Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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Iliiiiiam IEEI Illpvuil . . . of a Student In introductory science class mpper 18m Terry Wetter. Terry Paul, Ronald TiJlberg. Mary Fregosi. and Cheryl Hevy learn some geology from Mr. Stevens. Mr. Loyzelle tupper righn watches Phyllis Dawson, Gary O'Connor, and Iohn Curtis perform specific heat experiment. UL: righn Mary Matssson reads about Calvin Coolidge in preparation for Vermont essay. MI. Silvester Uower lem lectures on World War II to modern history students Mike Illinski. Raymond Roy. Margaret Cums. Robert Allard, Paul Bessette, David Rani. and Ronald Fay ulockuise around tabla. Coach tells Shirley Capen and Dorothy Buggiani. 'Fracuce make: perfect'l'

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Patty Landon concentrates on correct answer for exam question. Students - must of them - hard at work in study hall. The Life. .. Study halls. quizzes. exams. lab experiments, research. maps. math problems. are a few of the ingredients of student life. A physics group above lam learns by doing. Con- ducting an experiment on specific gravity are Allan Noren, John Wojcik. Wayne Dwyer, and Eugene Man- fredi. uower lam Charles Rogers. Bob Saceric. and Harlan Tillherg absorb Mr. Loyzelle's explanation of the Louisiana Purchase. usual: righn: Mrs. Loftquist teaches eighth grade mathematics class about interest. Students Ueft to IighU: Joseph Manfredi. Barbara Ashley, Shirly LaPeunak Joanne Hanse, Gordon Maus- son. and foe Mattsson. Peter Navari hands in paper. A I a - IIIIIEIIP-'

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Business Experience Above: Miss Haslett shows Nancy Tanner how to hold how while Barbara Mortenson observe: technique. Below: Eddie Fregosi Uylng on man and Buster Fredene in tumbling class. Mia Willem teaches I. Glddlnp. H. Peterson. L. Pulsipher. and P. Champine to use the mimeograph machine. Lorraine Puhipher uses dictaphone in shorthand class.