Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1973 volume:

Silent sunlight, welcome in . There is work I must now begin. All my dreams have blown away And the children wait to play. They'll soon remember things to do When the heart is young And the night is done And the Sky is blue. Cat Stevens 35 ' Proctor H i gh School Proctor, Vermont Table of Contents CLASSES SENIORS ADMINISTRATION FACU LTY SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADS C ON CLU SION page 6 16 34 35 4O 52 64 '72 We'll soon remember, if you .do When all things were tall And our friends were small And the world was new. Cat Stevens Seventh Grade Kirk Abrahamson Linda Anderson Tim Atwood Joseph Baker Richard Baker Mike Beauregard Stephen Buzzell Lisbeth Caceres Kelley Capman Mark Chapin Elaine Corliss V alerle Cox Michael Curtis Teresa Curtis Kevin Don- Reginald Dorr Paul Garrow Philip Grimes Kathleen Haley Andrew Hansen Kevin Hanson Laura Holland Gregory Houpt Joan Houpt Michele 1220 Chris Jakubowski Steve Lanphere Tracey Leno'la. Cu Lose 13 ray May Robert Mitowski Raymond Niles Andrea Perkins George Pilcher Deborah Provencher Sherrie Ratti Patricia. Robertson Gar Russell Cat erine Santoro Kevin Schaner Laurie Skjeme Lisa Saulia Helena Tanner Raymond Tanner Joel Tillber Elizabeth eidman This 1gear's seventh grade did very we for their first year. They came In 4th place for the winter carnival and took 2nd place in the candy sale. E i ghth Grade Karen Aines Jodie Allard Sharon Anderson Ernest Atwood Joe Beauregard Scott Brewer James Bumey Maureen Corey Paul Corliss Ronald Dory Edward Dwyer Donna Dydo Wesley Fletcher David Callus Rena Garrow Vincent Gatti Susan 613 Brian Grif in Wesley Hansen M ark Jakubowski Herbert Johnson James Ladabouche David Lenola Edward Loso Mark Loso Darlene McCuliough Doreen MCOJllough Ronea Mecier Jennifer Murdoch Nadmi Northrop John Ojala Lori Pehm Marlene Perry Carlene Peterson Helen Pacette Debra Skjetne Mary Smith Mehssa Smith David Socinski Diane Soulia Ma tthew Styles Pau la Thibau 1t Ca therine Trombley Kim berly V a1 loch This Kear's eighth grade was a t very en usiastic rade. The were at the top 0 the. list in almost every school event. The were 3rd in the winter carnival an took 1st place in the candy sale. They even had a very successful dance during April. Ninth Grade The freshmen had their first barn dance where everybody had a wonderful time. The 9th graders came in 4th place in the candy sale making $38. 70. In the Winter Carnival they placed 2nd. fighting a ton h battle a ainst the sap omores. our en- jo able field trips were ta an to the Rutland Court. the movie Sound- er . and two in science. Beth Allen Barbara Anderson Michael Baker John Ballou Tim Bartlett Frank Beyerte Mary Beyette Jeff Brewer Dean Burgess Debbie Buskey Brenda Caceres Leona Culver Mary Curtis Karen Davis Scott Davis Diane Degnen Rick DelBianco Iteslie Deyette Loren Draper Debra Dydo Charles Flanders Judy Fra zier Cynthia Gee Walter Gee Ernie Goodrich Peter Gray David Grimes Steven Grimes David Hansen Robert Harrison Brian Hickey Tom Holla nd Debbie Jones Mary Kynoski Lan- La rance Lori LaFrance Andrea Larson Martha Lavallee Burt McCullough judy McCullough David Morgan Terry Mullm Judy Pentowshi Paul Pilcher Scott Robertson Ronald Rohde Cheri Senecal John Shannon David Shortsleeve Pam Shostak Pat Shostak Robert Smith Mary Stratum Donald Tanner Mary Tanner Dan Taranovich James Tarazewich Kathy Thatcher Ga Tr'gompson MISSING: Ronny Wood Ann Zani Kim Abrahamson Chris Anderson Larry Ballou Chris Bartlett David Bausch Gail Beauregard Gilda Caceres Bonnie Carleton Grace Catusi Kathy Curtis Terry Delancey John Dydo Maureen Flanders David Frappier Joanne Hanson Kayce Hinton Scott Jakubowski Robin Johnson Andy Smith Stephen Smith Mark Socinski Tenth Grade Fran Keyser Richard Lavallee Debbie. McCullough Linda Soulia Robert Tanner Rich ard Thatcher Janet McCullough Adolph Meciet Nancy Namath t 162-5 . 