Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

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ELLIOT STEVENS In appreciation of his help and good humor when it was most needed, and to one who is most deserving of the honor, the class of nineteen sixty-two proudly dedlcates this yearbook to Mr. Elliot Stevens. F ORE W ORD The woods are lovely, dark, and deepg But I have promises to keep, And mlles to go before Isleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost Here we have a New England poet and a poem that typifies New England. This is our theme - the place where we were borng the place that is homeg the place that we love. We have tried to createa picture memorial for you of the youthful and happy days spent here. We hope we have succeeded to make this a book that you will cherish through the years. Joyce Austin Margaret Pr lncipe Sqofnzbzbfrafzbn Q7 mzhzkfrafzbn MR. ROBERT BELDING Principalg Guidanceg Student Council Advisorg B.A., Am- herstg M.Ed. . University of Massachusetts. MR. FRANK O. STILES Superintendent of Schools MISS EDITH JOHNS ON School Secretary PRUDENTIAL COMMITTEE - Mr. Clinton Thomas, Mrs. Evelyn Stagg, Mr. Charles Rogers, Mr. Thomas Yakanovich, Mr. Cecil Curtis. .J dCUAy MR. HILTON BILLINGS lndustrial Arts Keene Teachers College, B.E. MR. ROBERT BOOTH Girls' and Boys' Physical Education, Biology, Soccer and Basketball Coach B. S. in Physical Education Springfield Mass. College MISS OTILIA BROLIN Junior High English and Math, Assembly Committee B. S. in Education Castleton Teachers College 3 L ' MISS LORRAINE BURKE Seventh Grade Sponsor, Advisor to Latin, English 9B, Psychology, Sociology, Reading, Latin Club Sponsor, Sutherland Advisor, Library Advisor W University of Vermont, B. A. 'A . . new M , , ' X-Q. S- ' s., 'King 'A Tu El ,ku-'V CX K fly LQLL ' - .- ' .. N' O -If , , Z1 - MRS. KRISS GENO VC f French, Prize Speaking, Cercle Francais, Cheerle Certificat d'Aptitude and Graduate Work CLawj University of Aix fProvence, Francej MR. WAYNE GUPTILL Chemistry, General Science, Coach for the Junior Senior Girls, Sponsor of the Science Club New Brunswick Teachers College University of New Brunswick ff 7 fr University of Maine ' mdk, X MR. ALMO BUGGIANI Custodian ading Advisor High Basketball and ata? kos? A L M 1:-Yfgfnfr 1sHA XX NSenlor Cla sorl ligkggai Honor Societ Council . 'B. . in Edu ation X it ' rmont y MISS FRANCES KROUSE Commercial Subjects, Yearbook Advisor, Guidance Rutland Business College U. V. M, Evening and Summer Divisions Castleton State College MRS. GERTRUDE MAHONEY Home Economics, Nine Grade Sponsor, National Honor Society Council Skidmore College, New York University University of Vermont MR. DOUGLAS MONMANEY f g Social Studies, J. V. Basketball Coach, Sophomore Sponsor' i Castleton State College, B. S. .- r ' Graduate Work - U. V. M, and St. Michaels f 'i ' MR. JOHN ROBINSON Junior High Social Studies and Math, Eighth Grade Sponsor, Coach of Baseball Castleton State College, B. S. U. V, M. and Boston University Summer Sessions MR. ELLIOT STEVENS Math, Eleventh Grade Sponsor, National Honor Society Council Sponsor B. S. , University of Vermont, M. A. , St. Lawrence University, Summer Schools: Syracuse, Columbia, New York University, and University of Vermont MR. ARTHUR SUDALL Music Director, Glee Clubs, Chorale Ensemble, Junior High Social Studies B. A, , Hobart College M. A. , Teachers College, Columbia University 621216145 ' . ,ix ' N , ,Q ,lx Em Ommyxd x sf' X 4 s:RickY r ' x Charac r is tt n h can do w t success. N. R.A. 1 Basketball, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, 2, Soccer, 1 4, 1r1tr l Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3, Proctori Staff, 4, Assembly Committee, 1, Class Vice President, 2, Senior Play, 4. JOYCE AUSTIN Joyce It matters not how long we live, but how. Senior Play, Actress, 4, Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3, Prlze- Speaking, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorale En- semble, 