Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1971 volume:

THEPROCIORIAN 1971 PROO'OBHIGH scuoa. PROGOBNERMONT Very few words are needed to exprea'. how we feel toward Almo who has been a friend to us all. This short poem says it all. The making of friends, who are real friends, is the best token we have of a man's success in life. EDWARD EVERETT HALE Almo's life as measured by these words has indeed been a success. The. 1971 Praetorian is proudly dedicated to Alma. And I know I dorft have much to give but soon I'll open any door. Hang on to your Impes my friend. That's an easy thing to say. But if your hopes should pass away Simplyr pretend you can build them again. I'm wrong; I'm right. Where Ibelong I'm right. where I belong '. . . Mr. Candon They that love beyond the world cannot be sepalaled by il. Death cannot kill what never dies. . Nor can spirits ever be divided that love and live in the same divine principle, the root and record. of then friendship. .. . Death is but crossing the world as friends do the seas; they live in one another still . . . That is the comfort of friends, that though they may be said to die, yet their friendship and society are, in the best sense. ever present because immortal. William Penn ,f1 I ADMINIQTPNION School Board, Mr. Herbert Curtis, Miss Mary Fregosi. Mrs. Barbara Carrington. Mr. Vaughn Boyce, Mr. Richard Belanger. MR. ROGER MITIGUY MR. HOWARD ABRAHAMSON Principal ASST. Principal. Mathematics MR. RICHARD ZANI Superintendent :u.. .;;':: . 37511-- ?T-E' MRS. BARBARA LITTLE Librarian, Civics. Psychology - WKW ,- M 515- :AREN ALLARD MRS. BETTY LAMPIIERE MR. RONALD sngggms eLreIary Secretary Guidanve Counselor MISS OTILIA BROLIN English MRS. LILLAIN HIERS Remedial Reading fpn-AIiI-i I'D. H .21: ' !$'!1 ;.ailllli; M K IOHN MC SHANE 31811511. German MRS. JANICE SAEOTKA French A 4 MR. SAMUEL EZZO Science MR. CLOVIS LEACH Mathematics, Science MR. ROY PILCHER MR NORMAN CHAMPINE Science Mathematics Ii MR. LEON ORVIS Social Studaes MR IAMES WOLYNEC Social Studms 14 MRS. PAU LINE DALTO Commerc ial MR. RONALD ROUCOULET Commercial . MISS CAROLYN DDRR MR. BRUCE HANSEN Home Economics Industrial Arts MR LARRY SOLT Music MRS. DIANE KENYON Art MR. PAUL ROMANO Physical Educatjon MISS JOYCE BROWN Physical Education Mrs. Roma Saceric Mrs. Lee Baccui HELPERS COOKS Mrs. Ellen Olsen BAKER JCff Dahlin, Jim Greene - ALMO'S ASSISTANTS I EUR '- ' xf mm. If. '1-unuoooooguc....s. noooonoo... M A. A2r1:r-A1're'k AA! 9 ' 000.- ..006' 90...- Almo Buggiani CU STO DIAN m- ,, '..v0 0n. Mrs. Ruth Sula LUNCHROOM SUPERVISOR SHARON BACCEI It is good to have friends bogh in Heaven and Hell. Chorus 1.2.3; G. A.A. 2'. Sutherland 2,3: Outing Club 1; Girls Chorus 3; Scorekeeper :3; Drama Club 2; Praetorian 4. Shoo-Shoo . . . FIVEsome . . . weekends . . . Botchie . . . that laugh Arab! ANTHONY BACCEI Man's yesterdays have melted with his tomorrows and the pre- sent leaves him no where to go! Arts and Crafts Club 1: Soccer 2, 3; Proctorian 2.3; Statistician 3. Tones Snake Manor . .. Motorcycles! DANIEL BAK ER Never trouble trouble 'til troubles trouble me. Rutland Vocational 3,4; Rifle Club 1. Dan . .. Rutland Boyr . . . Pon- tiac . . . Tillie. REG INALD BARTLETT '! Supe for the best. but prepare for the worst. myL-cct 2,3,4: Camera. Club 1: Ni 1. Reggie . .. Blush . . . Sally , , , Joanne . . . insults . . . Psyche c.lass, JANET BRANDT '113ppinessis Love . . . Peace . . . and Graduation. Band 1.2.3.4:L1b. 1; Sec. 4: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Girls Chorus 3; Suth. 4; Drama Club 1.2: BB 1. 9. 3; Co-capt. l.3; Softball 1,2,3; Co-capt. 2; Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3.4: G.A.A. 2-. Prize Speaking 1.2; Assembly Accom. 