1!! I 46w Kc: Mark Thibault Steve Turco Vicki Varga Suzy Djala Gerald Racette Steven Rappeno Katie Weidman Elmer Wheeler Rebecca Wheeler Beverly Rhodes Terry Rinehart Jean Ryan Donald itiggin Spencer Wood Tom Yakunovich Steve Zani This year's sophomore class had their 2nd annual square dance. They thou ht of the idea last year whic was a big success. This year they had another one with tremendous results. They almost quad- rupled last year's earnin s with a rand total of$8 . At t e Winter Carnival the sophomores u-eren't quite as prosperous. They tied for last place with the Juniors. The candy sale. worked out very well for the 10th tadets. They made 3100, miss ng 2nd place by 1015. l0 J uniors The junior class officers were Ed Garrow. Pres.: Adam Styles, V .P.; Nanc Skuba, Sec.; Hobbie Smit , Treas.: and Anne Pu twitch. Assam. Comm. In 8 Winter Carnival events the juniors tied for last place. and in the candy sale they were last. Now for the good news! The juniors all at together to put on a Eance and have a cleamup day for the town. The queen of the. Winter Carni- val. Debby Lanphere, was chosen from the junior class. Michele Anderson Nancy Anderson Penny Anderson Laurel Austin Sandra Babcock Jayne Baker David Buskey Richard Champine Susan Champine David Corliss Anne Curtis Ellen Curtis David De hen Richard F andcrs Barbra Fowler Ken Galo Edward Garrow Mario GattI Joseph Gradziel Terri Griffin Richard Grochot Amy Houpt Debra Johnson Bryan Jones John Jones Carol Keyser Debby Lanphere Betty Larson Jacqueline Lose Martin McMahon Bernard Mecier Stephen Mullins Mama Murphy Linda Ogden Robert Peterson A nne- Popovitch Scott Ra 0nd Joseph R nehart Richard Schaner Nancy Skuba Hobart Smith Maggie Smith Pete: Southwurth Danny Squires Paula Stoddard Rae Stratron Adam Styles Linda Tanner Linda Thibault Cindy Turco John Vajda Carol Visi Eva Wheeler Teri Wood Roland Woods l4 CAROL ALLARD The most .wasted day of all is that on which we. have not laughed. Horseback riding . . . dodge dart. . . Ames. . . Lripsto Rutland . . . overalls . . . gui- tar . . . west mountain. PAU L ANDERSON No man is the whole of himself; His friends ate.the rest of him. There was a jolly fisherman . . . Gord the Bord . . . Sober up . . . Turkey . . . the Pond. Seniors DANIEL ANDERSON NOW'S the time for drinking. Goose . . . Duck. . . the Green . . . Parties . . . these English classes . . . Vo boy. JA NEL BART LETT The learning and know ledge that we have is, at the most. but little compared with that of which we are ignorant. Nellie . . . Dennie . . . UVM . . S.S. Pres. . . . Those Par- ties . . . Bradford Room . . . west mountain. KATHY BART LETT TERRY BART LETT None is fool enough to choose See the happy moron, war instead of peace. For in He doesn't give a damn. peace sons bury fathers. but in I wish I were a moron war fathers bury sons. My gosh. perhaps I am. John . . . Colonial Lanes Bo . . . Mr. Smartlett . . . . . . The MOVIES . . . Sum Black urn . . . Yup, that's the days . . . Apri122nd. master plan . . . Seriously now . LINDA BLACKWOOD h JODY BREWER Cherish yesterday , . . Beauty is not discovered Dream tomorrow . . . Live with the eye . . . but with the today soul. Lindsl-looper . . . John . . . That Voice . . . guitar . . . Cham ain . . . Puerto Rico Bu?as Band . . . Purple . . . . . . ooze? . . . I gotta talk Y. .C. . . M.A.S. to you. l7 SUSAN CHAMPINE There is no comparison between that which is lost by not succeeding and that which is lost by not trying. Sues. . . dimples . . . P. J. Party . . . Got anything to eat! I h ? I BRENDA CIZMADIA There are souls in this wqud which have the gift of findin joy everywhere and of leaving it e'- hind them when they go. Ralfh . . . wedding bells . . . SeWat s . . . nights with the girls. CHARLES CHEHY I'Why don't you work Like other men do? How the heck can I work, when there's no work to do. Chas. . . Buddy. . . Opel. . . Kim . . . that