Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1979 volume:

L ,6me craze. XOMW 90 LI M mr'sy-n. $9 4:415: ..'-m.- j ' ' , Proclor does Ithange but students and suits do. PROCTORIAN ,79 Proctor High School 3 Proctor, Vermont .. ;'... Hr ..' .' ' .5 '3' ,35- ' 1. V 3 f. t , . Hello to 19795 $39. '3; N 3'02 M5 q, gm. 30,; '$ W . V g .- Twenty-five years ago Proctor ' I I I d b g ' . High School was a brand new - building. Approximately 123 students. grades T e 12. filed into their new school in September of 1953. The year must have been an exciting one for sure. Everything they did was the first time it had been done in the new school. The year 1978- 1979 was just as exciting to PHS students though. September brought nearlyr 255 students to the doors ofthe 25'year-old building. Most of those students were just as proud of the building and excited about what it had in store for them as their parents had been in 1953 . . . Today e I979 . . .F'or inslance. Calhy and Nan 1220 were anticipating field hockey and baskelball seasons as their mother. Rose-Marie Champine. had the year she was senior co-capiain of the 1953 baskclball team. Greg. Pal, Marie. and Sue Curtis were her? as their falher. Adrian. was 25 years before with Greg anticipating graduation and Sue Wondering what the next six years would be like. Steve and Ken Burgess were here as their father Dt-an had been in 1953. Yes. 1978-79 was an exciting year. Please come along; let's see exactly who was hem and who made things happen. Tilt- Hutirnts nf Pmrlnr and ew-ryune who alurndcd High SPI'IUOI proudly 25 yours 0! andlur graduated from dedir-ato the 1979 Proctor High St-hunl Prortor High between Prm'mrian to: 1954 and 1979. Ernest A. Goodrich, J r. In loving memory of a young man whose generosuy, :houghrful'noss and concern for orhers has ennrhed' each and every one of us who had the Measure :0 know and by? him I should dip Rememhcr m? as I am. Bl- rlol horruulu! or sad Speak ol mo lurch. Dnrfl hid? rrlv in LUIIr hrarl Br bul ink lul Rememlwr nnl illhl Ilw wad Bul 1hr hdpnx murm'rlts 5w had hil'lmdt no tears on um! larr- Fur Ill lhl' udL II' had In hc- Dealh wax IIHI mt rnrmx Fur I'll hnu' nn utnrrirw rum Bul please Ih'mL III I'm- !1:17 in duh :- I 0! old Iimvx mllu' Hau- hul .n quurl lllt' I nlr um- annlhnvl And nvu'r furgvl. I Iclu? Um: MY BROTHER by Frank Goodrich There is a family in Proctor who lost someone. very:r dear Io lheir hearts. The person they I05! was their son and brolher. The boy's name was Ernie. Ernie was twenty years old. Ernie was a good looking boy. He had lots of friends. both in Proctor and out of town. He was special to a lot of peo- ple. Junior High Engaging grins and mischievious eyes am the newr changing trademarks of seventh and eighth graders. Junior high sindenls sure have energy as you probably know ii you have one in your house. We're su re not too many things were different between the junior high in 1954 and 1979. In '54 there were 42 students in the youngcst two grades as opposed to 1h is year's 58. These kids like to act the same as older kids. 1l'au'll see them in class and sports as real big shots when by themselves but as little shots when included in the high school activities. Grade 7 The sevcnlh grade has been very close in manyr ways such as lheir working together on the Winter Car- nival. Let's hope they keep that close- ness for the remaining school years. Tom Andrrws David Bavcci Patritk Baker RUnJId Barkl'r David Cameras Jmnnt Champi ne Mike Cla rk lrsleg' Clough Suzanne Cunis Slew: Cushman Tad Fclie Rcbccra Gosselin Carol Cray Ed Cuyem' Mike Hon'alh ChIis Hughw Ron Jasmin Kris Johnson Greg King Lisa Lester Tracie- McGee John Miglorie David Moore Slrphen Marin Eugenia Navamlr Barbara Pcnlowski Torn Raccllc Klmberly Sanbarn Mike Santana Nancy Smicl Joseph Tanner Kevin Tanner Scan Ta n ne r Mike Taranuvich Sandra 'I'hibaull Darren Triller Nicky Valente CnIIPen Andrews Richard Austin Kim Brimmor Kelly Burgess Tram-y Chamberland Mark Clough Camline Curtis Allan Cushman This yeargs eighth grade was a very val. They also placed third in the candy enthusiastic class. They achieved second sale. selling beyond their quota. place in the snow sculpture event and Two successful dances were held, one placed third overall in lhn Winter Carni- in November and the other in Aprilv .I Tonya Cushman Mary Freeburn Frank Goodrich Kimberly Goodrirh Mike! Cravelle Caihcrintr Izw Jean Knapp Joan Knapp Perry Lasky Douglas Lerlola Theresa L060 chi Meyer Flori Navaretle Lynn Pilcher Sharron R312 John Russell Joseph Saceric Scat: Stralton Sean Sule Eric Supancir. David Swahn Sharon Tilden Brenda Valach Lisa Young Soccer and Field Hockey The juninr high sm-t-vr tram. r-nat-hvd by Paul Wager. Compiled a u'ry rt'spr-vtabli' rm'orti 0f 8-4-2. Although Ihr st'ason got off to a slow slarl. a strong defense and impmwd offense rrsullvd in a good tr-am show- ing. With hard work and much prac- lit'I? lime Coach Ann Younggs field hockey team closed its seasnn wilh a 5.491, Wilh lraining and rxpmicnrv 1hr? girls became a very trumpt-tiliw iield hockey team. Kneeling. C. Cray. L, Gough. ins. T Lusn. N Valt' -.nu' K. 811mm. L. Pilchrr. C. Curtib. 5 TiIdPrL C, Inhnmn. N. SmivL L Yuung. B. Pt-nlkuwski Cm: h A You ng The t'nlhusiaslit' junior high cheerleaders practiced failhfully under the watchful eye of Ann L050. They entered lhe Rulland Recreation Deparlmenfs area competition again this year to Spiits. L. Cluugh. K. Brlmme'l'. 5 RPM. 5. Curtis: 513ml- 1Iig.BPvnIknws-ki. K. Sanbum. L. Young sharpen their skills. Cheerleading 57 tha. K Brimnu'r. K. Comirit'h. C. I120. C. AndrI-us. S h .l nu Kru-c'ling. C. Hugiws. M. Clark. T. Amlrvhs. J. RIISSI'H. R. Jasmin. S. Tanm-r. H. Barkn-r: Sillinu. Jr Tulh rwr. K. Taunrr. T. Havc-tlo. P Bukvr. M. Hnrmlh. S. Mnmm H. Supanrir. E. Guyrllr. M. TJrarmLin-h. E King: Slanding. D. Swahn. D. Carrn'r. S. Strulluu. l . Cumlrirh. M Grau-Illu R. Auslin. D 8:1va P. lanky T. Frlirn J. Miglnrin'. 