Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

PROCTOR VERHDNT 05765 WI? 3.33,; . fgg- 'f N U. i. Dedication Junior High Classes Senior Section Faculty ............... 44 Sports ................ 48 Activities ............. 67 Advertisements ......... 80 THE NEXT STEP. . . Another yearihas come and gone while another step we take. The stairway's ful! of challenges and decisions we must make. There are times when we ab' stumbied, stepped down with plans of quitting, but our friends are like the railings, their support is unremitting. l' Proctor Free Library Proctor. Vermont OE'J65 t ,h-L 4 The ups and downs of high school life, the memories of '84, we cherish them as days go by, and look forward to many more. Feelings of sadness 19?! our hearts, as each goes his separate way. But so many joys await us, as we step into each new day. Qf Que game, .me 4; AL.- uni..- l l This year's seventh grade class arrived at PHS with a lot ofenthusiasm and school spirit. They were led through an energetic year by their adviser Mr. Sheehan and their supporters Sam E220 and Carol Ballou. They used the Winter Carnival to work together as a class and had a lot of fun against the strong 8th grade Class. They have a variety of talents in the class to carry them through the coming years. Mike Kohler Mike Kuflik Mmhelle Lanrnur Tammy Landon George L050 Ktith Mullen Ohlm Nnrlh Sheryl Oakman Jason Pentel-t Gaty Pidgeon Deanna Piansker Richard Rider Kara Roy Stefani Saivail Suzanne Smiei Wanda Smith Dawn Steele Jay Thomas Dame! Tiiden Todd Jones Jacquelrne L050 Laura Pelkty John Anderson Rick Anderson Andtew Barton Ann Marie Burgess Pahick Burke Cheri Czurrara Theresa Carvey Stephanie Catterlon Missy Center Susan Cocci Davina Curriul Stacey Cubhman Paul Dahiln Mike Devlin Iran Flankhn Timothy Graffin Shaun Hawk Cynthia Hughes Dan Kearney Michele Kchoe Seventh Grade The 8th greade class had a very good year under advisor Mr. A and support- ers Bruce Hansen and Mike Brown. They held a succe55ful Invitational Dance with the leadership of President Christa Hastings. and were abie to add some money to their treasury. They were also able to use some of what they learned from a fun-filled mp to the H0 hart Center in finishing a strong second in the Winter Carnival. They ended their junior high years with enough energy to carry them right into high school. Patricia Alexander Melissa Barker Tom Bell Kari Blow Lori BlowI Todd Blew LOFIFI Carrard Harry Chamberland Steve Coccj Nicki Farnham Frances Frankfurt Chrma Hastings Trip Janzen 'l'jm Kehoe Kathy Killeway Karm Kohter Jamie Lancmn Ted Manning Tricia MtAllister Jerry Navarrete Ava Pehm Doug Peny '1 Tracy Rafter Sheney Rider Melissa Rilelf Karen Rogers. Jason Sacetic Elisabeth Sorimkl Jlrn Stattel Lon Swahn Nathan Tracy Ellen Valach Peter Vincent Linda Watkins Brian Weed Kim Zawistoski Christina Jones Chris 1.050 1' . r o . r, . r.; Iu-nnhl a a rV out... I- 4'! va- Ahlm Km A - t - x. Jr. High Field Hockey The .Jr. High Field Hockey team finished their season with a anecessful record of '7- ' 2-1. They were coached by Barbara Has- tings. The captains of the team were Kim Zawistoski and Christa Hastings. Although many 8th graders will be leaving, next year's team is very hopeful Standing: K. Blow, K. Rogers. 5. Caltermn. Se Oakman, C. Carrara. E. Valach. Ml Barker. S. Smeil, Kneeling: K. Kohler, L. Swahn. Kl Zawisloski. M. Risteff. Kl Hastingsl C Hughes. Tl Landon. Standing: P. Burke. D. Carney. A. Barton. J. Pentek. H. Tracy, T. Belll G. LoscL J Anderson. E. Anderson. Pl Delean. Si Hawk, Kneeling: Ml Kuflick. M. Kohler. H Mullan. Jl Navarette. T. Blow. J. Thamas. P. Vincent, R. Rider. Jr. High Soccer gun The Jr. High Soccer team had a fair season this - 7 - ' 535:, MW. year finishing around 500. The team was cap- ' sue'l'n' -' - tained by Jerry Havarette and Todd Blow. Gigi Loso led all scorers with 8 goals. The team was coached by Mr. Lee Orvis. This team showed outstanding effort from all players. They look hopeful for next year with many 7th graders returning 1!? JR. HIGH BASKETBALL The Jr. High Basketball team had an off year this year. Coached by Kirk A. and assisted by John Gray. the team was led in scoring by Gigi L050, with 197 pts. Team captains were Gigi Loso. Andrew Barton, and Nathan Tracy. The team looks hopeful for next year with many 7th graders return' ing. Standing: K. Mulian. P Vincent, C. Loso. J. Pemek. T. Blow. E. Anderson. J. Anderson. J. Navarrele, Kneeling: R. Rider, M. Kohler, A. Ballone C. Lesa N. Tracy. M. Kuflik. P. Burke. Standing: S. Rider. C Hughes, L. Swahn, K Kohlere K. Kelleway. K. Zawistowski, K. Rogerse S. Canenon. M. Ristel'f. S. Oakman. M. Center. 3. Cocci. Kneeling: L Watkins. E. Vaiach. T Rafter. WT Smith M. Barker. Tr Landonr F. Franklin. D CUFHEI, S. Smiel. JR. HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Jr. High girls' basketball team had an excellent season. They won 15 games and lost oniy 5. They had two super coaches who helped them improve their skills and teamv work. The coaches were Ron Oakman and Tom Pour. The team played fantastically at the Fair Ha- ven Tournament and came in first. Three players who were chosen to be on the AHA TourneyTs Team were Melissa Barker. Fran- ces Franklin, and Tammy Landcn! 11 12 Under the direction of Mike Brown. the Junior High music program was very suc- cessful this year. Both the band and chorus performed in two excellent concerts. All the performers were very enthusiastic. Next year, it appears. the junior high will reach new heights of excellence. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH BAND ;$. - Row i - L. Watkins 0. North 5. Smiel. H TilderL M. Kohlen N Tracy Row 3 - T Gliilin 3 Coch B, Wood. .J. Thomas, D. Perly. K. BlowI Row l - T. Carvery, M Lancour, D, Sleele. D Currier. K. Roy. A. Burgess Row 2 H. Farnham, W Smith. K, Rogers, Dr Plansker, C. Carrara Row 3- L... Watkins. S. '20ch K. Zawistuski C. Hughes C. Hastings. E Valach Row 4 - K. Kohler, T. McAllister. K. KEIIe-way. S. Oakman. K Blow. D. Perry. L. Socinski . Kelleway.IC. Hastings; T Carvey Row 2 -S Hawk, T Bell. .J. StatteL D. Kim Baccei Dewey Balch Chris Barker Angela Banon Kim Catterton Gary Chapin Tlna Clark Tracy Cook John Corliss Rob Cowans Tracy Cushman Lisa deLancey David Dwyer Kristin EstErbrook Although the Class of 1987 was excep- tionally large, these students showed a lot of spirit in their Freshman year. They turned in a respectable sixth place in the Winter Carnival and participated enthusiastically in the Goods and Ser- vices Auction. The Freshman Class also held a very successful Spring Semi-For- mail for the Junior High. which they hope becomes a tradition at P.H.S. Angela Fletcher Molly Grace Steve Harmon Kendra Holmquisl Karen chland Melodie Jasmin F r e S h Earl Kehoe Chris Knipes m Keliie Kugler e Todd Landon n Beth Lester Lissa Lewis Michelle Loso A4-T4$Iq James Manning Jon May Laura Mwllett Corey Mullen Craig Mullan Rhonda Nightingale Chris Oakman Melissa O'Bryan Chip Panaledls Damon Pelkey Dawn Rathjen Tom Reed Susan Reissig Melanie Rodgers Michelle Rowe Roberta Salvall Shane Sanborn Wendell Smith Wanda Stamper Laura Thatcher Jenny Thomas John Vida Sean Ward Tom Waxren Peter Wyemn Dana Zuckermck TS Todd Allard Robin Allen Suelien Allen Julie Anderson Lisa Baccei Katy Baket Jason Chambetlain Russ Champine Julie Cowans Melissa Derry Chuck Euber Kim Faulkner Kim Fletcher John Floryr Dan Gilliam David Griffin Shari Hughes Bill Jalbert Julie Jasmin Stacey Lansing mm-uOBOZJ'UOUJ The sophomore class this year was both ambi- tious and energetic. They began the year by having the famous Take-avChance Dance. It was an original idea which proved to be a successful one. They sold a record number of carnations for Valentine's Day, and then put on the winter car- nival breakfast. The class placed a strong third in the carnival. and had seven entries in the talent show. In the spring they sold Phantom Spirit Cups and