Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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RESPONSIBILI TY : . how high those stairs, how tired when the top you reach. your goals attained, yourfuture, you downward- ' backward 100k and wonder how the top you ever made . . IQ COA CH LA WSON aiways ready :0 help . . . always the cigar . . . always the sincerity in his voice . . . 0n the field or oji he shows you what you ire doing wrong and heips you to correct it . . . his patience, his energy, and his spirit have impired us to give our best in whatever we attempt . because of his service to Procror High we, the class of i157, proudly dedicate our yearbook t0 hiCoachii Tom Lawson MAR Y HURHULA If e, livinghrwo words so dferem in meaning . . . to her hfe was lhe mos: pre- cious Ming one couid own, and living meamr packing each minute to its ftdles! running, ralking, dancing, laughr'ng . . . rhe gap tho! is 1910 in our fives by her deaz'h can be only partially filled by the memories we have of our MARY IN MEMORIAM . . . foryears gone by youye walked the same old streets to Ike same old schoo! . . . day after day, class after class, youye trudged fhose hails-upsrairs, downstairs, this locker is mine can 1' you smell, and rhork my desk see there is my namei until you are so sure yourfeet can do wiihou! your eyes who! now comes namrally . . . yI'i Vim SIN :x cc . . . ye! somehow n0 day is quite Hie same . . . each day rhere is something new. something to be held if onfy for a short time before it. must become some- thing of the past, something to be Cherished but no! 10 be had . . . S ch00! Board Mrs. Mary Northrop Mr. John C urtis Mr. James Wilkinson Mrs. Barbara. Carrington Absent: Mr. John Socinski ADMINISTRA TION Geoffrey Graham Superintendent R0 gar Mitj guy Prim: i p 31 How ard A braha m son Mathcm atic S Otilia Brol'm English lame; Boles Social Studies Stephanie Crame: Cirls' Physical Ed. Norman Champine Robert 3011 Science Social Studies Cheryl G allus English .gl' W 5: AHEII' George Metalious Guidance G ertrude M ahoney Home Economics Thorn :15 Lawson Samuel E120 Mary HoilES Physical Education Science French Roy Pilcher Mathematics, Drivers Ed. Pauline Manette- Commercial Arccca Urban Librarian Diane Ross Clarence Nay Winslow Sawyer 'Lu'm. English IndustriaI Arts Music HELPERS Earl Squirts, Henry Wenta Mrs. Virginia Button Janitors 2nd Class Secretary Alma Buggani Mrs. Kynoski Mrs. Sacccric Evurybody'S Halper Cook Cook 14 . . . 11hr mighty Senior how proudly he stands. how happily he looks. to thy future. how sadly hu 10012; back on the past . . . just om: year before: there will b1; no past, just a futqu--:1 future to work for. a future to be trached out 1hr. Robert Burm-y Om muat have a, good ummcry Io bu able to keep all Ihc promisus 011-: makes Barney . . Wulleyes . . . poker . . . Oldsmobile Thom 4.x Austin mety barrels muku 111:; most noise . Tom . . . build muscles . . . Bcdmlina . . . Noism . . drums . . . uyulailcs . . . bpccd5? . . . RoyOrbinon . altn boy Carol Calupm All things :m: difficult 1::ququ lhty arc L-dsy. '011, Rogcrw . . - quicL . . . 