Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1974 volume:

Ah. this world is burning fast Oh, this world will never last 1 dorm wa nt to lose it in my time Give me time forever in my time I don't want to lose harmony of the universe . . Cat Stevens PROC TORIAN '74 Proofor High School Procfor, Vermonf TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Introduction 1 In Memoriam 2 Theme 3 Adm inistration 6 Faculty '1' Seniors 12 Classes 23 Activities 33 Sports . 50 Advertisem ants 62 Conclusion '72 In Memoriam Chuck Flanders '-!' a . I -: gm If R m ll: .; When you pan from your friend, you grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, As the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain . . . Kahlil Gibran Stu Westin Adminisfrafion Mr. Richard Zani Sup erintendent - IEMIMLHEW ? Tr in El? Mr. Roger Mitiguy Principal School Board, Mr. Richard Robertson, Mr. Dan Kearney. Mr. Charles Rogers. Mrs. Gretchen Weidman. Miss Mary Fregosi, Chrmn. Mr. Ronald Stebbins Mr. Howard Abrahamson Guidance Ass't. Principal. Athletic Din. Mathematics Mr. Leon Orvis Social Studies Mr. Ed Godlewski Math, Science Mr. james Wolynec Mr. Samuel Ezzo Social Studies Jr. High Science ll. Im II I . . Norm an Champine Science Mr. Roy Pilcher Math Mr. Paul Wager Boys' Physical Education iglgiuznggzuzuug in- T3 ii :iiirgtrurwyn Miss Barbara Dunstan Mr. Tom Sheehan Girls' Physical Education Remedial Education Mr. Glenn Giles Mrs. Madeline Sherman Mrs. Gretchen Stannard Music Librarian Art Mrs. Karen Burke English Mr. John McShane English, German Miss Otilia Brolin Jr. High English Mr. David Ferguson French. English Mrs. Mary Ellen Bixby English .1 'l 5' lit. Q :x ti .? :1 . .' ,. h M i'. '34! 1 Mrs. Esteile Chandler Business Mrs. Pauline Dalto Business, English Miss Carolyn Don Home Economics Mr. Bruce Hansen Industrial Arts . A . .$ . 8-5.4 u--- H;- - ,4 .4 .- K - A l ' n A Mrs. Patricia Valloch Secretary t1 Mrs. Ellie Austin Lunchroom Supervisor MI. William Blaise Custodian M Helpers Mr. Bernard Ratti Custodian L F . rs. Roma Saceric. Mrs. Lee Baccei Cooks Mrs. Charlotte Mahoney Secretary H 12 Seniors MICHELE ANDERSON Beer bottle . v . summer of 73 . ..T'1pTop . . . that laugh . . . life on the basket- ball bench . . '. Mickey Since teenagers are too old to do the things kids do and not old enough to do things adults do, they do things nobody else does. NANCY ANDERSON 19111 Green . . . nightly walks . . . shorty . . . smokes like a chimney'. . . Whadda ya wan- na do? . . . frizzies Unlawful desires are punished after the effect of enjoying. but impossible desires are punished in the desire itself. n Class Motto: You only go around once in lifm Class colors: Blue and Silvar Class flower: BIue and White Carnations PENNY ANDERSON Walrus . . . Droopy . . . The Crew Don't put off for tomorrow what you can do today because if you enjoy it today you can do it again tomorrow. d LAUREL AUSTIN Laurie . . . Silver Towers . . zonked . . . square dancing . ..j0ck.. .clicks. ..pug nose This and a great deal more like it. I have had to put up with. DAVID BUSKEY Lynn . . . Cueball . . . Busk . . . UVM . . . field hockey 5th period . . . Bush Memorial Every day should pass as if it were to be your last, SANDRA BA SCOCK MyJoe. . . BigRed. .. baby sister . . . leg-leg . . . remember Montreal? . . . England If you have one true friend, you have more than your share. RICHARD CHAMPWE Bubble . . . Jews Mots . . . My son . . . West Mt. . . . Rat hole If the law supposed that, said Mr. Bumble. the law is a jack- ass. an idiot. r' - -'I v. '1. JAYNE BAKER Clothes . . . Slater hater . . . silver skates . . . shy? . . . happy-go-lucky . . . free periods Don't walk behind me for I may not lead: don't walk before me for I may not follow; just walk beside me and be a friend. SUSAN CHAMPINE iChittenden . . . Susie . . . strawberry hill . . . soap operas Men and women chasing each other is what makes the human race. 14 DAVID CORLISS 396 Chev . . . V.O.C. . . . 