Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1950 volume:

The Senior Class of Proctor High School MMWMK The Praetorian WEI! PIMX'WURL-XN g-MFF JJ'I'I'F'AIP't 'fmi- . IAH- ARIJMUN Amman Lnillvl' Mam BH-LHAM Jkilx'F'Ei-MIHI': IJJIMN . KiI-muna :Xxmzmux ll'kl- BUNFE, x'IlllLllTrI lilNl SHIJIA I'lxn. Mmmn Dn-u'I-zv, Ln: n: Munnau J-'?I.k!r;:r',1ylr1. PI frivn . Mum 3'! Fun ! nw R H NI S-ul'uuu: L'lrudlmllun .mJ PIIHE-JEX f-n'lh-H jun Val M'H '1:in KAPI'IM. Umnur anlznsm Tumg; . . Slum; THUMB Phrm-ga H . Nmu: Pumuu'x SH-mu Rutlami MISS MARION HACK ETI' WC. the class of 1930, do gratefully dedicate thm yearbook tn our adwsor, Mrss Manon Hacker: Hcr Icaderslnp and capable adwcc thmugh these past four years haw: brought us m this: day of graduatinn. FACULTY Ll: h- ngln, I'ch mr Mr. L31 . Mr WIIIums. Mrs. Pluul', Muss Gav. Missjnhnuun. Mm ljuuluua. Czunlu BTIJkaw. 31mm nIu'. Mr. O'Hurn. Miss HauliuL Mn. Jnhmun, Mr decntcr. Mn Funhnnc. Mm Tuwnc. Miss Kcmp WWMGIMI: MJJMH Four years ago the class of 1950 entered Proctor High School. This proved to be the most interesting en'od of our lives so far. We as a class worked. together and played togetlir. and so the years have passed swiftly. For three years we have watched other classes assemble here to review their class activities. Now it is our turn. It is not exactly as we had anticipated, for we meet both in sorrow and joy. Sorrow because it is the end 0 our high school days, and joy because we are about to step out into the world to determine our Future. At the present moment, the most fascinating subject of our thoughts is the future-our future. What will it be? We have sniven t0 repare ourselves for the duties and obligations that may await us. How welrwe have succeeded the years alone can tell. What' ever problems shall puzzle us, whatever diHiculties confront us. may we always have the courage of our convictions and the faith in ourselves that is so essential if we are to do as well as we dream. May we remain true to our ideals and so Far as in us lies. make the world a better place for out having lived in it. MARY BUGGLANI CLASS MOTTOI 'Tllr doors of ttdsolom arc meter ShllL CLASS Comes: Cadet Malnm and White CLASS FLOWER: Whit: Carnation gdkt'i gfdfl? tTo Tone of Mcmurias'lj Memories. memones. of days at Proctor High, Of Friends so true, good times, too. They will never die. Though today we must say To you alL goodbye, As now we most part We hold in our hearts Sweet memories of clear Proctor High. gdm 93m: Crowding around us now Are the memories of the past four years W'hich are all recalled As the end of high school nears. Memories 5 ring from everywhere As we wal through the halls, But many unforgettable ones Cling to all the walls. Rim Jonmon Now we say good'bye to Proctor High For we are at the end And also we must say farewell To many a good friend. 'Tis a very sad aH'air, A goodebye to P. H. St For in the many by one days We have had muchiappiness. jm Anomson 6.43:! WkMy FR ESHMAN YEAR In September of '46, tWent 'nine Freshmen entered senior high school. These green, noisy members of e lower class soon Found that senior high was not very different From j unlor high school. At that time, the members of the faculty were: Miss Hackett tn the English de artment, Mrs. Fontaine as the French and Latin teacher. Miss Rowe in t e mathematics department, Mr. Hirtle in the manual training dee partment, Mr. Vassar as the history teacher, Miss Hall in the home economics department, Miss Edgett and Mr. Desrusiers were the physical education instructors. MiSS Wingett was in the music de artment, Mrst Ijohnson in the eormnercial department. Miss ohnson in the ethic. Miss McGi Iieuddy in the Biology department. Besides ing out principal, Mr. Parry taught chemistry, physics. and civics. We started our duties by electing the following class ufhcers: David Bani. president; Sewn Anderson, vice president; and Louise Marfuggi as tecretary-treasurer. e elected Miss Heekett for our