4. Grand Union . . . Studious . . . ?.Eauhster . . . Snoopy . .. ii'Iastleton . .. Diets. RONALD BIRO We can all sit back and laugh, the fate of all mankind I see is in the hands of fools. Drama Club 1,2; Rifle Club 1; Soccer Manager 2. Ron... Birdie MJ. Legion .. . Mustang Roma .., With It. W 20 JOSEPH BU ZZELL when a man is happy, every effort. to express his happiness' mars its completeness. I am not happy at all unless i am happier than I know, Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Student Coun- c112: BB 1,2,3: Baseball 1.2.3, 4: Band 1,2: Allied Youth 2'. Gymnastics Club 1. Joe . . . Maurice , . . Happy Hour . . . Those Shirts. M IRIAM BUSK EY We never understand how little we need in this world until we know the loss of it. Sutherland 2.3: G.A.A. 2; Proc- torian 4: Band 1; Chorus 2,3; Girls Chorus 3; Debate Club 1: Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Drama Club 2. Mim .. . Aunt Jemima ... HH .. . Fenderpbender . . . Ya-some .. . Grandma . . . Taxi, ROBE RT BU ZZELI. Yesterday is dead. tomorrow is blind and I live one day at a time. Soccer 1.2. 3,4 maptxg Class Treasurer 1.2. 3: Chorus 1. 3.4; Gym Club 1: Drama Club 2: Var. BB 2, 3,4 maptun Suther- land 3,4; J.V. BB 1. Robie .. . Michele . , . Manor Summer Soccer . . . Happy Hour Kee-Rok. PATRICIA CASEY She's r10 Spring Chicken. rlhorus 2,4: Softball 3,4; BB 3, Jr, Hockey 4: Gym. Club 1,2; ii. A. A. 2. Patty . . . Chicken .. . Manor , Chittenden .. . Freckles. DIANE CHAMFINE My three goals in life - Peace, Unity, and Love, Chorus 1,2; Gym Club 1; De- bate Club 1: G.A.A. 2; Suther- land 2: Field Hockey 3; BB 1,2, 3.4: Softball 1,2.3,4. Champy ... Phil .. , Manor ... sunlamp . . . l,indholmes. DAVID CIZMADIA ' . u do one '5 heart good. :Ijhnrus 1,2,3. 4;.All-State 2,4: Hand 1,2,3,4; Mgr. Baseball 3; Pu-Jiu Club 1: Audio-Visual Lilub 2; Dance Band 2: Assembly Unnmittee c1 fPresA; Drama him 1i: 'I'. V. Technicians 3,4. '11::de Mortician Dry humor . .. 00d ... Country 5V: nsiu, 21 JEANNE COOK Don't compromise yourself, you're all you've got. Sutherland 1.2 Uisst. EdJ Stu- dent Council 3.4; BB 1,2,4; Softball 1,2,4;Cl10ru51.2.3: Girls Chorus 3'. Sewing Club 3: G.A.A. 2 lSecJ Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3,4;C1ass Sec, 1.2; Dra- ma Club 1,2: Class Vice-Pres. 4-. : n! .3 .. H . . IN!!! NBC smarts ... dnvmg I'lllltf nu. nr ... Cotillion. INN Irv DEAN CURSONES Life is the medium between ' non-existencc and eternity through which we all must pass. Soccer 4. The Green . ., Suave Mr. America . . . Bedroom eyes .. , YO- Y0. LINDA DORN He tried to be somebody by trying to be like everybody, which makes him a nobody. Kings . . . John . . . horses . . . Lindholmes . . . bookworm. 22 THOMAS DOTY the real in us is silent: that which we speak is acquired. Student Council 3,4 tVice-PresJ Class Pres. 1,2: Pres. VASC 3, 4-. Liym Club 1; Drama Club 2: EH 1.2; Soccer 1,2,3,4. Termite ... Tetes ... Len's Legion Roma ... Summer Soccer . .. Banelli. WAYNE FLETCHER x .- I . ' vithuut one s deeres. we are nothmg more than wooden pup- pets without strings. J. V. Hockey 1: Chorus 1,2,3.4; Track 2: Student Council 2: Electorate of Tonmttow 3: Boys' State :3: Sutherland 4; Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3,4. Annapolis . . . So Forth . ,. What DD! . . . Master Mind . . . that VUIVO . . . Smiley. RICHARD FAY Live your own life, for if you live the way others want, you become no one. Sutherland 1.4: Rifle Club 1: Junior One-Acts 1:1.V. BB 1. Dick 5'6 sliding Bones . . . Bill Cosby . . . Gram- pa '5 cat. 23 24 MARK GALLUS I desire to have both heaven and hell ever in my eye, w'hile I stand on the isthmus of life, between two boundless oceans. Drama Club 1,2: Soceer 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 1,2: LY. BB 1,2. Dibble . . , Manor , . . 06's , , . E131554011 . . . Medic . , . Roma , .. Happy HOUI . . . Mama's. GREG GALLUS He who smiles rather than rages, is always the stronger. , Varsity Basketba114: J.V. 1,2. Bugga ... Red Chevy ... those , basketball passes . . . Kec- Rok . . . George Harrison. JOHN GRADZLEL Promise is most given when the least is said. Baseball 1.2; Rifle Club 1. Save-Way Honda 350 ... Becky , . , Whiting . .. Seagrami W l I LIAM GREENO When 1 mm: of all the good times L11 :1 I've wasted having good times. I've only just be.- gnn. Student Fouucil. Pres. 4; Cho- ms 4; Sumcr 1,2, 3,4; Varsity BB 1, 2. 