Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1964 volume:

P1220 OTORAAN BOOTOBIAN JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 1917 - 1963 DEDICMON History classes . . . picnics . . . field trips . . . plays . . . conntlcss enjoyable episodes . . . memories are made . . . Mr. Monmaney as a friend, tcacher, adviser has been a part of these activities since we had him as our sixth grade teacha; he has helped us all along the route of our junior and senior high education. Therefore, we, the Ciass of'64, happily and proud- ly dedicate 0L1! yearbook 10 Mr. Douglas Monmaney; we hope that this will show in a small way 01.1: great appreciation for all his efforts.. EBLEOFCJONTEMQ IN WORM oeorcmow FORENORD ADMNIQTRNION mm emcee CLAQQEQ ACWIHEQ WWW -a. J 3 3+3ay FOREWORD it seems as though It was just yesterday that we entered P.H.S. as lowly fresh- men. and yet very soon high school will be but a memory for us. We have done many things as a class and as individuals which have brought us joys and pleasures and at times perhaps pain and frustration. The purpose of our yearbook is to record these events - to preserve In pictures the activities. organizations. friendships that are and have been a part of our school life. Certainly it takes time and effort to assemble a yearbook, but we consider the lime wall Spent if we can give to the student body and the school a cherished memory book. Donna Gollsuom Connie Curtis Co-Edimrs MR. GEOFFREY GRAHAM Superintendent of Schools MR. ROBERT BELDING Principal; Guidance: Student. Council Adviser: Amherst: - B. A. : University of Massachusetts, M. Ed. ADMINIQTPAHON Mr. James Wilkinson, Mr. Charles Rogers. Mr. Clinton Thomas, Mrs. Mary Northrop, Mr. John Curtis. MR. HILTON ABBOTT Physics, Freshman Science. Algebra 1 University of Vermont, B. S. in Education MR. HOWARD ABRAHAMSON Math, Seventh-Ninth University of Massachusetts. B. A. Castleton State College MR. HILTON BILLINGS Industrial Arts Keene Teachers College, B. E. MISS UTILLA M. BROLIN English 7. 8. 9 Seventh Grade Sponsor: Adviser :0 MRS. MARLENE R. BURKE Assembly Committee; Castlelon English State College. B. 5. Education. Trinity College. B. A. Summer Session. University of Ver- Graduate Study, mom University of Vermont MR. NORMAN CHAMPLNE Biology. Science. Civics 81h Grade Sponsor Castleton State College. B. 5. Temple University. State University College of New York MR5. CATHERINE R. CLIFFORD Mathematics Middlebury College, B. 5. Summer Sessions at Syracuse University. University of Caiifomia, university of Vermont MISS FRANCES KROUSE Business Subjects Yearbook Sponsor Rutland Business College Castlemn State College Summer and Evening Divisions. University of Vermont University of Utah MR. THOMAS LAWSON P. E. - Biology Soccer. Basketball and Baseball Coach University of Vermont Springfield College. B. S. MR. JOHN ROBINSON Jr. High Math and Social Studies Castleton State College. B. S. University of Vermont Graduate Work MRS. ADA LOYZELLE Girls Physical Education Bouve -Boston School of Physical Education MRS. GERTRUDE MAHONEY Boston University Home Economics Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH SEHLER Skidmore College Latin. English New York University Psychology University of Vermont Sutherland Adviser - Michigan University. B. 5. MR. DOUGLAS MONMANEY Social Studies Senior Class Sponsor Castleton State College, B. S. University of Vermont Graduate Work St. Michael's College MR. ARTHUR SUDALL Glee Clubs, Chorale Ensemble Jr. High Social Studies Hobart College. B. A. Teachers College. Columbia University. M. A. MR. JOHN ZIDZE French University of New Hampshire. B.A. Windham College WEAPPRECWE MISS EDITH JOHNSON Secretary MR. ALMO BUG GIAN! Custodian GARY BACCEI Gary Youth is full of pleasure. Ir. One -Act Plays 1, 2: District One-Ac: Play 3: Sr. Play 4; J. V. Basketball. Mgr. 1: V. Basket- ball. Mgr. 3. Jack JOHN BRUCE My crnlgyr books were women's looks. Boys' State 3: Class Marshal 3: Class V. P. 4; Trans, 3; NRA 3, 4: Monitor 3.4: Di? IricI One-Act Play 3; Sr. Play 4: Proctorian 4; Baseball Mgr. 1; Bar ketball. I.V. 1,2; V. 2,3,4; Soccer L253. 4; lntramurals 1.2.3. MARLEENA BURNS Marleezia Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. Praetorian 4: Latin Club; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. One-Act Plays 1.2: Sr. Play 4. TERRY CHAMPINE Terry is not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves. Glee Club 4: Soccer. Mgr. 1,2; Soccer 4; J. V. Basketball 1.2: Baseball 1.2; Jr. One-Act Plays 1.2.3; Prize Speaking 3. Julie JULIANO CECCHINELLI The glory and good of art Soccer 2,3,4: MVL A 11-Star 3; Praetorian CONSTANCE CURTIS Connie A blessed companion is a book. Girls' State 3. NHS 3; Sec. -Treas. 4; Class V. P. 2. Pres. 3; Glee C1ubl.2.3,4. Vice-Pres. 2; Chorale Ens. 1.2.4; Ir. One-ActPlay1.2,3; Dist. One-Ac: Play 3; 5?. Play 4; Monitor 3, 4; Cap, 4: SC 2; SCC. 2: Sutheriand 2,3,4; Praetorian 4: J. V. Basketball. Scorekeeper 1. V. Basket- ball Scorekeeper 2.3: Librarian 2.3; French Club I 1,2,3; Latin Club 1.2; Model Congress 2: Citi- zenship Conference 3: DAR 4. JOYCE CURTIS Jasger Ask me if I care. efenI Praetorian 4; Sutherland 4: Glee Club L2; Latin Club 1,2: Science Club 1: Jr. One-Act Plays 1. 