Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1981 volume:

Pt .,I HOOCDH PROCTORIAN PROCTOR IR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL PROCTOR, VERMONT A TYPICAL DAY . . . I r .l I .t u... ... . A . a , am 1 1 r. .. . 1.. . Av .u.$ wove? i... - . N'. UH The days and weeks pass by, as we share cherished moments with those of whom we love. We live each moment as it comes, and look to the future with a new hope . . . another year . . . another tale . . . For his years of service and support of Proctor Hi h School. we dedicate our 1980-1981 yearbook to Mi 3 Fiske, Sr.. 3 man who had shown loyalty to and concern for the Proctor School system. He was interested in the children 01' the community. coaching Little League baseball and acting as the president of the Phantom Boosters. He fulfilled his dream of having a new scoreboard placed in the gymnasium at Proctor High School. contributing many hours of his free time installing this scoreboard. His familiar face could always be seen among the crowd at eve sporting event, cheering the team on. We were al lucky to have known him. MARK MIGLORIE 1 9 6 3 - 1 9 81 He is a success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much, who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of children; who has filled his niche and accomplished his task: who leaves the world better than he found it, whether by a perfect poem or a rescued soul; who never lacked appreciation of earthts beauty or failed to express it; who looked for the best in others and gave the best he had. Anonymous AS THEY SEE IT. There are so many things we have yet to see and d0. Much of our time is spent m homework, talking with friends. and wondering about the future. The road ahead is a long one, and we learn new responsibilities as we strive for perfection. Freshmen are peeple who are just learning a new experience of being in high school but never forgetting what it was like to be in junior high. Kim Sanborn A freshmen is one who was on top last year. but beginning at the bottom once more. Kristi Benoit A sophomore is a person leaving an accustomed life. where expectations have been few. and entering into a world of responsibility and worried about the future. It could be called a transition from adolescence into young adulthood. Kathy Cota A sophomore is someone that's truthful. caring. and loyal. with a special iitouch of class . 'iSuper sophomores is a perfect description of this year's 10th grade class. the class of i'83 . Chris Bearer Being a junior is being ciese to being the big guy and still being able to act like the little guy! Lisa LaFrance Being a junior is having the respect of the upper classmen without having the responsibility of the seniors! Reeny Triller A senior is a person full of hopes, dreams, and fears about a new world. A senior has a youthful, almost child-like personality while living in the present. Iuanita Pelkey Being a senior is to be cool and not let anyone know that you're having a hard time trying to decide whether the senior year is the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning. Larry Young MONDAY - longest day of the Week . . . hated by most who don't like school. Early Monday morning people are zombies dragging down the hall. Haunts students and teachers periodically every week. I You voted for your favorites in that infamous poll taken at PI-IS What were the most popular sports? television shows? hot spots? munchies? common sayings? bands? Check your answers on page 10! TUESDAY - an unnoticed day . . . not much going on, maybe just sport games or band. Everyone acts mellowed out like they iust don't really care what happens. WEDNESDAY - Test Day! Seems as though every teacher waits 'til Wednesday to spring tests on us. Another mellow day but full of surprises when we find out about all those pop quizes, THURSDAY - Kind of a run-of-the mill day. Everything is just so-so , . . tense 215 the Weekend is just around the corner. Dom expect much homework to be done as Friday begins the weekend. FRIDAY - Hubbub. commotion. and crazy excitement as people plan out their evenings. Everyone will have their own kind of fUI'L Watch out and enjoy!! 10 AND THE ANSWERS ARE . . . lranked 1-31 Favorite sports? Wrestling, volleyball, skiing Favorite TV shows? Saturday Night Live General Hospital Beverly Hillbillies Favorite hot spots? Falls. gym, skating rink Favorite munchies? M 8: Ms. French fries. pizza Favorite common sayings? Good time! You said it wasn't due til Friday! I'm 50000 tired! Favorite bands? Boobies. Eagles. Skynyrd -.---.,.. - .., PEOPLE What kinds of people make up Proctor High School? They might be compared to a puzzle each one having his own shape, size, and unique personality, each one a necessary and memorable part of the student body, each one contributing to the 'comple- tion of the whole picture. 11 12 RICHARD ANDERSON I don't need 15 fight to prove Fm right, and I don't need to be forgiven. Soccer. Skynyrd. The Who. MEMBER OF THE TEENAGE WASTE LAND, falls closing committee. camping om. chucking. Stop. I know who you are'Z let's take some signs . HoWs your dog? . enjoy. KAREN BLANCHARD The grand essentials 10 my ha piness in life are: something to do. some! ing to love. and something to hope for. K.B., The fails. C R.. mulson's and mich. muncho's. softball, majoretles, Skynyrd. Hey Cook, was that a rebound? . Thanks- giving day cruise. 