5,4: Gymnastics Club 1,2. Billy Boy . .. Chittenden . ., . Mover . .. Dicky Mr. Athlete Little Woman. PA';'RIC1A HALEY If you have tears. prepare to shed them now. Outing Club 1, Softball 2. Wedding H119 .. . Donnie 111118? . .. '1 hose taxi cabs . . . the 11001 . . . possession. LENN GRIFFIN II is a long time: between drinks. ' Soccer 3: BBB 3: Rutland Voca- tionai 3,4. Len 's Legion . .. Manor .. . Mystery Ship . .. Towns Shop . . . Captain. 25 EMILY I IAN CS ARIK From quiet homes and first beginning, Out to the undis- covered ends. There's nothing worth the wear of winning. But Laughter and the Love of Friends Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2. Cheer- leader 1,2 WarJ 3;Softb3112, 4; G.A.A. 2; Sutherland 2.3.4; Drama Club 2; Sewing Club 3; Girl's Chorus 3; Gymnastics Club 1 mcCJ. Em ... Tom ... O.G.'s ... Sunset Queenie sitsky. JOHN HARRISON We do not what we ought; What we ought not, we d0.' Rutland Vac, 3,4. Perky ... Manor O.G's . .. How they bitin? . .. roving banks . . . Green Toyota. LYNNE KALLEN Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Chorus 1,3: Arts and Crafts 1.. Bruce . . . horses . . . Orwell . . . September? . .. Spars. 26 EERIS'IUPI'IER KE YSER qt everybody; but :11: the St1:fj011nc'114;BB 1,2,3,4; Pru-ui 2113.11 4; Sutherland 3; PrLz'c taking 2; Soccer Timer ..1'1c': Club 1,2; Drama CluL 'g; Buys State All. . Senior .y' Class imasuIeI. Raucx-i Jeep Claude . .. Urir:.:;.rs ... Chelsea ,. . Gov- efll-.'-L. tIlICDY .KIARTiNEZ. A :g. 'ul giggle a day keeps Lle- presth away. ' Var. Ensketball IS; Softball 3.4; N f hm :ledding 4; Chorus 4. Sec. 4: Sutherland 4; Proctorian 4: tflczh l-lccretary 4; Girls' State Sp:1ni.--.!I 13,123 ... Twirp ... Pink Pig . ,. . :ley's ... Pratico's ... YD-mm. HELEN KURKISKU I've taken my fun where I've found it. Cheerleading JV 1,2, Var, Ii, 4: G. FLA. V. Pres. 2; Softball 2: Class V. Pres. :3: Assembly Comm. Sec. 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Chorus ii, Gymnastics Club 1,2. Korky ... Manor ... Helka ... Maybellme Eyes Ah Shut- up. 27 28 I W1 GARY HELEN what has to be said has alrem been said, what has to be dent has already been done. Rutland Vocational 3: Rifle Cl 1.. LCHOIa'S . .. Hot Ma chine .. . Manor . . , Anne Marie. DIANE MORAN A friend is the present you give yourself. Natl, lion. Soc. 3.4; Suther- land 1.2; Band 1,2; G.A.A. 2; Sewing Club 1;; Chorus 12.3.4; Softball 2: Pmctorian Asst. 15d. :5, Ed, 4,- Drama Club 2: Cheer- leading J.V. l; Var. 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1. Dee . . . L'VM , . . Norman Boone's Farm . .. QLIccnie Sunset. CHRIS MORE: AN To be what we are, and L0 be come what we are: capable uf beuoming, is the only end of life. Chorus 1.2.3: Suth. 1,253.4 Editor 3,4': BB 1.2, 3.4 K207 Capt. 1,2,:9 Sobeall 1,2,:5J4 :ICO-CapI.U Nat'l, Hon, Sou. 3,4 QeCAj Gymnastics Club 1 Drama. Club '3; G, A. A. 2'. Saw ing Club 3; Girls' Sum; 33, Girl! Chorus 53. Swivel Hips . . . Queenie: . . . Cotillion . . . Cluburgers . , . N C. EEACHEL NORTHROP To. uffuct the quality of the day, that is Lhe highes: of the arts. Band 1 .2,3,4, Sec. 2, V.P. 4; BB 1.2,3; Suth. 1.2,3,4; Proc- toriu:13.4, Bus. Mgr. 4; Dra- matics Club 1.2; G.A. A, 2; Band Council 4; Sewing Club :3. L A W RE NCE POCKETT 'Life is mthing if you can 't be atisfied with yourself. res. Meumbly Comm. 3: 500- er 3: Radio Club 1; Arts and inda 170 Hemmi June . . . Wedding Bells . . . any- hing on wheels pink shirts .. State. Police. 0'3 GAYLA OIALA In the sixth month of the year, I found six green frogs and they followed me home. Cheerleading JV 1,2, Var. 3,4; Softball 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 2; Drama Club 1,2; Sewing Club, Pres. 3: Sutherland 2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2; All-State 3; Girls' Chorus 3. Gay . . . Blondie . .. Midi . . . Mae West .. . Wilson Castle . . . Freckles. 