110x: Physics, or i: it ChL-Inihtry'? . . . :11? L111 writing . . . Did you do your humn-worlx: .7 . IOleL-r Mdry Rim Cundnn Your lricnd is your nucdr. annwcrud. R5515 . . . tam . . . HTc- dum, I 101': this dc:1i. . . Larry's ILWQ . . . ' WhHL tild WL- lmvc for English? Alba 11 Curtis Them: are ill discm'ururs Lhal Lh'mlx that. 15 110 Ilmd when Lhcy C411 :mu nothing but sen. Cum . . . Lou . . . puk cheaLm' tun . . . tutu. pRyOH jlmbie a ' Law run: up Duty 'I'lmsu who wish la ?.ng always find :1 song. Lair . . . Red . . . Buddy Cd-mon Lair! . . . Roger - . French . . . Lhumblacl-u . . . physica? . . Rnruiu's Lun- Cuol Roger Dumas 'Touth is nor. a Limy of Him i1 is LL'41..ll.I.' ol' mind. Rog . . . Big: . . . Lurch . . . Unch anry . . Bad Nuwx' . . . fi'x't . . mmn . . . m Mi. Evelyn??? . . . Student Council . . . Com'vnlions fun! I 1 Patricia DHI'YW In 1101 your - hunt bu Lrunhh'd. Brulgul . . . tullxdlikr . . uosu . . . Hojo . . Olll' dei il . . . Ft'd ford. . . Llugll . . . IIX'M C111 il mu. you m. - Marg Lu: ritc DLLS kctl Spirit is the real and elurnal; matter is the unreal and temporal. Doll . . . say . . . keen ... Bill. ..pi:mo. .. motor scooter. . . B Nels . . . French class . . CLLLLing up . . . Harvey Fan Club lT.W.D. judy Erickson It is Hits: to bL' important but more imporLanl; to be nicu. Jude . . . Hccmr TEACHER! . . . BTS Jimmy . . . dummy licmlsu? . . . Spicky . probably jacquu I imr Callus. Do naming secretly for Time SCL'S and huan 311 things and disclosm: all. Jackie . . . Hlsn't that a big Ucl-dc? . . . FlowL-r Shops . . . Cousin Jack . . . erulry Geronimo! H 19 Raymund Hickey So ends U19 bloody business of Lhe day. ' Mark . . . Mark Love jauice . . . Clubhouse sneakers . . . socks? CIOTJ'IEE, . . . SUCCEI GIRLS. . . Jim; . J 1 If -.: Mary Kamuda Lu v David Harrison 'EEach man has his own desires. Dave . . . 8 Ball . . . blush . . Blondie. . . quiet athlete . . . dimples Kookanut . . . Girls? L' .- ', .J' . . HLei; us Lhun rejoice, :U-h 'L-E, L1; while m;- are young. f1 a 3 xi 3 m,- Mary K . . . MiSS Cadillac f . money . . . Europe .r W -; storc.. .Frosty. ., J' clothes . . . typing? f V H l-iome Eu . . . golfing 1:41 . qjv : 'I .n J5 - 9-. I I 7T aw Edward LaPin-e I hate- quotations. Joe . . . Ed . . . Sandy I won't . . . Old Man River . . . Roxies Oh Yeah?! Paul Lt' ho Look out. how you use proud words. When you let proud words go. it is not easy to call them back. Quiet . , . Paul . . . nice kid . . . manners . . . England . . . baseball gentleman John Larson Work is the greatest thing in Lhc world, 50 we Rhould save a little of it for tomorrow. john . . . Junior One-Acrs . . . taxi trips to RHS UFORS . . . deer hunting Linda Manlay 'I'alk happiness. The world is sad enough. Eddie . . . Lindcr. . . Cadillac . . . 3 years . . . smart. . . North Clarendon. . . square dances! Elizabeth Helen IE5 not the ups and dOwns that. bother me; it's the jerks. ' Beth . . . Thomasina. . . Dnvc-In . . . clothes . . . pond. . . Honey . fights! 91'! --. Patricia Mam: WQSLC not fr'l-qh tt-ars ovci- qld gfiwi'p ' Pat . . . Hurry Iilpygif kids'. . . . Taxi. . J gossip . camp? .: .3. s'mnmur 66 '. .- . sentimbuml. . . . GTH! . - . . . - Be r-nard Neilson I 'I . Life is the art of '-. ,. .; . drawing without an eraser. Bernie . . . Voljswagen . . . B Nclts . . . Larry. . . Dolly Janice Nelson Life is half spent before we know what it is. jan. . .Blond. . . Burt. .. Navy Blue . . feett; 11'2 . .. smile. . . gum. . . 