5 Sulr, D Mimrl'. D. Triilrr . Cllrli5;518nIIA '5 Basketball An vm-rgvlir gmup Id 22 su-wnth and u-ighth grudr Imp. marlml I13. Daw Lor- lnla. mldrd lhl' neasun wilh a 31-4- N't'lJflL A wt'l'und gamu- lu llnuh'tr anrt' e-sznlh gradq'rs was playful lht' majority of tlw timv. Cozu-h Nanry Curtis slartt'd 1hr season with Ggirls and finishod with 10 with u rvmmi 015-9. Knm'lillg. .I. Knapp. C. Gray. K. GnmlriI-h. S. Til- rlrn. N. Vulrnlr, C. lzzu: Slantiillg. R. Guhse'lin. N. SrnirL K. BurgI-M. C. Jnhnnnn. T. Luau. C. Andn-wr. Mining. Cnurh Nancy Curiir. W??? g; Klm-Iing. M, tinurllr. C, Hughru. fl King. M. Hnrmlh. D. Carl'rr's. D. Trillt'r; Slamling. R1 Hallt'tl. 11 Swahn. E. Supancir. S. Sultn S. Stratum. P. Lm'ky. Kr Tur1nrr:R 3.J1 Ruaa-Il. D. Ll'rlola. D. Bat m-i. E. Cugvllp. M. Tawnmirh: Mining. Cum-h Lou IJ'rlOia Activities Enthusiasm has not wanted although times have cha nged. In 1954 the glee club. orchesira. and Sutherland were among the eight items on the agenda for extm-curricular activities. Mast of us know by looking at the hours we spend a1 school after classes. that there has been an increase. 0n the next 13 pages you'll see the original eight activilies and many more before being introduced to our faculty. ll Publications Abovr. SUTHERLAND STAFF. R l. K. Goodrich. L Pilcher. D. Marlinez. L. laFrancP. SI Senecal. L. Young; R 2. K Burgess. .l. Sarerit'. C. JalBert. C. Supanvic. P. Smith. Advise M. Sherman; H 3. E. Andaman. K. Russell. G. lelm'h. N. Alwmd . The Sutherland and Prm'tnrian staHs were active in their efforts It: produce high quality sludenl publications. Rep- rrsunlalives from bolh amended the CSPA convention in New York City in March where they participated in vari- ous seminars on layout. design. and edit- ing of newspapers and yearbooks in addilinn to a photography workshop. The Sutherland received an award for a second year for placing second in CSPA ratings. Upper right. PROCTURIAN STAFF. R 1. V. Cbapin. S. Wheeler. Adviser P. Dnlto. P. Finch. A1 lapine; R 2.1. Cove , C. Malusiak. D. Tmmbley. M. Cook. 5. McPhcc. l. Cacerni. T. McGee: R 3. I. Simonds. B. Trillcr. C. Cll- m'lon. D. Martinez. L.Tillberg H 1. Adv. J. Wulynvr. J. Farnham. P. Malusiak. B. Prnlknwski. K. Goodrich. R. Austin. Adv. L. On'is: R 2. E. Smilh. L. Pilvher. L King: R 3. C. Burgu-ss. R. Felic. K. Burgess. W Trumbley: R 4. Jr Slralkjn.G. Santnm. G. Valloch I'D lllq' L-r. D. Crndzirl. S. Reta. B. Trill . Adv. A. Young. D. Martinez. B. Adams; Musing. K John- son Several assemblies were scheduled with the generous financial help of lhe VI. Council on the Arls. The first and The Student Council accomplished much this year under lhe lradrrship of Pres. Greg Valluch. The candy sale was a big success wiih $500 going In various school organizations. UNICEF raised its biggest total ever. one of the most popular assemblies was a concert given by Rosen Schonlz. Magi- cian Steve Thomas performed mysteri- ous illusions with sludem assistance. The last assembly was presented by the Parish Players. Student Council Assembly - Committee I3 National Honor Society The Redfield Chapter of the National Hagar Society inducled several new members: seniors Pat Smith. Erik Anderson. Sandi Senecal, Frank Wcidman: juniors Kevin Jones. Greg Samara, Sherry Wheeler. Diane Anderson and Ellie Socinski. Present members Debbie Trombley. Ellen Smith. Vicki Chapin. and Mary Cook, along with Roy Pilcher, Advisor. conducted an impressive program. The guest speaker was LL Cavernor Madetine Kunin. After the induction. all Honor Society members, parents. and guests socialized in the library over cookies and punch made and served by the Home Economics Department. Honors and Awards Silver P I Vicky Chapin Ellen Smith Mary Cook Debra Tmmhley Conni Jalbert Greg Valloch Sandi Senecal Frank Weidman Patricia Smith Vocational Awards Steven Burgess Timothy Patch Kelley Capman Charlene Swahn Roberta Muzzy Achievement Aw .s- w. - ' . Roberta Muzzy Cherie Duly, David Gradziel 1 Jalbert, Palm Hurle vacas Claren lanes Ellen Snglh Patricia ith David G iel Debra Tro Icy 16 Music Department Thi' Musir Dvparlmunl. undur lIII- din'rlion of Rum Cnughrnv uur. pmwrl nnm' again lha! PHS har- ;l with vurir'ly 0f mium aml murh wrhalilily in its program. Tho Christmas and spring mn- m-rls lvalurml lmml and choral svlt-Ninns. svwra! 501014. and origi- nal musicals rrratml and pt'r- furmvd l-y lln' 71h gradlt' mm-ir and art i'lussvy. Thv spring Unn- c't-rl alsu fl'aturvd :1 clispiuy uf arl uurk vn-atvd b3. e-In-Im-ntary and high sr-lltml studa-nls. A slagr hand was fnrmml :lftr'r 1hr at'hnnl yrar ln'gan whirh prmml 10 hr :1 hil wilh L1H ulIdL I'nn't's. Tht'y pI-rfurrm'll. IllUIIR nilh 1hr PHS band :1! Brundnn Training Srhtml during 1hr Chrisl- mus sI-amn. With llw arrival uf spring ramr slruins nl musir lmm uuldnnrs urn lhr- hand and nmjnrn-llvs murrhml ilrullllll lhv Ht'honl in pruparuliorl fur Ihrir annual participation in stwrral arm parntln-s. PHS M'uri tht- hml fnr 1hr 7'9 L'leing.r Musir Fu-siiml. Appmxi- rnuivly 300 area salmh-nls rvhrarwd for 2 days for a final fvsli-mnn-u-rl fe'alurim: wlugo- and mm-vrl bands and rhurm. Karrn Palrh. an zlvvmnplislll'd muhirinn. has nm- of fuur .1110 saw pluyrrh t'hnst'n from 111? rialt' 10 play in lht' Vt. MI-Slale' Band. :1 big hmmr fur Karm: and PI'IS. STACK HAND. H 1. '1' Hnn'allh. K. Pah'h. E. TIItII'H. K. Clark: H 21 R. .Mlalm. J. Mighurir. L. Yuung. L. PHchrr; R 3. M. Mininrw. U Mrgu-r. M. Frrl-lmnl; Missing Fl. PrrrgJL Muzzy BAND. Suling. 5. TiMu-n. L. Ynung. R. Auqm. T. Rarvltr. C. Andn-m. C .Inn--- Kilwling. NI. Smivl. E TiIdI-n. B. Pe-ntum'ki. N. Smil-I. T. AnllrI-w. J. Miglurnu K. Pat: 1L K. Clark. T. Chamlwtlaml: Slantling Z. Hnn'alh. M Migluril: P. Hnllllqlniut. MP. CHIuKhI'III-ur. C. Burgr-s. T. Fl'hf'. M. Frn-t-hum 1 Ll'n r'u-nlr-r. TENURSABASSFE. Billing n. CJI-rrn. I... Fruh-llv. K Runmllrn.lFilrl1- ham. I... Ynung: KIm-liup. J. Strmlun. G. Yullm'h. IR Woulnun. M King. 31. High:- ru- SUPHANU5 iphulu niI-ulrprdrml with rumir lmrrl D, Buvr'vi. F. Bllrgrw. l. CJI't'Fl'M K. Clark. l.. Clnugh. 