Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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.7. THE SUTHERLAND The retiring board of editors has proved itself capable of holding the standards of the Sutherland and HTimely Topics up to those established by other boards. The new board of editors has enthusiastically taken up the task and will endeavor to maintain the high mark set by previous boards. With the aid of the townspeople, whose interest in our paper we appreciate very much, and the support and coopera- tion of the student body, we shall, to the best of our ability. carry on the work of publishing a worthwhile, interesting school paper. Proctor High School extends its heal'tiest wishes for success to the Senior Class, noted for its literati. athletes and -o.. -r-

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5h? gmthvrlanh Vol. 9. Proctor JutIiOI'Senior High School No. 3. Proctor, Vermont This i-ssue, $.35. 'SUTHERLAND STAFF FOR 1931 Editor-rfn-Chitf . . . Paul E. Dutcllc Associate Editor . . . . . . Sophie Illinski Luemry Ed-itur . . . . . . Linnea Gdstafson Athletic Editor . . . . . . Arnold Tillberg Luca! Edito-J' . . . . . . . Bertha Meszaros Alumni Erliro-r . . . . . . . Helen Olson Ewnhmegv Eziilor . . . . . . Gladys: Burgess Joke Editor . . . . . . . Allen Virta Asmmm Joke Editor . . . . , Eric Carlson Subscrimima Mange-r . . . . . Catherine Haley Bmitu'ss Manager . . . . . . Howard Weatin Assistant Busrbi-ms Manager . . . . Sinclair Allen Art. Erfifur . . . . . John Baron RETIRING BOARD OF EDITORS Ediwr-in-Chie-f Harry Lundberg Associate Editor . . . . . . Ruth Muliin Literary Editor . . . . . . Muriel Elam Allalefic Editor . . . . . . William Chehy Local Editor . . . . . . Katherine Donahue Alumni Edito'r . . . . . . Helen Rockwell Exchange Editor . . . . . . Mina Young Joke Editor . . . . . . William Barter Snbucn'pfm Managea- . . . . Marjory Fairbanks Business Mrammr . . . . . . Bertil Wener Art Editm- . . . . . . . . John Baron TABLE OF CONTENTS. Editorials ................................................ 2 Literary ......................... . ....................... 5 Senior Department ........................................ 10 Locals .................................................. 2 4 Sports .................................................. 2 3 Exchange ................................................ 3 1 A lumni .................................................. 34 J okes ................................................... 3 7

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THE SUTHERLAND 3 eeholars. who are about to venture into the Big Game called Life. -Ed.-in-Chief. 0......t SUCCESS IN LIFE Everyone is expected to win success in the world. We have become so accustomed to measure success by a men's msition. that we are in the habit of thinking a man is a success because he lives in a house, has money in the bank. Wears good clothes. and is welI-educated. But in spite'of that he may be a failure. for a man's success does not depend up- on possessions. Of what is success compounded then? Those strong in body and intellect are most likely to succeed. Personal habits must be clean. One must be com- petent, trustworthy. honest. clean, temperate, and industrious. He must also strive for a disposition that is able to look on the bright side of life for that can bring one up a few steps toward success. Of all hindrances to success tof which there are manyi lack of confidence is the outstanding. Therefore one should learn to trust himself. to recognize his own abilities and he should have a determination to succeed. Because there are so many great opportunities for the young men and women of today. it is necessary to know how to succeed. If we remain undaunted on life's rough road and keep confidence in ourselves. we shall winewe shall succeed! eL. Swanson, '31 . H- BEHIND THE SCENES There are great doings in P. H. S. these last few weeks. Class day and commencement plans are going ahead with a rush. The Seniors had their pictures taken by the school photographer to put in the Senior issue of the Sutherland. Most of the girls complained that they hadn't been told he-