Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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16 THE SUTHERLAND RUTH ERICKSON Rl-'THIE Ever quiet and modest Ruth has gnne through her high school years intliifel'ent to the attractions of the opposite sex. Ruth's favorite sport is ten- nis and she successfully walked away with first prize last year. We know she will climb high in this old world. EDWIN WANNE SWEENIE Appearances are often deceiving. One might think Wgweenie was a. very shy. unassuming young gentleman but he is extremely sociable at times . How do you keep that schnuLgiri com- plexion ? To Edwin we extend hearty wishes for all success in life. G ISELLA ZECI-IN ER GEE?! 1W Bright and bzwzy is our characterization nf Geezy . A smile. that radiuteg sunshine, plus a heart 01' gold enrlears her to us all. When you are an alumnus we trust that your prawn: leaning toward alumni men will not decrease, Gisella. Gum! luck. ROBERT BERG STEAM ROLLER Howdy. Mr. Wykoff '. Keep up your good rec- ord as comedian and some day you won't haw.- to drive your nwn Buick. Robert is noted for his absence at athletic activities but when Steam 3.0 an is arnund there are no tears for his motto is Laugh and grow fat!

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THE HI- THERLAND 1: PERSONALITY SKETCH ES KATHARINE HONAHUE KATE Kate got luckatlaisical this year and tool: but thr'vz. subjects. She is an adept at. wielding a tcrnnis racket and rate: high in tht- ranks of that fumed giggling squad. We wonder if her dark accret is bunions for she invariably prefers uFriends with cars. RUTH MULLIN MULLINS Aithough Ruth is our ynungest classmate she is our Salutamrian. Ws- wonder if perhaps: there wasn't a little tcam-wnrk between the Salutntorian and Valedictorian. She slum:i a preference for sailors and plans to tour the world by water some- day. Bon Voyage! NORMA MORGAN .N'ORJI Nurma is a person with very dE-finite opiniun: but a good sport and is always ready to join in for u hearty gout! time. We are sure that wherv ever your intemsts may lead you in the future you are sure 10 have: an abundance- of friends and true halapim-Hs, Norm . ELEANOR BALDWIN Sl'A-SHINE Eleanor was looking for a good school so she decided to 3.11va her four years in P. H. S. She vertainly showed her theatrical ability as Mrs. Sempie' in the senior play. Here's to your gig- gles and sunshiny nature. Eleanor.

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THE KJUTHERLAND 17 MARJORIE FAIRBANKS MARUH Here's nne girl who never worries about t!:-: I'usE'r- in her cheeks fading. ' Margcn is all busi- ness when it comes to getting subscriptions for thw i Suthc1'laml'K Her weaknes; seems to be for :1 certain Senior Athlete ancl similar Snphs. 11:3: happiness be yours- always. Sugar . HENRY FAIGNANT RABBI Behold a mighty athlete! Since everybody . loveh a good-natured man. Henry holds a warm place in the aH'ections of all. His excellent sports.- manship is well-known. Although he is a curly brunette. it is noticeable that he prefers hlondes! LIONELLO LERTOLA NELLO Here's a young man noted for his athletic ahif- ity and general pupulaa-ity. In spite of his being nur shortest classmate it always gives us a thrill to watch him spring after the ball. His charming smilr- anrl Oldsmobile have given us much pleasure. MILDRED LOFQUIST BILLY Mihlretrs musical talent. typing ability and above all, her winning personality, huld us all in sincere admiration. We who know you. Billf', feel safe in predicting a bright future and um wish you real success and happiness in whatever you may choose to do.