Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1970 volume:

. - - 2. .- .u 'iJ-iJ' The PROCTORIAN Pmrmr High Srboaf Prartar. V 6mm! How can we be sure of anything the tide changes. The wind that made the grain wave gently yesterday blows down the trees tomorrow. And the sea sends sailors crashing on the rocks, as easily as 1! guides them safely home. 1 love the sea but it doesn't make me less afraid of it. I call him Man. the endless runner in the struggle to survive the years, the toil. the Joys. the pain, Still hearing the faith that weaves its web on a single thread to eternity. Icall him llcaler. the baim in times when blackness and all its bitterness beyond A soul that yet glows as an ember whipped by a wind in its Ecstasy for living. I call him Brother, a man in peace who reaches out from blackness into light Over the line. jaggedly drawn from fear, distrust. and age, to lives beyond his narrow stretch of time . Trust us' Brother, for we touch. grasp, and stretch together beyond all time. Reverend Wright . . . .7...- .9. -h-x I've been going a long time now; along the way I've learned some things You have to make the good times yourself. Take the little times and make them into big times . .. Think of ail the mcn who 11mm klluw Lin; .mswurs. Think of all of Ihosc who never mun cared . Still there are UIDSL' who asky why. who want 10 know; who LIEll'C to try. . . . but I'm just a man who needs and wants manly things he'll ncwr 11am, looking for that thing that's hardest to find. 1 Hi; In Mammy ijoIm Carri; The worth of a friend can never be really measured. John Curtis was indeed a friend to the students and ad- ministration of Proctor High School. He was a strong link between the communiiy and school, a concerned citizen. and an understanding father. CLASSES Same r5 0 g B RU CE BABCOCK Rutland Voeational Training 3,4; V. P. Voc. Ind. Clubs of America; Outing Club 1 . The spirit that 1 have seen may be the devil; and Lhe devil hath power to assume a. pleasing shape . Ccldia . . . Honda 300 . . . Chittenden . . . License? .. . Hell's Angel . . . tent on the water front. BA REY A USTIN Iioys' State; Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3,1; New Eng. Sci. Sym. 3; Sum. 3; Dramatics 1.2,3: Band 1,2,3,:L; Dance Band 1. 2: Chorus 1,2,1; All-State 4; Bsklb. 15; Soccer 2,3,4. A ELBERETH LIIL'l'HUNlEL Babe the Blue Ox . .. boy genius Cosby llama . . . Dartmouth? W ILLIA M BA UER Rutland Vocational Training 3,4; Rifle Club 2: Soccer 1.2. 3 . My thoughts no tongue: can tcllJ' Bang ... Gun boy . .. M.SJ. .. . dented trucks taxi . .. Donna cemetery. KATI IY BLAISE Allied Touch 1,2,3; Outing Club 1: Chorus 1. Let 110! tilt: bad times blind us, But let the good times bond us. Ben boros ambush sticks .. . Those clothes . . . scotch? PA MELA ISRE WER Suth.1.2.6,AssI.15d.2.lid. 3; Dlamatics 1,2,3; Outing Club 1-, Chorus 1.2.3.4;11: 1; Acts 1. Hold fast to dreams for if they die. Life is a hrokcn-winged bird That cannot fly Greg . . . OVUHS .. . Ml. Top . .. 'i'hc KrauL's daughter . . . Econ Hawaii Mono. BERNARD CA NA PA Boys' State; UVM Citizenship COIL; Gymnastics Club 1; BB 1,2;Bsktb.,J.V.1,2;50ccer l. The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a l-leavcn of Hell. a Hell of Heaven. Buzz . . . walking encyclo- pedia .. . cynic .. . antiw government . . . curls . .. In my opinion .. . Would you repeat that? REBECCA BUMP Class T1635. 4; Arts 36. Crafts Club 2-. Dramatics 2; Chorus 1,3,4; Softb3112,3 . My eyes can see beyond this wall But there's another wall beyond. Peter . . . horses . . . West l-lartford .. . Linda listen! . . . Hestha nice lookin' fella! . . . stage crew . .. Deerslayer. KEVIN CANDON Nat'l. lion. Soc. 3.4; Suth. 1,2,3; Praetorian 4; Drama- tics 2 ,3; Gymnastics Club 2; Bsktb., J.V. 1; Var. 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Soccer 1.2.3.4, Capt. 4. To do a great right, do a little wrong . Wire . . . one of Sandy's boys Roma .. . those plaid pants . . . athlete . . . skinny legs . .. I'm nice! MARK CANDON Nat'l Hon, SOC. 3.4. Pres. 4; Student Council 1.2,3,4, Treas. 1. Sec. 2: Sci. Sym. 3; Dramatics 2.3; Band 1.2, 3, Pres. 3; BB 1.2,3,4. Capt, 3,4; Bska. 3,4; Soccer 2.3. 