Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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12 THE SUTHERLAND Cammercial Course Valborg- Theodora Brolin Bernard Canapa Mildred Genevieve Howe Herbert Listu Erickson Florence Cecelia Mohan Henry Arthur Peterson Gladys Marie Morgan Rudolph Sigfiid Swanson Kaarin Gertrude Wanna Clarence J ohn Young Selma Elina Werner Class Day Speakers Class Will . . Valborg' Brolin. Rudolph Swanson Class Prophecy . Edith Undeen, F101 ence Mohan Victo1 Tibei Class Gifts . . Selma Wener Clarence Young Class Grumble . . Gladys Mclgan. Alice Gustafson, Mildred Howe, Henry Peterson Class History . . . . Gladys Hood. Herbert Erickson CLASS GRINDS VALBORG HROLIN VOL Valborg is one of the girls in the Senior class who hasn't cut her long hair. She also has brown eyestthe kind that sparkle. What would we do without Valborg in basketball? BERNARD CANAPA BUZZY Captain Canapa is retiring; quiet and modest is he. But oh! what a winker! You just ask anyone. HERBERT ERICKSON HERBIE Herbie is the life of the commercial class. Whenever you meet a boy with a grin from ear to ear you may know that it's Herbie. His favorite haunt is the Hotel. You ought to see him hunt in the 'lbig games. FRANCES FRENCH PUSSY Pussy is a quiet appearing girl, but those who know her will say she is really otherwise. She makes a fine old lady as was well demonstrated in the Senior play. She is a true friend. HILTON GALE BREEZY Breezy is our illustrious President. We have discov- ered that he is very nice looking in a military uniform. liCap- tain zikhsolute.n you should always wear a powdered wig. ALICE GUSTAFSON AL Alice is one of our more quiet girls but she is a good friend and We all enjoy her. Although she hasn't entered into many outside activities we know that she really is of a social nature and then. too. she's a wee bit romantic.

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THE SUTHERLAND 11 CLASS OF 1926 SENIOR DEPARTMENT 1926 CLASS OFFICERS President . Hilton Gale Vice-President . . . . . . . John Ladahouche Secretary and Treasurer . . . . Rudolph Swanson CLASS COLORS Green and Gold. CLASS MOTTO Deeds, not words. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Prof. K. R. B. Flint. VALEDICTORIAN J. Horan. SALUATORIAN-F. French. CLASS ROLL CALL General Course Alice Linnea Gustafson Edmund Francis Garron Gladys Ethelle Hood HiImer Theodore Johnson Hilder Linnea Johnson Victor Tiber Gladys Edythe Prouty John Charles Ladabouche Edith Lillian Undeen College Preparatory Hilton Elisha Gale James Edward I-Ioran Frances Eloise French

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THE SUTHERLAND 13 EDMUND GARRON ED Whoever thought that our Eddie would shine 1n the theatrical world. for certainly as David in The Rivals he sent the audience into iistitches with laughter. GLADYS HOOD PEG There's no question about Pegis popularity, especially among the students of P. H. S. Whenever she is spied coming around a corner some one will say, iiWell, here comes Peggy. JAMES HORAN iiJJ'MMY When anybody wants anything done, who is the person that is called upon? Anyone who cannot guess this conun- drum, go to the foot of the class. Who is it in Proctor High that is always sought and relied upon to do all the things someone else won't do, as well as all the jobs he is elected to first? MILDRED HOWE MILL Mildred is another one of these quiet and shy girls. But if you get Mildred started. she'll Show you what she can do. genes she like boys? WelL-yes, the younger-ciass mates, to sure. HILDER JOHNSON SHORTY Here's to the sporting girl! I-Iildei' is in her joy when she is in Athletics. Hilder is a good sport and is always Willing to tackle the hardest kind of a job. As you know Good things come in small packages. HILMER JOHNSON JIMMY Ah! here is another classmate of ours by the name of iiJimmy. but he is altogether different from the other one for if you give this Jimmy Aesop's Fables or some Ice Cream he thinks he is in Heaven. But where he shines is behind the footlights as was well demonstrated in The Rivals. JOHN LA IJABOUCHE JAKE Jake is a good steady-going fellow. He certainly is a wonder at baseball and football. He believes in making at least one home run or touchdown at every base-ball or foot- ball game. GLADYS MORGAN nGLAD Hush, here comes Gladys. Can she argue? Well, I guess! Gladys always has the last word and iirmly believes in iiStick to your rights. Gladys. Why do you keep looking out of the study hall window?