laugh. SHARON COOK An good . . . that I can do or any indness that I can show . . . let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again. Cooks . . . west mountain . . . UVM . . . specialed. teach- er? . . . remember the drive-in . . . Cotillion. M-q-t-ig-t-g ROBERT COREY Um apple a day keeps a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. Roach . . . Mr. Know-it- 311 . . . What the hch was 1 going to say? . . . Bill's reformce. LYNN DELBIANCD Two roads diverged into a wood. and l - I took the one less traveled b . and that has made all the ifference. Delby . . . Dave . . . UVM . . Bowlerma . . . Center Rutland Tomboy . . . showers. KAREN CORLISS There is nothin so ens but that 1: becomes dif lcult w an you do it With reluctance. The Mill . . . 4H . . . Washinvton D.C. . . . Bowling . . . he MOVIES . 3-,- CHRISTOPHER DIX If a man doesn't keep a pace with his companions, gethaps it is because he hears a ifferent drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears however measured or far away. Newcomer . . . accent . . . Long Island . . . Artist. DAVID DORN 'No man can suffer too much and no man can fall too soon if he suffer or if he fall in defense of the liber- ties and constitution of his country. all Work and no lay . . . mi- litary . . . flannelsmirts . . . the Dom boy . . . stats . . . conserva- tive . . . kill the commies . ANN MARIE GILL We Live. not as we wish to, but as we can. . Jeffrey . . . the park . . . the good old days . . . 18 . 20 A LBERT G AWET Hell is full of good meanings and wishes. Hot Rod . . . Nancy . . . V0 boy . . . eavyChevy. . .19th. . . 53396. DAVID GREENO I am a stranger in a SUange land. Peanzer . . . Chittenden . . . Ya, right . . . Kim . . . Bonds Bomb. RIC HARD HANCSARIK THOMAS HARRESON A liar will not be believed Feed em Fish even when he speaks the truth. Wheaties . . . Dick . . . Scratch . . . V0 buy . . . . Old Gold's. Ah, would you do me a favor and . ' . . . Far out man . . . Betty . . . owns a piece of the Gut . . the Rock . J o. FLOYD KENNEDY WALTER HOUPT People don't exaggerate. Does anybody know what they Just Iemember big! time it is? Does anybody really Chico . . . K'o boy . . . care? boozer . . . 19111 . . . fire those parties . . . . Forget You Out Boy. 2I Wally . . . . You lose . . . . Cool your jets . ROBERT KINNEY PAULA LAPINE Great is the goal that God has As long as I have a want I have given. Good is the goal that man a reason for living as taken. Ore . . . Pooper . . . M666! 5 Sue . . . T.V. Tech . . . Rotten . . , $3 guy's gm , . . Parties. - - - P311195 - - - Kidney. . . the ark . . . Typing Class . . . July lst. CARL LARSON NANCY LARSON Your whole body, from win The four sad words of a school tip to wing tip, is nothin itsel . girl's heart are to meet . . . to know in a form you can see. reak'the . . . to love . . . to part. chains of your thou hr, and you break the chains 0 your mind. too Dave . . . Nancy K . . . ASLW . . . . . Champlain . . . Medical Sec- retary . . . Muchies . . . Nanny. Lark . . . HiEpie . . . Square 10 dancirtg . . . nny on the spot . . . oing Crazy. DEN N15 M ART INE Z Don't be denied the joys of life. live it to the fullest. Jamel . .. . Sandy's jeep . . . Denny . . . Pee Wee . . . Houpt's parties. N's RHODA MECIER Happy are those that dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Timmy . . . Get Lest . . . typing class? . . . Old Red Chevy . . . P.J.Pam'es.. .Rose. . . Park . . . boros . . . Gut girl. BURTON MC MAHON Tact is the rare ability to keep silent while two friends are arguing and you know both of them are wrong. V0 boy . . . Jigger . . . Honda 250 . . . tweedyblrd . . . blazer . . Cushman. MICHAEL MORGAN II. is a very hard undertaking to seek to please everybody. So to heck with it: Lets go see Ralph! Gunner . . . X-Con. . . Quarter Pusher . . . You Honky . . . You Dam you Ref! 23 JAMES NORTHRDP CARL OIALA We can desuoy ourselves b cynicism and delusion just as e - feciently as by bombs. o'A man's characteriis like a garden, its success depends on how much weeding was done during the growmg season. Lynn . . . Gus. . . 