2,3; District One-Act Play 3; Girls' Basketball 1: Intramurals 1,2. Curt ROBERT CURTIS As merry as the day is long. Class Pres. 1.2: Jr. One-Act Plays 1,2; Sr. Playl 4: Soccer lI 2,3,4: I.V. Basketball 1: V. Basketba112,4: Baseball 1,2. LOREN DU RKEE Lonnie If business interferes with pleasure. the heck with business. Soccer 3: Glee Club 4. MARY JEAN ERICKSON A pretty girl is like a melody. Praetorian 4: Glee Club 1.2; Assembly Com- mittee l. Don na Love and life. now and forever, one and inseparable. Mary Jean DONNA GOLLSTROM National Honor Society 3,4; Pres. of NHS 4; NHS Convention 3: Proctorian 4. Co-cd; Class Treas. 4: Suther- land 4; Librarian 2,4; Glee Club 1.2; Science Club 1; Latin Club 1.2; Sr. Play 4: Intramural; 1,2,3; Girls' Basket ball 2. JOAN HALE'Y Ioan Music haih charm. Class Secretary 1,2: Class V. P. 3: Alternate to Girls' State 3; Student Council Rep. 3; Suther- land 3: Praetorian 4; Jr. One-Acts 1.2.3; Sr. Play 4: Glee Club 1.214. Chorale Ensemble 1. 2,4; French Club 2.3: Latin Club 1.2: J. V. Cheerleading 1, V, Cheerleading 2.3; Librarian 2.3.4: State Student Council Convention 3: Teen Congress Delegate 3. DA VID HARRINGTON Dave It matters not how long we 'live , but how. Basketball 1,2: Soccer 1,2,4; Sr. 1313.3; 4: NRA 3; Praetorian 4. John JOHN HURHULA Ir. One-Act 3; District One-Act 3; Sr. Play 4. Thinking is but an idle waste of time. W ILLIAM KA LL10 No Coward's soul in Mine. 51'. Play 4; Soccer 1,2,3; J. V. Basketball 1,2: Baseball 2. -..- Inq'iz 'II M WILLIAM LADABOUCHE Lid Whatever is worth doing at all. is worth doing well. Sutherland 1.2.3.4: Praetorian 4: Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1,2. Scorekeeper 4; Baseball, Asst. Mgr. 1; French Club 1.2.3. Pres. 3: 5:. Play, Szage Mgr.: One-Act Play 1, Stage Mgr. 2.3; Proctor Players' Club 4; Intramurals 2, U i,ma '- 1. .434 Lindy LINWOOD LARSON The quiet life for Proctorian 4: Science me. Club 1: French Club 1 2; Proctor Jr. Rifle Club 3,4; Baseball 3. LINDA La VA LLEY Linda Grace was in her steps. heaven in her eye. Proctorian 4; Glee Club 1,2; Latin Club 1. 2; French Club 2; Science Club 2; Jr. Onen'tc: Play 3; GirIs' Basketball 2: 51'. Play 4; Imra- rnurals 1. HARRY L050 Jules Striving and willing to work for myself and others. Student Council Pres. 4; Senior Class Pres. 4; Praetorian 4; Sutherland 4: Monitor Squad 3.4; Soccer 1.2.3.4; MVL Soccer 4: J. V. Basketball 1:V. Basketball 2.3.4; It. One-Act1,2,3; District One-Act 3: Intramural Sports 1,2,3; Glee Club 1. ELIZABETH MAY Betty Glee Club 1,2; Cho- rale Ensemble 2: Proc- torian 4: Senior Play Usher 4. She never spoke a word too much. EDWARD MCCULLOUGH Eddie The secret of happiness is something to do. Praetorian 4; Glee Club 4; Soccer 2; Mgr. 1. LORRAINE MCCULLOUGH Lorraine Let not your heart be troubled. Proctorian 4: Sutherland 4; Glee Club 1.2: Proc- tor Players' Club Rep. 1; Science Club 1; JL One-Act Play 3; DiSIl'iCI One-Act Play 3; J. V. Cheerleading 1: Intramurals 1.2.3. Bruce BRUCE MORAN Soccer 3; Latin Club 1.2.3: Proctorian 4. A penny for your thought. MARIE NAVARI Marie People who are quiet Ellen'l necessarily angels. Praetorian 4; Glee Club 1,2. CARLA OJALA Student Council 1 ,3.4; State Student Council Convention 3: Class Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 1.2; Monitor Squad 3.4; Librarian 2. 3.4: Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Glee Club President 4; Chorale Ensemble 1, 2.4: French Club 2.3: French Club Vice Presi- dent 3; 51'. Play 4; Sci- ence Club 1; Suther- land 1.2.4; Ir. One- Act Plays 1,2,3: Dis- trict Dne-Act Play 3. ROGER PARTRIDGE The great hope ofsociety is individual charac- te r. Prize Speaking 2.4; Soccer 2.4; 51'. Play 4: Jr. Basketball. Mgr. 2; Jr. One-Act Play 2: Proc- torian 4. Rage r REBECCA NORTHROP Becky By friendly deeds is friendship won, Class Secretary 1: Assembly Committee 2,3: Sutherland 2.4; Praetorian 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Chorale Ensemble 1,2,4; French Club 2.3; La- tin Club 1.2: Science Club 1: Librarian 2,3: Intramural: 1. Carla Nothing is ever achieved without an- thusiasm. RAYMOND PENTKOWSKI Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. NHS 3.4. V-P of NHS 4; SC 1.2.3.4. Sec. 1. Treas. 2. WP 3. Rep. 4; Boys' State Gov. 3; Boys' Nation Rep. 3; District SC Officer 3; Mod- el Congress 3; Prize Speaking 1, 2, 3; Suther- land 1.2.3.4: Proctorian 4:11. One-ACLS 1.2; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Basketba111.2,3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4; French Club 1.2.3::11tin Club 1.2. Claire Laugh and be merry. Ray CLAIRE ROY MARY RUSSELL Mary I strive not for gold. but for friends. All-State Music Festival 1; Praetorian 4; Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Chorale'Ensemble 4; Ir. One- AcL Plays 2. Praetorian 4; Jr. One- Ac: Plays 2. 