Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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THE SUTHERLAND 3 I wonder what Proctor High's Sutherland thinks about this? It is hard to say but if the paper itself could express its opinion, I am sure we should discover that it regrets losing its old sponsor, the Senior class. The graduating stu- dents have edited our school paper in a very creditable manner. We hope that they will continue '00 show an interest in the progress of The Sutherland in the future. However, we feel that it is only with the hearty coopera- tion of the entire school and the townspeople that we can main- tain the high standard of our paper. Did you ever stop to think that publishing a magazine is like hatching chickens? The mother hen sits on the eggs, keeping them warm that they may hatch and each produce a chicken. She does her work faithfully but has to depend upon each egg for the most vital part-the chicken itself. We might liken the Sutherland Staff to the mother hen; each Pmctor High School Student is an egg, 3: good egg, I mean, capable of bringing- forth commendable chicks in the shape of Sutherland contributionsz-poems, stories, editori- als and essays. Now eggstt are you going- to hatch or not? It all de- pends on you! Your t'mother-hen will do her utmost to aid you but cannot produce a successful brood without your hearty cooperation. Break that shell of reserve and let those inspirations hatch as they should! --Literary Editor.

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2 THE SU THE RLA. ND 54: . . f: JQ- 'F '. ail? ,1 d- 1 3:9? E D I T D L 5 GRADUATION The most important part of the school year is speedily approaching: and as the members of the Senior class go out into the world, and we move HI; to take their places, we may well pause to give this period a ittle thought. Everywhere in our United States the same thing is happening. In almost every town and city. interest is focussed on the same event. What is the future going to be for this vast number of young men and women ? Every one of them is out for the same goal -success and happiness. Will they attain their goal? We cannot. of course, fortell the future, hut we do know the 13am; and present. As the past has been. and the present is, so is the future likely to be. Those who haVe made a good record in Proctor High. will probably succeed in life,s school. Let us, then, who still remain in P. H. 3. also diligently pursue our studies. so that when the inevitable caii of Graduation comes. we may be fully equipped to go out into life's school and there attain our goal. eEditor-in-Chief. W SETTING SUTHERLAND EGGS. It seems to be the inevitable fate of schooi 111agazines to pass from experienced hands into those of amateur editors with the passing of the year.

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THE SUTHERL .41 ND XXXX LI TE RARY LOVERS l fondle. caress her And stroke her soft hair. She's all I have, The only one to care. Before the glowing hearth In shadows. ghostly dim, She sits so close. So dainty. swwet and prim. Her eyes. dark and dreamy, Meet mine, then drop. serene; In their shining depths A light of love is seen. Yos. it's perfectly proper, For don't you realize that My own fond love is, A charming pussy-cat. -N1uriel C. Elam, '30.