0.1. . .. Hows things in Burlington . . . Katie . . . ecolog . . . Ferd . ' ' ' norper . . $056 platitudes Kellty Prods . . . the half. . . . Dartmouth . . . Dr. Jim FRANCIS OIALA SCOTT PETERSON How often have you sailed in my dreams and now you come in my awakening, which is my deeper If we were all to bring our mis- fortunes into a common store so that each person should receive an equal share in the distribution, the major- dream. u iry would be glad to take up their .. - collecto . . . FLASH . . . v k- owu and depart. O J. . . . Kenny ends at UVK'I RETina 1361.30 Prods . . . Frank square Dancer . . . Chevy ' ' ' b ' ' ' Groovy-UV. . . Hey Frank, Want to go to the store? . . . the other half. SHARON POC KETT A slip of the foot you may soon recover, but a slip of the tongue you may never get over. Hips . . . Rickie . . . air force . .' . the castle . . . hell driver. ANNE SIENKIEWICZ It is not enough to do good; one must do it the right way. 4H . . . photography whiz. . . Rutland Restaurant . . . Chicago . . Hawaii. JEANNE RAPPENO We never understand how little we need in this World until we know the loss of it. Ken. . .TheBank. . . Jen . . . Vega . . . those lags't . . . I'm only kidding . . . Park . . . Nothing runs like a deere . HOWARD STIC KNEY :Some men see things that are and say why, I see things that are not and say why not. Cheryl . . . Howie . . . mustang . Voboy. . . K.F.C. . . . Nickerson's Sunoco. 25 CHRISTINE SWAN I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I And if by chance we find each other. it's beautiful. Chris . . . Middlebury . . . li- brarian . . . Will you type this for me? . . . that walk. MARLA WET MORE No bird soars too high, if it soars with its own wings. . Jones Bakery . . . Center Rut- land Girl . . . What a Driver . . . Smarts. . . Books. 26 ANNA TONELLI IIThe onl obligation which I have the rig I to assume is :0 do at any time what I think right. Timmy K. . . . Chiquita . . . Puppy . . . This is such a farce . . . Hey Tonelli! . . . Kentucky Fried Chicken . . . Boston . . . UVM. . . spifty. A RLENE WILSON Do all. the good you can, By all the means you can, In all the ways you can, In all places on can. At all times you can. 0 all the people you can. For as long As you can. Rutland Business Colle e . . . horseback riding . . . vi 5 . . . New Hampshire . . . Blueberries. E D WARD WOO D5 11' you quit school, you've had it. Poindexter . . . Vo-boy Big Ed . . . Chittenden. NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY Nature's first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf's a flower; But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. 50 Eden sank to grief, So daWn goes down today. Nothing gold can stay. Robert Frost 27 28 Senior Activities CAROL ALLARD: Class Sec..1.3-. Chorus 1; Proc- torlan 1; Sutherland 2; ticket seller 4. DANIEL ANDERSON: soccer 1.4; gym club 1. PAUL ANDERSON: Bsktb. 1.2; soccer 1.2.3.4; Phys. Ed. Aid 3; Class Marshall 3. JANEL BARTLETT: Nar'l Hon. Soc. 8.4: 5.C. 2. 3-. Pres. 4: UHSC Con. 3.4; D.A.R. Award 4: Charm 1.2.4; field hockey 1.2.4; Chrldg. 2,3. 4; Queen Cand. 4. TERRY BARTLETT: Class Pres. 4: BB 2.3: SOCCCI 1.2.3.4. ; LINDA BLACKWOOD: Class Treas. l: Chorus '1. 2.3:f1t1d hockey 1.2.3.4: softball mgr. 1.2: Proctonan 1.2; Asst. Ed. 3. Editor4. 10131r BREWER: Chorus 2.3.4; All State 4; soft- ball 2: field hockey 1.2-. Chrldg. 1.2.3.4; Suther- land 1.2.3; Queen Cami. 3.- Phys. Ed. Aid 3; Nat'! Hon. Sec. 3.4-. Ecology Club 12.3. SUSAN CHAMPINE: Chorus 1.2.3.4; A11 Slate. 4;:oftbal12: field hockey 1.2: Chrldg. 1.2.3.4; Sutherland 2: Queen Cand. 3. CHARLES CHEH'Y: Class V. Pres. '2; Treas. 3.4; BB 2.3.4; soccer 1.2.3.4; Phys. Ed. Aid 3. BRENDA CIZMADIA: Class Treas. 