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Music Festival, 4, Glee Club Accompanists, 3, 4, Corridor Monitor, 3, 4, Proc- torian Co-Editor, 4, Sutherland Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary, 1, Latin Club, 1, 2, Librarian, 1, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council, 3, State Student Council Convention, 3, French Club, 3, Player's Club, 4, RICHARD BACCEI Rich When all else is lost, the future still remains. Basketball, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, Soccer, 1, 2, Basketball Manager, 2, 3, Senior Play, 4, Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3, Assembly Committee, 1, Proctorian Staff, 4. 5??f57Q -4 J'-N it sag' snvlll' yr- f Ja 'icy' Kei? D lb Jxlnucto 'pbbf QU 1 .- v st I9 , ie fp' Nw .44 JH -Pow Vx ,fl W ,Lt v' 'QU ,491 Q 5' Q' ,0 55 Q9 W' U , V eb ,P' ,N 'C ,U N' vi ,b K . 4- my xxx ,px R7 x 6 RITA BACCEI af ,O M 3 wb Rita The great hope of society is individual character, Latin Club, 1, 2, Treasurer, Latin Club, 2, Librarian, 2, 4, Girls' Basketball, 4, Proctorian, Co-Business Man ager, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, Junior One-Acts, 3, Senior Play, 4, Prize Speaking, 2, 3, Magazine Drive, 1. BRUCE CARRINGTON Bruce A modest man never talks of himself. Basketball, 1, 2, Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4, Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, 4, Class Vice- President, 4, All-Star Soccer, 4, Proctorian Staff, 4. u 1 NANCY CURTIS Nancy Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Secretary, Latin Club, 2, Sutherland, 4, Proctorian, 4, Girls' Basketball, 4, Li- brarian, 1, 2, 3. lv Q 3- LAM' U, ,J W frm , Milly ll? , r' W x JosEPH DUPREY Joe Fortune favors the audacious. Junior Varsity Basketball, 1, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Capt. ,4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, 4, Proctorian Staff, 4, Corridor Monitor, 3, 4, Capt., 4, Class Vice-President, 3, Librarian, 2, N.R.A. , 1, 2, Class Marshal, 3, Golf, 1, Sutherland Staff, 3, 4, LESLIE DURKEE Les Life is a serious matter with me, but no one seems to realize it. Sutherland Staff, 4, Junior Varsity Cheerleading, 2, Sen- ior Play, 4, Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3, Librarian, 2, 3, Latin Club, 1, 2, All-State Music Festival, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorale Ensemble, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer, 2, Proctorlan staff, 4. MARY FREGOSI Mary Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Basketball Statistician, 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4, Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Girls' State, 3, D. A, R. Award, 4, Proctorian, 4, Sutherland, 2, 3, 4, Class President, 1, 3, Assembly Committee, President, 4, French Club, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Librarian, 1, 2, 3, Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, State Student Council Con- vention, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Corridor Monitor, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball, 4, Science Club, 4. CAROL GATTI Carol Blues eyes shimmer with angel glances like violets over the sea. Sutherland Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Ensemble, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior One-Acts, 2, 3, Senior Play, 4, Librarian, 1,2, Proctorian, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Cl-IERYL HEVEY Cheryl A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Varsity Cheerleading, 3, 4, Proctorian Staff, 4, Suther- land Staff, 4, Senior Play, 4, Junior One-Acts, 1,2, 3, ours' G1ee Club, 1, 2. LOUIS ILLINSKI Louie Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Latin Club, 1, N. R. A. , 1, 2, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball, 1, 2, Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President, 1, Class Secretary, 2, Proctorian Staff, 4, Assembly Representative, 3, Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, Stage