Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1987 volume:

PROCTORIAN TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Theme 2 Faculty 5 C lasses 9 Seniors 19 Activities 35 Athletics 45 Advertising 59 THE PRIDE IS BACK IN . . . PROCTOR PROCTOR PRIDE FOR YEARS TO COME FACULTY AND STAFF James Wolynec, Guidance Counselor l :31 Cecilia O'Dohertyl ActiVities Paul Wager, Physical Madeline Sherman, Coordinator-Physical Education Education Librarian Pauline Vita, Business Education Pauline Vita, Thomas Sheehan, Catherine May, Maureen Burke, English Mortimer Brown, Arlen Bloodworth, Sam Ezzo, James Canary, Drivers Sciences Education Miclael Pluta, Lee Orvis, Social Studies Otto Althoff, Bob Abrahamscm, Mathematics Robert Swanson, Virginia Smith, Marilyn Melinda Battles, Anne Brodowski, Shari Stocker. Colman, Bruce Hanson, Lucinda Clark, Fine Amy Gosselin, Val Gasco-Wiggins, Arts Multihandicapped Staff . M: Lynn Blair, MathXScienceXHeallh Sue Garafano, Carol Ballou. Catherine May, French, Maureen Resource Room Burke, German George Davis, Kevin Rantanen, Nancy Giles, Cook Custodians CLASSES S E V E N T H G R A D E .'- The seventh grade came into the school with a lot of spirit. They did well academically and were involved in many extracurricular activities. This class will help bring back the pride and spirit to Proctor Ju- nior-Senior High. Lisa Carw rara and Jamie Curtis were President and Vice-Pres. BJ. Lewis Katha Pehm Bobby Peters Casey Rathjen Cathy Salvail Marc Sevigne Lana Skovira Josh Smith Kurt Supanic Laura Sutherland Maribeth Valente Heather Winger Becky Alexander Becky Anderson Brian Atwood Robbie Barrett Courtney Boyd Shelia Brooks Lisa Carrara Melissa Cocci Heather Cowans Bethany Curtis Jamie Cushman Karly Dahlin Mica Franklin Jill Grace J oe Kearney Patty Lebo Tim Balch Matt Bell Kevin Blow Micky Brooks Chris Burke Rebecca Chuse Tracee Clifford Jill Cupoli Krista Curtis Amy Drinwater Sarah Follett Kobbe Franklin Robert Gallipo Lew Garafano Krista Hassert L I40 .m The eighth grade began a successful year with a trip to the Hubert Center. The trip was a lot of fun and it brought the class together. They again pulled together and fought hard to place well in the Winter Carnival. Class officers were Pres. Tiffany Manning, Vice-Pres. Becky Murdock, secretary Jill Cupoli and treasurer Missy Zawistoski. moywo IHIOHM Ronnie Henderson Kandi Ianni Christina lzzo Joey Kehoe Tiffany Manning Randy Maynard Becky Murdock Tricia Murphy Craig Pockett Bobby Protivanski Christina Salvail Seth Tracy John Tuliper Ricky Watkins Missy Zawistoski I1 Tim Elliot Peggy Freebom Mike Alexander Jennifer Atwood Brenda Bacon Michelle Barker Noel Barnes Tom Carrington Carrie Case Brandie Casey Steven Chamberlain Brian Clark Jennifer Clough Angela Cucinelli Tewor Currier Aaron Curtis Tracey Davis Tess Duty FRESHMEN The freshman class had a suc- cessful year. They did well in both academics and in extra- Curricular activities, such as sports and music. The class officers were President Chris Ward, Vice-President Aaron Curtis, secretary Jenni Clough, treasurer Kelli Oak- man and parliamentarian Tom Carrington. Lisa Gray Terrie lanni Steve Cottrell Ethan laquith Jamie Lester Bert Metcalf Joel Miglorie Skip Minard Kelli Oakman 4 Gale Odette Terence Pendleton Kevin Rider Niki Selleck Michelle Vida Chris Ward David Waterhouse Jason Wilbur Trish Young 14 Gigi Loso Mike Morse Keith Mullan Eric Anderson john Anderson Andrew Barton Ann Burgess Pat Burke Cheri Carrara Therese Carvey Stephani Catterton Missy Center Davina Currier Stacey Cushman Paul Dahlin Trevor Fox Leari Franklin Tim Griffin Cindy Hughes Michele Kehoe Mike Kuflik Michelle Lancour Tammy Landon b.- SOPHOMORES The large sophomore class was enthusi- astic and they had a successful year. They pulled together as a class and did very well in the Winter Carnival. They diSplayed a lot of spirit that lasted the entire year. The class placed many ath- letes on varsity teams. Class officers President Therese Carveyl Vice-Presi- dent Trevor Fox, secretary Sheryl Oak- man, and treasurer Gigi L050. 