'Don't hassle me Ted! . . . The Roma . . . Schlitz A man can fool women some of the time, and some women all of the time, but what bothers man is why he canE fool the same women the same way all the time DAVID DEGNEN Dude . . . field hockey 5th period . . . New Jersey . . . UVM . . . Doo-dadical . . . skating One man's ceiling is another man's floor. ' ANNE CURTIS Banana . . . brick walls . . . Drummer girl Let not the bad times blind us, but let the. good times bind us. GARY DORN Meritorious P.F.C. . . . USMC . . . motivation . fired up'.' . . . male chauvin- in pig . . . grasshopper Life ain't easy and nothing comes free. ELLEN CURTIS Pianist . . . actras . . . peanut butter! . . . Cat Stevens . . . Ocean Beach NJ. . . . Sterling School I don't want no god on my lawn. just a flower I can help along. Cause the soul of nobody knows how a flower grows. RICHARD FLANDERS Dick . . . Chittenden . . . Lisa The best things in life aren't things. BARBARA FOWLER F Chittenden . . . Drive-in; . . . Whitehall . . . Schlitz Experience is the fool of learn- ing. Love is the way of life. MARIO GATT! Mars . , . the bank . . . new specs Our minds are finite. and yet even in these circumstances of finitude we. ate suttounded by possibilities that are infinite, and the outpose of human life is to grasp as much as We can out of the infinitude. KEN GALO K.G. . . . V.M.C.0. There is no comparison between that which is lost by not succeed- ing and that which is lost by not trying. JOSEPH GRADZIE Dodge Dart . . . Fair Haven Outlet . . . G.E. NOW-a -daw women don't hire domestic help: they marry it. EDWARD GARROW vegetable man . . . kouple kold ones . . . bananas . . . Schlitz . . . Germ . . . Ap- ple Pie The problem of evil is not that there is so much of it that we cant see the good, but that there is so little of it and yet it still wins. TERRI GRIFFIN t Ivan . . . Chlttenden bus My de finition of a free society is a society where it is safe to be unpoPuIat. 15 RIC HARD GROC HOT Dick . . . The Roma . . . Midnight Auto Supply . . . West Mt. . . . 88-396 engine jobs at Corliss garage Women have more imagination than men. They need to tell us how wonderful we are. This ecology class is a farce !! DEBRA JOHNSON Sutherland meetings! . . . How you use today determines how tomorrow uses you. BR'Y AN JONES Boner . . . football . . . poindexter Coexistence or no existence. VK JOHN JONES Corliss garage . . . 650 Bonnie . . . 1n heaven there is no pot. that's why We smoke alot . . . bag it, buya pound . . . Wondermem A rolling stone gathers no moss. But then a rolling stone doesn't care. ! c. .- p: 9 vii, I$ ' 2H? . $1 J, 1 9.51 . :5 .. . CAROL KEYSER Ruhemehr . . . Jeepy-Jeep . . . MaySrd. . . CAP. . .Sei Glucklich 5. M. I'm not going to do nothing anymore. Never again? Well. not so much. They don't let you. JACQUELINE L050 Ricky. . . Gut girl . . . poopie baba . . . I swear! . . . you dummie huh? . . . kiss a frog! Happy are those who dream -..reams and are ready to pay the twice to make them come true. DEBRA LANPHERE Doug . . . Boones Farm . . Queenie . Not the briefest moment. yours nor mine, can ever come again. . . greenvw. . . MARTIN MCMAHON Honda 280 . . . Allouene 296 . . . VOC . . . ping-pong champ . . . Luanne Life is very short and very un- certain; let us spend it as well as we can. BETTY LARSON Bets . . .-Kixie . . . Aachar hop . . . what a temper! . . . Ch. notes . . . wacky T and munchies I hate and I love. Why I do so. perhaps you ask. I do not know, but I feel it and I am in torment. BERNARD MECIER Boink . . . Blink . . . vege- tableman. . . apple pie. . . Schlitz . . . I fought the law but the law won. Life is not lived between week- ends alone. STEPHEN MULLIN Moon. ..C8LD. ..Chit- tenden . . . Rambling Rambler 343 . . . Boards You calf! just go on being a good egg. You must either hatch or go bad. $4, m .. , . ROBERT PETERSON Rotten Bob . . . cemetery . . . garbage man . . . Teri Most of the shadows of this life are caused by out standing in our own sunshine. MA RI E LL EN M L' RPHY Mama . . . Murf . . . diets ..cadi...parries... that laugh! Originality is the 3.11 of con- cealing your source. ANN POPOVITCH Square dancing . . . sleaze Camp Friendship . . . retards . . . dick . . . Annie Grannie- That excellent country lady; Innocent Simplicity. . I LINDA OGDEN Oggie . . . 