1 can't get the can JONATHAN BAKER Happy are those that dream dreams and are ready to pay,r the price to make them come true. Ann, 5 t lighl 80 . SIA.M.W.A.. Heavy MelaBaSman Rebel. Q.L. Smash up. March 29th, The Mall. The Falls. Aviation Mall. camping by the pond. Sloe gin Fiz. K.C.s. 1 .. VICKEY BARNEY If you have one true friend. you have more than your share. Musketeer 1:2. Ayaa. horses. lee in'. Aisy, cruisin. Teach. Rodeo. Slick Vic. I on't know. Howdy Vic Chic. Yehaw. hiaper diaper. Nova Scotia. Ludlow. Killinfmn. Voc.. Burger King. H.W.O.A.. farm 33. STEVE BUTTERFIELD The End is everlasling but the reality is now. Bud . May 19?7. Omya. Sasquatch. Doobies, uWit , Dodge Cruisin , h'Ponlia- :ruisin , Dream Machine . chess champ. Falls . ACKDC. Danvers . molsuns, mun- chies. CHRISTINE COOK Take your time, don't live mu fast. lrouhles will come and they will passi' Cooky. softball. Monty B0 In. Skynypd. majorettesh hSleven. just get out of my lifeE , falls. holiday cruisin. bestest friend, Sparks . Florida or busL Flame . sleepovers! TRINIDAD CACERES '1 have always been delighted at the prospect of a new.r day. a fresh try. one more start, with Derhaps a bit of magic waiting somewhere behind the morning. Canada bathrooms. the Falls. h'Ainht I cute . Bomoseen Biker. Tiny Buns. CLH. Big V.. Riunile. Clnse-np, the pits. wee peel. shank you very much. wee chuof. the leftovers MARGARET CURTIS What lies behind you. and what lies before you are tiny matters Compared In whal lies within you. Margo, Hospital Burnb. The Falls, Summer '79. Red Honda, My Buddy. Still. Mickey D'sh U.V.M. debate. Chicago '50. ED IDH The Music Shop. Canada. S. D 3: R. CHRISTINE CATTERTON I've seen a lot of people who though! they were COOL but lhen again. Lord. Ive seen a In: of fools? Dale. Deutschland. Frau's hanbons. Canada bathrooms. l.DhG.A.S.. Pica. CUB. HI lake 1he dare, Old Time Rock-n-Roll, V,S.B.. The Falls, The Three M's , happyhsad. that muffler. 31. '30. RH. Champsr BRIAN DAVIS Life is too short for logic. V00. Baking contest. VIDA. 13 BRUCE DAVIS Be noi . and I'll be noisy with you. Be quiet and 1'1 be noisy alone. V.1.C.A.. Dodge. Pam. Von. Demolay. Lagging. The e e sees not itself. but the reflection. -Shakespeare- Randy. Musketeer 383. Florida. sun. surf. the guys, Disney. No tea for me. Speedbuggy. I don't care. Aisy. Fm so confused. Rodeo. cruisint. sticks. Killing- tun. Burger King. some other things. 14 x t0 7 , SCO'I'I' deLANCEY Don't try to change the set or ruin the present b worrying about t e future Chic en Man. this Bud's far on. Suaenn. Voc. bus. weight room. F ash Gordon. walking the halls. Boston. hiking. falls. Beer 3: Wine. Another one bites the dust. French blue, Arrow Smith. '8. 1 JEFFREY FARNHAM Every man is an exception. Mr. President. Close-up. Student Coun- cil. the Carter campaign. genius. VALERIE DORR Yesterday is gone. but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness. Keithl. California. Shut up 5111. The falls. 5. Ball ma, FusshallL lD!!. You're out of order!! . Let's go cruisin . 31444. Hey PalecatL UVM. Masons. Gum anyone. RANDEE FELIE The years teach much which the days never know. Mike, Who is that guy? . 130 RH. Champs. Queeny, Randl. Fox, the 3 M's. Cheese Doodles. Spanks, 14K. Bathrooms. Blue Bomb. Samurai. SKUNKl . Watch for Trainsl . Pearls, Shiwem. Cath. Guess What? X 1 r I DEBRA FOWLER We do not came 10 believe in ourselves until someone reveals that deep inside us something is valuable, wurih listening lo. worthy of our trust. sacred to our touch. P.MAN.H,. Big 18 . Miller. Friday mites. bar hopping, '79. DALE GARROW No man has got it made: if he thinks he does. he's wrong. Chris. L,M.WhC.. BRO . Take a break!, Member of the Teenage Wasteland . Pica UhP,S.E,R.. Lost Lid Boogehi Vac h Vice Pres.. miller. bud. Skynynd M.T.B. C.D.B., Falls. MICHAEL FISKE No! the hriefest moment - yours or mine -- can ever come again. Mick, soccer. baseball. basketballh Boys' Slate. Ann. Bad Company. falls. 1.0.. Pond. Riuniie. Geppetto. NJ ZOLTAN HORVATH Don't walk in front of ma, 1 may not follow. D0111 walk behind me. I may not lead. lust walk beside me and be my buddy. Zack. cross-Cnunlry skier, falls, big bird. Hey. let's take some signs, Marts. soccer champs. Bad Company. turn the pa 9. Take a break . an the hunl. T 8: T Fiel . beer in the ear. When in doubt dribbie out . ZRD. Buddy . 15 16 DIANE HOWLAND Faith is the substance of things hoped for, and the evidence of things not seen. Di. a very special friend, Flea's Secretary. 'tTrini. guess what! . D.A.R., Watch him for me. . The Falls. 1 love you . . . 1 Made it Through the Rain. TODD IAKUBOWSKI If at first you don't succeed. try, try again. L1: -' ANNETTE IASMIN The longest inurneyr starts with a single step. Me. California. 0H,. Aintt I cute? . K.F.C.. New York, Streaker :12. Canada bathrooms, Miss Perfect. Lake Bomoseen. Close-up. PHS $11!. Dori's Camp. MICHAEL KING It's the morning of your life. the best is yet to come? Din er. soccer. falls, K.R.t Spook. what to do? a uckin. Stop! I know who you are. Skiing, Bug. Camp. King of the Raft. whale. Mall run I. 0.. Lip. R.Dt - Q00. X-Mas eve. Find a tree. BERNARD LOSO 'tStriuing is the key at life. and you are forever striving. for once you have stopped so has life. Soccer champs '73. 130. Annette. Bully. Budweiser. Marlboro. Good Times . Zoom-A-Doom . Holy Ct Fallst Rack- a-Dack , fingie Bells :3 . RAYMOND LOSO Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail Raymone'. Shelley. Rowdy. Sky blue. Party. bottle cap collector, What's Happen- ing? . Led Zepplint Cruzing. Munchies. Voc. bus. Camel Lights, Screwdrivers. Weekends were made for Michelob. Wheeiewille Road. Wasted Days and Wasted Nights. SUSAN LOSO Life is a mirror which will reflect hack to you wha1 you think of i1. Suzy. I'll be goalie. the fall; Hoffen- refiner. softball. field hockey. basketball. camp out. in the trunk, Streaker :13. 