Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1985 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Theme 2 Dedication 4 Faculty : Staff 5 Classes 9 Seniors 19 Activities 33 Sports 43 Advertising 57 PROCTORIAN I85 I can't believe it It seems so wierd wefre finally seniors After all these years! I never thought the day would come, When we'd be leaving everyone. It's time for changel for something new. To take a few steps towards the future we choose. Yet, we l1 never Forget and always remember The best of times that we had together. We'll be taking a step Crossing a line, Leaving our high school years behind. And though it may only seem A Shadow of the Past, It's a shadow of a dream. A dream that lasts. MICHAEL JAQUITH . . . ..'.,-.23-.r--- .3. .' . $0.0 Yet if you should forget me for awhile And afterwards remember, do not grieve; For if the darkness and corrupticn leave A vestige of the thoughts that once I had, Better by far you should forget and smile Than that you should remember and be sad. You were a very special person in many of our lives. You always seemed to make us laugh in that dry sense of humor. Mike. you will al- ways be remembered in our hearts. IFANCIUIUDV GUIDANCE COUNSELOR: James Wolynec PHYSICAL EDLICATION: Paul ACTIVITIES CO-ORDINATOR: PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Jan Wager Kirk Abrahamson Sabotka - MATH Bob Abrahamson MATHXPHYSICS Otto Allhoff BUSINESS: Pauline Vita, Charlotte Mills SOCIAL STUDIES: Michael Plum COOK: Isabelle L050 rd ENGLISH: Marilyn Colman, ENGLISHXGERMAN: Maureen Burke, ENGLISH: Tom Sheehan, ENGLISH: Virginia Cameron, ENGLISHXFRENCH: Catherine May FINE ARTS: Marilyn Colman, Bruce Hansen. Lucinda RESOURCE ROOM:;Carol Ballou-teachcr,Kim Mur- Clark, Michael Brown ray-aide CUSTODIAN: George Davis DRIVERS EDUCATION: SCIENCEXMATH: Lynne Blair DIASSIE$ Peggy Freebom 10 Mike Alexxander Jennifer Atwood Michelle Barker Tom Carrington Steven Chamberland Brian Clark Jennifer Clough Randy Courcelle Trevor Currier Aaron Curtis Tracy Davis Skip Minard Kelli Oakman Gale Odette Terence Fendleton Kevin Rider Niki Selleck Ronnie Sherwin Robbie Silva Michelle Vida Chris Ward Celeste Zuckemick wr mm; SEVENTH GRADE This year's Seventh Grade was Full of class spirit. They placed second in lhe Candy Sale, and earned money to go to Hulbert Outdoor Center in Fairlee, V'T next year The Class officers are: President-Chris Ward, Vice president- Aaron Curtis, Sm - retary-Gail Odettel Treasurer-Kelli Oakman. Terrie Ianni Jamie Lester John Anderson Kirk Anderson Andrew Barton Ann Bugess Pat Burke Cheri Carrara Therese Carvey Stephanie Cattenon Missy Center Btlsan Cocci Davina Currier Stacey Cushman Paul Dahlin Mide Devlin Leari Frandlin Timothy Griffin Cindy Hughes Todd Jones Dan Kearney Michele Kehoe Eighth Grade The 8th grade had a very successful year. They captured a strong first place in the Winter Carnival and had a terrific time at the Hobart Center. They really learned how to work as a class. Their great enthusi- asm will carry them through their future years at PHS. Mike Kohler Mike Kuflik Michelle Lancour Tammy Landon Gigi L050 Jackie Loso Keith Mullan Sheryl Oakman Jason Pentek Gary Pidgeon Deanna Plansker Richard Rider Shelley Rider Kara Roy Stefani Salvail Suzanne 5miel Wanda Smith Dawn Steele Jay Thomas Daniel Tilden Patty Alexander Melissa Barker Kari Blow Laurie Blow Todd Blow Lorin Carra ra Harry Chamberland I Jeff Champine Nikki Farnham Frances Franklin Christ's Hastings Trip Janzen Melissa Johnson Tim Kehoe Kathy Kelleway Karin Kohler Jamie Lancour Tricia McAllisier Jerry Navarrete 0 Adrip-;' J . 'l? FRESHMEN The Freshmen Class was full of spirit and worked well together this year. They put up a strong Fight against the Sophomore Clasg during the Winter Carnival. They per- formed as a class in the Talent Show Show. They sang 'IWo Go Together , From the movie GREASE. in the Spring the Fresh- men Class went to White Rocks, in Wal- lingford, VT. Their class picnic was held at Lake St Catherine. The. class officers were: president- Christa Hasings, vice president- Nathan Tracy, secretary-Jeny Naverate, and Tresurer -Karen Rogers; The Student Concil rapresentitives were Fran Franklin, Karen Rogers, and Christa Hasting. A11 in all the Freshmen had a succesful year. Ava Pehm Doug Perry . Jerome Racine V Tracy Rafter Missy Risteff Karen Rogers Jason Saceric Johathan Sargent jim Stattel Lori Swahn Nathan Tracy Ellen Valach Linda Watkins Brian Wood Missy Wood Celena Wyman Kim Zawistoski 13 Melody JMan Earl Kshot Kelly Kugle! Todd La nd on Beth Lester Lissa Lewis Kim Baccoi George Balch Chria' Barker Angie Barlun Kim Cattormn Cary Chapin Tina Clark Tracy Cook John Corliss Rah Cowans Tracy Cushman Lisa Del..lnccy David Dwyer CanI Eikey Krislen Eslerbmok Angola Fletcher Molly Grace Steve Harmon Kendra Holmquiat Karen Howland SDPI-IOMORE TF-x year's sophomore class was able go .-:ll0w through on many activities 111. -- had planned at the beginning of tl. 91.: They held serval successful d5;- Icg as well as selling mirrors as Fu:.-i raisera. They placed 3rd in the W;H;;1carnival in addition to holding a 1oFitable breakfast. This Class 51, .wd tremendous school spirit that WI Jefinitely carry over to their re- m. .