Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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THE SUTHERLAND 5 The Sutherland Editorial Board wishes to take this op- portunity to express its thanks and appreciation for the sup- port and co-operation given to us by the school. We have tried to improve the magazine. May next year's magazine be the biggest and best yet. In closing we wish each graduate the best of success and urge the under-classmen to always uphold the name of our Alma MatereProctor High School. T. L. 25. PRECIOUS MEMORIES Wherever we graduates may go. for some reason or other, there are certain things which we cannot forget. When we realize that our high school course has been completed, a time of recalling happy memories comes to us. W hen. later on. we shall recall our years spent at Proctor High School. we shall not be able to forget the location of our schoole'tqneen of the mountains . as is worded the school song. The large. beautiful campus and the many opportunities for recreation will recall more than one happy day. Which one of us will not enjoy recalling the special as- semblies held before athletic contests? The words of the many songs and the cheers will fire as with enthusiasm. We shall not forget the annual bazaars held at Christmas time. In recalling them we shall always feel that we have helped to make them successful. And lastly, we shall not forget our teachers and school- mates. How much they have dune for Us! We know that their spirit. encouragement. and willingness to aid as have been instrumental in our achievements. We hope that Proctor High School will always show its fine sportsn'lanship in athletics; that the Students: Associa- tion will bring better harmony between the student-body and the faculty. and that all unfinished work left by us will be brmlght to a successful end by those whom we leave behind. T. L. '25. EDITORIAL We, the new editors. have been given the honor of being seiected as editnrs of The Sutherland for the ensuing year. We shall. to the best of our ability. carry on the work of pub- lishing the school paper. In carrying on this work we desire the co-operation of the student body and of the townspeople. J . H. '26.