6.11. PATIENCE MANNING I cannot do today what should haw: been done yesterday but maybe I will take a chance iomormw. The army. Private Manning , aper girl. Shake ll. don't break it . gimp e , TIMOTHY MARCEA U Man Is Not Truly Old Until His Regms Take Place Of His Dreams. Mountain Top. XuC Skier. The Falls . Keys in a conch?. Where is my key Karen?. Buffalo Bills, Dr. T.. Znam-A-Dnom. swim- ming with Rat, Falls fireman . I.D.. Miller TimeT. lacksnn Browne. DELORES MARTINEZ Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from rhemselves.' johnny. Cubby. T.T., Burn 'em . F.H. m. Puey, Really?! - NO?!' pickles 3g lemons. Let's 30 lo the grade school . Mt. Top, you mrkey . Lake Bumoseen, Bohbsey twins. ushkahibian. Fm smon tired . hauelin china. massive pigouts 18 BRIAN MCPHEE I wish you good spaces in the faraway places you go and if it rains or snows may you be safe and warm . t t and if you need sgmebndy sometime. you know HI always be t are. MARK MIGLORIE Some man live their lives in chains and never know they have the key. MOC, ABBA. 200-SX. R0400. Mall Run. MODIFICATION. Roll the '2 . falls. STYLES MEADOW. X-C skiing. soccer. calculuszone, be 5' state torture, PROCTOR ROAD. snowmogiting. STEVEN MITOWSKI ttwhen you're seen beyond - then you may find peace of mind is waiting there. And the time will come when you see wetre all one. and life flows on within you and without you. Flea 312. pond. soccer. falls. Casey. Henry. Beatles. yesterda 's highs, Martins. future references, R.H.. Tile Who. 1D BUD. Toyota cruises. chucking LONNY MOSSEY ttFriends are a part of me that I can't d: without. Friends are a part of me that dream: are all about. Lonny-Debbie. Iriends, weight lifter Nova. Doobie Brothers. Green. Falls SMILES ...... mam ach mint BRIAN PEHM Itls a long road and little wheel and il lakes a lot of lurns 10 get there. A1 the end you can say i! made it! ' Winter Carnival Day. voc. bus. the falls. Magua'sl Beniy's. Molsons. Smart Rebel, the attic. Ammeretla. ID. DEBORAH PETERS 'iYou may forget with whom you laughed. but you will never forget with whom an wept. De. Miller. Mike. Mason's. refugee. I.M.. Dan's tumbleweed, bar hopping we've been had. heartbreaker. that laugh. ROBERT PERRY You may ihink I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I will keep on dreamini umil my dream is done Michele . Solid Rock , Q.L. Crash up . Smart Rebel , Don Mackles. Deb I suppose. weekends. chic. H.WVUIA7. Vac; Love Your Hair. THE MALL. crazy. Pres. cruisini. Thursdays. Chittenden, Snuthern Comiorl. Pond parties. Aviation Florida. Aviation Mall, Burger King, X-C Mall. Skiing. JUANITA PELKEY The key to like is to laugh and be happy. so smile and let the world know how happy life can be. Mark CI. Musketeer :11. Batmohiie, Twinkle Toes. I never stop talking . I KEVIN RANTANEN KATHLEEN RIMSA Good friends must not always be together; it's a feeling oi oneness when distant - that proves a lasling friendship. F. D. Roosevell H.S. The more I study. the more I know. The more I know. the more I largel. The more I forgel. the less I know. So why study? RAT-TAT-TANEN. Finn KAREN RUSSELL We cannut discover new oceans unless we have cuurage to lose sight of the shore. Mike, K.K.. Russell baby. FH. :11 Co-cham , Hoop, softball, 114. Habson. Universa Blow-Oul. Streaker :11. Mommie Dearest. Dori's camp. rim,r teeth. Burger Queen. Havelin China. skunk, picmre him. the falls. dislocation. bohhsey twins. .' 0,!- W - - 115w. , ELLEN SOULIA Same penple think it's holding cm that makes one strong. Sometimes it's lening go. 1999 EH. Champs. Brian. G.Hu the Falls. I last Steve snmewhere?!, lunk Fond lunkie. Thanks giving Cruise. 813130. majoreltes. Old Time Rock N' Rnll'i 1'1 IEAN SIMONDS Not trying is wondering your whole life whether you gave up too soon. R.C.D.. 4-2-3. U V.M,. 104. Gator. Topher, Riunite. the Police. are those mine?!!. Churchills. weekend trips. the circles. the falls. Where's Proctor? . Mickey D's, S.D.R R. CATHERINE SUPANCIC Hope is a waiting dream. Sirloin. IDCAS. he honey. The 3 M's. Fox. samurai. RF : b ue bomb. lulg.r 4. Thanksgiving cruise. skunkl. cheese doodles. GH. labels and caps. Randae - I Imuw! . KATHY SMITH Keep your face to the sunshine and all shadows will fall behind. Kath, Library Aide. Smitt. What? . O.Hk Fanatic. rollerskating. 7-Up. Gram's house. Cheese . Smiley, Gonzo. I wouldn? know! . Yeah. right! . chic. Dallas. IASON THORNTON To live your life in your own way. to reach for the goals you have sel for yourself. lo be Ihe ynu that yell want to he thal is success. Sue M l ere yuu. weight lifter, bumble bee, Ihu FalIs friends, pearl ring TODD YAKUNOVICH Freedom is being able to reach out and grasp something Um no one else has and lhen share i1 with him. Saturday nights. Toad. Baas. B 31, Smarz Rebel. Falls. Rush, Miller. LAURENCE YOUNG Liie is all that a man possesses of any real value. that and his honor and his dreams. CrDmL You are now entering lhe Physics Zone, We have major lab problems. Dr Dun. Some of us have to work for a living, Texas Oysters, HBO at Karen's, You can't track in hyperspace. 10 . Dr. Who. Mr. Rogers. the USS. Chevy prise. 21 $7 uI MADE IT THROUGH THE RAIN . 22 CLASS MO'FI'U mrhe mnment may nnly ht! temporary. hlli lhu memory lasts fnrever. CLASS FLOWER Red and White Roses CLASS UUIX 1R3 l'v'lnrnnn and While CLASS M ARSI IAL Scull Anderson CLASS OFFICERS Steve Milnwski - President Chris Cnnk - Vice Presidenl Diane Hnwlunrl - Sunremry Dick Anderson - Treasurer 23 . .. I. ..:..1 magma: 3.. 