sponsor. Dunn? the year we held various money making projects such as raffles, and Food sa es. As usual, the seniors started the year by initiating the Ftosh. The girls were burlap bags, hip boots, sixteen pi tails with different colored rib- bons, earmuHS'. a string af onions and a corn eoE plpe. The boys were women's hats, ni htgowns. long earrings. leg paint, lipstick, and heels. A good time was hat? by all especially the freshmen. We won thltd prize in the annual One Act Play contest. The name of the play was Elmer and the Love Bug. The cast consisted of Donald Car- rigan, Roy Peterson, Robert Parker. David Boni, Axel Anderson, Theresa Vigneau. Vir inia L050. Marilyn Duprey. Sheila Fay. Rita Johnson, Mary Buggiani, Ruth Peterson, and Louise MarFuggL Several Freshmen boys Went out for Football and the team had a fair season placing third in the Marble Valley League. In basketball several boys of our class made the Junior varsity. The varsity had a successful year winning the Marble Valley League Championship and they were eliminated by West Rutland in a close game in the B Tournament at Barre. This year the Girls' Glee Club went to Burlington to the Music Festival. tha Johnson played in the AII'State Orchestra. SOPHOMORE YEAR On September 2, 1947, the doors of P. H. S. were re-opened. It was through these doorways that we passed into our sophomore year. Consider- ing ourselves very sophisticated now. we watched the freshmen struggle to gain a foothold 1n the high school life, We were reared by three new teachers: namely, Miss Shanney, replacing Miss Hall in te Home Economics department, Mt. Holbtouk taking Mt. Hittle's place in shop classes, and Miss Kemp the gtrls' coach In place of Miss Edgett. Our class r011 was diminished to twentfr'six students. David Boni left our ranks to return to the Phihppmes. whie Gunhild Myhrberg moved to Rutland. At an early class meeting we elected our class officers. Theyr were president. Mary Bugglani; vice president, Virginia Lose; secretary, Paul Brown; and treasurer. Louise Marfuggi. Miss Haekett was again to be our sponsor. Our first activity as soPhomores was decoratin for the Freshmen recep- tion. It was fun to be able to law in at the proceeEingsr However. two 0! our classmates. Axel Anderson an Marilvn Du rey. were forced to step lagghang long enough to be initiated since they be missed it when they were res Les The Student Council was developed this year. Rita juhnson was elected as secretary, and Roy Peterson. representatwe. ' We presented Goodnight, Please. 1n the One'Aet Play contest and received second prize. There was much hissing during the laynali on the stage of course! Flick Parker and Kruge Catrigan starrerfas business- man and valet. The weeks rolled 0n and soon It was tune For the annual Sophomore Hop. The deeomtrons 1n astels of pink, green and yellow were outstanding. Socially, it was a tremen mas success. Financially, 1t rates little comment! Regardless of the scarcity of boys in our class, we were well represented in athletics. Robert Parker played all sports. George Anderson took part in basketball and baseball; Royr Peterson and Axel Anderson. tnotball and basketball; Ralph Santoro, basketball We were also able to boast of two members. Rita johnson and Sheila Fay, on the girlsh varsity basketball squad. Six sophomores. Louise Marfuggi. Georgia Anderson, Sheila Fay. Mary Buggiani, Rita johnson and Marilyn Du rey took a trip to Burlington in May to attend the Music Festival, another 0 the big events of the spring. T00 soon june had rolled around and the dmrs of P. H. 5. closed on our neverm'be'forgotten sophomore year. jUNIOR YEAR As our third ear of high School started we Found Eve new teachers. Mr. Williams replace Mr. Vassar m the History department. Miss Towne re- Flaeed Miss MeGillieuddy in junior hi 1: school. Mr. O'Hara took over shop rom Mr. Holbrook. Miss Gay was t e new mathematics teacher, and Mr. Brokaw came to manage the Physical Education department in place of Mr. Desrosiers. On return In hi school we Found our class reduced to twenty-four students when Donal Catrigan moved to Pittsfmd and Roland Champine left school. In our first class meeting of September. 