put together another unique dance. Fun in the Sun . They brought their treasury up to about two thousand dollars. with all of their fund raisers, and really enjoyed a super year. Rod Reed John Ray Nancy Tilden Becky Todd Ktis TriNer Tom Valach John Wood Gidget Wyman Cult Moore David Rogers John Sargent Sue Simonds Mary Manning Tracy McAllister Sheryl McCullough Diana McLaughlin Jason Melen Jerry Miglorie Doug Miles 1B ' Patty Anderson Steve Alexander Chris Barton Tina Barker Edna Bowen The Junior Class was energetic this year. They put on a successful lunch and the prom was one of the best ever. They took fifth place in the winter carnival. Officers were President Beth Warren. Vice President Karen Jalbert, Treasurer Ella Trinci. and Secretary Mary Svornic. These people led the class in accomplishing many goals. Most of the class helped in reaching these goals, and they helped the officers 2: great deal. Look for great school spirit from this group as seniors. SCC- ua-uo Dave Blow Val Bishop Jeff Brooks Kara Chamberlain Ted Perkins Tammy Poljacik Heidi Pom Jim Reissig Dawn Clark Brent Farrell Shane Farrel! Lisa Fenton Mike Finch Henryr Miles Laura Nightingale Ann Pentkowski Wesley Franklin Karen Jalbert Keith Knapp Amy LaFrance Paul Lasky Debbi L'Herault Tammy McAllister Mlke McKInnel! Gloria Meiskey F-,-'4;.L 1r- Sue Steele Mary Svornic Mark Swahn Ed Tomasko Sue Tracy Ella Trinci Lisa Valente Lisa Vmcent Sandy Waite Beth Warren Ron Wood Sue Sawtell Joanne Shackett Rob Shackelford Judy Socinski Rosanna Reynolds Sha ron Ride! Chris Rodgers Michele Rogers Julie Saceric III I mu m I: HUI III IIIIIII 19 20 22 WHERE WILL WE GO WHEN OUR FRIENDS ARE ALL GONE WE'VE BEEN THROUGH SO MUCH IN THESE LAST COUPLE YEARS. LOUD ROARS OF LAUGHTER TO SAD WAVES OF TEARS. ALL LOOKING FORWARD TO THAT SPECIAL DAY, FOR A TURN OF A TASSLE FOR THAT FINAL HOORAY. IT'S COMING SO SOON, NO WAY WE CAN SLOW IT. DEEP IN OUR HEARTS ALL OF US KNOW IT. WE MUST SAY GOODBYE, IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE WE'VE ALL GOT OUR FUTURES, OUR LIVES TO ARRANGE I WISH I WERE A SENIOR ALL THE YOUNGER KIDS SAY. THEY DONT KNOW WHAT ITS LIKE TO HAVE YOUR TIME SLIP AWAY SOMEBODY STOP IT!!! IT'S GOING TOO FAST!!! I THOUGHT ALL THESE GOOD TIMES WERE GOING TO LAST!!! THEY'LL GIVE US DIPLOMAS WE'LL SHED SOME TEARS GO TO A PARTY AND HAVE A FEW CHEERS WHAT LIES AHEAD OF THAT JUNE PARTY DAWN WHERE WILL WE GO ........ WHEN OUR FRIENDS ARE ALL GONE SUPERLA TI VES Class Individualist ........................................................................ Scott Allen Most School Spirit .................................................................... David Baccei Class Handyman .......................................................................... Pat Baker class Couple ............................................................. Ron Barker 8 Nancy Reed Most Daring ........................................................................... John Barres Class Helper ........................................................................... Kim Bender Most Assertive ........................................................................ Kristi Benoit Class AV Man ........................................................................ David Caceres Class Flirt ........................................................ Shauna Chaimberlain. Darren Triller Most Original ........................................................................ .. Chris Chapin Prettiest ............................................................................ Lesley Clough Class Slender ................................................................ Chris Cove . Chris King Most Vocal ................................................................. Sue Curtis. Steve Moran Class Mechanic ........................................................................ Kevin Elliott Clams Sleepy Head .................................................................... Chuck Farrell Class Brain .............................................................. Scott Fletcher. Nancy Smiel Best Dancer ............................................................... Ben Gilliam, Becky Kugler Best Dressed ........................ ...................................... Ingrid Grace, John Miglorle Class Artist .............................................................. Carol Gray. Chris Howland Everybody's Friend ........................................................................ Rick Hill Class Driver .......................................................................... Mike Horvath Quietest ............................................................................. Chris Hughes Class Honconformist ................................................................... Mike Jaquith Class Athlete .................... - .......................................... Kris Johnson, Ed Poljacik Good Samaritan ....................................................... Tad Kemnitzer. Mindy Sargent Class Hunk ............................................................................. Greg King Most Talkative ........................................................................ Todd Lertola Class Tardy .................................................................... Lisa Lester. Bill Loso Class Secretary ........................................................................ Traci McGee Class Logger .......................................................................... Todd Meier: Most Bashfull .................................................................... Cheryl Mendenhall Most Michievous .......................................................... Dave Moore, Nikki Valente Class Telephone Talker ............................................................... Gina Havarrete Class Preppy .......................................................................... Judy Nelson Most Likely to Succeed ............................................................. Barb Pentkowski Class Chauffeur ......................................................................... Gene Poro Class Leader .................. . ....................................................... Tom Racette Class Tally ............................................................................ Denise Rider Most Determined ...................................................................... Kim Sanborn Class Humorist ....................................................................... Mike Santoro Class School Skipper .................................................................... Lane Simon Ciass Guardsman ............... . ..................................................... Kevin Tanner Most Dependable ................................. . .................................... Scott Tanner Class Clown ....................................................................... Mike Taranovich Class Smiley ....................................................... '. ................ Sandi Thibault Class Hockey Player ..................................................................... Doug Todd Class Karate Man ...................................................................... Paul Wyman 23 26 i. xv: SCOTT ALLEN DAVID CHARLES BACCEI Don't let yesterday use up too much of It is better to have a few friends of great today. value than many ftiends who are worth nothing. Yogi; 4 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS; soc- cer mgr.; 5012-4; Slate night 82, B3: The Care Taker; AK, Phantoms ; Choke on those cigars: That's the prettiest face I've seen all day : They always say that pretty things come in pairs. Ba-ahr ; Hoseo-ramu; Rick's Party; Ta Hell ; Castleton State Col- lege.