Manager, 4, Golf, 1. RICHARD KUFLIK Dickie Cheer up, the worst is yet to come. Baseball, 1, 2, 4, Soccer, 2, Basketball, 1, 2, Junior One Acts, 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, 4, Proctorian staff, 4, x jijzlwywpf J,f'!j,,IP', f Jbfiyf, 4 ff ,rf JJ! jj MM jf! jjj if f rf 01 WJ! ll .M jd!! ggi wwf fx ,N I jj, aft! Q PiTRIgf16MORRISON 4 IJ I Pat I am a citizen, not of Athens or Greece, but of the world. Class President, 4, Class Secretary, 3, All State Music Festival, 4, Junior One-Acts, 3, Senior Play, 4, Girls' Basketball, 4, Librarian, 1, 2, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorale Ensemble, 1, 2, 3, 4. f ,,jf7 1 12 as ky' ' l ' X of if Usd JRE? ' 1 X BARBARA MoR'rENsoN ' Barb Silence ls one great art of conversation. Librarian, 1, 4, Class Treasurer, 4, Sutherland Staff, 4, Glee Club, 2, Latin Club, 1, 2, Vice-President, 2, French Club, 4, Proctorian, 4, Senior Play, 4, Glrls' Basketball, 4. ffl ,74!71y aw :INV ' 0 lp if 7 JN 'V In I ,-lf! f M J Jf' ,.,- A , ,V 1-V 'if ,WM Y GEORGE MUTTI Tonto Brevlty is the soul of wit. - AA Soccer, 1, Basketball, 1, Senior Play, 4, Junior One- WM M rw of 1 0, in f:lif9f,1sL,'i'yf?f,? 'iD0O,jQJ?,,pf'9I.V vw Acts, 1, 2, 3, Proctorlan Staff, 4. Tomorrow life is ate li p W Ojjy Cheerleading, 1, 2, 'C , rri o My Monitor, 3, 4, Proctor u o- t r , Suthemd dv Staff, 2, 3, 4, Class V - n 4, a ask, M0 1, science Club, 3, Li n, s lik President, 4, Student Co 'c Presid , if Council Treasurer 2- u cr 1 State Student Council Co ti ,, 3, - dnio , 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, 4, Lati u , , 2 OL . fb aj! 0 DOROTHY THOMPSON Dot Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever. Librarian, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 4, Class treasurer, 3, Class Secretary, 4, Junior One-Acts, 3, Proctorian Staff, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, President, 2, Senior Play, 4. L f L 7 L' 1-N' 1 Q .L 'X mjlv . Ml! fy. W WU A O ll DM 5' L L. I X fu J 4 'Jx L I J G by VCX, vi ul' lk' L U ' ft ' XR! ff' FV ,ll N,ffxAS ' ,: an vi, ffffw Q, ,lvv K, v 'U ,V , I, W g RONALD TLLLBERG - - 3 -P Ronnle My thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways. National Honor Society, 3, 4, Boys' State, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, All-State Music Festival, 2, 3, Vermont Citizenship Conference, 3, Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3, Actor, Senior Play 4, Lighting, Proctorian, 4, Sutherland staff, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4, Basketball Manager, 3, 4, Class President, 2, Latin Club, 1, 2, Prize Speaking, 3, Corridor Monitor, 3, 4, Science Club, 2, 3, 4, Librarian, 1, 2, Student Council Representative, 4, State-Student Council Convention, 4, French Club, 3, TERRY WENER Terry The soul of this man is his clothes. Soccer, 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, Proctorlan Staff, 4, Senior Play, 4, Junior One-Acts, 1, 2, 3. K., O12 0119 G12 CACUGI' JOYCE AUSTIN All-State Music Festival CAROL GATTI Betty Crocker Award All-State Music Festival JOSEPH DUPREY Class Marshal PATRICIA MORRISON All-State Music Festival LESLIE DURKEE All-State Music Festival RONALD TILLBERG All-State Music Festival Boys' State MARY FREGOSI D, A. R, Award Girls' State LOUIS ILLINSKI American Legion Award CASS Trop QC? 1972 ERIC ANDERSON - Ricky is running a beauty shop for men and ls devulging his secret of curly coiffures. ,TOYCE AUSTIN - We find Joyce in a garret in Paris writing her next best seller, RICHARD BACCEI - Rich has a new smash hit record which keeps him busy touring the U. S. and singing Polly Wolly Doodle. RITA BACCEI and PATRICIA MORRISON - Rita and Pat have won a fortune at the Kentucky Derby and are now relaxing with their easels in Bermuda. BRUCE CARRINGTON - Bruce owns a large cattle ranch in the San Fernando Valley in California. NANCY CURTIS - Nancy is running her own answering service - she always was up on things. 