Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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I a l 'n Below. R 1. Co-captaim I. McCullough. II .1. F.Shostak. D. Degnen. R 2. T. Ruben- - son. D. Trombley. D. Soulia. M. Corey. ' H. Raceue. S. Anderson. M. Godzik. R 8. D. McCullough. Manager. 1'. Lerwla. E.Weidman. L. Soulia. D. McCullough. M. Smith. S. Degnen. M. Cook. C. lal- hen. D. Skjetne. Missing. Coach Dun- FIELD HOCKEY In the C.V.G.A.L. the field hockey team had a fine season. They were league champs with a record of 11 wins - no losses - 1 tie. A strong defense. accurate passes. and good Liming were the. keys that helped them put together 7 shut-outs during the season. In state tournament action Proctor didn't fare as well. The team lost to Whitcomb 1-0 in the quaner finals.

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R 1. 60-03131. D. Morgan. D. Taranovich. R 2. M31. E. Goodrich, R. DulBianco. 5. Sule. D. Hanson. D. Lcrtola. B. McCullough. B- Hickey. P. Pilcher. R. DelBianco. K. Abra- barman. J. Brewer. R 3. D. Callus, D. Socinski. R. Mecier. 1. Gray. F. Weidman. l. Tarazewich. R. Don. R. Smith. L. 1..an :ance. J. Ojala. w. Hansen, J. Stratton. Coach Lee Orvis. Missing. :1. Hansen. 5. Buzaell. The 1975 soccer team had a record of 12 wins. 0 defeats. and 4 Lies. Coach Orvis attributed Lhe fine season to excellent spirit and team play. He felt it was one of the most rewarding years for the players and the coaches since the team was not expected to accomplish so much. The team is loosing several seniors but has a fine nucleus of underclassmen returning. Coach Orvis and the team are looking forward 10 another exciting soccer season next year.

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20 Belem. sitting. D. Morgan, R. DelEianco. Kneeling. H. lomuon. B. Hickey. D. Short- sleeve. L. l.gnula. Standing, Mgr, R. Moran. P. Pilcher. K. Abrahamsun. R. DclBlanco. P. Gray. 1.. LaFrance. Coach Mitchell. BO YSt VA RSITY BA SKETBA LL Under rookie coach Wade Mitchell the phantoms had a very successful and exciting season as they won the M division of the Marble Valley League and advanced to the class M state finals. Opening the season with 12 straight wins the Phantoms eventually ended up with a 19-5 record as they were upset by West Rutland in the finals 44-39. In winning the MVL the Phantoms knocked off Class I champs Burt and Burton 68-59 and extentled the school's winning streak to 41 straight unbeaten games before bowing to Fair Haven.