1. an T E U Q N A B D R A W A S R E T S O O . B M O T N ..V. A H . . P m n; 00 g 1 i AWARDS Silver P ...................................................................................................................................... Randee Felie. Cathy Supancic Mark Miglorie. Larry Young . Karen Russell Rutland Vocational Center Awards ....................................................................................... Brian Davis, Statewide Baking Sandra Erickson, Business Poster Iuanita Pelkey. Heallh Occupations Achievement Award DAR Good Citizenship Award ............................................................................................................................ Diane Howland Robert I Martel Award ....................................... Todd Iakubowski Danforth I Dare You Awards .............................................................................................. mluanita Peiicey, Raymond L030 Character Achievement Award ............................................................................................................................. Mark Miglorie Salutatory Award ................................................................. Larry Young Valedictory Award .................................................................................................................................... .. Randee Feiie Vermont Student Assistance Corporation Honor Scholarship ......................................................................... Randee Feiie Faculty Scholarship ....................................................................................................................... Randee Felie. Mark Miglorie Abbot Scholarship .... Sue L030 American Association of Unwermty Women Scholarship Award . Larry Young Music ................................................................................................. Lynn P11cher Honorable Mention Piano Performance Diane Howland. National School Choral Award Kathy Clark, All New-England Festival Award Karen Patch. All-Eastern Music Award Buzzell-Gallus Award Mike Fiske Gregory 1. Socinski Award . Kim Goodrich Art Award ........................................................... mTriiii Caceres Todd Iakubowski Boys' State Iohn Fiske. Bill Trombley. Kevin Ratti - Alternate Girls' State Rose Massey. Lisa LaFrance. Marie Smith - Alternate Math Awards Dick Anderson. UVM High School Prize Exam Mark Miglorie, Mathematics Association of America Drama Awards ............................................................................................................................. Mary Simel, Helen Crnssman. Michele Gosselin. Clarena lanes, Ellen Tilden. Sue Tracy Sutherland Award ................................................................................................................................................... Cathy Supancic Student Recognition Diane Howiand. Kathy Rimsa Chris Catterton. Mimi Curtis Annette lasmin. Lisa LaFrance 25 2.6 CLASS Paul Funk Michele Cosselin Phil Holmquist Rob Ialberl Andrea lanes Clarena lanes Lisa King Lisa LaFrance Tricia Malusiak Tom McCullough Bruce Adams Scull Amlersnn Nancy Alwond Iuleen Bartlett Karen Benoit OF ,82 Tim Blow Chris Bump Kan Burgess Kathi Clark leff Cook leanne Curtis Mimi Curtis Carissa Deyetle lohn Fiske Sue Fletcher This year's junior class was very eager to raise money for their class treasury. Those energe- tic juniors came in third over all in the Winter Carnival and third again in the candy sale. The Class put in a super amount of work on the prom Stairway to Heaven . The class sold Proctor Phamom swaatshirts and mugs as they are slashing away money for a class trip to Maine next fall. Kale McLaughlin Rodney McPhee Laurie Mecier Rosemary Mosaey Robert Mullin Karen Patch Skip Poliactk Kevin Ralti Andrew Sargent Kim Shackett Mary Smiel Marie Smith David Tanner Kevin Thompson Ellen Tilden lennifer Todd Maureen Triller Bill Trombley Sheily Wheeler Helen Crossman Lisa Reynolds 27 23 Rick Austin Chris Beamr Louis Beanchain Debbie Blow Kelly Burgess Darren Carter Tracy Chamberland Mark Clough Bill Coons Kmhy Cnta Caroline Curtis Mary Freeburn Frank Goodrich Kim Goodrich Mike Gravelle Cathy 1220 And rea Kugler Perry Lasky Doug Le rlola Theresa L050 This year the Sophomores showed super school spirit. They came in a close second in the candy sale with $131. Theresa Losn came in second selling $182 and Scott Stratton. fifth. with $60. Lynn Pilcher took first place in the Talent Show with a piano solo The Class of 33 also placed second in the Winter Carnival. They really outdid the freshman. They cooked a superb breakfast carnival morning netting $66. They put on a greai 50's dance with the freshman. We know the sophomores are going places with their enthusiasm in getting things done. John Russell Ins: Saceric Scull Stratum Sean Sule Eric Supancic Sue Sunrnir: David Swahn Sharon Tilden Brenda Valach Kate Wnad Lisa Young Sue Marceau Trish Mendenhall Chris Moore Flori N avarrele Herb Pelkey Lynn, Pilcher Valerie Reed Sharon Reia 29 CLASS OF .JIL David Baccei Pal Baker Ron Barker luhn Harms Kimberly Bender Andrew Benjamin Kristi Benoit David Caceres Shauna Chamherlain Iuanne Champine Mike Clark Leslie Clnugh Christine Cuvell Sue Curtis Steve Cushmiln Kevin Elliot Chuck Farrell Tad Felie Scull Fletcher Ben Gilliam Becky Gosselin Ingrid Grace Carol Gray Edward Guyelte Richard Hill Michael Horvalh Chris Howland Chris Hughes Mike laquith Ronald lasmin Kris Iuhnson Chris King Greg King Becky Kugler 30 Indy Nelson Barb Pentkowaki Edward Pnljacik Tom Racette Nancy Reed Denise Rider Donald Russell Kim Sanborn Mike Sanlom Mindy Sargent Ann Seagren Lane Simon Nancy Smiel Ioseph Tanner Mike Taranovich Sandra Thibaull Douglas Todd Darren Triller Nicolette Vntente Paul Wyman Gene Pom The class of 84 was the biggest class ever! These 9th grade swingers put on two successful dances. a special one in February for the Humane Society where they donated all the money they made at the dance. Despite losing the winter carnival. they all put in a big effort. Not on! ' are they big sizewise. but they're big in class spirit! Missing: Chris Chapin. Todd Lertola Lisa Lester Tracy McGee Cheryl Mendenhall luhn Miglnrie David Moore Steve Moran Cora Muzzy Cenia Navarrete 32 ATHLETICS ARE THE PHANTOMS 1-11? You had better believe it! Proctor High Schoolts athletes are tops. It must be phantom pride that each team strives to uphold. The fan support could use a little work, especially for the IV teams who need to be encouraged for their efforts. There has been an addition of dates to the state championship banners, but there exists plenty of room for future teams because as you all know Proctor is, and always wit! be, The Home of Champions ! 