2 yrs. . . . Brad . . . Fla. . . . Mountain Top . . wedding bells . . . Teddy Bear . . . Chittenden If you have a friend worth loving, love him. SCOTT RAYMOND Raymo . . . Chittenden . . . Eyeles . . . Allouette 340 Man's fear of ideas is probably the greatest dike holding back human knowledge and happi- ness. LORI RETA J05 EPH RINEHART The LA kid . . . beautician. . . Gypsy . . . thathat! . . . black and white . . . caddy '5'? Chevy. . . J.A.R. . . . . . . V.A.C. . . . What'sa manager . . . C.A.P. Proctor The wicked always get their The bad times are forgotten. reward. only I'm hanged if! can the good always remembered; detine what wicked means. these are the memories to be cherished for a lifetime. SUSAN SENEGAL Westside Phantom . . . Some penple have to be out on a limb before they'll tum over a new leaf. Escapees of Ringling Bros. RICHARD SCHANER Roma . Don't hassle me! . . . Schlitz . . . Midnight Auto Supply . . . The Green Dragon . . . Mabelline eyes Sex is a three-letter word which sometimes needs some good old fashioned four-letter words to convey its fulltime meaning; words like help. give. care. love. NANCY SKUBA Scooby-Doo . . . Little Ma- chine . . . Marble Exhibit . . . Honker . . . Girls'State There is so much had in the best of us and so much good in the worst of us. that it doesn't behoove any of us to talk about the rest ofus. HOBART SMITH Keep on truckin' . . . Pitts . . . Annapolis . . . skier . . . Boys' State . . . sailing The search for a scapegoat is the. easiest of all hunting expeditions. DANNY SQUIRES Skating . . . hockey . . . 0th er ping-pong champ . . . those field hockey games . . Squeak To learn something new, take the same path you took yesterday. MARGARET SMITH Maggit . . . Jerry . . . friz- zies . . . earrings . . . art class . . . London If I had the time to relive my life. Idon't think I'd care to change a thing. As long as I find just a little peace of mind, I can dream and laugh, and I can sing. Jayne. keep your hands off I PETER SOUTHWORTH Saint Joe's . . . rebel . . . skis . . . the little blue bug Life is: Learning from yesterday Living today Hoping for tomorrow PAULA STODDARD Greg . . . Carriage Room . . . Maine. . . Y.C.C. . . . art- ist . . . braces I would not live without the love of my friends. H Li rr m k +' Mmzw'ii i RAE STRATTON ADAM STYLES Herbie . . . Mr. President . accidentally on purpose . Peneltons . . . Homeroom 212 . . . The Crew Basketball . . . O.V.U.H.S. Ninety percent of the art of . . . Ads . . living consists of getting on with people that one cannot stand. What can I say? What is the purpose of life? To find the purpose of life by being the eyes, ears, and conscience of the creator. You fool. .2 f LINDA THIBAULT CINDY TURCO Marks . . . Rntland Hospital Voluptuous . . . C.A.T. . . . . . . Linny . . . Sutherland v.w, . , , freak . . . zonked dropout . . . giggles . . . , . . bells musing Let me tell you the tales of I am to be what I am now becoming. your life. of the cut and the thrust of the knife. the tireless oppression, the wisdom instilled. the desire to kill or be killed. LINDA TANNER Coochie . . . movies . . . babysitting. . . Florida . . . trips to Rutland It matters not what you are thought to be. but whatyou are. A JOHN VAJDA Center Rutland man . . . Toyota . . . Charlie . . . snack bar The beauty of America is that the average man thinks he is above average. 21 CAROL VISI V.A.C. . . . High on the ski tow. . . Thelnn. . . Y.C.C. . . . That field hockey uni- form . . . Sterling You must begin by knowing that you have already arrived. EVA WHEELER Chittenden . . . that green Scout . . . Odds and Interests . . . bowling . . . skiing . . . Castleton If you can't stop, smile as you go by. It was funny, Mama but not that funny . . . 22 TERRI WOODS M.SJ. . . . Rutland. . . Bob . . . McDonalds ' It's not time to make a change. Just sit down, take it slowly. You're Still young. that's your fault. There's so much you have to go through. ' .. . . uh........nr.- : 4a. ROLAND WOODS Chittenden. . . engines Patience is willingneSS to be- come what We can, not readiness to accept what we are. We're having a heat wave . . . in mid-Dec.'? Fearsome duo plots for next move 23 24 Paddle 'em good! what a 200 ll! what are you thinking about No Chocola te mess Another day wasted Give us a smile! You devil, you! Our fearless leaders - he Odd Couple Those your Sun. go-to-meeting shoes? I've nothing to hide, hah hah. l .. W. . mi. You only go agound ghee in life. so why not grab for all the gusto you can? n4 .. 25 26 The answer m question 5 is B. Hi, I'm Dick! 5 Th; one hiding is L. Taunc r Which anc's which? I'm your fairy godmother Love me tender Dave, give me a potato chip! Is this class for real? My lips are scaled . . . 