-13ng years at HHS. Michtllv 1.050 Jmmw Manning Jon May Laura M11101 Corey M qun L'ng Mullan Chfih Uakman Mlysy O'Blyan Chip PdllledIh Damon Pclkcy Tom Reed Sumn Reissig Mclanw Rodgerh Michelle Rowe Roberta Salvail Shane San'hmn Wendell Smith Rhonda Spoono: Lama Thatchel Jen Thomas Melanie Vandernburgh Juhn Vida Scan H'ard Tom Mrarren Peter 'Nyman Data Zukctniuk Todd Allard Rubin AHt-n Julie Andcmm Lisa Baucj Katy Baker Jay Chdmhorfaln Ruas Chempinu Julie Cowana Kim Faulkner Kim Fletgher John Flory Dan Gilliam Dawd Griffin Steve Homurh Shari HugHes EUMQMS Julie Jasmin Stacey Lansmg Tracyf McAllistcr Shctyl McCullough Diana McLaughlin Jason Mclen Jerry Migloric Curt Moore Rodney Reed Dave Rugeta John Sargent Sue Skmonds Nancy Tilden Becky Todd Kris Tliile! Tom Valach john Wood Gidget Wyman The .- L155 of1956 was very enthusiastic and hard- workmg this year. They sponsored a volleyball loun-ament, a sock hep, sold Valentine's Day Carr'mtions and put on the Winter Carnival Lunu!1.They spent the majority of the year work, ing an the prom, which proved very successful. The Jags was very active in both the music and athlenc programs and did well academically. Clam wFFice-rs were: Presidem-Kim Fletcher, Vice PIESI-.:.13ntv5hari Hughes; Secretary-Jerry Migi Iorie and Treasurer-Dave Griffin. the Past 7:; Shadows of Chris B. Gloria M. Sue Tracy FF? 2 0 Susan S Ioanae 5. - Joe T. Heidi P. SHADOWS OF THE PAST Chris R. Jim R. Mike M. Karen J. Lisa V. Suzie Steele 21 22 STEVE ALEXANDER Chevyis an! the best. Party hardy with bud. I am glad to be done with high school. and out of the soft sall mines and into the hard salt mines For good. Long distance friends are Susan in Va. Nicki in Canada, Shannon in NY. I VAL BISHOP He who conquers his wrath overcomes his greatest enemy. Run. the park, basketball in English 10, Washington, Tina, I'll meet you and you can meet me. . Prom i811, 102'3-1 Friday. Bass ketball.Softball, laser. the three stooges. arm wrestling skills TINA BARKER As I end this chapter at my life I'll remember the good times and good friends. but now it's time to start anew. March 12. Adries Swan, Against all Odds. Spaffordy Pond, fair 183, the gorge swim- ming, McDonald: the movies, shooting pool. the drive-in. Dance-caboose, dirt-road- marching. both prams. Proctor, West Rut- land. New Iatsey van, Lisa's birthday party-bigrat-Fence. class picnic. Fishing, bas- ketball states 1984, after states. softball. cross country managing. CHRISTOPHER I. BARTON Life is like a game of dice, iF you don't get the roll you want. you must make the best with what you get. Bart, State Champs '82, i813, 10X29X83-game winner. temporary blindness, state night '81 the dam with AL, Shack. and DJ... Quar- ters, rebos, hoop. $44, Stop the fight jive. O.M.. Sarah-Sam, Celts. mailboxes. Okto- berfest, Evonne Goolagong. Jupland, Proc- tor jackets, 32 oz. mug. L.BtBN. FB.B.L.N.Si. Mitchel, The Rock. Roadhouse Blues. Floyd, Amos, Keiths. boob-man, Prez, Chee-kans. The Yamaha Express, Jay Cudd, Gunner, Is this what we winP'J, Bun, Bart, Earie, look- ing For ants, Goodbye PHS. DAVID R. BLOW Why do today what you can put off till tomormw FOOBY. dolphins, sixers, dopy. opy. ankles, bill, bteakin at spac. privileges, M. R., hel- lo , rema, Hoop 85 $14, K-Mart with Bart, curtains, boys state. caught the oil Fisher, OM, bumper, England 14+, Jupland. Cast- Ieton, twist and shout , Ml. Top. gunner. Wonnie, Chaka, Hunting wXRiHu Art Pres Bye Mrs C, The Doors, moses; glundig, Usee, Fister. K.T. and LA. . .1 Bye!, FLOYD, cast man, taxi, Dick and Lucy. comfortably numb , senior parties after 15th, Just a brick in the wall , COODBYE-PHS? EDNA BOWEN A Friend is someone who understands your past, believes in you: Future, and accepts you today just the way you are. FRED. the short one with the tall one!, stim- mer 84. Hi Bud turn around I think I'm in love. 12X26H84, JulieJ cant see!, 1f7f34Je-ff. JHUBIL is that a party . A . Cagney and lacey, road signs. showers, let's bust em, Fabo ds. 9-min, dissertations, F FVCIS. prickers. prom 34, lets go vegginl those stairs, the little red 1 JEFF BROOKS t tendra. Parties at VT Marble. The pipe line, Bud's; CCR. l 69. Remember R.T.E.S.!. Ca- WEIR, THE Bank, Budweiser. BubbaL Get me Visine! Open those eyesl, leadfoot, Ewlerama, VOC Bus, 15 the red light on?!, .L., Cabbage Night '54, T.Mfs chair, Sam, .L.T., B,V.'s birthday, Midgefs house. KARA CHAMBERLAI N Wherever I am. in the twisting road of my life, is where I'm meant to be. K. make up 82 with A.L.,MR..S.H.,14 b7 day party '82, Summer 32.. Swimming pool at 5.5.. New Year's Eve '53, Field Hockey State Champs 152. State Champs Basketball '84. Softball $8. DAWN MARIE CLARK . The key to happiness is dreams, the key to success is making them come true. Helen Keller. Dawn, turn on your lights : Fair '64 waom Ct. Creek Road, Require- ments; McDonalds wa.T., L.V., E.B.. 15., T.P., All those school nights. Even still . . .. He's such a jerk but he's soo cuteT . Crue- some Twosome , Private Stock . . SHANE FARRELL 'LIL.P as the waves make towards the peb- ed shore. so shouid we chase onrdreams to he? and. urn. Yo auto: to, LB., ?.Ft The Wall. Art, nnierts. Cars. Elin Rose.l.et15 eat out!, The a!5. D + D, Vans. Flesh, Flash. Pepper- iIH. Halloween 82, Not until your birth- ay Chaka, Soccer 184, Birthday present. Hun performer, Hey Dude', Lelts gocrazy. ?:??a-ll. Prince. Run DMC, Surfs up. 0 Hut, ?tummers 63. 34. Surfs up Spiccoli, Mr. 520mb- Sex Wax, Cheyne Horn, Cream Team. '33::an Hut Rocks. Woonie, Cream Surf- imauin, jersey Surf Rats, Sea Side Heights, uliah; 0's night club, 12 days of x-mas- 3nd; g style. Breakin', Bitchin, tubular mim- 1W. play land. t LISA MARIE FENTON Life is a garden. and you are the gardener digging your way through the weeds to the roses. ED, prom 84. red, brillo, the star, drama, see ya in. the movies , Cermany-trains. McDonn alds. alleys. Mike, Tad, Sue, you didn't tell?'