- N.A.T.A.: 92 F.L.Y.; Fudge Brawn- ies; Bu: Power ; 80 .803 XQK' r. JOHN BARROS RONALD BARKER I shall find a way or I will make one. It was fun. Nancy; Baseball; Boxers: Ted's Pizza: Bud's pool: football: tough guy PATRICK BAKER The wise may learn many things lrom their foes. VLCA; 3, 4; Buds: LTD; Vac: getting out; small engines. KIMBERLY J0 BENDER Love cures people- both me ones who give it and the ones who receive it GARY; Summit Lodge: Night Spot: Car noe Trip; Camping at the Dam with Ingrid; Good - Eye in Romance ; CRASH : Granville Trip: Rick, it's a Cop : T.T.I.: Hi, Ducky, : Hey. Kim. what are you doing tonight'r': Bender; Florida 32!: Kalrin: England 84!; Year- book. KRISTI LEIGH BENOIT Everybody: in dreamen Everybody's a staL Everybody's a succeedel. ll doesn 1 matter who you are' BEHOIT; M.S-you'le vety specxal to me!; seFiOUSIy: quarters Pud; FJELD HOCKEY; 1V9; Softball talks In the rain: class picnicspool parties: camp mg 43th of JuIy-K.J.: laughing: p p. s: Freeze Yellow lceT; oh those lallks-Sue; Amy's party; Jusl The Way You Ara : Prom 83; you loser : slumber party: T.R.-my special friend; jug of Cider: horse riding a'tmidm'nt Halloween 81. CHRIS CHAPIN Yesterday we started loday we begin. tomorrow we finish. Goomba'w: soccer champs: crashing Sugar Hollow; Whirlaways; d . I'Ik: cruising; XICP. CARLOS DAVID CACERES We grow neilher better nor worse as we grow old but more like ourselves Rick Hill's palty; CraZy mothers. Paul's; Pittsford RFC Revenge; Cus; Flmida: Governor's Table: There's a squirrel; Cancun Isn'l an island; I can't. I have to work: WTCN ; The pit. SHAUHA LOREN CHAMBERLAIN Believing in a l'all'IbOW. Is the beginning of a dmam coming tlue RAINBOWSF: Lea Arc En QeP, Tou- jours : Forever and Ever; You re my :ady ; M.T.S W.M. . . E.L: S.T.C.'5: BoT's : Llllle Girl. alway5 : ICEV CUBES?'.; T.W. s party; 5j23f82-Ox. 105; Sharon. you PUSHED me! ; Just a IiillE lykeH: SNOWMOBILI'NG with M.H.: 131:83-Porcelain Bus Driv- er; Cheerleading and Majoreues: H.Y.C.: Megal crmses -F.M.G. 27 28 LESLEY ANN CLOUGH I11 keep my chm up. and fotget me pain. If I don't make it. 1' me again. There's no use in quitting when lhe world is waiting lor me. Wesl Mm; Tim. 7: I3;82: or death : Every Fri and Sat night with AL and J F: ANS with J.G.. K.R.. 5 T.B.; Cmises; Bianke: Fights: 'min't fiohody : MPLDRED'S prams; plgouts with Sue: choc. chip. Judy? NH. wulh D.L.: Are we lhere yttT Belt5?.: Haw Vaar's Eve. TR'S camper; Ihe- bt-sl to evetyone! CHRISTINE MARlE COVELL Don't evet let your problems get you down. remembel Ihere is always tumor YEW. I love you, Fled MilPs': Wheemmlle Road; June 21. H383; Engagemenl. Dec. 17. I983; wong I'llghls a1 the Me- mory Motel: 1-3 Fire m the sky at the red hDUSE a mldnlgm nde: IOJO ren- dezvous; Chfis i've got a Hat tiref: The Rolhng SIonts: Fred he's on the roof!!: K K. rolsL FMBCC 4ever. SUZANNE MARION CURTIS USE. what talents you possess The woods would he mew hi'lt'r'll if no birds sang except those the! sang rha- best. Sue; tudt'r. o pud: field hmzkey wasted hme; Ialks wnth K.B.; bad man: PPS: KJ'S chimney hrs: bud: A. puka: slrelched ye1?: no sweal: 2nd g.o.t.w; Georgia; West ML. T.R.'s tamper: Cur lis: PO,W Lug. Nik: When hawI I steered you wrong?: Kris. I'll pick you up ati. ;Cornfield5: Rick's party; prom '83: Nik. look DUN: We are going Io dle'; Ted's Pizza: Goodbye doesn't mean ior ever . . . . KEVIN ELLIOTT The road is long. there are mountains in my way. but I climb a step every day Chevy; Halloween '83: weekends: Pico trip: Pinto: MDRk 94 wm. CHUCK FARRELL Today we look upon the past the memories will always last the good times and the bad times too i will always remember you the class of 84 2:.2'2W INGRID LIN GRACE Youth is happyI because it has the abili- ly to see beauty Anyone who keeps the abiiity to see beauty never gmws old Cileece: Fieid Hockey. 225: Boston 33 : Samis : Goifing with Chico. Golf 84h tCqu K.J.. M.Si; Funky: Linkage . . . Sunco: Mercedes; Bestesi friend K...i.: Cabbage night i980: Bud- dy; 0' Those Commodotes : night- spol; Toasted ; H.Y.E. Had : camping . . . pit 8 Barn; X'Mas t'82283 ; Mill Rivet lawn . . . 4x4; Bertie. car: Quarters at Micky D's: Life is . . . ?. lcicles: b0 Craven: B.K.G. SCOTT DAVID FL ETCHER There are some things which cannot be. Ieamed quickly. and lime. which is all we have. must be paid heavily ior their acquiring. They er? the vaiy simples! things and because it takes a man's life to know them. the lillle new that each man gets from life is very :03in and the only herilage he has to leave. FIeich-Man: Pine-Bros. Foiever: THE CLIFF : Hoop; Water Balloons; THE NETWORK : The imperfect Diamond: ROLAIDS: Dinosaur with Ho and Hubie: AK. Phantoms. CAROL J. GRAY Let your dreams be so high that to reach for a star you must step down. Brigitte: London '84: sun rise in Paris: Ciose-Up '84: canoe trips-Algonquin; kwabi: corniields 8 West Mountain; 2nd grade on the wail; tripiedare: apple- picking: HCRASH ; FH-CVGAL Champs; fakes ; Bonanza: Wesleyan. BENJAMIN KARL GILLIAM Ain't it funny how time files when the best I5 ye! lo come. Ho . Different : Friend ; Grover , 3:24: 1H6: Soccer Champs '80. BI. '82. '83. Caplr; D.T.B.S. '83: N.H.S.: D.AR : Pres,- H. B C., 2,! IOfBI; Buck' wheat ; K.R.-Tennis Champs; TR. 8 Mass.: J.M.-Crutse5: A.L.- Lels Groovei'. 2382: LOUD Bel ; Ski BUM: KTuMS. DanctE: Dinger3 Doc 4:83: K.J.V7I,i?;'83: i7 . 10:29.283; Jaime different: Hey 50! : IBIIJ -NighlspotL 2114;84. Syracuse: TFATMG. RICHARD W. HILL. JR. Success lies not in being the best. DUI in doing your best. Litlie buddy; Weasel: Honda, Volvo; iiTom, I'm driving! ; cluisin' with T.R., 'J.M.. and T.K.: Sonnyis chasE: kickin' bull wtlh John in 19 Z: MR. RR. Tracks: Boones Farm: T.T.i.; Nobody eats parsleyif Baseball: E-4: Granville Trip; hunting with Dave; albino chipr munk: Chittenden Holidays; skiing at Tom's house: Old Omhard Beach: New Yearis Eve. 30 MICHAEL HORVATH It's been real, it's been real. it's been nice. but it hasn't been teal nicet Mike; Flip the 810; There's a squirrel; Hey. Man!!!; I69: The Big FDur-2 : Bt Athons; Jackson; Hey. bubba; Mern ber of the Teenage waste- land : PPPPKKKKuuquHE: The Bank: J.D.; We give you the Edge : Sno Seals: Rock 'n Roll ; Hoop; Snowmobiling: Henry ; Whalts going on; Party Wast- age; 18: Spirits; Linkage, MICHAEL JAQUITH The tapestry of life's :tloryI is woven with the threads of Iifehs ties. Ever join- ing and breaking. Munich. Germany: Salzburg. Austria; Lucerne. Switzerland: London. Eng- land;e. France: lost in Rnthenbutg; changing tires; Hofbrauhaus: midnight at the bank; Playing slot machines in the streets of Lucerne; The Mountain Top Inn, CHRISTOPHER WAYNE HOWLAHD I asked Jesus how much he loved me. This much he said and he stretched out his arms and died. KVJV. I Love You: June I. 1982: Trw by : State Champs-Soccer; A very spe cial person: A friend indeedl; Pooker; Basketball. 104142: Soccel. 1142: B- Ball; Sports Shoes Gram .- Swimming at my house; Mandy : my wDOfEI': My best Fr'FrrFr'Palt KRISTEN MARIE JOHNSON Make new friends. but keep the old; one is silver. and the other gold. Buddy: rrly BESTEST Mend: New Year's Eve '84; Pud: Cabbage Night 30; LeadershIp- I QUITl ; my only friend RV; 17th B-day-THANKS; Sam's party; wild pitch; party at Mildred'S: Yuk: P.P.'s: chimney fire: Golfing; skiing with KBu T.Rt, R.H.e E- M.R.: laughing: X-mas; Field Hockey CVGAL Champs: Basketball 5 Softball, CHRISTOPHER B. HUGHES A ridet unqualled , a sportsman comr pletet A rum one to follow. a bad one to beat. Hubie: Hub: Kmy: Wiz of Oddst': A- Team-TAPS : Pepsi: Hike-Legends; LAKERS: Pine Bros; Candy Man; P.S.H.; SDCCEI Champs: Enosburg : Team America : So what did Lloyd say about. the game last night? : 44 Magnum Auto Mag ; Yankees; t'StIato- matic ; Tennis: How we do? TAD KENMNITZER SUCCESS is- living your life in your own way . . . reaching for the goals you have set for yourself . . . and being the YOU that you want to be, t'Chtckst'; t'Tad-your car is on fire ; Eggs You Bet: FEEBLE; Chargel; Crul sin Killington; X-I l: Chillenden run: Itts snowingk Rick's Party: Burger Klng; Pizza Hut: Drinking Coke in Munich!?!: Hofbrauhaus; Germany: 0-K; Cycione: really can stnpl : Hunting; Cycle rid- ing; sleeplovers: Die Autobahn CHRISTOPHER KING To give up on the challenges of life is like throwing in the towel before the game is over. CLOCK: i922: K.M.T.; lcgelher forever; the closet ; PHI SLAMMA JAMMA; Pine Bros; W.A.Y.Fi; Michelle's house; J.U.B.: holein-one; HOOP: Oct. lstl 1933: golfing with K.J, M.Sl LG; I don't rememberl : hats and funky pants: CONVERSE ALLASTARS: ltLife i5 77 : CAKE 8 CANDY: 7635; Hey. Bubba!: the Police: Jaaaackil New Years Eve; WA. E.Y.N. GREG KING Standing on a mountain high stating out at the great divide: I could go East. I could 90 West. its all up to me to de- tide. Dinger; soccer State Champs; FUBAR +; crusint with D.T.: Good Times; there's a squirrel: trout fishing; A.B.F.: Welcome to . . . fridum; A-Team; Taps; I don't remember! ; Heartbreak brothr ers; E'brake: The Pit: The.