Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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:11 records for its fourth-aoaaon run on Broadway. Apparently Barbara'still retains that sweet charm that are had in high school. We understand that Irene Kivisto is very efficient in commercial work and has hopes of becoming a stenographer for the Allard Printing Company. During her spare time she is a model at the Larson Photograph Agency. When the war is ovpr, Gordon Anderson has a position co-starring with Tommy Harman, the famous football player. Since Gordon is very good in this sport, we expect him to outdo Tommy in the near future.

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natives there and in return he will receive his hut and board. I think bale's getting the better part of the bar- gain, don't you? Ralph Alberico's thead of the First National chain of stores in New England. He started a club and now has a pretty easy job. Paul Citorik is spending a few days at his home in Proctor. He is President of the Burgess-Citorik Automobile Corporation 'in Cleveland, Ohio. Helga Oscarson is new painting signs for Marcel's Motor Express of Rutland. When Helga was in high school she was interested in Commercial Arts. We hear that Hilda Beretta has succeeded Winchell Who has run out of breath on the Jergens Lotion program. We're sure Hilda will make a wonderful announcer. , Marcel Wallett, another member of the class of '45, enjoyed Africa so much during his sojourn there, that he bought farm and married one of the natives of the Ubangi tribe. A clipping from a recent New York.Times will prove interesting to the class of '43. It states that Miss Helen Nelson has just been chosen by Wendell Wilkie, who finally made the presidency, as his private secretary. Of course, you all know that Helen is engaged to Joe Snuckelgruber, the heavyweight boxing champion, who is a multi-millionaire. Barbara Riley is also in New York. She is the leading actress in Jessie the Thriller, the play which has broken

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1945, in the Town of Praetor, County of Rutland, and State of Vermont, being of sound minds, do hereby make this our last will and testament, rendering void and of no avail any former documents that have been made by us during a period of temporary optimism. May entreat that you receive your respective legacies in the spirit of unselfish friendship with which they are given. To our parents we leave our grateful appreciation for making our school years possible. To our Principal, Mr. Joy, we leave our sincere gratitude for his unfailing aid and kindness. To all of our teachers, the faculty of Proctor High School, ,we hereby will our kindest regards. To the class of 1944, we will and bequeath, reluctantly, but of necessity, our mantle of dignity. We will and bequeath Helen Nelson's tall, dark, Sophomore boy to Joan Allen. i We will Faith Broadwell's ability to milk a cow to Ann Shremly. We will and bequeath Marcel Wallet's permanent wave to Alan Pratt. To iJuniorl William Blrise we will Richard Allard's humor. We will Max Eaton's entangling alliances with tall girls to Eddie Klebeck. We will Elaine Gilmore's cats to Mr. Call. We will and bequeath Rita McGarry's love for the army, especially Camp Blending, to Marion Christmas. We will to the Sophomore Class the Senior Class's ability to get along with the teachers. Tb Kenneth Pockett we leave Humpy O'Connor's power to keep class meetings lively with arguments. We will and bequetth Gordon Anderson's size to Arthur Duchan so that he on sit more comfortably in Commercial Room.