27 2B Juniors Kim Abrahamson Christine Anderson Lawrence Ballou Chris Bartlett David Bausch Gail Beauregard Gilda Caceres Bonnie Carl Eton Grace Carusi Kathy Curtis Terry Delancey John Dydo Man reen Flanders Da vid Fra ppier Joanne Hanson Kayce Hinton Scott Jaku bowski Robin johnson Fran Keyser Richard La va 1186 The juniors ave a whirl a: the Winter Carw nival this year LII alas. they came in 4th place. Maybe next time Juniors! Bonnie Carleton won Queen for 1'4 and Gilda Caceres was in the court. In the candy sale they came in 2nd place with the help of Bob Tanner sell- ing 23? boxes. Their 3rd annual square dance was again a very successful dance. Hh i Debomh McCullough Janet McCullough Adolph Mecier Nancy Nemeth Suzy Ojala Gerald Racette Steven Rappeno Beverly Rhodes Terri Rineharr J can Ryan Andrew Smith Steve Smith Mark Socinski Linda Soulia Reberc Tanner William Taranovich Richard Thatcher Mark Thibault Steve Turco Katie Weidman Elmer Wheeler Rebecca Wheeler Donald Wiggin Spencer Wood 29 Sophomores Beth Allen Barbara Anderson John Ballou Timothy Bartlett Frank Beyette Mary Beyette Jeff Brewer Dean Burgess Debbie Buskey Brenda Caceres Leona Culver Mary Curtis Karen Davis Scott Davis Diane Degnen Richard DeIBianco Leslie Deyette Loren Draper Judy Frazier Cynthia Gee Ernest Goodrich Peter Gray David Grimes Stephen Grimes David Hanson Robert Harrison Once again the sopho- mores took first place in the Winter Carnival this gear. The class worked ard to try to beat the Freshmen and succeeded. Pat Shostak was in the Queen's Court this year for '74. The Sophomore dance was a very successful dance. and they all had fun work- ing together. Unfortunate- 1 for the rest of the school I ey seem to have a green thumb for do'm things right; but the tEumb turned red for they came in 5th place in the candy sale. Brian Hickey Thomas Holland Debbie Jones Mary Kynoski Larry LaFrance Lori LaFrance Andrea Larson Martha LaVallee Burton McCullou$1 Iudith McCulloug David Mor an Terry Mullm Judy Pentkowski Paul Pilcher Scott Robertson Ronald Rhoda Cherie Senecal John Shannon David Shortsleeve Pamela Shostak Patricia Shostak Robert Smith Mary Stratton Donald Tanner Mary Tanner Daniel Taranovich James Tara zavich Katherine Thatcher G ary Thompson Ann Zani 31 3'2 Freshmen Karen Aincs Jodie Allard Shamn Andi: rsun Ernest Atwood Dunna Bausch Joe Beauregard Ron Bushey- James Burney Maureen Corey Paul Corliss Nancy Coven Rob DelBianco Carolyn Delpha Llsa. Deyette Steve Dix Ronald Duty Edward Dwyer Donna Dydu David Callus Rena Garrow Vincent Gatti Susan Gray Brian Griffin Wesley Hansen Kathy Harrison Sue Howland Mark Jakuhowski .! Both the ninth grade dances, the Hop and Square Dance, went very wellV The candy sale was a success with a large to- tal added to the treasury Eddie L050, Jeff Lennard, and Lori Pehm were among the mp five candy salesmen. The Win- ter Carnival day was a disaster with the miners coming in last. Belinda Nm- mandy made the Queen's Coun. Herbert Johnson Sharon Jozwiak James Ladabouche Jeff Leonard David Lertola Edward Loso Mark Lnsu Betty Martin Darlene McCullough Doreen McCullough Ronea Mecier Jennifer Murdock Belinda Normandyr Naomi Northrup John Ojala Lori Pehm Marlene Perry Carlene Peterson Helen Racette Kim Senecal Debbie Skjetne Mary Smith Melissa Smith Diane Suulia Matthew Styles Paula Thibaulr Robert Thornton Catherine Trombly Kim Vallnch Paula Wheeler Michelle Wood 33 34 Eighfh Grade Kirk Ahyahamsan Linda A ndcrson Timothy Atwmd joseph Baker Richard Baker Michael Beautegard Kevin BlanchaId Scntt Brewer Barbara Bushcy Stephen Buzzcl! Lisbcth Caccrcs Kelley Capman Mark Chapin Elaine Corliss Vaherie Cox Michael Curtis Teresa Curtis Kevin Dorr Reginald Dorr Paul Garroh' Philip Grimes Kathleen Haley Andrew Hanson Kevin Hanson 3-.- Lama Holland Michele 1220 51116 Jakuboswki Steven Lanphere Tracey LcrLoLa Guy L050 Tammy Martin Jeffrey May Robert Mitowski Raymund Niles Andrea Perkins George Pilcher I'H'O'I'C hm Avail: M- Deborah Prgx'encher sherie Ram Patricia Robertson Gary Russell Catherine Santoro Kevin Schaner Laura Skjetne Lisa Soulia Helena Tanner Raymond Tanner JOGI Tillberg Elizabeth Weidman The eighth grade class had a. verg. good year. They came in fourth in the candy sale, making their class treasury 348 richer. In the-wimer Carnival they placed second, fighting a tough battle against the seventh grade. In Oct- ober they made trips to Central Vermont to dismiss energy and electricity. 