Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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Mr. Loyzelle. Mr. Frisk. and Mr. Stevens enjoy a joke in the laboratory. At left Ucft Io righn: MR. HARRY LOYZELLE: Social Studies, Physics. Biology. Junior Class Co-sponsor. Junior High School Basketball: A. B. . Univer- sity of Vermont; Graduate work. University of Vermont. MR. ERIC FRISK: Manual Training. Mechanical Drawing. General Sci- ence; Eighth Grade Co-sponsor: B. Ed. . Keene Teachers' College. MR. ELLIOT STEVENS: Mathe- matics: Sophomore Class Co-sponsor; E. S. . University of Vermont; M. A. . St. Lawrence University; Summer Schoois - Syracuse. Columbia. New York University, and University of Vermom. Faculty The spirit of our school is reflected in our teachers. most of whom are class spumors and advisors for our many extracurricular activities. They guide. us with a friendliness and understanding and teach us to become adult citizens. Through work and play the teachers help us learn to recognize the essential things needed for our lives. both now and in the future. Mrs. Lyrace Fonlalne. Mrs. Mary Murphy. and Mrs. Doris Miller discuss the English and modem and foreign language programs for the school evaluation. ' fie 'F - . ?.if'h- ms. LYRACE FONTAINE: ' English, French; Senior and District Plays, Senior Class Sponsor. Yearbook Adviser, As- sembly Committee Advisor. Memorial Fund Adviser. Prize Speaking Chairman: A. B. . University of Vermont and Mid- dlebury French School. MRS. MARY MURPHY: English. Latin. Remedial Reading; Junior Class Co-sponsor. Sutherland Adviser. One-Act plays: A. B. , College of Saint Rose. MRS. DORIS MILLER: English: Sutherland Adviser. One-Act Plays: 13.5. in Ed. . Fitchbmg Teachers College. Graduate Work. Boston University.

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n The Prudential Committee - Mr. George Johnson. Mr. Cecil Curtis, and Mr. Charles Rogers - with District Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Frank O. Stiles. A great deal of time is spent every year by Superintendent Stiles and the Prudential Committee, who have many responsibilities that require patience. co-operation, and tact. They dedicate many hours to educational problems. The major accomplishment of the administration for the year has been to star: construction of the addition to the elemennazy school. One major accomplishment of MI. Sil- vester. the administration. and faculty for the past two years has been the evaluation of the school m order to retain acceditation in the New England Association of Accredited Schools and Colleges. MR. ARTHUR P. SILVESTER Principal. SocialStudies, Guidance, Student Council Advisor; 3. S. in Ed. and M. A... University of Ver- mom. Seated: MISS EDITH JOHNSON School Secretary

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MISS JACQUELINE HASLETT: Girls' Physi- cal Education: Girls' Basketball. Intramural Sports. Sophomore Ciass Co-sponsor; B. S. in Ed. , Bridgewater State Teachers' College. MR. DONALD LERAY: Boys' Physical Edu' caticm: Basketball. Baseball. Soccer; Driv- er Training: B. Ed. , Ithaca College. K Q? . , Caught in the lunch line are y Miss Haslett and Coach LeRay. Mrs, DeBarge. Miss Willeu.-Miss Bernos, and Mrs. Lofquist enjoy tea in Lhe home economics room. MR5. EUNICE DEBARGE: Music, Glee Club, Ensemble, Orchestra: Freshman Class Co-sponsar: studied under Miss Mary Copp-s mama, Mr. Isaac Cohen tvoiceL Dr. Kitchen mrsam. miss FLORENCE WILLETT: Commercial Subjects: Freshman Co-sponsor; B. S. , Castleton Teachers' College, Graduate work Rutland Business College. University of Vermont. Miss LNEZ BERNOR; Home Economics; F. H. A. Adviser, Eighth Grade Co-spousor: B. S. , University of Vermont: Graduate Work Harvard and Boston University. MRS. PAULINE LOFQUIST: Social Studies. Mathematics; Seventh Grade Sponsor: H. S. in Ed. . Castieton Teach' 515' College.