Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

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CHORUS Chorus at P.H.S. is always a popular activity as students use their humernom period to express them- selves by singingThe chorus was involved in the first Music Depart- menl Christmas assembly as well as a spring concert and graduaticn, Three talented girls were selected for the AIl-State chorus: Kim Sanborn. Kathi Clark, and Lynn Pilcher went through their auditions and were par! of the All-State Festival in Rutland. . ' 1?3'.' Front row. K. Burgess. S. Chapin, A. Kugler, C. Forrest. R. Reynolds, 1A lanes: R 2, S. Marceau. E. Tilden: R 1 N. Alwoud. T Losu. P. Anderson. 'I'. Poliacik. D. Clark. V Bishop: R 4 K. Chamberlain, D. LHerault. A. Penlkowski, B. Warren: E 5. C. Farrell. L. Young. S. Tilden. L. Pilcher. T. Chamberland L. Mecier. K. Clark. T. Matusiak: R B. l. Miglorie. C. Howland. UK Triller. D. Blow: missing. I-L Pom. L. Barber. K. lalbert, B. Farrell. l. Drinwater. 1. Brooks. P. Lasky. S. Slratfom A. Benjamin. M. Svurinic. L. Fenton. T. Barker, M. Freehorn. S. Bertrand. Tk Schauwecker. C. 1220. R. Massey. T. Mendenhall. M. Rogers. A. LaFrance. E7 Guyette. T. McAllister, S. Reta. M. Horvalh, K. McLaughlin. 1. Todd. K. Patch AIl-Stata participants, 1.. Pilcher, K. Ciark. K Patch: missing, M. Freebarn. K. Sanhorn 19

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18 PROCTORIAN The 1981-82 Praetorian. under the leadership of editor Karen Benoit and advisor Pauline Vita. and its hard-working staff members successfully published the '82 yearbook. Business manager was Marie Smith with Kathy Cote acting as her assistant. The cover of the book was created and sketched by Debbie Johnson. Working hard during free periods and work-night meetings the staff was able to put out one of its best books ever. N 4 SUTHERLAND After several years as the Sutherland adviser Mrs. Madeline Sherman gave up her job to newcomer Arlen Bloodworth. Edi- tor Lisa Young directed the staff with sports editor Iohn Russell and feature editor Sharon Tilden. Eric Supancic was head photographer while Louis Beauchain and Mary Freehorn were busy cartoonists. The Sutherland, with much hard work and determination. was suc- cessfully published 5 times through- out the year. R 1, 1. Russell. L. Young S. Tilden; R 2. l. Socinski. 5. Tracy. R. Austin. M. Rodgers, A. LaFrancet ll th-lerault: R 3: F. Navarrete. Lt Pitcher. E. Supancic. K. Goodrich. I. Saceric. L. Beauchain R 1. R. MOSsey. K. Sanborn. K. Burgess. K. Benoit. M. Horvath. L. King. L. Mecier. T. McGee: R 2. M. Smith. K. Benoit. M. Sargent. A. Kuglen T. Mendenhall. C. Bearer. K. Goodrich. K. Cotah C. 1220: R 3. K. Shackett. M. Smiel, C. Deyette. l. Todd. F. Navarrete. T. Chamberland. M. Curtis. T. Racette. N. Smiel, C. Gray. B. Valach; missing. Gr Navarrete, B. Kugler

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BAND The music department kept the band and marching band very busy. The district music festival was hosted by Proctor High this year. Karen Patch was selected for the AIl-State stage band and Mary Freebom for the All-State orchestra. Kathi Clark went to the All-New England festivalt The band as well as the chorus was involved in the first P.H.S. Christmas Assemblyr which had a great turnout. The marching band was involved in 3 parades this year: the Loyalty Day parade, All-State parade, and Memorial Day parade in Proctor. R 1. S. Harmon. Ct Gray, It Cowans, K. Faulkner. Th Chamberland. Lt Pitcher, E. Tilden. R. Cowans: R 2. D. Zuckernick. 5. Tracy, I. Socinski, T. Allard. G. Chapin, M. Freebarn. I, Migiorie. D. Gilliam, C. tones. K. Patch: R 3. N. Smiel. T. Felie. T. Racette. l. Miglorie. K. Clark. R. Austin; missing. K. Benoit. M. Rogers. L. Fentont P. Holmqutst, M. Smiel. W. Coons