29 30 MARSHA RAYMOND I'm not an Angel; nor an Egyptian Queen; I'm just a doll who digs Mean Bean. Gymnastics Club 1. Beany . .. Chittenden . . . en- gagemcnt . . . Scout . . . motor- cycles. LESLIE RA PPENO If all they say of good and evil were true. then my life is but one long crime. Chorus 1.2.3.4; Drama Club 1. Those skirts? ... Legs . . . Southern Comfon . .. Chucky . . . parties ... John. Henry. MICHAEL SIENKIEWICZ He who is firm in will molds the world to himself. Assembly Com. 1; Rifle Club 1. Jeep . .. Sinkus fence . .. jumper .. . Toyota ... How they bitin? ... VTC. LZI-IA RLES SKU BA .. In til: final choice a soldier's paCR :s not so heavy a burden as a p;isn..u1 s Chains, BB 3..-;; J.V. BB 1,2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Ilo-Capt. 4; Soccer 1I 2, 3.4; BJJ'HI 1,2,3,4 UDISSJU Cho- ms 1; l' lass Sec. 2. Bucky . . . Norwich . . . the. machiuc . . . Sandy's . . . Sol- diet b'tl'f. PJ iiilllJ STODDARD Always know. sometimes think 1t's me, 1m: you know Iknow when it's a dream. Band 1,255.4; Chorus 1,2.3,4; Soccer 2,::; Rifle Club 1.2: T.V. ch-Imician 4; Proctorian 4; All-S'mc Chorus 3; Dance Band 1. Dana mt. Top... hair! Players Huh Dodge H, KEBRDR . .. rebel, DAV ID STEVENS Men heap together the mistakes of their lives and Create a mon- ster they call destiny. Rifle Club 1: V. LC. A. ; Class Pres. 4. Dave ... Honda. 350 .. . Ram- bler ... Carol ... Wooden Bar- rel. 31 ALBERT WENTA it is with true love as it is with ghosts: everyone talks of it. but few have seen it. V Nat'l. Ilon. Soc. 3,4; Boys' State 3; Arts and Crafts Club 1: Rifle Club 2; Class Pres. 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4: Soccer 2.3. Tri- Capt. 4. A1... Straw Boss ... Love .., Kathy . .. Mr. President . .. Sandy's ZebIU. PRISC ILLA TAYLOR Unless you love someone, noth- ing makes any sense, Sutherland 1.2.3.4; Nat'l. Hon. Sou. 3,4; Arts and Crafts Club 1'. Allied Youtl12. Tillie . . . Long, Hair .. . Chit- tenden . . . Giggles . .. Boy Crazy . . . Gene. HENRY WENTA A5 fire is kindled by bellows, so is anger by words. Arts and Crafts Club 1; T.V. Technician 4: Soccer 4. The Green ... Clothes ... M ey Man .. . Pontiac . .. Bull- Henry . . . That Yell. DAVID WILSON Lets all stand together or all fall apart. This is true. Chorus 4; Proctorian 4; Arts and Crafts Club 1; Baseball 1. Quiet Shy artist Does he or doesn't he? Begin The. End Wind. yes that's it, or were the sky and a rain drop playing? The time was that which a growing seed could feei life. It was now a life which spoke. to the wind and rain and sky. It was the only existencgz that made time and others complete. Staring to the heavens. he saw himself. not like he was there. But as a piece of'dust in a vast spectrum where existed millions like him. Wind. yes that's it, or were the sky and a rain drOp playing? How queer that they now play alone . . . Mark Callus 33 334 ROW 1 Paul Austin Steve Babcopk Ray Beyette Mike Blackwood ROW '2 Doug Burgess Ken Carleton Linda Corey William Corey ROW 3 Maureen Curtis Jeff Dahlin Joann Deatte Karen Fletcher Fran Garmw Asa Gee Nelson Gee. Ronald Gee John Gill Jim Gray -3 A 1A; A! .d .1 . ' .h Jim Greene Joanne Haley Ed Harrison Dave. Kynoski Mark Larson Amenta Matthew Gerald May Diane Mischanko Lyman Mo: an Pam Name Leona Parker Reginald Ryan Carol Shostak Jane. Stafford Ann Thomas Tom Turner Dave Webster Bob Wolford We are proud to have with us this year Amenta Matthew. 3, student from Micronesia, Marshall Islands. CLASS OFFICERQ gs. ' John Sivret, PICS. -Hg Stu Westin, V. Pres. Linda Frazier. Sec. Mary Jane Chehy, Treas. a JUNIORS 35 Carol Allard Dan Anderson Paul Anderson Michele Baker Janel Bartlett Kathy Bartlett Teny Bartlett Linda Blackwood Jod Brewer Cat y Bume Richard Champine Susan Champine 36 Sharon Cook Robert Corey Karen Corliss David Dom Gary Dom Albert Gawet Ann Gill David Greene Richard Hancsarik Tom Harrison Gary Holmes Barbara Kapitan Lynn DelBianco. Pres. Charles Chehy, V. Pres. Francis Ojala, Sec. Rhoda Mecier, Treas. Floyd Kennedy Robert Kinney Paula Lapine Carl Larson Nanci Larson Dennis Martinez Burton McMahon Mike Morgan Skip Niles James Northrop Carl Ojala Scott Peterson Sharon Pocket: Jeanne Rappeno Ann Sienkiewicz Howard Stickney Christine Swan Anna. Tonelli Marla Wctmore Arlene Wilson Ed Woods PHOTO- SHY: Brenda Cizmadia Chris Schaner Jim Tanner 38 CLAQQ OFFICERQ Adam Styles, Pres. John Jones. V. Pres. Steve Mullin, Sec. Nancy Skuba, Trans. 