5'2 . .. waitress john Northrop Life is my best friend. Without it, where would I be? Sandy. . . Jeep. . . money . . . - girls . . . Who Goes Parking? Eskimos. . . laugh. . . love. . . hunting 23 M.S.J. . . . skiing. . . Alaska . . . Donna Prov I: nC I1 rr Lost Lime is never found. Smart . . music . . . chterIL-uding .bus...ma!h... M arines' Hymn . Giris' Stat: . . . Bilhr . . . Edwin Pontowski I believe that women will be the last Lhing Civilized by man. Ed . . . Clodie . . . Student Council . . . Linda . . . Club House . . . Fair Haven telephone c1355 . . . Sally poetry . . . Potsic Scott Smith A very merry, genciug, laughing, quaifing, and wu'hinking Lime. Carol . . . crawler . . . S.R. . . . soccer . . . proiianil ski bum . . . broad? . . . S.Comiort r.- . HO' William Smith Envy is ignorancc, imitation is suicidu. Mule Skinner . . ...c'lass...crazy... bid . . . Jess Carolyn Squid:- 50 little done so much :0 do. . history Science. 1.2.3.4. . . . construction . . . . Beatrice 25 . a'dtletic Patricia Smyrski I have not yet met a man I did not 1iku:.'1 Patty. . . Muggs . . . St. Mikes . . . Jsg . . . license? . . . Teen Center. . . Buriing'ton. . . wipe out . . . crazy . . . Cotilian . . . short and sweet Winfred Thom as Everything has beauty but not everyone sees it. Win . . . Clubhouse . . . MSJ pep rallys . . . BIG 283?? . . . Wisconsin . . . Fred Katherine Valloch 'Tjs strange what a man my do and woman ya: think him an angel. Kath. . . scenes . . . bigpops. . . Arms. Cousin Kath . . . Valach . . . the BOMB . crazy . . . parties . . . Teen Center . . . Clubhouse . . . GTH! AND Y ALLA RD . . . for all the countless things you have done for us-chap- erom'ng at the Teen Center, helping us with our problems, and sticking by us when no one else believed in us-for all this we thank you . . . 26 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y THOMAS AUSTINI Proctorian; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 ROBERT BURNEY Ir. One-Acm 3; Sr. Play, Stage Mgr. 4,- Proctorian; Ornithology Club 3; Allied Youth 2-, Latin Club 1, 2, Glue Club 2; Baseball 2,4; Basketball 2, 3; Soccer 1, 3, 4 CA R01. CANA PA Jr. OneLAcrs 3; French Club 2,3; Chorus 1; Proc- Lorian MARY RITA CANDON Student Council l,2,3,4 Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3; S. C. Summer Workshop 3, 4; VASC Recording Sec. 3-4; Monitor 3; National Honor Soc. ; Proc- torian; Sutherland 1,2, 3,4, Trans. 3, Co-Ed; 4; Youth Citizenship Con. 3; Northeastern Youth Citizenship Con. 3; Prize Speaking 1, 3; jr. One- ACLS 1,2, 3; Sr. P1ay;Band1,2, 3,4, Vice;Pres. 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3 We 10v:- our food! 27 A LBl-LRT C LA RENO Jr. One-Act: 3; Sr. Play; Class Marshal; Latin Club 1; Praetorian; SuLherland 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4, COP-Cdp. 4,- Bdskmball 1,2. 3.4; Baseball 1, 2. 