511 mm. '5. ltlrrtm V UurL K Cnxm-Iin. n. Huuldnll. L. Laanrr. L. lmtrr. Ll. Huluauk. T Mullmuk. Br PI-nlkuuski. 1.. PIIrht-r. K. Salllmrn. L SITHIIL S. Tillivll. V, Vull'nu' IJ'II. NLTUS. Silling. 'v1. Talrarhnu'h. J- MLgII-riv. ll BJI'I'vi. T. H.1u-I1r'. U. TriIII-r: Km-rimg. T Chunlnrrlmi. N. Curlis. 5. F-rnru-JL H. tlue-e-rlin. L. Yuung. K. Brun- Im-L C. Im- c'Iumlmg. 5. Hvlu. D. Tmm lallly. F. 4H. C. lallwrl. P7 Smilh. C. CIJIIITIIIII. 5. Inrn. Y. TildI-n Winter Carnival Winler Carnival officially began on February 15, with acts from several classes competing for three places. Senior Jay Famham was MC for the show. The top prize winner was sophomore Patty Manning. h The Winter Carnival games included more indoor than outdoor activities because of the very cold weather. Ice events included hockey, relay and obstacle courses. Volley. ball. floor hockey and ping pong were played indoors. The Carnival Ball climaxed the lhree-day celebration with Ann L050, escorted by Mike Fiske. selected as the festival queen. The seventh grade was the overall winner of the Winter Carnival. fl. Gym Show The? third annual Gym Show. under the direction of Jean Crosby, was presented to a full 1 house in the PHS gymnasium. Over eighty studenls gathered to perform routines on the floor, uneven bars. balance beam, side horse, mini tramp. rings. and par- allel bars. Service Organizations Thrr'r urliw arnirt' nrgunivzltinns at PHS arr 1hr :uuiiu-xisuul and TV vrcws and library uilll'h. Thn- AV mm mm ln- sm-n duvliwrjn;r and svurrhing for popular AV t-quiplm'nl. Lilnrury aides assist Mrs. Shr-rmun wilh I'IlargA ing inmming and outgoing blmkh :md pvrimlirals. shr-If ra-atling. and hook displays. The ramt-ra-shg. TV vrm. under lht- dirt'rliun of Mnrlinwr Brown. has lrlovisvd haskvlhall gumt's and 1h1- gym slum aml aith-tl m various ttrat'ht'r filmings. MI'qu-rs arr- W. Allard. R. Andt'rSlJn. P. lnsky. J. Malusiak S. Mimwski. .I. Russvll. L'. Slunsky. and L. Young. AUDIU-ViSLIF-L STAFF. Eh AllderIn. C. Valhx'h. S. Sull': Mhhlllg. J. Flhkl'. K. Rntli LIBRARY AIDES. Silllng. Mm. M. Fllrrmn. L. LaFralh-v, Mn. SIIv-rman: Slanllmg. G. Valr Inch. 5. Sulr. E. Anxlrrsun. P. Smith. E .Ial- he . 5. Thdll hrr Front. B Adams. RA Amirmm. S Miluweki. l1 F'uer-r. K. PangI-Iimn. Mr. Hansrn, D.C;1rrxau-.J. anfJ Thnrnmll. H. Prllm. J. Pl'lkry. K. Whrl-Ivr. D. Pi'll'rs. C. Cmtidgr. B. Du ir: Bark. S. Bultvrfio-ld. T. Marn-au. R. Wlnitl'hair, B. TriIJe-r. L. Cm-m. Mr. Pah ha-r Driver and Traffic Safety Education Thl- alrivvr' I-tllu'ulinn program. sllj'Jt-n'im-cl by Brurl- Hansrn and R05 Pilvhvr. is open In any student who is 15 hy SrpH-mln-r l uf Ihv c'urrl'm sl'houl year. During the fall si'lm-sll'r :11 least 30 hours of instrut'liun art' giwn in tht- t-qusrmml for an uqu-r- standing of a sludvnfs rere-punsihili- tin. his run and driving.r laws. Tn qualify for lhv wcund lihasr- rach - tu- dml must ham- a valid Learnrr Pvr- mil whirh gives him at 1mg! 6 hours of driving Mpvrivnmu usually. :lflt'l' schnul hours. Drama Club The PHS Drama Club. under the dirPction of Ted Pendlt-tnn, suc- ccvdt'd tmre again in rrtaling a mov- ing nnP-art play entitled Goodbye 10 lht- Clown. The play was one of six chosen to compete al the Regional Festival. Proctor was also one of the healing lawns in which some of the play festival participants stayed. Silting. M. Smirl.1. Todd. 5. Tildon. L, Young. S SI'l'Il'f'al. E, Tilden: R 2. N. Atwood. K. PaIr-h. D. Mt-Cee. E. Smith. H. Cavacas. J. anham. F. Wt-idman. C. Jones: Back row. P. Smith. L. Young WW ,1 Close-Up W9 Tun PHS siudenls joined about 250 other Vermont sludcnls in a trip to Washingion. D.C.. lo receive a firsf-hand rim; of government in al'tion. Participants altendvd semi- nars and workshops. mel with Ver- mont's Cungrvi-zsional delegation. and toured Washinglon landmarks. II was an writing and educational trip for all lhusr involved. Silting. l. CZI'FIPS. P. Smith. S. Srnocal: Kneading. E. Swinski. E. Triller. C. Supancir: Slandirlg. C. Samara. L. Young. R Anderson. K. Jones. Adt'Jsor L. Om; . 21 . . . and Counting I 23 It 8 All 1n 3 Day Faculty and Staff Alma Buggiani Custodian and friend 1954 Have limes changed? J us! look at how manyr more people are needed to run a school Ioday. In 1954 a PrincipalI Secretary and Janitor and 14 teachers were sufficient to handle classes and activities. Noun besides having 20 teachers. the administration and staff ernplcu.r 11 full or parl-lime people. All lhc slaff will be seen on the 5 pages preceding the graduating class of 1979. Mr. James Wolynec Cuidn nce Mr. H. Ruben Abrahamson Athletic Dimlor.Mad1 Mrs. Bonnie Blanchard Serrt'lary Mr. Paul Tracy Principal Mrs. Joan Faulkner Secretary n..- .a. . Mrs. Catherine May- English. French Engiish . , '3 ; 48... f a Mr. Tom Sheehnn Mrs. Madeline Sherman English Librarian Ms. Ann Young Mm Janice Collamore English. German Remedial Educnlion Mr. Roy Pilther Malht-matica Mr. Murlimer Bmwn Stir nee Mr. Lee Orvis Serial Sludie-s Mm Betsy Chau- SrienCE. Malhemalim lmlliN good! B l. A N K E T Mr. Sam Fm Science Mrs. Margaret Nemcek Sucial Studies r1 -....- -.- Mr. Brute Hansen Ms. Carolyn Dnrr Industrial Am Home Economics Mrs Pauline Dlllo Business Education Ms. Jean Crosby Mr. Paul Wager Mrs. Reel: Cuughenour Physital Eduralion Physical Bduralion Music Mrs. Roma Saccric Lunrhmom Supervisor. Cook '1' 1 . Mm Pliricia Lose Nurse Mrs. Lee Baccei Mr. Wade Milchell Cook Cuslodiarl Seniors Styles may change bul tradi- tion daesn'l. Well. here they are. . . the 25th graduating Class from Proctor High School. On June 7. 1979. nearly 50 seniors received diplomas in lhe PHS gym. Twenty-fivc years ago. in 1954. 