. how much is it? . shakes-swimt ming, Fair 84, matching, we werejust cruisi ins . crash, thanks to Gina , never mind, why I don't have my car anymore! MIKE FINCH 23 24 WESLEY DAREN FRANKLIN The race is not alwayg won by the first one to come in but by the one who keeps running. Mithigan, sweet sugar, swisher sweets. Beezly. Peppermint, Wes your house is. that way. German, Fistera, rebos. hop On those nuggets . Wally and Loranie. Wesler the molester, p - - - - 0. safety driver, hockey al the mall , bowling. h'l gotta work , Vermonl Inn, Paul's 34 ha . . ha Detruu Tigers, SEE YA PHS! No Photo Auai lable KATHY LYNN GREENO Believe in yourselfl The only,r ladder to the slars is woven with dreams. ANDY. I love you, le'Wsz, partying wilh Andy, talking on the phone, gum supplier. midnight calfs. sweat, sweat liltu, BREA- KIT , voc.-Di5l. Ed. No Photo Available KAREN JALBERT Happineas isn't somewhere over the ra how, it is the rainbow. Rhode Island, summer of 54 wXTamn Pittsford crews. cemetery nuise. QW RC-7-7. 7-5, 7-11784. bud, mirrors. M1 Mixtures, Mickey D's. Agko. T.S., those Ii guatds, shooting stars, 10-26-84. m+n pizza info. doubling WISH + IR,- lets Io Woodstock , head rush, name 23 1-1! cardsih, bottle cape. French guys, forei belch. buddies, opposites, let's go swi ming , R 17. . . , 51h wheel, I told you 51 legion games, long distance. poem. 1.1 12X8XS-1.my special fnend-Tucker. The b to the class of 35x ' JANA KATHLEEN JONES Be yaurself; nobody expects anything orig:- nal from an echo! KEVIN JOHN PAYNE blind date, nel- vuus or what!? Vergennes Union High, Se- nior parties. Bridport. McDunald-s, 2'5 pizza, Jungle bunny, Bowlerama, 1934 pram. Middlebuny, vac, F.B.L.A.. everybody works at Bonanza'; STEPHANIE RAE JONES A Fraend is. someone who understands your past. believes in you! future and accepts you today just the way you are. school skipper, membm of the teenage wastelandl 3-98. pond parties, i love you Dave!, K E1, WE almost made it to Corham bridgETH. walking the tracks at 2:30 a.m., par- lying at Joe's, anothet weekend another fifth. AMY SUSAN LAFRANCE No one 915:: can destroy dreams: unly y can, When you stop having them. Aim , Wt Field Hockey. John, Hemp! Beach Burn, SALEM , Max 6L Bubl MOUNTAIN WOMEN. We! pants!?. 5 horse, A R61. P.D.. Hey. Wherejs the p.- ty? , Summer of 82, 50ch, Pine Needle KR. CAMEPLAN? . The BIG 47-1. Fllpt 510, Cruises with Scott Sr. Sean. Mystc town, Napkins. K..E.'s party- CMIK R0 niesv I can't beleive it', Rme Cri5pil Thrills on Blueberry HILL the dam wi Bart , Deb. .Sc Shark, Mailboxes, NY wxjohn, Lisa 8:. flea, Friendly wP-er 2,114,333, Special, proms JuR.F. e Cood-b PHS. PAUL DOUGLAS LASKY . Thnugh a man be wiser, it is no shame For 11mm to live and learn. httkaA patties, Sager, m.gq camping, rebos, mint Floyd-The Wall, tractor, nightswim. .WDdL-c, did you lose a bumpet? Sandra. Ju- a .0: tear,critter.Amazin'.C-len5 Falls,P5r.C, hiring. P A.M.H.. Soccer-B4, golfmg, Sum- ' 5 u: M, Cruisin', Beasley, guardrails. ditch- gt 5. Hey Dude!. plant's on FiIe. Oktoberfest. ' ' ut--- House. RALPH 6: REMA, Senior g! ea: Vow Year's Eve 33-84, speakets. O.M., l: 125, Legion baseball 85. Stars, Jm, Tho ULEFON RUSH, Churchill's, brains, Black h . hun-d'ay. Huey Concert, Corolla, Barney, E5; iarkens, THANKSH. KOBCDJ Math, :het-i your pants, Cuddles,Coodibye P.H.S.! MIKE MCKINNELL DEBORAH LYNN L'HERAULT Remember yesterday. Fm it is memoncs. Contemplate lamorrow, For it is the future, But be- yourself, For it is peace. HDeb , Field Hockey. Cheerleading DivJ Champ'i. Student Council Vice P:es.. Sum- met 132158321, Pine Needles. CAME PLAN? The BIG 4-4, Flip thn- 810,Ju1y 4, Hampton '82, 34.851 Horse, AP .5: P.D., T5tl. Ron- nie's and K.P., I Can't Believe It'. ', K.E.'s party-FunL rides with 5.5.8657, -Myste:y town, Mailboxes, THE dam with Shack, Amy. 5: Ban, Ohtoberfestl Pizza Hut-a lot of money! Father Goose. Psycho sister 3, Fences with 57F;i ADAW. SKVZIKSII. GLORIA MEISKEY '31,! TAMMY McALLISTER To live your 1th In your own way . . . to reach tor the goals you have set for yourself. H to be the you that you wanrlo be . . . that is success. T.J., VOC. 33-85, those daring bus rides. Close-up, Mickey D's dententions. Ludlow. crashl, Oxbow tum. never again, P.B.P.. S.T. those fluids are good For you. UV '2. mush- rooms. green acres is the place to he. Stumped again Yes I remember you! Silly girl! Scorekeeping. Oh. that band Huey Newis and the Eews. Cousins. Budts good time Saloon HENRY MILES When I die, bury me deep, lay speakers at my Feel. Rap earphones around my head. and Rock-n-Roil me when I'm dead. Rolling Stones Forever, Woodstock , I love you. Joyce Fredrick. June 34. nu. 'II t- not what he has, or even what he Iove5. Lu? .:'- expresse-j the worth of a man but 0,? 1x:- .' ho is. MK fl: Spanner, I love you.Ch1-Iy. Bud,Cous- ;M :I- Killington, Cruising the Plaza, Party . h: -l..' with the woman, The POND, Car 5: Eit-w Study hall :C Rush, Night Rangel. he: UW-w-n, Barre Hips, Skipping summer H't- -l 15.rases,offmading with CPU Blaz- n- H 'I- -.'n. VOC bus, Joe's party, Bat hopping. I 25 26 BRUCE MUZZY Wrestling is like life. without total dedicav lion and effort, you're nothing! Tammy 5., The Pipeline, The Chevette. VOC, Vetgennes, wrestling '33-'34, 13 , Hey Dave, Can 1 Ride?, TI'II.I Pond. T5,. l lave you, Marlboro. VOC bus. ANN MARIE PENTKOWSKI It doesn't matter how long we Iivel but how? REE, Beth, you thinking what I'm think- ing2 . Sugar Hollow, 935, $.34, $11, basket- ball, softball, field hockey, Washington, concert. Huey, Styles, NYE 164. TRUST- WORTHY, Summer. of '84, Mondavi. Quar- ters, Dartmouth girls. RIBIT! hotel Fire. Mickey D's sundaes, Such a loser! , WasnT my fault! , He doesn't get the hint! , AJ, 135, State Champions 'BIL JAMES B. REISSIG Everything is funny. as long as it is hapv pening !o somebody else. Go to Woodtstcwk? I know what I'm doing, Go Home!. Buviez-vous la bierre? Irving! hefty bag, O.M., Camping. Legion. 