1948, we elected M155 Hackett as our sponsor once a ain and chose the folluwing oHicers: Mary Buggiani, president; George An erson, vice president; Sheila Fay, secretary: and Louise Matfuggi, treasurer. Robert Parker was elected to represent our class in the Athletic Asso- ciation and Marilyn Duprey was elected to represent us on the Assembly Program Committee. Sheila Fay was elected vice president of the Student Council and Robert Parker along with Roy Peterson were our class representatives. We again took the task of selling candy and soda at the basketball games. The One Act Play Contest that year, was a succes; The juniors took hrst pnze. the freshmen second prize, and the sophomores received the third prize. In the district one act plays which were held at Rutland, Proctor was placed third. A whist party was held in May and along with the other activities It was a Financial success. Our basketball team entered the C tournament after a successful pla '- off against Bristol. We played Wallingford in the Hrst game and won. T e next game we won against Milmn oing into the finals. We lost a close game to North Bennington thus earning the second place in the C tourney. From thriljunior class Robert Parker and Roy Peterson played on the varsity basket- ba team. SeveraI girls From our class, jean Valach. Leah Kapitan, Sheila Fay. Rita johnson, Marilyn Duprey, Mary Buggiani, and Georgia Anderson. made the gitIs' varsity basketball team which was a success. Virginia Loso and M-arilyn Philhps were on the varsity cheerleading squad The Rutland Chamber of Commerce sponsored an essay contest on uWhy Rutland Needs a junior Colle e. Two of our class won prizes Marilyn Duprey won second prize of hftlv dollars and jane Aronson won the third prize of twentyehve dollars Mary Buggiani was elected to represent Proctor at Girls' State and both Roy Peterson and Robert Parker were elected to represent Proctor at Boys' State. Virginia Lose and Henry Loyzelle were chosen as marshalls at graduation We decided to have our junior From on Class Day in honor of the seniors and we planned a class picnic which was held at Lake St. Catherine the last day of school. Thus ended on: activities of a happy and prosPerous junior year at P. H. S. SENIOR YEAR September 6. 1949! just another .openirlg day of school to the rest of the classes. but to the senior class of Proctor ngh School it was the beginning of our Final year in high school. We were reeted by three new additions to the faculty. Mrs. Ploof replaced Miss S anney in the home ecoriomics department, Miss Guidotti replaced MiSS Erway in the music.department, and Mr. Silvester became our new principal in place of Mr. Parry. At the first class meetmg of the year We elected Mary Buggtani as gates? dent, Robert Parker as Vice Etesident, Louise Marfuggi as treasurer, and heila Fay a? secretary. Mlss Hat ett was again elected our class sponsor. Our class has always been athleticallv minded and four of our class par ttcipated m football. They were: Robert Parker. Roy Peterson, Henry Loyzelle. and George Anderson Robert Parker was elected Honorary Cap- tain of the team. Early in the vear twenty-four eager seniors made plans for our money making activnies of our final year. Ear: one with one goal in mind. our class trip to New York. The Senior Play was presented on December Erst and second. Every Family Has One was chosen as our lay and happily it was a great success. The play helped considerably to enrich our class treasury. Rita johnson was elected D. A. R. Girl. Basketball is always eagerly awaited by the entire student body and we were net disappointed in this year's team. Robert Parker. Roy Peterson. and R31 h Santoro represented the senior class. As usual. we sold candy and soda at a I the home games. We not only made money for our class, but also helped the Athletic Association. The Senior Ball took place on April Fifteenth. This Formal dance is a highlight of each year at Proctor High School. Ours was no exception. Musicaily minded girls and boys participated in the glee club and or- chestra. Well, our high school career has drawn to a close, four veaISe-happily spent. We'll always remember them as the pleasantest of our ives. Hm. DRUMH'ELLER MARILYN Dummy DOROTHY DUTELLE HENRY LEWZELLE 53260,: Cfaii AXE. .JXNDFRWON Llumn 0n MIN, l-nlhulw Bdt'kctlml! I 2' anball I, .1 L.Elct Chalw !. 