Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1980 volume:

PROCTORIAN I980 Proctor Jr.-Sr. High School Proctor, Vermont We will remember tomorrow though we leave here loday. We must be traveling on now . . day. TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities Senior High Sports Seniors Senior High Classes Faculty Junior High Classes Junior High Sports Advertising . we'll meet another Page l9 33 SI 59 67 7I 75 A PORTRAIT OF I. . . Reflections on PHS . . . '79-'80 It was a time for change. a time for growth. Though many of us were quite loath To say adieu to a staircase. a window. a view. All for the sake of something new. World War II echoes in the hall. It's just another brick in the wall. Jackhammer clamor. second-floor tramor. It's just another crack in the cafeteria wall. Dust, Smog. New York City grit. Because of this. we can't wait to split. - . . . THE WAY WE WERE It was a time for change. a time for staying the same. Boring. brown study halls. Hearty party at the falls. Autumn haze and a soccer game. Tuesdays and Thursdays. C and D. Double drab. chem lab. Snowless winter. such rnomr tony! June eleven heaven. 50 near. yet so far. Early dismissal to work for my car. Will you think of us next year. when before becomes after? Will you remember our footsteps and our laughter? DEDICATION We the Proctorian staff are delighted and honored to dedicate our l979-l980 publication to one of our most dedicated and respected teachers here at Proctor High School, Mrs. Dalto. YOu, Mrs. Dalto. have shown a vast amount of patience and understanding to all those students who have been lucky enough to pass your way. You have been the source of unfailing guidance and care to the Proctorian staff. Our school is fortunate enough to have acquired the knowledge, skill. and leadership of Mrs. Dalto. which has helped make our years at Proctor High memorable ones. Activities CHORUS The high school chorus. under the direction of Reeta Coughenhour. was very aclive this year. In addition to the annual winter and spring concerts. many chorus members participated in the annual Green Mountain Regional Festival. held this year at Mill River Union High School. Also this year. four members of the music department were chosen for the AII-State concert in Burlington, and two members were chosen for the All-New England concert in Glastonbury. Connecticut. AlTOS: l-R: Row I; M. Gosselin. L. Yeung. 5. Reta. C. I220. 13. Manning. J. Brehl. Row 2: M. Freehorn. K. Brimmer, C. Jones. E. Tiiden. S. Wheeler. 1. McAllister. L Fenian, Row 3: B. Valloch. Ti Chamberlain. M. Smith. K. Patch. K. McLaughlin. S. Tilden. L. Pilcher. Row 4; S. Rela. N. lzzoi MEN: L-r. Row 1: P. Holmquisi. D. Triller. J. Miglarie. J. Sacceric, Row 2; M. Samara. E. Guyana. D. Baccei. D. Tanner. Row 3; H. Sienkowicz. L. Young. SOPRANOS: L-R. Row l. D. Clark. V. Bishop. J. Nelson ' . Rogers. IL Jalbert. Row 1:6.Navarene. C. Gray. N. Valenle. Bi Penlowski. A. LaFrance. A. Pent ,. ow 3; It. Massey. B. Cosselin. K. Sanborn. S.Cur1i5.L Clough. J. Jones. Row 4. I.. Tilibeu'g. IL. Burgessu... Burgess. K. Clark. T. Malusiak. V. Dorr. .l. Todd. ALL-NEW ENGLAND. L-R. K. Clark. K. Patch. ALL-STATE. L-R. D. Howland. H. Sienkiewicz. K. Clark. K. Patch. y'h . HE. C. Cook. B. Triller. S. Reta. K. Banchard. S. Tilden. L. Young. Missing; E. Sonlia, R. Massey. BAND: L-R. Row l: P. Holmquist. N4 5miel. T4 Chamberland. EA Tilden. M. 5miel. N. Valente. i 'r J. Socinski. M. Rogers. Row l K. Goodrich. Z. Horvath, D. Tanner. J. Miglorie, K. Palch. 54 Curtis. C. Jones. K Ciark. Row 3: 2. Austin. 5; Tilden. MA Freehorn. T. Felie. M. Miglorie. L Pilcher. C. Gray. K. Sanborn. BAND The band and stage band had another active year under the direction of Reeta Coughenour. The marching band performed in several parades including the Alletate Parade in Brattleboro. the Loyalty Day Parade in Rutland. the Bicenten- nial Parade in Chittenden. and the annual Memorial Day Parade in Proctor. Both band and stage band members performed in the annual Winter and Spring concerts. STAGE BAND: t-R. Row I. N. Srniel, K. Patch. 1'. Racette. Row 2. R. Austin. 2. Horvath. D. Tanner. J. Miglorie. Row 3: M. Freebarn. T. Felie. M. Miglorie. C. Jones, K. Clark. L Pitcher. L-R. Row l: M. Smiel. A. Jones. M. Smith. E. Tilden. J. Todd. 1'. McAlister. 3. Warren. J. Jones. Row 3; N. Atwood. J. Saceric. D, Tanner. Ht Cavacas. L. Voung. C. Jones. J. Socinski. Row 3: C. Deyette. l. Fenton. DRAMA CLUB The drama club this year was directed by Becky Fenton with the assistance of Vicky Papageorge. This year's production. Infancy . was written by Thornton Wilder. A performance was given for the public in the Proctor High School Gymna- sium. Once again. Proctor participati ed in the District One-Act Play Festival held this year at Mill River Union High School. Unfortunately. we were not chosen to go on to further competition, but there's always next year! PUBLICATIONS The Praetorian and Sutherland staffs were again successful in producing high quality sludent publications under the leadership of Mrs. Dalto and Mrs. Sherman. This year's Praetorian staff is the hrgesl ever. Our new publisher made it possiblefor us to produce a bigger and better qualityI book. Again this year. representatives from both staffs attended the CSPA Convention in New-York City. The Sutherland was awarded second place in the CSPA Newspaper Competitions. We hope both staffs wiII cominue the good work in the future years! PROCTORIAN: L-R. Row l. M. Smiel. M. Smith. K. Pangelinan. M. Gosselin. S. Wheeler. It. Benoil. Row 2; N 1120. B. TriIIEr. T. McGee. T. Matusiak. S. TildEn. Row 3-. S. Reta. P. Finch. L.- Tillberg. J. Saceric. H. Cavacas. R. Trlller. C Canerton. L. Coons. J. SimOnds. Missing: T. Baliou. SUTHERLAND: l-R. Row l; L Pilcher. K. Goodrich. M. Freehorn, L. Young. Row 21 R. Felie. L. Young. C. Supancic. K. Russell. 