5.L.H.. SXZSX84. Woonie. Chaka Tragic, Hoop '85, $20. Mono-man, Mt. TOP. Hawkens, Privileges, Joe Baldnuccil Barl, calling swv, Sam, Knicks. VicevPrez, LBBNF-BBLNS, Baseball '35, Tractor, Night Swim. Goodbye FHS. TAMMY MARIE POLJACIK Your mind is like a magic carpet. it lakes yo? anywhere you want to 30. Summer 184, learen, R1. ?f7, TM W,T.C.R.A.W.Y.T.?, Close the Iightsl Bottle caps. Almost Patadise . Ice. Shoo! mg Stars. Tinkle Pink. To R. 11, 5th whee! Cemetery Cruise, Piltsford crewsl I told 3:0 50 , Name 2.8 X-mas carols, Legion games Maine-French Guys, Those lifeguardsk Bud dies. Dleamers. Opposites, Poem, Chuck M. Fair '84, Dawn, turn on your lightsV' Grue some twosome. Hard Habil to Break' 5.5.,F.H. Champs '52., CVCAL champs '83. SHARON RIDER Dom walk in frantof meJ may not follow. - Delft walk in back of me, I may.r not lead. I Walk beside me and just be my friend Camus . JVISLV Softball, Dunkin , I didn't do if. Right, sure , uChips 6: Cheese k Pepsi, Please , Beaver . General Hospital, Lefs go I to the Mall, 03.1.1, Blue eyed angel. Pink . I My Baby Bubba. l lave you. Mom and Dad. ' + lgh' .Id CHRISTOPHER L. RODGERS med to make me 50 Fed up .ple always asking me at will you be when you grow up anly whal 1 want to be . . .. -NCY-you are so special to me; MUM; 'BC; West MI; DB; Hoop 35 tgood yearJ; oton'ycle; PromB-I; Wilson Castle; AL- RT; Wa nt us to move officer; OKTOBER- ST. Hammered o: Screwed?; Pine Tree ice; Ring Ding; Hell ride wXMS. NS, RS. ., Mich,- JB; Cocoon Man; QUARRY.- My steal friend. BW; 25.000 mi; Blue High- -y; Bottle Tloubie; EAGLE; 4-Wheelin: indow: Styles, BILLY IDOL; RCold: July 'h , Midnight Cruise; Falls; White Paslure; amp; ILUNSAS, SUSAN SAWTELL id ms! to dleamstor if dreams die. life is b 1-.cn-winged birdilhat cannot fly. Uh that curb , Going to the movies, kr Hortonia. Summer camp, Get crazy, .A T.S. , 10f26f84. Pizza. 25:. Cancel .u nnJenr , Chip-n-Dale. Keilhs. h! know It: C.D., Grace , Twisted Sister, 'M'b, mama, OVCs, Mickey D's. :HU. Thanks Mom and Dad--a year In member always. MICHELE C. ROGERS I decided long ago DEV?! to walk in anyone's shadow, If I fail. if I suceed, at 1east HI live as I believe. Mich. $3, field hockey, Dancin in the Dark. SAD, Burlington Kris, help mul , Mickey D's. bad timing, Fair-with Bart, Dave and K.T., famous come back. F.O., Dream Boys, Salem -Max and Bubba, Mountain Women, wet panl5?, rice crispies, LESTER, New Years Eve. HeFr prank calls, Pico! h'l never meant to hut! anybody . com- fortably numb. Christmas 'BrL how much? . My Big Guy E.P. 1 1K20X34. Roz and Jolly. Have fun D.R. and KT. nex! year. goodbye PHS!!! ROBERT F. SHACKELFORD Wealth. after al1,as a realative thing. since he who has little wants less, is richer than he who has much. but wanls more. SHACK, The Dam waeb. Aim. +Bart. Bridges and Boxes, The Autobaun When Pinlos Roam, Jaaaaackf!!, PranksL Pretty Mary. Hcle-in-one. Oh Yea, A yellow 0nd, AIISRM. Yamaha Express. Onions, Boys- State Fun, M-BO, The Prom. Pine Tree Juice. Top 10 in VI, Mich. RCold. Billy Penn, The Hell ride wKCR. NS, KS. and Chico, Fumre Ionian, Pmuy coitus State night at my place. H911.r Soup, KOBCD, S.F.H.I.C,. IN the CB. Thanks Paul, Goodbye PHS, .36. Hey Deb, Look at our locker! JULIE ANN SACERIC There are times to let things happen. and there are limes to make thiggs happen. Jules. 12f31f84. let's go veg-gin, St. joe's stairway! Oh . . . that laugh. it's flesh, Lis, there goes my shoes, Showers! golf course, 12125134, Edna open your eyes! cagney and Lacey. I LIKE IT! here comes my bologna sandwich, BOING. iet's bust um! M+B'S house, late night cruise to Rulland, Summer of 82. FFC'S. school nights, find yourself a new man! Bud. Sunday afternoons. T.E.O.T.H. where are we?, PARSLEY. JOANNE SHACKETT The key to life is to laugh and be happy. so smile and let the world know how happy life can be. Dadhs Variety, FIREl, Briani bcwlerama pick-up, Firebird, 11117f84 CRASH. re- member Stub's party? Lot of people though!, V0,: Bus. 15 the red light on? Cabbage night and Halloween '34, MIDCET, Mickey D's at Midnight, Shap's house, Private Stock. Chip-n-Dale. cruisin', AETNA Pumps. 2? 28 JUDITH ANNE SOCINSKI Jusl as my fingers on these key; make mu- sic so the seIf-same sounds. on my spirit make a music too. Flute lessons, bagles, Howhs the gum? grape juice? 0 ka deau KAL French class. All State auditions bus- tides. John Boy. band, chorus, P.0D.. Republican party at UVMV w. T - MARK E. SWAHN hLiFe is nothing bul a dream, so make the best of it before you wake up. Carol, Octobel 23, pink Floyd The Wall , Vita Lynn The Doors. The Shed, Again. 1-69. Dave's Blazen O.M.. Fisters, Hub's House, jim's House. The Tractor. Rebos. Quantum Troublemaket, Woonie Gee, user, Baseball 32. Basketball T85. Good year, $10. Legion. Soccer T84. Charlie and Muriel, Hawkens, Beechnur, Celtics. Astros, Chargers, Slate Night '53, Ears, class, Jive. Summet. T84 MICH. Camping. Night '53, SWIM, Army. Reina. Ralph. Cemetery with Jay'l Jay. Shane B. and ME, REBOS. Shane's House Jan. 18. x; - l'! u '15 L 37-h SUSAN FRANCES STEELE Dreams can com:- true only if you're willing to succeed willing to work for them. and willing to believe in yourself. Susie, 25:. Sue, which one? . ballet. tap, and jazz, New Yolk City, I ranht. I have dance'Z Thursday Cruises, to Ruiland 'BJ-Bd. BROKEN FINGERS. Going to the movies. Bowling wKB., Things you see when the lights go out! . k DAVID ANTHONY THORNTON Here 1 am Full of Fun. school is out, Thank God I'm dom- Member: of the teenage wasteland, 4 wheel- ing in Florence with :he Buick. 