1. On: An Phy J 1 wax mnoccnr Inysc oncu. hm ELVL' and 1mm UFORL'JI: ANDHKSON MI-mur Judd; Prlhi' anhall I, 1. 3. 4; Ihhkrthuil I 1; lnlcrch-w BML'cIMH l . l; Proctnnan gaff; Rum! '5. 4-, CLst VLL'L' Prumdcm 1; Ulcc L lnlx 1. 2; kicnmr Way Committee. h-cry mm hm: lusumnu: cnnugh tn brunt ul' hr.- hiumsty few n! then undrrstandmg. ULURLM ANDERSON Gm W'h It' V1cc Prcudcnl 1, Hum: LL'UnllmIEh Cluh 1, Suhhal! 1A Ialm Club 2 Ulcc Chlh 1, .1, 1 4: Urchcxlm I, l, 3 4 Girls En- :u'cml'llr. !. 2. 'i, 4 String hnscmblc 3, 4, All-Smr: Orchestra 3 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; lnturciasu Sparta 1 1. 3, 4 5Uthtr- 1nd 5th I. EL 3, 4: Pructnrlm SraH 4 S'Iu: may lac quml and demure. Mwhc bul dnn't bu mu sure JANE ARUNHDN Jun Huh? .6112: Cluh l, 1. 3. 4, Suthurhnd Sul'l 1, 3, 4; Fdllur-urChlc! ul inlnrmn, Freshman Rcrcmmn Cr: Chairman. 5mm! Play Cunmmlcc: j V Baskcrhnn 2; lmcrclass Shorts I. 1. 3. 4'. Uni: Ac! Play 1 Laura Club 2: RrHc Club 3. 4 An uny'mmdnl mul, And always was H JUN? BARON le'- 31 Luis' Glut: Cluh l, 3, 31 Pam! 2; Sutherland Sui? I: On: At! Play 3 .I- V anLullull I, Prnmturlm Sufi; Home IELUJHGmLL'K Chih i: Lula Cluh 2: InterLlaw Spun; E l, 3. Cimnl Chdhlttcr :9 fur rcmemhnnuc. PAUL BROWN P. 3. ill I 1m IJM .xlr' I'JEIIgJIllH Clam: Secretary .1: 51.11.11: Manager 3 4. Patrol I. 1. 4'. Fnruthln 3 1.-I. V RMLHhAH I: Prncmrmn SuH. Lm'c rulc-i 1115 k112-.Jn:h u'lthn'ul: 3! fawn!!! N MARY BL'iIiGMVI Bim-at Him tFmr IIHL' JI..u'hm Chm Prudent .2. 3 4. Glcu Kiluh I 3. 1-. 4 Gulf Fnscmhlc l, 2, 3, 4.311 Smu- L'Imrm 2. 3. L UITLC QLLW 3 f'lcrmu' Phy. One Act N.Iy I, AKleJnt Fdlrnt nfr Prmmrmn, Suthrrhnd qDH I. 3. 3, 4' Pumr 2. 33 Varsuv Basketball 3. Jr. Hunnrary thun 4 I V Baskclim'l I. 3. Fnturcl-nss 911mm I 2. 3. 4 LJIIITI Chub 3: Home Ecnnmuwc Chub, 'I ruaxurer l A Hulmlu .IHLE a hlcnd Eu 4 h HALLA DRLIMHI lLI:'R Hnn' Yuu Jrn': 5.1V .c'Hi Glee Club I; On: Act Plays 3; Samar plar; Chairman lunmr Prmu: Pmuumn SuH' WC rnli: :Juu iliut w: rIJL- sum I nnv I11: Jury hu'. 1 .2111 mm ' MARILYN DUPREY 'lht Pt I. 5;. .nlyla-Jy Hum: Eumnmm Club 1. Latin ii'iuh 2. Snfthall . Ulcc Club 1. 1. 1r. 4. Ulrfn' Iwnsuran 2. 3. 4'. Orchestra. I. 2. 3. 4. Asmmhh Cummntce 3. 4; Om- AL-I Plays l. E, 3:; Scnmr Way 4'. Slnhcrhml Staff. i. .1. 3. 4; IRICTCIEIFS Sporls l. . 5. -'v, N! Sure Onllcslru i. l. 3. 4. String chch 3. 4; Buskclhan I. .7.. 3. 4. Girls' Quartet 3. 4' Prucmnm Sm'l. Cu Ulrcuur Ont Art Phlw 4 H'Hu: fall'cs! garden In I'lur Inok . And 1n her rmnd 1hr: wum huukk H DOROTHY hLITLl l l HDUJ UH Glut Club 1. 3!. 1. -l. BJNL'CEEMH -l Suilluland Stair .2. 4 Imcrclasx Spurn I . l. 1. 4. LMIn Clula '2. Hum: Fcnmrmln Cluh J. PMTUJ 2. 3 SL'HIIIY Play Cllmmallcc. Prmlmhn'l Ru She was .3 I'm'nd tu lwr fncnds ' SHI1ILA I-AY FM ' H.1-. 'R.-.I' ' Lllrc Club . 3. 3. 4: Lhrik' Itnscmhlc I. 3 '5. 4, LINE Quartet 7;. 4. Oruhcstm l. 1, 5. 4' All Sun: Charm 2. 3. 4. Out Arr Play: 1. Z. 1: Cu Dlrccmr Unc Act Phya 4. Serum Play. Bachlell 1. .1. 3. 4. WIN! 3. lnlrrulni Spurn I. E. 3. 4. Sutherland SUN 1. 3.. 3. 4. Prncturmn SIJH'. rHuxlcnt Cuunn! Vim Prwdmt 3. RIH: C'luh 3. 4 Patrol !. .1. Hum: lkumnmcs Clul'! l. Latin Chib L Chxs Stucmry 3. 4 N01 hp age. but by uhnrat'tcr n wudnm .ntmnml RITA JOHNSON .HRH 1 Il+i0l,' n'ln'an'm Gite Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Garlx' I'nscmlwlc I. 2. 3. 4. Orchcsru I. 1. 3. 4 AH Stan: Ori'hustrJ I. 2. 