3: 5:. Play 4; Glee, Club 1, 2. MICHAEL RUSSELL Mike Oh. the long days spent huntin' or shootin' or fishin'. All-State Music Festival 3: Praetorian 4; French Club 2; Science Club 1: Proctor Jr. RiUE Club 3.4. MICHAEL SMYRSKI Mike Class VP 1: Praetorian 4: Sr. Play 4; Jr. One- Am Plays 1.3; District One-Act Play 3: Sci- ence Club1.2:J.V. Basketball 1,2: V. 4; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Basv ball 1.2.3. lfat first you don't succeed, quit. I; JAMES WRIGHT Jimmy Life is full of ups and downs. Praetorian 4; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2: Baseball 3; Jr. One-Act Play 2. KEITH WRIGHT Keith Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. ' Soccer 1,2: Glee Club 2: Gym Program 2: School Projectionist 1.2.3.4; J. V. Basketball Mgr. 2: Sr. Play, Usher 4. CONSTANCE CURTIS Gir'is' State D. A. R. RAYMOND PENTKOWSKI Boys' State. Governor Boys' Nation JOHN BRUCE Class Marshal Boys' State. CARLA OIALA Betty Crocker Award Cotillion LINDA La VA LLEY Cotillion ROGER PARTRIDGE National Merit Scholarship Award CLASS MOTTO: Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country. CLASS FLOWER: Lily of the Valley CLASS COLORS: White and Maroon HISTORY September 1961 saw our class ente: P.H.S. as little freshmen. Our first weeks iound :15 deep In initiation and election of class officers. To lead us thtough the year we elected the following: Robert Curtis. President; Michael Smytski. Vice-President; Carla Ojala, Treasurer; and Rebecca Northrop. Secre- tary. Mr. Monmaney directed our first Junior One-Act play which was Great Smokies. We came in with tap honors of third place, but we enjoyed doing the play anyway. Our sophomore year was about the quietest year of all. Our president that year was Robert Curtis once again; Constance Curtis, Vice-Presidmt; Joan Haley. Secretary; and Carla Ojala. Treasurer. For the Junior One-Act play we did Life of the Party. directed by Mr. Monmaney, and we came in third place again. In the spring. we put on a record hop entitled Palisades Park. Our junior year started out with thoughts of how busy we were going to be. Under the capable leadership of our sponsor. the late Elliot Stevens, and our officers: Constance Curtis, President; Joan Haley. Vice-Presideut; John Bruce. Treasurer: and Carla Ojala. Secretary. the year was busy and successful. Our first thoughts were turned to the work we were going to put into the Sadie Haw- kins dance. The gym was decorated with scarecrows, cornstalks. and a still. In March we did the play. In the Shadows. which was directed by Mrs. Burke. To our surprise we won the Junior One-Acts. We took the play to Otter Valley for the District One-Acts. but we lost there. Next came spring and our field trip to the Legislature in Montpelier. Finally - our biggest treat of the year was the Junior Prom. After many weeks of work with the help of Mr. Abbott and Juliana Cecchinelli, we presented our prom with the theme of Bon Voy- age. Under the shadows of our own Eiffel Tower. couples danced to the smooth music of Barry Haynes and his quartet. With the school year's end. our minds turned to our final big year as seniors! On Wednesday, September 4-, 1963, we began our final year at P. H.S. As our class officers. we elected the foilowing: Harry Lose. President: John Bruce. Vice-President; Lorraine McCullough. Secretary: and Donna. Gollstmm. Treas- urer. We also welcomed back Mr. Monmaney as our sponsor. Mr. Abbott directed our senior play. The Death and Life of Larry Benson, which we pre- sented in the Proctor Town Hall on December 14. 1963. OLAQQPPOPHEOK Gary Baccei - Gary has his own jeep-trucking firm. He delivers anything any- where at anytime. John Bruce - Jack has gone into a business all his own and people are just axing to see him. Marleene Burns - Marla has opened her own restaurant specializing in Hungarian foods. Juliana Cecchinelh' - We all knew Julie would become a famous artist. but his first masterpiece surprised us - he called it The Beatles. Terry Champine - Terry has been seen In Rutland ringing Sliver Bells 1!: front of Woolworth's around Christmas time. Constence Curtis - Connie is the new emmercial teacher at P. H. S. She is developing a shorter shorthand. Joyce Curtis - Joyce was recently fired from her job due to reasons beyond her control. The gum she was so inconspicuonsiy chewing fell into the typewriter and gummed up the keys - would you believe it? Robert Curtis - Curt is a senator from Vermont and has just introduced a bill returning prohibition. ' Loren Durkee - Durk was just picked up for driving forty miles an hour on a throughway. His cat just wouldn't go any faster. Mary Jean Erickson - Mary Jean is the manager of a chain store specializing in elevated shoes and stilts. Donna Gollsuom - Donna is the first woman Secretary of the Navy and Is run- ning the department very efficiently. Joan Haley - Joan gave up singing and is now a drummer with The Beatles rousing the world. David Harrington - Dave has his own dairy farm. He figured it would be cheaper that way. John Hurhula - We understand that John is in stiff competition with Loren. Two buckets of bolts and Hi Ho Silver Awayi William Kallio - Bill is still venturing to the Manor but hires a taxi for trans- portation. William Ladabouche - Lid has just won the 1914 Indianapoiis 500 in his Ford- powered Lotis. He didn't wear a helmet but rather one of his Lid creations. Linwooti Larson - Lars is now a private guide for hunters wishing to enter the wilds of Goshen. Anyone desiring to bag anywhere from four to six rabbits 3 day - see Lars. Linda LaValJey - Linda is living in New Jersey with Johnnie - occupation - chief cook and bottle washer. Harry Loso - Harry is In the jewel business. We always knew he was a gem. Elizabeth May - Elizabeth 15 Still trying to decide which man she wants. Edward McCullough - Ed is now a prominent and devoted minister in his own Roadside Chapel. Lorraine McCullough - Lorraine finds life in Scotland