Proctor Academy - Green Lantern Yearbook (Andover, NH)

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ST ? T F b. pa ,X we SAILING SQUAD Standing: Mr. Lauridsen, Mr. Fisher, Canfield, Fox, Haniman, M. Jones, Coffin, R. Payne, Carpenter, Smith, R. Larter, Graves, Brown. Kneeling: Haeberle, Commodore, Rohrer, Hamilton, D. Mclnnes, Gleason, R. Rice, Coron, Shaw, Florance, E. Larter, Hayward, Norris. Missing from piclure: Eaton, L. Rice, Rathbone, Fourcher. .failing The sailing this year at Proctor was greatly hampered by bad weather. Many meets, dur- ing the fall and spring, had to be called on this account. The fall season of sailing was mostly intramural racing. The important meet during the fall was with M. I. T. The whole sailing squad went to Boston for this regatta. After a few hours of exciting racing, M. I. T. took the lead in the last race and beat us. All of our meets in the spring were away except one. The reason for this was the late thaw at Highland Lake. The two large meets were at Tabor Academy and Middlebury Col- lege. The regatta with Tabor was on April 26th at Tabor. The races were close and hard fought, but Tabor finally nosed us out by five points. We came in ahead of Middlebury and Marblehead High School. This year this sailing squad will lose five seniors. One of the top skippers, Dave Glea- twhwmwwwihnmamnm

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son, and his crew, Tony Rice, will be missed from the ranks next fall. Mal Jones, our out- board mechanic and Bob Rathbone, our res- cue man, along with Phil Brown, an alternate heavy-weather crew, will graduate. Another important man will also be missed, although he is not graduating. Our coach, Mr. Laurid- sen, will not be with us next year. In spite of these losses, there are several good prospects for next year. Our Commo- dore, Hank Haeberle, will likely be in top position next year. There are several promis- ing underclassmen skippers. jim Graves, Dun- can Mclnnes, and Bob Rohrer will be the base for next year's squad. Although the late thaw hindered practices, there are several other sailors who look promising for next year. The backbone of the squad, of course, will be Bruce Fourcher, our manager. Although he'll have to break in a new coach, we can still depend on him for his usual excellent job in controlling the squad. his i'F! '1 I l .1 W . Nou x 3,35 wma l Ar BQ P! 5 Ml' at 3 14' 'WM , fp. ,'-:M .:.3gN4.g'-Y, M ' A lg , I s L F p f . f g Y ' ' f ' , 4 1' ,A ' I ' ' , Q' S ,QV El s ' 'l ,V ai NW . H I 1 1 , L 'yfff ' ' ' ' 4' 'A It A A X L' . Q . Q -L V V, .K p f., , V V I V A , M gpm V 'L A-4 .V Ngigi, K ,, I A . Y' I 1 ' .. -'fw 'ef.'.1-'51, V - ee f.- i' ' I' 1 . 'X rd . A' ' , ,, , ,, N, .. f . H 'N i . Q A M' , 1 ...' 6 l' Exfx sv- .r-ff u f 4?- igaL.2' N ,:,w'-fykrh ,J ,.v-g , -. Arff 7 . -Y, wp. J.-,AWE iif' W 'V' l V