1 Saceric. S, 'I' ilden. - :1..- . ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The assembly committee ar- ranged'many assemblies this year with linancial support from the Touring Aid Program of the V1. Council of the Arts. They started it off with an excellent performance by the Navy Rock Band. followed by two plays. a demonstration of soundweaving. and ended the year with an encore presentation of Rosenshontz. L-R. Row l: D. Martinez. C. Izzo. D. Baccei. TA Perkins. Ms, Young. Me Curtis. E. Triller. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council was headed by President Jeff Farnham. A record amount of $l93 was collected for UNICEF. The Student Council also sponsored its annuai blood drive. The Student Council continues to serve as an active liason between the student body and lhe administration. LR. Row 1. C. Gray. K. Sanborn. B. Penrrow;ki. C. Barton. Row 2: C. Supancic. R. Felie. L. King. K. Goodrich. B. Trombley. Raw 5; J. Fal'rlham. B. Triller. C. Curtis. 6 Santoro. R. Triller. C, Zani. Mr. Wolynec. CLOSE-UP For the second year. Proctor High School was included in the Close-Up Program. Fifteen students and their adviser Mr. Orvis spent a week in Washington. D.C.. where they attended seminars and work- shops to learn about government. They stayed at the Skyling Inn in downtown Washington. Students were able to meet other students from all over Vermont. L-R. Row I: M. Smith. J. Todd. K. Clark. Row 3: K Felie. K. Blanchard. D. Martinez. Row 5. C. Perkins. Mr. Orvis. CV Zani. J. Farnham. C. Catlenon. IE. Tilden. L. Coons. T. Caceres. mpviovvrth H'III .nrll ---t. '4':mm..T1-: - I t. Hill :1, 11 L-R. Row 1. C. Jones. E. Tilden. Row 2; K. Patch. M. Smith. M. Smiel. J. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 0F AMERiCA Future Homemakers of America. headed by Mrs. Milnes. is a new club at P.H.S. Some of their activities included preparing food for the School Board Meetings and attend- ing the district meeting at Okerno Lodge in Ludlow. At the end of the year. two members were chosen to attend the leadership conference in Randolph.- SENIOR PROM The Senior Prom. taking the place of the annual Winter Carnival Ball, was held in April this year. Last year's queen. Ann Loso. returned to crown Ellie Socinski. The Queen's court was made up of seniors Diane Anderson. Terri Ballou. Nan I220. Beth Triller. and iuniors Randee Felie and Karen Blanchard. The band this year was 44 Magnum. -J WINTER CARNIVAL A few changes were made in this year's winter carnival because of the lack of snow. such as the elimination of snow sculptures. The eighth grade came in first in the overall competi- tion. The lalem show was won by Kathy Clark and Trish Matusiak who sang a medley of songs accompanied by Karen Patch on the saxophone. FRENCH CLUB This year was the first year for the French Cfub at P.H.S. The. members raised $2M? through three bottle drives, a food sale and a raffle. Twenty-five students and their adviser. Mrs. May. Went on a four-day trip to Quebec City and Montreal on April l0-l3. The students stayed in the Auberg des Gower- neurs Hotel in Quebec City and the Hyatt Rege in Montreal. l-R. Row I. J. Curtis. R. McPhee. R. Jalbert. J. Cook. K. Benoit. Row 2. S. Anderson. J. Fiske. K. Rani. K. Burgess. Row 3. M. Gosserin. A. Jasmin. I.. LaFrance. J. Bartlett. R. Triller. T. Caceres. Mrs. May, Row 4. L. Mecier. T. Malusiak. K. Clark. C. Canenon. C. Supancic. R. Felie. .I' m' .-l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Nine new members were induct- ed into the Rediield Proctor Chapter of the National Honor Society. Mr. Themes Meier. President of Castle- ton State College. was the guest speaker. The ceremony was held on April 30m. President Greg Santoro made the introductions. and old members Diane Anderson. Kevin Jones. Sherry Wheeler. and Ellie Socinski made speeches on char- acter. leadership, scholarship. and service. The new members received certificates and pins. L-R. Row II C. Supancic.. R. Felie. D. Anderson. Row J; L. Young. 5. Wheeler. 1. Farnham. A. Jasmin. E. Socinski. Mr. Pilcher. Row 3. G. Samara. M. Miglorie. M. Fiske. C. Catlenan, L. Coons. K. Jones. HONORS AND AWARDS Diane Anderson Cara Burgess Ellie Socinski Beth Triller Terri Ballou Shela Delpha Allison Lapin: Sherry Wheeler Henry Sienkiewicz i; ,. $.fmh I Dare You Award Peter Jalbert Beth Triller p. ' ' Il- Jhm Good Citizen Award Diane Anderson ' 7 Character Achievement Award Diane Anderson U.V.M. Recognition of Hag: Kevin Jones Gregory J. Socinski AwSl'd Kathi Clark Art Award 1 . Todd Jakubowski a . Mathematics Award t .. Kevin Jones Dick Anderson German Award ' Cathy Supancic National School Choral Award Henry Sienkiewicz Vermont Student Assistance Kevin Jones Scholarship x b- . x Kevin Jones 5 'Jon Murdoch . gag Samara HighSports Senior VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Headed by their new coach Lynn Johnson the girls ended their season with a 1-7 record. They beat Rutland twice in the season at home 4-2 and at Rutland l-O. The team was captained by seniors Di Anderson. Ellie Socinski, and Nan Izzo. Sophomore Reeny Triller and high scorer Di Ander- son were CVGAL All-Slars. The girls are looking forward to a great season next year even though their: loosing 8 seniors to graduation. Front row. N. Izzo. E. Socinskil kneeling. 5. Low. B. Triller. K. Russell. D. Marlinez. K. Benoit. R. Trillen standing. K. Bursa . C. Canerton. L. King. C. Butsess. L. LaFrance. R. Felie. J. Cove . L. Tlllberg, P. Finch. Ms. Johnson -. t'f ' I h 0 ' b l h ,.. 6' - ' 3 1 j P r f1l W 1 - .24 . . h: It ' Y '- II I '3' 9-! y ' ' l ' ' - . '5 '- . hJ 0; . -. 1;! . - -'h 'h 2 VI Inn .71 .