Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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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.

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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.

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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