3,-1- UXWR ENCL' DOTY Jr. Onc-Acts, Stage Mgr. 3-, Sr. Play; French Club 2, 3; Allied Youm 1,2; Proctorian ROGER DUMAS Science Club 1,2, 3,4; French Club 1,2, Pres. 3; Band Sec. 3; All-State Music Festival 1., 2, 3, 4; Sutherland 3-, Praetorian, CoiEd.; 3033' 5:311: Asgembly Comm. 2; Student Council 3, 4, S. C. Summer Worlahop 4; Monitor 3; Nuional Honor Society; Youth Citizenship Con. 3-, Nordleastem States Youth Citizrmhip Con. 3; Ir. One-Acrs 2, 3; DistricL Onu-Act 3; Sr. Play; Basketball 1,2,3 PATRECIA DUPREY Praetorian; Sutherland 4; Jr. One-Acts 3; Sr. Play; Glee Club 1,2 - MARC LIERITE DUSKETT Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Accompanist 3, 4; 51'. Play; French Club 1, 2; Praetorian JUDITH ERICKSON Class Pres. 1, Sec. 4; Glee Club 1; jr. One-Acts 3; Sr. Play; Proctorian JACQUELINE GALLUS Sr. Play; Sutherland 4; Proctorian; Cheerleading 2 Put your best foot forward . . . RAYMOND HICKEY Sr. Play; jr. One-Acts 2;, Praetorian; Latin Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Ornithology Club 3;.C1ass Vice Pres. 2; Baseball 1,2; Saccer 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1, 2,3, 4 MA RY KAM UDA Assembly Comm. 1,4; 5:. Play; Jr. One-Acts l, 2; Sutherland 4; Praetorian Eat up, kids! We don't have much time. Ambitious, aren't we? DAVID HARRISON Proctorian; Sr. Play; Soccer 4; Bas'cball 2,3,4 28 JOHN LARSON jr. One-Acts 1.25:4; Sr. Play; Proctorian PAUL LEBO Praetorian; Baseball 3; Socc er 3,4 LINDA MANLEY National Honor Soc, ; Jr. Onc-Acts 1,2; 3,4; Sr. Play; Praetorian, Co-Bus. Mgr. PATRIC IA MAZUT fr. One-Acm 1, 3; 51'. Play, SLLtlm-riand 3,4; Pro- torian BETH MELFA: jr. Prom Comm. 3; Library Club 3; Freshman One- Acts 1; Proctorian; Girls' Basketball 1, 2,3; Choir 3; GJLA. 2, 3; Girls' Field Hockey 1,2; Girls; Softv ball 1,2 BERNARD NELSON Sutherland 4; Procmrian; Allied Youth 2; Prize Speaking 3; District One-ACS 5; Sr. Play jANICE NELSON Cheerleadiug 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Sutherland 3, 4; Proctorian; Class Sec. 3; Jr. Oue-Acts 2, 3,4; Sr. Pldy; Glee C1ub1,2 JOHN NORTHROP Class Treas. 2, 3, 4; Latin Ciub l; Proctoriau Treas.; Jr. One-Acm 2, 3; Sr. Play; Basketball 1,2, 4 Taste good? Vt: ry stimulating EDWIN PENTOWSKI Student Council Treas. 1, Rep. 2,3, Pres. 4; Ir. Dnc-Acts 2, 3; Chorus 3-, Sutherland 4,- Praetorian Sports ECL; Sr. Play; Basketbali 1,2, 3,4, Co-Cap. 4; Soccer1,2,3,4, Co-Cap. 4 DONNA PROVENCHER Prize Speaking 1,2, 3, 4; District OnevActs 2, 3; Jr. OnerActs1,2;Cheerleading1,2,3,4;Band1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3,4; French Club 2, 3; Sr. Piay; Suther- land 1; Proctorian 4 SCOTT SNIITH Jr. Onu-Acts 1,2, 3; District Play 3, 4; Sr. Play, Praetorian; Class Sec. 2; Soccer 3, 4 WILLIAM SMITH Proctorian; SOCCer 2, 3,4 PATRICIA SMY'RSKI Class Sea. 1, ViCEF-PFES. 2, Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4-, Latin Club I; Sutherland 4,- Ptoctoriun; Jr. Oue-Acts 1,2, 3,4; Sr. Play CAROLYN SQUIER jr. One Acts 1,3; Sr. Play; French Club 2,3; Pro- torian WINFRED THOMAS Class Treas. 1, ViceAPres. 4; Jr. One-Actj 1,2,3, 4; Sr. Play; Proctorian KATHERINE VALLOCH Glee Club 1; Band 1,2, 3; Monitor 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4;Asscmb1y Comm. 3; Prize Speaking 3,4; Jr. One-Acts 1, 3; Girls' State Alterv mate; District One-Acfs 3, 4; Sr. Play; Praetorian Co-Ed.; Sutherland, Co-Ed. 4 E u Hello-o-o-o-o . . . up there They helped us win. 30 . . . vusl in uumbcr, small in sign, erSL- Llndurcl;15511u'I1-- tho Suuiors 01' Lomonmv-- trudge U19 haIE . . . and how Lhe mighty Senior, if buL for a moment, . wishes he could trade plaicrs and live those years furmicr . . . a x R l, M. Sicnkiewicz, J. Bdrtlctt, C. cho, j H.1y111011d, T. Kul- 2. k lcn, J. Haley. C. Libananti, C. St. Putcr; R: 1:. Paula's, Adv; G. Wctmoru, I-. Kwoski, 