393, The Bank, CC.R., Moonlight parties, I love you Sleph, Weekends were made for Sths V.W., Pond Parties. Bud. Nalural Light, Friday Night Pool Player, TV at Joe's Trailer. MARIANNE SVORINIC Go out into the darkness and put your ha into the hand of God.- Ihar shall be to 'y betlet than lightand safer than a known a J.S,H., camp 31 swinging bridge The mean Beck! you're boy crazy, Smile Be?! Good Chittenden bus. Where did Mary 3 Art class, 7x8? My IiCense? Skating, boali: at the dam. tso long agaJ, QT. and Ew MICH. Hes such a doorknobh Guess wl called me? M.EBFEJA. Be flee, Mari fJJIZVBJ, Slirp. EDWARD TOMASKO That was then and lhls is now, Lisa, Canada. Cross country running '33 DEvOKSAMOT. 'hJoe which way do I go? ?J-wheelin'. CRASH , Prom 'B4j'BubbaJ Let's go cruisingi N.Y. Trips. Boxing. Kara Ie, Sharon, Fm not Mach . Movies. driven ins, You always lhink that The gang, Lisa. rm Sony . Rush, IronvMaiden. h L SUSAN NATALIE TRACY . 'lm Can't Be Cured Must B:- Endurcd! '. us: A Special Law: a: Person. Tad. It's snow- k .g'. AIL- WE ever going to get out. BB. Tad, lat 1m.- 9 Lisa'sh TAK Youhm The Inspira- Inn. Mike, Hald Habil. Its a driveway, ' mm 54. LMF remember the plays Guys ho do you Iikel, Lisa I didn't 1911!, Corners 'MIJuL' .5: Tad, KGLW axe what? Mike: 1! II deleu er cochc,Theerfl us at McDonald's. ierrmny. trains. getting 1051. shutters, THE DIE. ESP H65 in the driveway; -- the car? , Sue. which one? Francis. l. H1, Prom '54, A 5,13 Mary, .' r. -'. a B-t-h, Then you die'I ' ML Gee. a w 'Mng on me . Thanks to Mr. Brown Burke. Good Luck to '35, Goodbye SANDY WAITE . mu Peter and Peter Jr. tuoh Hey l-a nHt-m'g my gum?, Hey Bubbaf'l tnllum an the phone. Distributive Eduta- hon 5dr Rmhh H53.54 -Mrs. Peteani 5-1- !y Halls, Thanks Pa! and Amy MM! Dad. I Lave You. ELLA MIA TRINCI Doing what you like is freedom: Liking whal you do is happiness. JhC. 12x'15f54. Winle White Wabbit, It's Flesh! E.T.. Wis Wis wanna go gliding. B---- kins, Prickezs. Cruzin. Hey Dude! Proms '84, McNuggers. PacPillow, Bio Notes. Francis, Crunchity good good good. baby carriage, Drivers Ed with CR 6: EB, French 4, Rides to Rutland, Oh h . . Thai laugh, that hait, Hats! 10f20f34. The Shower. We're gonna die! High 91:5, Florida w,- Fwd1, Herman. dilrhash b-beep beep! Ohio-the tree, Dwayne, DEB, Chang. cough dzop . . . Edna! 3-day buddies! When we gonna praclice? Oh my? Bye MLWolynec, WINGNUTI BETH SUZANNE WARREN If you've never been Etatcd, embauassed, or hun. it means you never take any chances. BETH! S5LP, Countin' Nik. Tweezers, Chow, Prom '84. 33 Specialz'Huey, Castle. Mondavi. Cotagun, Such a loser? Summer '34 Evenin' Gentlemen . YOUR MAMA, I'm going to Nancy'h, Dr. Pepperh TIUSI met Mouth. Prickers. HWI! RIBIT' Jim. Co Home, A1, You lhmking what Tm Ihinklng? Lisa, would you?, My Bestesl Friend. CLR. West Mt. Rte 4?. NHS. CUDC, CMCS, Hoop 84, ROAD TRIP! 7K4X34, NYE 34. E kinsh tall one. Lighlngun 185. where's the car? STARS, Styles, Drama. DI. Major, Sayhi ta Bri'., impulse, Buviezwoust FH, Loitering?!, STACSJ think i'm m love. 3557 Ins, BDK. THE FEELING l5 MUTUAL! LISA ANN VALENTE The key to life i2. to laugh and be happy. so smile and let lhe world know howhhappy life can be. Lis, Sly's .131 Fan. 1 love his hair! 1212mm, BOJNG1 IFS Flesh! Beth, I think I'm in love, Bumper slums, Ewe. Ewa wanna go swiding, would you look al that! Zed. razor stubble. oh Ihal laugh. trips to Rutland. Watet ski- ing, Ditches. Herman, IDI'ZOr'B-l, the showet. I want a very very large large large aoda. 1331.134, Alfred, McNuggets. SI. 1095, B- Beep beep, PacPillow, We're gonna die, And I P . . . Oh My Goodness Mona, Machine guns, Don't touch my hair, I want a B baby, Jamal, frosted flakes and DJ. 17 miles. Oh my. Bye MLBrown. RON WOOD A man lives by believing something; not by debating and arguing abnul mam,r things. VAL, Prune, The camp, Chuck. Seaside and Atlantic City '84, The Prom '34, Bomoseen, Catman and Robin. Batman. Crinkle. 29 30 CLASS MOTTO WE HAVE DREAMED OUR DREAMS TOGETHER, NOW WE MUST MAKE THEM COME TRUE ALONE CLASS SUPERLATIVES ' 1985 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . . . Ann Pentkowski and Beth Warren CLASS COUPLE . . .Ron Wood and Val Bish0p BEST DRESSED . . . Amy LaFrance and Susan Sawtell CLASS FLIRT . . . Michele Rogers MOST INTELLIGENT . . . Gloria Meisky and Shane Farrell CLASS DRIVER . . . Paul Lasky and Jeff Brooks CLASS CLOWN . . . Mark Swahn and Robert Shackelford CLASS CRAZY . . . Dave Thorton CLASS SKINNIES . . . Joanne Shackett and Mike McKinnell MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT . . . Ella Trinci CLASS VOCALIST . . . Jana Jones MOST MUSICALLY INCLINED . . . Judy Socinski CLASS ACTRESS. . . Lisa Fenton MOST TALKATIVE . . . Lisa Valente and Julie Saceric CLASS SMILEY . . . Tammy Poliacik BEST DANCER . . . Sue Steele MOST MISCHIEVOUS . . . Edna Bowen EVERYBODY'S FRIEND . . . Mary Svorinic and Jim Reissig CLASS SLEEPYHEAD . . . Wesley Franklin and Ed Tomasko MOST ORIGINAL . . . Henry Miles, Sharon Rider, and Kathy Greene TEACHER'S PET . . . Sue Tracy and Dave Blow MOST DARING . . . Bruce Muzzy and Stephanie Jones MOST OUTGOING . . . Karen Jalbert and Debi UHerault QUIETEST. . . Dawn Clark and Mike Finch CLASS ATHLETES . . . Chris Barton and Kara Chamberlain CLASS AIDE . . . Sandy Waite CLASS TALLIES . . . Steve Alexander and Tammy McAllister CLASS SHORTY . . . Tina Barker 31 ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK: Dave Rogers, Crista Hastings, Kim Cat- terton, Kim Fletcher, Shari Hughes, Inlie Anderson, Julie Cowans. Kim Faulkner were this year's editors who worked with adviser Mrs. Mills and the rest of the yearbook staff. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council under- went many changes this year as they were led by sopho- more President Angela Fletch- er. They sponsored the Halloween Dance and partici: pated in the March of Dimes Walk-a-thon. The council again worked to unite all grades together. The remain- ing officers were Vice-Presi- dent Deb LlHerault, Secretary Julie Anderson, and Treasurer Sue Reissig. Mrs. Burke served as the group's adviser. l ,A'm LIBRARY AIDES Library Aides: Angela Fletcherl Shari Hughes. Lisa Lewis. A.V. STAFF AV. Staff: Jerry Navor- ette, Dan Tilden, Todd Blow. ROCK BAND Rock Band: Steve Harmon, Doug Perry. David Griffin, Dave Blow, Todd Allard, Kim Catterton, Dan Gilliam, Julie Cowans, Judy Socinski, Jerry Miglorie, Angela Fletcher. 35 36 ATHELETIC CLUB Tom Valach, Dan GilA liam, jason Chamber- lain, Kris Triiler, Michele Rogers, Julie Cowans, Julie Ander- son, Chris Barton. Rob Shackleford Dave Rog ers, Chris Rodger, Shari Hughes, Curt Moore, Dave Blow, Mark Swahn, Jim Reissig. DRAMA CLUB Harry Chamberland, Lisa Valente Beth War- ren, Lisa Fenton, Sue Tracy, Nancy Tilden, Nathan Tracy, DeDe Peter, Davini Currier, Ann Marie Burgess, Kathy Kelleway, Dan Tilden, Sean Ward. Lau- ra Milliet. ART CLUB DRIVERS EDUCATION: Rob Murphy, Tom War- f - fen, Shane Sanbom, Tracy Caok. Craig Mullen, Molly Grace, Sean Ward, Damon Pelky, Harry Chamberlain, 1.ngie Barton, Sue Reissig, 'eni Thomas, Missy O'Bri- z-n, Kristin Esterbrook, Tracy Cushman, Pete Wyv man, Brian Wood, Laura 'I'hatcher, Karen Howland. SENIOR HIGH BAND Kim Baccei. Kathy Keileway, Judy So- cinski, julie Cowans, Crista Hastings, Doug Perry, Nathan Tracy, hm Stattel, Dan Gilliam, Jerry Miglorie, Linda Watkins, Dave Griffin, Wendali Smith, 1.1. Vida, Steve Harmon, Brian Winger, Todd Allard. I .2 ul 2w G ISTBUSTE'RST SENIOR HIGH CHOR US Karen Rogers, Angela Fletcher, Karin Kolher, Kathy Kellway, Ellen Valach, Lisa Fenton, Kim Zawistoski, Kim Catterton, Laura Milliet, Judy Socinski, Melissa Johnson, Kim Baccei, Julie Cowans, Jerry Miglorie, Dave Rogers, Todd Allard. JUNIOR HIGH BAND Junior Band: Aar- on Curtis, jason Clark, CaIe Odette, Deanna Planskrt, Jay Thomas Ter- ince Pedleton. Dan Tilden. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Junior Chorus: Jackie L050. Ann- Marie, Davina Currier, Theresa Carvey, Kelly Oakman, Sue Smiel, Peggy Free- born, Tracy Davis, Jen Atwood, Jenni- fer Clough, Gale Odette, Nicky Sel- leck, Dawn Steele Candi Ianni. 39 40 CLOSE-UP Six students participated in the Close-Up program this year. Funds For the trip were raised through afternoon candy sales and a quilt raffle. The week in Washington DC. was 5pcn1 At- tending various seminars and vis- iting many famom sites, The trip was an educational experience but proved to be a 10: of fun For every- one. Mr. Orvis again advised the group consisting of Rob Shackcli ford: Jim Reissig, Deb L.- Herault, Shari Hughes, Kim Fletcher and Robin Allen Close-Up: Jim Reissig, ML Orvis, Rob Shackelford, Shari Hughes. Deb L'Heraull, Kim Fletther, Robin Allen FRENCH CLUB This year's French Club was very ambitious and enthusiaslic. They began their fundraisers during the summer before the school year Twcniy-lwo students reached their deslinalion in April, and ev- eryone enjoyed their unce-in-a- lifetime expezience. Th9 adviser was Mrs. May and the offiors were PIesidem Kris Triller, Vice-Presi- dent Julie Anderson. Secretary Kim Faulkncn and Tleasurer Kim Catterton. .. .1 VT I um 1. lb MAJORETTES: Michele Rogers, Kris Triller, Karen Rogers Amy LaFrance, Tracy Cook, Lisa Bacceil Sue Simonds, Stacy Lansing 111.5 x. FLAG UNIT Jeni Thomas Julie Cowans Kim Faulkner Lissa Lewis Missing: Kim Fletcher Robin Allen 41 42 695, $9 H SCHOOL $$ AWIHIIIEWII'CS 44 FIELD HOCKEY The varsity girls Field Hockey team had a strong regular season finishing with a record of 8-2-4. They easily qualified for post season action but decided not to participate due to sevep a1 internal problems. Michele Rogers, Julie Anderson, Kim Catterton, and Kris Triller led the team in scoring, while Nancy Tilden and Julie Cowans aided goal deeper Kara Chamberlain defensively. One of their best qualities was its consistent play. specifically that of Shari Hughes, Amy LaFrance, Tammy Poljacik, and Chris Barker. The girls and their coach, Lynn John- son, are looking Forward to next year as one of their best. SOCCER The varsity Soccer team suffered through a tough season this year under coach Kirk Abrahamson. They finished with a misleading, yet disappointing record of 3-11, but had a lot more talent than their record indicated. Offensively, the team Mark Swahn, Paul Lasky, Tom Valach, and Jon Maj,l assisted goal keepers Dave Rogers and Todd Blow. They all re- mained fairly optimistic all year with steady performances by Curt Moore, Jay Chamberlain, and Shane Sanbom and witnessed great improvement by Jerry Miglorie and Shane Farrell. The boys Failed to qualify for the playoffs and lost many players at the end of the season in what hopgfully proved to be a learning experience for everyone. 