- - .' ' '9 -' . ' ' -..;.' F, .. .. - - h h - J VARSITY SOCCER The boys ended their season with a spectacular l0-3 record. Led by Coach Kixie Austin the boys won their playoff. quarterfinal and semi- finai game. only to be stopped from winning the Class M title by Sacred Heart l-O. High scorers were junior Bernie Loso and sophomore Kevin Rani. The team was captained by seniors Jim Megan. Wally Tarazewich. and Ernie Racette. Next year's team is anxious to Capture the Class M title to keep up the Proctor saccer team tradition. Front row. J. Morgan. W. 'I'arazewich. E. Racetre. Row 2. S. Milowski. K. Rani. J. Fiske. S. Anderson. B. Loso. B. Adams. Raw 3. C. Zani. B. Skictne. D. Anderson. C. Perkins. H. Sienkiewicz. Z Horvath. M. Miglorie, R. Jalben. M. Fiske. S. Paliacik. P. Curtis 21 J V FIELD HOCKEY This year's team had quite a Karen Benoit's winning goal. . i rebuilding year with their new coach. Their finaI record was 4-3-2. Judy McCullough. They pulled out a They hope to haveastrong team with tremendous victory against strong next year's oncorning freshmen! Burr and Burton in overtime with Front tow. .I. Simonds. 5. low: Row J. K. Banoit. C. Izzo, K. Goodrich: standing. J. Curtis. 5. Tilden. C, Curtis. 5. Reta. M. Curtis. l. Young J.V. SOCCER The J.V. boys had a spectacular season with returning coach Dave Buskey with only one loss and eight victories. Scott Anderson led the team with the most goals for the season. The team was captained by iunior Tim Marceau. Even though many of last year's J.V.'s are looking toward next year's varsity team. they'li still have a lot of team members left waiting to better their record. From row. P. Lasky. R. Austin. R. Mullin; Row 3. .. 5. Sttattan. E. Supancic. R. McPheet standing. 5. Sule. 'l. Marceau. D. Carter VARSITY CHEERLEADING PHS had a fine cheerieading squad captained by juniors Trini Caceres. Randee Felie. and Jean Simonds. The cheerleaders aroused a lot of spirit from the Phantom. helping us show the players we were behind them all the way. Lell-right. T. Caceres. D. Martinez, J'. Simonds. R. Massey. R. Felie. L. LaFrance. J. Curtis 23 24 VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL With only one returning senior at the beginning of the year and some major injuries the boys' team had a lot of obstacles to overcome before they could concentrate on making the playoffs. The team was captained by iunior Mike Fiske and senior Jim Morgan. Their record didn't show the obvious skill and teamwork this team had. Mike Fiske was named an MVL All-Star this year. They are looking hopeful for next year so that they can better their skills and their record. Kneeling. B. Adams. J. Fiske. J. Morgan. M. Fiske, S. Anderson; standing. Coach Ezzo. D. Lerlola. D. Garmw. Z. Harvalh. B. Skietne. W. Trombley, M. Miglorie. T. Marceau; missing. R. Shackellord The girls. under the walchful eye of their new coach Richard Alberti. had a good start into their season by winning the annual Ludlow Tournament. Penny Finch. Ellie Socinski. and Reeny Triller won most valuable player awards. The team. captained by seniors Beth Triller and Ellie Socinski. ended the season with a 743 record. They made it to the playoffs but lost to West Rutland 53-33. Reeny Triller look the high scoring honors. The team looks very persuasive as a IQSO-SI conlmder. a potential threat to next year's CVGAL learns. Curlis. IE. Tilden VARSITY GIRLSh BASKETBALL Kneeling. E. Socinski. B. Triller: standing. K. Goodrich. 5. Lose. M. Smith. J. Brell. Coach Alberli. K. Russell. R. Triller. M. 25 JV BOYS' BASKETBALL The JV boys, coached by Kevin Keefe, lost more games than they won. Their wins were taken by small point margins while the losses experienced were by large margins. The team performed well during the 79-80 season. Kneeling. S. Anderson. B. Lesa. B. Adams. R4 McPheet standing. E. Supancic. T. Marceau. W. Trombley. K. Thompson Front row. St Marceau. C. Izzo. l. Mecier. S. Reta; back row. K. Clark. TA Malusiak. l. Young JV CHEERLEADERS The voices of the peppy JV cheerleaders could be heard distinctly and Ioudly from the bleachers and floor during the JV games. The vocal support was aiso echoed during those tense moments on the varsity lines. . . . and so it goes ..;-..-.--. ! CROSS COUNTRY This year marks the second consecutive seascm for the cross- country team coached by Roy Pilcher. The boy's team included Jon Baker. Jeff Cook, Peter Jalberl. Kevm Jones. and Kevin Wheeler. The girrs team had only three membersv Andrea Jones. lynn Pilcher. and Marie Smith. As this was not enough for a team. the girls competed individually. The season started with an MVI. pre-season meet at Mill River and concluded with the stale finals in Montpelier in November. Everyone competed well against more exper- ienced teams. One Phanlorn runner. Jon Baker. was elected to the MVL All-Star team. The Proctorian apologizes to the cross-country team for not including any pictures of them. Our excuse? None were taken! 27 13 VARSITY BASEBALL Ending the IQSO baseball season as state runners-up the Proctor Phantoms finished with a lO-IO record. Beating Poultney. Ludlow. and B.EA. in the play-otfs. the Phantoms didn't fare as well against Oxbow's Bob Vallianl in the finals. Although Mike Fiske pitched a fine game for Proctor. the teams usually strong offense couldnit operate against Valliant's tough pitching. Biarne Skietne spoiied Oxbow's hopes for a no-hitter when he laid down a perfect hunt in the seventh inning. Despite their ten losses the Phantoms. coached by Wade Mit- chell who was assisted by Lee Orvis. - -d-----,--w:.