3.5 Sevenfh Grade Erik Anderson Edward Billings F. Paul Burney Ileana Caceres Vicky Chapin Mary Cook Gregory Curtis Suzanne Degnen Trena Delangey Cherie Dory Donald Gee David Gradziel William Gravelle John Gray Jeffrey Grimes Troy Hanson Maureen Hickey Bonnie Johnson Ra ndall Johnson Mark Jones .1- The Seventh grade got off 10 a cod start by winning the candy sale an in- creasing their treasury by 53132. 00. In the Winter Carnival events, however, the were not as successful. They came in th place. 36 m-- . Frank Weidman Linda LaFrance Bruce Luckerby Annmarie Lose Helen Lose Dale Martin David McGee Sandra McQuate Raymond Moran Timothy Patch Jeffrey Russell Joann Senecal Sandra Senecal Ellen Smith Patricia Smith Frank Strattbn Melanie Styles Scott Sule Charlene Swahn Kenneth Tanner Richard Tanner Debra Tremble Gregory Valioc Tina Varga Paula V151 3? This year for the first time the band met dur' g the School day. These new prelrtin': hours improved attendance and gave more kids a ChEHCC m participene. The. band did a fine job at both the Christmas and Spring concerts. Jakubms'ski, 5. Gray, C. Gee , C. Peterson, N. Northrop, K. Dorr, I. Gray; R2 - L. Anderson, B. We an. M. Lavellcc, D. Taranovich, D. Socinski, B. Mitowski. J. Tilberg, S. Buzzell, .T. May, 1. Shan- non: - T. Rinehart, V. Cox, h-l. Stratton, F. Keyset, M. Sodnski, A. Hansen. M. Curtis. G. Racette. S. Zani, W. Hansen. l. Ladabouche: R4 - Mr. Giles, J. Rinehart. P. Stoddard, F. Weidman. . The chorus also benefited from the new schedule. Selem Director: Mr. Giles chorus met at night. They also did our school proud at both Acc. E. Curtis. V. Cox concerts. . 7 J y. W ' 2P . I ' id i E . SOP - T. Robertson. 5. McQuate. S. Degnen. L. Soulia, A. Perkins, E. Smith, I. Caceres. M. Cook, M. Smith: R2 - M. Smith. M. Styles. T. Varga. L. LaFrance, K. Davis, 6. Caceres, G. Caruse, E. Allen: R3 - P. Shostak, M. Beyette. 5. Gray, 5. Anderson. B. Larson, L. Ausrin, D. Dido, R. Garmw. P. Shostak1R4 - A. Zani, J. Frazier, M. Hickey. J. Baker. K. Thatcher. D. Buskey, D. McCullough, J. McCullough; R5 - A. Larson. M. Curtis. '1'. Rinehart. D. Johnson. A. Curtis. K. Curtis, M. Lavallee. 1. Ryan. . - . - t l? BASS AND TENOR - R1 - H. Smith. A. Styles. M. ALTOS - R1 - L. Skjetne. D. Soulia, J. Allard. Socinski, F. Keyser; R2 - M. Styles. D. Taranovich. D. Danen. P. Smith: R2 - D. McCullough. D. J. Rinehart, P. Gray; R3 - J. Brewer. R. Smith. McCul ough. D. Trombley. N. Northrup. K. Val- loch, H. Racette; R3 - M. Per . D. Skjeme, J. Murdock. K. Aines. C. Tromb ey; R4 - C- PEIBI- son, D. Bauseh, B. Normandie. I. McCullough. N. Nemeth; R5 - J. Pentkowski. T. Curtis. N. Skuba, M. Smith, K. Weidman, P. Stoddard. DiSTRlCT CHORUS -' R1 - L. Austin. H. Smith, F. Keyser. D. McCullough: R2 - J. Ladabouche, J. Baker. I. Brewer. M. Styles, N. Northrup: R3 - D. McCullough. E. Curtis. J. Rinehart. N. Skuba. K. Weidman. Chorus 39 Sufherland R1 - B. Griffin, R. Dory, P. Thibault, B. Carleton. J. McCullough; R2 - A. Curtis, T. Cur- tis, D. Johnson, Mrs. Sherman, M, Styles, M. Ander- son. T. V. Tech. - E. Guodrich. A. Styles, Mr. Champine. V. Gatti, L. LaFrance: Missing - R. GIOChOl Drama Club R1 - S. Degnen. I. Caceres, M. Cook. 13. McCullough; R2 - B. Lar- son, A. L050. P Smith, L. La- France. M. Styles. E. Smith, B. Allen. J. McCullough; R3 - A. Smith, D. Trombley, J. Baker. D. Degnen, M. Smith, D. McCullough. G. Caceres. L. Austin; R4 - T. Rob- ertson. D. Ix-IcCullough, K. Curtis. J. Brewer. B. Tarano'vich. K. Thatcher. A. Zani, J. Frazier. A. Larson. 40 ' : Procforian R1 - K. Weidman, Mrs. Dalto, adv. D. Lanphere K. Abrahamson. B. Rhodes. D. Mc- Cullough. J. Fam- kowski: R2- D. McCullough. S. Ojala. M. Smith, I. McCullough, D. McCullough. A339mblyComm. F- C. Trombley; 122- D. Provencher, Miss Brolin. M. Styles; R3 - R. Lavalle, B. MCCullouh. Library Aides + Seated - K. Sene- cal; R1 - 5.105- wiak, D. McCul- lou h, M. Izzo. H. cette, V. Cox, L. Holland, D. McCullou 11: R2 - J. McCu - 1011 h, D. 301.1113, C. rombley, B Larson. T. Lertola. L. Anderson. qudenf Council R1 - Mr. .A R. Mecier, S. Mc- Quate. Mr. Woly- nec; R2 - J. Allard, S. Gray, B. Larson. P. Gray, T. Rine- hart; R3 - D. Busk- ey. I . Keyser, A. Styles. R. Del- Bianco. M. Seein- ski, P. Pilcher. ll The Wizard of Oz The Dra ma Club held their first play this year entitled The Wizard of 02.. The two performances, held December 20 and 22. 