3, 4.511tht'tlamlSI-JH I. .1. 3 izclnur 4: Rural 5'. One Act Phlw. f. Scnmr Flay. Student Comm! Trcakurur 3. Ulrfx' anLcthnll I. 2, 3. 4. Jnrurchn Spurn I .1. 3 4'U1rli' SuftluH I: Rlllc Club 3. Laun Club 2. Hmng Iiummmu Club. Pruudcnl I: C.?arIx-' Quartul .1. 4 String ancmblc 3. 4. Buxlues: Manager Hf Magnum Drive 4'. Prm'tnrun QIJH' I ! A R Award Few hcnru Ilkc hers wnh urtuc wsrran Few heads wnh L'nuwlcdgc st: Ininrmcd. Ll'IAH KAPITAN LEE Uh. .IIIIU UFcc Uluh l 3. 3: Utrb' Ensemble I. 2. 3. Vdmty Emkutbail 2. 3. 4;'I V Baskcthall 1;InLcrch-:H Sports 1. 3. 3. 4. Sufilull l. 2; L..';lpr.nn Baskcthail 3. i'fumu Iimnnrmct Club lI Rlllc Club 5; Prmlurmn QLIH'. Hunlur PlJy Committee; SuthcrlJnJ 9m? 2. 4 Thu latest won ix :0 dn the deed and my nothing. VIRGINIA L030 Cimu Yul: th trul. IIILII' J V. Chucrlcndcr l: Varnly Checrludrr 3. 4'. Mnnhal 1; Sutherland Still'I l. .1. 3. 4. Hum: Emmamlci Club I. Latin Ciuh 1: Claw; Vruc rcsldenl 2. Girl: Cluh l. 2. 3. 4-. Cmmn Mlgazinc Drive 4. Student C'uuncd 4-. 0m: Ac: Play I. Interclass Spam; Pmumrmn SIJH A gcncmus actmn Is :15 own reward. HITNRY I..UYZELLF. H ux HFHI' er-Ilj: mt JullJ'H Fumba I. 2.. 4. 61cc Club 1. 2. 3. On: An P14 R Z. 3: Summ Play. Suthcrhnd 35th l. 1. 3.0rcl1cslra f. 2 Putrn 3. Dump. calmly what others Hnd leFIcult Is ulcnr. Dmng wlut I!- Impnusthle Fur uicm 1s genius LOUISE MARFUGGE Pmcun. 1 HM ll. yum lawn? SnFrIwaH I, .1 V Chucrlmdut I' On: Act Phys 1; Hnmu Ficu- nonucn Club I. Clatx Sucrcury l Lalm Club 2. Palm! 2. Inrcrclaie Sports 2. 3. Girk' QLMTIEI 3. 4. Run: Club 3. 4. String Enscch 3. 4. All Slaw Charm 2. '5. 4. Sulhrrhnd 5th 2. 3. 4, Glue CIuh I 2.3.4.01rl5' Enscmhlu 1. 2. 3. 4; Urulmsrra l. 2. 3.4.CL155 'rregsururJ. 2, 3 4. Scmor PLW. Studcm Culmctl 4. Proctmmn 9r: ' a gram ul galcty seasons everything: I L'UI'ZNE MONAHAN MI I. U .H,I1'HyEu-wuH Sunmr Play Cnrnmincr; anr'mll 1, 9mm Mmmgcr 3. 4, Pamd 4L Prncmrmn Can Lct 1hr: mlnd of man he Hind 'M tn hum: L'lcmny RUBFR'I' PARH-R rI'ML'kIILU ' 1m Flr'lggmg .u' .nmI-l KIIIIIIEIH f'unthH 1. 7., 1 '1 BJHLCIHIH I, 1 K, J, BJNCI'HI: I .1, 1i 4 Lila Cluh I. 3 3 Uruhnlrn l, .i, L Inunhn' ItnLcthaH E l. Htudtnt Cnunrli .3: 4. Um: Act Play: I, 2. 'r. i:cmnr NM, Airhirlu ,kanuulmn 2, 3 -l; Pdtml I. 4 Pructunan HtaH'- Frnhmnn Rum- mm Cu Chalrmmr Chis V5.1: Prcutdcnr 4- Ruy-I Hnu- '5 QJL-r'tu kccp 15:11: :inn 1:: speak ' R01 Fl' Il'IHDN Fur HH'TMI m .1. m5- IIIHIPII': : funk . Bachtl ml! I, 3 4 Foothill 7., 4, Baseball '3, 4, One Au Phys 1, 2 3, HILlJL'm. Cthuml'. 3., 7: Bnyx' Stur 3 Lh-nlnr Mu, Ulrl' Cluh I. l, Pknrul I114. Dmy- haniis m.1Lr l Mam mnru'y ' RLI'I'H ?I' I I:RSON , RH Ls Hr Jpn; .n 15:53 61:,- CM: 1. l, 3, 4. LSurls' I'nsumblu 3, 4 AH Rm: Chorus 4; Serum Play: Om: Arr Phys I, Hum: Eumnnncs Club I. l, 3, 4; Rm: Club '5, 4; Interdlu L'vrrnrt. l, l, 3, 4 In 111:: sunslnnc oi j'uul' smile. MARILYN PHILLEPS Prmur Hmme w Hsin' I V Chwrludcr I, VJrsHy Chm-rfmtlcr 2. 3. 4. Ulu- Ciuh L L 3, 4. Hurm- EL'UIIOI'mL'S Club L 2. I 4, Suthcrland SIAHV 4. Inrcrclass Spurn 1. 2. 3. 4. Scnmr Play L'ummlmc; Fatmt 2. 3; P.IHL' Club 3, 4; Prm'mnan Cunt? Bright JI'HJ Musing. FL! of fun RALPH SANTORO Cmm TIMI ; nyhl Basketball 1, 4, Senior Hay: Paiml 2. '5. 4: Glen: Club I. 2: Suthcrhnd SmH' 4 Bug: Msnagcr 3. Interclass Huskmhuu 2, anmrun Staff. Gum! wan makes beauuful things. and gum! wmk lam! jI-IAN VALACH er- m- ;-. .-. , Mn, Gll'r Cllll'! M l 3. Varuly n,NcLIL'd'LlII 3 -I.I V- H.ththU 1. 1 inlnrmn SLIH Tnlrrchqe Spurn IA 1 7w. 4. Ithm'lm I. P-W'I'! 3. 1. I'lnlllc Eumnnnu CIuI'! I, Qudmrldnd QMH- anmr PI-ll! Cumn'mcc sCanitlmn I le :IWLIrcnl NhL'H nuke lltf m.trlc H I'I'IIIRII'SA VlUNEAL' 'I'::x'n1l HHEJJ'UH'H Ulcc Cluh I. 2. 3. Our An Play I, Srnlur N.Iy Sulhcrlmd EMT L 1 1. 