rather dull without her friends. Bruce Moran - Bruce is a famous writer now and is known as one of the greatest orator: of our time. Marie Navati - Marie 15 in politics now, and when we saw her last she was de- livering a fiery speech in the Senate. Rebecca Northrop - Oops! We almost missed Becky. She's blonde now and no longer has her freckles! Carla Ojala - Carla has her own automobile business and as a sideline she sells accident insurance. Roger Partridge - Roger is presently employed by the Audubon Society : he is especially interested in the preservation of partridges. Raymond Pentkowski - Ray is pastor of St. Sominics, and we recently read an ad tn the paper that he wants a housekeeper. Did you hear that, Marilyn? Claire Roy - Claire is running her own exclusive men's beauty parior for bald- headed men. Mary Russell - Mary is m the weaving business. No longer can she complain about the print of her material. Michael Russell - Mike has just bred a new kind of cow, known as Babe the Blue Ox. Michael Smyrski - Mike has an established men's shop. exclusively for short men. James Wright - We see Jim on a street comet in San Francisco forecasting the end of the world. . Keith Wright - Keith is a weII-lmown chemist and has his own laboratory some- where on the Sahara. CLASS WILL MARY JEAN - leaves her shyness to Elsie Senecal. JAMES WRIGHT - leaves his dancing ability to Robert Greene. MARY RUSSELL - leaves her clarinet to Alan Westin. MARLEENA BURNS - leaves her shyness l0 Janine Mayo. LORRAINE McCULLOUGH - leaves her smiles to Mary Trinci. DONNA GOLISTROM - will leave he: brains to Carol. BRUCE MORAN - leaves the woods open to T113011 Happier. WILLIAM KALLIO - leaves his I. D. to Robert Austin. WILLIAM LADA EOUCl-IE - leaves his bongo: to Robert Gradziel. REBECCA NORTHROP - leaves her curlers to Katherine Camden. JOHN BRUCE - leaves his private parking place at the pond to Richard Duprey. JOAN HALEY - leaves her basketfull of giggles to Martha Smith. MICHAEL RUSSELL - leaves his pitchfork to Robert Hanscarik. MICHAEL SMYRSKI - leaves his basketball ability to Roger Dumas. LINWOOD LARSON - leaves what he lost to himself. LENDA LaVALLEY - leaves her graceful walk to Donna Smith. RAYMOND PENTKOWSKI - leaves Marilyn to his brother. CARLAlOIALA - leaves her appearance to Bomba. CLAIRE ROY - leaves her shadow to Mary Kamuda. GARY BACCEI - leaves his clowning ability to Frank Bump. TERRY CHAMPINE - leaves his frankness to James Candon. ROBERT CURTIS - leaves his receding hairline to Kevin Aunin. HARRY LOSO - just leaves. JOYCE CURTIS - leaves her height to Pamela Moran. CONSTANCE CURTIS - leaves her success to her siste r. EDWARD McCULLOUGH - leaves his proverbs m Timmins Austin. JOHN HURHULA - will leave his muscles to Thomas Haley. LOREN DURKEE - will leave his English ability to Amy Balding. ROGER PARTRIDGE - will leave his ability to argue to Jane Mazut, DAVID HARRINGTON - leaves his ulcers to anyone who wants them. IULIANO CECCHINELLI - leaves his comb to Joyce Olson. ELIZABETH MAY - leaves her curly hair to Meryl Lisananti. KEITH WRIGHT - leaves his flying ability to the bumble bees. MARIE NAVARI - leaves her curly red hair to lama Ayre. CLAQQDEGREEQ GARY BACCEI - C. C. C. S. '- Class Clumsiest Chem. Student. JACK BRUCE - C. L. B. - Class Lover Boy. MARLEENA BURNS - C. H. - class Homemaker. JOYCE CURTIS C. M. 1.8. - Class Most Interesting Student TERRY CHAMPINE - C. S. B. - Class Song Bird. IULEANO CECCHINELLI - C.M. T.A. - Ciass Most Talented Artist. ROBERT CURTIS - C.R. L. - Class Referee Lover. CONNIE CURTIS - C. A.A.G. - Class All Around Girl. LOREN DURKEE - C. N.M. - class Noise Maker. MARY JEAN ERICKSON - C. ?.W. ' Class Pee Wee. DONNA GOLLSTROM - C. B. R. - Class Blushing Redhead. KEITH WRIGHT - C.A. - Class Aviator. JOAN HALEY - C. D. H. - Class Dizziest Ham. JAMES WRIGHT - C. M. - Class Mathemadcian. DAVID HARRINGTON - C. W.T. - Class William Tell. MICHAEL SMYRSKI - C.S. B. - Class Screw Ball. WILLIAM KALLIO - C. 5.F. - Class Stone Face. MICHAEL RUSSELL - LA. D. - Atways a Deer. JOHN HURHULA - C. H. M. Class Handy Man. MARY RUSSELL - C. M. P. P. - Class Most Pleasing Person. LINWOOD LARSON - C.Q. C.R. - Class Quiet or Riot. CLAIRE ROY - QW. T. - Class Worst Typist. LINDA LaVALLEY - C. A. - Class Riot. RAYMOND PENTKOWSKI - C.R. - Class Romeo. HARRY L080 - C. F. M. - Class Funny Man. ROGER PARTRIDGE - C. A. M. - Clam Answer Man. ELIZABETH MAY - C.G. G. - Class Golden Girl. CARLA OJALA - C. M. W. W. - Clags Most Willing Worker. EDWARD McCULLOUGH - J. 3.1. - Junior Assistant Janitor. REBECCA NORTHROP - C. F. O. - Class Friendly One. LORRAINE MCCULLOUGH - C. 3.5. - Class Bright Smile. MARIE NAVARI - ELI. R. H. 3 Class Italian Red Head. BRUCE MORAN - C. Q. 0. - Class Quiet One. CLAQQGIHQ Raymond Pentkowski To Ray we give a basketball tno explanation neededl Claire Roy 'I'o Claire we give a typing erase: John Bruce We give Jack a comb for his wavy locks Lorraine McCullough We give Lorraine enough gum to compensate for all she lost in 12 years of school Edward McCullough We give Ed 3. new selection of brooms Marleena Burns We give Marla a megaphone Linda LaValJey We give Linda a real assortment of pain pills Mary Russell Since Mary likes motorcycles we decided to give her one of her own Michael Russell Since Mike plans to be a farmer we give him a cow . Marie Navari