1973 Were a big success. Besides providing good en- tertainment for the townspeople, the play was a new and challenging experience. full of fun and enjoyment for the cast and crew. Even the director, Ms. Burke, had a good time getting it all together. a f The 1974 Winter Carnival will part of the school year and no one W'n er probably be remembered for a long wants to lose it. The sophomores time. It was full of good and had pulled in the win followed by the carnival times, but on the most part kids eighth grade. realized that it may be the best The petuse that refreshes This healthy look? I get down to basics. t Easlttnball . . . anyone? and the agony Iwanna play too! of victory . . . of defeat! .4- 4-... P. - 'c..- .g-IP- . n51. L - Quick! Get them back in theit cages. -3 '- T? ' $ 7; x..- m ' Did the juniors hire you, ref? No, you play hockey standing up! She goes in as Linda - but who knows? 4.5 Winfer Carnival The fun has topped off with The They were as follows: Queen. Bon- . dance Saturdax n1ght.1 he Edge of nie Carleton: Court. Laurie Austin. Dance Blue play, ed and had the honor of Gilda Caceres, Pat Shostak, and picking the Queen and her ceurt.Bel1nda Normandy. Laurie and escort,3e11nda and escort. Pat and escort, Gilda and escort. Adam Styles Mark Socinski Peter Southworth Dick Thatcher Outgoing queen Deb Lanphere kept Queen Bonnie and escort. SeVenIh grade girls helped things running smoothly. Bernie Mecier with refreshments L'. V.M. and NATIONAL MATH AWARD WINNER Bryan Jones SELECT CHORUS, R 1 - M. Styles, P. Stoddard, J. Rinehart, N. North- INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD rop. D. McCullough. K. Weidman: R2 - J. Brewer, J. Baker. N, Skuba, WINNER, Joel Gradziel F. Keyset. E. Curtis, C. Austin, D. McCullough. J. Ladabouche. LI.- SELECT CHORtJS, R1 - S. Degnen, L. Sketjne. A. Loso. P. Smith. L. SL'THERLAND AWARD WINNER LaFrance. B. Johnson. L. Soulia. S. McQuate, D. Degnen: R 2 - K, Mickey Anderson Thatcher. K. Weidman. M. Smith M. Corey. R. Rinehart, D. Trom- bley, M. Smith. C. Trombley. 47 V ALL-STATE CHORUS. K. Weidman, Q I. Rinehart, E. Curtis L1 HONOR STLDENTS R1 - G.riffin D. Lanphere. D BuEkey B : ' 1 Larson P. Anderson; RZ-TS. Babcock E. Curtis D Johnson C - P Keyser A. Curtis i I 1;! l; J I '.- 1r: . ' -. H r - I SALLWTATORIAN D. A R. AWARD. HONOR STUDENTS, R 1 - E. Wheeler. N. Skuba, P. Stoddard. M. CHARACTER ACHIEVEMENT McMahon; R2 -M Smith, R Stratton G. Dom. R. Smith. A. Nancy Skuba Styles. M. Murphy. CI VALEDICTORIAN, JOHN PHILIP SOLZ'SA AWARD . AMERICAN LEGION 8th GRADE BOY AWARD Paula Stoddard Stephen Buzzell 43 AIL; J. McCullough, B. Carleton: R2 - S. Zani, AIL: R. Thatcher, A. Smith. $ BUZZELL -GA LLUS AWARD Danny Squires GREGORY SOCINSKI MEMORIAL AWARD Larry LaFrance BOYS' and GIRLS' STATE, R 1 - K. Weidman, SILVER P RECIPIENTS, R 1 - B. Larson. D. Lanphere, P. Stoddard: R2 - N. Skuba, A. Styles, J. Rjnehart. A NATIONAL CHORAL AWARD Joseph Rinehart BETTY CROCKER AWARD Penny Anderson 49 50 R1 - Tri-capts. S. Zani, M. Socinski, S. Mullin; R2 - P. Pilcher. H. Johnson. A. Smith, F. Key- ser, D. Morgan, D. Taranovitch, B. Hickey, D. Squires, J. Ojala, E. Goodrich: R3 - W. Hanson, soccer 8. Rnbertson, L. Lafrance, J. Tarazewich, G. Thompson, R. Mecier, R. Smith, I. Shannon, J. Brewer. D. Hansen, T. Mullin; R4 - Coach Orvis, 1. Leonard. D. Lertola, D. Degnen, D. Thaltch- er, R. Lavallee. R. Delbianco. P. Gray: Missing - D. Shurtsleeves. A. Mecier. Wait! We're all on the same team! Shoe shine Mister? CHARGE- ! I! - Standing on :he-corner - waiting . . watching. ready?? VARSITY . - Proctor IQ Wellingford 15-1. ProctorE-Mt. Anthqny 1.1;! ' ?al: Haven Q Pgoctoe ' inf W$Ludlow .' 3-1 9.: 1 ' $4351 . , . .1 ? 4 WW? Proctoi . - H Proctor ca Otter Valley 111.1111qu Procter vs. Wilmington Ptoctor vs. WiJJls-natown Proctor w. Arlington Proctor vs. Thetfou! -d$ht.5-n .1... -- 0' Ta -ra-ra-BOOM-de-ay II! mummdam mom ' .2133; ' m $3111: and 311311311111.- mow; : 6-0 3-2 1-0 0-1 .- 51 52 Jr. High Soccer R1 - G. Curtis. M. Beauregard, S. Brewer, R. Johnson. P. Garmw, R. Dorr. K. Abrahamson, F. Weidman: R2 - T. Patch, 'I'. Hansen, M. Curtis. R. Mitowslu'. F. Stratum, K. Dorr. I. May. G. Pilcher, S. Sale, 8. Lanphere, K. Schaner, G. Valloch, S. Buzzell, K. Blanchard. A. Hanson. J. Gray. K. Hanson. E. Billings. A a E -. I A Cheerleader? Get back! Get back! Intent on the play, Let the water bucket bell. R1 - B. Larson, L. Austin, C. Visi, P. Stoddard. D. Lanphere: R2 - P. Shastalc. J. Allard. l-I. Racette, N. Northru . D. Degnen, D. Mc- - Cullou h, D. Soulia. M. Smith: R3 - K. Wei. man, D. Skjetne, D. FlGId Hoekey McCul ough. T. Rinehart, J. McCullough, M. Corey, J. Ryan, 5. Gray, Mrs. Salmon. Promo: 6.! Eal; 3; Ruth nd .