Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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Presidenfs Address Friends of the radio audience, in behalf of the senior class of 1940, I consider it a privilege to welcome you this afternoon. Tomorrow we enter a new world-a world of give and takeia world blasted by the evils of war. What is ahead of us, we do not know, but whatever problems arise, may we be able to meet them with courage and in the spirit so ca ably taught us by our parents and teachers, who have toiled endlessly to maEe our school days ptohtable. To them we give warm thanks. Today's activities are a reminder of the many leasant years we have spent at Proctor High School and we hepe you will, enjoy our Class Day program. 3f Class Song TumwALOHI-S OE We are leaving our dear school among the pines And our teachers, friends, and all our classmates too; And although our footsteps may stray far from home Still our memlries will remain forever true. CHORUS : 'Mid fond farewells, we sadly depart, We'll nelre forget the time we've spent together; With a smile and a tear our last farewell draws near, Goodbye dear school among the pines. Our motto Forward ever, backward never We will try to follow all our whole lives through, And the lessons that we all have learned together We'll remember as old years give way to new. Wrizzm'by Margaret Vallocll

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CECILL! A. CAMNH Humc Ec. Cluh 3. 3. 4; Slump Ciuh 1'. Basketball 1. 3, 3. 4. Hnbhcy Scwrng.5w1mming, Basketball. M; mIJ 'TJI'Fy. 11! I L. RI I II 1 INSKL Samar N.Iy; Haskcthall 1, 2; Glcr Club 2'- Humu Er Club 3. 4. Class Suctcury 4'. Suthcrland Staff 4. thhucxz Scwmg. Cmthcltng, Basket- lull, anlcy Ba . Ruling. Reading. Skating. ulggt... CAMII-n Una. 61.4mm Glen: Cluh I. 2, 3. 4, Hand 3; Fwnch Club 2, Hum: EC Club 2, 3, 4', Seninr Play. thhius Pianu, I'llkmg, Skating. 5cw1nn. Sn'lmrnlng. SrIIHn. H Mammau jun Vamucu Haskctball I. 2. 3. 4; Studcnl Council 4; Outing Club 4; Harm: Fr. Club 2. '5, 4; Glen: Club I. 2. Sutherland Sui? 4; Cheer- leader 3, 4 Huhblcs' Slutmg, SWImmmgg. Reading, Hlkmg. Tl:l1l'll$, Huulng. Cur Tth'cr n It. Fnutu. Eun Dunn as Home E: Club 2, 3, 4. French Club 2, 3. 4. During CIub 4'. Sutherland StaH' 4. Hohhics- Sump Collecting, Rcaimg. Jukc Collecting. A j-FIFHJ in um!- n .i frimJ in Jmi H Cumnlxsjrwy Nnmm Glcc C1ubl,2;Hnrnc Ec Club 2. 3. 4; French Club 2, 3. 4. Stamp Clul'n l'. Suther- lmd SIJH' 4. Hobbits Cullcrnng Hungarmn Pncms. Choking. Buwlmg. TiILI RUHHH E. Fanpmm anlhall 4. Hl'hhlcS: BlSEhull. Ftshlng. In thx jin'l fm- llll'IlIlln pf pLIy--- . Amlm CAJIIFIIINT KM m Baskclhm I. 2. 3. 4; Glue Ciuh l. 1', Outing Cluh 4. Hume Eu. Club Z. 3. 4; Suthcrhnd Sing 4. Hobbits Scwmg. Skatlng. Swimmmg. Knitting, Hllnng. Boating, Tcnms. Voilcy Ball. B.Escl'mll. Uh. y'all! W'n um R Laksnx Orchestra I, 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4'. Hn.kcy 4. During. Club 4; Senior May. Hubhlusi Hunting. Flrzhmg. Rudmg. nHrml'y' .ernh. Roman: CHAIM Class Basketball. Hubhics: Huntlng, Fl5h1ng.

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Class Poem By Malcolm Collin THE HILL Proctor High sits on a hill And those from east and west Must set their minds and hearts and will To gain fair knowledge's quest. We learned to climb the dear old hill Through tumbled leaves and haze. It brou ht us many a happy thrill Those Ereamy autumn days. 'Midst snappy winter's glistening snows, We trud ed the hill again, Our hea 5 low gairfst stormy blows Our hearts a wondering then. What Proctor High would make of us What use we'd come to be, For kindly teachers molded thus Out reasoning, you see. Then came the Spring with fresh new life And memories now took form Of days of gladness work and strife 'Midst sunshine, rain and Storm. Four years of climbing gave us strength And brought us smiling through. A life worthwhile of any length Should keep us climbing too. W Class COIWShBLUE AND WHITE ' Class MOIIHFORWARD EVER, BACKWARD NEVER Class FlowertWHlTE CARNATION