-Id-II- L... t .pJI J; P'aved huStliHB Games throughout Kneeling. J. Morgan. B. Skieme. P. Cums. Row 3. x. Thompson. J. Cook. R. Jalbert. B. Adams. their schedule, six of which were lost J. Fiske. S. Poliacik. R. McPhee. Mgr. K. Tanner. Row 3. S. Sula. 2. Horvath. M. Fiske. K. Ratti. M. Migiorie. Coach Mitchell. Mgr, D, Baccei; missing. P. Jalbert only by one-run deficits. Mike Fiske was elected to the M.V.L. AII-Star team for his strong pitching game. JV BASEBALL The JV baseball team ended their season with a 3-5 record. losing twice to Rutland and splitting their remaining games. Coach Dave Bus- key resigned in the middle of the season and was replaced by Floyd Lanphere. With 3 IA! record Lanphere managed to pull the team to 3-5. Speedy Sean Suie claimed two home runs while Scott Stratton was credited with one. Front row. P. lasky. R. Mulllm standing. J. Russell. F. Goodrich. S. Stratton. R. Austin; missmg. S. Sula. R. McPhee. M. King. M. Clough. PA Fredette SOFTBALL The girls' varsity softball team impmved last year's record impres- sively by ending the season with a 4-D regular season and a 5-l3 overall record. Their five wins consisted of defeating Poultney and MSJ twice apiece and also overtaking Whit- comb High in the Group II division quarter finals. Having been selected to par- ticipate in the Division II playoffs. they easily won that quarter-final match. This qualifying victory sent them to Bethel to compete against Rochester for the semi-final win. They were defeated. however. in a tight battle by a score of I3-9. In her first year of softball coaching lynn Johnson has worked extremely hard with her girls and has dame an exceptioual iob improv- ing skills and introducing new ones. 'e .IC-JT: Front row. 5. Lose. C. Burgess; Row 2. K4 Goodrich. 5. Hitl. K. Benoit. R. Massey. C. Cook; Row 3. S. Tilden. D. Blow. K. Blanchard. K. Russell. L. King. J. Cavell. V. Dorr. R. Trlller GOLF The l979780 golf team. coached by Mr. Wolynec. had almost an even season by winning 8 matches and losing 9. For the first time the golf leam qualified as a varsity sport. Letter winners included Dick Ander- son. Scott Anderson. Chris Perkins. and Greg Samara. Bill Allard. Car- oline Curtis. Joe Saceric. Charlie Zani. and Robert Shackelford made up the remainder of the team. N .Q rfmwf' me SPORTS BANQUET The annual sports banquet. a sponsored by me Phantom Boosters. honored the many students at P.H.S. who were active in the athletic program. Several of the teams which participated in various tournaments, including varsity girls'. iunior varsily boys' and iunior high girls' basketball teams and Ihe varsity soccer team. presented trophies to Mr. Tracy. Matt Kilcullen. varsily basketball coach at Castlelon State College. was the guest speaker. The BuzzelI-Gallus AWard was given to Jim Morgan for outstanding improvement and sportsmanship in soccer. -r.' 1.1 3i Seniors R-E-A-l-L-Ylt - . V .' lam, :2; ' Ar. 1 ll ' ?- Iakin' it easy . . . must be Home EC. ll. Hal hat YouTe only kiddmg. right? Is the! good readin'? Goo don'1 take my picture. .wug. 49 .Wn. -.- ..- -dr- HI'IIIII . . . So wnlclm' nuLIn'. Rarlw? sounds good to Im- le Outlaws Whnl docs Ilus say? Ilw Hohbscy Twins 35 Doing a little pleasure reading. eh' Charlie? what? . . . what? . . . WHATi'l Ground control to major TOM w-O-WI MANI It's time for another party. The grievance committee Ah. a green breasted. yellow crested Tillbenl 37 x'c ? In Hie gearEDU Bean is the proud owner of Proctor's new hot spat. Beano's Bar and Grill. It's located. where else17below the falls. Diane Gray. the former Diane Anderson. has set up her own nursery school. So far her only enrollments are her ten little Grays. Terri Ballou. after 30 years of being a dental hygenist. found she couldn't look down another mouth. She moved to the deep woods of Chittenden where she can be found practicing on her pets. Jeff Barney has become a successful hog farmer. Jeff's secret to producing prize winning pigs is to play music to them. So far Jeff's earnings have gone into advanced hiefi systems he can carry over his shoulder. Rob and 81 formed the fantastic group The Cosmic Outlaws . When- ever they're not on a world tour. they can usually be found at Pica where they moonlight as ski instruo tors. Cara became a star pitcher for the softball team. the Proctor Bluebells. Cara helped found the team and said the one skill that helped her make it his was her ability to dodge balls hit directly at her. Hurley lost so much weight after graduation that it seems he just vanished into thin air. Laurie Coons. alter years of living next to a chicken farm. decided poultry was for her. She is now the proud owner of Laurie's Lovely Livestock. Jessie owns a chain of Tyrol motels that spreads across the country. Jessie. who was always keen on attendance. hasn't seen a dayis work in the last 20 years. Pat has his own dog walking service called Pat's Prancing Pooches . For $20 he will walk your dog anywhere you want. Dave. after working for UPS all these years. finally saved up enough money to marry Kim. They now live in Carlsbad. California. where they are raising their three kids. Because Sheila was very ac- cident prone. she decided that she should invest her money in the health field. She now owm Rutland Hospital and she gets free care whenever she needs it. Penny made It big in art and changed her name to Penny Van Finch. She can be found in her garret in New York City where she recently cut off her right ear. She sent it to Mrs. Dawson in appreciation of all the help she gave her in her early days. Charlie became the proud owner of Godzik's Game Farm. Every week he can be seen Out in the field hauling home the catch of the clay for Patti to cook. Nan Ratti. the former Nan lzzo. married Kevin who became manager of the NY Yankees. Nan helps the team by x-raying the bones of Kevin's players. They don't have a house yet because they spend most of their time in the dugout. 