Just in case Marie's hair loses its color. We give her a box of red dye David Harrington To Dave we give a bottle of Drano Rebecca Northrop To Becky we give a lifetime supply of Q tips for her family William Ladabouche We give Bill a model car. 1964 of course Joyce Curtis To Joyce we give a clown Robert Curtis To Curt the class gives a wig Connie Cuttis' Not once have we ever seen Connie with a U. So to Connie we give a U Loren Durkee To Lonnie we give a new steering wheel for his car Juliane Cecchlnelll Because he can't find a model to pose for him we give him a model Lindy Larson To make Lindy a truly distinguished woodsman. we give him 3 Daniel Boone cap Keith Wright The Claw of 64 gives Keith a potato masher James Wright Jim is known as the class taxi. so to Jim we give a taxi cab driver's license Donna Gollstrom We're sorry we can't afford uniforms, Donna. but maybe you could use this football Joan Haley Joan is known for her fine voice so to Joan we give a star for her dressing-room door Mary Jean Erickson Since Mary Jean never went for hey: we want to give her a boy doll Harry Lose Since Harry is known as Jules the class thought it proper to give him some jewels Michael Smyrslu' 'I'o Mike we give the car insurance policy Terry Champine We add a new vest to Terry's collection Carla Ojala Carla has a mania for cats. 90 to Carla we give a Tom cat Elizabeth May Elizabeth has a liking for cheese so to Elizabeth we give a block of Romano cheese . John Hurhula To help John develop his muscles even more we give him a dumbbell set Bruce Moran Since Bruce lost his class ring the class will give him a new ring William Kaliio For Bill we have a little book of jokes. so we can get a smile out of him Gary Baccei Gary ls noted for his red jeep. so to Gary we give a jeep Roger Partridge Roger has trouble with spelling so we thought this book might help him Left to right, FRONT ROW: J. Bruce. Vice-President: L. McCullough, Secrelary: D. Gon- mom. Treasurer; H. Lose. President. SECOND ROW: Mr. Monmaney, E. McCullough, C. Ojala. C. Roy. M. Erickson. M. Navan'. M. Burns. I. Haley. M. Russell. E. Morah. THIRD Row: D. Harrington. K. Wright. w. Ladabouche. L. LaValley. E. May. 3. Curtis. C. Curtis, J. Wright. I. Cecchinelli. L. Durkee. FOURTH ROW: J. Hurhula. R. Curtis, M. Russell. R. Pentkowski, M. Smyrski, W. Kama. R. Partridge. T. Champine. G. Bac- cei. MISSING: R. Northrop. L. Larson. SENIORS JUNIORS FRONT ROW: A. Baker, Treasurer; R. Austin, Vice-Presidem:1. Mayo, President: I. Maw zut. Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mr. Abbott. D. Fitzgerald, D. Smith. M. Sanderson. L. Maki. M. Pogorelow. M. Wright. J. Olson. L. Carrington. M. Lisananti. THIRD ROW: W. Gyorfi, A. Balding, L. Taranovich, E. Senecal. M. Trjnci, K. Kynoski. K. Candon, G. Woods, M. Smith, D. Dory, R. Frechette. FOURTH ROW: T. Haley. A. Twible, W. Bac- cei, R. 12130, V. Massey. E. Baccei. R. Gyorfi. D. Dwyer. F. Bump. 4?- .; l'- FRONT ROW: T. Allard, Secretary; K. Shand, Treasurer: C. Partridge. Vice-Presidem: J. Candon. President. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mahoney. D. Pomainville. N. Dory. B. Stagg, C. Gum's, A. Taylor. M. Lebo, L. Ayer. C. Gollsrrom. M. Illinski. M. Baker. 5. Kapiw tan. THIRD ROW: W. Cioffi. H. Olson, G. Bliss, T. Frappier. G. Pentek, R. Greene. A. Westin, R. Duprey, J. Poljacik. D. Callus. FOURTH ROW: H. Connors, B. Morrison. P. Olson. J. Bartlett, 2. Wema, K. Austin, R. Mezzeua. D. Dahlin. MISSING: C. To- nelli. QOPHOMOREQ FREQHMEN FRONT ROW: FL Hickey. Vice-Ptesident: J. Erickson. President; P. Smyrski. Secretary: w. Thomas, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Champine,1. Gallus. L. Manley. K. Val- loch. M. Hurhula. I. Nelson. 9. Duprey. THIRD ROW: D. Provencher. M. Duskeu. C. Canapa, M. Candon. R. Dumas. P. Mazut. C. Squier. M. Kamuda. L. Fitzgerald. J. Larson. FOURTH ROW: 5. Smith. w. Smith, D. Harrison. E. LaPine. A. Curtis. T. Austin. D. Murdock, A. Murdock, C. Stewart, A. Clarino. FIFTH ROW: F. 12130, R. Eastwick. I. Moody. R. Burney. L. Dory. E. Pemkowskj. J. Northrop, D. Balding, W. Twible. FRONT ROW: 8. 81:0. Treasurer; N. Hickey. Vice-President; G. Bartlett. Secretary. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Clifford. M. Doty. C. St. Peter. G. Greene, J. Haley. T. Kellen. C. Lisananti. THIRD ROW: 5. Donah. M. Shand. M. Stagg, K. Porter. M. Harrison. C.' Buzzell. M. Ayoue. S. Rohde, E. Wenta. E. Kynoski. M. Sienkiewicz. FOURTH ROW: M. Curusi, N. Frecheue. T. Curtis, C. Corey. D. Kimball, M. Saceric, N. Zsido. M. Corey. K. Sheehy. E. Kimball. FIFTH ROW: Gary Wetmore. E. Squier, J, Burns, E. Carleton, B. Haley, G. Proctor, D. Pwvencher. J. Kapitan. G. Callus. D. Ojala. Say GRADE 76v GRADE FRONT ROW: R. Hanscarik. Treasurer: P. Gallus, Vice-President; V. Sienkiewicz, Presi- dent; C. Cook. Secretary. SECOND ROW: Miss Brolin, P. Moran, R. Baker, C. Kennedy. D. Devenbeck. M. Austin. A. Wenta, THIRD ROW: D. Kennedy, P. Dory, N. Rogers, D. Nagy. K. Kapitan. J. Metcalf. 5. Shannon. D. Howe. I. Kapitan. I. Smyrski. M. Duprey. FOURTH ROW: R. Gradziel. R. Callus, R. Catrington. 5. Burney. L. LaPine. P. Pomain- ville. 