'H R l m J4 Sheryl Oakman Jason Pentek Cary Pidgeon Deanna Plansker Terri Poljacik Richard Rider Shelley Ride:- Roger Rinebolt Jeremey Rowe Stefani Salvail Brian Senecal Sue Smiel Wanda Smith Dawn Steele Jay Thomas Valerie Traverse 16 Patty Alexander Melissa Barker Lindy Blanchard Kari Blow Laurie Blow Todd Blow Lorin Carrara Harry Chamberland Jeff Champine David Dwyer Mark Ellis Frances Franklin Christa Hastings Melissa Johnson Erika Kalinen Tim Kehoe Kathy Kelleway Jamie Lancour Tricia McAllister JUNIORS The Junior class had an eventful year. In the fall they sponsored a Martins Food Club dinner to raise money for their class. The class participated in the Winter Carnival talent show. They were known as Class Act Part II. They also put on a successful prom. The theme was Nights on White Satin and the band was Last Wish. The Junior Class officers were Christa Hastingsv President, Kim Zawistoski-Vice-President, Jim Stattel-treasurer, and Jerry Navarrete-secretary. Jerry Navarrete Ava Pehm Doug Perry Jerome Racine Tracy Rafter Missy RisteEf Jason Saceric John Sargent Liz Socinski Jim Stattel Lori Swahn Nathan Tracy Ellen Valach Linda Watkins Brian Wood Missy Wood Celena Wyman Kim Zawistoski 1T .4 .t $ SEVENTH THROUGH JUNIORS f SENIORS WHEN WE USED TO LOOK AT THE YEARS AHEAD. IT WAS THE BOOKS AND STUDIES WE USED TO DREAD THE MANY YEARS SEEMED .TO LAST . FOREVER . WE WONDERED, WILL WE GET our OF ; ' HERE-Emz BUT THE GRADE SCHOOL YEARS SEEMED T0 FLY BY AS WE LOOKED AT THE HIGH scnoouans WITH suns m OUR EYES WE LOOKED AT SENIORS AND SAID, THAT'S THE WAY I'M GONNA BE AND WE HOPED THAT WE WOULD SOON BE FREE TIME PASSED AND OUR MEMORIES CREW WE KEPT OLD FRIENDS AND MADE SOME NEW WE HAD MANY LAUGHS AND WE HAD MANY TEARS AS THE DAYS PASSED QUICKLY INTO YEARS . WE THOUGHT THE TIME WOULD STRETCH i ON AND ON . BUT NOW THAT ITS OVER, WHERE HAS IT GONE? . w: PREPARE TO LEAVE OUR HIGH SCHOOL HOME . IT'S TIME TO MAKE rr ON OUR OWN THE FINAL DAYS ARE CLOSING IN AND AFTER THE TEARS. A NEW LIFE WILL BEGIN. 1W. BEST DRESSED: Sean Ward 8: Laura Thatcher SILLIEST: Pete Wyman a; mu MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT; Kevin Bassett a Kim Baccei CRAZIEST: Kugler Cushman CLASS CUTIES: Shane Sanbom 6: Jeni Thomas MwT TALKATIVE: Tom Warren 61. Chelle Rowe I MUST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDXCLASS LEADERS: Rob Cowans EL Angela MOST OUTCOING: Steve Elrick 8: Kim Catlerlon Fletcher QUIETEST: Wendell Smilh ISL Kristin Ester- MOSTMlSICHIEVOUS:Cl-ui50akman8LRoberta CLASS DRIVERS: Chris Oakman 8: bmo Sa vail Tina Clark EVERYBODY'S FRIEND: Sean Watd 5: Kim Cattenon ROWDIEST: Rob Murphy 5: Angie Barlon muggy, SMILEY: Corey Mullen gt Lissa CLASS ATHLETES: Shane Sanborn 5:. Chris Bark- CLASS FLIRTS: Jon May 8: Molly Grace Ltn'ia 9r 2 .1 J ?t' V .i' .nu-FL..- II CLASS DANCERS: Sean McLaughlin s: Kelli Kugler TEACHERS PET: Brian Winger 8: Lissa Lewis KIMBERLY JEAN BACCEI 1111 find an unbreakable heart to help me get through this part; And I swear that 11 never rest until I am standing up then? with the very best. Rotcarp, Wham! Drama, Thatts your opin- ion.l wouldntt want to know. Celtics, Red Sox, Chicago Bears, Band, Chorus, Mgi. Field Hockey, Working at Bonanza, New Edition. Whitney Houston, Phantom 181- '84. Eye PtH.5. ANGELA CORA BARTON I look to the sea. reflections in the waves spark my memoty. some happy, some sad. 1 Iemembcr childhood friendsand the dreams we had. Angelique, DUBIE, Abe, Spann-gel, Slates '65. That lovin' feelinm Passenger seat driv- er, We don't have to take our clothes off Penn. Men, Wha Tucka Hashi, Uh! Do you have your heart on? C.C.R.-will powen JT, TK, M51 prom. Trio. Solid Gold Satur- day nights, Mikie buddy. Miss ya star 80. Wctre outa here! DEWEY GEORGE BALCH They say. there. that'S just what I expect- Cd! Melissa, VOC, Nov. 2.3. 