1 JOSEPH DUPREY - Ioe is the nation's Number One Coach of the Year fa man renowned for his athletic prowess. J LESLIE DURKEE - Leslie ls starring in the current revival of that old Broadway show, The Sound of Music. MARY FREGOSI - Mary has started her own love-lorn column entitled Dear La Fregose. CAROL GATTI - Carol is getting the inside story as an X-Ray technician. CHERYL HEVEY - Cheryl ls the president of a school for professional cheerleaders. LOUIS ILLINSKI - Louie has just completed a new super-highway that travels west for 25 miles. RICHARD KUFLIK - Dick has become a famous psychiatrist - I told you so, Miss Burke. BARBARA MORTENSON - Barb has been promoted to head nurse of a great metropolitan hospital. GEORGE MUTTI - George is preparing his car for the 1972 International 500 races. He'll be going for his seventh consecutive win. MARGARET PRINCIPE - We find Candy doing dishes, making beds, and cooking for her small army of ten. DOROTHY THOMPSON - Dorothy is employed as head seamstress in the House of Dior in Paris. RONALD TILLBERG - Ronnie hitched his wagon to a star and when we looked in on him, he was sending up a new rocket that he had invented. TERRY WENER - Terry is the proud owner of a COOL sweater shop in WILD Hollywood. Q., 1 ff , ,,.. ' ' , ,I A. .fx A ' 'N ' W . 1 'f' '. 1 ' V. 2 -avulg 19 , .Q ' mf . I -Lmyyj K-A X, .13-p . 164,-7 .,, Mgt? agfg I ' gf ' Vg ,Hg h ..,, I. , V.. , t' tip, .V A.. , f I U -, gh-mv 52259 . . 1 ' I W , 4 xii? s'Q,.3t,'N f4!- 'lgfx ti 1 .mi -Ji' 3 ', 3 U4 ,f A ,f , . ..r..,.. . 1 f M ., 1 K - - l 1 F 1 4 1 , .w w A-w ' -W VI I . . fs X, u, 4551 'af tr - fi iiivbgy 9 if flak' ' J- if-.HY ' ' A an A , rf. y ',, ' ,ff 1 ,, '- .QM n' ' -' ,Alix ln gfxfg' 3474- . V,01?5- -j'1 3 Q Q- . .fi gs ' -.1 , ,a y .', K , , -' uf, , f' . 2' ?,'f. ,Z AX :x.4',g! Q R! if 'Anus .JL 5 ' ifgvg 4: cv ' -V 241 --viv , ! 55i,y'L ' 'f W' : .. Yew I. If w'fx?'kl2' 7 ' i '5zi -51. Q ,gfpif ff ' 5-?m':y-F, . -Qqfx . 53' ',',' -'., fi. . 'iv sl ayi ng! it i , M' mf I, g:g, W. 'fix Q K fx - .g a if ' Q 'w i ' f' fy? 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Canapa. 7115 QJUOQ 675 Q1-QOQ FRONT ROW fl. to r.J H. Connorsg K. Austing Z. Wentag M. Bakerg H. Olsong D. Gallus, Presi dentg N. Doty, Treasurerg C. Gollstrom, Vice-Presidentg R. Mazetta, Secretaryg S. Kapitang D. Pomainvilleg P. Olsong B. Morrisong SECOND ROW- C. Tonellig J. Bartlettg M. Lebog R. Dup- reyg I. Poljacikg D. Eastwickg L. DuBeaug B. Staggg M. Illinskig G. Pentekg R. Frappierg T. A11ardgC. Curtisg THIRD ROW- C. Parrridgeg R. Greeneg A. Westin: G. Bodetteg W. Cioffig Mr. Robinson, Class Sponsorg D. Heveyg T. Frappierg H. Wahlsnomg C. Shandg I. Candong D. Dahlin. ,Ns g I I ., if ' I Alisa- FRONT ROW Cl. to r.J A. Baker, F. Thomas, I. Rhode, J. Mayo, M. tary, R. Austln, Vice-President, E. Baccei, Treasurer, R. Gyorfi, President, M. Llsananti, J. Olson, L. Carrington, F. Bump, SECOND ROW - M. Pogorellow, R. Frechette, E. Senecal, L. Taranovich, J. Besette, D. Doty, G. Woods, B. Fenton, J. Cecchine11i,D. Fitzgerald, A. Beld- ing, M. Sanderson, Mrs. Mahoney, Class Sponsor, THIRD ROW- M. Trinci, D. Dwyer, K. Kynoskl, W. Baccei, V. Mossey, W. Gyorfi, K. Candon, J. Mazut, L. Maki, T. Haley. Wright, B. Smith, Secre- Qff QFGOQ 10115 gsraofe FRONT ROW fl. to r.D M. Russell, M. Navari, E. May, L. LaValley, L. McCul1ough,I. Haley, Secretary, R. Curtis, President, C. Curtis, Vice-President, C. Ojala, Treasurer, K. Wright, I. Wright, M. Burns, C. Roy, SECOND ROW- L. Larson, R. Northrop, H. Loso, J. Hurhula, D. Gollstrom, M. Russell, J. Curtis, G. Baccei, L. Durkee, W. Ladabouche, B. Moran, THIRD ROW- L. Tonel11,J. Bruce, S. Dufty, M. S1'nyrsk1,Mr. Monmaney, Pentkowski, R. Partridge, T. Champlne, E. McCullough. Class Sponsor, W. Kallio, R. 'Wil 3' 't-'P . . W., 4923 me FRONT ROW fl. to r.J R. McKenzie, S. Steele, L. Bauerg J. Kapitan, Vice-President, J. Ratti President, S. Smyrski, Secretaryg L. Sanderson, Treasurer, I. Grochotg M. Capmang B. Potter, SECOND ROW - M. Page, B. Landon, H. Korkiskog W. Navari, T. Dawson, P. Frappierg S. Taranovichg D. Dahling K. Sheehyg THIRD ROW - D. Tarball, Mr. Stevens, Class Sponsor, T. Parkergl. Mills. Ulf graog . 