Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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Above. Kneeling. Coach Mitcheli. R. Mecier. R. Delaianco. P. Carma. K. Abrahamson. i. Tatazewlch. K. Blanchard. M. Curtis. Stand: 1113, D. Riggs. J. Suatton. R. Moran. D. Tara- novlch. D. Shortsleeve. T. Bartlett. U. Mar- gan. D. Lenola. B. Hickey. R. DelBianco. R. Dart. BA SEBA LL The Proctor Phantoms won their third straight M.V.L. title and third straight Class M State Championship this year. boasting a 15-2 record over- all. The Phantoms beat West Rutland tn the state. finals 3-0 and tied with Otter Valley for the M.V.L. champi- onship with a 10-1 record.Coach Mitchell did a fine job again this year. upping the Phantoms' record to 42-4 for the past 3 years. Along the way Proctor beat Class 1.. power Brattleboro and Class I state champs Otter Valley. proving that the Phantoms are as good as any team in the state. and that they are still number 1 23

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22 VARSITY CHEERLEA D- ERS The past year was a. most exciting one for the cheerleaders. We had two great squads of hard working athletes. They spent many hours devel- oping new cheers and pep rally ideas. Their poster contest was very successful and the results graced our gym through- out the season. A spec- tacular pep rally was staged before the state finals but unfortunately didn't seem to do the nick. Left. Iop-bouom. M. Smith. Pe Shnstak. E. Weidman. Me Corey. T. Lenola. I. Allard. Nevertheless. the girls were the epitome of good sportsmanship under some very trying situmions. They attended a cheerleading clinic at M51 and placed second against other Rutland County schools. Hope; fully some of the girls will attend a cheering camp at Schroon Lake Lhissummer.

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TEAM PHOTO: Front. P. Shostak. A. Zanl, Manager D. McCullough. R2. Coach Dart. D. McCullough. L. LaFrance. M. Corey. G. DelBianco. R 3. S. Thatcher. P. Visi. D. Tmmbley. P. Shmtak, A. Larson. R4. K. Senecal. M. Perry. M. Suatton. C. Jalbert. S OFTBA LL The girls' softball team fin- ished their season with a record of 10-4. From there they started the playdown for the state cham- pionship. The girls were seeded second and moved directly into the quarter finals where they won over Twinfield 15-3. This was the first time a Proctor girls' team had made it into the semi- finals. a proud moment for ever- yone. They lost in the semi- finals to Wilmington 9-3. The girls felt this was one of the best softball seasons in a long time as they retired with an ovarall record of 11 wins and 5 losses.