1986, Pmm 15am:- nit. Camping, I miss you. Christmas- '35, Mickey Dee's, Snowmobiling, What's that?! Hit the nail! Lake Dunmore, No power KEVIN ALAN BASSETT CHRISTINE MARIE BARKER UIF I leave here tommrow, Will you still remember me, I must be- travelin' on now There's too many places I've got to aee. Juna. Basketball State Champs 34, CVGAL 55+86, Softball CVGAL 35, Field Hockey State Champs 35. Hair spray, Tedls pizza. Maine 85, Dunkin Donut Qtraws, JJts par- ties, Haunted house- wXL.d., 5th $: LA. Ba- nanas Lisa the light says red-STOPE Ange- lika deine Dcutschhausatbeiten ist wieder nicht fertig! Auf Wicderschen P.H.S. DANIEL RYAN BLANCHARD The brain is wider than the sky? Danielson. Dan, buddyTII Pizza Hut with Shane, 1 will survive, cruisin' with 5.5. and 2.2. Top, Leaphard's Pond with Snail, C.O., Oby, and CM. Skimg with Chrisbo and Danbo, Winter Carnival '37. Shelley, Love is forever KIM E. CATTERTON I canW hold on, I can't relmn Rivers will run. bridges will burn I'm not sure jusi how. but there's no lookiw back now. KIM E. Danie! 3f16f83, B.R.S.. F.H. Champs '55. $3. France '35. The nets of hell, Missy's parties, Super Bowl Sunday. Ge-e-el out, We don't have to lake our clothes off Summer '36 wf KR 8L LA. Chuckin. lila- diighfi,:ygg shook me tiger That lovin' Feelin', Au revoi: tout le monde! v Ix. JOHN ROBERT COWANS No man can climb out beyond the limila- tions of his own character. Kristin, Otters, Wobbie, Monkey Wards, prom night 86. Boston, 1:00 a.m mechanics. Ask another question Rob! Baaah! France 35, Boberl, turtle. That's the ticket, lolli- pop. soccer. that's not my style. just one sip. That's no! logical, Yeah. watching people- eat. singing on the metro, It's true. TINA LOUISE CLARK Best way to have fliends is to be one. 1 love you Robert McMahon, Sept. 5, 1986 RJ.M,, VOC, Fair tzippmd 36-37, Pizza Hut wilh Linda, Teacher's aide,Thank you Mom and Dad TRACY LYNN CUSHMAN Pick your mad, hopefully ynu don't get lost. Mark's camp, Heaven in Your Eyes TLC, WN., LIMO, TRUST MEL Mountain Dew. B3 1 hope he doeszft Find out, ' Human I'll never talk to U again. Chicken Prime Nice one. Take me home lonighi JOHN EDWARD CORLISS When I works, I works hard When 1 sits, l sits loose When I thinks 1 falls: asleep. Hot Rod Chevette, I'm thrilledl Can 1 bunow your car ma? Pigstcr, I'm not go- ing to Burger King! . 70 L96 Chevelle LISA BELLE deLANCEY The one who does no! laugh is the one biting laughed at. S.A.E., Ctaduation partles-all of them 83-87. Ran am of gas. Teds. Ponderosa, B.Eall 86- 87, yeh-hul, Maine. JJS parties, Lisa wiih a brick. Haunted house wi CB. 5H, JA, Went Streel, Football games. P.J.W.. cruising, May my humot alwav: be with P.H.S. KRISTIN CONLEY ESTERBROOK Sad soui, take comfort, nor forget, that sun- rise never failed us yet. Rob. Kreeberdoober. Kricklebee. Thanks. it's my mom's . It's a beautiful day in the neighbothood! 1:00 am. mechanics. Mk. A ctuise-BO? Co talk to him now! chunk-a- chunk, What? Oh no! But I only had two and a half. Fred Pone. hats, rings, Don't walch the shadows, Are you sure you don'l want anything? Shut up-if you want to. Garmo. STEPHEN LAWRENCE HARMON Life's dreams and fantasies are gloat as long as you can tell the difference betweEJn dreams and reality. jody. summer of 56, Burlington. Close Up 56, cruisin' with Jay, CCR, Falls 1031.386, chess anyone?. John and the cheveue, Put on the brakes! What brakes? VOC. Who's buying? Seniors Basketball at Jay's. Uhe best of friends-Juhn. Geo, Jay. Earl, Todd, Steve E., Kevin 3.. and last bun not least Petej Goodbye PHS. ANGELA LYNN FLETCHER Sow an act. and you reap a habit. Sow a habit. and you reap a charactero Saw a chat- acler, and you reap a destiny. Council, working at the bank. hats. lings, Mickey D's Inns, 1 have to be in by 10, Cricket. Laura. do a U-ie! peanut clustEIs, Tie one on with a kangaroo, Close-up, 1:00 a.m. mechanical Girls State. Girls Na- lion 36. hey. you said you wanled to bet! France, up the hiIl, . h . Au revoir KENDRA JANE HOLMQUIST Keep your Face to the sunshine and all Shadows will fall behind. Glens Falls. Someday. Somewhere. France. Prom '35, '56. P-L-O-W- MR, Tom and Jer- ry, Kender