Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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23 THE SUTHERLAND 55' :mmE-r WILL FOR THE GOOD OF THE SCHOOLS We wish to acknowledge the following exchanges. We trust that our paper brings as much enjoyment to others as their issues contribute to us. THE DIAL B1'attIeboro High School, Brattleboro, Vt. THE CATAMOUNT -Bennington High School. Bennington, Vt. STATION B. H. SI'hBl'istol High School, Bristol. Vt. SLATE -;Fai1' Haven High School. Fair Haven. Vt. THE GREEN AND GOLD -West Rutland. Vt. 1-1I-SPII3T -Enosbul'g Falls High School, Enosburg Falls, t. Hi. H. S. NOAZ'Z-Hineshurg High School. Hinesburg, Vt. MTHE HAItIDWICKIAN Hardwick High School, Hardwick, V . THE ORLEANSONIAN' O1'leans High School, Orleans, Vt. THE EXPONENT' G1'eenfieM High School. Greenfield, Mass. THE PHOENIX. AS WE SEE OTHERS The Hardwickianm-Hal'dwick High School, Hardwick, Vt. A very welJ-baianced paper. Your cuts are fine. But why not use a few more Editorials ?

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THE SUTHERLAND 21 SENIOR CLASS ROLL Alfredo Baccei ............................. Star Violinist Bertle Borjeeson ........................... Cement Mixer Otiiia Brol-in ..................... A Maiden Meek and Mild Nellie Curtis ....................... Still Water Runs Deep Anne Dynan ............................... Our Librarian Arnold Erickson ................................ Big B03: Merrie Faignaut ...................... Somebody? Darling Robert Hayes .......................... A Model Husband George Illineki ........................ Somebody's Stenog Alice Johnson .......................... A Perfect Blonde Paul J ohnson ................................ Class Clown Oiva Kellie ........................ Says Little, Does Much Wilpas Kallio ................................ The Dancer Cecile Ladabouche ............................ Pittsfordite Joseph Listzwan ....................... Deeds. Not Words Viljo Mackie ....................... A Mighty Good Friend Bertle Oscarson .................... Put In Another Nickel Beatrice Parkhill ............................ The Puritan Enrold ?eterson ..................... An All-around Sport Diva Salmi ............... ; ..................... Girl Shy Tony Sinkus ............................ Happy Go Lucky Reinold Sirjane ....................... Little But Oh, Boy! Thom Stahl ................................... The Flirt - Robert Steele .............................. Honk! Honk! Henry Swan ...................................... Baby Harold Swanson ............................ Laughing Kid Leah Torri ........................... Always In A Hurry Willimn Varga ....... Every Place But the Placra He Should Be Clara. Zapponi ......... A Friend In Need Is A Friend Indeed RudoIph Zeckner .......................... The Electrician + Plans for the coming year of the members of the Class of 1928 so far as decided upon 2e .P-aul WestineUniversity of Vermont. Beatrice ParkhillHUniversity of Vermont. Otilia BrolineCastleton Normal School. Leah Torri-Keene Normal School, Keene, N. H. Theta StahIeBay Path Institute. Springfield. Mass. Cecile MdabouchFVemont Marble 00.. Proctor. Viljo Mackje-FVem'lont Marble 00., Proctor. Wilpas Kallinennont- Marble 00., Proctor. Paul Johnson-Vermont Mm'ble 00., Proctor. Alfredo Baccei-dVermont Marble 00.. Proctor. Arnold Erickson-Cooperative Store, Proctor.

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THE SUTHERLAND 29 e'The Exponent'oeGreenfield High School, Greenfield, Mass. You have some excellent artists and poets. Your treatment of the Alumni Department is excellent. The cooperative spirit of your school is shown by the con- tributions to each-department. The Dial'eHBrattleboro High School, Brattleboro, Vt. You have an unusually interesting Literary Depart ment. We are very glad to see so many departments work- ed up so successfully. Your cover designs are very clever. mfhe Phoenix Your paper contains excellent material. especially your Literary Department. The townspeople take an interest in your school as is shown by the advertising. Would it be better to devote less space to Athletics and enlarge your Exchange Department by commenting on Exchanges? AS OTHERS SEE US. The Hardwickian eHardwick High School. Hardwick, Vt. Your short stories are fine. The Heroes of Company A deserves special mention. Why not have a more comm plete Exchange Depaltment? We wish that you would comment on the l-Iardwickian. The Green and Gold eWest Rutland High School, West Rut- land, Vt. We enjoy your paper immensely. Why not adopt a standard cover? THE SLA'I'E'oeFair Haven Higs School, Fair Haven, Vt. Your poetry is splendid. nLarry and His Date was a very good story. The Exchange Department is rather brief.