33 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Second-year coach Lynn Johnson's large ambitious team proved their excelience by winning a state final co-champ title for the first time. With help from the strong defense. ualie Sue Lose made a number of amastic saves. Offense scared 49 0315 wilh high scorers Karen Benoit wit 16 and Kim Goodrich with 9. The team finished the season in a 12-1-4 record after playing 3 tough games with rival West Rutland and losing only to Otter Valley. The team was captained by seniors Karen Russell. Randie Felie and Sue Lose. S.V.A.C. All-Stars were juniors Reeny Triller and Karen Benoit. R1. R. Felie. K. Russell. S. Lesa; R2. B. Pemkowski, C. Craye I. Nelson. K. Benoit. l. Simunds. E1 Snulia, Rx Triller. K. Goodrich. D. Martinez: R3, K. Benoit, K. lohnson. L. King. S. Tilden. L. LaFrance, C. Curtis. 3. Reta. M1 Curtis. Coach L. Iohnsan, C. Catterton 34 Tri-captains D. Anderson. S. Mitowski. M. Fiske: Row 1. S. Anderson. E. Poliacik. B. Adams. S. Paljucik, K. Rani; Row 2. M, Miglorie. Z. Horvath, S. Siralton. E4 Supancic. I. Russeli. M. Klng. B. Lose: Row 3. M. Santoro. B. Gilliam, Mgr. D. Baccei. K. Thompson. P. Lasky. Ix Fiske. S. Sule. Asst. Coach D. Morgan. R. lalbert; missing. D. Triller. R. McPhee, Coach K. Auslin VARSITY SOCCER Keepin up with the Phantom tradition. the buys a ded another date to the state final banner. This outstanding team coached by coach of the year Kixie Austin won the S.V.A.C. league and the Little Brown 1113. The offense and defense combined to score 73 goals in 17' shutouts and only lel 3 goals get by goalie Mike Fiske. High scorers were Dick Anderson and Kevin Ratti who both made the S.V.A.C. All-Star team along with Mike Fiske and Steve Mitowski fM.V.P.J. Next year's season looks promising with a number of newcomers from the I.V.squad. iv. FIELD HOCKEY The team at off to a bad start until Coac Terri Rinehart stepied in to give the team new spar . Captains Cathy Izzo. Lisa Young. and Carrie Curtis also aided in the recovery of the team. Their record was an im- IJressive 3-3-3 with Kristi Benoit eading with 4 goals. Carol Gray and Barb Pentkowski each added 3 and Deb Blow came through with 2. Goalie Judy Nelson was outstanding with 25 saves to aid the tough defense. Lv. SOCCER The I. V. team. coached by Paul Wager and ca tained by Ed Poljacik. Perry Lasiey and lohn Russell, ended their season with an overwhelming 9-1-1 record. The offense shOWed their power by scoring 37 goals and .- only letting 14 goals escape the hands of goalies Eric Supancic and Mike Santoro. The line was powered by Ed Poljacik with 9 goals and Perry Laskey and Tom Racelte with 8 oats each. The team paced first in the I. V. league and look impressive for the varsity team. 36 vi NA : 1.- -R 1, Tri-captains L. Young, C. Izzo. C. Curtis: R 2. Coach T. Rinehart. B. Penikowski. K. Sanborn. 1. Grace. V. Reed, Li Clough. S. Chamberlain: R 3, K. Benoit. N. Valente, 3. Curtis. N. Smiel. C. Gray. D. Blow 3'.-th .. 7 i'f': ' - 3:912 - '- t- - - N. R 1, C. King. R. Hill. M. Clark. T. Racette. S. Moran. M. Horvath. E. Poliacik. C. Hughes. M. Gravelle. D. Moore: R 2. R. Austin. B. Gilliam. C. King. T. Fella. C. Howland. C. Chapin, J. Migiorie, D. Triller. E. Supancic. I. Russell. P Laskey, M. Santom. E. Guyette. M. Taranmjich. L Simon VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL A very aggressive team coached by Sam Ezzo turned in a 16-6 overall record. They fought down to the last few games for the M.VL. title but unlfortunately were not success- fu . The team was co-captained by seniors Mark Miglorie and Zollie Horvath who were also high scorers along with Mike Fiske. Mike Fiske was the MALL. top scorer and chosen for the M V.L. All-Star team. The team will be losing three of their five starters which R 1. B. Adams. K. Ratti. MA Miglorie. Z. Horvalh, S. Anderson: R 2. S. Slratton. fnay make next year a FBbUild' W. Trombley. L. Simon: missing. M. Fiske. I. Fiske. Mgr. C. King, Coach S. Ezzo 18 one. -' n. a 3: ; '7 .. ?SJEW 313;... . 1 g.- : ; '43 ' 37 38 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls' basketball team, coached by Terri Rineharl. turned in an impressive 12-11 overall record. Losing only two players, co-captains Karen Russell and Sue Lose. the team hopes to improve their win-loss record. The team won their quarterfinal game over Green ML but Were stopped in the semi-finals by BFA. The team was Ied by Reeny Triller with 234 iallies while Kim Goodrich and Karen Russell had 210 and 2011 This year's basketball squad under new coach Sherri Niles finished with a 3-14 overall record. Having such a smalllumout in players. Carol Gray and Nancy Smiel floated betWeen the varsity and IV. squads. Kim Sanborn and Ingrid Grace led the team with points while Judy Nelson displayed excellent defense. R 1, C. Muzzy. 1. Nelson. K. Sanborn, N. Smiel: R 2, S. Niles, S. Curtis. L. Clough. 1. Grace. C. Gray. N. Valente . 