4, Capt. 4. A quotation should come un- suught, and then welcomed only for some felicity justify- ing the intrusion .I .B. . . . everybody's friend .. . MACK! . . . Gotcha! Manor Peace. LINDA- SUE CON NER Proctorian 4; 811111. 4; Super- vised Practical Experience Program 4: AlliEd Youth 2: t'fhorus 3,4. Life without laughter is like an empty keg. h-Iinnow . . . gym classes . . . food . . . bowling . . . The Him: Paul MICI-HEF laughter WHWB Clothes. ALVIN CHAMPINE Rutland Vocational Training 3,4; BB 1.2.3.4; Bsktb. 1.2; Soccer 1.2.3.4. What reason weaves. by passion is undone. These eyes BUD . .. Get a haircut .. . week days . .. This is true . . . Hot Chev . . . park . . . Hotline. SAMUEL. GALLUS Class V.P. 2; Hutland Voca' tional Training 3.4; Rifle C1ub2;BB 1.2.3; Bsktb. 2.3. 4; Soccer 1.2.3.4. It is not by speeches and resolutions that the great questions of the Lime are de- cided but by blood and iron. Chico Samon . . . quiet . . . sports . . . skinny legs . .. Hepatitis . . . Those Sunday- Go-Tu-Meetin' Shoes .. . Blush! 3 - ROBERT L? RADZIEL Rutland Vocational Training 3.4: Rifle Club 2; All-State 1; Band 1; Pres. 1; Dance Band 1,2; BB 1,2,3; Soccer 3. A hard beginning maketh a good ending. The Rec . .. Mama Polly's Cindy . .. the Manor. BONITA LN ORFI Proctorian 4; Suth. 3; Drama- 1103 3; Band 1.2 .3 .4; Chorus 3.4 . To test 15 to rust - to be active: is to achieve Leo . . . England .. . ' Barn stripes d checks. STEVE HURI EULA Rutland Vocational Training 3,4; Rifle Club 2; Band 2; Dance Band 2. Not drunk is he who from 1110 Hoot Lian rise alone and still drink some more. Hula '6'? Chev 'w'ilson Sports . .. gimme a butt . .. Mama Polly's Lg 'kis'j; MA RK HA LE Y Praetorian 4; Sum. 3,4; Audio-Visual Club 2,3. Pres. 3-.Band1.2,3,4;A11-State 1, 2,3.4;B13C1ub 4; BB 1,2,3, 4; Bsktb., J.V. 1,2; Chorus 4. 1 only own myself But all of me is mine. Camera Man . . . 35 . . . Music Man .. . Pittsford . . . Frink. NANCY ILLINSHI Suth. 2,3; Allied Youth 1,2, 3', Outing Club 1; Chorus 1,2, 3-. Chrldg.. J.V. 1,2,3; SofL- ba112; Jr. 11Acts 1. Women are wiser than men be- cause they know less and under- stand more . HOHNER Monor . .. Eric fair Mark Shack C.S. Nancyl Navy J.D. . . . mousemind . . . HOIINER. l3 DEBORAH KENNEDY Allied Youth 3-, Supervised Practical Experience Program 4; Gymnastics Club 2. Those of us who walk in light must help the ones in darkness up. Ron ... Don't knock my Rambler! Gun Girl Just love those Econ classes! ERNEST K lSl-I S.C., V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Work- shOp 3; Canvemion 3 ,4; Region Pres. 4; Wash. Wkshp. Sem. 3; All-State 4; Prize Speaking 2,3; Dramatics 2 ,3; Dist. 1 Acts 1; Band 1,2,3. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dance Band1.2,3;BB 2,3,4; Bskrb. 1: Soccer 1. People oughta watch who they step on. Some little guys have nails in their hats . NEVA KENNEDY Girls' State; UVM Citizenship Com; Assembly Comm. 1.2. 3,4. Pres. 3, Sec. 4;A11ied Youth 1,2,3, Treas. 3; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Chrldg . , j.V. 1.2.3. Capt. 2.Var.4:50f1- ball 2; Jr. 1; Acts 1. Though it was really one laugh with a tear in the middle, I counted it as two. Mike . . . Jeesum! .. . Gill's Grog Degrcascr Miss Mouth RICHARD LARSON Rifle Club 2,3; Scc .-T:eas. Ii; 13132.3,4. He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose Dick'n'Ray's . . . the Preachel .. . the Hunter ford .. . Candy Man. MARSHA LA N DON All-State 3-, Girlsh State; Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3,4; Suth. 1,2,3; Proctorian 4-, Chorus 1,2,3; Allied Youth 1.2.3; V.P. 3; Chrldg. Var. 2.3. 50 live that you can look any man in the eye and tell him to go to the devil. Marsha M.? California Fred ... R.l. Is that right? Manor bores . . . Robert . .. BALMY . HILDEGA RIDE LE BO C1assV.P. 4, Sec.1; Allied Youth 2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Softba112,3,4; Chrldg. , J.V. 2. We should all be concerned about the future because we will have. to spend the rest 9f our lives there. Chris . .. Andy horses . . . hairI . . . Rutland Auto Supply . . . Uncle Peterhs .. . Mama's . . . bores. l6 KI MARGARET OJALA Nat'l. Hon. Sec. 3.4. Sec. 5:; S.C. 1.2.3.4; V.A.S.C. wkshp. 