17 seniors belonged to 1hr. proud class who were lhe first lo leave this gym. After viewing the seniors and reading their quules and blurhs. dorft skip lhe 9th - 11th grades. 31 32 ERIK AN DERSON To live your Iiie in your own way To reach for lhe goals you have sci lor yourself . . . To be lhe you lhll you want In be Tha1 is succms. EIrD-d. Constance. Mugs? party, quurlte Lille. Case of quarts, Libnry'. See Ihe Iighl Scooler?' ILEANA CACERES In my ac1. I have things to do and things to remembet. In fact I don'l even have an ad, I jual ICI like I do. Jay. Tills. Can you speak Mrlzivan'i Pcpino. Mum's party. Jay cut il Dull . Your socks don'i matrhl. Bnmber! KEVIN BLANCHARD Dl'III,r those who risk going loo far can possir bly find how far they can go. Blanch. Hockey. Mug's party. Friz. Oul of the sleeping bag trick. Brillo Uncle.- Wide . w -. .4 KELLEY CAPMAN Love does not consist in gazing al each other bu! in looking outward Ingelher in the same direclion. Burton. Wesley. KEI-Kan. Mugg's pnrly. Mooch, Fed's Clm rings. VOC. Green Moun- min COIIQE. Denlal mink Poultney weekends STEVEN BURGESS Be yourself or don'l exist RullandiTowner. Class comic. Vermom Transit. Buadriver. Mug'a party VICKY CHAPIN I am not :iraid of tomorrow. for 1 have seen. yesterdly Ind I love lodny. Norm. Vic-chic. Yeah I know!. Mum's party. fickle, 37 MARY COOK Not saying. but never needing 10 say. in whaI wally counts. - Shmare. lugs. 8 . Shane. Sharing the night , Mrs. K. Library. Dav . I'm gonna 93! . Cookie, M. Coo. Pizza, Tum. Mugg's party. 5 minules gm. ;' 3 VJ TINA CUSHMAN 11 is better to love one- 100 may than one am less. Jimmy. John, Red Sox. Paul 3.. We are talk- ing ahoul Tom Again. RICK COOLIDCE Friendship. the oldcr it grows. the stranger il in. Mug's party, Ricki. I saw a rabbi: Ihnl big! Wimp Chillrnden Chuck TRENA deLANCY Beauty IS we leel it in something indescriba- ble, What i1 is or what it means can never be said. Twiggy. $7. disco damer. Nu! GREGORY CURTIS 111 : can be no rainbow without a rloud and a storm. Chas. CUE. Scrulfer. Cllhy. Mum's pany. Flirt. Perv Club. Canada. Jaillhait. Iourhy. M-OKE. Snilf it yell Eggs in a bushel. Cus b9 quietl. an . VJ , Kg; w v51 3 JAN DELPHA Where Ihrn- Ln flilh. there is love, Where 1hert is love. there is peace, Where there is peace. there is GudA Where lhere is God. there is :10 md. Mug's party. 1311: Inn. Stuffed animals. seri- ous. Chillendcn. Harlequins CHERIE DOTY Given lhe brain we have. neilhar 1 !!! con- sciousnesa of mortality not a cold sense ol irailily should depress our bclici in a deairabic fulurE. Dick. Red. Weslsiden Mum's party. oh Duty , Yankees. Janitor. The Wall. lhe pond. Summer oi F6. DAVID GRADZIEL You may forget with whom you laughed. but yuu will nn'tr lorgtl wilh whom you wept. Dave. Cradz. Judy. Biken. Gremlin. Pole'Z Dnn'l forget lhe bel! JAMES FARNHAM Ifihe them of a rose is the thorn in your side. lhen you're beller 0 dead if you haven't yet died. Jar. Tills. Mum's party. 31 anist. Moses Gunn, Walkiouh Stove pipe. '27. Steve Marlin. - M.C..The CClown. Wild nnd crazy! JOHN GRAY 1' try anything in my life. The lhings I like Iill Ir;r lhcm lwitci Di. Yo-hann. Nya Nya. Ex-lax. Filthy Falcon. Pin: nla windshield. MOIIOW. out. ML Y. Mugg'al party. DONALD GEE When someone wants me to do wmelhing and says no long as you're no! doing anything. they do not understand that doing no1hing is exactly whli I wnnl to be doing. Geetnn. Mm'a pany. $72. VOC. Back seat action. JEFFREY GRIMEB Empty chairs and vacant plaza: soon will fill with olher lam: New will come when old have gone. eternal change goes on and on. Charlene. Mug's pany. Dodge dart. Black 001 . Luger head. Chevy van. l M '- i MAUREEN HICKEY CONSTANCE MLBERT Our greatest Iaull is our preoccupation wilh Just when you think tomorrow will never Il'u- faults of olhers, came. il's yeslorrlay. Frank. Hickbonc. Pianisl. Schuol skipper. Conni. Mugg's parly, Erik. Boulders. Cer- Mugg's 11am. Summer of '78. T11? wall. The. many.Flirt.Sutl1crland.Walk-uut.'l'lze Caa1le. pond. Moody.C.-a.1ly. l'm sodepmssedl . Brownie. RANDALL JOHNSON MARK JONES I've won lhe first round; I'm wailing lur line I see no rvil.ll1car no evil. I tell no evil. bell to ring to start the smond. Looks like we .1: ade i1! Boner. Maggie; pang. The Big Bone. Basketball star. Rum Ragga. Mugg'a party. Lenola's. I got :-mall once . Crandall P. BONNIE JOHNSON Give plenty of whaI is given to you and listen to pily'a call: Don'l think the lilllr' you give is great and Ill? much you get is small. Ed. Westsidr. Shorty . Wasled angel. Mugg's party. Janilor. The wall. ?'6 . Thr pond. LINDA LAFRANCE To live your life in you: own way To reach for lllf goals you have sci lor ynursell .. 4 To be 1h:- you that you wan! In be . . , Thai is Sucreasf' Let's go Scrubs. 18!. Maya. 1d grapefruit. L squared. Westsdc. Lindy. Soflball. Lasalle. Mum's pany. 36 ANNMARIE LOSO Today is slowly diminishing. mmormw is Inn 3 dream. h-su-rrlay will livr ferrvrr. 505e, lililc while lies . Mikey. Called il period. No mums. 104 good buddy. Calch you on lhl' Flip side. 0h 50 womanly Soar. DAVID MCG EE People dun'l ask 1m facls in making up lheir minds: they would mher ham om;- good soul- saliahing emotion man a dozen facts. Magoo. Mum. Tammy. Sieve Manin. lBlh Binhllay party. Happir Earl. Pm. EYVONN E MARCEAU Happiness is belonging. nol belongings. Ronnie's. Wake up'. . Mason's. Randy. Fee Fee. I'm no! a chuckl. Shut up . Hoovahon RAYMOND MORAN When asked a question. rrpim'e all 1he possi- bililies before you answer. because honesty is nol always lhe besl policy. Moron. Stinger. Mania party. Ray. Ieeping. AML 31. Basketball. Jeep club. Save yourseli for marriage. Mucks. Ronnir's. Skiing. GERALDINE MATUSIAK Ii The most ulterly last day is one in which you have not once laughed. Geri. Frank. Mum's pnr1y.Leggn. Like maybe. .' NJ. G. Mum. PimL