1; Assembly Comm. 4; oilicer 4. SHARON COOK: S.C. 1; Chorus 1.2.3.4; field hockey mgr. 2; Bsktb. mgr. 2.3; Procioiian Asst. Bus. Mgt. 2.3; Bus. Mgr. 4. ROBERT COREY: Class V. Pres. 4; Bsklb. 1.2.3. 4; soccer 1.2.3.4; Phys. Ed. Aid 3. LYNN DELBMNCO: Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3.4: Pres. 4: 5.6. 3.4; VASE Con. 4; Activities Comm. 3. 4:61I15' Slate 3; Class Pics. 2; Assembly Comm. 1: Chorus 1.2.3.4;311 Stale 4; Phys. Ed. Aid 3; Bsk'lb. 1.2.3.4;50ftha111.2.3.4;scmekeeper 2; Procturian 2: TV Tech. 2,3. DAVID DORN: Nar'l Hon. Sec. 3.4: Treas. 4; Bsktb. mgr. 4; Storekeeper 3. ALBERTGAWET: Band1.'2. ANN MARIEGELL: Bsktb.1. DAVID GREENO: Chorus 2.3.4: All Stale 4; Bsktb, 2.3.4;soccer1.2.3; Bsklb. mgr. 2; soc- cer mgr. 4-. Phys. Ed. Aid 3. RICHARD HANCSARJK: soccer1.2.3.4; Drama- tics 3.4. WALTER HOUPT: BB 3. FLOYD KENNEDY: Bsktb. 1; soccer 1.2.4; VICA Program 4. ROBERT KINNEY: TV Tech 2.3. PAULA LAPINE: Chorus 2.3: Dramatic: 3: Chrldg. 3: Praetorian 3. CARL LARSON: Chorus 3.4: Dramatic: 4. NANCY LARSON: Class Sec. 4; Proctorian 3.4; Queen Cand. 1.2. DENNIS MARTINEZ: Dramatic: 3: BB 3: soccer 3.4: Bsklb. mgr. 3.4; Phys. Ed. Aid 3. BURTON MCMA HON: Dramatics 3: soccer 1.2. 3; VICA Program 4. RHODA MECIER: Class Treas. '2: V. Pres. 3: Chorus 1.2.3::oftball1.2.3;field hockey 1.2; Chrldg. 1.2. 3; Proctnrian 3; ticket seller 4; Sutherland 1,2: Asst. Ed. 4. MICHAEL MORGAN: Boys' State 3; Class V. Pres. 1; Pres. 3:3:ktb.1.2.3.4;BB 2.3.4: soccer 1.2. 3.4: Phys. Ed. Aid 3. JAMES NORTHROP: Navl Hon. Sec. 3.4-, V, Pres. 4: S.C. Treas. 1; Sec. '2; V. Pres. 3; repor- ter 4: VASC Workshop 1: Boys' State 3: Chours 1: Band1.2.3.4; BB 1.2.3.4; Bsklb. 1.2.3.4; Ecolo- gy Club 2.3: officer 2. CARL OIALA: soccer1.2.3.4;Phys. Ed. Aid 3. FRANCIS OIALA: Class Sec. '2: soccer 1.2.3.4; Phys. Ed. Aid 3. SCOTT PETERSON: Chorus 2.3: Praetorian Pho- tographer 1.2.3. JEANNE RAPPENO: Nal'l Hon. Soc. 4; Band 1.2; Bsktb. 2.3: softball '2. CHRISTINE SWAN: Nal'l Hon. Soc. 3.4: Girls State 3;Assemb1y Comm. '2; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Sutherland 3: Ed. 4; Library Club 2. 3: Library Aid 1.2.3.4. ANNA TONELLI: Nar'l Hon. Soc. 3.4:Glr15 State Alt. 3; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Dramatic: 3; Bsktb. 1.2; softball 1.2: field hockey 1.2.3.4; Praetori- an 3.4. MARLR WETMORE: Nat'l Hon. Sec. 3.4-. Sec. 4; softball 1.2.3. 29 30 21 what we should wish when we are you ng is to be able. to live until we are old and to rcmcmbcr when we wars: young . . v. . 3I 32 33 34 MR. ROGER MITIGUY. Principal Administration and Faculty SCHOOL BOARD. Chrmn.. Miss Mary Fregosi, Mrs. Gretchen Weidman, Mr. Dan Kearney, Mr. Charles Rodgers; missing. Mr. Ri- chard Robertson. MR. HOWARD ABRAHAMSON. Ass't Principal. Athletic Din. Mathematics X - am? MR. CHESTER JONES Music .4. MR. ROY PILCHER Math MR. BRUCE HANSEN, Industrial Arts MRS . MARY ELLEN BIXBY English MR. LEON ORVIS. Social Studies 35 MISS KRISTINA SAMPSON MR. BRIGGS DUNN I MR. SAMUEL EZZO Librarian Busineys, Remedial Education , .. - i MISS mum BROLIN MR. cums LEACH MRS. DORRITT STOPEK Jr. High English Math. Science Art MR. STEPHEN HUNTER MRS. ANN FOGG Boys Physical Education English 36 MR. JOHN MCSHANE English. German MR . EDNA RD GODLEWSKI Science -a-l-u av ' MISS BARBARA DUNSTAN Girls Physicat Education MRS . KAREN BURKE English MISS DIANE 'I'UTHERLY French. Remc MISS CAROLYN DORR Home Economics dial Education MR. JAMES WOLYNEC Social Studies 37 . .0 n . MR5. LILLIAN HIER MRS. PAULINE DALTO Remedial Education Business Education MR. GLENN GILES MRS. GRETCHEN STANNARD Music Art h .' . H MRS. PATRICIA VALLOC MRS. CHARLOTTE MAHONEY MRS. BETTY LANPHERE Secretary Secretary Secretary 33 MR. BERNARD RATTI Custodian MRS. LEE BACCEI. MRS. ROMA SACERIC Cooks MRS. RUTH SULE Lunch Room Supervisor MR. WILLIAM BLAISE Custodian 39 R1: Quad-Capt. P. Anderson. Quad0Capt. C. Ojala, D. Shortslceves, Quad- Soccer Capt. T. Bartlett, Quad-Capt. M. Morgan. R2: Coach