2.3; A1. Ciirls' State :3; Class Pres. 4. Sec. 1.3; Dramatics 2.3; Assembly 5::- Companist 3: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Pres. 3; Chrldg., J.VJ. 1, 2,3; Softba112,3. Iler smile is just her own without elaboration. Peg .. Pres our Libemce . . . worm-digger ... ' Really'? ... Wire-cuuer Spaz! BE RNA RD MC MA HCIN Rutland Vocational Twining :5, 4; Rifle Club 2. We've done 30 many foolish things And yet the days have served us well. Beanie . . . Marsha. R. . .. Mr. Silva Thin . .. cycles Chittenden .. . Mama's . .. Leathers . . . llUll'? ... Bronson. DA RLIENE PROV E NCHE R All-Statc 4; Prize Speaking 1. 2,3; Proctori3113,4. Ed. 4; Allied Youth 3; Dramalics 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3. 4:Chr1dg., Var. 1.2.3.4. Capt. 2, Co-Klapt. 3,4. My castles arc acmss the seas 0r still within my mind Fingers ... Gill's Girl ... Tiny Tim . . . Confusion ... decision . .. Michigan . . . Mount Men Tom. PETER SHORTS LEEVES x-iuLland Vocational Training :.,-1; Gymnastics Club 1. Those waiting shadows have always come along in time to ax-c me from the mischief of 3:55le - anie Lend me a buck! .. Chittenden Man Ili, 4115! .'E'l'ER SMITH -ramaLics 2,3; Outing Club 1: - 'nc 'ACI Plays 3 . Eaves, Liquors. Boros. snickers I'dgar Cayce .. . 'I'Du .rummer! .. . Karma .. . ..Eama's . . . eyes . .. charisma hair! boros pp .rug . . . originals .. . mots. DAVID SMITH Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Boys' State Alh; Class Treas. 2; Proctorian. Bus. Mgr. 4; Electorate of Tomorrow 3; Band 1,2,3.4; Camera Club '2. Mr. Stock Exchange big Chev . .. Proctor Trust ... those beautiful clothes. BRADFORD THOMAS Class Pres. 1.2; Suth. . Asst. Ed. 3: Dramatics 3: Outing Club 2-, Bsktb. Mgr. 2; Soccer 1.2,3,4. We hear, but we don't hear; We see, but we don't see; We live. but we don't live. Our jean-Claude . . .Col- orado . .. It's Braddy Thomas Time. RONA LD VISI Rutland Vocational Training 4; Allied Youth 3; Soccer 3. Assume thy right in silence and defacto rather than voice it with claims and challenges. Deb . .. Musdeman . .. foot- ball . .. big bully . .. white pedalpushers .. . Ronnie Be- Be. EDWARD WOJCIK Gymnastics Club 1; BB 1,2,3, 4-, Bsktb. 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3, 4. It's the things you learn after you think you know it all that really count the most. Woody D. W. Mc- Garry's Roberta . . . Keep Your Pants On! .. . the wife jzme 10, 1970 5 .. - . . Rwyn -139. '3'? I LEFT. Class Marshall, Charles .Skuba. UPPER LEFT, Valedictorian. Barry Austin C ENTER L EFT, S 3.1 U1; atorian, Mark Candon Student Awa rd; LEFT, U. VJx-I. Math Award Winners. ROW 1: P. Ojala, N. lllmski, L Cook; ROW 2: B. Austin. M. Can- don. D. Stoddard: ROW 3: D. Pem- kowski, K. Camden, B. Thomas. BELO W, Betty Croukcr l-Iomemakcr, P. Ojala; P. H.S. Homemaker of me Year, D. Kennedy. Music Awards. Chorus. P. Oja13:Ba.nd, D. Provenchcr. -i -3. 0 Silver P Recipients. ROW 1: 13. Austin. K. Candon; ROW '2: M. Haley, M. Candon, P. Ojala; ROW 3: D. Provencher, E. Kish. 20 LEFT. Character Achievement Award winner, M. Camden. LOWER LEFT, Eighth Grade American Legion Award winng-zr, H. Smith. BELOW. D.A.R. Good Citizenship Gill, D. Provencher. LOWER RIGHT, Danforth Awards, P. Ojala, R. Larson. 21 R l, T. Baccei: S. Baccei; D. Baker. R 2, R. Bartlett; R. Biro;J. Brandt. R 3. H. Bushey; M. Buskey;1. Buzzell. R 1. R. Buzzell; P. Casey; D. Champine; D. Cizmadia; J. Cook. R2, L. Corey: L. Dom; T. Doty; w. Fletcher; G. Callus. R 3, M. Gallus:J. Gradziel; B. Greene; L. Griffin; P. Haley. R4. E. E-lancsarlk; J. Harrison; C. Keyscr; H . Korkisco; T. Manganclli. 22 junior: R 1, C. Martinez; L. Kallen; G. Melcn; D. Moran. R2, C. Morgan; R. NothIop; G. Ojala: C. Pentek. R 1, D. Pentkow ski; L. Puckett; 1.. Rappeno; M. Ray- mond. R2. M. Sienkiewicz: C. Skuba; D. Stevens; P. Stoddard. R3, F. Taylor; A. Wcuta; H. Wenta; D. wilson. 23 24 Sophomorej R 1. P. Austin; 5. Babcock;l. Bailey. R2, R. Beyette, M. Blackwood; D. Burgess. R3. K. Carleton; M. Chehy: W. Corey. R 4, M. Curtis; J. Dahlin; J . Deane. R 5, K. Fletcher: L. Frazier; F. Garrow. R l. A. Gee; N. Gee; R. Geml. Gill. R2. J. Gray; J . Greene; J . Haley; E. Harrison. R 3, D. Kynoski; M. Larson; T. Marshall; 6. May. R 4. L. Morgan; P. Nemeth: L. Parker; R. Ryan. 115, C. Shostak; J . Sivert; J. Stafford; A. Thomas. R 6, T. Turner; D. Webster; 5. Westin; R. Wolford. 