1 Michele Anderson Nancy Anderson Penny Anderson Laune Austin Sandy Babcock Jane. Baker Dave Busky Sue Champine Da ve Corliss Ann Curtis Ellen Curtis Carol Finch Barbara Fowler Ken Gala Ed Garrow Mario Gatti Joe Gradziel Teri Griffm Ricky Greshaw Debbie Johnson FREQHMEN Brian Jones Carol Keyser ROW 3 Debbie Lanphere Mariellen Murphy Betty Larson Bob Peterson Jackie Lose Scott Ra mom! Marty McMahon Joe Rim: art Bernie Mecier Hoby Smith Margaret Smith Pete Southworth Dan Squires Paula Stoddard ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 Rae Stratton Linda Thibault Carol Visi Linda Tanner Cindy Turco Eva Wheeler 3111 Taranovich John Vadja Roland Woods 39 Chris Anderson Chris Ba rLIett Gail Beauregard Kenneth Bigelow Blaze-Ellcn Bradway Gilda Caceres Bonnie Carleton Grace Carusi Kathy Curtis Terry Dclancey John dc: John P eury Dave Happier Jody Holmes Scott Jakubowski Louis Joduin Robin Johnson Richard LaVallee Deborah McCullough Janet McCullough Adolph Mccicr OFFICERS Fran Keyser, Pres. Steve Zani, V. Pres. Kim Abrahamson, Treas. Theresa. Rinehart, Sec. Nancy Murph Nancy Nemet Suzie Ojala Barbara. Potter Gerald Racette Steven Rappeno Jean Ryan John Sxenkjewicz Andrew Smith Stephen Smith Mark Socinski Linda Sauna Robert Tanner Mark Thibault Steve Turco Vicki Var :1 Kathy Weldman Tom Yakunovich 4i 42 Timothy Bartlett Frank Buyette Mary Beyclte ' Barbara Anderson Joy Arthur ' . chhael Baker Jeff Brewer jim Burney Deborah Buskey a Brenda Caceres Paul Corliss Leona Culver Mary Curtis Cathy Downs Debra Dydo Judy Fraziur Cynthia Gee Ernie Goodrich CLAQQ OFFICERS Judy Pentuwskl, Pugs. Andrea Larson. V. Pres. Brian Hickey, Treas. Mary Kynoski, Sec. Peter 6:3 David Grlmes Stephen Grimes David Hanson Robert Harrison Deborah Jones Larry LaFrance Lori LaFrance Martha LaVallee Burton McCullou h Judith McCullong Dave Morgan -. Robert Murphy - - Paul Pilcher Scott Robertson Ronald Rhoda Cherie Senecal John Shannon David Sllortsleeves Pamela Shosuk Patricia Shostak SEVENTH Robert Smith Gregory Socinski Mary Stratton Donald Tanner Mary Tanner Dan Taranovich Ronald Taylor Tommy Taylor Jim Tarazewich Cecil Webster - Ronald Wood Ann Zani 43 4 d. 46 QrUDENF OOUNCIL BOTTOM ROW. P. Pilcher. P. Stoddard: ROW '2. L. Frazier, J. Gray, 1'. Bartlett; ROW 3, Mr, Abrahamson. J. Cook, C. Keyser, T. Dory, L. Corey. V. A. S. C. President T0111 Duty opens the assembly. Hi-Ho Silver . . . STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, w. Greene. Pres. ; A. Thomas. V. Pres.: D. Buskey, Treas.:J. Nor- throp. Sec. VASE. CONVENTION HIGHUGl-HQ Proctor High School hosted the 19-?1 convention of the Vermont Association of Student Councils. The highlight of the convention was the keynote address by Colonel John Swigen. om: of the Apollo 13 astronauts. 4s BAND, SEATED, M. Curtis, R. Northrup. A. Larson. 8. Rohan- son, M. Lavallee, C. Gee, M, Stratton, T. Rinehart, 1. Rap- BAND AND mm peno. J. Brandt. C. Keyser, S. Smith. R. Lavallee. C. Skllba. ' ' mi 3 ,...-'- .. D. Stoddard, W. Taranovich. S. Zani. G. Racette, J. Shannon, M. Socinski, J. Northrop; STANDING. J. Rinehart, P. Stoddard, R, Stratton, A. CurtiS, D. Cizmadia, Mr. 501:. q i u. t; W 7 3 - .- h - Ci..l -I-' HWA .-..;. alt-cif -' - GIRLS' CHORUS, BOTTOM ROW, J. McCullough, J. Pentowski, B, Larson, P. Shostak, P. Shostak; ROW 2, C. Saran, L. Rappeno, K. Fletcher, J. Bartlett. C. Barney, R. Mecier, S. Champine; ROW 3, M. Kynoski. M. Curtis. N. Skuba, L. DelBianco, 5. Cook, L. Biackwood, A. Curtis. J. Brewer. i g i ALL-STATE PARTICIPANTS. STANDING, D. Moran, A, Thomas. J- Brandt, D. Cjzmadia;SITTING, M. Curtis, W. Fletcher. - - --.' .31.! 4. CHORUS. BOTTOM ROW. L. LaFrance. S. Champine. C. 5wan-E.Camsi S. 03-313. J. Brewer. L. Sula. B. Larsen. A. Larson. J. Frazier. P. Shostak. P. Shostak. J. McCulhh B Pinter; ROW 2. p. Lapine. K. Flet- cher. L. Elackwood. G. Caceres. T. Rinehart. G. Begum ard. I, 'da'rd' A. Matthew, R. Mecier. 1. Bart- iFn. J. McCullough, D. Buskey. C. Downs, M. Cums: R W 3. LPEntowski C. Anderson, p. Casey. M. Cur- tis. N. Skuba, S. Cook, A. Curtis. A. Tonelli. J. Cook. 5. BacuLM- Mugphy. L. Frazier. 