Orvis, Mgr. D. Greene, R. Hanscarik, D. Martinez, A. Mccier, M. Socinski, F. Ojala, S. Zani, M. McMahon, R. Smith. Mgr. D. Dom. R3: C. Chehy, F. Kennedy, D. Anderson, B. McMahon, R. Corey. B. Hicky. F. Keyser. D. Corliss. Thc Proctor Varsity soccer team was undefeated in the regular playing season. They tied Otter Valley 0-0 and went on to have a 10-0-1 rc- Cord. The team defeated Stowe in the quarter finals, Ludlow in the seminfinals and Thetford in the finals. Our only loss was 1'0 Mr. Anthony 2-1 in the state. game. Over- all we had a 13-1-1 record. The W soccer team had a good season too. Their rc- cord was 3-0-1. R1: I. Shannon, L. Lafrance. D. Morgan. R. Smith, D. Taranovich. E. Goodrich. P. Gray. R2: P. Pilchcr, A. Smith, D. Hanson. G. Racettee, G. Thompson, B. Mc- Cullough, R. Rhody, Coach Orvis. R3: R. DelBianco. D. Frappier. J. Brewer, R. Thatcher. R. Lavallc. T. Yackanovich. R1: H. Johnson. R. Mecier. D. Lertola. J. Ojala, K. Don. R2: K. Hanson. P. Garrow. S. Buzzell, R. Den. 6. Pilcher, M. Beauregard, A. Hansen, J. May. R 3: R. Niles, M. Curtis, G. Lose, K. Abraham- son, R. Mitowskj, S. Lanphere, P. Corliss, R. Tanner. R 4: D. Callus, w. Hansen, V. Gatri, E. 1.050, E. Dwyer. The Junior High soccer team came out of their regular season with a 5-1-1 record. They lost to Otter Valley and tied Rochester. R 1: J. Houpt, S. Rani, L. Skjetne, D. McCullough, Co-capt. A. Houpt, K. Wcidman, Co-capt. L. Blackwood, T. Lertola. D. Provencher, E. Weid- '. man, V. Cox. R2: B. Larson. D. Lanphere. D. De nen, P. Shostak, J. -'I McCullough. P. toddard, J. Bartlett, T. Rinehart, C. Visi. A. Tonellj, E. Curtis. M. Casey, J. Baker. A. Lar- son, 5. Ojala. B. Carleton, Coach Dunsfan. F ield H ockey The girls' field hockey team came through in the true Phantom tradition. They were 6-2 in the regular playing season and placed 3rd in the CVUAL. For the first Lime the; took part in the state competition an were defeated in the quarterfinals 3-2 by Otter Valley. 42 Coach Wolyncc. D. Squires. D. Buskcy, E. Garrow, R. Corey, C. BaSkerball Chehy. I. Northrop. M. Morgan. D. Shorrslccvc. M. Socinski, J. The Varsity Bas- Vajda, S. Mullin, D. Greene, D. Martinez, Mgr. -VARSITY. kcthall team had .111 8-13 record this sea- 5011 but mine out of thirteen losses were by less than six points. This season was :1 rebuilding year because we lost 9 players last year. however. the 11-1- capmins helped the younger players throughout the season gain needed experi- ence for the next years. The Junior Varsity had a 7-13 record . - +5 er f.gt'g qiLcr-b. ED 4' 22 ,11 KNEELING: P. Keyser, S. Lani. STANDING: 6. Thompson, P. Gray. 5. Wood, R DelBlanco, I. Brewer. R. Thatcher, Coach Hunter, B. Hickey. A. Mecier. P. Pilcher. D. Morgan, D. Taranovich. Mgr. I. Rinchart - JR. VARSITY. R 1: Coach Dunstan. A. Larson. T. Griffin. R. Suaaon, M. Anderson. Coach Don. R2: D. Degnen. B. Rhodes. K. Abrahamson. L. Austin, Girls, VarSity P. Stoddard, K. Thatcher. R3: Co-capts. N. Skuba. L. DelBianco. The giris basketball team posted a 9-6 record during the regular scheduled season and ended up with a 10-6 record overall. The placed Md in the CVGAL and Loog pan in State cominetition. The girls . heat Whitin 1am in thC play-offs but lost in l: e quarterfinals to Blue h-iountain who went on to win the State. Under the coachin of Mr. Orvis the Junior High basket 311 team had a good season. Their record for the season was 8-3, losing to Rutland Town twice and Poulmey once. They finished third in the Rutland tournament winning two games and losing one to Poulmey. ff I I ' r R1: Mgr. K. Shaner, R. Mecier. S. Dix, H. Johnson, I. Ojala, Coach Orvis. R2: R. Tanner, K. Abrahamson. E. L030, 1. Burney, V. Gatt'l. S. Lanpherc, R. Dart. R3: P. Garrow, R. Mitch'ski, K. Don, S. Buzzell. 43 Cheerleadmg VARSITY. R1: Tm mm, 1mm Weidman. Debby Lanphere. R 2: Jody Brewer. Sue Champine. Bonnie Carlton. EXIT L11 HIT RIGHT CENTER.