25 26 R 1, C. Allard; D. Anderson; P. Anderson; M. Baker. R 2, 1. Bartlett; K. Bartlett: T. Bartlett; L. Blackwood. R 3, J. Brewer; C. Barney; R. Champine; s. Champine. R4, C. Chehy; B. Cizrnadia. R 1. T. Harrison; J . Hays; 6. Holmes; P. Horton; B. Kapitan; F. Kennedy. R 2, R. Kinney; J. Kingsbury; C. Larson; N. Larson; P. LaPine: C. Manga- nelli. R 1, M. Marshall; D. Martinez; B. McMahon; R. Mercier. R 2. M. Morgan; I. Northrop; C.Ojala; F. Ojala. R 1, S. Peterson; 8. Pockett; J. Rappeno; L. Saceric; C. Schaner. R 2, A. Sienkie- wicz: H. Stickney; C. Swan; J . Tanner; T. Taylor. R 3, A. Tonelli; M. Wetmore; J. Williams; A. Wilson; E. woods. F7105 b77287? 27 R 1, M. Anderson; N. Anderson; P. Anderson; L. Austin. R2. 8. Babcock;J. Baker; D. Buskey; F. Conway. R 3, D. Corliss; A. Curtis; E. Curtis; K. Galo. R l, E. Garrow; M. Garthj. Gradziel. R 2, T. Griffin; R. Crochet; Rthy'srlR 3, K. Holmes; D. Johnson; B. lanes. R 4.1.Jones;C. Keyscr; D. Lamphere. 4- .n R l, I. Lose; M. McMahon; B. Mercjer; M. Murphy; R. Peterson; I . Rinehart; R. 'SG-haner.K , a; 454' R2, 5. Senecal; N. Skuba; H. Smith; M. J Smith; P. Southworth; P. Stoddard; R. Stratum. R 1, A. Styles; L. Tanner; w. Taranovich. R 2. L. Thibeault; C. Turco; C. Visi. E z'gbtfa G mde 90 R 1 , K . Abrahamson; C. Anderson. R 2, C. Bartlett; 6. Beau- reguard. R 3, C. Caceres: B. Carleton. Seventh Grade R 1, G. Camsi: C. Conway; T. Conway; K. Curtis: '1 - Delaney. R 2, J. Dydo;l. Fleury: D. Frappier: J- Holmes; 8. Iakuhowski. R 3. R. Johnson: in JOTdOi ? I17 Keyser; P. Lanouette; R. Lavallee. R 1, S. Smith; T. Smykal. R 2, M. Socinski; C. Soulia. R 3, M. Tanner; R. Tanner. R4, M. Thibault; S. Turco. R 5. T. Yakunovich; S. Zani. R 1. T. Marshall: D. McCullough;J. McCullough; A. Mercier; S. Mitiguy. R2, N. Murphy; N. Nemeth; S. Ojala; B. Potter; 6. Racette. R3, 5. Rappeno, T. Rinehart: J. Ryan; J . Sienkjewicz. f:.3.n.Hx 3l Admim'jrmtz'm MR. RICHARD ZANI Superintendent sCHOOL BOARD, Mrs. Barbara Carrington, Mt. Warren Eastwick. Mr. Arlen Holmes, Mr. Herbert Curtis, Mr. Vance Norton. MR. ROGER MITIGUY Principal 19 u UPPER LEFT, MR. RONALD STEBBINS Guidance ABOVE. MRS. BETTY LAIV-lPl-iERE Secretary MISS JOYCE BROWN Physical Education LEFT CENTER. MRS. LORRAINE ORVIS Remedial Reading MR. PAUL ROMANO Physical Education Faculty 33 MRS. BARBARA LITTLE Librarian Psychology Civics MISS CAROLYN DORR Home Ecenomics MR. STEPHEN JANES Music -;.4 MRS. NANCY CRANDALL English and Latin MR. MICHAEL GRODEN Ena1ic'h MISS OTIHA BROLIN English MR. BRIGGS DUNN Commercial MRS. PA ULINE DALTO Commercial 35 MRS. JAN ICE SABOTK A French ..-5 MR. ROBERT SPEAR History ABOVE, MR. SAMUEL 5220 Science RIGHT, MR. NORMAN CI-IAMPINE Science MRS. JOYCE SMYKAL Art MR. LEON ORVIS Social Studies -h.' LEFT. MR. ROY PILCHER Mathematics ABOVE, MR. liOWARDABILAI-IAMSON Mathematics Assistant Principal MR. BRUCE HANSEN Industrial Arts 37 Helper; MRS. RUTH SOULE Lunchroom supervisor ALMO BUCEG IAN! Our custodian MRS. LEE BACCEI and MRS. ROMA SACERIC Our cooks MRS. KAREN ALLARD Secretary . ' ' i. i ' I L1 .1... - . '- 1 ' NH... '30... -- -- -.--. . - ' . '. $.qu rat ! AAH . - . . . . . .6 . . o on n onuh ex: .u' LEFT, JEFF DAIILIN andJIM GREENE Almo's assistants A C TI VI TIES 39 Sutherlmd The prime purpose of the Suther- land is to contain interesting news. This year the staff has attempted to keep the paper going. This can be difficult at times, but the staff must be commended on their fine efforts. This year we all have warmly wel- comed the up-to-date news in addi- tion to the short stories and poems of the students. This has added a great deal of appeal to the paper. We all look forward to even more impmve- ment in the upcoming years. Natiomz! Honor Society This year, the llcdfield Proctor Chapter of the National 1101101 Society has overcome tradition. In the past it has been merely an honor bestowed upon the clue of the upper- classmen . this year the Society has decided to take prompt