9x. a R 1, E. Tilden, L. King, K. Russell. R. Triller, M. Curtis; R 2, Coach T. Rinehart. C. Gray, M. Smith, K. Johnson, N. Smiel. K. Goodrich; missing S. L050 -. r , LV.BOY9 BASKETBALL The l.V. boys. under a new eye, Clayl Duly, turned in an even record of 10 wins and 10 losses. Al lhe West Rutland I.V. tournament the team came in third, losing to Mill River but beating O.V. in the consolation game. R '1. C. Rowland, L. Simon. S Stratton. C. King; R 2. B. Giiliam, D. Triller. E, Supancic. M. Samoro: missing. M. Horvalh. E. Poliacik. S. Fletcher. C. Hughes The new athletic team this year was formed for all those freshmen players who didn't see much I.V. action. Chris Howland led the team offensively and defensively but was well backed by his team mates. Coach Greg Curtis feels his team learned the basic skills and will be ready for l.V. action next year. R 1, D. Baccei. R. Barker. M. Taranovich, l. Miglorie; R 2, Coach 0 Curtis. C. Chapin. C. Howland; missing, D. Moore VARSITY CHEERLEADING This yeafs cheerleaders were tri-captained by Dari Martinez, lean Simonds. and Trini Caceres. The peppy squad showad their ambition by having a pep rally before the field hockey and soccer slate finals. They participated in lhe M.V.L. cheerleading compelition and gave it their best but unfortunately didn't win. Kneeling, D. Martinez. R. Massey. I. Simonds: standing, T. Caceres. L. LaFrance, S. Reia, 1. Curtis if. .. f i: I.Whr I.V. Cheerleading The I.V. squad gave a great performance all season without giving up on their team. The young spirited irls were eo-captained by Laurie Mecier and Cathy Izzo. ey showed a lot of talent and enthusiasm during the season. Top. C. 1220; standing, L. Young, B. Pentkowski: bottom, L. Mecier. B. Gosselin, S. Chamberlain: missing. S. Marceau 4U R 1. 1. Russell, R. Ialbert. B. Adams. K. Rani. R. McPhee. E. Guyette. E. Poliacik: R 2. Coach Mitchell, L. Simens. M. Fiske. D. Carter. M. Miglorie. Z. Horvath. S. 81113. K. Thompson. 1. Fiske. 1. Cook. Mgre. D, Lertnla VARSITY BASEBALL The boys turned in a fine season with their experienced coach Wade Mitchell stand- ing by. The learn had a 12-8 record which took them to the state finals. Proctor faced rival West Rutland in a heartbreaking game losing by one run. Mike Fiske pitched a no-hitler but a defensive error lost the game. Despite many offensive efforis Procw . tor was unable to hit againsi West Rutland's pitcher Tom Hughes. Standouts this year were Kevin Ralti and Mike Fiske who made the S.V.A.C. all- slar team. The loss of only two seniors makes next season look hopeful with the new talent from the l.V. team. 41 VARSITY SOFTBALL The 1981 softball team under second-year coach Lynn Iohnson turned in a very impressive league record of 10-6. The team. co-captained by Sue L050 and Chris Cook, experienced individual and team goals. They beat B 8: B for the first lime in any sport in a long time. Lisa King. an offensive stan- dout, and Sue Lose, a defensive standout. were named to the S.V.A.C. all-opponem team. The team will be losing five seniors bu! upcoming I.V. players look very promising. 42 R 1. C. Cook, S. 1.050: R 2. K. Johnson. K. Goodrich. R. Triller. K. Benoit. S. Tilden: R 3. Coach L. Iohnson, K Benoit. K. Blanchard, D. Blow, V. Dorr; Mgr. S. Chamberlain 1.v. SOFTBALL The team was coached by first-year coach Bruce Geeh The team's record was 1-5. beating M.S.I. and losing some very close games They experienced new situations and prac- ticed skills in preparation for future varsity action. R 1, Nelson, K. San- born. B. Pentkowski. A. Seagren. I. Champine: R 2, Coach B. Gee. S. Curtis, K. Benoit. 1. Grace, N. Smiel, N. Valenle im-crwddtqikm ':' w-i.w-1-.::-r- ?'1 h .. - h- ;f. flaw hg- 231:3; :3 I: K ' Lv. BASEBALL The I.V. team was an ambitious Crew which ended with a 6-6 overall record. Clayt Duty coached the spirited team which gained super experience. Many players will be brought up 10 varsity as hopefuls for next season. R 1, R. Hill. 8. Stratton, I. Miglorie: R 2. M. Clough. M. Horvath, F. Goodrich, S. Moran. C. Hughes, G. Kin? R 3, M. Gravelle, B. Gi- liam. P. Laskey. M. Santoro, E. Supancic. S. Fletcher 43 44 CROSSCOUNTRY This year's cross country team was coached by new comer Peter Osierhoudt. The team start- ed out strong with Leff Cook winning the O.V.. M.S.l.. Mill River match and cumin in fifth in the M.V,L, race whic had 50 participants. Ellen Tilden and Ice Saceric turned in fine perfor- mances. but due to injuries the team was unable to participate in any further matches. GOLF The 1981 golf team exper- ienced a learning and rebuilding year, The team was coached by Jim Wolynec who feels there are some young people coming up with a lot of talent. This year's team consisted of 108 Saceric. David Baccei. Chris King. Rob Mullin. Caroline Cur- lis. Kevin Rantanen. Kim Faulkner, Chuck Farrell. Chris Barton, Rob .Shackelford, and Scott Anderson. ORGANIZATIONS The students at PHS are special people who work together to form a unique school. The smallness of the school gives those who want to participate in school activities a greater chance to do so. People who get involved and give to the school will take more than a diploma with them when they graduate. 45 46 DRAMA Top, M. Gosselin. L Young. S. Tilden. C. lanes, M. Smiel, I. Saceric: bntlorm L Fenton, N. Tilden. N. Atwood. E. Tilden. 3. Tracy. 8. Warren; missing, A. Jones, H. Crossman 1980-81 PERFORMANCES The Stranger Ted Pendleton, Director One-Acts. Mill River From the Insane Asylum Becky Fenton. Director Clarena lanes, Student Director First Annual Marble Valley Play Festival Brandon Inn I C. Jones, M. Smith, L. Fenton. I. lanes. M. Smiel. Adviser S. Milnes FRENCH CLUB Sitting. D. Bllcclw. K. Russell. K. Cioodlgich, L. lliiICher: stagding. tll Izzo. DRIVER S C. Curtis, 1. C00 . K. Bur 955, M. Cou . B. Gi iam. T. C am er ain. L. Beauchain. R. McPhee. Kg Benoit. Advigor C. May EDUCATION .' . I 'r -- . . -- ' ; 'I. k i Driver's Education car donated by Lertola's Toyola-Peugot. Inc.: left. 47 instructor R. Pilchen 48 CHORUS L-R. ant Row. K. Sanborn, N. Atwood. M. Gosselin. P. Manning, C. Farrell: R 2, L Young. 0 Curtis, K. Clark. R. Massey, P. Matusiak; R 3, 1.. Pilcher. T. Chamberland. V. Dorr. D. Howland: R 4. C. lanes. K. McLaughin. P. Holmquist. K. Patch: hulow. Director R. leghenour L-R, D. Howland, K. Clark, M. Freehorn; missing. K. Patch Kathy Clark Karen Patch UAN U L-R R 1. P. Holmquist, N. Smiel. T Chamberland, E. Tilden, H. Cmssman. N. anenle. M. Rogers. 