blender, Halioween with Boy George. Minnie, and Mickey. Tina-l need a ride! MOLLY HINES GRACE Never wait or hesitate, get in gear before it's too late. For you may never get another chancel Mouse, Old Grey. Kelvin, Finocio, J.B., Tony. Craigery, 1935. Super Bowl Sundays, the seven Criminals, Halloween 86, 16th B- day, 18th 8-day, L.st car, you irresponsi- ble vl kiohaushizogh, Good luck to .m Eavome causin Jilly G; take it easy on EELS. M.R.. E553 Eye PIHS. KAREN GRACE HOWLAND Some things have to be believed to be seen -Hodgson TIM. Helshey, wuss. My Timothy, 1 love you TH, Hampton Beach, Haunted house, Germany-Switzerland 56, Luceme, windows. Nein, danke! lost in the sub- way, playing malks, Hofbrauhaus, The Zipper. Kenlucky Fried, Cavalier. - Thanks Mom and Dad. MELODIE JOYCE JASMIN Don'l let the crowd pressure you, stand for something or yolll Fall For anything. Srott-SJZOJBS, Do-De, Heaven, WWBS. X- mas '35, Parties at Scotfs. Siaughlerhouse. UVM parties. Glens Falls. 5.P,A.C.. pink, circles, Bunky 8: Bundy, New Years '35. B- 291. Marlboro. B8tJ'5. Summe: of '34-55. with Tracy, Mich. Lighl, Hockey-Otters. Unit EARL JAMES KEHOE. JR. School's been fun. School's been great, But now 1 get to graduate. 15 it a VB? Pete. Misw, George, Steve. Damon, Ford. john I hope I pass, Corliss TODD FREDERICK LANDON Live For the Future, but never forget 1h:- past. WAPP, Adolph, The P. spot, Let's go 4 wheelin'. Cilation City U.5 A., made the Ametican way, Tang, Montreal 84, You got in BOB - CAT, Ranger, Geek. power lines, Yamaha. T.R.-5 minutes, Never had it, neve! will. LISSA KATHERINE LEWIS 1 gave the hesl 1 had and the best found its way to mm The best turned out In be a meal special friend? Lis, $9. John. peppermint lifesavers, T-V- Room, up the hill, 35 m.p.h., be home by B, yearbook, raw noodles and sugar water Mt. A cruise, Aug. you ptomised hackcy camp, double dates wf L.Tk, ChurchilFs, D.C., my sister, broken noses-LA. 6: M.R., long lalks, 11f9fBb, my best Friend UAWAA-J KELLIE MARIE KUGLER There me two things to aim at in life: First, logel what you want, and after thal, enjoy it. Onlyr the wisest of mankind achieve the sec- ond. JRM, 5X19X35, Dear. 'Hold on, The Z's Rear View Mirror, The White House. Non ion Brett. Proper Atlirc, Pull Over, aim, The smell of +toffee, Fair Dinkum, Dog- gyga, Barbie'a Dream Vettetun 1-690, TA, TP, Stay away Irom ... ' Trips to the Notch waM,Kiki. Kinky,Kelba, Kuba, leaving the family? KN-uThafs a Small? WHO DEE HE BE? MICHELLE ROSE L050 'Believe in yourself. The only ladder to the stars is woven with dreams. The pond, rides to VOC with Tina. Rodney 5: H055, MLWw 2 yrs. 6 1:10., The gas sta- tion, The stop light, PVMVBW The worrier. MICHAEL SEAN McLAUGHLIN May I be in heaven 3 half hour before the devil knows I'm gone. Ireland 56. Give me a cigarette! Paggy honey, Here's my limo! I am Gerty the Clown JAMES EDWARD MANNING I never did like school, but getting out is worth it. Watel skiing, Hunting. Fishing, Snowmo- biling, Bud. ACXDC, Black Sabbath, Dok- ken, my girlfriend Rhondi and long week- ends. COREY WILLIAM MULLAN Don't give up today 'cause tomorrow you'll wish you hadn't. $17 in bottles, ChrissiEs mud attack, Fri. nights at Rafs, C'mon Yatzee, Leffetd's Pond wX BW. CO, DB, SH. ON, The Who. Buds. Maggoos, The Ritz, Cousins. Coppe: Mug. I-69. Fond. Burlington, Creme de Murph, Bud Light Nights, Thal copper isn't catching us. last call, behind Creed's Market J ONATHAN ERIC MAY 'They may fumble and stumble and fail in the end-but how much wiser that is than not trying at all. M-man, skinny, 78 Chevy, Cruisin' with Wapp, The power linesl France '85, soccer :hamps '83, Junior, Bear Mountain, CB. 22 Top. sugar coated gloves, JDX. Super Deere, um-but, Closqup, Monkey Wards, P-spot, Adolph, Workiw with Henry, Gotham Bridge wX C.0., Hey Elmer, I think weke stuck. CRAIG BERNARD MULLAN You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just mighl find you get what you need 'W-d-h... . West Sheet Market, Rupp Nina II 440. AK 335. Golden