Prouty High School - Proutian Yearbook (Spencer, MA)

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All the Would'a 14 Stage ' - null: l OH THERE YOU ARE YOU BIG STRONG BADMAN LOUIE FOR SHERIFFl YOUII Hamlet J Pelleuer C Ross N Collette, P Standrsh G Frrzsxmonds P Boylan R. Gravehne Boylan D Deslauuers P Marsden R Gravelme B Snyder R Mornll Girl Crazy, a hllarnous comedy ab t a dude ranch In Arizona, relates what hap pens when Louie, a Brooklynlte cab drlver, runs for sheriff against Lank, a bug bad hombre from the West The owner of the ranch as a playboy from New York who falls In love with aWestern gurl The romance be comes complicated with the arruval of stall another layboy The eautaful and colorful costumes made by Barbara Booth and Therese Saucler added authentlcnty to the Western background One of the play s hlghllghts was Lank s pursuit of Loule around the registration desk The curtam closes onapeaceful, happy scene as the Easterners decade to stay In the West ALL HANDS AROUND 'x 5 'Q HEROES BEHIND THE SCENE HEYI CURLEY Cl:Wl R Bel'll118l1l'H6 J Kaupplla P Archambeault 33 D Corrlveau R Jaskovlak R, Gravellne P Thompson L Johnson D Kenward ,. I , I .. .. r , U N Ca , . , - g - o n 0 I . , I P- o 1 J 1 9 1 l I I f 0 Il ' ' Il ' ' ou E' ep A . . . - 1.5 S, l . . s 4, . . . - 5 . - E u ly , . . ' , K f 4 , Q 'ir' l A , P Y lx s 5 . Tl 1 Q . f , 'R fiixslir ' I 3 X' gi Y. ' Wig 1 A 'X 'ts' .' . D n - D , . , . . , . I , U , I . . I 5 l

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Life ia enuichecl TYPEWRITING E Rlchard R Momll J Grdbowskl S Futze M Arsenault J Benolt The purpose of the typewrltl ng course is two-fold first, to teach the fundamentals of the machine and the mechanics of letter writing, second, to develop accuracy of writing with a good average speed INDUSTRIAL ARTS Gravelme G Woodward P Balchunas F Marun A Costa Industrial Arts IS that part of the curriculum which is based upon the manufacturing and construction phases oflndustry Itis a laboratory sublect which affords try out opportunities andls less formal than the conventional academic work The students acquire basic skills in the process, methods, and use of tools and materials SPEECH J, Radzinski, D. Gaudette. Jean Radzinski demonstrates the art of defendo with Donald Gaudette as the victim. In speech class each student gives one speech to inform in which he ex lains a subiect of his own choosing, and, if possi le, givesademonstration toillustrate his explanation STENOGRXPHY Collette M Arsenaull J Pellcuer J Lacroix R Bercume Nl1SSEl16f1ROCllC The main purpose of the course is to train the stu dents in the fundamentals and then to develop s eed and accuracy The course also teaches the ifference between an ordinary stenographic pos: tion and a secretarial position X ?- 0 I I : J , A 4 N. , : , 1. 4 , . 'A G . . . . . .-ig A ln. we X E R. ' , . , . , . ' . . . . . . y Qs ' ' . ff l A . . . . I V' 1 km w