5. Corey, K. Valloch. B. Kynoski, s. Ostrowski. L. Kish, '1'. Curtis, P. Larson. H. Morrison. FIFTH ROW: G. Dahlia, R. Metcalf. J. Bump. D. Austin. H. Shortsleeves, G. Gale. T. Daty. D. Corey. A. Baccei. C. Duty. H. Dusketl. I. Brandt. J. Taranovich, D. Wesun, R. Potter. WK? 358 STUDENT COUNCIL: SEATED: D. Ojala. C. Ojala. D. Callus. B. Smith, P. Gallus..M. Camden. STANDING: E. Pentkowski. I. Candon, H. L050. R. Austin, Mr. Robinson. R. Pentkowski. L. Taranovich. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: SEATED: Miss Brolin, K. Kynoski. A. Taylor. H. Morrison. STANDING: T. Champine. M. Kamuda. M. Shaud. MONITORS: SEATED: H. Lnso, K. Candon. C. Curtis. M. Smith. R. Fentkowski. D. Smith. C. Ojala. R. Austin, D. Dwyer, STANDING: J. Bruce . LIBRARY: SEATED: C. Gollstrom, D. Gollmom. J. Haley. C. Partridge. STANDING: C. Ojala. T. Champine, R. Austin. M. Wright. B. Bragg. SENICR HIGH GLEE CLUB: FRONT ROW: A. Balding. Secretary: K. Candon, Vice-Presi- dent: C. 0531a, President. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sudall, Director: P. Duprey; L. Carring- ton; M. Baker: M. Russell; M. Sandersan: J. Haley: M. Illinski: D. Pomsinville: Mrs. Su- dall. Accomp. THIRD ROW: M. Burns: J. Nelson: J. Erickson; K. Valloch: M. Hurhula; M. Smith: M. Duskett; D. Provencher. FOURTH ROW: B. Stagg; C. Curtis; C. Curtis; C. Canapa'. M. Candon; M. Lebo: C. Shand: C. Partridge. MISSING: R. Northrop, Treasurer. JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: Mr. Sudall. Director: P. Moran: A. Wenta: M. Austin: M. Dory: D. Nagy; N. Rogers: 1. Haley: D. Devonbeck; T. Kalen: C. Kennedy: Mrs. Sudan, Accomp. SECOND ROW: C. Lisananti; V. Greene; P. Dory: K. Kapitan; M. Sienkiewicz: C. Buzzell; E. Kynoski; D. Kennedy. J. Metcalf: S. Burney; R. Baker. THIRD ROW: M. Duprey; J. Smyrski: L. Kish: 5. Shannon; K. Cook; D. Howe: G. Bartlett; M. Ayotte: P. callus; E. Wenta: O. Ostrowski: K. Porter. FOURTH ROW: C. Stagg: P. Po- mainville: M. Saceric; D. Kimball: V. Sienkiechz; K. Valloch; C. Corey: N. Zsido, B. Kynoski; 5. Corey: S. Donah; M. Shand. CHORALE ENSEMBLE: L. to R.: L. Carrington: M. Russell; M. Sanderson: M. Smith. K. Camden; C. Curtis: A. Balding; J. Haley: C. Ojala; Mr. Sudall. Director. SEATED: Mrs. Sudall. Accomp. MISSING: R. Northrup. BOYS GLEE CLUB: 'Jough; R. Burney; B BAND: FIRST ROW: L. to R.: Mr. Sudall. Director: L. Durkee; T. Champine: E, McCul- . Morrison; D. Dwyer; A. Westin; Mrs. Sudall. M. Austin; L. Kish; P. SII15Tski:D. Provencher: S. Ostrowski; S. Shan- non; P. Moran. SECOND ROW: R. Gallus; T. Curtis; J. Tawnm'ich; B. Kynoski; M. Can- dnn; K. Vallnch; J. Austin; A. Westin; S. Haley; F'. Larson: R. Gradzie:i. THIRD ROW: J. Brandt: G. Galo: T. Biro; D, mencher; W. Smith. SCIENCE CLUB: SEATED: A. Balding. R. Gyorfi. K. Candon. M. Smith. STANDING. SECOND ROW: Mr. Champme, J. Haley. J. Haley. K. Porter. S. Biro. A. Taylor. 1.. Ayer. '1'. Allard. Mr. Abbott. THIRD ROW: E. Baccei. M. Corey. R. Eastwick. R. Du- mas, J. Moody. D. Balding, M. Hickey. FRONT: Mr. Champine.1. Haley. J. Haley. IN BACK: E. Baccei. Mr. Abbott. K. Camden. LATIN CLUB: Left to right. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sihler. B. Smith. C. Gollstrom. B. Stagg, P. Smyrskj. D. Pomainville. N. Dory. J. Nelson, M, Baker, 5. Kapitan. SECOND ROW.- A. Westin. R. Mezzetta. C. Candon. C. Shand. A. Taylor. L. Fitzgerald. K. Valloch, L. Ayer. C. Stewart. R. Burney. THIRD ROW: A. Clarino. H. Conners. 1'. Austin. I. Bartlett. P. cho. T. Allard, A. Curtis, w. Thomas. W. Smith. FOURTH ROW: R. Hick- ey. B. Moran, w. Gyorfi. J. Northrop. 1. Camden. D. Harrington, J. Moody, I. Poljacik. SHOP WORKERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Left to Right: Con me Curtis. Raymond Pantkowski. Donna Gollstrom. No organization in Proctor High School has as much ptestlge in the world outside of the school or is as potentialiy valuable to the student fortunate enough 10 be elected to membership as the National Honor Society. Election to this national society is made by a council of faculty members. Eligibtlity depends uptm superiority in the four qualities, Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service, and is open to students after the fifth sumester of high school. Scholas- tic eligibilty for the Redfield Proctor Chapter requires an ovetall B-average with no failing semester marks in any subject. and the student must have enrolled in no less than five full-credit courses or their equivalent for each year. On behalf of the school faculty and administration. I congratulate the thxee members of the Class of 1964 Who are National Honor scholars. I hope future classes may succeed in placing even more students on the rolls 01' the National Honor Society. Robert F. lBelding, Principal PROCTORIAN general staff. FIRSTROW: R. Partridge, W. Kallio, E. McCullough, D Har- rington, W. Ladabouche, M. RusselL SECOND ROW: J. Haley, I. Since. C. Oiala, E. May, M. Burns, M. Navari, M. Russell. THIRD ROW: T. Champine. J. Cecchinelli, L. LaVaIley. M. Erickson. C. Roy. STANDING: D. Gollstrom. M. Smyrski. R. Curtis. J. Wright, B. Moran, G. Baccel. L.'Durkee, C. Curtis, H. Lose. J. Curtis, K. Wright, 1.. Mc- Cullough. J. Hurhula. PROCTORIAN executive staif, SEATED: C. Curtis, Miss Krouse, D. Gollstmm. STANDING: G. Baccei, R. Pentkuwski. SUTHERLA ND reporters, Left to Right: Donna Pwvencher, Bonnie Stagg. Raymond Penzkow- ski, Pam Moran, William Ladabouche, Cathy Porter. Betty Smith. SUTHERLAND executive staff Carla Ojala, Roger Partridge. Connie Cunis, Amy Beldlng, Mrs. Sihler. SUTHERLAND general