Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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THE SUTHERLAND 2B CAN YOU IMAGINE: Madeline and Edith doing their Geometry. Punk getting home early nights. Rudolph Swanson slow. Paul Westin without a smile. Dazso Mezaros behaving himself. Henry Swan First Constable. James Horan after a month on a diet. Frances French a chemist. Bert Borjeson not eating candy. Hilmer Johnson serious. Joe Gustafson shrinking. Wlank Taylor without his magic tricks. Henry Barch without his fists rolled up. Victor Tiber getting his chemical reactions 50 that they won't explode. Edith Undeen unpopular. Jake Ladabouche an orator. 'hBuzzy a sheik. The school orchestra playing Jazz music. Faignant talking other than athletics. Fred Chehy not chewing gum. Fernando Rocchi without a vanity case. Mary Moore without her lamb tR. TJ

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28 THE SUTHERLAND HEARD IN FRENCH CLASS. Mrs. T.- What does oMal de M81 n1ean?'o B. 0.o Bad mother. I: 1: 1: Mrs. HaywooEverybody stand on the last verse. II It 1i R. 2. When sole of shoe came offjoo'l got my foot caught in English class and ripped the soul tsoleo right out of me. c o 1: Mrs. Taffs in French IV: What is the French word for lady ? Bertie Ba-yDame. Mrs. Tafst- What article goes with it ? B. B.o Masculine. t t '3 Miss Sanborn- What is the meaning of Hades ? Buzzy -' I'he lower world. Miss S.omWho lives there? Buzzy o The dead. a- t it Mr. Luddingtono'olf you were on second base and a fielder threw the ball to you, what would you do with it ? Kallioo'oCatch it. II: II! it FROM THE MJDGET Teacher uName later improvements which have helped country life. B. C.o Rat Poison. I $ I E. F.o Do you know Fat Burns? N. S.o No. E. RooPut some on the fire and see.

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30 THE SUTHERLAND grunm' EHrre Eihrarg Take lime to read some of these new books this summer Bailey, T., Beebe, W., Belloc, H., Cauffman, Child, R. W., Cosgrave. J. G., Coudenhove, H.. Crane, N., Dodd, 0.. Faris, J. T., Foster. C. R., Gray, C. W., Grey, 2.. Gordon, G. A.. Harris, 3., Heidenstam, Hallock, G. T., Hedin, 8., Matthews. G. C., Mitchell, Moon, L., Marley, 0., Norton. E. R, Oemler. Paine, R. D., Peets, E., Quinn, V., Renwick, W. G.. Robson, E. I., Shackleton. E., Singmaster, E., Seymour, 0.. Taylor, L. D., Thomas, L. J., Timbie, Thnmpson, S., The Blue Window. Jungle Days. Mr. Petra. Ghost of Gallows Hill. Diplomat Looks at Europe. Mothers and Daughters. My African Neighbors. Animal Stories. Lava Lane. Farthing Spinster. When America was Young. Extra Curricular Activities in the High School. Dawgs. Vanishing American. My Education and Religion. Playing the Game. Swedes and their Chieftains. Dramatizing Child Health. My Life as an Explorer. Commercial Art and Cartooning. Intranmural Athletics. Doorways in Drumorty. Thunder on the Left. Fight for Everest, 1924. Shepherds. Four Bans. Practical Tree Repair. Beautiful Canada. Marble and Marble W orking. Wayfarer in Czecho-Slovakia. Touring through F rance. Bred in the Bone. Intimate Papers of Colonel House. Your Home Beautiful Beyond Khyber Pass. Industrial Electricity. Hounds of Spring.