- J.V., R 1; D. Johnson. J. Pentowski, L. Soulia, M. Smith. C. Ander- son. R2: J. McCul- lough. P. Shostak. BOTTOM: J. H., M. Smith. J. Houpt, L. Phem, L. Anderson, E. Weidman, D. Skjct- ne, M. Corey. Softball For the second year ' in a row the softball ' team went undefeated in the Central Vermont : Girls Athletic Vermont Girls Athletic League. They did have one loss ' - to Woodstock which was a nonwlea ue encounter. 1 A .. The girls have high hopes for next year since they .- are 0111 losing their one . senior ynn DelBianco. h' v..- ' . ' h 435mm R1: Co-capts. N. Skuba. L. DelBianco. R2: P. Shostak. J. McCullou h. L. Austin, S. Ojala, D. Lanphere. K. Abrahamson. K. Weidman. P. Shost . R 3: Coach Don, M. Anderson, A. Zani, D. Jones, R. Stratton, P. Anderson. T. Rine- hart, A. Larson, D. chnen, B. Carleton. MISSING: C. Turco. .V. Varga, M. Stratton. J Baseball Under the coaching of Wade Mitchell the baseball team finished the re lar season with an 8- record. They beat Williamstown. 1 -O in the pla offs but were . defeated y Thetford in the quarterfinals. Thus ended the season 9-4. . The look forward to a - season next car, having lost only 11 ee seniors. .L R 1: B. Jones, D. Tarauovich. C. Chehy, S. Mullins. D. Buskey. T. Mullins. R 2: Mgr. J. Rinehart. R. DelBianco. H. Smith. .1. Northrop, D. Shortslecves, . B. Hickey, Coach Mitchell. MISSING: M. Morgan, B. Mecier. 45 This timE she wasn't caught looking. x Enthusiastic side lines. A surprise shot. We must be losing. 1-..: Shortsleeves deli vars. l. Moon's about to throw this one away. No. Mike, you're out! 47 Rae and partner Leach Nancy :0 dance. Ann. fix your hair later. Mickey jumps in a free-for-all. Our fearless junior high. q. Up in the sky - 11's a bird . . plane . You're on the same team, Morgan scores IWD . . boys . . . more! Shortsleeve from the foul line. Jim scores from in close as usual. Charlie guns for two against West Rutland. 50 You're going to get yours . LEFT: Future star Phantom . Bn9,10i11r BELOW: Am I in the right place? I 12,313 Eggbcater beans him out. One. two . . . cha-cha-cha BATMAN! Oh - my hairdo . . . You must get a haircut to play on our team . BELOW: Where did she go? Einstein? BELOW: Screaching halt! F47. '. -'v't,' 'J 52 Awards , .1. 3, 1 I! H 4 will? I i: 1 - Congratulations to the, 1973 award winners. Additional awards were Vt. Essay - L. DelBianco. ls: '.' place. 1. Rappeno. 2nd place, and - . . '. :- Sutherland award. C. Swan, Indus- - trial Am. C. Larson. .1; I. l 1.' l . . 1' f w h; HONOR STUDENTS, R 1: J. Bartlett. M. Wetmore, C. Allard, 1. Rap- eno, C. Swan. N. Larson. J. Brewer. R2: L. DelBianco, W. Houpt. A. Tonelli, J. Northrop. S. Cook, F. Ojala, K. Corliss, D. Dom. B. Cizmadia. Co-valedictorians, Anna To- nelli and Lynn DelBianco Boys' State. A. Styles. Alt. 1. Rinehart. H. Smith r; Buzzell-Gallus Award, P. Anderson no... I American Legion Award. John Philip Sousa Award. 1. National Choral Award. 1. Brewer J. Ojala Northrop q Character Achieve- DAR Award, J. Silver P Recipients. J. Brewer. J. Bartlett. C. Swan. A. To- rment, J. Northrop Bartlett Gregg Socinski Memorial Award. P. Gray Home Economics Award. N. Larson nelu, J. Northrop, L. DelBianco ' 5 Danforth Award, I. Northrop; I Girls' State, P. Stoddard. N. N. Larson Skuba. Alt. 1. Baker UVM Math Awards. 3. Zani, L. Industrial Arts Awards. T. Harri- DelBianco. B. Jones son. B. McMahon, H. Stickney. E. Woods . National Math Awards. D. Wig- Art Award. P. Stoddard gen, J. Northrop. D. Buskey. B. Jones 53 ' , T. . - ff. . 'l' ' I I ' . R1: J. Ryan. C. Visi. D. McCullough. L. Thibault. R2: Mrs. Fogg. M. Styles. Sutherland B. Carleton, J. McCullough. D. Johnson. c. Swan. D. McCullough, B. Griffin. Proctorian Assembly Committee .3-' - . 51317: . .