1216 QIUOQ FRONT ROW fl. to r.J R. Baccei, Miss Ishan, Class Sponsor, M. Principe, Vice-Presidentg B. Mortenson, Treasurer, P. Morrison, President, D. Thompson, Secretary, M. Fregosig L. Durkee C. Gattig SECOND ROW - J. Austin, B. Carr1ngtongJ. Dupreyg R, Bacceig N. Curtis, G. Muttig C. Heveyg THIRD ROW - R. Kuflikg L. Illinskig R. Ti11berg,E. Andersong T. Wener. Qqcfzbfkifkzs yjro cforzdn Qsfcyff EXECUTIVE STAFF R- Baccei. C0'BU5il'1CSS Managerg J. Austin, Co-Editorg Miss Krouse, Advisory M. Principe Co-Editorg P. Morrison, Co-Business Manager. GENERAL STAFF STANDING Cl. to r.J N. Curtisg R. Kuflikg B. Carringtong T. Wenerg L. Illinskig R. Ti11berggE. Andersong R. Bacceig J. Dupreyg G. Mutti. SEATED - D. Thompson: C- I-Ieveyg B. Mortensong M. Fregosig L. Durkeeg C. Gatti. CSfz10Q12f Gounczf STANDING fl. to r,j E, Pentkowskig M. Fregosig S. Taranovichg Mr. Belding, Advisor R. Ti11berggR. Austing C. Curtisg B. Landong SEATED - D. Gallusg J. Ratti, Vice- Presidentg M. Principe, Presldentg R. Pentkowski, Treasurerg L. Taranovich, Secretary, Eabh FRONT ROW fl. to r.j J. Mayog M. Burnsg B. Morang L. LaVa11ey5 C. Curtisg R. North- ropg B. Smithg J. Haley, T. Haleyg SECOND ROW - Miss Burke, Sponsorg D. Gollstrom R. Curtisg C. Candong T. Charnpineg G. Bacceig J. Curtisg THIRD ROW - R. Partridgeg R. Pentkowskig S. Dufty. csulferknof csfqff N w SUTHERLAND EXECUTIVE STAFF SEATED fl. to r.j M. Fregosig Miss Burkeg STANDING fl. to r.J B. Smlthg R. Pent- kowsklg R. Tillbergg C. Curtis. CLASS REPORTERS - SEATED fl. to r.J K. Sheehyg C. Ojala. STANDING fl. to rj A. Beldingg P. Mazutg B. Mortensong D. Eastwick. TYPISTS fl. to r.J N. Curtisg C. Heveyg L, Durkee. FEATURE AND LITERARY STAFFS - FRONT ROW QI. to r.j R. Northropg J. Austing S. Taranovichg P. Frappierg M. P1'1ncipegC. Gatti. SECOND ROW fl. to r.j D. Gol1st1'omgS. Smyrskig J. Rattig B. Ladabouche, enzbr QDQY THE GLASS MENAGERIE by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS You ugly, babbling old witch! Jim O'Conner - JOE DUPREY Laura Wingfield - JOYCE AUSTIN Tom Wingfield - RICHARD BACCEI Amanda Wingfield - LESLIE DURKEE Somebody ought to kiss you, Laura IZ-en cf C516 SEATED fl. to IJ J. Rhodeg B. Potterg I. O1sor1gM. Lisanantig I. Ha1eygL. Makig M. Sander- song R. Frechetteg L. Sandersong S. Steeleg M. Wrightg C. Ojalag R. McKenzieg L. Carringtong F. Thomasg SECOND ROW - A. Beldingz M. FregOSi: L. LaVa11eyg C. Curtisg R. Northropg B. Mortensong K. Kynoskig J. Mazutg B. Ladaboucheg M. Trincig J. Besetteg R. Gyorfig Mrs. Geno Sponsorg THIRD ROW - R. Austin: M. Russellg W. Bacceig R. Curtisg R. Partridgeg R. Pentkow- skig J. Rattig T. Dawsong W. Gyorfig E. Bacceig J. Curtisg K. Sheehy. yyzponzfor Cgyuaof SEATED fl. to r.D B. Landong M. Fregosig M. Principeg J. Austing STANDING 41. to r.j T. Dawsong R. Tillbergg J. Rattig I. Dupreyg QCaptainj5 T. Parkerg P. Frappier. bnzgrazy CSXM STANDING fl. to r.J P. Frappierg R. Northropg B. Landong L. Bauerg C. Curtisg D. Gollstromg B. Mortensong I. Mazut. SEATED - R. McKenzie, R, Bacceig Miss Burke Advisorg I. Haleyg C. Ojala. WJJQUQHQ Gommzffee fl, to r.J R. Eastwickg R. Norrhropg Miss Brolin, Advisorg M. Fregosi, Presidentg S. Taranovich, Secretaryg K. Kynoskig K. Austin. my QScf00fgQe cm FRONT ROW fl. to LJ C. Gattig B. Pottery R. McKenzie3 M. Lisanantig C. Ojalag J. Haley: S. Steeleg I. Grochotg L. Sandersong M. Russellg D. Thompsoug M. Capmang I. Mayog-L. Carring- tong A. Bakerg SECOND ROW - L. Bauerg M. Navarig M. Burnsg E. Senecalg D. Dahling L. Dur- keeg J. Austing L. McCulloughg L. LaVa1leyg E. May, M. Pageg A. Beldingg C. Royg THIRD ROW - M. Prlncipeg B. Landong C. Curtisg I. Kapitang P. Morrisong S. Taranovichg Mr. Sudall, Directory FOURTH ROW - L. Tonellig D. Gollstromg S. Smyrskig K. Candong N. Curtisg K. Kynoskig J. Mazutg J. Curtisg P. Frappier. CMOIUQ C512 S9122 SEATED fl. to