Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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ORNITHOLOGY CLUB With Mr. Pilcher as advisor, the Ornithology Club has become an integral part of the extracurricular activzties at Proctor. A: weekly meetings, the members discuss and study local birds. watch films on related topics, and encourage outside bird spotting. FIRST ROW 5. Shannon. D. Cizmadia, L. Griffin, R. Marshall. B. Congdon, MI. Pilcher. Adviser SECOND ROW L. Shmtsleeves. S. Kapitan, D. Champine, R. Bur- ney, R. Beyette, R. Hickey, R. Bartlett NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1 --. ;r- $113! The Honor Society :3- prasems the high standards of academic and social achievement for which every student strives. Its membership consists of students selected for their Scholarship. leadership, character, and service to the school and community. Cathy Curtis, Don Callus, and Amie Taylor are the prgsem members of the Honor Society under the I advisorship of Mr. Boles. 4 1,,

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FRENCH '- CLUB .1 The French Ciub has once again become an active organization! Our energetic adviser. Miss ' n Hoiles. has worked hard toward making the club ,- nf benefit to its members. Roger Dumas, the. presi- dent. has been wonderful f at creating new ideas ' and carrying them out to. completion. The French Club has now acquired the proper French acueml BACK - S. Biro. R. Burney, L. Dory, R. Dumas, M. Camden, M. Corey MIDDLE - J. Haley. M. Ayoue, S. Rohde. W. Twible, A. Taylor. C. Curtis. C. Partgidge. M. Harrison FRONT - V. Greene. C. Lisananti. Miss Hoiles, C. Lebo, E. Kynoski. J. Haley. J. Bartlett, M. Saceric SEATED - C. Buzzell, M. Baker .4b4-+- .- STANDING. left toright - C. Buzzell. J. Haley. J. Taranovich, 5. Biro. H. Duskett, J. Haley, E. Squires, Advisor. Mrs. Suuires, M. Corey. M. Saceric, M. Shand. R. Dumas. A. Taylor, P. Larson. R. Hanscan'k SCIENCE CLUB Under the capable guidance of our adviser, Mrs. Squires. Ehe Science Club has organized and directed another success- ful Science Fair this year. Our president, John Moody, has kept the club busy pursuing individual interests in diverse fields oi science.

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MONHORS Patrolling the halls and controlling the mobs are difficult tasks. even for our eft'itientmonitors. L'nder the direction of Mr. Me- talious, they form the. cote of an orderly corridor sys- tem which meets daily de- mands mrh discrirninaiion. SITTING, l. to r. - K. Austin. K. Valloch. M. Damion. C. Pan- ridge, R. Dumas, C. Stewart STANDING - E. Pentkowski. J. Can don, D. Gallus. C. Tonehi ALUED YOUTH With them new adviser, Mrs. Squires, the Allied Youth still maintains an ac- tive organization. Jackie Gallus, as president, pro- vides vigorous leadership and initiative. The re- ceiving of the. national charter highlighled a suc- cessful and enjoyable year. ROW 1, l. to r. - C. Buzzel, C. St. Peter. C. Lisanami, Mrs.5qu1res. Mr. Mitiguy. V. Greene, J. Bartlett, 1. Haley ROW 11 - C. Curtis, 5. Rohde, A. Wenta, K. 600k, 5. Shannon, A. Taylor ROW 11! - M. Harrison, M. Baker, C. Shand. C. Gollsuom. M. Shand, B. Stagg, C. Lebo, M. Ayoue, B. Kynoski ROW IV - E. Squires, S. Donah. -1. Saceric. M. Carey, A, Westin. I. Smytski, L. Kish 7 6 i n'- .