arches, Craigamania. April Fools Day, The Cat, Elmer, it's a ditch, Can't, gotta work fishing with T.K.,KAC., A.B.. Soccer 86 t17l, Wha Tucki Hashi, uh! ROBERT FRANCIS MURPHY As we reach the end, a new life we 50 de- fend, Like Noah's ark we reach out for the promised Iand. The Murph. Cruisln' with Snail, The long haul, . BOOM spending time with my friends. Jeep, Doug's parties, life in the Fast lane, THANKS MOM, Buddy CHARLES GEORGE PARTELEDIS The great pleasure in life is doing what peOpIe say you cannot do. -WB Wisdom is something one vauires by making non-Fatal mistakes. Few things help an individual more than to place responsibility upon him and to let him know that you trust himl -BTW CHRISTOPHER EVANS OAKMAN Yesterday is the setting sun. Today is the road we travel on. Tomorrow is what we build our dreams upon. Corham Bridge, Dec. 9, 1985, Hubbardton. Sat. April 26. 1986, Lefford's Pond. April 21- 2.6, 1986, Prom-May 17. 1986 with Michelle, Brattlebom with DEanna. Rayts, 1-69. Flor- ence cniises, Marines Burlington with Jon. New Year's Eve '85 DAMON CHARLES PELKEY You don't learn how to swear until youh learn how to drive. 44 Ford, Gramma, Sprite green, RAVE, VICA, I wish I had a 350, Ma. I'm stuck MELISSA MAY O'BRYAN If you aspire to the highest place. it is no disgrace to stop at the second. at even the third? George. Prom '86, Mickey Dee's, Nov 23, 1956, Fair '86, How much can I spend, Those mice are running, VOC bust 'm .04va DAWN ALIZA RATHJEN Get real. Charlie. IIXZ'NBG. Whites. Tanya's lent, Raspberry, Cheeseburgers, July 29, 1986, RFS, I got great shocks, Football, shop- ping, Prom 86, I'M, I'Wherfd you get that broad? Coshabudamil, Terdmobile, Ba? ketball, RCPC. turbo boost. Halloween with Boy George. VOC '36 MICHELLE MARIE ROWE I've got a chance with myself, it I try to be sure of myself, and myself choose to try. - Billy Squier 1954 4x4x4. U woke up Dave Ridin' thru a cloud tad LB + IT, Travel Lodge, A Night in Heaven. leaves, July 4. 1956. Bryan AdamE, w!DB,R5, GLJT, 4 AM, concerts wf LA,MG, 511T, grad nites 55 $1. 86, graveyard WIA- Parlridge's lawn, Ml. A cruise-full moon, Coors tours in a Cadi. Hitches, quarts wl CB, -'K!, Tang. snowmobiling SUSAN DOROTHY REISSIG In my hands I hold loday ... In my dreams I hold tomorrow . . . In my faith I hold forever. SUZIE Q! Gluttus, Student Council Treas. lab partners-fire starter. cheeze balls. FRANCE '35, Paris, the waitm phone- booth, Boston-the 3-some and Feefee, Memory, tennis leam. Prom '86. UVM 1:. Conference. Girls State, I'd rather be ice skating! W.P.N.Yx. Ebersole-ma place fa- vorite, Burlington summer of B6 WXMM. Becker the wink ROBERTA LEE SALVAIL A friend is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you today just lhe way you are. Mike-wK love always, I get so hyper. D.P. party, m-rides to our spot, True Blue. ma- iorette-cheerleading 35-86, NYE 55, Ernie- Bert. Criiiff! Michelle: K.U.N.T.A. 8: AB- .BAA.C.C.A., Whal's the wmd? cemetery walk, water. water, water, SAP. dinner WKDP 8: TIC, Otters $3 sirloin, Montreal, Bye-Bye M,D,M. MELANIE DAWN RODGERS We all live under the same sky, but we don't all have the same horizon. Mel, Beaslie. Prom 56: Fri. 13132. Paris 35 - JM, Tanya's tent, headache, terd, Iim G., Somewhere, Pond, 7-29-86, PJ, SPAC, CCR. Cabin-AB, MR, cuttin' sweats, softball Featherbugs-LL, Great Escape. Good grief! 3- 59:, Funky' Winkerbean-LM, Boston. NY, I Wuv you Sean, Green Mont Hotel. Pauls and Kevins. almost Cermany-SW, wine into grapes, cadets, Terrill 5L, Muffin SHANE HOLLISTER SANBORN May the saddest days of your future be no worse than the happiest days of your past. Steph-4XIJX86, Soccer champs '83. Sport England 86, Celts $1, PizZa Hut w! 0.5., p- spot, Highledge, Vermont Select. 