- .' Proctor Rubber-Legs Rhinehart. They're BIG! ! Varsify Baskefbal Buskey's Delightful Dribble. Kneeling - Co-capt. D. Buske , M. Socinski; R2 - D. Mor an, F. Keyser. B. Hickey. I. VadJa, Coach Wolynec, R. Than: 1'. R. DelBianco, D. Shortsleeves. S.Zani; Mining - E. Garrow. f I :13 ' 'i' ?a Who's Number One ??? F . .3. f . in LIC Zip it up. Dave!! :13 Promo: $ Green Mt. 88-52 Arlintoa 0 Proctor 59-55 Dun and Bunun g; Proctor 51-45 Proctor Fair Haven 52-58 One: Va ey Q3 Proctorr Proctor g3 West Rutla Proctor Wodcbggck Walling rd Q' or Proctor fl Pun e 0 Proctor . . . 3Q Otter Valleyw, Prqm Q- Ludlow Green 'Mt. P'l-octor Poultney Q3 recto; Practor QJ Wallingford .' hector and Leland fGray 4... Say there fellas. 55 J V Kneeling - R. DelBianco. H. Johnson: R2 - Coach Wa R.Sit D.Ltl.P.G .J.O'1'.R3-J.Lad Baskefball J. :2. w. 2222 :22 a 9 .2132 Robbie guns in 2 pts. I quit! I 2' . I x 11.... As the victors leave the court . . . 2 2 2 1.5 Proctor Q3 Green Mt. Arlington C03 Proctor Burt and Burton g: Proctor Proctor QJ Fair Haven Otter Valley g: Pronto: Proctor 2:; West leand Proctor g Woodstock Walling rd 5 Proctor Prado: Poultney Ludlow Proctor Proctor Q Arllngton Wat RutIand Q: Proctor Fair Haven g1 Proctor Proctor 53 Bur: and Burton Woodstock Q3 Proctor Proctor Q9 Otter Valley Proctor Q3 Ludlow Green Mt. QB Proctor Poultney QB Proctor Proctor 5 Wallingford Looking Heavenward er, R. Mecier, L. LaFrance. ouche. P. Pilcher, 5. Dix. 55-47 38-45 7-35 39-41 40-58 43-54 41-76 33-58 45-59 52-53 50-43 42-46 51-62 53-4? 68-49 45-47 37-46 45-53 61-42 48-42 i1.-. R1 - S. Brewer, J. Beauregard, K. Abrahamson, P. Garrow, R. Don, R. I O h Johnson, F. Weidman; R2 - K. Blanchard. G. Valloch. J. May, M. Curtis, Junior H'g J. Gra , G. Curtis, 5. Lanphere, S. Buzzell, Coach Ol'vis: R3 - D. Grad- The strain on their faces . . . JUNIOR HIGH Proctor and Rutland' 8th Proctor and Rutlaui Town Pmctor'hnd Welt Rutland . Proctor and Otter Valley Proctor and Poultney. . Proctor and muandfl'own Proctor and Bantow Proctor and leand 4 Proctor and West. Rutland Proctor and Otter Valley Practor and Bamow Ptoctor and Wallingford ziel, . Tanner. S. Sule. K. Schaner. M. Jones. F. Stratton, R. Mitomki. BaSkaball 14-47 38-37 31-37 26-35 41-45 41-47 39-40 29-39 22-23 24-25 47-24 40-21 57 53 Cheerleading 0 . ' I 1! - I .7. JR, VARSITY. R1 - L. Pehm, D. Skjetne. J. VARSITY. R l - M. Smith. R. Carletom K. Weidman, D. Lanphere: R2 - B. Normandy, M. Corey. P. Shostak. McCullough. C. Peterson. M. Smith; R2 - ough D. McCu D. Pro- R1 - T. Griffin. N. Skilba; R 2 - D. Degncn, P. Stoddard, 5. Gray. M. Stratton. M. Anderson, P. Shosmk: R 3 - A. Larson. A. Zani, R Rhodes, R. Stratton. '1 . Rineharl. J. FraziL-r. K. Thatcher; R4 - M. Curtis, Miss Don, D. Jones. Proctor Pmctor Proctor Proctor Proctor Proctor Promo: Proctor - Proctor Prado; .wer Procter 13:99:66: ' Promo: Proctor Proctor V5 V5 V5 V8 ' V 5 V5 V5 VB .vs 5?: vs. . 'V 3 V8 V 3 VS Oh no you don't. M51 33-22 Rutland 30423 Poultney 22ft$2 u FairHavan: 31-23 . w. RutlawAD 3, . ovtms 368-9 Wallingford 42-29 wgymgford 30-18 m: aYI-w- . Rugl'and 26541:, f .Fa'iEJjavtn 3.2.7519. ' ovum. 31-131-3. w. Ruua'h'd 35-33' Poulw 41-29 wgggiggford 36-34 Twirif-i'eld 29-38 The sky's falling? Girls' Baskefball Don't fall, Andy! 59 R1 - D. Squires. T. Mullin. R. Mecier, E. Jones. D. Buskey, J. Tarazewich. J. Rinehart: R2 - Ass'tCoach Sheehan, R. DelBianco, J. Shannon, R. DelBianco, 5. Baseball Mullin, D. Taranovich, D, Shortsleeve, Coach Mitchell: R3 - B. Hickey, T. - Bartlett. v.- iwc'cor 1-9 Woodstock Ca? chitor 0-12 Proctor g? Wallingford 15-0 Pmctor QB Poultney 7-2 FairHaven g9 Proctor 2-5 Proctor vs The: I 9-0 Proctor vs Concg 9-2 Proctor vs w. RutIand 3-2 R 1 - L. Austin, D. Lanphere. N. Skuba: R 2 '- D. McCullough, D. McCullough, M. Smith. B. Carleton; R3 - D Jones, P. Shostak, 5. Gray, K, Weidman, K. Abrahamson, K. Thatcher. A. Zani: R4- - Miss Dan, J, McCullough, M, Perry, A. Larson, M. Corey, T, Rinehart, S. Ojala, P. Shostak, D, Trombley. . 1 . . . Slugger! Come on! Slam it right into my mitt? Homeward bound 90mg a Proctor vs .