Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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10 THE SUTHERLANII GENERAL COURSE John Dynan Richard Hayes Bartel Gustafson Thomas Listzwan Evelyn Shogren. CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER Ophelia Roses CLASS MOTTO We Can, We Will COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Walter W . Husband CLASS DAY SPEAKERS Class Gifts Daniel Anderson, Mary Wetherbee Class Will, Bernice Morse. Robert Donahue Class Prophecy Evelyn Shogren, Arnold Aronson Class History Tony Luciani Class Grumhle Ina Wener. Hazel Poloske. Richard Hayes, Thomas Listzwan CLASS OFFICERS President Bartel Gustafson Vice-President Bruno Baccei Sem'etary-'I'reasuret William Ladabouche

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THE SUTHERLANII 9 FACULTY NOTES Miss Se1'1'i. who has been a teacher here for seveml years. left May 16 for New York and 011 May 23 sailed for Ca1 ',a11a Italy, where she Is to be married. M18. Roberts of Burlington is taking her place. Miss Parker and Miss Langwill have had their hair cut. Miss Lewis says she is going to next but we don't believe her. Mr. Lawton expects to be back with us next September. Miss Parker is going to teach in Union City, New Jersey. Miss Langwill Will teach in Oneonta, New York. Miss Lewis says she will reside in Poultney, Vermont. but many of us think diffe1'.ently Miss Pollard Mr. Luddington. Mrs. Hoyt, Miss Brooks, and Miss A1 mstmng will come back to give us their services next year. Mrs. Fay will reside on South Street. Mrs. Rhea L. Roberts will teach in Enosburg Falls. Ver- mont. Miss Atwood will reside in Woodstock. Vermont. Mr. Wyman will be an instructor at the Lawrenceville School. Lawrenceville, New Jersey. CLASS OF 1925 Roll Call COMMERCIAL COURSE Bruno Bac'cei Anna Connor Emil Baccei Emile Ladahouche Mina Baird William Ladabouche Francis Collins Bernice Morse Hilda Passani Hazel Poleske Ina Wener. LATIN COURSE Daniel Anderson Kathleen Flanagan Arnold Ax'onson Cecile Lajoie Armando Bardi Tony Luciani Robert Donahue Sylvia Westin Mary Wetherhee.

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THE SUTHERLANI'? 11 ' 57 p. 51.0mm. ,..v THE MYSTERY OF THE CARBINE Going anywhere taday. Tom? I cutled Charlie Fieid to his friend Tommy Hunks. Sure. guess I'll try my luck at fishing down by the big oak, re plied Tom. Mind if I ramble along with you? No. not as long as you bring. your own bait. i All right, PH meet you at one o'clock at your house. i Suits me. They met as agreed and saunten-d along toward the brook. discussing the happenings. of the day. They soon reached the oak and sitting down in ita shade leisurely baited their hooks. Tom was the first to J pull up a. fish, a small trout weigh- ing close to a pound. Charlie waited patiently and then began to tug at what seemed to him a large whale. Pull a little harder, suggested Tom It will break my line and then I can't Fish, was the answer. Can you see what's on the end cf your line? asked Tommy. No. but if I get out from behind these bushes I will scare the fish, explained CharlieA Well, if yowre not going to -.ID anything about it. I am! exclaimi ed Tommy. So he went to the edge of the pool. took a stick and naked at the mud near the line.