- 'i. I i- .5. I R 1: A. Tonelli. D. Lanphere. L. Blackwood. R2: R 1: B. Cizmadia. R. Johns0n. Miss Brolin. R2: 8. Cook, P. Stoddard, A. Curtis. R 3: S. Ojala, D. Grimes. K. Abrahamson. R3: I. Rinehan. K. Abrahamson, K. Valloch. R4: D. McCullough. H. Johnson. K. Weidman. I. McCullough. R 5-. E. Curtis, c. Turco. B. Rhodes. R6: P. Soulhworth. H. Smith. L-R: J. Rappeno, N. Larson. A. Curtis, B. Cizmadia. P. Stoddard. . H S - N. Skuba, M, Wetmore, D. Dom. Mr. Pilcher. Rev. Whitimore. l. 0110f 061602 Northrop. L. DelBianco, J. Bartlett, A. Tonelli, J. Brewer. C. Swan. D. Lanphere. A. Houpt. S rudent Council R 1: P. Keyser. L. DelBianco. D. Bus- key. J. Tillberg, R. Mecier. R. Smith. V. Gatti. R2: B. Larson. Mr. A , J. Northrop, M. SO- cinski, C. Keyser. J. Bartlett, P, Pilcher, E. Goodrich. 55 56 Library A ides . k - .. . 7.! - R1: V. Gard. G. Pilcher. B. Mitowski, K. Dorr. R2: E. Goodrich. R. Grochot, C. Ojala. C. Keyser, A. Styles. MISSING: D. Bausch. R 1: M. Curtis. J. Baker. K. DaviS. D. McCullough. R2: 5. Buzzell, G. Pilcher. D. McCullough, D. McCullough. MISSING: J. McCullough. 1. .5: .91.. 5.9er X at 4 . 58 59 TOP LEFT: Fat Albert strikes again. TOP RIGHT: Hey you guys where's the puck?I CENTER LEFT: Ah 1, 2, Ah 1, E, 3, 4. CENTER RIGHT: Hap- piness - Defeating the JR's, Right Jody? BOTTOM LEFT: The last of the great GREASERS. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sing along with Teabags. Win ter C arnival Congratulations to this yearq winter cami- val queen. Debby Lan- phcre, and her escort. Doug Burgess. Congra- tulations are also in order for the members of the court, Linda Blackwond and escort John Sivret, Jancl Bart- lett and escort Dennis Martinez, Betty Larson and escort Paul Austin. and Lori Skjemc and escort Steven Lanphcrc. This year the trophy went to the senior class. 6l Band and Chorus H; eve! '5' yin R 1: N. Northrop. C. Peterson, C. Keyser. G. Pilcher. R2: M. Stratton. T. Rinehart, D. Socinski. R. Mi- towski. J. Tillberg, G. Racette, J. May, J. Ladabauch. R 3: M. Lavallee. C. Gee, L. Anderson. E. Weid- man. 5. Jakubowski, S. Robertson, D. Taranovich, A. Hanson. M. Curtis, G. Houpt, S. Zani, K. Dorr. S. Buzzell. J. Shannon. R4: R. Don, P. Stoddard. J. Rineharl, L. Duper. R. Stratton. A. Curtis. M. Socin- ski. F. Keyser. J. Northrop. Cond. Mr. Jones. : I. ' 19- g; 1. .' .... R1: 1. McCullough, Pam Shostak, M. Curtis, Pat Shostak. R2: J. BIeWer, J. Baker, K. Weidman, P. Stoddard. R3; L. DelBianco, A. Curtis, N. Skuba, E. Curtis, 3. Cook. TOP: D. Greene. L. DEIBiBI'ICG. BOTTOM: Let's try for the whole hand. Mr. Jones! I. Brewer. S. Champine. Hark! Listen to the music . . . This car, under the direction of Mr. Jones. the enthusiasm 0 the band and Chorus has been better than ever. In addition to putting forth two well attended concerts, certain members of the band and Chorus had the privilege of attending a regional music festival that was held at Bristol, Feb. 9 and 10. This festival was a new experience for Proctor and proves to be another stepping stone in the progress of our music dcpartmem. R1: D. McCullough. D. McCullou h, D. Skjet- ne. K. Valloch. S. Scnecal. R2: . Styles. 1. McCullough. P. Stoddard, K. 1. r'm'dman. D. Deg- nan. R3: I. Fentomki. M. K noski. L. Demi- anco. N. Skuba, J. McCulloug . R1: 8. Robertson. R2: P. Gray, R. Smith. R3: D. Greene, 1. Rinehart, J. Brewer. R4: F. Keyser, H. Smith, A. Styles, P. Southworth. .' ,5 $14.. tug, r .t; R 1: L. LaFrance. M. Beyettei, A. Perkins, Pam Shostak, Pat Shostak. S. Champine, S. Ram', L. Soulia, G. Carusl. L. skjetne. R2: T. Rinehart. J. Bartlett. M. Curtis, J. Brewer, D. McCullough, L. Austin. B. La:- son. 13. Allen. L. Souha. R3: J. Baker, D. Johnson. A. Curtis, K. Curtis, D. Dydo. R. Garrow. IJ. Dydo, A. Larson. 1. Frazier, N. Namath. R4: J. Ryan, D. Buskey. E. Curtis, M. LaVallee, V. Varga. A. Tonelli, 5. Cook, T. Lertola. T. Cums, A. Zani. LEFT: 'REGIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS. R1: 1. Brewer, Pat Shoatak, B. Allen. R2: A. Curtis, K. h-':-:idman. 1. Baker. M. Curtis, Pam Shostak, T. Rinehart. R3: 1. Rinehart, D. 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