3-1. Shand, x. Isidofs. Domain: M, wt. , Hmrimn, E2. Wonm, S. Rohdr- D. Ojala; R 3, M. Shm'tslm-vm, w .J-zf ix'. Shuehy, E'x'.i-rcc1w:.l.c. T. Curtis, 3x1. Curvy: K. Rappcno, D. Q Pmmmhm s. Biro; R 4, B. Halvy, N. liiclu-y. JA Haley, .1. , 1; Btu'I'Ls. G. GMLLB; L. Squicr CLA SS 0F ,69 CLASS OF ,70 0W: - R l, 1.. LaPinc, D. Rowledge, D. Howe. 5. Shannon: M. L. Austin, R. Baker, P. Moran, R l, M. Landom M. Ojala, N. Kennedy, C. Lebo, P. Brewer, J. Kapimn, R. Bump, C. Conner, I. KalIEn, P. Smith; R 2, Mrs. Mahonuy, Adv, D. SmiLh, K. Blaisc, B. Gyori'i, j. Latstwick, E. Kingr N. Iilinski: D. Kennedy, J. Kimball, D. Provencher, B. Thomas; R 3, R. Cradliel, Ii. Kish, M. Candml, K. Candon, R. Pay, 5. Ciallus P Shorlecuves, B. Canapa, A ' - j B'auer,'R. Larson, B. Babcack. B. Haley - ' -' -' 5X. Champinr, S. Hmhula P. Dory, C. Kennedy; R 2, Nlrs. ROSS, Adv, C. COOk, S. Ostrowski, J. Smyrxki, P. Gdllus, B. Kynoski, S. Bujney: D. Nagy, N. Regen: A. Wants: L. Kish; R 3, C. Dory. A. Baccu-i, C. Gale. S. C0n-y: l-l. Duskett, K. Valloch, J. Brandt, J. Bump, J. Taranovich; R 4, T. Curtis, D. Wcstin, R. Gullm, R. l'Iancsarik, R. Henderson, P. Larson, R. Carrington, H. Morrison 3'3 R 1., 1. Cook, H. Buslwy, P. Haley, 1. Brandy, R. Northrup, M. Euskcy, D. Clmmpinc: D. Maran, K. Korkisko, G. Ojula; R 2, Hr- BHI, Adm, B. Buzzcll, j. Gradzicl: j. Harrison, E. Haucsurik, 1.. Corey, S. Buccci: 1,. Shortsluevc: C. Pumek, C. Skuba, B. Congdou, T. Baccci; R3, A. Wemu 1.. PocktLtv, 6 Mulch, R. Bartlett, T. Doiy, C. Kcynul', D. PenLkowski, L. Griffin, j. Wilkinson, A. Mangmmlli; R 4. ll liuzxull, H. Wuma: M. ' Sinkicwlcz. D. Stoddard! R. Biro, R. Marshall, D. Cizmadia? G. QQHVMNO Callus. D. Baker. M. Callus I $921.: . - ' I- R L, S. Kapitan, M.j. Clmhy, j. Halcy, D. Sunccal, C. Shostak, M. Curtis, L. Frazier, A. Thomas, J. SLuifo1'd;R 2, Miss Brolin, Adm, K. Carleton, j.A. Wilkinson, R. vaette, L. Marshall, R. Greenc, P. NemeLh, M. Larson, L. Parker, M. Blackwood, B. Kapitan, F. Austin; R 3, S. Westin, D. Burguss, L. Beau, F. Garrow, G. May, W. Carey, 1?. Catrusi. N. Gee, D. Kynoski, R. Gee; R 4, S. Babcock, j. Dahlin. J. Gray. L. Morgan, R. Chan-Ipinc . . how could Anyone forget thugs hours after schooh-frmn a5:v music; room came squeaks ..::.d groans, from 3.11 rooms 'w Lhundcrous noises of many :: .i'u'm'cslh'd opinions, Lind n the library LIIE grinding . 1'! rackng of brains cruaLing wu' ideas, building from the HM. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED. M. Shand, P1 Callus, E. Puntkowski. D. Ojaln; STANDING, Mr. Abrahmnson, Adv., D. P0,!ncxxkiJ 1 . Curle R. Dumas. M. Camden, M. OJ'JJLL S. Biro, M. R. Cumlcm. D. Pcuti-cowski The Student Council hi the vmcr and median OI LhC student body Candy 531C: for student activities, ;p01150r of the school orphan, Lin: forum fur :Ludan gripcS the coordinator of the donkey basketball gmnuu-dll arc projects u11dcrtaku1 by the Student Comma? With llb xmumch and avid :Lll'lpOI'lCT aml xpmror. Mr. Abrahammn, Lhc Council functiom 3: out of LEN: mimols highly :iclwc. and chI-suplmrtud or'ganizminm. P 1-1 SS orphan, 11-year-old Robert Bushnell, adopted Lhraugh the Christian Ch'rldren's Organ'ma- tion m Arizona. 