6, Ojala. D. MorainROW 4. A. Thomas, L. Raypeno, D. McCullou h. N. Mu 3. B. Bradway- M. Smith. J. Brandt, P. Namath. M. Kymski. L. DelBianco. C. Shastak. C. orggn. c-Tlhminez- ROW 5. J. Ryan, E. 01mm D. hhnftm. C- CurtiS. C- ViSi. W- 6136110. 5- Westin. D- W1lson. 'n'. Flmhgr D. Stoddard. B. Cizmadia, D. Grecno. J. Gray, R. Buzzell. ' 49 Advisor Mr. Pilcher, R. Buzzell. J. Sivret, A. Wenta, C. Shostak, P. Taylor, C. Marti- nez. W. Fletcher, J. Brandt. J. Cook, M. Buskey, C. Key- ser, C. Morgan. D. Moran. ABOVE, New in- ductees; RIGHT, the naI reward - eats; RIGHT CENTER, Initiation ceremonies in progress. AQQEMBLY COMMUTEE LEFT, Town-meeting style rap session; LEFT CENTER. Oh, the white tailed deer .. .; BELOW, COMMITTEEMEN, D. Cizmadia. K. Weidman, C. Turco, D. Taranovich, A. Matthew. C. Swan. Adviser Miss Brolin. BOTTOM ROW, R. Mecier. I. Brewer. S. Champine, W. Taranovich. D. Mc- cullough, 1. McCullough, L. Thibault; R 2, M. Chehy, J. Brandt. C. Martinez. G. Ojala. J. Ryan; R 3. c. Allard, M. Anderson, P. Taylor, C. Visi. W. Fletcher, R. Buzzell, C. Shostak. C. Morgan, Advisor Mr. Fogg. WINTER CARNIVAL QUEEN, Helen Korkisko WINTER CARNIVAL The Queen and He: Court. The. seniors' first place snow Sculpture. R-E-B-O-U-N-D-S . .. Co-ordlnation??? 53 54 AIDEQ KyEELING, L. 1;;- France. C. Sene- cal. F. Beyette. S. Zani. 1. Mc- Cullough; R 2, B. Anderson, D. Lan- phexe, D. Dydo. J. McCullough, L. Souls. D. Mc- Cullough, L. Thibault, R. Johnson. C. Swan; R 3, K. Weidman, M. Anderson. S. Pockett. C. Key- ser, C. Turco, M. Murphy. C. Visi. J. Ryan. Mrs. little. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS K. Weidman. Trea.; C. Visi. Pres.: C. Swan. 'Sec.; Mrs. Little. Adviser. UBRARY CLUB R1, C. Senecal. L. la- France; R 2, D. McCul- lough. J. McCullough. D. Dydo;'R 3. L. Thibault, L. Soule, l. McCullough. D. Lanphere; R 4. C. Keyser, M. Anderson. M. Murphy. Dive Cizmadia TV W'C'ANQ L-R, P. Keyser. C. Visi, D. Stoddard, W. Fletcher, H. chta, M. Smith. L-R: H. Smith. A. Styles. J. Bartlett, 5. Cook, L. DelBianco. LEFT CENTER. R. Crochet, R. Kinney. LEFT. Mr. Champine, Advisor, 5. Ojala. K. Abrahamson. 55 56 WNW BOTTOM ROW, 5. Peterson. P. Ne- melh, 5. Cook, D. Wilson; R 2, D. Kynoski, D. Stod- dard, L. DelBianco, S. Baccei; R 3. D. Moran. C. Martinez, K. Fletcher. M. Curtis. H. Smith. A. Styles. L. Black- wood. R. Northrop, Adv. Mrs. Dalro. ABOVE, Weekly seance in session; RIGHT, Deadline fever; FAR RIGHT, If 1 can figure out what it is, 111 take -a picture of it. BOTTOM ROW, A. Wenta, R. Buzzell. P. Austin, 5. Westin, H. Wenta. , M. Callus, L. Morgan: ROW 2, Mgr. I. Rinehart, M. Morgan, D. Corsones, 90m 70 G. Holmes. T. Doty. D. Kynoski. J. Sivret, w. Greene, 1. Buzzell: ROW . 3, Coach Orvis, G. Anderson, R. Corey, C. Chehy. F. Kennedy. R. Bart- let. T. Bartlett, C. Skuba. r11 'Iliu'.-.I. ' L- T '93 Senior goalie Billy Greene comes up with another save. Henry Bull Wenta on the charge, Riding high The 1970 Phantom soccer team. under head coach Lee Orvis again, won the Marble Valley League title, white-washed Ludlow, last year's Class S-M state champions, in the. semi-finals. and then won the Class S-M state championship with a . 7-1 victory over Canaan. Proctor became the first- ever Vt. represenmtive to the New England Soccer See! See Lyman! See Lyman run! See Lyman run fast! Tom, wake up! We won! That's using your head, Torn. Tournament by beating Champlain Union High School 2-0. At Bristol, Rhode Island, the Phantoms pushed experienced Chicopee High School before bowing 1-0. Congratulations to Coach Orvis and the 19m Vermont soccer championship team for a job well done. 59 L-R, Coach Romano. J. Sivret, C. Skuba. S. Westin, D. mm mm Kynoski, F. Garrow. R. Fay. C. Keyser, L. Morgan, I. . Gray, G. Callus, F Austin, Mgr. I, Rinehart; KNEELING, Co-capts. w. Greene, R. Buzzell. ABOVE. Bugga not only sings, he dances! RIGHT. Fran displays oak-like form in getting two! LEFT. Dave snares rebound away from a Fair Haven player; BELOW. the Machine pops another two- pointcr through the nets; LOWER LEFT, Co-capt. Bill was a spark to the team. The; Phantoms under Coach Romano finished the season with a 17-3 record and reached the state Emails. They were defeated by a determined Arlington team 50-46 after a brilliant comeback try. A1- together, it was a successful season for the Proctor hoopsters. 