staff. SEATED: Donna. Gollsrwm. Harry Loso. Joyce Curtis. STAND- ING: Martha Sanderson. Katherine Camden, Mrs. Sihler, Katherine Kynoski, Lorraine Mc- Cullough, Donna Smith. OW mmb- o Our Junior Prom . . . Gym trans- formed into a Parisian cafe within sight of the Eiffel Tower . . . French pastries and punch served by waiters and waitresses . . . work and more work! . . but results worth it . . . and would you believe it? . . we made $1M mnpjgif I! l Kitchen Help WE WON!!! Miss Callus FRONT ROW: fvl. Smyrski, '1'. Champine. J. Cecchinelli. R. Curtis. R. Pentkowski. J. Bruce, H. 14050, J. Wright. D. Harrington. SECOND ROW: A. blarino, A. Curtis. E. Pertkowski. D. Dwyer. J. Poljacik. J. Camden, D. Callus. R. Greene, K. Austin. D. Mur- dock, THIRD ROW: MI. Lawson. H. Connors, P. Olson, A. Murdock, R. Partridge, M. Hickey. T. Austin. Z. Wenta, R. Mezzetta, K. Wright. SOCCER James Wright John Bruce David Harrington Harry L050 FRONT ROW: Terry Champine. John Bruce, Raymond Pemkowski. Michael Smyrski. Robert Curtis. and Coach Lawson. BACK Row: Dale Dwyer, John Poljacik. Donald Gallus. Robert Greene, Kevin Austin. Harry Conners. V BAQKEBALL Michael Smyrski Robert Curtis Raymond Pentkowski FIRST ROW: Mr. Abrahamson, E. Pentkowski, R. Burney, R. Mezzeua. C. Stewart, '1'. Austin. M. Hickey. I. Northrop, Z. Wema. SECOND ROW: A. Curtis. P. Olson. R. Du- mas, J. Candon, A. Murdock. A. Clarino. J VBAQKEIBALL BAQEBALL FIRST ROW: '1'. Haley. Z. Wenta, R. Frechette. D. Dywer, A. Twible. SECOND ROW: R. Green, K. Austin, R. Pentkowski. '1'. Champine. P. Olson. R. Mezzetta. THIRD ROW: J. Poljacik, R. Gyorfi. H. Connor. J. Candon. D. Gallus. FRONT ROW: Sandra Kapum, Linda Taranovich, Ann Baker. BACK ROW: Mary Trina, Carol Gullstrom, Meryl Lisananu. CHEERLEADING Donna Provenchtr, Katherine Vallach, Janice Nelson. Diane Pomamvillc, Linda Maki. Joyce Olson. ............... . 5......- ka - 1 $ .9... q. Pi '- .. , x J K I 0'! www.sms The Home Office of VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY Proctor , Vermont The Marble Center of the World Location of World's Largest Marble Exhibit Visited Anhuauy by Over 60, 000 People 5mm The Worldis Leader in Radios - Televisions .. Stereos See - Listen Compare Dependable - Effie ie nt Se rvice BRUCE BACCEI 15 Pine Street Proctor, Vermont Compliments of JOHNSON'S LANDSCAPING Pruning , Planting, Feeding a. nd Sp ra ying Proctor Vermont Tel. 459-33 550 PROCTOR CREAMERY, INC. Quality Dairy Products Proctor Vermont Rutland's No. 1 Radio Station WHWB The Happiest Sound in Town Quality Groceries KAMUDA'S FOOD MARKET Complete One-Stop Shopping 48 East Street Proctor, Ve rmont ..og auwn' Hillmll'l Ill 4m 51-; VVFA RV f04-lFb-fw'r 11 Center Street, - Rutland, Vermont Compliments to the Class of 1964 MORTENSON 'S BARBERSHOP 16 We st Street Proctor , Vermont Compliments of BEAUCHAMP 8. O'ROURKE Graduate Pharmacists 51 Merchants Row Rutland, Vermont KONG CHOW The Popular Price Quality Chinese American Foods at Pcpular Prices Served and to Take Out 48 Center Street Rutland, Vermont Rutland's Exclusive Bend Agency McNEIL REEDY Complete Men's Wear Telephone 773-7760 81-83 Merchants Row Rutland, Vermont Compliment s of CLINTON F. THOMAS GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 28 Main Street Proctor, Vermont C omplime nt 5 of LERTOLNS GARAGE Proctor, Vermont New and Used Cars Texaco Products Complete Mechanical Service Wrecker Service FLOWER FASHIONS Congratulations Ca11773-7911for m thigcbfss Of Corsages, Wedding Flowers Hospital Bouquets RAY BEANE Funeral Designs INCORPORATED Plants We Telegraph Flowers 75 Wales Street Rutland, Vermont More Paints NORTON'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. Rutland, Vermont Com pliments of THE HARTFORD BOOKSHOP 54 Center Street Rutland, Ver mont To the Proctor High School Class of 1964 Congratulations and Sincere Best Wishes for Every Success HOWE RICHMDgON SCALE COMPANY Manufacturers of World's Longest Lever Scales Rutland, Vermont T AND T TRACTOR EQUIPMENT, INC. 303 DEER: QUQILII'Y FARM EQUIPMENT BILL TARAN OVICH Proctor , Vermont Telephone 459 - 2 773 WATERMAN '5 HARDWARE Appliances - Housewares Valspar Paints and Varnishes Telephone 459-3679 Wallpaper - Sporting Goods Valomatic Color Sy-stern Building Supplies - Toys HELENA'S BEAUTY MART 1 8 Patch St . Beautiful Hair Rutland, Vermont Makes a Lovelier You Telephone 773-3955 Compliments of In Rutland, Vermont - It's the D. W. MCGARRY TOWNE SHOP Dependable Service Corner Center Street and Merchants Row Better Values Your Home of Magazine Proctor, Vermont Fashions C OMPLIMENTS OF PROCTOR PHARMACY Friendly and Prompt Service Compliments of AUTOMOBILE DEALER'S ASSOCIATION Stewart A. Smith Corp. Seward's Sales 8.1 Service John C. Stewart 8: Sons Stinson Ford Sales, Inc. Killington Motors, Inc. Russ Smith Sales 81 Service Stowell Corporation Franklin - Pontiac - Cadillai: Congratulations, Class of 1964 MI LADWS BEAUTY SHOPPE Telephone 773 3233 Rutland, Vermont Compliments of TEWS PIZZA 8: GRINDER SHOP 131 State Street Rutland, Vermont Telephone 773-6368 Owner, RAYMOND T. VIGNOE COMPLIMENTS OF PROCTOR SUPERMARKET A Specialty Bar-B-Q Chicken PAUL D. TRAPENI, Propriet'or A Well Informed Citizen Is a. Good Citizen THE RUTLAND HERALD Associated Press Member Over 20, 000 Capies Sold Every Day T'Czatrroll Sells for Less For Prompt Filling of Your Doctor's Prescription Br ing It to CARROLUS DRUG STORE 2.3 Center Street Rutla nd, Ve :- m ont Hardware Paint Housewares Ga. rden Supplies Sports Equipment THE HARDWARE CENTER, INC. 15 Center Street Rutland. Vermont Telephone 773-8333 ..