Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

 - Class of 1951

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DOI..HRE5;WARD leaves her love for the Navy to Therese Kailio. Pretty uniform. isn't It. Tessie? MARILYN NELSON leaves her ahilitv as ciass treasurer to Dawd Stevens. because he likes mathematics so well. FRANK MAZI'T deeds his long shot In hasketbaii to Steve Stamper. Lefs get on the hall, Steve. CLARENCE CAPMAN bequeaths his singing voice to Shoepaul LaFrance. MYRTLE SKIIETNE leaves her love for nursing to Jean Fregmi. JEANETTE POMAINVILLE leaves her bus ride to school every morning to Rosalie Colhum. MYRTLE BURGESS leaves; her love For staying at home nights tn Charles Dan- kanics. GARY FAY leaves his ability and willingness to act as class chauffeur to Louis Lettola. ' TOMMY YAKUNOVICH leaves his aliection For Rutland girls to Zibby Vigneau. jamcs Casey LENNART NELSON . FRANK Mum Miss Finch Coach Hugo Longuete Miss Audubon Mr. Wadsworth Our Miss Brooks 6495; game Since it is entirely foreign to the nature of our class to grumble and since we have never been known to criticize or complain about anything. we meekly offer the Following suggestions For future consideration We feel that earphones should be installed at every desk in study hall. 50 students withnut anything to do may listen to their favorite daytime radio programs. Study hall tables should convert into beds for easier sleeping. The teachers should be asked to wear cleats on their shoes at all times. so that students can hear them cumin i Wheel chairs with motors shougti be purchased For all students who are too iazy to walk from class to class. We suggest that every student be given a clock. Then he will always work on his own time. Parking meters should be installed For students who have cars. The revenue received could he used toward building the new gym. Could We have lawn chairs on the campus Fm- seniors with nothing to do? Prett girls could he hired to wave fans above the chairs when the tempera' ture is high Seeing'eye dogs should be furnished for students, who aren't awake early in the morning. Why not have a course. How to Become a janitor, taught by Mr. Buggiani and iving Forty points credit toward graduation. Secludetigand comfortable iove seats ought to be installed for students going steady. We would like the home economics department turned into a combination drytcleaning estahiishment, barber shop. shoe-shine parlor. and beauty salon.

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ELLEN Bowmnx Since you alwavs seem so happy, we advise you to keep up the morale of P. H. S. on gloomy clays. Ermon JoHNsoxiour suggestion to Elinor is to keep the Student Counal going. LILLIAN KINGeBec-ause of Lilltanls acting ability, we advise her to try out For the leading part 111 the senior play. MARY JANE MCCULLoucueSmce two 01th: girls in the trio are graduating. we advise you to be on the look out For two more good voices. GUY Loso--We advise Guy to keep up his guitar lessons. Maybe he will be starting with Smiling Ernie in the future. ALBERT VioNEAti--We advise you not to dress so sharp next year. for seniors have much Work :0 d0. ROBERT JouwsoNeKeep the dirt smoothed down around second base; for the smoother the dirt. the smoother the player! DOLORES WARD MYRTLE SKJETNE E Ll MAZUT 64:5 9647! State of Vermont County of Rutlahd Village oF Proctor Facul ty and Students: We, the Class of 1951 of Proctor Hi h School, Proctor. Vermont. do on this thirteenth day ofjune. 1951 , revoke allgwills and testantlentar;r disposittons heretofore made by us, and do declare this to be our last will and testament. So we bequeath and devise the Following: KAREN CleeAasoN leaves her cheerleadiug uniform. She hopes janet Navari wil Fill it. ELL MAZUT leaves his drive on the foothall held to anyone who dares to try it. 'Taint easy! pA'l' Mm: was going to leave something to the freshmen. but after deliberation she decided instead to take the freshman with her. Mansmtt FAY leaves his ability in American history to George Loso. Enjoy it if you can. George. ELSIE MUHAHAN hequeaths her ready wit and good humor to Tippy Champine. Try it, Tippy. It's really fun. Raw MALONH leaves his parking places to anyone who can find them. NINA GIANCOLA gives her faithfulness to one man to Irene Petrolenicz. Try it, Renal LowsE 0mm leaves her ability to do all things well to Marie Maeek. You are doing a good '01: now. Marie. Keep up the good work. Rooen NELSON leaves his walk down Powers Hill to Rodney Sedergrene that is. the walk, not the girl. LLOYD ANDERSON leaves,his shoe-shining business to Frankie Brown Law NELSON leaves his ability in basketball t0 Skeels Thompson. We'll furnish the stilts, Skeelst JANICE CASH leaves her love for dancing to Roberta Mutti. But remember! Dancing isnlt everything!



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New hours should be set for school! wuth school me eight'hftecn t0 eightttwenty and recess from eight'twentv to three'seven. Also Christmas vacation should run from New Year's to Christmas, Instead of from Christmas w New Year's. A secret bar might be installed in the shop for thirsty boys, said hat to dlspense, of course. soft drmks only. There may he a few other thmgs; but as we said before, we don't hhe to complain. Besides we hke everythmg just the way it is---well. nearly everythingenuw that we,re graduating. JEANETTE POMAINVILIE LLOYD ANDERSON ROGER NELSON gem gahlfecy TIME: 1961 PLACE: Before the Senate Investigating Committee, Washington. D. C. SETTING: The roam is verv crowded; and the members of the class of 195! are all sittin ore the chairman. Senator Marshall Fay. and his verv capaEIe aid, Senator Louise Olneyt PtraposE: To En out whether the members of the clasx of 1951 are loyal American citizens. The following testimony has been glVCIT Although he at first refused to answer any questions on the grounds that it might incriminate him, the committee has Found out that Lloyd Anderson is now a special agent who IS terrorizing the Kremlin Into saying yes For the first time in Fifteen ears. Next to testi y was Myrtle Burgess who said she is an actress in a play now appearing on Broadway. Her favorite role is that of a lady from Brooklyn. Sus icion was aroused when Frank Mazut stood up to speak. It seems Frank's ship ran a round on a coral reef near a South Sea island some time ago; and Frank spent a 1 day with binoeulars, watching the island girls dance. Another sailor, Lenny Nelson, was unable to testify, as he was in a hosPItaI in California recovering from injuries sustained when he fell from a plank while boarding ship. Ruger Neison has stated that his income tax is all paid. Roger has just returned home after winning the Indianapolis Speedway races for the fourth time. He says. Practice makes perfectt News has reached us that Marllyn Nelson has Finally received her driver's license, but after ten years the new Dodge is hardly recognizable. Jeanette PomaIHVille has recently bought the castle. The committee tried to get her to admit an atomic bomb project. but she uses the castle building only for the storing 0f. the new jet'engine school buses. Karen Oscatsnn has Just produced :1 new car called the Kivistumohtle. She has also tried LIering it? Because of this, wltnesses insist she is an enemy subarea: agent. e committee has found that Elste Monahan is now married. It's hard to believe. but she has two of the quietest children! They must take after their father. the newly appointed Ambassador to France. Who is thus new ambassador? Why. it's Gary Fay. or Former class president! It must have been his Fluency in French that won him the appoint ment.

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