36 Effou, did bring rcsLLlL,! Mr. A congratulatws the high candy salesman: Isl. prize, Mary Kamuda; 2nd prize, joycc Kimball; 3rd prize. Ernie Kish; 4th prim: Limla Simrtsleeve. $114.47was collected by the UNICEF marchers on Halloween nightuand that's a 10:0! pennies. 37 PROCTORIA N 1-I, SEATED, A. Clarino, L. Manley. J. Northrop, B. Mclen, D. Provencher, P. Smymki, T. Austin, S. Smith, W, Thomas, E. Punmwski; STANDING, R-l, R. Burncy C. Squicr, L. Dow, J'. Callus, W. Smith, EVL Kamuda. j. Nelson. A. Curtis, B. Nelnon, K. Valloch, R. Dummy, Mis: Monuttc, M. R. Camden. j. Erickson; RuE, R. Hickey, .1- Larson, R. Lapjne EDITORIA 1. STAFF l-R, SEAT'ED, Trans... J. North- rop, CoiEdilors. R. Dumas and Ii Valloch. Art EAL. 'I'. AusLin; S'I'ANDING, Adviser, MM Moneue, Art Ed... W. Thouufs, Co-Bus. Mgr., L. Manley: Sports Ed.. E. Pcmowski, C0- PhoLOgraphy Edn S. Smth, Co- BUJL Mgr.. D. Provonchcr; absent, Co-Photography Ed. , P. Duprey 38 . i X 1; g'if .34 a , -.1 w 4;!$ 1 N VJ Uh x. w x Lg v.9 , r1 J r Pounding the keys to 13 N. destruction . . . ! 13d jug! I K. I H SUTHERLJA ND? jL Cry l-f, SEATED, j. Haley, C. Lisananti, J. Haley, M. Shand, Assist. Ed., P. Daprcy, 1. Nelson, A. Clarino, P. Mazut, T. Curtis, J. Bartlett; STANDING, P. Moran, K. Cclmion, M. Kamuda. P. Callus, K. Valloch, Co-BJ., Miss Gallus, Adm, M. R. Candon, Co-Ed., N. Zsido, J. Wilkinson, J. Eus'twick, D. Puntkownki, J. Cook, Above these are: N. Hicky, D. Ojala, B. Nulson, S. Biro 39 Band rehearsal :1 la harmony DANCE BAND R 1, Mr. SAWYCI: D. Stoddard, C. 6:110r J. Brandt, E. Kish; R 2, R. Hancsarik, M. Camden. M. Shand, J'x'. Camlon, R. Gradliul; R 3, B. Austin, S. Hurhqu, S. Osimmrski '1'. Cur- tis; R 4, J. Taronovich, D. Provunchcr 40 BRASS J G K. Camden D. Stoddard C. Skuha P. Larson E. Kish PROCTOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND FRENCH HORN E. Hancsarik j. Buzzell BASS B. Austin PERCUSSEON B. R P. R. Henderson D S. Hmcsarik . Gradziel M oran . Cimadia Shannon FLUTE M. R. Caution D. Provencher B. Gyurfi M. Curtis P. Callus R. Northup WOODWIND DIRECTOR Mr. Winslow Sawyer +1 SAXOPHONE T. Curtis D. Provencher J. Taxonovich S. Hurhula S. Ostmwski C LARINET D Provencher o J L P. N 1. D. Smith C. Keyser M. M D Ian on . Bushey . Morgan Brandt . Kish Smyrski Haley ROW ONE G. Ojala P. Brewur M. I. Chth j. Haley P. Moran R. Bump D. Champiuu D. Moran C. Shosluk j. Stafford M. CLuEiS RC3 W T W0 M. Ojala CHORUS J. Cook J. Kimball J. Wilkinson D. Howe J. Bartlett N. meudy C. cho M. E. Austin C. chc ROW THREE 6. Gale S. Bumcy M. Duskctt P. Callus M. R. Candon B. Kynuski M. Shuud L. Corey J. Smyrski N. Illille-ii H. DLLSRCLI. R0 W FOUR C. Skuba K. 813550 J. Eastwick A. Wuuta D. PL'oVunchw E. Hancmrik D. Proveucher M. Landon K. Cook j. Gruy ROW FIVl-L D. SLoddard D. Wcslin R. Hancsnrik J. Wilkinson D. Cianadia J. Buzzcll DirL'ctOI WMr. Sawyer 50th MQZWMQM SEATED, D. Kynoski, P. Austin, R. Dumas; STANDING, R 1., R. Greene, R. Gee, R. Champine, N. Gee, 1.. Bean, R. chuttc, E. Squires, D. Frovenchcr, J. Haley, J. Bartlett, L. Marshall, Mr. Champiue, L. Parker, M. J. Che, C. Slwstak; R. 2, J. Haley, M. Corey, D. Senecal, S. Kapitan, B. Kapitan, 13. Nemeth FRENCH CL UB D. Howe. jame Haley, j. Haley, Miss Hoilcs, J. Bartlet, V. Greene 4-3 NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED, J. Haley, Lil . Pllcller, Adviser, Dr. Lane: M. Saceric; STANDING, C. Sqmrcs, M, Shand, M. Candom