r.J R. McKenzieg I. Grochotg I. Haleyg L. Durkeeg C. Ojalag C. Gattig SECOND ROW - J. Austing C. Curtisg P. Morrisong R. Northropg E. Mayg THIRD ROW - P, Frappierg Mr. Sudall, Directory S. Taranovich. unzbr cscfoofgke FRONT ROW fl. to r.J P. Dupreyg M. Dotyg S. Kapitang J. Nelsong D. Pomainvilleg M. Kamuda M. Bakerg M. Hurhulag I. Gallusg P. Smyrski. SECOND ROW - M. Illinskig N. Dotyg M. Lebog L. Dubeaug D. Kimballg D. Provencherg M. Dusketteg K. Vollach. THIRD ROW - C. Gollstromg C. Partridgeg C. Squiresg C. Canapag K. Curtisg B. Stagg. FOURTH ROW - M. Candong P. Mazutg Mr. Sudall, Directorg H. Wahlstromg K. Shand. 501612 ce SEATED fl. to r.J R. Northropg K. Sheehyg R. McKenzieg L, Sandersong S. Steele. STAND- ING - Mr. Guptill, Advisory K. Candong S. Duftyg R. Tillbergg R. Partridgeg P. Frappierg P. Morrison. Wabbn afj7Q12 or 500199 11. to r,j P. Morrisong M. Fregosig C. Gattig R. Tiilberg, New mem bers for the society had not been chosen at this date, 11121014 jjrom Ag Juniors we chose a scene in Venice as the theme for our Junior Prom. Many were the hours spent in preparing for the big event. It was fun, but most of us never want to hear the word gondola again! n r nn. - .7 Q' sf' 'ff ' ,-.44 .' ' '- ' - 1- M- ynif , .45 Q, rf' -..'+' -H L- , -'Bl 9 - lx: g NL.- ,Y 4 7 qinw ,A . fi' .' ' I , ,. , . .. .' -wp-'J-,, . - ,. , . . - - 1, M .x,J ', 1:31 ,, ' w R .af Y ' ' . Uv-.F J.- - A Na. -: .. S f-,.,.g:1 , ,, 5 A J-'41 ' . 9 - . '- .3 -V Wm .,- '-:C 1-.LnL1'?'Z 'f'ii'vi3' 'gf ' T A 'sv , J U .-i- .,g3f,.,:L,A .N M., q 'L , ,T Lg'-.I E, V ' ' 'fin V. - . . .,7?,' 6.-, aQ , fI',. -jffxi v ' -3 zfx -Qt'k 7' , , .- 50's ' R, -A J .ghifak iitby . A- -2 fi -gt--A-Q , .' . : -q,,. pp, A 3 V I - --,val f. 1' -'-- W' Q., 32 -14.1.5-3 , ..P- . 1-,Qs , -f- 'A ' 4 -,-'35, , ' 5 , M W uf. A ' ' -7 '. ' A - , f J. -f-mr-.V -W --f 1 -mf - S.-1. ' Q.- f 'A f h M , -- Sp .L-+ .Mfg ' ..-Q '91 ' . 5 :Ma 1 -1' 125 , -' ' - 1, 54.4 -, 4 'I 'x-N 5... - -ga.. ' gin.- ' .. .. poffs FRONT ROW fl. to 17.1 H. Losog K. Wrlghtg L. Illinsklg J. Dupreyg T. Wener, Co- Captalng B. Carrington, Co-Captain: E, Andersong D. Dwyerg B. Ladaboucheg SEC- OND ROW - R. Austing R, Curtlsg J. Rattlg R. Partridgeg J. Bruceg T. Dawsong T. Champlneg THIRD ROW - T. Parkerg M. Smyrsklg Coach Boothg W. Kalliog R. Pent kowskl. OCCQI' The Proctor Phantoms enjoyed the greatest soccer season in the history of the school in 1961. They went undefeated in the Marble Valley League play with a ten win and no loss record. They suffered their first defeat in the semi- finals of the state tourney to Essex Junction. The Phantoms placed four men on the all Marble Valley League flrst team and one on the second team. Co- Captain Bruce Carrington, Iulliano Cecchlnelli, Helmut Korkisko, and Jon Ratti were selected to the first team and Co-Captain Terry Wener was chosen for the second. ALL MARBLE VALLEY LEAGUE TEAM CO-CAPTAINS fl. to LJ B. Carringtong J. Rattig MISSING - B. Carringtong T, Wener I. Cecchinellig H. Korkisko. csenzbr Qsoccer ,79Qyef's fl. to r.J L. Illinskig T. Wener: I. Dupreyg E. Andersong B. Carrington. Uarszky Zasfefgaf FRONT ROW fl. to r.J I. Rattig R. Pentkowskig T. Parkergl. Duprey, Captaing R. Curtis. SEC- OND ROW - Coach Boothg H. Losog J, Bruceg L, Illinskig W. Navarig T, Champineg qmissing from picturej H. Korkiskog D. Dwyerg R. Tlllberg, Manager. FIRST STRING SEATED - J. Duprey, Captaing Coach Boothg STANDING - J. Rattig T. Parkerg R. Pentkowski, R. Curtis. SCOREKEEPER - C. Curtis STATISTICIAN - M. Fregosi uzzzbr Tjarszly 30,956,601 FRONT ROW fl. to r.j W. Ladaboucheg W. Gyorfig I. Bruceg W. Navarig D. Dwyer STANDING - J. Bessetteg R. Gyorfig R. Austing M. Smyrskig Mr. Monany, Coachg W. Kalliog T. Champine: I. Wright: T. Haley. unzbr ygasfefgaf FRONT ROW fl. to r.j H. Connorsg B. Greeneg D. Ga11usgD. Heveyg J, Poljacikg K. Austin. SECOND ROW - B. Clarinog B. Curtis, E. Pentkowskig J. Candong C. Tonellig Mr. Guptill, Coach. X? XYQQHT Q .R .381 1-0!, 3NQ ZdSQ6df FRONT ROW fl. to r.j R, Gyorfig R. Lebog R, Austin: D, Dwyergl. Rattig Mr. Robinson, Coach SECOND ROW - R. Curtisg M. Smyrskig B. Kalliog J. Dupreyg T. Parkerg R. Pentkowski. gif 7 Zasfefgaf CO-CAPTAINS M. Fregosi and R. Baccei FRONT ROW Cl. to r.J D. Gollstromg L. Tonellig R. Bacceig M. Fregosig I. Grochotg N. Curtisg SECOND ROW - D. Wentag M. Pageg B. Mortensong L. Makig M. Capmang B. Pottery THIRD ROW - L. LaVa11eygJ. Curtisg P. Frappierg P. Morrisong S. Steeleg Mr. Guptill, Coach. 