45 3;? riff 2i? i am: J.V. FIELD HOCKEY The J.V. Field Hockey team had a successful season ending with a 6-1-5 record. They were led by captains Tracy Cook and Michelle Rowe. Coached by Lynn Johnson they played hard against rivals such as Mill River, Rut- land, and Otter Valley. The girls had a fun season. From L to R: Ellen Valach, Kim Zawistoski, Karen Kohler, Angie Barton, Lori Swahn, Me- lissa Barker, Christa Hastings, Tracy Cook. Standing L to R: Karen Rogers, Francis Frank- lin, Missy Risteff, Karen Howland, Kim Bac- cei, Lissa Lewis. Dara Zuckernick, Michelle Rowe. JR. HIGH SOCCER AND FIELD HOCKEY This year's Jr. High Field Hockey and soccer teams showed a great amount 0F talent and skill. The Field Hockey team went undefeated. They are looking Forward to another success- ful season next year, and they will definitely play a role in Future seasons for JV and varsity teams. -.; . 7. Field Hockey captains were Sheryl Oakman 3r. - .- . . . -- c- . ' -'. ' ' and Cindy Hughes. The Soccer captains were Kneeling-Michcle Lancour,5uc$micl,5teph Catterton.5herylOakrnan,Cindy Andrew Barton and 6131 1.050. Hughes, Slephame Salvaii, Tammy Landon, Divinia Cunier. Standingvjenny CIOUgh. Kellie Uakmdn. Jenny Alwood, Tetri Ianni,'1-L'alc'xr Dav1s,Niki59119ck, k1ichc1le Vida, Coach Barb Hastings. . -;;. v.1.- Row 1.- Dan Kearney, Jay Thomas, Terrance Pendletoni Tom Cari ringlon.Aa10n Curtis, Chris Watd, Kevin Rider; Row 2; Pat Burke. Andy Barton, Jason Penlek,T1m Griffin. Robbie Silva. Cary Pigeon, Rick Rider,- Row 3.- Mike Kuflik Keith Mullen, Gigi L050. john Anderson. Paul Dahlin. Rick Anderson, Mike Kahlen VARSITY GIRLSt' BASKETBALL L to R C. Barker, V. Bishop, K. Fletcher. N. Tilden, K. FaulkneI, B. Warxcn, l. Cowans. J. Andetson. K. Triiler, K. Chamberlain FRONT rapt. Ann Pentkowski This year's Varsity Girls team had a very successful season. They were coached by Wade Mitchell and captained by Ann Pentkowski. They finished regular season play with a 16-4 record. In post-season play they were seeded second. They hosted Blue Mountain in the quarter final game and advanced to the semis where they beat Williamstown. They lost in the finals to Oxbow. The girls Finished with an overall 18-5 recurd and as the runners-up for the Division III. In CVGAL play, they placed third in the league. J. V. GIRLS h BASKETBALL FRONT: L10 R K. Baerei, M Barker, L Swahn, A lichmJ BACK: L to R M Crate, M Rineff. A. Barton, M. Rogera, K. ZawlstosI-z'z. F. Franklin 'his year's J.V. squad was coached by Judy Shortsleeve. They were captained by sopho- 210res Angie Barton and Molly Grace. The girls ended their season with a 19-3 record. dhey placed third in the Mill River Tournament that Followed their regular season play, x Few highlights of the girls' season were the Fair Haven, Burr and Burton, and Mill .iiver games. This year's team was very talented and freshmen Melissa Barker and Fran 'rranklin were moved up to Varsity at the end of their season. BOYS BASKETBALL L to R Mgrl J. Flory, C. Rodgers, J. Reissig, D Blow, J. Chamberlain, D. Roger's. R. Shackleford, C. Moore, M. Swahn. 5. Sanborn, G. Balch, C. Barton. COACH-Kirk Abrahamson This yeafs team was coached by Kirk Abraham- son. Despite the team's 5-15 recordl five players will be returning including starters Dave Rogers and Curt Moere. The team will be losing six se- niors tMark Swahn, Chris Barton, Jim Reissig, Dave Blow, Rob Shackleford, and Chris RogersJ. The highlights of the season were the Leland and Gray and West Rutland games. This year's team was led in points and rebounds by Dave Rogers. The team is looking forward to a promising sea- son next year. J.V. BOYS' BASKETBALL 4L-;41:-D- ' mg J'VE - L to R N. Tracy, T. Blow, J. Navarelle, J. May, ,l. Chamberlain, J. Vida. Ci Knipes, G. Balch, Tl Landon, FRONT IL t0 Rl C7 Mullan, S. Sanborn This years team ended its season with a 2-18 record. They were coached by Bill White and cap- tained by Shane Sanborn and Craig Mullan. The boys worked hard all season, and many will be moving up to play Varsity ball next year. The team was led in scoring by Shane Sanborn and George Balch. The highlights of their season were the two Black River games. WISHIN Michele Rogers, Karen Jalbert, Debi L'Herault, Kim Catterton, Tracy McAllis- ter, Amy LaFrance, Jenni Thomas, Shari Hughes, Sue Simonds. 5'. 52 M 1; ? E1354 SCHLQ. ST: E MHPDNS Bthi F 'FTBALL. CIIAMI'S VARSITY CHEERLEADING This yearTs varsity cheerleading squad was made up of ten members. The girls were very enthusiastic and showed much spirit at all the boysT games. They attended the Regionals and placed first. They then attended the State's at Norwich University and placed 2nd behind Northfield. This yeafs captains were two seniors, Amy LaFrance and Michele Rogers. Next year looks promising for the cheerleaders, even though they are' losing 4 seniors to graduation. 