0 o 0 W Um After Pete got out of the Air Force. he joined a professional hoekey team. He is now married and he and his wife own and run their own hockey camp where he coaches neighborhood kids. Kevin graduated from U.V.M. and started his own complaint company. People will pay Kevin to call stores. offices. schools. etc. and complain for them. He is very successful at this since he got a lot of practice in high school. Jeff LaFrance went on to college in New York City where he received his degree in bragging. He recently opened his own school for anyone interested in getting more out of their bragging. Allison is still on and off with Steve. but they are now on a lot more than off. Maybe by the year 2000. they will be married. Jayme took over the drilling business from dad. He married his high school sweetheart. Sue. and now the two of them travel in luxury after they made it big by accidentally hitting an oil deposit in Lake Bomoseen. Tonya became an admiral in the navy. specializing in teaching her own kind of Dale Carnegie course. She married her commanding of- ficer. but she's still the boss around the house. Jim quit college to play 3rd base for the Pittsburg Pirates. On the off season. Jim runs a bar called The Falls . The bar has a rugged appearance with a fire going in the middle and benches all around. Jon couldn't stand being away from Paula so he went A.W.O.L The two of them flew to Canada where they've raised a large family in which all the children have the middle name of Buckwheat. Terry Muzzy. after graduating from P.H.S.. went straight to work planning his bulldozer sales and repair shop. Terry did get married. but quickly divorced when his new bride found out that he sleeps with a bulldozer in his room. Kathy and Mark settled down in Proctor after their marriage. Kathy is the town's newest Avon lady. but as she can't reach the doorbell. she has to knock. Chris. after working hard at Lertola's. finally bought the place. With every new car, Chris offers a free tape deck with a complimentary Beatles tape. Ernie has formed his own construction company. The com. pany's crew may be a little slow. but they get the work done. Sue Reta. who was always known for her artistic ability. has put her talents to work. She has opened her own art gallery called Sunrise Prints in Venice. California. Greg. who graduated from U.V.M. magna cum laude. can now be found at LBJVI. as their chief engineer. Denise Carver. the former Denise Schaner, has settled on her own farm in Florence where she and her husband raise chickens and little Carvers Shack opened Shackelford's Sleep Center. Shack has classes tor all types at insomniacs and he guarantees that by the end of the course. all enrollees will be able to sleep through anything. Hank is now a famous country and western singer. He can be heard regularly at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Tennessee. Mr. E Mrs. Biarne and Ellie Skietne have taken over Bud's and renamed it Mr. Buddy's. They own a big house where Ellie raises golden retrievers and horses while Barn works at the restaurant. Sue Smith has graduated from Champlain. She has set up her own dental office in the Rutland area. it was last heard she was engaged to a feIIOw tooth doctOr. Walt Taz. formerly Wally Tarazewich, has made his lor- tune illustrating the landscapes and insects of Vermont. He now lives in a small cottage high in the hills near the Cascades. Laura has got her bachelctrs in psychology at Keene. her masters at Berkley. and her PHD at Columbia. She is now waiting for a leading part on Broadway and in the meantime she pan handles on the streets of NYC. Beth has organized a club with the abbreviation of H.W.O.A.. Hunk Watchers of America. She has cataloged every hunk according to their build. Her little black book is the size at the New York Telephone Directory. Michele. who moved to Montpelier after graduation. has moved back to her old house across from PHS. She is new manager of Agway and engaged to be married. Sherry LaPort. formerly Sherry Wheeler. is living happily on her his ranch in Chittenden. She has 8 kids now who are all A students iust like Sherry. Charlie is a millionaire living in Italy. He is very down to earth and can often be found down at the ruins with a couple Sixes thinking of new ways to spend his money. ' WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN . . . 41 WILLIAM ALLARD Take your time. don't move too last. troubles wlll come and they will pass. Skynyrd. Miller. the falls. Beano. cruisin'. The Who. Killer Buds. high ledge. road hunting. Feat Concert . Magods. QuadwpheniaA JEFFREY BARNEY Those who think thal they know everything and don't. bother those of us who do . 13.. HO. highpond. Vac, bus. VOL. Going to watch the trains. Halloween '78 E '79. Neffrey. farmboy. Chomchoo. AMC Iruck. Ihat laugh DIANE ANDERSON Don? worry. you'll find yourseif. Follow your heart and nolhing else. John. Di. Cruisin'. falls. fieid hockey capl.. Skynyrd. Joe weightlifter. laughing. W.C. '?9. Divzee. Am I dead?!. GLAF. partier. Harlmck ?, Y 5' h TERRI BALLOU Think about being the best you can be Is good. Making it real is better. Dental assisting, Dimpies. Police Cadel. Misty Ballou. french 'lrles. Tieg Ter. And we laughed . horsewornan. I'm a Chittenden people . Flossing the DA. teacher's teeth. downhill E xvc skier ROBERT BEANLAND What a long. strange trip it's beenl Billts room. ROBUG. Little Feat. Rock star. New Year's Eve. Cousins. Riunite. Alex Haley Ill. zoom. Pearl. disco rots. Chem. rots. STROHS. Led Zep. Uncle Sam CARA BURGESS When you wish upon a star. dreams will take you very lar. but when you wish upon a dream. life ain't always what It seems? the flight . We threekings. Can I drive? . the camp. Molsonst HAIRIL goood-crackerll. Tia. Beatles. Gomer. the cold V-dub