acrion to insure that a compre- hensive evaluation of the union school proposal is made. To do this, the Society has decided to visit existing union schools and to draw parallels to our own situation. We hope that the member's intellectual prowess will even- tually lead to constructive proposals. ABOVE . Darlene who? Student Council R 1, K. Fletcher; N. Kennedy; 1... Puckett; S. Smith. R 2, C. Manganelli; Miss Brolin, Adm; D. Corliss. This year we were grateful for the foresight of the Assembly Committee in planning professional assemblies. They have become an integral part of the school's program. This year we are lucky to have the president of the 1970- 71 session of Lhe Vt. Asses. of Student Councils in the person of Tom Dory. This achievement speaks for itself. 1: shows Lhe high quality of our P.II.S. Student Council relative to others in the state. R 1, J. Northrop, Treas.; T. Dory, V.P.: E. Kish. 13165.; A. Thomas, Sec. R2, M. Camden; 3. Cook; M. Ojala; L. Corey; S. Westin; J. Cook; Mr. Abrahamson, Advisor. Ajjemwy Committee 4: Proctorz'mz STANDING, D. Provencher, ed.; M. Landon: L. Blackwood. SEATED, L. Conner. STANDING, Mrs. Dalto, adviser; i3. Canapa; M. Haley; R. Northrop. SEATED, D. Smith. 42 This yearbook comes to you via Rod McKuen, wiLh detours Ihmugh Mayor Daley and Spim Agnew. It is hoped that the 1910 Proctorian will lift you to Olympian heights while it titillatcs the Silent Majority. LEET. D. Pemkowski; D. Muran, ass't ed.: A. Baccei; w. Corey. P. Ncmcth; C. Allard. -- 1- .ly Television Tecbmfz'am This last year Proctor has had one of the few high school television systems in the state. Despite occasional erratic behavior the system has more than paid for itself. If you don't believe it. just ask David Copperfield. R 1, H. Smith, R. Crochet. R2, C. Larson, H. wenta. M. Candon, B. Austin, D, Cizmadia. MISSING, 6. Holmes, B. Canapa. Mr. lanes, Adviser. Sewing C1215 This year the Sewing Club was formed for those who had an interest in sewing but were not able to take Home Economics. In addition to sewing. the girls have learned to design their own clothes. Paris, watch out! 1! e' f, . SEATED, J. Cook; A. Thomas; G. Ojala; s. Mitiguy. STANDiNG, L. Corey; M. Ojala; 5. Morgan; 1-1. Korkisko; L. Frazier; M. Chehy; Miss Dorr. Adviser: D. Moran: R. Nothmp. 43 Band And then came music . . . directed by Mr. lanes. This year in addition to our own normal concerts, exchange concerts were effected for the band. This in! sured a varicd pace to the enter- tainment as the baritoncs will testify. If any activity exceeds the band in tempo and bravura, it is the chorus. The chorus luckily has hordes of beautiful voices to bc- witch the unwary listener. R 1, S. Viitiguy; J. Rappeno; T. Rinehart; P. Stoddard; A. Curtis. R 2. P. Southworth; J. Rinehart; G . Racette; M. Socinski; P. Keyser; s. Smith. R 3. R. Slratmn; C. Kcyscr; B. Gyorfi; R. Northrop; J. Brandt; D. Provencher. R4, D. Cizmadia; P. Stoddard: C. Skuba; D. Smith; A. Ciawet. R 5. I. Northrop; M. Haley: B. Austin; C. Keyscr. MISSING, E. Kish. ABOVE, Eager band members watch performing conductor. RIG HT, 15 it the Salvation Army??? 090m; GIRLS' CHORUS . . . an outgrowth of chorus LEFT, All-Stam Participants, STANDING, B. Austin; D. Provenchcr; D. Stoddard; M. Haley; G. Djala. SEATED, Mr. lanes, Music Director. R 1, K. Fletcher; C. Mongan; C. Shosuk; L. Frazier; L. Corey; L. Delbianco; A. Thomas; P. Stoddard;1. Ryan: L. Blackwood; M. Chehy; S: Ojala. R 2, P. Ojala; D. Provencher; N. Skuba; C. Allard; A. Tonclli; 5. Cook; K . Curtis; J. Bartlett; C. Bumcy; C. Swan: 5. Champine; J . HolmeS; D. McCullough. R3, 11. Korkisco;l. Brandt: L. Conner; R. Mercier: S. Baccei; R. Bump: L. Rappcno; J. Cook; M. Buskey: N. Kennedy: E. Curtis; B. Gyorfi; J. Kingsbury; D. Moran; L. Soulia- R 4, S. Wcstin; J. Northrop; D. Cizmadia; P. Stoddard; B. Austin; M. Haley; W. Fletcher; J . Gray; B. Buzzcll. MISSING. E. Kish. 4s Erratic Competition Winter Ca Mimi Wondrous Winner . . . Wormwood Delightfully Dextcrous Tickle: 46 Sa wage Competition Queen Chris Crowned winter Carnival conjures up .1;'-rit;i.0ns snow dreams. Sorccrcrs busily at work changing fantasy i. to reality, and reality into ...::Lasy. Fortwlatcly the planners u n: quite human. The Carnival .. LS co-sponsored by the Senior - 1:135 and L118 Student Council who ...1Lie full use of their ouija board. QUEEN'S COURT, C Lebo; L. Frazier; He: Majesty, Queen Chris Morgan; 5 . Ojala; M. Chehy; J. Cook. 47 Remembering . . . Investigating . . . Relaxing . . . Escaping . . . 