Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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Listen to this' Bud Tenerani has Jiust returned from a trip to Utah, where he had the satisfaction of being the Erst person to sink in the Great Salt Lake. There he goes agam, doing the unexpected' Earle Hanson is an eminent entomologist. He dichft even know what that word meant when he was in high school. - Can you imagine this! Mary Kabastura has just been married to Deszo Nemeth, and they are on their honeymoon in Egypt. Why. we never even suspected they went together. Eddie Klebeek is running a white tat Farm. and is even going so far as to train them for the fair that is to be held in Proctor in 1957. Margaret Saceric is an instructor of smiles in Hollywood and gives lessons to such famed movie stars as Reger nglund and Sophie Zsido. What's this? Joyce O'Connor employed as secretary to Earl Riehatd' son? He is the owner of the Fruit Growers' AssociatiOn in Los Angeles, California. and specializes in lemons and raspberries. Heavyweight Champion, Robert Aronson, is now gymnastic instructor at the new Proctor High School which has the best equipped gymnasium in the state. We might have known, jean Walsh's interest for animals would never cease. She is operatmg a circus. and her favorite job is to train the horses. Since contact with the men has been made. Norman Johnson has bought a tract of land there, and intends to set up a laboratory for further IC' search. Yolanda Santora is now one of the leading instructors at the Arthur Murray Dancing School. 0e Sacen'c has his C. P. A. 055:: on King Street in Boston. From his 0 ce he can watch the students at Shuley College, an exclusive girls, school. Beverly Nelson is Eetting u in the world as a gorgeous Conover Model. Put tnot bud soon 5 e may c ange her career for that of a housewife. Well, guess what Charles Moran is doing? He is now truant oHicer in Proctor. He understands the psychology of skipping school. Smnyn Curtis' work as a mlssionary priest has talcum him to all arts of the world. He has just returned From India where he. entertaine- the natives with stories of his high school experienm He usually ends his tales by exclaiming, Mat a basketball player Iwas in these; days! Alma Buggiani is doing her favorite Wozkm She's Sum: Nelson's private nurse. Lucky girl! Ruth Broadwell is em Iloyed at. $1: as the ace demonstrator 9yingh h

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To the Freshnenqwe leave our ability to get to be Seniors. Donht give up hope, kids! T0 Jean Steele-Jean Walsh's undying love of horses. To Herbert johnsoneBobby Amnson's title as class chauffeur. t'Only make sure that no wires on your cat are disconnectedi'j To Evelyn McCullougheDeszo Nemeth's alertness on current events. To Rita O'Connoruher sister Joyce's slim waistline. To the first class to graduate From the new Proctor High School-our high school spirit. SENIOR CLASS or 1946 In witness whereof, we have hereunto placed our hand and seats at Proctor, Vermont, the 12th clayr ofjune in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-six. Rum BROADWELL Joyce O'CONNOR 65w ?Mffzcy TIME; 1956 PLACE: The new Proctor High School where the reunion is being held. PROLOGUE: Close your eyes and let your fancy rove to ten years from now. The scene is a class reunion at the new Proctor High School. jean Walsh is toastmistress, while the committee in charge is Margaret Saceric and Beverly Nelson. SPEECH OF THE TOASTMISTRESS A class reunion is always an interesting occasion. and we hope that this one will prove especially so. We have now had the chance of meeting many of our former classmates. and Finding out what the supposedly cruel world has done to them. To me, it doesn't seem that we have changed so very much as far as appearance is concerned, except that we are, perhaps. a trifle more sedate. It is ratifymg to see that so many have been able to attend this reunion. As it is t e tenth annive'rsary of our graduation from Proctor High School, we thought it Fitting to have this meeting deal solely with acquainting our' selves with something that everyone has been doing the past years. We, the committee. have recorded on these cards an interesting fact concerning every member present tonight. May we sugges: that vou be at your ease, as all of you. no doubt. want to hear what the other fellow has been doing. From what we have heard, out classmates seem to have been doing many interesting and worthwhile things.

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64m Qeyms ROBERT AEONSON'. 'i RUTH BROADWELLZ ALMA BUGGmNI: HERBERT CURTIS: EARLE HANSON: NORMAN JOHNSON: MARY KABASTL'RA: EDWARD KLEBECK: CHARLES MORAN: BEVERLY NELSON; D5250 NEMETH: jovce O'Coxwoa: EARL RICHARDSON: ROGER RINGLUND: JOSEPH SACERIC: MARGARET SACERICZ YOLANDA SANTORA'. HAROLD TENERANI: Because of his never endin ability to complete his study assi nments, we give Bo the degree of Mt S.-Master Stu ent. Because of Ruth's excellent character role in the senior play, we bestow upon her the degree of M. Ileise tress of Dramatics. To Alma who has proved how golden is silence, we present the degree of G. S. GieGDlden Silence Girl. To Sonny for his ability and participation in sports we present the degree of D. P. D.-Doctor oi. Phy' sieal Culture. Because of EarlEs craz antics. and clownin in class; we present him the egtee C. C.-Class C own. For Norm's remarkable efficiency as senior treasurer. he is entitled to the degree of D. E.--D0ct0r of EH1- ciency. Because of the long walk you made to school each day. Mary, we ive you the degree of L. D. HeeLong Distance Hi er. Because of Eddiek ability never to be at a loss For something to say, we unanimously award him the degree M. Cleaster Orator. Because of Chick's desire to study forestry, and his abiiity as a hunter during deer: season, we bestow upon him the degree of A. A. thAlways A Deer. To Bev. For her ep' vim, vigor and athletic ability, we give the digree of C. V, CiwClass Vitality Girl. Because of Dez's indomitable spirit in athletic activities. we give him the degree C. EwClass Fighter. Every class must have a redhead. so to Joyce goes the degree of C. R-Class Red-Head. T0 Earl. for his friendly remarks and helpful explana' tions, we give the degree of C. A. M.wC1ass Answer Man. Because of Roger's quiet, bashful disposition and thought ful expression, we give him the degree of C. 3.7 .Class Bachelor. For JIoe's wonderful leadership at the helm of the elasa through our high school years, we bestow upon him the degree P. Heperfect Helmsman. To Marge For her amiahility and winning personality, we present the degree of C. RwClass Personality. For Yolanda's secretarial abilities in typing for the class. we present her the degree of Pi S.-Petfect Secretary. To Bud, for his ability to keep his classes in stitches, and his humorous gulps, we present the degree of D. LwDoetor 0F Laughs.