Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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CLASS Mono As thc Labor; 50 the Rctmrd Blu'c am! While jEAN STEELE Jame Mv mulhrr sail . . Glee Club I 2 3i 4; Basketball 4; Praetorian SmH; Interclass Volley Ball 4, Interchss Basketball! ,,3 4; Homle Economics Club 1,2 Sutherland StaH Junie with the: light brown hair. CATHERINE VUORI Cum 031413141. Mr. anr inicrclass Soccer 2. 3 4;Iruen:1;ss Volley Ball 3; lntcrclass Baskerball 1,2. 3, 4: Interclass Softballl. 2. 3 4: Interschniastic Basketball 12 .3. : Interscholastic Softball 2, 3. 4; Sutherland StaH'll.2.3:chm1-ian Sanff4; Glu- Club I, 2. 3' Home Economic; Club I 2; Saint Play 4 Salutamtian. 4'Tl1c Navy 15 here :0 stay. WILLIAM YJKKUNOVICH WASIL UllF-l don't Him: 1-H Glee C1115 1. 2; Vice President 3; Junior Play 3; Latin Club 1; Bazaar Com mittee 4. Gin: me a wrcnch CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER White Carnation

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CHESTER OSCARSON GMMP Tlm picturc I rmk . . Glee Club 2: Basketball I,- Orchestra 2; Class Play 2, 3; Senior Play. Ht views the world :hranh-a camera. MARY PULQIPHER PHIKIN' NOR, Brlly' Interclass Baqkelball 1. 2: LHL'L' Cluh 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Enscmhlc 3, 4; A11- Stsrc Chorus 3, 4', Senior Play: Inmrchss Socccr 2, 3, Intcrcfms Vroucp' Ba 3. VUIth a smik and a song. EVELYN SKJETNE Sm 01., Rm' Claw Secretary 1; Claw 'l'rmsurcr l; Home Ecnnumics Club, Treasurer 2; Home Ectmomics Cluh, President 3: Cheerleader 3. 4; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Interclass Soccer 2, 3, 4; lnlcmlass Basketball I, l, 3. 4; lnrerclass gofthail 1, 2, 3, 4: lmcrclass Vnucy Ball 3 Sutherland Sta? 1. Z. 3; lntcrscholashc Bssktlball 1, 2, 3, 4; Interscholastic Snflhsll 2, 3, 4. W'i-m Hid be quiet? NATALIE RINGLUND Nu 0h, aid you hear thix om? Soccer 2, 3,4;516: Club I. 2. 3, 4; Volley Ball 1. 2. 3,4;Baskctb4112.3. 4-: Cn-Cuplain uf Bn'ikctball Team 3. 4; Snfth-JH 1., 2. 3, 4; Youth Council 4', Sutherland StaH' 3; Girls' Stan: 3-. Sutherland Club Commute: 2: Latm Clul'a l, 2; Praetorian, Assurant Edtmr 4: Senior Play; Scurctary of Athletic Cnuncil 3'. Sccmmry of Class 4; Bazaar Committee 4, Fust 1n spartsilirst in the hearts of her classmates

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671215,; cgiifo'zg FRESHMAN YEAR Out Freshman Year! Our First year in high sehool-eand were we thrtlled? It was 1943 when we began our high school career, and we were all as pleased as punch. The hrst thing that greeted us was the faces of three new teachers, Mrs. Fontaine, Miss johnston, and Miss Edgett. It wasn't long before we organized as a class and elected our oHicers and a Spenser. The ol'hcers were as follows: President, Raymond Christmas; Vice President. Burman Anderson; Secretary, Evelyn Skjetne: TreasurEr, Barbara Duprey. Miss Edgett was chosen as our Sponsor. Our school year was htst distu ted by apple picking. Classes were small and little was accomplished for ahout three Weeks until the apple picking was over. The Freshman Reception came soon after this. We had heard so many exaggerations before the reception that most of us were a little in awe of what was going to hap en. The boys were dressed like girls and the girls were dressed in boys' c othing, but not in any manner that you might expect. They Were Wrong side out and backside Prone The seniors had a good time while we underwent the ordeal of being initiated into the high school; but needless to say, we survived. The freshman boys participated in the Freshman Basketball Tournament which was held in West Rutland, but were not successfulH-in other words, We lust. Both the boys and girls gave way to mightier teams at P. H. S. in the Intetelass Basketball Tournament. 1n the spring of the year we tecewed a surprise which was considered leasant by most of the students. The Mica Plant was short of help, so we had solid session for the remainder of the year in order to let some of the older girls work at the Mica Plant. We started our year with forty-four students, but We lost five. Richard Zapponi moved to Watertown, Massachusetts, and Barbara Lundbetg moved to Minnesota. Jimmy Fox, Francis Puckett. and Lucille Menard decided not to return to school. SOPHOMORE YEAR 1n the fall of 1944, we started our second year of Hi h School. Now it was our turn to watch the timid Freshmen and laugh at their mistakes. The Freshman Reception was the hrst activity of the year, with the Sephomores handling the decorations-suitable for the new Fteshies. Two of our classmates were missing this year. Barbara Lundberg moved to Minnesota and Lucille Menard left to attend Rutland Business College. However. two new members, Alvar Kivisto and Gustaf Myhrberg. joined our class to keep our numbers From decreasing.