Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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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

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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.

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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?