E. va'y-noaki, R. Dumas, J'. Bartlett, P. Mazut, L. Manley ALLIED Y0 U TH SEATED, M. Harrison, 3. KyimskL C. Lebo, N Illimki; STANDING, R 1, Mr. Champine, Adm. J. Bartleu, C. Lisanunth 5. Rhode, M. Landau, R 2, K. St Peter, F.. Kyusoki. K. Blake, N. Kennedy, J. Haley 4+ SFA'E'ED, AL Kamuda, M. Chchy. M. Landon 'II Baccci. J. Snwrinki; STANDING. Mr. Bell, Adv.. M. Shmtd, Miss Brolin, Adv. ASSEMBL Y COMMITTEE OUTING CL UB R 1. L SLaffm-d, R. Northrop, M. Chchy. G. OJHLE. .1 Ea;.Lx-.'ic.k. Ii. Wunta. A. chta. N. lllimki, K.- Elaine; R 2, P. Bmwcn D, Howe, S, Ourowski, D. Rowicdgc; R 3: L H'Ilkinson, L Niarshalll. L. Coruy. P. NcnmLh, S Bm'ncy, Ii. Ilnnacurik. M Camden. 5. Knpitan. M. Olzlla, C. Lube, M. Curtia. .L Brandt. D. Moran; R 4.. S 04, mddnrd, D. Smith. B. A11: U11, C. Kenn? l. Buzzcll-I. P. 5:11th DRIVER? EDUCA TION KNEEUXC, B. Hulkyu l. Hultg'; STANDING, EL $quiur. S. .Sfadmwn, N. Aide, L Haky': J.Si1lyrski, MI. P11cht'. J. Brinli-LL S. Denali. XL Corey: R. Baku. A. Buccci. '1 , Kallcn; fmncngcr: R. Dumax, q x :19! g . I Plincu Simon will put all the uncusaaw muscles. into Play. The Ugly Ducklmg was Proctor's cum; Lhip year for thc District Onu-Acl Play Comesr. Mm; Galina, tho imaginatix-x: director, ccmbimrd talent from the frmhman through mmor DISTRICT Chino: t0 mulnt a great producLion. 'l'hc contuxlwus huld :1: Middlchury. Although Proclor's untry did not win. 1.le play was vary popular with H; nudzuncu, and Lhu general l'a'clhlg 'Wlh that it would go dawn wall wnh pochriLy. The C351 URN i4 bl'lL'Uk- It is time. CilIIl-lll'i-I..lhilt yam Jcamed the facts of life 4-? E doubt that we've missed much, Lucy. Stale jukes--and staler cigars. Upper 1eft--Edward, I'I have reason to think that someone is trying to poison us. JUNIOR ONE-A CTS Three junionspomorcd onc-act plays were presented by the freshman, sophomore. and junior classes. The sophomores' well-presented play, The Lottery, won them top honors. The juniors. giving a good try, presented The Seeds of Suspicion. They became the second consecutive $unior class to go winJess. The freshmen rounded out the evening with their entertaining presentation of I'm a 'Fool. Congratulations gc- to all who contributed to making the junior One -AcLs a success. Left centernYou had no right hiding him, Tessie! ' LefL--Quil staring at the rock and think of someLhing to say. 1355:! What's my next line? Upper right--A touching-up before the big performance; Above h-Aw gee. ma! The. senior cast and crew Good night, Emily. SENIOR PLA Y Our Hearts were Young and Gay JUNIOR PROM Tipmu through the tulip. . . . I Carol Colla'ln'mn. lml year's Prom queen. 1311:than flower: l0 Llci-Hr Gallm: reigning '56 L'Clyilltfs. Winn du Ilzcy mill mi: dancc? The.- Quccn .md hvr court. Wk. WMLI' damcL-Li 11kt 111.1: uhvsl W: wcrc young! I shall not chew gum, E shall not chew gum . . FRESHMAN RECEPTION Oiwlmailuu ThaL'g the hard way Lo get L0 Rutland! Loner ldl-NSlurp E Lower right--W1mrc arc the cherries, fullax? . memories . . . . . . and last but far from 103.51 er bauk-brcaJ-dng, body-building spurts . . . with all Lhc dcsirv and work that can br mugtcrL-duwin er IOSe--SpClrL5 hold meaning for 111, and for somx' reason are 1J1: bcsL-rcmrmbcrvd mov mcnts of past school days. . . 