41 Pmcmnnn SmH'; Laun Club 2; Interclm Spurts l. l. Hurry: Emmlmlcs Club A thlngs fan fit thlz fau' H gigs 939mg: PAUL BROWN RITA Jonson EUGENE MONAHAN HENRY Loraine LEAH KAPITAN RALPH Samoan MARY BUGGIANI GEORGE ANDERSON JEAN VALACH jtme BARON JANE ARDNSON Truman VIGNEAU MARILYN PHILLIPS AXEL ANDERSON ROY PETERSON When Paul drives by all we can see is the dust, so We give him the degree C. F. H. D.. Candidate for He Duvets. Ever since the eighth grade Rita has entertained us with her violin playing. To her we give the degree V. V.. Virtuoso of the Violinl Eugene really shmes when it comes to riflery, so we give him the degree 0. R,, Outstanding RiHeman. Because of Henry's love for the kitchen we give him the degree M. C. , Master Chef. May your cakes never all. Leah always manages to come up with double A's instead ofA's so We ive her the degree C. D. A.. Class Double A Gil'E Ral h gets a lot of enjnyment out of teasing peo 1e. t refute we give him the degree C. P.. C aSS Pest. but we know everybody will miss you next year. Ralph, when you arerft around to run the mtme projector. Our class president for three cars we feel Mary deserves the degree C. L, C 3.35 Leader. To Muggsy who has a perpetual shine on his shoes we give the degree S. S. B., Shoe Shine Boy. Jeanie is an ardent fan of all sports. To her we give the degree L. S., Lover of Sports. For her always ready grin anti her ability to crack a joke For every occasion we give Liz the degree C. 5., Class Sunshine. When it comes to writing Jane always pops up with something new and diHerent so we give her the degree L. 1..., Leader of Literature. Punctuality does not seem to be one of Theresa's virtues, tl'lel'rJore-l we give her the degree N. O. T. G., NeverOn'Time Girl. Because Mari! gets hoarse at any kind of a ball game we eel that she rates the degree C. C., Class Cheerleader. Axel has shown us his ability in art many times. To him we give the cIegree M. P. , Master Painter. Wisecmcks are Bud's specialty. To him we give the degree C. 1., Class joker. Ronent PARKER Flick Wears three stars on his summer He wins the degree A. A. All'round Athlete- MARILYN Dumas? Marilyn seems to have the kmfk 0f getting! 310?? well with everyone, therefore we gwe er t e degree C. C. 0.. Class Charm G'l'l- HAL DRUMHELLER Because of Hal's love of the business world we gwe him the degree C. B.. Class Busmessman. RUTH PETERSON Everyone needs true fricnds and that's what Ruthle is. To her we give the degree E- 3.. Everybody 3 Buddy. SHEILA FAY Shetla would be an asset to any debatlnghteam; Tof . her is awarded the degree C- D.. amplon 0 Debating. DOROTHY DUTELLE To Dorothy. because of her secret life we gave the degree Gt M., Girl of MYSIBW- VIRGINIA Loso LOUISE MAREUGGI Geonou Anomson To Virginia. Louise. and Georgia, For our unurmg efforts on the class degrees, WE award ourselves the rank of C. E.. Class Einsteins 51491;? d; meim JANICE CASEYeBecause of the acting abih'ty which you've shown in 1th: One' Act Plays, we suggest that you try for the lead 111 your Semor P ay. MARSHALL Fav-FDate a girl from P. H. 5. during your senior year. You'll Find it much handler, PATRICIA MAYJWhy don't you use some of your height to master basketball? The girls, team could certainly use you. THOMAS YaxumowcawBe good to your brother so that he'll let you take the cat occasionally Girls go for looks. you know. MYRTLE SKJETNEeKeep up the morale of a certain freShman- 35 it'll 1ml? the spans of P H. S. - -.,. '11 MYRTLE BURGESSFWC advtse you to make a httle 11015.. 30 that people Wt know when you're around. rh JEANETTE POMMNVILE.:EiWE suggest that you try out for cheerliadmg 9 at Proctor can be different an have lu'a redheads on the squat. CLARENCE CAPMANe'AIhICtl-C teams require good trualn'clgtil'Si KBCP P the good work! GARY FM'7We suggest that you keep the girls of your glass nfupmd Lhw'ligli: out most of the year. You seem to have accompltshed t is very we the past year. E1515 MONAImN-A few of our best glgglers arc graduating thts year, so we advise you to carry one 10 MARILYN NELSONveWhy not slacker: up a little on the studying? You donht know what you're missing! Lomsr: OLNsteSince so many members of our orchestra are graduating. we suggeSt