53 Front L to R.D.CurlleI,J.Atwood.J.C10ugh.CHughei S. Oakman. G. Odette. S. Barkel Back. L to R. Mgr T. Carvey, T. Landon, S. Cucci, K. Oakman, W. Smith, 5. Caltertune M. Crnter, T. Davis: T. Iannie S. 5minl. M. Vida. M. Lancour JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL This year's Jr. High Girls' Team had a very successful season ending with a 14-0 record. They were coached by Ron Oakman and Wayne Clough, and captained by Cindy Hughes and Sheryl Oakman. A few high- lights of their season were the Rutland Town, Otter Valley and Mill River games. The high scorers were Cindy Hughes and Sheryl Oakman. Following their regular season, they participated in the Fair Haven Tournament The eighth grade girls beat Castleton to claim the championship, and the seventh grade girls were the runners up in a clase game with Mill River. JR. HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL T515 year's team was coached by Mike Bis- sk nette. The captains were Gigi L050 and Axdrew Barton. A Few highlights of their 5;. ason were the Barstow and Poultney ..:nes. The leading scorers were Gigi L050 ard Andrew Barton. They ended their sea- sm with a 9-7 record. The team consisted of 1'0 eighth graders and 6 returning seventh gmders. From L to R R. Rider, P. Burke, K. Mullen, C. Hardina, C Wald. K7 Rider Back L to R coach Mike Bissonettc, J. Fenlek, M. K.I.lf1il-t A. Barton, C. L090, J. Andaman. R. Silva, R. Anderson, P. Dahlin. A. Cunis, T. Carrington 49i- jR HIGH AND JV CHEERLEADING This year's Jr. High squad was composed of many girls From the 7th and 8th grades. They showed much enthusiasm by cheering at the boyst home games. Most of the girls played basketball as well as. cheerleading This year's JV Cheerleaders were very spirit- ed. They were made up only four members. They showed their spirit by cheering at most of the boys' home games and particir pating in the school song done between the JV and varsity games. The iaptaina wow Eur Reissig and Tran! Cook. Cindy Hughes. Stephanie Caltetmn. Jenny Ciuugh. Jenny Atwondt Deanna Plankslm. Mi- cheile Lancourt Niki Selleck. ADVERTISING To The Class Of 1985 May The Road Rise To MEI You. May The Wind Be Always At Your Back. 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Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 wig OMYA, INC . HllHHl VERMONT MARBLE COMPANY Congratulations To The Class Of 35 From The Classes OI: r75 And 80 At ' EEEP-q: EEEu v.------ r. -.;a' WATERBEDS For the REST of your Life Vermont Bedrooms Rt. 4 Woodstock Ave. 0n front of the Rutland MaID MON.-FR1. 10-9 7756250 SAT. 10-6 LAYAWAYS SUN. 12-5 FINANCING AVAILABLE NATIONAL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On Thursday. Apri! 4, the Redfield Proctor Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual induc- tion ceremony. This is the highest honor that the faculty of Proctor High School can confer on its students. The ceremony took place at 1:30 pm. in the high school auditorium. Roy Pilcher, was the guest speaker. Last year's members, Ann Pentowski, Beth Warren and Michele Rogers, were joined by seniors Wesley Franklin, and Gloria Meiskey and juniors Julie Cowans, Julie Anderson, Dave Rogers, Kim Fletch- er, Jerry Miglorie, Kris Triller, Nancy Tilden, Todd Allard and Dan Gilliam. ?S muaal mhampiousa Flam: Karin Kohlm, Stephanie Catterlon, Kim Zawistoski, Lissa Lowi5, Krista HaSlingb, Karon Ringers Back.- Coach Abrahameon. Michele Rowe. Kim Cattcrmn. Kim Ban'ci, Fran Frankhn, Miwy Rodgms. Sue REiM-ig. The Varr'nity Girls Softball team moved a superb year undm find? year roach Dick W'righl. The gillh won the tachool's first CVCAL title with a ruurd of 151. Their goal waa not quite met a: they Fell to Arlington in the Slate championships but Eook to be ju-jl m: promis- ing now: yoal. Offensivuly. a :rio 0F Barker sisten, Tina, Chria and Melisya led the team, while Ann Penmwski Kris; Trliler and Sharon Rider supplied conuistcnt defence Shari Hughes had an outstanding year on the mound, cunaldntly baffling opponent:. The girls wem vcry succcxaful and had a lot of Fun, but are already looking to what can be accomplished next year. ant- Chfifu Barker, Ann Pentuwaki, Kara Chdmbwlahd, Tina Burl:- er, Shari Hughes. Val Bishop. Back: Coach Wright, Sharon Rider, Nancy Tilden. Laurie Swahn, Melissa Barker. Julie Anderson, Kr'u. Triller. Although thih year's team didn't Finirah thmr mason wilh a winning Iecord. they lcamed a lot and had fun. Many of lhxs team's player's will move up to fill in the spaces un 1he Vanity Imam ThL-y wen: reached by Kirk Abrahamannr Some of the highlights of this year's season were the West Rulland and Utter Valley gamma. -mnt Row: Wes Franklin, Jerry Navarettc. Chris Balton,jin1.kt'i59i.g Mark Swahn. Brian Wood, Shane Sanhorn. Back Row: Shane San- ltorn, Dan thliam. John Flory. Jamn Chamberlain, Curt Moore, Have Blow, Brian Winger. Coach CarteL Glen Carter returned to coach the Varsity Boys Base- ball team this yearv The team suffered from a lack of interested participants, as there wasn't enough to field a junior varsity squad. The boys made up with effort what they lacked in results. They won some tough games and lost many close ones. Seniors Jim Reissig, Mark Swahn and Dave Blow made up the pitching staff, while Chris Barton and juniors Dave Rogers and Jay Chamberlain turned in fine performances through- out the year. The boys failed to qualify for post-season play, as they were defeated in the play-downs but hope to see a larger turnout next year, so they can add to their victory column. 7? MOMS JUNHCDDIR SENHCDDR Debbie L'Herault, escorted by John Miglorie, was cwwned queen of the 1935 Junior-Seniar Prom by outgoing Queen Lesley Clough. The court was made up of seniors Amy La- France and her escott John Fiske. Michele Rog- ers and Rob Shackelford, and Ella Trina and Iim Crossman, along with juniors, Shari Hughes and Jim Reissig, Kris Triller and Greg King and Julie Anderson esconed by Shane Sanbom. The sophomre class was represented by Jeni Thomas and Wesley Franklin while the Fresh- men saw Fran Franklin and escort Dave Rogers tie with Karen Rogers and Curt Moore for plates on the court. This year's prom theme was Almost Paradise and the band for the evening was Sweet Silver Blue. EDRCDDM EMBUHTIEIN Erurtnr iiigh $phnn1 lgmhuertinn ?xerciwg HIGH SCHOOL AUDITOHIUM JUNE 8. 1935 2 no P M mega,- - w, 5 l E. .- t- OJ 81