1966 BASEBALL CHAMPS K1 . l h $5.04 R 1, K. Austin. A. Clarino, D. Harrison. E. Lapinc. E. Kimball, C. Deny. F. Brandt; R 2, Coach Robert Ward, P. Lebo, J. Poljacik. R. Greene, A4 Curtis. M. COK'Y, .l. Camden, D. Callle, H. Conner. Mglu Batter up! Razz the rag arm! 54- c ball 30? Where did 111 c bench . A behindpthe scene view 01' th R 1, H. Morrison, 3.1ng C. DoLy, E. Lapinc, R. Hickey, A. Curtis, A. Clarino; Co-Cup., E. Pcntkowski. C07Capu T. Austin, 5. Smith, E.h'imb;11l, K. Rappe-no. Mgr.; R 2, D. Djala, D. Westin, G. Callus, N. Hickey, H. Shortsluevcs, R. Burnsy, B. BauerJ W. Smith, K. Camden, A. Champine. Coach Lawson; R3, 5. Hmhula, B. Thomas, E. Kish, B. Carlapa. J. Tarnovich, S. Callus. P. Lube, D. Harrison: 5. Biro, R. I'Icudcr- son: h. Wojick SOCCER Who, ml: push? Right, Ray! Not bad for a wooden leg! That's using your head, Oge. 57 R 1.. ll. SIIOTMICQVCH A. Clas'nm. A. Curtiz. Calm. I1. Fc'ujhmwski. 1 . Cut'LEx'. I. Nowhmp L. Duly; R 2: M. CmL-y. .X-Eg1'.: R. Hickcy, D. Provuuclxsr. E. KlrululE. K. 511i:x:11.',', K. Pmppuno. L1. LTAHmI Coagh Lm-mn VA RSITY BASKETBA LL 6? Hustle and dcnru , . . Words of wisdom from the Coach Scramble for the ball! Wt LTOIninatQ the bozirds. Another rebound, John? Good defense ? 59 J V R11 R. Gallus. high. Ii, Woj'lk. B. Canapd. Sr Guilus. K. Caminn. A. Chuanpi1m; R 2. '1'. Curry. W. 132mm. EZKinh. I. BHmIL M. BA SKETBA LL lhlcy. R. Grudiml. CoachAbs-ahznmnu QLWHLTEWLWEI mIEL1 1L1L1L1 R I. H 511 l;. A7 W 1:: '. J. -a3mc1. . 3': v. I' .-:;: . . JUNIOR HIGH ?t-lurq:u: N?LELKQ. P. .guffmg- REIftL. Ql'ill'I':1:. j! Wiiliitl5inilziid .Maugauuili. C. Kcywr. 'I'. Dob; L3. Panimskn. M Swnl-ucxwgs, R. BHIV. - '1 EILHRf. M. L- NJ. 7 '-: .2. 3.3.111 . BA SKETBA LL Buzzeiit Eu Btiiuil. Gailusii D. Buigcws; 5.x?i;11lullk: L k dih I VARSITY: FRONT, .l- BartleLL; K. Valloch. A. Wenta. P. Callus. D. Provenchcr, D. vacnchcr; Advison Ms'x Rom , CHEERLEADING SQ UADS JUNIOR HIGH: R 1. H. Korkisko, D. Bioran, C. Shogmkl L. Frazer; R 2, L. Corey. G. 0.17-1.13. M. Chelly; absenL F. Hunucurik; ALlV-HOT: Minx Moment IUNIOR VARSITY: FRONT, C. cho; P. Ojala. C. Kennedy. N. lllmslu, P. Moran. J. Eudwick; Advuorj Mn. Ross; N. Kemmdy suhatllulcd for C. 1.th 61 ATHLETICS ISA CLASS CALLED WSW 9' '- Chuck and Eddy Basketball team's best dribblcr Our southpaw pitch 'mg ace Ouch '. Thinking about a big soccer game? How can they sue the ball? The hard way to play the gamc . ' 62 A J mag. . qm-a.m but now u l'iLll Iifu fur huhilul. a Uchur lle 10 Lzomc --y'uu xlmx'ljc 1mm hum v. 11:1L 11:15 pilnvd 1C1 Iiu' fulluc 100k your uycs alumni u idc, yum urnh Oulxn'utchud. you slowly fuel yum way mm! 1hr day ynu I'Iml LhL' goal for which y'OLL'xL' HICLIFCIH'LL a0 lougv-A lil'L lel ix yum- x'i-ly own . DIA M 0ND IN PROCTOR: T 62 T TRA CTOR EQUIPMENT, INC. VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY IN RUTLAND: CARRIS REELS, INC. RUTLAND COUNTR Y BANK Member, F.D.I.C. R UTLAND PL YWOOD CORPORA TION Compiiments 0f SEWARDS DAIR Y, INC. 6! GOLD IN PROCTOR: FREDETTE CHEVROLET, INC. Compliments of JOHNSOAPS LANDSCAPE FORESTR Y SER VICE PROCTOR CREAMER Y, INC. PROCTOR SUPER MARKET PROCTOR TRUST COMPANY CLINTON F. THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY IN R UTLAND: BAR TLETT S TUDI 0 CENTRAL VERMONT PUBLIC SER VICE C ORPORA TION COCA COLA COMPANY OF RUTLAND, INC. 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