that you brush up on the cello so you can carry on. KAREN Oscaason-Join the girlsh ensemble as some good soprano voices are needed. NINA GIANCOLAeWe advise you to be on the lookout for 3. man. Try some of your classmates. LLm-n ANDERSDNeForget the girls in Rutland and Hnd one in Proetor High, as you're causmg too many heartaches. an Rutland. that im RAYMOND MALONEYeKeep up your good work in basketball, but keep out of wet meadows. LENNART NELSON--Go home earlier nights and get some sleep. tIWe know Len's parting 13 such sweet sorrowj FRANK MAZUT-Notice a certain sophomore girl a little more. Come on Frankie, give her a break. Downs WunHKeep up your good work in cheerleading and always keep smiling. ROGER NELSONiSCt u. some warming stations on Powers Hill. It gets mighty :0ch 1n winter, oestft it, Roger? Eu anu'rrKeep driving in football and that forward wall is bound to ewe. R lTA JOHNSON SHEILA FAT Rm' PETERSON 62:55 WW The time has now come when the class of U350, in the mwn of Proctor. county of Rutland. and the state of Vermont. being of sound mind, havin fullilled our obligations to the Proctor High School, make this our last Wih and Testament, To MR. SILVESTER we leave the pleasant memories of the past year Althougi he has been with us only a year, we hope he will always tememhet t c class of 1950. ROBERT PARKER leaves his basketball ability to Dominic LaVictoriel SHEILA FAY leaves her driving ability to Marilyn Nelson. Remember Marilyn, it takes seven more to make a Big Eight. LEAH KAPITAN leaves her long walk up Patch Hill to Marie Match VIRGINIA L040 leaves her cheering ability to Therese Kallio. jams BARON leaves her steady chatter to Janet Nnvati. You can at least try to attract attention, Janet. DOROTHY DU'I'EIJE leaves her solitude to Christine Hinds. HENRY LOYZELLE leaves. his love for opera to whoever likes it. MARY Bueswu leaves her love for Manchester to Hilary Hyde. RALPH SANTORO leaves his reservation on the hasketball seat to David Stevenst Be sure and keep it warm, David. MARILYN PHILLIPS leaves her bright remarks to Patricia Horvath. GEORGE. ANDERSON leaves his dancing abilityI to Leo LaFrance. PAUL BROWN leaves his love for Htedheads to George L050. EUGENE Momma: leaves his hot'temper to Thomas Yakunovich HAL DRUMHELLER Ieaveq his admiration for the Big Eight to anyone. who thinks himself a good HBig Nine member. RITA jOHNSON leaves her ability to stick toH one guy.r t0 Irene Petrulenicz. GEORGIA ANpltnson leaves her dimples to Myrtle Burgess. MARILYN Dnenrx leaves her pleasing smile to Marshall Fay. AXEL ANDERSON leaves his love for Margaret to Gary Fay For Elsie Manahan. ROY PETERSON leaves his acting ability to Frank Brown. Brush up on the Farmer talk, Frank. jaws ARONsoN leaves her intelligence to Frances Allard. THERESA VIGNEMI leaves her weH-kept coiHute to Ann Curtis. Take heed oi the large mirror in the gitlsi room, Ann. RUTH PETERSON leaves her sense of humor to Marie Gianeola. IEAN VALACII leaves Biackie to P. H. S. We su est that someone be assigned to take jean's place in letting Blackie out 0 the building each day. LOUISE MARFIIGGi leaves her musical ability to Nina Giancola. Tm; SENIOR CLASS leaves the privilege of selling at the hashetbail games to the resent junior Class of P. H. S. This will give you a good chance to o tain Funds for your class tript Rum PETERSON LEAH KAPITAN JEAN VALACH 64255 gimyea W'hyr not have the campus converted into a skating rink and have ice follies? For the students who are bored in class we ought to have television installed. For the assemblies we should have popular movies such as Battleground and Samson and Delilah. There should be soda installed in the drinking fountains. 