Mgr. Senior Play (4) ; Athletic Editor, “Spotlight (4) ; Class Grumble (4) ; Vice President Class ( 2 ) . No doubt you have heard of J. Baccei. If you haven’t, it isn’t the paper ' s fault. Joe’s a star in athletics. He shines with a brilliant blackness; black hair, black eyes and black scowl, and woe unto him who dubs him Joseph ! DOROTHY BELISLE DOT” Basketball (2) (4) ; Glee Club (1) ; Delegate to Castle- ton Normal School (4). Dorothy is French, but from certain indications she ought to be Irish with red hair. She’s a mighty nice girl if you know how to get along with her. She believes in learning a little bit of everything judging from the number of subjects she takes.

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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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10 THE SPOTLIGHT - Mil l ” THE SPOTLIGHT II WALTER BROUN “WALT” Varsity Football (3) (4) ; Orchestra (4) ; Track team (2); Cast Senior Play (3); Secretary Radio Club (4). Here ' s the mechanical genius of our class. Hand Walter a few feet of wire, a number of batteries and a little junk and he ' ll make a radio. Until lately his interest in the op- posite sex has been, we believe, meager, but there are reports that he is showing great interest in a certain brunette. GERALDINE DAGGETT “GERRY” Entertainment. Senior Luncheon (3) ; First Prize Tennis Tournament (4) ; Orchestra (4 ) ; Senior Debate (4) ; Glee Club (4) ; Class Song (4). This lass with eyes as blue as the sky just bubbles over with music. She prints Well, too. Gerry is somewhat in- clined to sarcasm, but she is a mighty good sport. LUCILLE DAGGETT “POP” Mgr. Class Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4) ; Vice President Girls ' Athletic Association (4) ; Vice President Class (3) ; First Prize Tennis Tournament (4); Glee Club (1) (2) (3) (4) ; Class History (4) ; Orchestra (4) ; Local Editor “Spot- light” (4); Senior Debate (4); Entertainment, Senior Lunch- eon (3) ; Class Basketball (2) (3) (4). Lucille is a rather sharp tongued young lady, noted for her efficiency, her gift of the gentle art of persuasion and her love of Trig. As for her terpsichorean ability— some little solo dancer we’ll tel! the world ! MARION DONAHUE “MID” Glee Club (1) (2) (3) (4) ; Entertainment, Bazaar (3) (4) ; Entertainment, Senior Luncheon (3) ; Class Grumble (4). A little girl with a hearty laugh. She’ll make a great kindergarten teacher some day. Marion’s loyalty to ’23 and to P. H. S. can not be questioned. DONALD DWYER “DOC Cast, Senior Play (4) ; Varsity Baseball (1) (2) (3) (4) ; Varsity Football (3) (4) ; Class Basketball (4) ; Bazaar En- tertainment (4) ; Class Will (4) . “Dwyer! put that gum in the basket!” Dwyer sure has some strong jaws. Gum isn’t the only thing that makes them go. He can do a lot of talking when he wants to. “Three cheers for the Irish!”