61 62 JVBAQKEIBALL The Proctor JVJS ended the year with a 19-1 record, their only loss at the hands of Fair Haven. The basketball future looks bright at P. H. 5. RIGHT, A late addition to the team Peenzer provided spark and spunk; FAR RIGHT, Chuck ahead of the pack takes it in alone. BELOW, Coach Wolynec. F. Kennedy, G. Anderson, N1. Morgan. R. Corey. J. Northrop, w. Corey, D. Burgess, C. Chehy. D. Greene, Mgr. M. Blackwood; KNEELING. D. Buskey. D. Squires. JUNIOR HIGH MQKEIBALL R 1, G. Racette. D. Tarana- vich, E. Goodrich, D, Mor- gan, L. LaFranoe, J. Shan- nan, R. Wood: R2, R. Smith, A. Smith, S. Zani. P. Pil- cher. P. Gray. R. Murphy, K. Bigelow. S. Rappeno; R 3. Coach Roucoulet. J. Brewer. M. Socinski, R. Lavallee, D. Shortsleeves, B. Hickey, T. Yakunovich. F. Keyser. J. Burney GEERLEADERQ LEFT, VARSITY, FRONT. S. Champine: R 2, A. Thomas. R. Mecier. C. Shostak, D. Moran; TOP, H. Korkisko. BELOW, JUNIOR VARSITY, R1, C. Martinez, D. Lan- phere. J. Bartlett; R 2, J. Brewer. M. Smith. LEFT. JUNIOR HIGH. FRONT. T. Rinehart; R 2. B. Carleton, A. Larson. J. Pentowski. J. Ryan; TOP, L. Soule; MISSING, K. Weidman. 63 BOTTOM ROW. M. Blackwood. F. Austin. l3. Mecier. T. Bartlett. R. Champine; R 2. J. Rinehart. D. Buskey, Mgrs., J. Sivrer. A. Wenta. C. mm Chehy. M. Morgan; R3. Coach Romano. C. Skuba. D. Kynoski. J, Northrop, H. Wenta; MISSING, F. Garrow. ABOVE, First baseman Fran Garrow with an ' . . I- . . - . . . - , easy putout: RIGHT, shortstop Dave Kynoskj ' - - . ' I . . I. ' . . makes a nice pickup. : ' . , : . - a LEFT, Out at second, back to fust for a double play; ABOVE. A1 waits for a pitch as the crowd looks on. LEFT, Dave missed this one! BELOW, Charlie reared back and fired this strike! After a slow start, the Phantoms mashed strong and swept to the. Class M state championship 7-5 over Green Mountain. Con- gratulations to C03 ch Romano and his young team. 65 TRACK R1, Coach Ezzo. T. Rinehart. C. Anderson, B. Carleton, W. Fletcher: R 2. M. Larson. D. Burgess. C. Schaner. R. Fay. D. Greene. cf; ' U BELOW, Bugga lines up putt; RIGHT, Fore! LOWER LEFT. Hole in one or is it? . rte-w' - raw Mamba: of the newly formed golf team: C. Keyser. G. Callus. M. Gallus, D. Squires. S. Mullin, M. Gatli, Coach Orvis. FIELD HOCKEY FAR LEFT, Mary Casey. leader of the pack; LEFT. Worried. Coach? LEFT CENTER. It's a race to the finish; BELOW. Fight team fight! Co-captains 1. Bartlett. M. Casey; R2, D. Mc- Cullough, R. Johnson. P. Casey, P. Stoddard. K. Weidman. S. Champine; R 3, Coach Brown. K. Curtis. L. Blackwood. R. Mecier, B. Carleton. T. Rinehart. N. Skuba; R4, S. Cook. Mgr. . C. Visi. I. Brewer. B. Larson. D. Lanphere. A. Tonelli. L. Del Bianca. Mgr. 67 68 Chris breaks through for two. VARSITY. ROW 1. J. Rappeno, P, Casey, D. Champine. P. Stoddard; ROW 2. Coach Brown. C. Bumey. M. Anderson, T. Griffin, L. Austin. I. Deane, C. Finch, Coach Don; ROW 3. 5. Cook, Mgr.. N. Skuba. A. Tonelli. L. DelBianco, J. Cook, C. Morgan. IR HIGH, ROW II E. Curtis, Mgr., J, McCullough, M. Stratton, D. Dydo, A. Larson. 1. Pentowski: ROW 2, Coach Brown, C, Beau- regard, G. Car- usi, S. 01313, R. Johnson, J. Frazier, C. Gee, J. McCullough, Coach Don': ROW 3, P. Shos- tak. D. Mch. lough, N. Mur- phy, K. Curtis. A. Zani, M. Kynoski, T, Rine- hart, P. Shostak. Senior Phantomeltes control! Miss Brown, HELP! 6! 70 QOHBALL BOTTOM ROW. P. Stoddard. J. Rappeno.. Co-captains; C. Morgan, D. pharnpine, J. Brewer; R2. L. Austin. J. Deane. C. Barney. M. Wetmore, D. Lanphere: R 3. L. Blackwood. Mgr. , N, Skuba, L. DelBianco. A. Tonelli, R. Mecier, C. Shostak. Coach Dorr. gt BELOW. PIe-game warm- ups; RIGHT CENTER, Chris hits homerun in last game of season; LOWER LEFT, Wishing . wondering . . . watch- ing .. . waiting; LOWER RIGHT. Champ rips one to the left. ARTISTIC GEMETERY EM ORIALS ENC. , HAM? 8a O'RDURKE ONT RESTAURANT TOON BUSINESS MACHI RUTLAND NGRAW' . . SQUWB RKET Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker ' L-J-L'STATE CUI RATE .. Mr. gig Mrs. Charles Partridge STEW'KRT SMITH CORP, Mr; and. Mn. Ra'ppeno .. WSTEREO THEATRE Mr. James Rhodp , TUFFY TOYS MI. and Mrs. Davidnstagg VERMONT ROOFING C0,. IN c Mr. and Mrs Stevenson WILSON s MUSIC 60., INC Mr. and Mrs Philip Stoddard WOLK 5 MR- and Ms. Sugando. 