Library.T-bnr!umblc. !l CHERYL mum The Golden Rule of Friendship in lo listen lo. others as you would have mrm 'lialcn b you. VCI'C. Chooch. Keypunch operator. Whiz on: oliice machine ' l L ROBERTA MUZZY The mug of a ladder was never meant In real upon. bul only to hold man's fool long enough :u pul the ulhcrsomcwhal higher. Bobbi. Chiiltndeu Chuck. Nurse. Music, :ilence l1 ?T- 'i JOAN N SEN ECAL Friendship doubles yourjoy and divides your Hrici. Mug'g party, IoJo, Short people. the lillle mar. Bardwell, David W. TIMOTHY PATCH Don't take Iiic serious or you'll never gel oul ol it alive. Elaine, Pumpkin. Tim. Mum's party. Dimples. McDonalds. SANDRA SENEGAL Whal belle: way 10 Eur yourself. lhan to like a look a! your friends. Sandi. Runner. Mng's puny. WaIk-oul. Cap Iain. Reds. Sliding J EFFREY RUSSELL A ship in a harhar is Mic, bul lhni's nnl whll I ship is made ior. Jeff. Russell's Used Cir Lot. Pink Slip. Joelle. Mum's puny. V.W.. I hue sawdust in my muulh . Mama's ELLEN SMITH HI: made my fret like hind's feel, and Eel me secure on the heights. Shelby. E1. Ski-bum. Dan-fan. Curly . Mn. Y. Third cousin twice removed. Nun's puny. Grandma. Middlebury, 20 million 37 38 PATRICIA SMITH Lady Lurk. play your hand. l'w- go! a Mr fur yuu lo play with. Walk-oul. Mum's party. Shpal. Pa-Iree-sha. 0h rude . Third cousin 1w iri' rvmuvai. Suth- erland. That Castlr. Dan-fan. Cally FRANK STRAWN Huld fasl lo dreams Eur iI drums die life is Iikr a hmken-winged bird lhal cannul Hy. Joe. Mugg's party. Yup . . . yup. Scrulien Toink, Canada. Sliding. Yankm. Wanna little loving? CHARLENE SWAN Rvmvmburr happintrss dons nul depend upan who you are at whal wu have. It depends snluely umn whal you think. Jl-H. 0.. Mum's party. Charlir. lmrr head. $7 Diril'u Dann'r. Swanny Riwr KENNETH TANNER Silem men. like still waters. are deep and dangerous. Kenny. Fidget. Quiet. Litllc guy. Stop pickin' on Bone . Army r SCOTT SULE Suspect each moment. for i! is a 'll'lier. liptoeA ing away with more than it brings. Chuck. Chuck. Chucky. Biz. Scooler. See the light? I didn't do it Scooter! II was Valchek'a itica Insplrl Cluscau 5 USA N THATCH ER To be men. sland up. To Ire heard. speak up. To be appnecillcd. shut up. Sue Babe, Arcidenm, Mum's party. Dalsun. Car: it . mooch KATH LEEN TR ILLER Life is like a jigsaw puule; jus! whr-n ynu Ihuughl you had i1 compta-led someone hands mu anulher piece. Kathy. Killer Triilor. Mugg's party. BMW. VaIivP. NY Kath T.. Tfnnis Nul. TINA VARGA Hank richest pleasures arr his chraprsi. Hubby. Toolin'. Soflball. Disco Instrut-lon Bud's. Fireball Jr.. Poulhualler. DEBRA TROMBLEY Some people 1hink it's holding an lhal makes um- strong. Sumelimes ifs letting 50. Basketball. T-bar tumble. Pebbles. Deb. Ger many. Mugg's party. Thal nose, Called it. Pa riod. No returns PAULA VISI We must accepl some challenges. in order 10 rxpericnce success. Jon. Fish. Soilball. RH. Goalie. What should I do? . Are you Engaged?. I'm so bored . parties. CH ECORY VALLOCH Smile. lull somebody lhal mega: beautiful and you low.- them and I hcl lhey won't believe you. Scruffcr. Mugg's party. Vaichek. Strange. Perv Club. Raqucue Lake. H.CM. 3050:. Case oiquarts. FRANK WEIDMAN Happiness is possible with pain and suffer in. bul pleuurc alone can newt bring happi- tun Winky. Geri. Wimp. Mr. X. England. Perv Club. Baron Ex-Lax. Mugg's puny. Wuon. Sears. Guardrail and deer. Eggs in a bushel, ' Excuse me Madame. II II I 5... J...E..S. . .tu .. q t.. ... a .... . LA! .. . 9:?! g u 40 v.3... 911111 a $5.; 4 42 43 45 High School Classes Furmalily rvignud 25 years ago: today's pasmord is casual. An average 01 21 studems per grade made up grades 9 -r- 11 the first year PHS was on Park Street. The increase 10 m'arly 45 students per grade is attributed in 1hr. pupulalion increase and tuition students from Chiurnden and Rutland Town. After sreing seven pages of the students during class. yodll discover lhcm in action on the field. lluurt. and diamond. d7 Brut't- Adams 512ml Andrrwn Nnnry Atwuod Jolrrn Bnrllrlt . Karrrl Bench Tim Blow Chris Bump Ken Burgm Nancy Cvnlrr Knlhi Clark 19 ka Belay Cow Jeannr Currit- Marin Cu rlis Charlni Delphi Carissa Drywa- lohn Fink:- Paul Funk Michele Gussrlirl Philip Holmquisl Ruben lalbcn And WE JUI'II'li Clnn-na lnm-x Lin King Freshmen Tht- class of 1982 showed its schogl spirit this year by taking Iirsl place in tho candy sale for the third consecutive year. Dominating the sopho- mores they took a surprising second place in lhe Winter Carnival. They have raised their lreasunr to over $800 in lhrcc years. Lisa lnrmnvn Palriria Malusiak Turn McCOllough Rodney McPhee Laurie Mccicr Rosemary Massey Ruben Mullin Rick Navarelte Jnmta Neal Karen Patch Skip Poljacik Kevin Ralli Andrew Sargenl Heike S'Ia nsky Mary Smiel Marie Smilh David Tanner Kevin Thompson Ellin Tilden JennilerTodd Maurmn Trillnl' William Trombley Shelley Wheeler Heidi Wood 49 Sophomores Richard Anthn Jonathan 33hr I Vickey. Barnhy Karen Blanr'1am Steve. Bmlmirlq Trini Carlarai Chris calwrtofl Chris omk Gr?! Coolidge Marsarrt Cums Brian Dania Brur'. ans Scan De-La'h-Py Valeria Dorr Joe Erickw Sandra ErirkatlrI Jeff Faruhsm Randir Pelh- Mike Figkh Dtbra Power Dale Carma anlit, Hnnalh Dian? Howlanq Todd lakulu,wSki The peppy sophomore class inc reused its treasury by having two funky dam'L-s and a successful break fast. They placed fifth in lhe Winlcr Carnival althnugh they did win the talent show. Annelle Jasmin Michael King Bernie L080 Suzy 1330 Pally Manning Dori Martina John Malusiak Tim Marceau Brian MEPHW Chris Meyer David Miullizi Mark Miglorie Slave- Mi10wski bunny Massey Brian Pthm Juanita Pclkcy Robcn Perry Debbir Peters Krvin RanlanPn Karen Russell Jean Simonds Uwe Slansly Kathy Smith Ellen 550th thy Su panch- Pam Tanner Jason Thorniun Kevin Wheeler Richard Whilehair Bruce Williams I E! I Wood Todd Yakunnvich Laurence Ynung .51 J uniors William Allard