- wmiy 27-4 '. ' ' Proctor veIL-Eb'ir Haven 14-111 Proctor vs F151 27435 Proctor vs RutlanQ,'u1$-8 Pr'octp: w 0tter'w11iy 22-3 Prqgm- vs I .. WI. mum- 9-2 Prodor vs .! W31?ingfurd 21-6 Procg'qg, vs 'ng9' Rutland 24-6 'Prggtor les .Wtingham 8-9 'I g . . . 61 62 , t CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '74 PROCTOR TRUST COMPANY. Proctor's Full Service Bank Serving the Rutland Area COMPLIMENTS OF PROCTOR COAL COMPANY 41 School Street Proctor , Vt. C ENTER RU TLAND FOOD MKT. Center Rutland. Vermont HOLIDAY INN 0F RUTLAND Route '7 - South Main St. Meetings, Banquets, and Wedding Rec eptions JOHNSON 'S LANDSCAPE FORES TRY COMPANY Proctor, Vermont Best Wishes to the Class of '74 Best Wishes to the Class of '74 from the CURIOUS EYE WORLD OF SWEATERS 84 Woodstock Av. Rutland, Vermont 63 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '74 MEL-RON INC. Center Rutland Vermont 'cooUIii'ci-I- .- 4f '4, ,. .;:. ? D'ihil'mi 2333's Pnocm. 21.. 11511991. r-I-IOa' g: BARBER SHOP? West Street ' Rutland, Vt. Q; See Sam for a x . real close . shavei ...... KINNEY. PIKE. BELL, AND CONNER. INC. 7 C All Forms of Insurance Rutland Office Brattleboro Office Mead Bldg. The Taylor Agency Dial 775-2311 COL Main and Elliot Streets Dial 254-2366 Honestly, It's the Best Policy REGGIES REPAIRS 8: RENTALS VERMONT CYCLE 19 North Street Proctor, Vt. Phone: 459-3492 Best Wishes to the Class of M 7'? Woodstoak Avenue Rutland, Vermont Compliments of W. C. LANDONJNC. Hardware Since 1852 Congratulations to the Class of '74 HAROLD'S EXXON 773-9854 34 North Main Street Rutland, Vermont SEVIGNY'S COUNTRY TORE THOMAS DAIRY has the friendliest COWS in town- West Rutland, VI. Right, Teri? Rutland. Vt. 65 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '74 VERMONT MARBLE COM PANY Proctor. Vt. GREEN MONT MOTEL Rt. '7 Rutland Continental Breakfast Color TV Open All Year Round PAUL'S CLEANERS Fu: and Garment Storage 1-hour service Shins laundered ' No. Main Street. Rutland GAWET MARBLE 8:. GRANITE Rt. 4 center Rutland, Vermont Phone: 802473-88 68 RUTLAND NEWS COMPANY, INC. 20'! N. Main Street Rutland. Vt. Paperback 130016, prints, etc. McNEIL 8t REEDY MERCHANTS ROW Rutland, Vt. Compliments of BEAUCHAMP AND O'ROURKE Rutland, Vt. CLIFFORD FUNERAL HOME Since 1875 Rutland. Vt. VERMONT BEAUTY ACADEMY 773 6644 and ACADEMY HAIRSTYLISTS ??s-Qoeo Congratulations to the Class of '74 RAY REILLY'S TIRE MART 217-221 Woodstock Ave. Rutland. Vt. SMITH PAINT 8: WALLPAPER CO. 80 West Street Rutland, Vt. Masury Paint: 300 Patterns of Better Waupaper in of Better Stock Compliments of ROYAL'S HEARTHSIDE AND GIFT SHOP 37-43 No. Main Street Rutland Vermont LEISURE LINES Recreational General Store Complete Camping Supplies Woodstock Ave. Rutland. Vt. STEAK HOUSE Rt. 4 East Rutland, Vt. 67 63 Compliments of PARK PHARMACY CHARLES E. TUTTLE COu INC. 28 50. Main Street Rutland, Vt. Compliments of FARRELL DISTRIBUTING Route 4 Center Rutland, Vt. BASIN SKI 8:. SPORT 3. Rutland. Vt. . .. . - 1;. . ' - ..-:--- I it. A I C. F. Thomas Ins. Company is always on the go. CARBINE ANDERSON Rutland. Vt. PATRONS A .!:1 AUTO FREEMAN? JEWELERS BLOW'S TEXACO HIGHWAY FURNITURE CARPENTER'S PHARMACY KONG CHOW RESTAURANT CUURCELLE'S FLOWER SHOP MIMDY'S BEAUTY SHOP EVELYN'S FLOHST RUTLAND RESTAURANT F. B. HOWARDCO. INC. STATE CUT RATE THE HARTFORD HDOK SHOP WILSON mime co. 325 West Street Rutland, Vt. Compliments of GRAND FURNITURE 82 West Street RntJand. Vt. Get into an Army uniform, and the girls will love you! See your recruiter today. Good cbmpany . . . Smooth Ride . . LERTOLA's Toyota today. . Visit It's our favorite hang-out, ma Main Street muand. Vt. Roll out the Cable! C'mon down to RUTLANLJ CABLE today! 69 ....- THE PROCTORIAN STAFF WISHES T0 THANK: All our advertisers Stevens Studios for developing our pictures Wilson Country Camera for their speedy developing Our Ad Sellers: Deb Provencher, Tracey Lextola, Bizzy Weidman, Jodie Allard. Cathy Trombley, and Jayne Baker Our Models: Teri Rinehart, Steve Turco. Chris An- derson, Steve and Ann Zani. Jeff Brewer, Diane Degnen. Judy Frazier, and Ernie Goodrich Our Photographers; Bonnie Carleton and judy McCullough Our Adviser, MIS. Dalto L Our Willing Models 1?? 71 72 Time, '33 I've known it. doesn't take much time to 134$,in me. Minutes into days turn into months tum into years Theyhujry by me .- . . Still I love to see the. sun go down. and the world go around . . . John Denver