HURLEY CAVACAS. JR The company of just and righteous men is better than wealth and a rich estate. Crunchy Ford Pickup. Happy. Candyman. Squirrely Hurley. Munch King. Art room C. Got a quarter . Mich. crash '79. Ernie's party. O.V.. C.DlB.. CAC. accountant. C.P.A., Wanna go sing Allison? LAURIE COONS . . And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Wowie. UVM seminar. I didn't land on my feetl . Chillenden Chuck. Is that hilu? . Wanna so To RutiandP . Oh neat . Are you serious? JESSIE COVELL I've always felt that tomatww is fou' those who are too much afraid to go past yesterday and start iiuing for today. Chatlie. Itresponsible. rollen. tiger. killer. field hockey. close calls. Tyrol. bench buddy. scrub M. Miller. dtsco rota PATRICK CURTIS For all sad words of tongue of pen. the saddest are these. it might have been. Pat. Pooper. Monko. kingfish. chef. soccer. 45 . baseball. CVDAB. canton. Miller 43 44 DAVID DELANCEY What lies behind you and what lies befote you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. David. cruisin'. cross country. Point 01 no return . McDonald's. Joe's car. Kim. Heiniken Geld. Jimbo's party. Captice Classic LAWRENCE FREDETTE III The onlyr place success comes betore work is in the dictionary. BJ and Randie. V-dub. weight room. happnin . strongman. disco rots. kamakaze skier. guitar break. Malian Galdt groovy UIV. Feat SHELLA DELPHA We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the tesl of our lives theret Brian. speedbuggy. Vac. bus. Sheila. Whatl boozer. parry. D F... High Times. x-c skiing. Those snow shoes. The Inn CHARLES GODZIK Bell. book. and candle shall not drive me back. when gold and silver backs me to come On. Shecky . Tony . The Cars . Governor's Table. pinball wizard. Ernie's partyt Busche. gremlin. Chuckie Baby. chef. Magoo's PENNY FINCH And now it seems its all been said. I must leave so I'll go ahead. I should be sad. but I really believe that Fm glad. Finch. the camp. internal iniuriesH the Ilight . smldgeon. Swamp Music. Oh Lordl. cruisin'. 6+3+I:IO. hockey E hoop. pushing the car, That's Life. advice. We three kingsl. NI'C NAN IZZO I'll keep my chin up and target the pain. if I don't make it. I'll try again. IhEI'e's no use in quilting when the world is waiting for me. Jig. BS'er. Kemosavee. Field Hockey Capt. b-ball. Kev 5 Shadow. AnheiserbuscheH . the mmp. the flighl . a titch. Bad CCL. TARDL Chicky. The Pitts. x-ray tech; KEVIN JONES Do not fonow where the path leads. Rather go where :here is no path and leave a trail. Wink. Kezzy. little Bone. DAV Hockey. Miller. Harley Davidson. baseball. hornet JEFFREY LAFRANCE Life is a carnival believe it or nol. It's only two bits. so give 'n a shot. JeHryE. antique v-dub. the falls drinking team. never late. Runnif On Empty. lel il be Lawenbrau. Charlie Daniels. The point 0! no return. It's a long walk from Saratoga. Or What ?I PETER JALBERT The wise may learn many things lmm 1heir foes. Brakes don'l workt . Air Force. Honda Hawk. Ice Hockey . Valiant. Whales are duli . Holiday inn. Cross Country ALLISON LAPINE I do with my friends as 1 do with my books. I have them where I can find them. but I seldom use Ihem. Steve. Michelobe Light. Point of no return. Ernie's Party. Class of f9. Vac. bus. Women's libber. What the war happened to your hair? Jump the fancel . Weekends 45 JAYME LEONARD I may die young. I may die free. I may die at 83. But before I go lhave to say I've lived and loved and did it rut;r wayt Gert. Flory's. the dart . Miller. VIC. Ernie's party. mechanical engineer. the camp. beach bum. skidoa. Jack Daniels. Saratoga. Sue. Ql JONATHAN MURDOCK Polish is to a diamond as manner is to an individual. Paula. Jon. buckwheatt Impala. Point of no return. Miller. VOC bus. Oh those eyes . baseball. V.M.C. iamlor. French Fries High Bond. parties. What, who. me. no I didn't do that! TONYA MCGEE Not where we stand. but in the direction we are moving Proctorim editor. chews. Varsity basketball manager. Navy. DEP. Softball. AEW. Big Mouth. Hitler TERRY MUZZY When I finally got it together. I forgot where I put it. Chittendcn. Muz. Never fear Terry's herel. The Cat. Honda. drivers e11. Peppermint Schnapps. the bulldozert Hey man wanna buy a watch . the scout. What's happenin'! JAMES MORGAN You knocked me down. but rm on my feet. and now Fm so much wiser. CI'uiSIn'. Jimbo. Synyrd. The pirates. This Bud's for you, Feat , soccer. Millers. hoop. How's your dog . baseball. falls. Victims. MIBH Bad Ca. Pico 11 KATHY PANGELINAN Everyday is lost in which we do not learn something useful Man has no nobler or more valuable possession than time Guam. Camaro. Sharty. pygmy. grass skirts. Mark. Kathy I popped the clutch! . Mich. Kalapana. the pond. Hugh Pond! CHRISTOPHER PERKINS u . . There are places I II remember all my life. though some have changed. Some forevel'. not better. some have gone and some remain. Topher. Perk. '66 mustang. the walking wounded. Used Car Salesman. The Beatles. EMERSON. LAKE. E PALMER. Lertala's Toyota. Ebony ERNEST RACETTE If hard work is the key to success. than most people would rather pick the Lock. Diane. Ervy. Soccer. Weiser. What?l. Winter Carnival 'TQ. Edward. buck or doc down they go . trips to Piltsford SUSAN RETA I decided long ago never to walk in anyone? shadow. if I fail. if I succeed. at least I'll live as I believe, Sureta. The campl. Little Sunrise. California. U.V.M. seminar. P.S.TtPt GREGORY SANTORO Dontt try to change the past or win the ptesent by wotrying about the future. Mum. can i have the car?. golf. D.C.. skier. LI.V,MV. Skynyrd. computer programmer. Life's tough. isn't in . F.LY.. Outlaw 4: 4E DENISE SCHANER Half the fun of having a friend is being one yourself. Clint. camp. letters. Neicey. V.0.C.. the kids. V.0.C. bus. wine. leave me alone. Iivmg in the boondocks. 