4B SPORTS Hey Joe, whenever you're ready! Soccer This year the Phantoms dominated the MN .L. for the 14th consecutive year, going undefeated and shipping state Champs Ludlow 9-3 in the process. Through a quirk of fate the Phantoms heartbreakingly lost their first game in four years. Come on. guys. Who's hiding the oranges? LOWER LEFT. Pain is the name of the game. BELOW, Woody slips behind defender for TD. Monster Markie. mashes netminder. BELOW, A rarity - Willy G. halts penalty kick. L-R, R 1, R. Hancsarik; F. Ojala; G. Holmes; T. Bartlett; R; Buzzell: L. Morgan; P. Austin; C. Ojala. R 2. R. Corey: I. Siwet;F. Kennedy; M. Morgan; P. Anderson; A. Baccei; C. Chehy: D. Anderson. R 3, A. Manganeni; D. Stoddard; S. Westin; B. Thomas: J. Buzzell; M. Gallus; C. Skuba. R4, Coach Orvis, w. Greene: B. Austin: T. Dory; D. Pemkowski. R 5, Mgr. L. Griffin; M. Camden: D. Kynoski; K. Camden; A. Wenta. 52 Bmketbalf This year the Phantoms began the season undet the tutalage of rookie coach Paul Romano. The Phantoms ran a streak of 22 games without a loss, capturing their fifth consecutive MVL title and their third consecutive state champion- ship. It was a very good year . . . The Phantoms pre-game warm-ups. Dave 1051133 for position. L-R, STANDLNG, Coach Romano: I. Buzzell; C. Skuba; S. Gallus; M. Candon; C. Keyscr; T. Dory; D. Kynoski; W. Greene; l3. Buzzcll. KNEELING, cowaptains D. Pentowski; K. Candon. LEFT , Wire bags two more tough ones. . - ya out' F ? wsbidi a- I S'th! PROC TOR P:?E'H Uurxhnbks ngOVE. Kynoski in his comer. LEFT, The Lad really gets up. 53 54 Va rsz'ty Bajkerball LEFT. Coach Romano accepts the state game ball. BELOW, the Dehers hitting on twin hoops in the style that has become the trademark of the dynamic duo. This is what it's 3.11 about: the work, the sweat, the pain, all f or this single moment, but this moment is outs for- ever. Although it is not obvious on the surface, the joy is there - there when Coach accepts the game ball, and there as the besti' pose with their trephies. They wanted it and they worked for it; and once again the Phantoms have proven they are , . . NUMBER 1. ROW 1: C. Skuba, L. Morgan, R. Buzzell. I. Buzzell. Mgr. L. Griffin: ROW 2: T. Doty. S. Callus. w. Greene. C. Keyser. M. Candon. Co-Capt. K. Candon, Co-Capt. D, Pentowski. D. Kyneski, Coach Romano, Asst. Coach Ezzo. Va! my Cbeerleadem LEFT. 1n the big one, at their best under pressure. LEFT CENTER1 What evil lurks in the minds of men? ABO VE. Oh. the beauty of a ruptured larynx. LEFT, Unusual . . . Gayla in a quiet moment. VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD Co-Captains. D. Provenchcr. L. Corey; D. Moran, H. Korkjsko, G. Ojala, N. Kennedy, E. Hancsarik. 55 CHEERLEADERS. L-R: S. Champine, C. Shostak, J. Brewer, R. Mercicr, M. Chehy, A. Thomas. jzmz'or Va rjity The 1969-70 campaign saw Coach Sam Ewe lead his 30phomore-studdcd IV team to an impressive 18-2 record, losing only to Arlington and West Rutland 0n the road by a total of two points. 56 L-R: Mgr. M. Larson, P. Austin. F. Ken- nedy, J. Gray; P. Anderson. R. Corey. F. Garrow, J. Northrop, I . Sivrct, S. K-Ve'stm, C. Chchy, Coach 1-2220. Minnie Mike Morgan guns for two. junior High Under the leadership of rookie mentor, Bob Spear, the Junior High Phantoms battled incon- sistency and a definite, lack of height :0 put go- gcthcr 3 successful and rewarding 5c qson. CHEERLEADERS. L-R: 1.. Soulia, D. Ix-lcCullough, 13. Carlton, T. Rinehart. D. Lampherc, C. Ander- 5011. L- R. ROW 1: G. Rassette. S. Zani, A. Smith, P. Lanouette, A. Mercia, 1 .-.1 Socinski; Row 2: M. McMahon, J. Rinehart. B. Mercier. J. Sienkiewicz. F. Conway, D. Frappicr. D. Buskey. E. Garrow. F. Kcyser. CoachSpear, R. Lavallee. 