1. Socinski. l. Cowans; R 2. L Miglnrie. K. Clark, '1'. Racette. K. Patch. C. Iones: R 3. R. Austin. K. McLaughlin. T. Felie. Mrs. Coughenour, C. Gray. K, Benoit. K. Sunburn. L Pilcher 2'4 1:631sz 31 MAIORETTES Above. L-R I. Simonds. L. Young, S. Reta. K. Blanchard. S. Tilden. C. Cook, E. Soulia; missing, R. Massey FLAG CARRIERS L-R. R 1 A. Kugler. C. Moore. 8. Marceau. T. Mendenhall. C. Deyetle: R 2 D Peters. 5. Erickson: missing. T. L050 DRUM MAIDRETI'E. Marie Smith Made up of Art I class: ri ht. Trini ART CLUB Cameras. one of two an award Miners ENERGY R.J2?'Sa-riss'liS-H'E:;:?1i Av STAFF K. '- COMMITTEE f-arnham Library staff picture not available Proctor Free LibIar-y' Proctor, VarmOnt 05765 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY New members. l-R. K. Smith, M. Gosselin. N. Alwood. E. Tilden. C. Jones. M. Triller. K. Benoit. S. Anderson. L. LaFrance. 1. Bartlett. l. Curtis. Old members. A. lasmin. M. Fiske. M. Miglorie, R. Felie, C. Catterlon. I. Farnham. and L. Young CLOSE-UP Sitting. A. Sargenl. M. Curtis: standing. P. Matusiak. S. Anderson. Mr. Orvis; missing. E. Tilden 51 52 JUNIOR PROM The Prom was sponsored by the junior class for the firsl lime in many years Last year's queen, Ellie Sucins- ki. returned m crown Chri Cook. The Queen's Court consisted of snniar Kathy Rimsa. juniors Rose Massey. Lisa LaFrance. Shelley Wheeler. sophomore Kim Goodrich, and fresh- man Shauna Chamberlain. Everyone on the Court was selected by the hand The Rhode Brothers. WINTER CARNIVAL The 1981 Winter Carnival was more exciting for everyone as new evants Were added to the day's schedule. The class of 1985 took top honors with the highest number of points in the Carnival. Lynn Pilcher with her piano talent won first prize in the talent show. All who participated deserve credit for their efforts 53 PROCTORIAN This yeafs staff had quite a few hard working members. Editor was Karen Benoit and business manager Marie Smith. R 1. S. Wheeler. R. Massey, C. Deyette, G. Navarrele. K Benoit. Mrs. Vita. M. Smith. C. Cattertan. M. Smiel, P. Matusiak: R 2, K. Blanchard. 0 Curtis, 1. Saceric, C. Cota, K. Burgess. M. Curtis; R 3. L. King, B. Warren. K. Goodrich. P, Mendenhall. C. Bearer. F. Navar- rete. A. Iasmin. n SUTHERLAND The 30381 editor was Calhy Supancic and the business manager Lynn Pilcher. The staff worked together well with many active people on the publication. R 1, L. Young. K. Russell, C. Supancic. C. Catterton, R. Felie; R 2. K. Goodrich. A. Iasmin, L. Pilcher. F. Navarrete, N. Atwood. l. Saceric; R 3, G. Navarrete. S. Tilden. 1. Russell, E. Supancic: R 4, R. Austin 54 R 1, W. 'I'mmbley. T. Cacares. R. Felie, R. Triller; R 2, K Triller, S. Stratton, 1,. Pilcher: R 3. M. Rogers, K. Sanborn. C. Gray. A. LaanCe: R 4. 1. Nelson L-r. SI Simonds, 1. Bartlett. T. Perkins, Ch Muzzy STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was led by President Randee Felie. It sponsored the annual blood drive again this year and had a few student exchanges with schools in the area At Christmas lime the Student Council organized a skit contest that henefiied the classes who competed for first. second. and third placed. The Student Council worked very hard to give Iheir help to the student body and the administration. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee couldn't arrange very many assemblies because it was short of funds. Three assemblies included a fine wild life slide show. Rosenshonts. and the Air Force hand. 6 5 ACADEMICS Even though it is small, Proctor High School has a variety of courses from which interested students can choose. The courses encourage students to go to college or pursue a career of their choice. The staff cares about the students and tries to help them with problems. Besides helping with school- related problems, teachers and counselors try to answer questions concerning the students' future and try to steer them in directions to help them reach their goals. 57 acoccocc BONNIE BLANCHARD Secretary . . BRUCE GEE ' A ' Activity CoordinatorISocial Studies .3 u U ; PAUL TRACY IOAN FAULKNER Principal Secreiary IAMES WOLYNEC 58 Guidance Direclor SANDY MILNES Home Economics BRUCE HANSEN Industrial Arts REETA COUGHENOUR Music Director MARILYN CAISSY Arlenglish LYNNE BLAIR Science. Miilhemalics PAT LOSO School Nurse MORTIMER HRII IM'N SAM EZZO 50 Science Science PETER OSTERHUUDT Social Studies ELIZA BETH BINTZ Library Aide LEE URVIS Social Studies FAMOUS LAST WORDS . . . All the Phantoms are phantaslique! Marilyn Caissy Life is a gift; live it In your advantage! Sandy Milnes I'd like to wish the best to the class 0f1981 and encourage the undergraduates tn make the must of their few remaining years at P.HKS. Bob A Dans la classe de Francais un eludiam a beaucoup de vncabulaire er beaucoup de dictaes ! QueIle chancel Madame May MADE$INE SHERMAN Librarian 61 62 CATHERINE MAY FrenchXEnglish MAUREEN BURKE GermanXEnglish VIRGINIA CAMERON VICTORIA PAPAGEORGE English Remedial Education MORE FAMOUS LAST WORDS , . . Small is beautiful if i1 helps us care more deeply. share more freely and strive more honestly. Roy Pilcher Smile - it makes the day brighter for everyone and takes a minimum of effort. Pauline Vita THOMAS SHEEHAN English HOWARD ABRAHAMSON ROY PILCHER Math PhysicslMatthrivers Ed. PAUL WAGER Physical Education PAULINE. VITA LYNN IOHNSON Business Education Physical Education ; 64 LEE BACCEI Cook ELLEN AUSTIN Assistant Cuak ROMA SACERIC Head Cook WADE MITCHELL AND TED MOODY Head Custodian. Custodian LITTLE PEOPLE Many changes took place this year. one of which was the separation of the junior and senior high school - a first at P.H.S. In the upper corner of the building seventh and eighth graders shared their school day with their teachers and classmates, a move which worked well for ttbig and little people alike. Look for more activities for the junior high in the future. 