- big 4-2; Try it and make my day! ; Ski bumvPico; Prom of 79 - FunH; flip the 810; London fog, rroczor tree Library Proctor, Vermont 05765 1 i t A REBECCA ANN KUGLER It's not the mountains and valleys In life I dread. so much as the clips. Becky. small is beautiful; Kug; I can't get the car? Germany: Reb; that smile: proms; Wanna go shopping?!; Ku Ku Ku; Die autobahn; apple picking wfles; Sue; tis pepto bismol; just precious, Barry Kuschleri! TODD F. LERTOLA Lite is like :1 Biology exam. Just when you think you have it all Figured out. you realize that you read the question wrong. Crash the Celica; Pink Floyd; Hendrix; The Doors.- ltMurphy : GT5: Led Zep; So? Indyr 600: That's what guardrails are for; Michael who?; slratocaster; pyx 106; you're a knob: G'day: Hose-O name. 31 32 LISA ANNE LESTER Living is a constant process of deciding what we me going to do and how We are going to do it. Lisa, were going to be talet'; Quick changes: AHHH: Roxanne; Lake Dun- more 6113f83; working woman: 305- ton '83; The Police: sunrwolshipper: the count down: Mankeywards: pearls: Are you alright . . . are you surcP ; Thanks. Mom and Dad; The Jacuaai. TODD R. MELEH If a man does not keep pace with his companions. perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step 10 the music which he hears. haw- ever measured or far away. WILLIAM L080 Don't take life too seriously. for it sure doesntt take you seriously. The Jacket: Patty: BLII, we have this friend we want you to meet; Black leather; The tack dock; Working at the pond; your awfal snappy today: let's jump out of this tree: camp out at the pond; Beware of Damion; don't eat that mushroom; High times at Florence: let's go skinny dipping; Bonanza. TRACI McGEE A smile is a whisper of a laugh. Mano: 4th of July: Hoest; Smiley; FLL Guys: stuck at S.H.: feeling no pain; donht ask; J.W.: ?IQ: California; OP; Rutland; me and my RC; We're in trou- ble: It could be exciting: MickytD's: 4 min. cruise; STC; Summer 33; QL; Spaffords; Ludlow: Goshen; roadtrip: Moe: hockey games. pond; then depres- sion sets in: Mich; Lasagnal; Pizza Hut; Lisa's house: Wendy's. CHERYL ANNE MENDENHALL In every living thing. . . is the spirit to be free. NYE. vacations; California summer; close calls; Agatha and the Beast: Ger- man 4 class; codes: Ginny B.-Best Friends Always; parties with the gang; P.H.l.: P.L.: the terrace; skiing at Pico; 3'5 5 J's: old friends. STEPHEN EDWARD MORAN You cannot learn to skate without be ing ridiculous . . . the ice of iife is slip- pery. Soccer Champs 1983. Leading Scorer: Nice Shot. Stevel ; Snort. Grunt. Oman ; Hockey R.A.H.A.Otters-1,2. 3. 4: League Champs 8182, 8283: 15 : Team America Sportsmanship Award: PUFK OFF ; 'iltalian Connec- tion ; 'Are we having fun. yeti ; Amy M.:2j19f83: I've always wanted to do this? The Who. Pink Floyd. Doors: PYX 106. 71 i -. . I JOHN DAVID MIGLORIE Better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. 2005K; Soccer State Champs: Pull it up! ; defense; baseball: AK. Phanl toms: TR's party: New Year's Eve: skiv ing; surprise 13th 30 party: gelling toasted ; Lean: crusin'; kickin' butt in the 2!; flippin' the dirt bike; Yamaha: basketball hoop encounter; offvroad adventures ; led lights: snowy walks; the cliff adventure; Pine Bros! h. k GINA m1. HAVARRETE Happiness is possible with pain and suffering. but pleasure alone can never bring happinesg. Hair: my brush: Miss Priss: Li'l feet : Ozzy concert: Jim. forever; double dates with Jen: seventh grade fan club: that laugh: Ginattai: skirbunny: Some- one stole my skiislh: 1 1-23-83. 6 day to remember!: 1'1 am not stuckvupi ; Mickey D's ilirt; $1 Tease: Little white lies : point of no return; Oh so Iadylike: JR I love you? q DAVID MOORE He who falls in love with. himseli will have no rivals. Basketball; Baseball: SEWER: HQ: 210 ; What a Guy; Pyn 106: twovtone; Don1ttouch my car. RarMan; My car is so dirty; Oh. Debi. Hi! Friend; sssss; Jugular. JUDITH CORINHE NELSON I walked baside the evening sea and dreamed a dream that could not be; The waves that plunged along the shore said only. Dreamer, dream no more! Kevin. 6-1383. friends forever; R.H.S. stairs; down under; No one's coming, goahead ; good mood . . A smile!: Hik, which way to Goshen?! : quick trips to HR 5 Pitts: secret BF. . . . LC: B Buddies; summer concerts: Hey. Aim. are your bloomers onT: Jeffords: pumpkin stealing: East Overshoel; Sui san Drive; EH. Champs '80'83: Soft- ball 34. 33 34 BARBARA JEAN PENTKOWSKI Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you! Barb, 3H: F.H. E: Cheerleading tcap- taint Kick' um butt : Dean: pit-talks; cruises with DC. 8 K.R.: 2 dimes: Sum mer of 132: parties, hShaun, Pooner. Tode', Mattress Myster: 9j29f83. Pumpkin co-pilol: Jrh Prom with JR; Sugar Hollow; The Joy of Move- ment : Rocky Ill; Swimming?? thh A.L.. SK. TB... 8 G.L.: My best hiend. h . tD.M.M.l THOMAS FRANCIS RACETTE A man is not finished when he isdefeat- ed; he LS finished when he quits. Franny: Just The Way You Are: pram 83; the jug of cider: Can you drive?: Come on you guys!; E.F1 Hutton: On the line: ML Pies; AT 8 T to Chitten- den; Dr. Tomassy: Run. ifs Scnnyh paranoia. horn who?: Old Orchard Beach: 1 don't wanna hear HI; off the road; Tommy wrches; Florida: K.Sx you mean a lot lo me; lngrid's parties: soccer. State Champs 'BI, '82 and '83: MVL Champs '81: hand: Rick Hxll . I . you know: Where are the glasses?: J.M. .. . Thanks: I'll miss you next year JNL. and MR. EDWARD E. POLJACIK We always love those- who admire usl but we do not always love those whom we admire, Baseball AIl-MVL '82. '83: Soccer h'Stata Champs ED, '81, 82. '33; Pol- cal: Chuck: 6W: How we do today? : h'WhalsdoinTE CH; Pepsi; Rick's party; Mike's party: Summer of 33: hMy Little Sube : Do something simple out there ; Fancy Ed ; 'Twin State Base ballx': HHap : Chittenden Holiday ; daydreamer: What she say? . NANCY LYNN REED Take aii lhe time you spend wishing for tomorrow. and spend it making today come true. Ronnieh 3f4f82; Laundry GENE F. PORO Remember yestereayh for 'It is memo- Iiesz contemplate tomorrow, for il is the fulute. Chevy Blazer numhe: 1 ; Class of 1'34 army truck with armed men: Bas- ketball games; riding around; Aulo me- chanic's class: Hendeehs Garage; fFord trucks ale goodl DENISE RENEE RIDER A real friend is someone who walks in when the rest of lhe world walks out. G.R1;Hey,brown eyeslz Annie: Summer of 32; Mom, Fm leaving ; D.C.; Heyh Denise, wanna ptay foosball?: K.C.: Q.L.; Mickey D's: Hey. Shari : bruis- er; Hey. welch, I want that sweater? KIMBERLY GAVE SAHBORN When you have a dream don't let any- thing dim it. keep trying keep hoping, the sky is the limit.r Sam: 412; CVGAL Champs; P.G.W. July I, 83'; trips to Shrewsbuty; T.W.'s party with Shauna; me and Aim Thurs. night; WTFUL' Mill River lawn with the 4x4: Nance. we're 'In the middle of Wal- lingfordl: my buddy Mick; Hey, bubba! ; leadership qualities?!; Pico Ski bum: Cabbage nine '80; my summer partyl: FF: Soft E: Dry: Michael Jack- son!!; 2 min. LANE MICHAEL SIMON To face the challenges of life is to be successful. Lima Bean; Mama; The Pico Boys; J.U.B.; Hey Waste' ; T. call Nan : leader; Welcome to Frydum; F-IO; snip pokea': Simon. n01 Simonds; Hoop. Swimwea: ';84 fuzzball: 41 points: lunch at T's; Base line Bombs: the B.K. Lounge; So much Ior the fender! : '1 need severall MICHAEL ANGELO SANTORO If all the year were playing holidays; to spot! would be as tedious. as. to work. CHICO; KB: thanks for the great times!; SOCCER STATE CHAMPS '80; 'Ell. '33: FA; 6 F.I.; oil fisherman; l? in a!ow; ldon'lwan1m hear ill : golfing with C.K.; LC... K;J.; pita o' a plane; ankles; TEAM AMERICA; Chi Chi: Ralphy and Bernie; toast; juice: that's good; RAGU: Chlco-Rated: JOE HIKE; Atari fund: Are you senous? ; Bubba. rice; Porsche. MELINDA JUDITH SARGEHT The fragrance always stays in the hand that gWES the rose. Greg; May 13; 1983; MHB: Nov. 20. l983-VTC: X-mas trees: Mr. C's; Pala' dox: Lake Dunmote; Wanna go apple- picking? ; Mlnalure golf: the crow: hThe Shed : Tfer'H: Florida; T.T.I;'. GD. concert; LI.V.M weekends: All We Right Moves : REC! concert; You wish you lhmk you kncwh Tootsie Rolls. 