11 Foot stools ought to be supplied for your feet in study hall. It would he a good idea to have school go on a four-day week. Let's switch to 011 heat instead of coal, so George won't have to work so hard. Why not have snapdtagons instead of poison ivy around the school yard? Electric eyes would be nice on doors so sleepy students worft have to Open them. True Romance magazines should he provided for the non-steadies, Let's have gum, cigarette. and candy machines instead of lockers in the boys, and girls' basements. This Fall a new time schedule for P. H. S. should go into effect. 9 am. to 3 p.m. This would give the students more time to sleep. As our school is now a C standard, because oF the lack of boys- Parents: can't something be done about it? We would like the faculty to form a new constitution For P. H. S. which would permit: gum chewing. sleeping every other period, playing cards, and a smoking period. As john L. Lewis and his miners get what they want, we would like the :moents to form a Union. They could then strike for anything their hearts estre. We demand the answer for the $500,000 question for 1950. Will P. H. 5. have a new high school? RALPH Samoan ROBERT PARKER GEORGE ANDERSON 654255 gejlwy YEAR: 1960 PLACE: The spacious and modern library of the new P. H. S. Paomoue: We now let you look in on the reunion of the class of 50. Speech oj Tonstmistrcss As we look in on this reunion of the class of '50 we End them seated around the long table. Manyr of the old femiliar faces have changed, for during these ten years 1t has been a tough climb, but there they are. on the top. So attention .111 of you inexPeriencecl youngsters. and listen while we let you In on the latest happenings of this class. Seated at the head of the table We find Monsieur Loyzelle. dean of the Curie Glamour School for Women. He always was a lady killer you know. Mary Buggiani and jean Valach are eo-ownets of the Ketch Em and Kill Em Funeral Home. They operate on the principle' Eventually. Why Not Now? Bud Peterson and Paul Brown are famous for their new garbage diS' posal system All you have to do is, throw it down a chute! Marilyn Phillips is employed as Milk Maid at the Proctor Creamery. Lee Kapitan has been hitting all the night Spots. lately, with a variety of escorts. My. how times have changed. Gooney Anderson is new manager of Negus' Pharmacy. Who does he have employed as soda jerk ? Why, none other than his wife, Peg. Marilyn Duprey and Georgia Anderson are now famous violinists. They thnll the audience with their musical strains. Louise Marfuggi has just completed at tour of Eiano concerts at Gold Tooth Hollow. She has with her, making her de ut as a singer, Madame Virginia Loso. - Dorothy Dutelle now runs her own little beauty shop. It's called DOES Beauty Spot? Flicker Parker has opened a booming skiing resort in the Sahara Desert. Eugene Monahan is in the service 0? the U. S. Department of A?ticulturet His latest research is on the question, Do you think the rain wil hurt the rhubarb? Ruthie Peterson has made herself famous as the queen of the burlesque at the everpopular Stork Club. Sheila Fay is a very successful actress. Her latest toh: is that of chauffeur 1n the plcture entitled, The Last Mile. Muggsy Anderson has just solved the baffling mystery of How to grnw big and buxly in FIVE easy lessons. Hal Drumheller is starring on World's Homemaking program featuring, Why a man should make his wife happy. Jane Aronson has made quite a name for herself in the literary heid. She recently published a volume of poems entitled Rainbow Rhymes. Theresa Vigneau is a roving lecturer. Her Favorite topic is, How to talk effectively. Reet Johnson has just published a book called. uHow to Become Popular. It's outselhng Emily Post. Crow Santoro has made himself known lately, as a famous tough guy in the HW'hoduunit? pictures. hLiz Baron has just returned from China She gained popularity by teaching the Coolies to Rhumha. JUNE BARON THERESA VIGNEAU 12 I..-ft m u-ac'1l, l'mL' mu' Lenny Ntlunn, .Icnnultu Pumamwnu. Dolmen Ward Hm: Mumhm. Karen Oscarsun. Nina Lilancnln. Marshall fay. Smut! Nu Rune: Vclsnn Clarence Capmam Tl'lnmas Yakunm'tch. Myrtic Skjctnt; Loulsc Olncy. 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