65 Top, Todd Allard. lulie Ander- son: R 2. Lisa Baccei, Kathryn Baker: R 3. Iames Conway. Julie Cowans: R 4. Billy Crossman. Kim Faulkner: R 5. Dan Gilliam, David Griffin; R 6. Shari Hughes, Iulie Iasmin: R 7. Colleen Madigan. Mary Mannin ; R 8. Tracy McAllister. Sheryl McCu laugh, Jason Mellen. Iurry Miglorie; R 9. Curt Mame, Brent Muzzy. David Rogers. Inhn Sargent: R 10. Susan Simonds. Nancy Tilden, Kris Triller. Tommy Valanh This year's 71h grade wasn't a very ambitious group of kids. They planned :1 Spring Dance for a fund raiser, acquired :1 grand total of 5 points in Ihl: Winter Carnival, and added $46 In their Irizasury from the Candy Sale How about a big shot of R -' school spirit from the 7th grade! GRADE 8 The ei hth grade proved to be an extreme y active group. They put on a dance for the incomin tuition students and grades 7-9 an donat- ed their time to the March of Dimes Walk America fund raiser. Their greatest achievement was winning the first place cup in the Winter Carnival. They ended a year of hard work with a three-day camp- ing trip to Lake Dunmore. Top. Patricia Anderson, Tina Barker. Chris Barton: R 2. Shane Farrell. Val Bishop. Dawn Clark; R 3, Slephanie Bertrand, Lisa Fenian, Mike Finch; R 4. Karen Ialbert. Jana lanes, Keith Knapp: R 5. Amy LaFrance, Paul Lasky, Tammy McAllister: R. 6. Mike McKinnell. Bruce Muzzy, Ann Pentkowski; R 7. Ted Perkins. Sharon Rider. Michele Rogers; R 8. lulie Saceric, Susan Sawtell, Robert Shackelford. Judy Socinski. John Soulia: R 9. Sue Steele, Mark Swahn. David Thorn- ton. Sue Trach: R 10. Lisa Valente, Beth Warren. Ronald Wood. Donna Crossman GIRLS SPORTS The girls had a gnml season this year. In 119.111 hackey they 0111 had Lme 10531 ending with a 1-4-1 r rd. Basket 111 was excellent as well w 11 :1 12-4 record. The cheerleaders provided a lot of support for the hays through good times and had. K1 ' A. Penlknwski. NL Rogers: R 2, 1. son. V. Bishup. S. Hughes. 3. Simunds, 1.. Baccei. T. Barker. A. LaFrance. D. Plark: R . . 1rh Blair, 5. Tracy. N. Tilt r. B. Warren. I. Iasmin. L. Valenle, K. Tri1ler, K. Ialbert Above. sitting, S. Rider. C. McCul- lough. I. Anderson. V. Bishop T. Barker; R 2, Coach Druis, K1 la1bert. L. Valente. S. Tracy. S1 Bertrand. A, Pentkowski: R 3. L. Fentnn. B. Warren. 1. Cowans. K. Triller Below. standing, C. Madigan. A1 LaFrance, M. Ringers. 5. Steele: R 2. S. Hughes. 51 Simondg L. Baccei Sitting, CA Mame, D. Rogers, M. Swahn. j. Snulia. DA Thornton; D. Gilliam. I Miglorie. C. Barton. 8. Alexander. P. Lasky, B. Muzzy: R. Woods, T. Allard, R. Shackelford. l. Melen R2. R3'f BOYS SPORTS The boys had an 0k season this year. In succer they had a record of 6-4 Basketball was another story. The Ieam ended with a 5-8 record. With a bit mare practice they will be ready to move tank: the high school teams. Sitting, D. Rogers. D. Gilliam. I. Saulia. K, Knapp. I. Melen: kneeling, I. Migloria C. Moore. P. Lasky. T. Valach: standing, T. Allard, R. Shackelford. C. Barton Sitting. l-r. L. Fenten, V. Bishop. I. Miglurie. M. Rogers. T. Allard. I, Socinski, D. Griffin. 1. Cawans. 5. Tracy: standing. A. Penlknwski. D. Gilliam, Mrs. Coughennur, A. LaFrance. E. Warren This year many changes took place. One was the separation of the junior and senior high activities. This split affected the music department as well as other departments. Many people thought that the junior high didn't contribute much to the band and chorus, but they sure did as they proved this year. They will be an asset to the senior music program in the future. Bottom. L. Baccei. Ki Triller. C. Madigan, S. Betrand. S. Simona, B. Muzzy. R 2. l. Socinski. A. Pentkowski, M. Rogers. At LaFrance, S. McCullough. Vt Bishop: R 3. I. Cowans, I. lasmin. P. Anderson, L. Valente. K, lalben, T. Barker: R 1. K. Baker. L. Fentont B. Warren. Tt McAllister THUS ENDS OUR STORY . . . ANOTHER YEAR . . ANOTHER TALE 72 ADVERTISEMENTS We wish lu sexlund a speniul thank ynu to all our advertisers who helped make this hunk lmssihle. II :4 .m . , 533-1; j,-,-.H ST' 73 Lertolds Toyota 8: Peugot, Inc. Proctor. Vermont Tel. 459-2800 Best Wishes t0 the Class of 81 KEITH'S TRADING POST Congratulations :0 1119 class of 1931 PiHsfnrd. Vermont Proctor Coal C0., Inc. Proctor. Vermont Cnngralulations to the class of 1981 Hmmm: I IIELI l W l . IPIIII I ' f Complinwnts of LINDHOLIVTS SPORT CENTER Ruthlnd Vurmnm the Foley Distributing Corp. The Best in Paper A World of Supplies -Wholesale Paper and Janitorial Supplies - All your party needs Minards Family Restaurant 8: Snack Bar 2 North Main Street Rutland. Vermnnt 05701 umm-um TEL: 802-459-2814 A CHUCK MCGANN REAL. 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VT McNeil 8: Reedy Bl Merchants Row Downtown Rutland, Vermont Tuxedo Rental MENS' 8: YOUNG MENS' CLOTHING The Barnard Funeral Home Five generations of service 1. Hilton Iohn H. Barnard, Ir. U.S. Rt. 7 Member of N.F.D.A. also 331 Main Street Piltsford. VT 05763 l802l483-28'11 serving Proctor and Chittenden Bank On Us. Compliments of Proctor Trust Proctor Belhel Castlelon Chelsea Poullney Rutland Member F.D.I.C. 85 86 Your complete Home Furnishings Center 0 Furniture 0 Bedding 0 Carpeting and Vinyl :- Draperies - Decoralive Aocessories 0 Office Furniture - Design Service I Expert Installation VERMONT CONTRACT FURNISHINGS, INC. 28 Merchants Row Rutland, Vermont 775-4307 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Graduating Class of '81 from the folks at Rollerville Roller Skating Rutland, Vermont S PLUESS STAUFER INDUSTRIES, INC. Congratulates the Class 0f1981. Mg, El WWW , Omyas mar Vernal Plant Florence Vermont OMYA, INC. VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY CALLAHAN AMS 87 88 Our very gait WJABJ gar Succedd j , 3A9 gufure 30 J4 great Cfadd ' 3,19 Ciadd of 1981. Jerry anal Carofyn Migforie