35 NAHCY SUE SMIEL You only see the obstacles when you take your eyes off your goals. Nance; Tammerak, my buddy Mick: crow: DK.. I won't come out : 25C: Kr mas trees: TlMxN: Kim. we're in the middle of Wallingfordl ; Mr. C's: BW' Club; paradox; Can you drive? ; mat- tress mystery; kick um butt : FH, BB. SB; CO. Party; FF; NICE; no sweat! ;1he shed. . . MS thanks; fakes: pumpkin stealing; I LLIL; Leadership qualities?; Quick. hide; 0.8. Cookie time; Wanna breakAup?!?; Gotta learn to live wfit. KEVIN TANNER Life is very valuabte: don't waste a sec- and. Friday Nights: Buds: Michelob Lighl; Marines: Baseball; Party. SCOTT EDWARD TANNER I have climed the hill. but the mountain is siill before me. First Vermont Bank; Burger King: School store.- Voc; Distributive Educa- tion; Whatl; Summer 0! a3 . MICHAEL PAUL TARANOVICH Life is like an ice cteam cone-jusl when you think youWe got it licked. it drips all over you. T. : Mnkin' Friends; Barney Rubble; Nice Jacket; Hnrley-Hog; PHI SLAMMA JAMMA: Hey. Lummas: Phoenix; J.V.B. Brother: Sir Slum; I love Nestle and Nicely; Parade Crasher: Nan; Swimwear '84; Low Life: Plug me In: Dr. Devastation: Mike Taranovich School of Driving. . 1-. .- SANDRA LEE THIBAULT Lat us be what we are, speak what we think and in all things, keep ourselves loyal to truth and friendships. Sand: The Pond; Camping; late night swims: Good times 31M 6 3'5: Cruisin: Buds; Remember me?: BJhs B-Day: K.H. Vannws house; Mt. Holly Men; Cousin's: The Pub; Tickle Pink: The Buzzler; Too shy guy: Mickey Dhs: Mountain Madness: Body guard; lighr fingered. NICOLETTE MARY VALENTE Good friends must not always be to- gether: it's a feeling of oneness when distant. that proves a lasting friend- Shtp. Hikky; STEVEN MINARD: leadership qualities?1:my only friend. K.J.; p.p.'s: HMISS Johnson.l1hink I hear my math- er calling me : freld hockey: K.J.. Ihm quitting'w; Quarters with Mini-Ha-Ha: Sue. that's sickf : Wad ; Did you make your cheat 5heet? : Bomoseen wxPat. Hobi and Kris: The Rock WXMVR; Count. BethH; CVGAL Champs. ; J I Douc. w. TODD How often we are listening to yesler- day. when today stands ready to speak. RAHAHNI: Cruiser ; Mary. watch out for that Good : pugsley'h; Weasel: The DDOIS: Cambodia: lock the door. PAUL L. WYMAH Good friends can pull you through any ordeal, LA. Raiders; Sciencehfiction fan: Got my dime ; Pop and soul music; Fishing and football; Renegade Jeegs RoHin On; Scary: lhrilling, gory movies 8 books: Love those hot summer nights. DARREN MICHAEL TRlLLER Now before we end. and then begin, we'll drink a toast to how it's been. Phil; soccer: 4'siatE champs; hocp; close-up; Boys Stale: FwU.B.A.R.; Dinger? Dain'!; heart break brother; crods bar kid; London; trigger; The Dice Boy's; Whth nexl? : UV.M.; Leah?; Got any money for 935? : I don't want to hear it! 40 CLA SS WILL OF 1984 BEING of SOUND MIND and BODY . . . I David Yogi Baccei, will my shoe size to the entire Jr. class. Kim Bender. will my Dear Abby position to Amy LaFrance. and my Yearbook editorship to Shari Hughes. Kristi Benoit, leave my field hockey scoring ability to Tammy Poljacik, and my free homeroom periods to Julie Cowans. David Caceres, leave my good grades to anyone who wants them. Shauna Chamberlain, leave one pair of beaudacious ta-la's to Julie Saceric, and everything that has to do with rainbows and cheerleading tn Shari Hughes. Lesley Clough, leave my ability to drink slower. and my senior privileges for the whole year to Amy LaFrance. Chris Covell. will my Levi's to Melissa Derry. Sue Curtis. leaveimy great tennis ability to Shari Hughes, and my Pica shirt to Mr. Sheehan. Kevin Elliott, leave my skill to sleep in Mr. A's math class to anyone who needs sleep. Scott Fletcher, leave my cooI-headedness on the athletic field to Dave Rogers. Ben Gilliam, will my cranberry juice to next year's Senior Class. Ingrid Grace. will my be crayen wardrobe to Michele Rogers. Carol .J. Grayy leave my love of France to Mrs. May. Rick Hill. will my ability to get away with just about everything in Mr. Brown's classes to next year's AP. Biology Class. Chris Howland. leave my left footed abilities to Mark Swahn. Chris Hughes, will my deluxe basketball court to I the basketball players of the class of 1986. Mike Jaquith. leave Proctor High School happily. Kris Johnson. leave my ability to watch a mevie to Michele Rogers and my good relationships with coaches to Kris Trillerishe'll need it. Tad Kemnitzer, leave my X-ll to the Driver Ed Class. Chris King. will my seven-iron and my ability to get a hole-in-one to Shack and Paul Lasky: and my confidence and posnive thinking to Kris Triller. n- i g. Greg King. leave my fire starting responsibility at all outdoor events to Chris Barton, and my reckless personality to Wesley Franklin. Becky Kugler. leave Sue Tracy a bottle of Pepto Bismol and a box of Softique tissue for her nextltrip to Germany. Todd Lertola, will my studying habits to Todd Allard. Traci McGee, leave my ability to get in and out of trouble to Beth Warren. Todd Melen. leave my ability for goodness. kindness and politeness to anyone who can use it. Cheryl Mendenhall. will my Timberlands to Missy Derry. Jahn Miglorie. leave my driving skill to the Driver Ed. Department. David Moore, will my hot car to my Big Brother Curl. Gina Havarrete. leave my 3V: shoe size to Beth Warren. Judy Nelson, leave Michele Rogers my personalized fan and the bottom bunk at Springfield. Barb Pentkowski, leave my ability to keep an uncontrollable Datsun on the road and my pom-poms to Debbie L'Herault. Ed Poljacik, leave my pitching arm, what's left of it, to Jim Reissig. Gene Poro, will my parking spot to Mike McKinnell. Torn Racette. leave my ability to keep a house thermostat below 70 F to Chris Barton. and my ability to replace ceiling tiles and find missing wine glasses to Amy LaFrance and Michele Rogers. Denise Rider, leave my ability to find the real thing to Julie Saceric. Kim Sanbom. will Kris Triller the ability to throw soda in peoples' faces and a telephone answering machine to Shane Sanborn. Mike Santoro, leave nothing to anybody ll need everything for Collegel. Mindy Sargent, leave my well-traveled suitcase to Beth Warren. Lane Simon. will my fine art of school skipping to Dave Blow. Nancy Smiel. leave my salt and pepper shakers to Beth Warren and my bench position to Julie Anderson. Scott Tanner. leave the school store to anyone who wants it. Mike Taranovich, leave my ability of slam dunking and shot blocking to Dave Rogers. Sandi Thibault, leave my mountain madness to Patty Anderson. Darren Triller. leave my little black book to Dave Reige Rogers. Nikki Valente, leave my driving skills to Michele Rogers. my fingernails to Julie Cowans, and my ability to count to Beth Warren. 41 43 r 4': x44 trial r ; -. .1 , 09: otQAq 3x .: Pr unoo mu Liar: a r mytfvhm'l'x'i- ,. J.- n r z u iffy p . 