57 58 5456695111 The Orvjs man 105: only two games this year against Otter Valley and Walling- ford and went on to capture the M V1. and State Championships for their second straight year. Obviously a curve . . . L-R, ROW 1: R. Larson. J. Sivret, M. Haley. D. Burgess. F. Kennedy. Coach Orvis: ROW 2,- S. Gallus, E. Kish, A. Wenta, D. Pentkowski, C. Skuba, Mgr. D. Cizmaclia; ROW 3: K. Cnndon. A. Champine, Capt. M. Candon. E. Wojcik, I. Nortluop. LEFT, All right, men, where's the baseball? LEFT CENTER, Foiled again? BELOW, Sam's going for distance. I think it's down there . . . . Mark gets set. 59 Field Hockey ROW 1; R. Johnson, C. Bumey, R. Mer- cicr. A. Tonelli. L. Soulia. S. Ojala; ROW 2: L Brewer. L. Blackwood, D. Mc- Cullough. B. Carle- ton, J. Rinehart, J. Ryan. K. Abrahamson: ROW 3: G. Beaure- gard, C. Anderson, K. Curtis, N. Murphy, G. Carusi. I. Holmes, C. V1231. MISSING: Coach Brown. JUNIOR HIGH ROW 1: G. Beauregard, K. Holmes, P. Stoddard, M. An- derson. L. Austin, G. Carusi. 3N. Nemeth: ROW 2: Coach llorr, K. Curtis, E. Curtis. IJ. Johnson, C. Visi. R. Stratton. N. Skuba. T. Griffin. Coach Brown. 62' r15 ' Varsity star. Chris Morgan. flies high for Basketball ' 3 am 60 LEFT, Fantastic freshman. Lynn Dcl- hianco, pops up another for two. Our girls' great determination! VARSITY ROW 1.: J. Bartlett, 1. Brandt. C. Morgan, B. Gyorfi; ROW 2: Coach Dorr, K. Fletcher, ti. Barney, .-'x. Gill, L. Iltclbianco, R. Northmp, t2. Manganclli, IJ. Cham- pinc. Coach Brown. Sofiball VARSITY, Row 1: C. Burney, L. Dclbianco, B. Bump, A. Tonelli, R. Mercier: ROW 2: Coach Don. C. Morgan. C. Shostak. C. Martinez; G. Ojala. M. Wetmore: ROW 3: L. Blackwood, D. Champine, P. Horton. I. Brandt, I. Deane. JUNIOR HIGH, Row 1: R. John- son, D. McCullough. B. Carleton, T. Rinehart, J. Ryan, S. 'Ojala; ROW 2: K. Holmes. C. Ander- son, K. Curtis. 6. Carusi, K. Abrahamson, D. Lanphere; ROW 3: E. Curtis, R. Scratton, L. Austin, D. Johnson. I. HolmeS. N. Skuba. MISSING: Coach Brown. I've got it! All set and waiting. . Spw-zmrzr Andrew Allard Sinclair T. Allen Elaine Anderson Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Baccei Mr. and Mrs. Clito Baccei Mr. and Mrs. William Blaise, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victorl. Brewer MI. and Mrs. Almo Buggiani Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bump ADVERTISEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burney Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cizmadia Mr. and Mrs. Ralph l. Conner Rev. Frederickffrowley Mr. and Mrs. Herbert r'Turris Gordon dc: Lancey Nonna H. Donah Mr. and Mrs. M. Thorburn Fay Miss Mary Fowler Julia Fregosi Susan B. Gray Mr. and Mrs. AJS. Gustafson Mrs. Barbara Gyorfi Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Hall Mrs. Emil Ilanscarik Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hansen Mr. and Mrs. William Herrick Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hughes Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kynoski John E. Ladabouche Wilfred and Ruth Lavallae Louisl. Lertola MI. and Mrs. H. Loyzelle A. B. Morrison Harold T-Jnrtenson Mr. and ?:Trs. Iohn Northrop Mr. and Mrs. lidward W. Olson Mrs. Charles Pentek Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pentkowski Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Racene Mr. Eino Rantanen M . and Mrs. Manlio Roechi Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skuba Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John H. Stimson Mrs. Freda Swan Mr. and Mrs. Lyle 'I'rornbleyr Thomas Yakunovich Five Dollar Patron; Adams 8.: Noe, Inc. Artistic Mmorials Carpenter's Pharmacy Carroll's Cut Rate Colonial Lanes Diamond National Corp. Dick's Flower Shop Flower Fashions Foley's Launderers 1k Dry Cleaner: Godnick's Fine Furniture Hartford Book Shop F. B. Howard Company Keith's Service Station Kish's Garage. Benelli Sales Sc Service Kong Chow Restaurant McNeil-Reedy, Inc. Metzger Brothers, Inc. Milady's Beauty Shop Mintzer Brothers Murphy Office Equipment Franco's Flower Shop Roinl's Hcarthaide Restaurant Rntland Renamant Smith Buick Smthend Food Market Tastee Bake Shop Towns shop Wilson Music Company Wolk's Junior Deb Room Ten Dalian Patrons Beauchamp eh O'Rourke Courcelle's Flower Shop Fairmont Restaurant Huutoon Business Machines, Inc. D. w. McCarty. Inc. Montgomery Ward Munsat 's Jewelers Nationwide Mutual Insurance. Maurice A. Fish Paul's Cleaners Shangraw's Pharmacy State Cut Rate 63 Our Hardiest Congratulations to the '1C1ass of '70 RUTLAND CITY DEALERS, ASSOCIATION SEWARD'S DAIRY Rutland, Ve rmont Dairy Products Smooth Creamy Country Style Ice Cream CLINTON F. THOMAS INSURANCE Main Street Proctor, Vermont LERTOLA'S GARAGE South Street Proctor , Vermont Open Monday and Friday 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. Other Weekdays 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. 