Diane Anderson Terri Ballou Jeff Barney Ruben Beanland Kathy Bmlhers Cara Burgess Hurley Cnvacas laurie Coons Jessie Cove Patrick Curtis David charlcey Shells Delpha Penny Finrh Lawrence Fredmte Charles Godzik Nan 1210 Peter Jalben Kevin J ones Brenda Knapp Jeff LaFrancc Allison LaPine Jayme Leonard Tonya McGee The class of 1980 foughl for last place in the '79 Winter Carnival and won. The juniors haven't been very aclive this year but did sell Proctor Phanlom hats and cooked a mouthwatering Carnival lunch. making a profit of $300. James Morgan Jon Murdock Terry Muny Kathy Pangelinln Chris Perkins Ernie Rncelle Susan Reta Greg Samara Denise Scheme: Henry Sienkiewicz Bjamc Skjotne Susan Smilh Ellie Socinski Vicky Tanner Waller Ta razewinh bun: Tillberg Elizabeth Triller Michelle Welch Sherry Wheeler Charlie Zuni 53 Sports Same enlh usiasm, but different skirt lengths. An average of 21 studenls pergrade made up the 91h - llth grades the first year PHS was on Park Street. The increase lo nearly 45 students per grade is attributed to the population increase and tuition students from Chittendcn and Rutland Town. After seeing 7 pages of the students during class, you,ll see them in action on the field, calm and diamond. 55 The sports section of the 1979 Proc- torian is dedicated with honor and deep apprm'ialion to Mr. A : Bob Abraham- son has been involved in Proctor High School Athletics since he first coached JV Bays Baskrthall. 14 years ago. As our Athh'tir Dirurtor he's seen 10 Classes at athlvtlts mm? and g0. while putting 12 slam champiunships under his belt. in lhnrv Combined sports. Mr. A has bm-n the good guy tor scheduling 3 learn for varly practice and the bad guy for giving a team the 7:0010 9:00 practice. H65 burn tht- bus driver to TSIT field during fail and spring seasons. and thy munitnr at home basketbail gamest espe- ciatllg.r with rivals West Rulland and Otter Valley. He's stood behind his young hnyst basketball team in the annual Peanut Bowl, Jr. High Boys vs. Varsity Girls. even though he's never had to push thv walnut fmm one foul line In thu other in the four years of the contest. Although the female athletes snmrllimvs think h? strives to hl? a male rhauvinisl and argue with him. they may ruin his imagr- by telling him H he's mmt- a long way: he may even have caught up to 1979 in his thoughts. bct-ausu they almost feel equal. Mr. A has kept order and pride. in his athletic program. making it one the school and tow n has always- hm'n proud of. Mr. A . from your co-workurs, t'uarhes. fans and mostly your 175 mem- ber twnagc family h your athletes h we sinrrrriy thank you. We have deeply apprwialrd your 15 years of dedication lu PHS and will always low you for it. h The Phantom - Tho rross country running tram cum- the second meet but were victorious in potod in 4 meets and improved tremc'n- the third am against Black River. Both dously from lhr. first meeL Th9 girls team: were again dcfcaled by Weslside, Cross country came up with a win in the second and but the girls only lost by a slim margin third meets. The boys were defeated in and the boys faced grueling competition. Running .- anling. S. Sent-cal. J. Cook. 1. Knapp. J. Meyer: Standing. 1 Baker. K1 Trill . T. McGHn J. Farnham. P. Smith. D. Tannrr. Coach Roy Pilchr! .57 The varsity soccer team had a terrilic :w-tlLtig - srasun. They '. on the stale linals by Chuck Sule - were armed MVL All- vaI'Slty beating BFA 1 0 and ended their Stars. Kixie Ausiin will he coaching campaign with a 12 -- 2 - 3 record. again next year and is hoping for Soccer Two players -H semors John Gray and another stale final team. - -1- $$ luhnGray . L' ' I . ,. .. . otlSuIe MVL All Star MVL AHASLIF F - T' -15-?- w Sming. J Margin. J. laanrv. 1. Gray. 5. Sula. J. Slrnlton. S. Milowski. D. Anderson: Standing. Mgr. B. Pehm. C1 Zani, M. Kingh W. Tarazcwivh. Kk Blanchard. M. Migloric. B. Skjelne. R. Moran. Z. Horvalh, C. Curtis, C. Vallorh. F. Wridman. M. Fiakr. P. Curtis: Missing. C. Perkins With their relurning coach Ivan Crosby th girls had a line year. They had 105! only two players and. a5 a result, had Icwer position changes to Hllllllll Diane Anderson CVCAL All Sla r Sitting. E. Soulia. R. Felie. C. Calterlon. C. Jllben. P. Visi. M. Cook. K. Rum . B. Triller. M. Gmelin. E. Til- dt'n: Standing. N. Im. M. Sm'vel. 5. L080. L. laanre. L. King. R. Trillef. P. Finch. J. Cove , D. Anderson. E. Socinski. J. Curtis. M. Curtis. Coach Jean Crosby deal with this year. They ended the sea- . son with a respectable record which VETSIty didnH take them to lhe play-offs, but hopefully nexl year they'll go. FieldhOCkey I CVGAL AlLStnr JV Soccer The JV boys had a great season while being coached by Dave Buskey. Their record was 8 - 2; their only losses were to Burr and Burton and Fair Haven. They are hoping lo have jusl as good a record next. Although they will be loosing :1 I01 of players the junior high will supply them with much new talent. Kneeling, R. Jnlberi, S. Poljacik. K. Rani. S. Mitomki. S. Anderson, R. McPhee. R. Mullins. B. Adams. A. King, J. Fiske, R. Coolidge, TA Mar. ceau, M. King. M. Miglor'ie. Z. Horvalh. M. Fiske, P. Cunia. L. Young. J. Woods. K. Thompson. K. Wheeler: MissingJ. Mawsiak. D. Anderson JV Field Hockey The JV girls were coached by Jean Crosby, compiling an excellent record of 6 e 2. The girls showed a good display of coordination and skills. Many players will be moving to the varsity and new talent gleaned from the junior high. Look for an improved eecord next year. JV and Varsity Cheerleading The varsity and JV cheerleaders did a fine job of expressing their spirit thoughout the basketball season. The captains of the varsity squad were Di Anderson. Ann Lose. and Geri Matusiak while Calhy Supancic captained lhe W's. Janice Lib- erty coached both teams. IV. J. Curtis. E. Massey. L LaFrance. K. Benoit. C. Supancic, L. Mccicr. H. Wood 61 Varsity Girls Basketball The girls made it to the play-offs this year with a 10 and 11 record. They lost the first game to Thelford. The girls were coached by James Wolynec and captained by Sandi Senecal. Freshman Reeny Triller and sen- ior Sandi Senecal were awarded MVP at the Black River Tournament. They are hoping for another play-o posi- tion next year. Sitting. Captain 5. Senecal: Kneeling. N. Ina. K. 