6.1.. r1lvlr: Ir. FINE ARTS: Marilyn Colman, Mike Brown, Bruce Hansen. Lucin- da Clark. DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE: James ACTIVITIES CO-ORDINATORISO' SCHOOL NURSE: Pat L050. Wolynec. CIAL STUDIES: Bruce Gee. 45 MULTl-HANDICAPPED CLASSROOM STAFF: standing: AIDES: Cindy Fink, Amy Gosselln; sitting: AIDE: Patricia Al- drich: TEACHER: Lisa Papavitch . PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Lynn Johnson, Paul Wat ger CUSTODIAHS: George Davis, Kevin Rantanen LIBRARIAH: Madeline Sherman COOKS: Isabelle Loso, Ellen Austin: Ihissing. Lee Baccei, Roma Saceric ENGLISHfGERMAH: Maureen Burke. ENGLISH: Marilyn Colman, ENGLISH IFREHCH: Catherine May. ENGLISH: Thomas Sheehan. Virginia Cameron. BUSINESS EDUCATION: Karen Sul- Nancy Goodale livan SCIENCES: Sam Ezzo, Arlen Bloodworth, Mortimer MATH: Bob Abrahamson. PHYSICSfMATHfDRIVER Brown EDUCATION: Roy Pilcher SOCIAL STUDIES: Lee Orvis. Peter Osterhoudt MATHJSCIEHCEXHEALTH: Lynn Blair. Phil Briere 47 fullutnlu. mruua... 49 Kneeling. J. Nelson. T. Poljacik, S. Cunis, Kr Sanbom. K Benoi1,K. Johnson. B. Penlkowski. l. - . . ' Grace. A. LaFrance. K. Catterlon, K. Chamberhain', Standing. H. Titden. H. Smiel. C. Gray. M. ' Rogers. J. Anderson, A. Pentkowski. K. Trilier. N. Valeme. Coach Johnson: Missing. K.Fau1kner 3 ' Standing. D. Baccei, D. Rogers, J. May, C. Moran: J. Miglorie. T. Racetla C. Howland. J Miglorie. J. Chamberlain. C. Barton, 5. Moran, M. Swahn, C. Hughea D. Gilliam. S. Sanborn, Coach Austin; Kneeling. G. King, B. Gilliam. E. Poljacik; Missing. D. Trillet. C. Chapin. M1 Santoro, S. Fietcher tum trull tlllulj This yearts Vermont State Championship Soccer Team was captained by three seniors: :21 King. B. Gilliam and E. Poljacikt Coached by Kixie Austin. the boys had a final record of 8611. The team beat Enosburg and Hazen in the semi and state finals 2-1. De Triller was picked for the MVL All Opponent Team. This year marked Austints last year of coaching for PBS after seven consecmive yams, The team wilt also be losing eleven seniors. but one can bet that the team will return to the Vermont State Finals. Congratulations, guys. . . . . , , t , , you did it againflltl This year's powerful field hockey team had ten teturning seniors who led them toan unde- feated regular season. Once again the team was CVGAL Champions. and Lynn Johnson was chosen for Coach of the Year. The girls went on to beat Windsor and BFA in the quar- ter and semi finals. Upon meeting Stowe in the state finals, they were defeated. Four seniors were chosen for the CVGAL All Opponent Team: J. Nelson. H7 Valente. K. Benoit and K. Johnson. Benoit and Johnson were also select- ed for the Vermont Twin State Team. Con- gratulations, girls ............. you deserve the beam!!! J.V. FIELD HOCK EV The J.V. Field Hockey team enjoyed a successful season. finishing it with an undefeated record of 12-0-3. They were a very close team led by Karen Jalbert and Dawn Clark. The team had no trouble beating opponents under coach Lisa LaFrance and attributed that to the fact that many of the girls attended a hockey camp in Springfield during the sumA mer. They skillfully beat such rivals as Rutland, Otter Valley, and West Rutland. fought hard to tie Burr and Burton Fair Haven. and Mill River. Overall. team members worked hard to improve themselves for future varsity teams and had a lot of fun doing it! Front. L to Rt At Barton. C. Barker. K. Jalbe-rl D Clark. 3. Hughes. Simonds. T. Cook. Back L to R: . Cowani M, Grace. Dt L'Herault. L Lewis, M. Rowe. D. Zuckemtckt B, Warren. J.V. SOCCER TEAM This yeal's J.V. soccer team was coached by Clemente Bernabe- It was made up of Iwelve players many of whom also played on the varsity squad. They played a total of seven games. preducing a record of four wins and three tosses. Their victories were all hard-fought. but they did manage to beat two big rivals k1 Rutland and Otter Valley. The squad plowed that they were tough and never gave up In one home game against Otter Valley the Phantoms demol- is'hed the Otters with a 7-3 Victory During this game Dave Rogers scored an astonishing five goals as the Phantoms were backed by the Super defense of Jerry Miglarie and Jon May. Curt Moore, Jay Chamberlain. and Jay Melen proved to be very solid at mid-field. while Shane Sanborn and Shane Fanell filled the wing positions. Caplained by Dave Roger; ng Chamberlain. and Jay Melen. the J.V. squad showed a lot of talent and should be just as successful in upcoming years. , front L to R:J.May.J.MlglorlaJ.t'.'hdl'nberla1m C. Magm- 5A Saan-rn. Back, L to R Ccaach German Elf-rraabe. C. Knipea, A. Chapin, 'l' Allard. R CDwana S. FaIrEil. intrnduringtllt IUD Hf tnBtIJllIIl w VARSITY BASKETBALL The IQBII varsity basketball team was led by senior co-captalns. Lem: Simon and Darren Triller. Simon placed third in the M.V.L. scoring leaders. The team finished fifth in the league with an over- all 1010 record. The Phantoms qualir fied for postseason play and defealed Blue Mountain 62-59 in the quarter-fin- alsh They then met a laugh Enoshurg club in the semifinals and were defeat ed 66-55. The Phantoms have four playl ers returning to the team next year. and they look to lead the Phantoms to yet another successful season. Congratula- tions. guys!!!!f!!! Standing. D. BaCCEI, C. Howland, S. Fletcher. R. Shackellordh C. King, M. Swahn. M. Taranovich. M. Horvath. M. Santoro, D. Moore. Coach in Wolynec: sitting. C. Barton.D. Blow,D.Tr1llet.L.Sirnon.E. Poljacik. C. Hughes VARSITY BASKET- BALL The I984 varsity girls' bdskel- ball team accomplished things that no girls team has ever done at Proctor. Their overall re- cord was 2172. They tied the league umh Mill River and Bur: and Bunch. The girls then went on m w'rn the states a task than was yet 10 be earned. Coach Wade Mitchell carried the Pharr toms through lhe toughest games. with lheir oniy two losses coming from C.V.G.A,L, rivals, Mill River and Burr and Burton. Through the tourna- ments they beat Green Moun- tain in the quarterfinals. Thel- fard in the semL-finals. and Enos- burg m the finals. Three players were named to the All C,V G.A.L Team: Kris Johnson. Kim SanborrL and Nancy T1!- dcn. Congratulations. giilsl'll! Standing. J. Cowans. J. Anderson. K Triller. A Pentkowsk'r; sitlin ,T. Barker. N. Smiel. K. Sanborn, K. Johnson K. Chamberlain ' 22 line not VARSITY CHEERLEADIHG t This years varsity cheerleading squad was A , N again coached by Cyndie Clark. The girls ' worked hard with Mrs. Clark to revise old cheers and to create new ones. They also choreographed and performed an excellent routine to the song 'TSituation. This year the squad took second place in the regional competition at Castleton State. The girls advanced to the finals and came in fourth, performing very well. The captains this year were seniors Barb Pentkowski and Shauna Chamberlain. Standing below. 5. Simonds. A. LaFrance. T. McAllister. M. Rogers. 5. Hughes; kneeling. B. Pentkowski. S. Chamberlain J.V. CHEERLEADING The J.V. cheerleaders gave a great perfor- mance with only five people on the squad. The girls were coached by Cyndie Clark. and their captain was Susan Steele. They put forth a lot of team spirit and showed a lot of talent throughout the season, Most of the girls will be on the varsity squad next year, and they will undoubtedly show the fine skill that was demonstrated this year. J.V. BOYST BASK ETBALL This year's J.V. squad had an excellent season. Led by a starting team of sophcr mores: Dave Rogers, Dan Gilliam, Curt Moore. Jerry Miglorie. and Jason Chamber- lain. they finished at 11-9. They were coached by Mike Keith. The starters were helped by an excellent bench featuring: high scorer Shane Sanborn, Todd Allard, Rob Shackelford. Mark Swahn, and Chris Rodgers. The Phantoms lost close games against O.V. and Poultney. but came from behind to beat Burr and Burton and arch- rival Arlington 64-52 in overtime They fine ished fourth in the West Rutland Tourna- ment, but most of the team will improve the move up to varsity next year. Coach Ke'th says! They w' be the team to Standing.R.Shackelford.D.Rodgers.G.Chapin.JeMiglorie,T,Aliard.G.Balch.T.Landon's beat Sanborn. M. Swahn; sitting, C. OakmanT C. Mullan. D Gilliam, D. Rogers. C. Moore. .3. Chamber lain I CAPTAINS DAN GILLIAM AND DAVE ROGERS g mP'ue got the J.V. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The J.V. girlst basketball team ended their successful season with a 16-5 record. Led by captains Beth Warren and Kim Fletch- er, they also captured their place in the tournament held at the end of the season. They were led offensively by Chris Barker and won many close games, often coming from behind late in the game. One high- light of the year had to have been the 71-6 thrashing of Poultneye It was a tough year for the girls. though, as they fest many players to injuries throughout the entire season. They definitely put together a strong season with Coach Shortsleevets help, and many of the team members will glandlng, Coach Shortsleeve, K. Cattertom K. Faulkner. M. Rodgers. M. Grace: Kneeling V. be seeing varsity action next year. Bishop. Kt Fletcher. B. Warren. D. Rafter, A. Barton . CAPTAIN KIM FLETCHER PUP got the might Standing: 1?. HilL M. Swahn. C. Barton. J Reissig. D. Cacerans D. Moore.S.FIelcheLJ.Migiorl9.GrKingK.Tanne1,R. Barker. Coach Carter: Kneeling. C. Hughes. E. Porjacik. S. Moran VARSITY BASEBALL This year the varsity team was coached by Glenn Carter. The cap- tains were Steve Moran, Chris Hughes. and Ed Pol- jacik. The team ended their season with a 7-8 re- cord. Theyr lost in the quarterfinals, after 15 in- nings of hard play, to Green Mountain. Tthe team looks forward to a successful season next year. VARSITY SOFTBALL This year's team was coached by Lynn Johnv son. They were state run- ner's up for the second year in a row. The team is losing five seniors next year. They include cap- tains Kris Johnson. Kristi Benoit, and Kim Sanborn. The two other seniors are Nancy Smiel and Judy Nelson. The girls ended their season with a 13-6 record. The team beat ev- ery other team in the league except Burr and Burton. Congratulationsll Standing: K. Sanborn. A Pentkowskie N, Smiele H. Triden. K. Triller. J. Anderson K. Fietcher. K. Chamberlain C. Barker. Coach Johnson: Kneeling. S Hughes. 57 Rider. J7 Heison, K, Benoit, K Johnson Tr Barkerr V. Bishop, K. Catterton we're going, to the tn ...? I f h h h This year's j,v. team had a rough ! season ending with a final record of 0-7, They improved a lot during the year, and the team overcame the loss d of starter John Ray The team was I coached by Jim McKean and cap- tained by Jason Chamberlain. The ' majority of the boys playing consist ll ed of sophomores. : .th. BASEBALL l Standing D. Rogers. D. Gilliam. J. Chamberlam, C. Moor: D, Eacrm; Kneeling. ,J. Ray. G. Chapm. J Flory aW:W'nmmwanLIR DIVISION III BASKETBALL CHAMPSIPidmmm'MM rune tun't m2 stump! J.V. SOFTBALL '1 b. 3. This year's junior varsity team was coached by Pam Callahan. The team finished their season with a record 0f three wins and five losses. The cap- tains for the team were Kim Fletcher and Kim Catterton. At the beginning 0f the season Pam Callahan prom- ised her team that if they ever had less than five errors in any particular game she would treat them with food from McDonalds. The girls got that food after playing Otter Valley. They had only five errors that game. Con- . . u grawlat'ons' g'rls . Standing. K, Baccei. M, Rodgers. 3. Rider. Tt Cook, ct Barker. 5. Reissigt B. Todd, L. Lewis. D. McLaughlin: Kneeling. K. Catterton, K. Fletcher 111ml 0111:2135 This year's coach was Brian Colla- more. The team's goalie coach was Don Adams, and Jim Murphy also helped coach the team. The team ended their season with a 9-113 Ire- cord. The Proctor players were Doug Todd, Steve Moran, and Ro' Cowans. Losing to the undefeated first-place team. Brattleboro, the Qt- ters ended their season in the seniii finalsi Doug Todd received the mat improved player award, and Ste. Moran received the best sportsman- ship award. H- .4 l. $h' m . m- e- h e -. -.....-. The Cross Country Team was coached once again by Paul Tracy. Valerie Bishop did a great deal of work as the team's manager. Due to a leg injury in the beginning of the season, John Barres could no longer compete. Tracy and Missy McAllis- ter did extremely well. Howe'Ver. Missy, due to her age, could not count in the accumulation of p ints at away meets. She did recei eja great many ribbons. The team ueuai- ly had two meets a week leading them to the M.V.L. Meet. Mary Man- ning came in 18th. Tracy came in 20th. Missy did compete in the Ju- nior High Meet and placed third; The team did not compete in state.finais this year. Standing. Coach Tracy. T. McAllister. M. McAllisteri 5. Tracy. M. Manning; Kneeling. C. Panaledis. J Manning, E. Tormasko VARSITY AND J.V. GOLF The golf teams were coached by Jim Wolynec once again. In addition to the varsity team, a j.v. team was also formed. The j.vl team had an excellent year, losing only three matches. and the varsity team placed fourth in the state finals. Golf is becoming more and more popular at Proctor High School. The team will be losing four seniors next year. They are Mike Taranovich. Mike San- toro, Lane Simon. and Chris King. However. since the j.v. team had a good season this year, they will have no trouble filling these positions. Standing. Coach Wolynec. K. Faulkner. J. May. S. Sanborn, P. Lasky. C. King ford. Ml Taranouich. Mr Santoro L. Simon. R Shackel farewell tn n at 52am one 5112ch near ' '484' 3.5 Proctor Free Library Proctor, Vermont 05765 MAJORETTES Each year the number of girls trying cut for the majorettes gets larger with stiff competition. The majotetles did an impressive job in each parade lead by captain Michelle Rogers. This years routines were performed to Eye: of the Tiger and Beat It Both squads and Matching Band earned a carlificaie at the Halloween Parade. Bath Warren was selected for i984's Drum Major- ette. Majorettes R to L: M. Rogers. K. Trilier, K Sanborn. A LdFrance. 3. Chamber- iain. L. Baccei. 57 Simonds, E. Lansing. FLAG UNIT Flag Unit fealured bland new members Except for one. This'yearis new cap- tains were Kim Faulkner and Kim Fletcher. The newness of the group was belied by their excepticnai rou- tinesi They performed weii in all their paradesr The banner carriers f0! lhe Marching Band were Judy Heison and Becky Kugler. Flat Unit L to R: J. Cowansi K 'Faulk- ner. L. Lewis. D. Zuckernick. K. Fletch- er. Missing: 5. Jones. SENIOR CHORUS Members of the talented senior chums tried out for All State with Senior Darren Triller being chosen. The chorus put on many excel- lent concerts throughout the year. Senior Chorus L to R: S. Harmon, 51 Chamber Iain, L. Fenton. C. FarrelL A. Fletcher. .J. Cowans. S. Ward. J. SOCiI'ISkL, K. Baccei. Missl ing: D. Triller. SENIOR BAND This year's band has many members. and it is rich in lalentr Seniot band performed many excellent concerts lncluding a Christmas and a Spring Concert. The Memorial Day and All State Parades were a showcase lor this talent- ed group. This year also saw the debut of the exciting new Pep Band! Seniol Band L to R: A. Fletcher, J. Socjnski, J. anan:.. D. Zuckernick. V. Bishop. K HolmA quisl. C. Gray T. Rucette, W. Smith. T. Allard, JV mglorie. J Miglorie. D. Perry. K. Benoit. T. Klenmilzer D. Griffin. J May. S. Harmon. K. Baceen, 69 AN. STAFF The hard-working A.V. staff was a great help in keeping the library in working order. They transported AV. equipment and assisted teach ers in operating machines. Ail this was done during school or on their own time. The staff earns Silver P points for their efforts in the library. L In R: T. Bell. J. Navarrete. T. Blow, D. Cav Ceres. LIBRARY AIDES These energetic students aid Mrs. Sherman- with various chores around the library. They check out books. replace magazines an the shelves, shelf read, and catalog the materials 1 found in the library. Without them..the library ' would not be so efficient. The aides earn Sil- ver P points for their work. I. to R: L Lewis. S. Hughes. At Fletcher, Missing: L. 5 Watkins. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee ar- ranges assemblies for the stu- dent body. This year these in cluded a Christmas playfcon- cert. a demonstration of a hot air balloon. and the New Eng- land Brass Quintet. L to R.: J. 9emak. D. Perry. D. Triller. D. Gilliam ROCK BAND Front row. L to R: K. Sanborn. J. . Socinski. M. Brown. S Reissig. A. Fletcher: Back row. L to R: S. Harmon, .J'k Miglorie. T. Allard. D. Gilliam. D. Griffin DRAMA CLUB The year for the Drama Club, with Lisa Fenton as President and Becky Fen- ton as Director, was filled with interesting activities. Along with band and cho- rus. the club presented an adaptation of the play A Christmas Carol'i The Club also participated in a three-school spring musicaL Front L to R B. Warren. L. Fenr Inn. L7 Valente. Sh Tracy, L. Blow L. Socinski. C. Bfow. K. Kellewayh Back H. Tildenh Th McAlusler. N Tracy. H7 Cham- heriandh S. Cocci. D, Tilden. TL Landon. D. Currier. SPORTS BANQUET Once again. the Sports Boosters held a very suCA cessful spring All-Awards Banquet. All school ath- letes. music students. seniors. and their parents were invited to attend the spaghetti supperV There also was an awards banquet held in the fall for fall sports. This year. the yearbook dedication was pre- sented to Bruce Gee For his many years of support. The Gregory J. Socinski Memorial Award was giv- en to Jerry Havarrete. Also presented that evening were the several sport, music and art certificates and patches. The girls' varsity basketball team pre- sented Mr. Tracy with the state championship tro- phy and pIaque. The dinner was enjoyed by every- one who attended. and some of Proctor's finest students were honored. BOYiSfGlRL'S STATE Each year. two boys and two girls are selected by the faculty. along with one alternate for each. For one week, the students create and govern their own towns. They gain first hand experience on our system of government. When the week has gone by. the students return with many new friends and a better knowledge of our country. L 1'0 R : M Rogers. R, Shackelfordt B. Warren, C Barton. A Pentkowski, Missing D, Blow WINTER CARNIVAL There may have been a lack of snow for this year's Winter Carnival. but there certainly wasn t any lack of enthusir asm. Since many of the traditional games couldn t be held, events such as an obstacle course. bonus marathon. and foul shooting were included The Talent Show was a huge success, with Mike Taranovich as emcee. Several air- bands competed along with a vocal and a piano solo. and two comedy acts. First place was awarded to Dan Gilliam and Mike Santoro for their drum duet. Sec and place went to Todd Allard's Cheese 8 Quackers . and third was taken by Sue Curtis. Nikki Valente, Les- ley Clough. and Kim Sanbom for their comedy act of Tootsie and Fannie. OveralL the Seniors captured first place, followed by the 81h grade. saphe- mores. juniors, 7th grade, and the fresh- T4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Proctor High School Redfield Chapter of the National Honor Soci ety inducted six new members in April: Seniors Shauna Chamberlain. Rick Hill and Lane Simon. and JuA niors Ann Pentkowski, Michelle Rog- ers and Beth Warren. They joined last year's induciees in the pledge to uphold the high purpose of the NHS. They promised to further the HHS ideals of scholarship, service, leadership and character. Guest Speaker was Dean of Academic Afv fairs at Castleton State College. Dr. Rose Marie Beston. PROCTORIAN The Proctorian staff worked E pe- riod Tuesdays and Wednesdays 0n the 1984 Proctorian. Kim Bend- er. Editor. was aided by Kristi Ben- oit, Co-Editor, Mindy Sargent. Business Manager. and Nancy Smiel. Treasurer. The staff got out early and blitzed the area selling yearbook ads. Rutland and Proc- tor were very generous with ads and paironage. All members worked hard to make this one of the best yearbooks ever. STUDENT COUNCIL The 1984 Student Council worked very hard to better the School and make money to help the school. They put on a successful Goods and Service Auction raising over a thou- sand dollars. The members sponsored a very exciting Hal- loween Dance with a band. With advisor Mrs. Burke the council chose the Character Achievement Award recipients. Finally new and old members went on a traditional picnic. P6 On April 14, 12 members of the PHS Art ClubI accompanied by chaperons, Mr. and Mrs. Col- man. boarded British Airway's flight to Lon- don. anticipating an incredibly exciting week, They were not disappointed. This crew includ- ed juniors Dave Blew and Michele Rogers, in addition to seniors Ben Gilliam. Carol Gray, Kim Bender. Mike Jaquith. Kris Johnson. Kim Sanborn, Nancy Smiel. Darren Triller. Mike Taranovich. and Nicki Valente. Despite some problems with hotel accommo dations, everyone agreed that London was an extraordinary city with something to offer ev- eryone. Windsor Castle was a high point of the week for many. With the Queen visiting on the same day. it was indeed a treat to tour this majestic fortress. Some students entertained themselves by trying to make the solemn guards break their code of silence. Aside from all the touring, shopping, and ex- ploring, the Londoners discovered that a ma- jor part of their trip was the friendships they'd made. Whether these friendships were through contact with students from other schools or whether it was through the Kate night talks among the Proctor friends, those special moments of closeness will not be for- gotten. ....- -HIH, ART CLUB L. to R. Row 1 . K. Chamberlain. D. L'Herault. 1. Grace, A. LaFrance, C. Gray. L. Lester. C. Covell, T. McGee, M. Colman Row 2 - R. Hill, B. Kugler. L. Clough. K. Sanborn, H. Smiel. K. Bender. S. Chamberlain, K. Johnson. H. Valent Row 3 - C. Howland, K. Jalbert, E, Bowen, 8. Sawtell. T. Poijacik. M. Svornic. E. Poljacik. B. Farrell, S. Moran, S. Farrell Row 4 - C. King, M. Santoro, G. King. M. Taranovich. D. Triller. D. Blow. D. Caceres. C. Farrell. CLOSE-GP Participating in the Close-Up experience this year were juniors Val Bishop. Ann Pent- kowski, Sue Tracy, and Beth Warren and sen- iors Sue Curtis and Carol Gray, These stu- dents were chaperoned and advised by Mr. Orvis who helped out tremendously in the fund raising department. The week began with the flight to Washing- ton. D.C. aboard People's Express. Upon reaching Washington. the students found a loaded schedule awaiting them. complete with what seemed like round-the-clock ler tures and discussions. Some of these lectures explained the processes of government. while others dealt with controversial subjects such as nuclear disarmament. LLS. involvement in Central America, the abortion issue, and the death penalty. To break up this week of con- centrated learning the Close-Up participants were given free time and were treated to the fantastic musical CATS 7? Held on May 5, and sponsored by the junior class, the prom was a great success. The gym was trans- formed into a festival of lavender and purple streamers. The center piece was a quaint bridge which contestants for queen and court crossed. The judges of this royal ceremony were the members of the band Ground Zero whose great music kept the dance floor crowded all evening. When the time to choose the Queen and her Court had come. the gym seemed to fill up with parents armed with flashbulbs all eagerly awaiting the decisions of the judges. These decisions for the court were as follows: Freshman Jenny Thomas with her escort Jason Chamberlain; sopho- more Kris Triller accompanied by Chris King; juniors Amy La- France. Debbie L'Herault. and Beth Warren with their respective dates, John Fiske. 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