Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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THE SUTHERLANIJ 25 - Lb fmmev We wish to acknowledge the receipt of the following exchanges: The Academy Bell. Ashf'seld. Masa. Boston University News. Boston, Masa. nThe Vermont Pioneer, Randolph Center, Vt. The Vermont Cynic,n Burlington. Vt. The Red and White. Rutland, Vt. The Clarion? Fair Haven. Vt. The Dial, Brattleboro. Vt. The Exponent, Greentield. Mass. $ 4! at AS WE SEE OTHERS. HThe Exponent - A very interesting and well written literary section. Your poems are good. Especially, The Midnight-ride of the Three Wise Men.' The Acadenw Bell - You have some peppy jokes and your Athletic Depart- ment is very Well written. Why not eniarge your exchange list and comment 011 your exchanges? nThe Dial - Excellent alumni and school notes.

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24 THE SUTHERLAND The Honor List of the Graduating Class for the four High School years with the first five is as follows: first, James Horan; second, Frances French; third, Hilton Gale; fourth, Mildred Howe; fifth, Kaarin Wanna. April 1- A Commercial Assembly under the direction of Miss Reed was given. It represented a scene in a business office. At the close of this Assembly Gladys Morgan and Kaarin Wanna re- ceived their Typewriting medals for forty or more net words per minute for hfteen consecutive minutes. April 2'13- The Easter Vacation which was much enjoyed by both students and teachers. April 1-!- Call for baseball candidates to which twenty-three responded. April 23- The Seniors presented The Rivals. by Sheridan as their play under the direction of Mrs. Hodsdon 0f Rutland. Each took his or her part well and the play was a great success. $188.00 was derived from the performance. April 30- The Girls' Glee Club gave a party, each member inviting a boy. Punch and wafers were served. The music was fur- nished by Mrs. Tanerani. In the annual bird house contest the following received prizes: Class 1-fh'st prize, R. Hanscarik; second, J. Hadeka; third, A. Tilberg. Class Ilefil'st, B. Wener; second, E. Wanna; third. J. Haley. May 7- The 111's held a party. All seemed to have a good time. May 10- Senior essays were handed in.

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26 THE SUTHERLAND mfhe Red and Whitet- Youl' joke department is fine. The Clarion - Your literary section is good. 1' ii: 1: AS OTHERS SEE US. uThe Academy Bell ?- You have very good cuts and exchanges. The Clarion - You have a fine literary department. The class jokes were good but the joke department seemed rather small. uTho Red and White -- You have some very good poets in your school, but why not a few more editorials? Don't you think your paper would be improved if the print were larger and it would be easier to read if the paper were not so smooth? Your Joke Depart- ment is very original.