'l'n'ller. L LlFm-Ice: Standing. Coach Woiynec. R. Trillcr. D. Tromblcy. L. Tillbcrg. E. Socimki. B. Trillcr Varsity Boys Basketball Even though it was mainly a buiId-year for the boys after loosing many players. they still made iI - lo the play-olf. They lost the firm game :0 Fault- ney with a very close score. They went coached by Sam E220. John Gray was flamed t0 the MVL AIl-Star 1mm. This year's team was young which means many rtrlurning players. Kneeling, M. Fight, G. Curtis. Capt. 1. Gray. F. Weidman, M. Jones, J. Morgan; Standing, Mr. Em. M. Miglorie, E. Hacellc. D. Garmw. B. Skjetne. C. Perkins, C. Valloch John Gray MVL MIASIJI 63 V B 3 Th0 JV buys. t'navhl-tl again by Kiwin erfr. OYS had it building your. Tlll'y rumpilvd a rm'urtl 0f ?- 13 luut muk home the first prim- trophy :11 1h:- anl Ruilaml Tourney by br-aling 0V thr first BaSketball night and Mill Rimr tho swond night. Km-rling. B. Adams. K. Halli. H. Mrth'. S. Andi'rann: SIanriing. J. FHun R. .hnh-mun. Z. Hunalh. W. Tmmhit'y. K. Thnmlmnn Sitling. K. Rusal'n: Knvr'ling. R l, M. Clmis, A. Janus; R 2. S Erirksnm M. Smith, E. TiIIIn-n; Slanding. D. Pl'IlTh. L. King. N. Inn. L. Tillht-rjz. Cum-h Bushy JV Girls, Basketball Coached by Daw- BuskI-y 1hr JV girls mnriudcd lhuir svel- son with a 4-40 rvmrd. They will he- rt'building ranks with team mr-mln'rs Inst 10 varsity and a now t'rnp from 1hr Junior high joining the JV squad, J 55. All-Sports Banquet le annual uIl-slmrls luanqm-t. -apnn- mrml by 1311- Prnrlnr Bnmtl-r-a, mu. ht-Id In honor PHS vnarht's uml nlhll'lI-s. Tlu- Bum-II-Cullus Mvmurial Award was gin-n Ihis year to Jun- Slrallnn who tli-nmuslrellf-cl qualiliI-s Hf slatnrlsmunnhip and unm-Hish t-unlrihulion m tram sur- ress. Thr award has nm- ul mam prv- st'nlml to ulhII-tu-s. In ulillilinn m rrt'ngnizing studrnls. lhis yt'ar's hanqurl also hmmrvd alhIMir dirt'rlor Bull Ahruhumsnn whh is rmign- ing aflt'r 1H1 yvars 0f Hi'n'ii'l'. 3 4.51ng Golf TIIP standing: rt-mrll I Ihis yrur's Iran! has 1-? wilh lhv one win nx'vr Bt'l- hm: Falls. 'l'hn- lt-am had a lO-gulm- sca- stm. using lhr Prllt'ltJF'PiHFrUFll Hmm- fur hunw gamri Thrgnlflr';ll11.rnarhl'll I13. Julm's Wul- IH'JI'I', t'tll'lhihlfli of F. Wriilmall. C. Zuni. L Frvdt-In'. C. Sunturm W. Allard. J. LuFrum-v. R. Amh-rsulL K. Ranlanm. and S. AlldI-rsun. 65 Varsity Baseball Winning iht-ir Inst 7 amight gumvs lhr Phunlnms, umlt'r Wade Mitr- III'IFS rtlarlling. Iinislu'd lht'ir evamn ml the pusiliu' Hide. St-I'tlvd st'rond in Division III tuumumvm play. IIH- 12-3 t'luh won againhl Puullnl-y in lhr playuffs and against Wt-sl Rul- lalnd in lhr qualrlrr finals. Tht- team rumpwl in a 10-3 V irlnry nvvr Oxbow in llw st-mi-finals hul t'amc up um- virlory shnrl wlwn dnft'ulvd 1-0 by Lyndon Inslilule in ll'w finals. Thu higlllighls 0f 1hr rr'gular m-a- sun ruml' ul B.F.A. uf Fairiax th-n lllt- Phantoms sluppvd tht' BuiII-l's 32-gamtr winning streak by um: run Mill :1 final score of 7-6. - I. . nu: . a I -'- h .9 MALL. HLL-STAR Kmin BIam-hard Skjl'lm'. D. Morgan. M. Fiskt'. J. Murllurk. W. Taratl-uil'h. 7.. Hun'alh: Slanlling. K. Blzlllvharli. Siilillg. I1 Lvrmla. FL Allams. K. Ralli. S. Pt-Uarik. D. Hatw'i; Knt-n-Iing. C. Prrkins. P. JnlIn-rl. B. y S. Suluu U. Curtis. T. Pulrh: Miwing. R. Moran Trill . C. Conk. Mgr. K. WhI-t-Ii-r Varsity Softball MIhtmgh Ilw mrsity girls e'ndml lhvir svusml will! a 3-14 rvrnrtl. lhl- Phantom lllnu'l' sImm-d Ihruugh, Good fivlding and hard hitting shnwvd llw lrm. effan of rac-h 10am mvlnht'r. Sl-ninrs Linda LaFranL'l', Dvhhiv Trmnhlt'y. Tina Varga. Kathy Trillvr. Paula! Visi, 31nd Captain Sandy Srm-ral Ia-uvu- uflt-r a Imay 14- gnnu' St'hl'lhllf'. Cuarll Carolyn Durr npl'nt'd llu- M-asun vr'lllmriiuslirdlly and t'ndl'd il lhl' iamv way wilh gri'al I'xpt'l'laliuns fun III'NI yPan young lt'am. Silling. Kl 'I'JI'iIII-r TA Vanda. P. Vmi. SA St-nn'al. D. TmlnlITI-y. L. LaFraan'; KIIH'Iing. K. RueL-zell. K. Blanrharll. C. Bunk . 5, Loan: Slanllinp Cuarh Dnrr. K. Brrmil. L. King. R. JV Softball The JV girls held the lmst record in girls! sporls lhis spring. ending the season wilh a 9-1 record. Hustling through lheir games and srrimages. Ihe rowdy phantomcllos banged out numerous hits and ran up a tally of many runs. Coach Pam Shuslak, who also coached the JVS last year, mnfi- denlly led the girls through their hard-hilling season. H l. A Jasmin. C. Conk: R2. L. LaFranI-v. V. Dnrr, T. CaI-I-rm. AA Jnm-s: R 3. L King. K. Rm- sr-II. RvTrilll'Y. K. Bi-nu'rl. K. Blanchard l i JV Baseball Although lht' JVs losl their last gamv lo Rutland. the team neverthe- Ivss had a i'inr. season with a final ' record of 5-5. Led by the efforts of varsily playr-rs Kevin RaHL Bruce 1 Adams. and Zolliv Horvath and .IVs John Fisk? and Mikt- Kingu lhe team played t-xvnllvnt ball throughou! the season. Coach Dave Buskey was very pleased with 111:? effort his team put forth durmg the season. Sitting. Z. Horvalh. E. Aulullls. K. Rani. S. Pnljm-ik. K. .Ium-s; anling. D. Cacores. .Il Cuok. K. Thnmpson. R. Mt-PhI-I'. .I Malusiak. R. Jalhr-rt. FL Mullin: Slilntling. J. Firikv. M. King R. Nawarl-tlr. U. Gamm- -- Advertisements umvam 'I' $T TRACTOR ...-- Boy. were kids t'ner'gelic in 1954-! Either lhal 0r ads were inexpensive and their 1ime was not spent doing a lot of other activities The 1954 yearbook had 38 pages of advertising -- over half the.