- w -5- PROCTOR COAL co., INC. Phone 459-3 349 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 From The Ir. Deb Room of WOLK'S TOTS 'N' TEENS frOm Heaven thru Hi-School 17 Center Street Rutland, Vermont C ompliment s of FLORY'S RESTAURANT Cente :- Rutland, Vermont TRINCI'S UPHOLSTERING SERVICE Furniture Rebuilt and Recovered Free Estimate Workmanship Guaranteed Center Rutland. Vermont Telephone 773-6583 Building Material Roofing Material Hardware - Glass Paint - Nails Grain MINTZER BROS. 60 Strongs Avenue Rutland, Vermont Telephone 773-7555 WILSON,S IN RUTLAND WILSON'S MEN'S WEAR WILSON'S MUSIC WILSON'S SPORTS WILSON'S BOYS' AND GIRLS' STORE -u THE FAIRMONT RESTAURANT Route 7 at the Fairgrounds, Rutland. Vermom Plenty of Free Parking GOURMET - DUNCAN HINES AND THE DINERS' CLUB Steaks - Chops - Lobsters - Italian Dishes - A11 Seafood Fresh Daily Thoroughly Air Conditioned for Your Dining Pleasure . Legal Beverages Open Daily 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 Midnight Close 8:30 p.rn. Sunday Special Luncheons Served Daily From 9535 Complete --- from a sandwich to a meal --- Telephone PRospect 3-2883 for Your Party Reservations. Car Troubles Vanish at HEP Lu' CHET'S ESSO SERVICE I U lULHV LMaI CARMOTE PAINT STORE 138 West St. Phone 773-7344 u Rutland, Ve r mont Compliments of FOLEY'S LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS Telephone 773-9753 Linen Rental Service Rutland, Vermont Rutland, Vermont Tel. 773-3367 Smooth, Creamy Country-Style Ice Cream Dairy Products SEWARD'S DAIRY Rutland, Ve rm ont E ih i ' 111 Two Convenient 1 Locations II? it Under the Clock 46 North Main Street 89 Me rchants Row The Bank With r1Red Carpet Service THE VERMONT BANK 8: TRUST CO. Offices at Brattleboro R-utland Bennington Bellow Falls Chester --Member F.D.I.C . -- I'll. ' 5 VERMONT TRANSIT LINES Vermont Transit Travel Bureau 122 Merchants Row Rutland, Vermont Bus - Steamship - Airline Tickets and Reservations Telephone 773 -2774 There's a. One and Only in Refreshment, Too Drink Coca-Cola. Bottled Under Authority of the: Coca-Cola. Campany by COCA-COl-A. BOTTLING COMPANY OF RUTLAND, INC. CLASS RINGS 0 COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS ' TROPHIES 0 CLUB PINS ' DIPLOMAS SAWYER W. LEE 40 Brewer Parkway. Sou+h Burlingion. Vermont Telephone 4-5250 ALSO REPRESENTATIVE FOR TAYLOR-MADE YEARBOOKS CENTRAL VERMONT PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 OTTER MEADOW GUERNSEY FARM ALBERT D. MILLS AND SON Florence, Vermont DRINK MILK $ Compliments of CARBINE-ANDERSON Rutland RUTLAND SAVINGS BANK Opposite Depot Parking Area Your Friendly Bank RUTLAND A I S G N S E s O N U C T R I Y 0 U R mkpmdmf 3 A x A lmlzrzmzw fAGENT N T SERVES YOU IIIFIR C . r sr I E ':Ju.-I E O O F N Alma Borden Agency A. C. Mason Fred A. Field 8: Son Pike Insurance Agency B. S. Hyland InsuranCe Agency Craig Insurance Agency Joe Jones Insurance Agency John H. Davenport Kinney, Bell 31 Conner, Inc. Burnham Insurance Agency Leonard A. Appell Agency Warren H..Brown Agency LYMAN A. RUSSELL CORP. 19 Allen Street Rutland, Ve rmont Plumbing - Heating and Air Conditioning JOHN A. RUSSELL CORP. 19 Allen Street Rutland, Ve rmont Contractors and Builde r s F. B. HOWARD CO., INC. Jewelers and Silversmiths '7 Center Street Rutland , Vermont Heating - Plumbing Air Conditioning ADAMS 8. NOE 7 Pine Street Rutland , V e rmont Complim ents of SAMICA DIVISION Minnesota Mining 31 Mfg. Co. 13.0. Box 816 Rutland, Vermont Telephone 775-5528 BARTLETT STUDIO 90 Merchants Row Rutland , Vermont The Senior Class of Proctor Junior-Senior High School wishes to thank its parents and friends for contributions which help make possible the publication of another year- book--the I964 Proctorian . It also wishes to extend its thanks to Mr. William Bart- lett, of Bartlett Studio, Rutland. Vermont. for his untiring efforts in photographing the students of Proctor Junior-Sen- ior High School and for his high-quality virork which has given us a permanent record of our days here. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Dino Baccei Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Burns Mr. Alberto Cecchinelli Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Curtis, 51-. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Curtis Mr . and Mrs. Elmer Erickson Mr . Fritz Gollstrom Miss Ruth Gollstrom Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goodrich, Sr. Mr . and Mrs. John Haley Mrs. August Klebeck Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Ladabouche Mr . and Mrs. Albin Larson Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaValley Mr. and Mrs. Paul May Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCullough Mr . Peter Navari Mr. and Mrs. John Northrop Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ojala. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Partridge Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pentkowski Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roy Mr. and Mrs . Vernon Smith Mr. and Mrs. Louis Symrski Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wetmore Rev. and Mrs. Harold Wright