1-69 wX D.B.,A.B., C.M.. and LC my senior year. LAURA ANNE THATCHER Be not afraid of Iife. Believe that life is worth living and you! belief will help create the fact. David, Bermuda 36, sand, Forward to re- verse. I'll do a 'U-ie! tingsl hats, just checkin' Can I borrow a cup of sugar? graduation night 86, Pm gonna be OK. Where are my shoes? France, 35 mph, working at the bank. peanut clusiers, shad- ows, He's soon cutef ML A cruise-Eull moon, I'm hungry, JEFFREY JORGEN SKJEVELAND A ship in the harbor is safe. bui that is not what ships are made for. Thank you: 13-4-15, 11-10-15, and 4-1-13, From 66, July 29, 1.936. Great Escape 36, SPAC, Fred, Cigarette Boat, New York. Flor- uda Keys, Cadet sergeant MCSD, Cadet Commander RPD JENNIFER MOORE THOMAS 011: lives are so precious that time can 31- ways pass us by. and we never know why . . 50 hold on, let's hold out and reach our peaks w what we got-you know there's only one shot. +Eddie Money Mike L..9-27-85. Middlebury waN. My buddy TB, N.H4 men, April vaca. 86, Ru!- land prom-nl aAml lhreewheeling, MSJ prom- WILLPOWER! Loverboy-TL, Brattleboro, McCintosh, secret weapon waB, 55 + TB, Jump Gotham Bridge, Horse showsJonny Ben, the Camaro. We don't have 2 take R clothes off, BF-AB, MR. No one is to blame. WENDELL DUNN SMITH The wise man isglad to be instwcted. but a self-sufficient fool falls flat on his Face. Va-va-va-voom, Killinglon. YCC Haircut Poo-bear, Four! Racquetball. Ah-Coke- ologist JOHN JOSEPH VIDA qKeep dreaming your dreams for someday they will come true. Chevys $1. Fords 9H, Jay Phoenix 56 CCRJ-69, Cruisin'. LL. Dionne's 12113X85, Partying in Pittsford, water balIoons, Imn pala, Montreal 84. Pulloff, Cruisin' ihrough Piusford with SAL. 11X24f86 SEAN ROBERT WARD Attempt the end. and never stand to doubt; Nolhing's. so had but search will find it out. lld like a MciDlL-T. Prom night tmorn- my 36. Proctm at 4:30 a.m., Saba Waba. Kelba Kuba, Halloween with Boy George. Mickey, and Minnie. ONJ's numero uno fan, Union Debate, More pollution across the skitti nution, Bostoanew York, ldude' walk, wawesome. opposing traffic on the Interstate, You Spent'IHOW MUCHH? 50000 Happy Jae! S, Tssst! swallow that pen cap, Up From the depths. PETER J. WYMAN i see all the menials, laboring, The blind, deaf and dumb. The thieves, murderers and slavemakers. The helpless infants, old men and women 1 see male and female I go among them, 1 mix indiscriminately, And I salute all the inhabitants of the eanh. THOMAS PAUL WARREN BRIAN DOUGLAS WINGER In life we climb a mountain. ln death. we reach a summit, but never reach the top, but always keep striving! Tong Long, Come on. Forget it! STEELEY'. I don't dIive like a maniac, Sure Craig. What's the matter? Sure thing. Huh! What! tManti-sl' Sha-a-a-dap'! buckle up Hunger, China, mainland, Murph'. THAT WAS THEN . . . W O N B E H T ACTIVITIES The seventh grade was the surprise of the 1987 Winter Carnival. In their first carni- val they took first place. They also won the newly created Sportsmanship Award. For the first time in Five years, there was a snow sculpture contest. Here, the junior class clasped first place. Winter Carnival Day was bright, sunny and lots of fun. OmthI-I Over-All Competition . Seventh Grade . Eighth Grade . Sophomores . Juniors . Seniors . Freshmen 1987 WINTER CARNIVAL WINNERS Snow Sculptures 1. Juniors 2. Seniors . Seventh Grade . Eighth Grade . Sophomores . Freshmen $01.th H HZW n 3? STUDENT COUNCIL The 1936-1957 Student Council took a more active role in schoolwide activities. The mem- bers started out the year with a successful Halloween Dance in October. During the Christmas holidays, the council organized a Hall Decorating Contest. Points toward the Winter Carnival were given to the winning class. The council also organized a new activ- ity for the annual Winter Carnival. They sponsored spirit days and held a dance on the eve of the carnival. The council also designed and sold new school jackets. 