4 wheeling on the way homel RICHARD SCHACKELFORD HENRY SIENKIEWICZ BJARNE SKJETNE Life is just one damned thing after Keep smiling. it keep: people wondering Forget your lust for a rich man's gold. all another. what you're up to. lhal you need is in your soul. Shack. V-DUB cmlsin'. Eeam's. Point of no erri-Ia. love them blue eyes. B-hils. Hank. The Wild cat skinner. Bertha. W.C. '79.Skynyrd.The return.golffreak.lazy.WOW.Thefalls.oldman. point of no return. 41-! trip Chicago '79. X-C Duker. 45 . Filer. The falls. Mf- Buddy. I3 Magoo's. pool triendl skiing at mountain top. West mountain. Davek minutes. Herman. AARRRUU. Budweiser. camp. V4O.C. bus. Budweiser. Soccer 79. The basebail. soccer. ELI wall. The Falls. TickI-ickl-ickl. Galen's house SUSAN SMITH This road goes a long way. and ii we're going to find the end we're going to need a helping hand. Dentai. hWhy is she always blaming us? . quiet. gessum crow . E.J. nul. I haw chemislry . Suzy Q. Huuz. I don't get the ioke. explain it !0 met LAURA TILLBERG When you look now quite closely. feel 1he sun stem to shine. then you'll know Ihe day Is longing. and it's longing just ior you. The flight . We three kings . the camp. pushln' the car. Yeah he's here . Tuborg. Was ihal a dog? . What a Iardl. loping laura. Jil'l'ln'ly'idol ELEANOR SOCINSKI Don'l forget what your failures have taught you. or you'll have to learn them all over again. Biarne. Skynyrd. Reilly Hoop and Hockey. W.C. '79. Chem and Disco r01. Ah excuse me? . Kiss my what?'. Bad Co.. Cemer Rutland. horse crazy. opportunity. UVM. Ihe Munch. GLAF. cruisin. ELIZABETH TRILLER The spell is bmlucen and the chains fall free. Finally my heart has come home to me. It seems I've waited an eternity. Beef. Builcr-duf. Throw her in the creekl .fla1 tires and broken mufflers. DJ; and NY the F truck. :he wall. the falls. hockey and hoop. 245 lbs. no swcal. my big brother! WALTER TARAZEWICH What do you do tonight. when tomorrow you will say goodbye? Soccer freak. Dave and Joe's car. Class of 1'9. Kyle. The wall. The Falls. IS soccer class M champs. Words of Wall. Vodgu. cruisin. put me down Conga . Ihe pain! of no return . I play Proctor ball . Wheelerwlle road. X-C skiing. MICHELLE WELCH The happies! times are those shared wilh friends. Vac. bus. Hormcuhure. Muff. lwelch. Brown's study-hall. sit in the office. Art room C period. weighl room. snowball fighls. Pepsi. Coke-Cola. Haunted House. the Fair. Shun up! 49 50 SHERRY WHEELER The time has come for planning Iomormw. walking togelher. talking, dreaming. leaving our traces behind in the suomwrapplng Ihe warmth of our love around us. Rick. August 9. IQSO. Leicesten Ford truck. snowmobiling. wlsy kld. A sludenl. quiet. VOC CHARLES ZANI II wishes were horses. beggars would ride. Chavlcs. little Brother Ed. Falls. 1elephone pole. VW. grocery boy. Chas. Feat concerl. Cooper. Meow! Senior High Classes Rick Austin Christine Bearar louis Beauchain Debbie Blow Kim Brimmer Kelly Burgess Mark Cadwell Darren Carter Tracey Chamberlain Mark Clough Bill Coons Kathi Cola Allen Cushman Paul Fredene Mary Freebom Frank Goodrich Kim Goodrich Mike Gravelle Cathyr Izzo Andrea Kugler SJ Petryr Lasky Doug lertola Theresa Loso Sue Marceau Trish Mendenhall Jeff Meyer Flori Navarrete Herb Pelkey Lynn Pilchet Carl Rider John Russell Sharon Reta Scott Slralton Sean Sule David Swahn Shatron Tilden Brenda Valach Lisa Voung FRESHMEN The lreshmen managed to keep up their usual pace by placing fourth in the candy sale and fifth in the Winter Carnival. They raised their treasury to almost $500 by holding two lively dances. For their commun- ity prciect they held a tea party and a tour of the new addition for senior citizens. Next year their goal is to be half as good as the class ahead at them. Missing. Caroline Curtis. Tonya Cushman. Valene Reed. Joe Saceric. Kate Wood 53 Bruce Adams Scott Anderson Nancy Atwood Joleen Bartlett Karen Benoit Tim Blow Chris Bump Ken Burgess Jeff Cool: Betsy Covell Jeanne Curtis Mimi Curtis Carissa Deyette John Fiske Sue Fletcher SOPHOMORES The sophomores proved to be as great as they and everyone else knew they are. but despite their efforts they finished a close second in the candy sale and Winter Carnival. Showing they thought of others besides themselves. they did TWO community proiects. One was babysitting town meeting day and the other was iixing up T and T field. Their fund raising activities included a sensational dance. a delicious breakfast. and a car wash. all of which helped raise their treasury over the thousand dollar mark. Next year they plan to reach perfection. Missing. Kathi Clark. James Neal. Andy Sargent. Jennifer Todd Paul Funk Michele Gosselin Phil Holmquisl Rob Jaiberl Andrea Jones Clarena Jones Lisa King lisa LaFrance Tricia Matusiak Kale Mclaughlin 54 Marie Smith Kevin Thompson Eilen Tilden Reeny Triller Bill Trombley Shelley Wheeler Rodney Mc?hee Laurie Mecier Rose Massey Rab Mullin Rick Navarrete Karen Patch Skip Paljacik Kevin Rani Gene Rineharl Kim Shackett Mary Smiel 55 55 Scull Delancey Valetie Dntr Sandra Erickson Jeff Farnham Randie Felie Mike Fiske Debra Fowler Sylvia Hill Zollie Horvath Richard Anderson Jonathan Baker Vicken,I Barmn.r Karen Blanchard Steve Bulterfield TrirI'I Caceres Chris Calterton Chris Cook Margaret Curtis g JUNIORS The junior class was very active. sponsoring two DJ dances that were a real assel to the treasury. They placed third in the Winter Carnival and prepared a great lunch. Missing faces: Brian Davis. Bruce Davis. Dale Garrow. Todd Jakubowski. Steve Mitowski, Lonny Massey. Ellen Soulia Diane Howland Annelle Jasmin Michael King Bernie loso Suzy Lose Patty Manning Dori Martinez Tlm Marceau Tom McCullough Brian McPhee Chris Meyer Mark Miglorie Bl'iarl Pehrn Juanita Pelkey Robert Perry Debbie Peters Kevin Rantadmn Karen Russell Jean Simonds Kathy Smith Cathy Supancic Pam Tanner Jason Thornlon Kovin Wheeler Todd Yakunovich laurence Young 57 Faculty And Staff K Ho Lie BONNIE BLA NCHARD Secrelaty PAUL TRACY Principal JOAN FAUlKNER Secrelary JAMES WOLYNEC Director of Guidance PAT lOSO RICHARD ALBERTI Nurse Actiwty Coordinator 8? I. III I .. L! . :1 CATHERINE MM' FrenchXEnglish A NN YOU NG Ger manfEnglish THOMAS SHEEHAN English VIRGINIA CAMERON English . 