5 Complete Floors of Quality Merchandise for Family and Home Convenient Charge Accounts Take Months-to-pay Congratulations to the Clas s of 1970 From The fa ? Rutland CountyOffmg $Ecawzam39 Ran! NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Rutland ' Ve rm Ont A: Compliments of HOWE RICHARDSON SCALE COMPANY 7 x VERMRLU V a Congratulations to the Class of 1970 THE VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY LINDHOLM MOTOR INC. Volkswagen Fastbacks, Squarebacks and the Bug Authorized Volkswagen Dealer Best Wishes Accept the Challenge of the Future Lead the Good Life 1 WOOLWORTH CO. Compliments of SEWARD'S SALES AND SERVICE, INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 1 South Main Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 Phone 773-9168 PROCTOR CREAMERY, INC. 21 North Street Proctor, Vermont 67 CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE Burlington, Vermont A Junior College of Business Two-Year AssociateDegree Programs Accounting, Data Processing, Business Administration, Business Administration tAeronautics Minorj Administrative Assistant, Executive Secretarial. Legal Secretarial, Medi- cal Secretarial tIncluding Orientation to Dental Assisting Skillsi Business Administration Transfer Program, Pre-Business Education Teacher Training Program tSecre- tarial and Non-Secretariall ROMANO BROTHERS TRUCKING ll Meadow Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 CAMPBELL WHOLESA LE PLUMBING and HEATING CORPORATION 247 West Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 UNION FURNITURE COMPANY 162 South Main Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 Phone: 773-7155 Congratulations From: CHET'S ESSO 41? West Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 PROCTOR COAL CO. South Street Proctor, Vermont 05765 THE NEW KILLINGTON MOTORS Compliments of: Jerry and the Good Guys to the Class of '70 70 THE ' VERMONT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The bank with RED CARPET SERVICE Rutlnnd o Rutllnd Drive-in o Brattleboro - Benningtnn In Bailout: Falls I Chester 0 Manchester Flee par'king for bank customers at all offices. MEMBER F.o.l.c. $724M FREDETTE'S WJQMZ; mf GARAGE EWIV f g; 1 $ ....... ram : cuwaom CHEVROLEY SALES mu SERVICE .4... THE E ? I Mobiiuhricnli-on Mobil Quobilopi ngsaz COMPANY SAWYER W. LEE 40 Brunt Fallacy South Burlington, le Talophom Univonily 4-6250 ALSO IEPIESEN'I'ING 7MIaz-made ?MM South Street Proctor, Vermont KINNEY, PIKE, BELL -E- CONNER, INC. Mead Building Rutland, Vermont 05701 Dial 775-3311 All Forms of Insurance Protection Honest-ly, It's the Best Policy 7t SHARP OFFSET PRINTING, INC. 46 Washington Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 TED'S PIZZA SHOP 91 State Street Rutland. Vermont 05701 Telephone: 773-6368 STEREO THEATRE 138 West Street Rutland, VermOnt 05701 Records, Sheet Music, Tape Recorders, Car Tapes and Players The 1970 Proctorian Staff wishes to thank all W110 made this yearbook possible by their Financial Support. Now that the summer's come and gone I'll say goodbye. Now that the winter's comin' on I'll say goodbye. I'm not the first man or the last who had a thirst to leave the past. So while the autumn rain is falling I'll say goodbye. For every star that falls to earth a new one glows. For every dream that fades away a new one grows. When things are not what they would seem you must keep following your dream. So while my heart is Still believing 1'11 say bood-bye. I'm just a man and nothing more . . . Because another road is calling I'll say good-bye. -- Rod McKuen 72 . , I 1 - I I h -'. A ' r 55.25....uiu. n... 47......9. . . H . - . f 'Jt-fr