1986-1987 Members: Angela Fletcher, Sue Reissig, Kim Catter- ton, Christa Hastings, Kim Zawistoski, Frances Franklin, Ste- fani Salvail. Cindy Hughes, Stephanie Catterton, Kelli Oak- man, Jennifer Clough, Jennifer Atwood, Matt Bell, Louis Cara- fano, Krista Hassert, Brian Atwood, Patti Lebo, Maribeth Va- lente AV STAFIV LIBRARY AIDES The AV staff and library aides were a huge help to the school; they performed a service to the school, and without their efforts, things would not run smoothly. The AV staff include ed Frances Franklin and Melissa Johnson. The library aides consisted of Lissa Lewis, Melissa Cocci, and Shelia Brookst PROCTORIAN The Proctorian staff, although small in number, had a very good year. Under the leadership of Lissa Lewis, the yearbook's editor, the staff canvassed the Rutland area in early fall and sold a record amount of ads. They worked very hard selling ads, gathering pictures, and meeting deadlines to put together a fantastic yearbook. With their adviser, Pauline Vita, the staff was able to publish a spring yearbook, something new at PHS. Proctorian members included Laura Thatcher-sports editor, Lissa Lewis-editor, Angela Fletcher-senior sec tion editor, Kim Zawistoski, Christa Hastings, Melissa Johnson, Sue Reissig, Kim Catterton and Laurie Blow. Although they were not on the staff, John Anderson and Jonathan Sargent spent much time helping the Proctorian members by taking pictures. PHANTOM PROFILES Kim Zawistoski and Christa Hastings had a successful second year writing the Phantom Profile . This newspaper article appeared each Monday in the Rut- land Herald. It informed the students, as well as the community, of school events. The articles tended to focus on the accomplishments of students, scholastic, athletic and music awards. assemblies and activities. J U N I O R H I G H This year's senior high cho- rus directed by Mrs. Smith was very successful. They performed a number of songs in each of three concerts: the Winter Concert, the Pop- Rock Concert and the Spring Concert. The group was com- posed of many talented vocal- ists. Five members tried out for the All-State Choral Festi- val. They were Angela Fletch- er, soprano; Kathy Kelleway, alto; Sean Ward. tenor; Dong row 1. Mrs. Smith. T. Young, K. Esterbrook, N. Sel- Perry, bass; and Jerome Jack, A. Burgess, A. Cucinelli, A. Fletcher; row 2. D. Racine, bass. These students Perry, 5. Ward, J. Stattel, J. Racine, B. Metcalf, D. practiced very hard and per- Currier; row 3. K. Kelleway, L. Thatcher. T. Carvey, E. formed well in the tryouts. Valach, K. Blow; row 4. L. Socinski. T. Rafter, E. Va- Some members of the chorus lach, J. Atwood; missing T. Ianni, V. Traverse, K. attended the concert, Christ- Zawistcski mas Revels in Dartmouth. row 1. K. Ianni, L. Skovira, 1. Grace, 5. Brooks, K. Salvail, M. Cocci, J. Cupoli, M. Zawistoski; row 2. R. Chuse, M. Valente, T. Manning, 5. Follett, C. Rathjen; missing H. Cowans, K. Curtis, A. Drinwater, L. Carrara, K. Pehm IDHI WOHme The junior high chorus was directed by Mrs. Virginia Smith this year. It was a group composed mostly of sev- enth graders. They practiced hard and performed in all of the concerts. Some members attended the District Choral Festival. They were Rebecca Chuse, Melissa Cocci, Shelia Brooksl Amy Drinwater, Lana Skovira, and Mari- beth Valente. The alternates were Krista Curtis and Katha Pehm. These girls practiced hard, and it showed in the performance. This year's senior high band was small in size but large in talent. The band performed many ex- cellent concerts including the Winter Concert, the PopeRock Concert and the Spring Concert. They also marched in three pa- rades; The Halloween Parade, the Memorial Day Parade, and the Loyality Day Parade. Two members tried out for the All- State Band. Rob Cowans tried out for the Jazz Band and the Concert Band. on the trombone. Doug Perry tried out for the Jazz Band on drums. row 1. H. Cowans, M. Sevign'y, C. Hastings, K. Kelleway, Ae Curtis; row 2. A. Fletcher, S. Reissig, K. Baccei; row 3. R. Cowans. N. Tracy, D. Perry, J. Stattel, R. Maynard; row 4. Mr. Swanson S E N I O R H I G H The junior high band was composed mostly of seventh graders. The band per- formed well in the three concerts. This group was very enthusiastic and energet- ic. They worked hard on all the pieces of music performed. Three members were extremely talented. These three were honored by being able to play in the senior high band. They are Heather row 1. R. Chase, K. Curtis, K. Dahlin,L.Sutherland, B. Cowans. Mark Sevigny, and Randy Curtis; row 2. M. Cocci. M. Sevigny, H. Cowans; row 3. Maynard. Mr. Swanson, B. Anderson, R. Maynard, R. Barrett, missing K. Salvail, C. Pockett, M. Franklin 41 ...