- book. Everyone knows how the cost at living has grown, explaining the smaller number of ad pages for the same Money in this book. chrl like 10 thank all of our pairons for their genurosily. VERMONT MARBLE CONGRATULATIONS! To +he class of I979 e and +0 the Proc+or High School on +he 25+h Anniversary of he dedicafion of +he new school building. We are proud +0 have been a par+icipa ni. VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY FREDETTE CHEVROLET Procior. VT Tal. - 459-3329 Fisher Nashua - Tempwood Wood Burning Sfoves 8: Accessories NORTHAM SALES Jus+ South c'F Beau+iful Downfown CuHingsville 8: Ru'lland. VT 492-3344 775-2736 Best Wishes to +ha Class of '79 From BU DS CANNON BALL LOUNGE 2I Nori'h Sfraef Prodor, Vermonf Bud and Elaine Skie'rne. Props. Congraiula'fions CIass of I979 . PROCTOR GAS INC. The Ap Hence People 4I Schoo Sheet Procior HOME AND FARM CENTER Sales. Service. lnsfallafion N. Main 5+. P.O. Bo: 225 Ruila ncl. Vormoni Tei. 7?3-3877 SEWARDS FAMILY RESTAURANT Nlo Main S+ree+ Rufland. Vermont gallium EState tBDEJ ??5-1905 18 Scum Mann. Rutland. Vermont 05101 m an :-'.-: ' KILLINGTON MOTORS INC. Oldsmobiles 8: Dodge Cars $ Trucks 270 Sou+h Main Sfree'l Rufland. Varmanf CHARLES E. TUTTLE CO.. INC. Booksellers and Publishers Rufland, Vermon'l' THOM PSON'S HARDWARE Se wish r PiHsford, VT 4834693 David Thompson, Prop. 71 T8tT TRACTOR John Deere Traders. Snowmobiles. Moforcycles Procior. Vermon? Tel. 459-2773 . Sales 3: Service Nofhing Runs Like a Deere Our Congra+u1a+ions a nd Bed Wishes +0 the Class of '79 cf Procfor High School FIRST VERMONT BANK B9 Merchanfs Row 0570I 46 Nor+h Main Sires? 276 Souih Main Sfreaf 439 Wes+ Siraai' Member Federal Daposif Insurance Corporaiion PATRONS OTTER VALLEY GARAGE DICK'S MOBIL KEITH'S SALVAGE YARD GREEN MOUNTAIN REALTY VERMONT PARTS AND EQUIPMENT' INC. VERMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS THE MONK'S CELLAR BERNINA SEWING CENTER RUTLAND RESTAURANT EVELYN'S FLORIST SHOP SOUTH END FOOD MARKET GLORIA'S POLLACK PONTIAC - CADILLAC. INC. MR. 8x MRS. HARLEY B. TRILLER GIDDINGS MANUFACTURING. INC. THE FOLEY DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION ANDY COVELL'S LIGHT TRUCKING AND RUBBISH REMOVAL Bes+ Wishes +0 +he Class of I979 THE E SAVINGS BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. 73 THE SUNSET RESTAURANT H I LL N I DALE 223 Sou+h Rita? EagaE-Id. Vermont N U RSERY Servin Three Meals Daily Excapi Sun ay: Closed Noon +0 Five PiHsford, Vermon+ Your Hosfs: Paul 3: Rose Willey Chrisfmas Trees. plank and Shrubbery STEWART A. SMITH GMC - BUICK - BMW Ruiland. Vermont Compliment of THE VERMONT STATE FAIR Sepiember I.2. 3.4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. I979 Free Grandshnd WOODEN BARREL COUNTRY STORE Chiftenden. Vermon? KEITH'S TRADING POST Piflsford, Vermon+ Food. Acoholic Beverages. Guns, Cloi'hes Fishing Tackle, Gas, An'riques LERTOLA'S TOYOTA PEUGEOT. INC. Tel. 458-2800 Procfor. Vermoni You Asked For H. You 601' H'. Toyoi'a. Au+horized Dealer NORTHERN HOMES Rickard Blow Builder, Dealer ChiHenden, Vetmonf 302433-2878 Complimenfs of ALDERMAN CHEVROLET Route 7 Sou+h Main 5?. Tel. 775-5545 Rufland. Vermonf EASTMAN'S 37 March: n+5 Row Rufland. Vermont FREEMAN JEWELERS 76 78 Merchanis Row Rufland. Vermoni Tel. 773-2792 Band Ins+ruman+s - Guifars - Sheef Music SWANSON MUSIC STORE 66 Merchanfs Row RuHand. Vermonf Insfruman+ Repair Music Bouiique Pianos Organs THE HOMESTEAD FAMILY RESTAURANT 8: LOUNGE Proc'ror. Vermonf 7.5 GREEN . MOUNiAIN - We Ren+ Mod Renfals, Inc. Evanfl'hing NORCROSS - ELDRIDGE. INC. Wholesale Dishibuwrs Paper Specialiios General March: ndiss Rufland. Vermont Congratulaiions +0 +ho Class of I97? W. C. LANDON. INC. 26l North Main Sfree+ Ruilond. Vermon! Sales 8: Service BRILEYA'S CHRY-PLY. INC. New $ Used Cars I47 Main Sireei . Tel. 433-230! W. RuHend. VT 05777 SANDY'S COLOR - CUT 8t CURL Soufh Shani Prodor, Vormoni' SEWARDS SALES and SERVICE. INC. ln'rernaiional Trucks RuHand. Vermon+ R1. 7 Complimenh of THE BARNARD FUNERAL HOME PiHsford. Vermonf CARBINE-ANDERSON Gen'Hemen's Cloi'has and Habardashars Ladies Couniry Shop RuHand. Vermonf Bea? Wishes 10 ihe Class of '79 HY-HWAY FURNITURE CO., INC. Canhr RuHand, Vermoni creative cookery Main Street- Pittsford, VI. 05763 PROCTOR TRUST COMPANY- ?uE- K? ,--' mg Procl'or RuHand Cas+le+on Poulfn ey 459-3375 775-2525 463-5653 287-933 I Checking Accoun+s Savings Accoun+s Loans for Au+o and Home Improvemen+s Trus+s and Financial Planning Commercial Banking Service Member F.D.I.C. Corigrafulai'ions +0 +heT Class of '79 C L IN TL :2! CLINTON F. THOMAS INSURANCE Comple+e and Specialized Service Since I922 Prodor, Vermon? Tel. C 459-3327 PROVIN SALES AND SERVICE Route 7 Pi++sford. Vermonf Tel. 48 3 -283 I W AGWAY INC. - RuHand. Store Box 398 Rufland. Varmoni PRACTICO'S FLOWER SHOP. INC. Your axfra fruck florid ANGELL'S AUTO SERVICE Randbury Rd., RuHand. VT. Au+omo+ive Paris 3: Equipmonf Complete Machine Shop Service OTTER VALLEY RAI LROAD Open May +0 June Come Take a Ride on +he Offer Valley Railroad WW PROCTOR COAL CO.. INC. Dependable Service Iartmzhtnrr Vermon! Tel. 459-3349 MIKE BLANCHARD'S AUTO SALES NEW and USED CARS BOUGHT and SOLD Le+'s Make a Deal! Mike Blanchard. Propriefor U5 Rt 7 PiHsford, Vermoni RAY BEANE. INC. GOODEWEAR South Main Sfreei Rufland. Vermonf RUTLAND-- Rutland Plaza-vDowntown Rutland MaIl--Woodstock Ave. The extra ordinary bank VERMONT NATIONAL N Member FDIC RUTLAND'S EXCLUSIVE BOND AGENCY McNEILE: REEDY. INC. Complefe Men's Wear Ruifa rid. Vermont WE II'WFI'LIH mtufmlys may. ROYAL'S HEARTHSIDE RESTAURANT AND GIFT SHOP Rouies 4 and 7. Ruiland, Vermont Complimen'i's of LINDHOLM'S SPORT CENTER Rufland. Vermoni 80 Wr-H. thrrt' it is 7 Prm'tur High Sc-hunl I9T3TQ. Mam things hau- rhangI-d in 25 yrarr- .-.. lhr anll- mrnl. th numhvr Hf arlhilirh. lhl' vqualilk 01' unmen in :HHE'UH. am! most impnnanl. lhv addilinn 0f slu- dI-nba from ChittPnlIt-n and Rulhmd TmuL Without thaw F-lutlt'nts Prov- lnr High St'huol wouldn'l IJI' what i1 ir- 1011213. Fa rr'wvli 10 1979: I I El ill