6l MORTIMER BROWN Scnence 5AM E220 Science lEE ORVIS MARGARET NEMCEK Social Studies Social Sludies 5! Mi? 3 557W C; ROY PILCHER Physics, Math,-'Drwers Ed. L YNNE BLAIR ScienceEMath HOWARD ABRAHAMSON Malh VICTORIA PAPAGEORGE NANCY MlllS-DICK Remedial kducation Title I 53 PAUL WAGE!!! Physical Education PAULINE DALTO LYNN JOHNSON Busmess Education Physical Education REE TA COUGHE NOUR Music Director SANDY MILNES Home Economics BRUCE HANSEN Ind. Artsf'Drivers Ed. JANICE DAWSON Art WADE MITCHELL Custodian TED MOODY Custodian 3; ' w: - ELLEN AUSTIN Cook ROMA SACERIC Head Cook . . lEE BACCEI Missmg. Larry Chapman. Custodian Cook Junior HighCIasses Patricia Anderson Tlna Barker Chris Batlon Valerie Bishop Dawn Clark Jelirey Cushman Shane Farrell Lisa Fenian Mike Finch Kane Jalberl Jana Jones Keith Knapp P aul I. asky Tammy McAllister Amy LaFrance I Michael McKinnell I I I Ann Pentkowski Ted Petkins Bill Pierce Michelle Rogers Sharon Ryder Julie Saceric Susan Samell Robert Shackelford Judy Socinslu John SouIia Susan Steele Mar k 5w ahn David 'T hornlon Susan Iracy Lisa VaIEnll? Beth Warren Ronaid Wood SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade had a lot of changes lo make In going from grade school In high school with dnffetent subiect teachers. new faces. and changing classes. Despite bemg scared at the beginning of the year they won third place In the Winter Carnival and candy sale and first place at the Hailoween dance for havmg the most people in costume. The seventh gtaders proved that they donhl give up easily by beating the eighth grade girls in the Carnival lug-of-war. David Baccei Patrick Baker Ronald Barker David Caceres Joanne Champim: Mike Clark Lesley Cloush Suzanne Curtis Steve Cushman Tad I-elie Ben Gilliam Rebecca Gosselin Carol Gray Ed Guyelle Mike Horvath Chris Hughes Ronald JaSmin Kris Johnson Greg King Becky Kugler lisa lesler Tracie McGee John Miglorle David Moore Stephen Moran Genia Navarette Judith Nelson Barbara Pentkowski Tom Racette Denise Ryder KimberlyI Sanborn Mike Samara Nancy Smile! Joseph Tanner Kevin Tanner Scoll Tannet Mike l'aranovtch Sandra Thibaull Darren Ttiller Nicky Valente Missmg. Cora Nluzzt,l EIGHTH GRADE Thus yearhs eighth grade has been a terrific class. They've shown this by flying past the former sophomore champions in bath the Winter Carnival and the candy sale. They also nearly tripled their tteasury by having two fut! dances. Even though maior class wars were fought. they remaln a close. enthusiastic group. TO Junior HighSports ?J SOCCER AND FIELD HOCKEY The boys' soccer team was coached by Paul Wager. They had a record of 6-34. Top scorers were Chris Hughes and Johnny Soulia. They showed a lot of new talent and skill and hope to improve upon their record next year. The girls' field hockey team werked hard at teamwork as well as at skill. They finished their season with a record of 3-2-2. Coach Ann Young was pleased with their winning season. Kneeling. K. .Ialbert. R. Goseelin. J. Nelson. D. Clark: second row. K. Sanborn. A. LaFrance. L. Clough. M. Rogers. third row. A. Penlkowski. C. Gray. 8. Pentowski. K. Johnson. N. 5miel Kneeling. D. Thurman. M. Swahn. second row. M. Finch. C. Hughes. J. Soulia. K. Knapp. S. Moram thltd row. K. Tanner. G. King. R. Shackelford. C. Barton. T. Racelle. J. Miglorie. fourth row. D. Baccei. E. Guyana. T. Fclie. M. Samoro BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADING The girls, basketball team, coached by Lee Orvis. had a good seasou this year. They ended with an 8-6 record. and Kris Johnson. who was high scorer, came through with Ill points. They were proud of their record but hope to improve. The boys' basketball team. coached by Jim Candon. had a slow season but came through with a 3-l0 record. The boys were the runner-up of the Proctor Invitational Tournament; the top scorers were M. Santoro. M. Horvath. and B. Gillam. The cheerleaders, coached by Trini Caceres. showed great enthusiasm at the games as well as in competition. The girls attended the Rutland Cheerleading Clinic and won second place. Co-captains were K. Sanborn and B. Pentkowski. Kneeling. B. Pierce. P. Lasky. J. Soulia. C. Hughes. D. Thornton. M. Swahn. R. Wood. M. Finch: second row. K. Knapp. K. Tannet. R. ShaCkelford.M.Horva1h. G. King. C. Barton. M. Taranovich. D. Caceres; Ihird row. D. Mame. M. Sankara. D. Baccei. E. Guyelte. JT Miglorie Kneeling. V. Bishop. L. Valente. A. Pentlmwski. J. Saceric. J. Nelson. T. Barker. K. Jalbert; second row. Coach Lee Orvis. l.. Fenlon. CV Gray. 5. Curtis. N. Valente. K. Johnson. H. Smiel. 5. Tracy. l. Clough L-r. B. Pentkowski. K. Sanborn. A. LaFrance. M. Rose . J. Jones. D. Clatk. 5. Steele '1'! N Advertising 76 Rutland Castleton 17572525 468-5653 CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT STUDENT LOANS TRUSTS and FINANCIAL PLANNING Commercial Banking Service Member F.D.I.C. Congratulations to the Class of I!80?' Proctor PTrust Poultney JSTAQSSI WILSONS CAMERA IN RUTlAND SINCE l88l 4.2.5 .. I. . . ..4...- RUTLAND 781 V5 000: Rutland. Vermont on U.S. Route 7 Reserve Ahead Our phone is 802f773A3361 Toll free is meSS-SCEO 60 deluxe units and executive apt. All electric heat; Direct Room Phones Coffee Shop Daily 7- a.m.-. 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