'r AWSHAENE Mg. and Mrs. Townsend , uH'N . 71 Congratulations to the Class 0f1971 PROCTOR TRUST COMPANY Proctor - Poultney A Good Place to Bank and to Work A Full Service Bank Member F. D. I. C. CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE 232 South Willard St. Burlington, Vermont 05401 A Junior College of Business Two-Year Associate Degree Programs Accounting, Data Processing, BusineSS Administration, Business Administration sAeronautics MinorL Law Enforcement, Administrative Assistant. Executive Secretarial. Legal Secretarial, Medical Secre- tarial Iincluding Orientation to Dental Assisting SkillsL General Secretarial, Secretarial Certificate Program tone yeari, Business Administration Transfer Program, Pre-Business Education Teacher Training Program tSecretariaI and Non-Secretarian SEWARD'S SALES AND SERVICE. INC. Compliments of GRAND FURNITURE CO. 82 West St. , Rutland, Vt. Compliments of SMITH PAINT and WALLPAPER 80 We st St. , Rutland 773-6477 Compliments from KATHRYN T. ROWELL Beautician 483-2351 Chittenden, Vt. PROCTOR CREAMERY, INC. 21 North Street Proctor, Vermont 73 Com pliments 0f HOWE RICHARDSON SCALE COMPANY 1 HI , -. . . RMOINT -I' -. VE $330 . MA RB LE CU f We Congratulate the Class 0E1971 ; 1: 3-75 VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY Proctor, Vermont Our 10151: Year of Service LINDHOLM MOTORS, INC. Volkswagens Fastbacks, Squarebacks, and the Bug Authorized Volkswagen Dealer .. f Compliments 0 ROMANO BROTHERS TRUCKING PROCTOR antiinriiiziiiesgml SUPER MARKET Compliments of CAMPBELL PLUMBING 3: A Specialty HEATING CORPORATION Bar- B-Q Chicken FRANK H. DAVIS MOBILE HOMES, INC. , 130 South Main St. . R'utland, Vermont and Jcts of 4 and 12, Hartland, Vermont, Home of Detroiter and Newport PAUL D. TRAPENI UNION FURNITURE COMPANY - Carpet Center Proprietor 162 South Main Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 Phone: 775-7155 JOHN DIIII T 8. T TRACTOR EQUIPMENT INC. 182. East Street Proctor, Vermont 05765 Phone - 802 459-2773 With us . . . service is a profession not a sideline. Our Hardiest Congratulations to the Class of '71 RUTLAND CITY DEALERS' ASSOCIATION Dairy Products Smooth Creamy Country Style Ice Cream CARRIS REELS, INC. Non-Returnable Reels and Spools Pallets Wood Pnoducts for Industry Box 696 Rutland, Vermont 05701 802F773-9112 Cornpliments of .The Rutland County OfIice OWHRD as NATIONAL mum: and Trust Company Member F. D. I. C. FREDETTE'S GARAGE 5 Iii. Ll nine : cannon! t - CHEVROLEI SALES mu SERVICE w ' ig3 . Mobilubricaliou Mobil Mobilni'ru III a... U . W.- A f Open Monday and Friday 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. Other Week Days 10A.M.-5P.M. d 5 Complete Floors of Quality Merchandise for Family and Home South Street Convenient Charge Accounts Take MonthsFto-pay Proctor, Vermont THE 19th GREEN STEAK HOUSE Banquet Dinners Served Facilities From 5 to 10 p.M. Daily Steaks . 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BANK Member F. D. I. C. MOUNTAIN TOP INN Cottages and Club Chittenden, Vermont COmpliments of CHARLES E. TUTTLE CO. , INC. Book Sellers and Publishers 26 S. Main St. , Rutland. Vt. CLINTON F. TROMAS INS. AGCY. Insurance - Real Estate Proctor 459-3551 TED'S PIZZA SHOP 91 State Street Rutland, Vermont 05701 Telephone: 773-6368 THE NEW KILLINGTON MOTORS - Compliments of Jerry and the good guys to the Class of '71 FLORY1S MOTOR COURT 8.: RESTAURANT Center Rutland, Vt. 05736 Heart of the Ski Area JOHN FLORY Phone 802-773-9863 The 1971 Praetorian Staff wishes to thank all who made this yearbook possible by their finan- cial support. We would also like to thank our adviser, Mrs. DaIto, for her time and effort in prepar- ing this yearbook. 5- mmvmawasgwm . h. 73 t .u ..iv.....,3www.wxvsw. ... w ., ......1. ..,.. 7.2..