'UGFSIQ eerfzaofers fl, to r,J B. Landong J. Kapitang S. Taranovich, Captaing C. Hevey C. Ojalag fmissingyl. Haley. junzbr Uarszky Gfeerkqaaofhy L. Taranovich, Captaing B. Smith: M. L1sanar1tigJ. Olsong unzbf' GfeerQcz06hy fl. to r.J A. Baker. FRONT RO SECOND R Wil. to r.J S. Kapitang C. Gollstrom, Captaing P. Smyrskig OW - M. Illinskig D. Provencherg K. Valloch. ang 'Fm ' M 706 erzifls em Q12 fs To the Proctor High School Class of 1962 Congratulations and Sincere Best Wishes for Every Success HOWE SCALE CO. Manufacturers of World's Longest Lever Scales Rutland, Vermont Compliments of RIVERSIDE SERVICE STATION Batteries and Tires Dodges, Darts and Lancers LIONELLO LERTOLA, Proprietor GLobe 9-6307 T AND T TRACTOR EQUIPMENT, INC. . BILL TARANOVICH Proctor, Vermont FLOWER FASHIONS Call PRospect 3-7911 for Corsages, Wedding Flowers Hospital Bouquets 5 BY WI Funeral Designs Plant s We Telegraph 2 Flowers Qc 'Is 'Ca .ff , fn E t fs' 'mTn4 OWED TO THE OILMAN! A happy future is assured When education's done, You've made a home and family goal Your Place beneath the Sun. A happy home is clean and neat And comfort aids in health. Hot water heat helps keep it sweet From Dynatherm True Wealth.' Mor e Paints NORTON'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. Rutland, Ve rmont TRINCI'S Upholstering Service Furniture Rebuilt and Recovered Free Estimate Workmanship Guaranteed Center Rutland, Vermont PRospect 3-6588 Compliments of JOHNSON'S LANDSCAPING Pruning, Planting, Feeding and Spraying Proctor Vermont GLobe 9-3550 Compliments of F. C. 8. C. F. THOMAS General Insurance Sz Real Estate Z8 Main Street Proctor, Vermont Compliments of D. W. McGARRY De pendable Service Bette r Value s Proctor, Vermont KONG CHOW The Popular Price Quality Chinese American Foods at Popular Prices Served and to Take Out 48 Center Street Rutland, Vermont Compliments of SAMICA DIVISION MINNESOTA NHNING 8: MFG. CO. P.O. Box 816 Rutland, Vermont PRospect 5-5528 F. B. HOWARD CO., INC. 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WATERMAN'S HARDWARE Appliances - Housewares Valspar Paints and Varnishes Wallpaper - Sporting Goods Valomatic Color System Building Supplies Toys Rutland, Vermont Rutland, Vermont PR 3-8955 Air Conditioning CARMQTFC PNNTCSC FOR EVERY USE CARMOTE PAINT STORE ADAMS 8. NOE 138 Wesnst. Phone PR 3-7344 7 Pine Street Rutland, Vermont Rutland, Vermont VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY Proctor, Vermont The Marble Center of the World Location of World's Largest Marble Exhibit Visited Annually by Over 60, 000 People THE FAIRMONT RESTAURANT Route 7 at the Fairgrounds, Rutland, Vermont Plenty of Free Parking GOURMET - DUNCAN HINES AND THE DINERS' CLUB Steaks - Chops - Lobsters - Italian Dishes - All Seafood Fresh Daily Thoroughly Air Conditioned for Your Dining Pleasure Legal Beverages Open Daily ll:00 a. m. to 12.100 Midnight Close 8:30 p.m. Sunday Special Luncheons Served Daily From 956: Complete --- from a sandwich to a meal --- Telephone PRospect 3-2888 for Your Party Reservations. Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD Rutland, Vermont Serving America Since l87Z Compliments to the Class of 1962 MORTENSON'S BARBERSHOP 16 West Street Proctor, Vermont wg num ! l m s Cd' .iihkgqfififiiiiililii ll Center Street, Rutland, Vermont SHARP OFFSE T PRIN TING 46 Washington Street Rutland, Vermont PRospect 3-7800 Quality Crrocerie s KAMUDA'S FOOD MARKET Complete One-Stop Shopping 48 East Street Proctor, Vermont Congratulations, Class of l96Z MILADY'S BEAUTY SHOP PRospect 3-32.33 Rutland, Ve rmont Congratulations to the Class of 1962 RAY BEANE INCORPORATED 75 Wales Street Rutland, Vermont Rutland's Exclusive Bond Agency MCNEIL 81 REEDY Complete Men's Wear PRospect 3-7760 81-83 Merchants Row Rutland, Vermont HELENA'S BEAUTY MART 18 Patch Street GLobe 9-3679 Featuring Zotoz The World's Most Beautiful Permanent In Rutland, Vermont - It's the TOWNE SHOP Corner Center' Street and Merchants Row Your Home of Magazine Fashions Carroll Sells for Less For Prompt Filling of Your Doctor's Prescription Bring It to CARROLL'S DRUG STORE Z3 Center Street Rutland, Vermont Smooth, Creamy Country-Style Ice Cre SEWARD'S DAIRY Rutland, Ve rrnont PROCTOR COAL CCMPANY fu 5256 ,vk KQ-- 'kill' if ? L, X -ef N - rf' ff I sf CLASS RINGS 0 COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS 0 TROPHIES 0 CLUB PINS 0 DIPLOMAS SAWYER W. LEE 40 Brewer Parkway, Souih Burlingfon, Vermont Telephone 4-6250 ALSO REPRESENTATIVE FOR TAYLOR-MADE YEARBOOKS Two f Convenient Locations Under the Clock 89 Merchants Row 46 North Main Street We Welcome Your Banking Business at Either Address THE VERMONT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Killington Office Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - I - - ' if-zu 3 sage .1 s X A 14' - uf F H 'L 3? l . V,-:Hy 1' - f J '-Ti-:iw ,,- -vm. ' 4 f 3 ,f . ,n 'lm ' . 'l H PQ ' A -A ,,,l..r.,,.4-f+ ' . ' ,av -as-f N Y .:915,,x-'y-yi ' ft 1 ',ff':1I2g - 5 6' ' Fl?llnllvH?W'M.::'l ' ilfiflfifg 2 a t 'j g '7l2 H'1'3?2? l iilrwf -ff - c ' u Wt as . w,:ff',,, , :Lili 1 lxll - A ,N ' 22115 , , , .,. Cornplim ent s of PROCTCR TRUST COMPANY Proctor and Poultney Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PAU L'S, INC. 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DRINK MILK . . . the protein lift PROCTCR CREAMERY, INC Quality Dairy Products . . Proctor, Vermont Car Troubles Vanish Compliments of at BEAUCHAMP 8: O'ROURKE 1 S Graduate Pharmacists bw 41.b W Q 5l Merchants Row fwr'S1' Rutland, Vermont is Ht, 99.175552 r ..,,, 1 f f ' 4' -MA I ,.,, 1 2 ff b . Congratulations to the sp, if T77 lt 2 ' 3 i Class of 1962 Telephone PRospect 3-9753 Rutland, Vermont WOLK'S rors 'N' TEENS from Heaven thru Hi-School 17 Center Street Rutland, Vermont C omplim ent s of FOLEY'S LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS Linen Rental Service Rutland, Vermont PR 3-3367 ORFEO MUTTI 49 South Street Proctor, Vermont Lettering - Refinishing Cleaning and Repairing Monuments GLobe 9-2.243 Complim ent s of THE HARTFORD BOOKSHOP 54 Center Street Rutland, Vermont Rutland's No. l Radio Station WHWB The Happiest Sound in Town Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. PATRONS Carl Anderson John H. Anderson Mr and Mrs Robert Austin Mr and Mrs. Almo Baccei Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Boyce Mr and Mrs. Bernard Canapa Mr and Mrs Glenn Carrington Mr and Mrs Arthur Cook Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Curtis Mr. and Mrs John Curtis Mr. and Mrs Ewart Dawson Mr and Mrs Richard Dufty Mr and Mrs Wallace Fay Miss Mary Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Geno Fregosi Miss Florence Cratti Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mario Gatti and Mrs. Reginald Hevey and Mrs. C. I. Hunter Henry Janoski and Mrs. Clayton Jones Mr. Ladabouche and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. A. H. McAuslan Mrs. H. C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olney Mr. Leon Orvis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Partridge Mr. Sanborn Partridge Mr. A. R. Paterson Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Principe Mr. and Mrs. Barton Reissig Miss Isaranda Sanborn Mr. and Mrs. James Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stafford Mr. and Mrs. David Stagg Miss Linda Syinons Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thomson Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Townsend Rev. and Mrs. Harold J. 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