- W. --w-1-m-a-rc-w'-'-' - -.- - m...- MAJORETTES A record number of girls tried out for the flag and majorette units this year. After numer- ous rehearsals, two talented squads were chosen. The two squads participated in many parades including the Loya- lity Day, Memorial Day and Halloween parades. In the Halloween parade both squads dressed as Elappers and won an award for the best costume. V'w ZCWU m amWOHyz 1. to r. G. Odettel J. Atwood, T. Ianni, A. Fletcher, L. Thatcherl L. Lewis, M. Lancour ozyw wnow rowl L L. DeLancey, K. Kugler, V. Traverse, K. Kelleway. E. Valach, B. Bacon; row 2: J. May, 5. Elrick, C. Oakman, J. Racine; row 3. A. Barton, R. Salvail, K. Baccei; row 4. T. War- ren, C. Hughes: row 5. D. Rathjen; missing A. Burgess, C. Carrara, M. Grace, T. Landon, C. Mullan, S. Sanbom, L. Blan- chard, C. Barker, K. Catterton, T. Cushman. C. Mullen, J. Thomas, R. Murphy,T. lanni, M. Valente, L. Skovira, K. Pehm This year's rock band was a very active group. They practiced almost every Wednesday night to prepare for the concerts. They performed in the Winter Concert, the Pop-Rock Concert, and the Spring Concert, performing such songs as Cher- ish , You Might Think , and I Calf! Fight This Feeling. The vo- calists were Doug Perry, Jim Stat- tel, Kathy Kelleway, Kim Zawis- taski and Angela Fletcher. The in- strumentalists were Doug Perry, drums; Brian Senecal, guitar; Jim Stattel, trumpet; Nate Tracy, tram; bone: and Angela Fletcher, key- board. This years art club consists of many members. The President is Jeni Thomas. The Vice President is Jerome Racine. The secretary is Kelli Kugler. The treasurer is Dawn Rathjen. The art club did many projects including, poster contests and fundraisers For the art program. The major fun- draiser put on by the art club this year was the February but- ton drive. 43 3ADD STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK This year Junior High and Senior High S.A.D.D. were combined. The adviser was Lynne Blair. S.ADD. had a very successful year by join- ing with the elementary school Just Say No Club . The combined group held a dance for elementa ry students and participated in Christmas caroling. S.A.D.D. has two members that attended the Green Mountain Teen Insti- tute in Bennington. They are Kathy Kelleway and Tracy Rafter. This year's officers were Melissa Johnsoa, Presi- dent; Kathy Kelleway, Vice President; Laurie Blow, secrev tary; and Tracy Rafter, trea- . The H' h of?- row 1. M. Johnson, K. Kelleway, L. Blow, T. Rafter; row 2.. E. ::::;re Mig:211'::1klilri Pres:- Kalinen, K. Blow, E. Valach, L. Socinski, A. Cucinelli, T. Young, N. cl nt- Lau 5 th 1 nd V' Selleck; row 3. L. Blanchard. M. Barker, L. Carrara, C. Hastings, 1. piesidmtfapat; 2:20, gar: Stattel, C. Case, G. Odette; row 4. T. Blow, J. Lancour, J. Navarette, law; and Kurt Supancic, trea- M. Ellis, J. Champine; Missing B. Casey, T. Ianni, F. Franklin, 5. surer. They are looking for- Ward, K' Zamstoskn, 3- Lester ward to another successful year in 19851 row 1. P. Lebo, K. Supancic, L. Sutherland raw 2. 5. Brooks, K. Salvail, K. Dahlin, L. Carrara 1. Grace; row 3. K. Pehm, M. Cocci, C. Rathjen M. Valente, J. Smith; missing. M. Franklin I. Kearney, B. Atwood, J. Cushman. L. Skovira IOHI WOHZCH ATHLETICS The Varsity Soccer team had a successful sea- VARSITY SOCCER son, the record at the end of the season was 9- 7-0. The boys were CO-Captained by seniors . t - . . . Shane Sanborn and Rob Cowans. The team will be losing three seniors: Rob Cowans, Craig Mullan and Shane Sanborn. The boys played BFA Fairfax in the quarter finals and won 3-2. They then went to the semi-finals where they were defeated by Ar- lington 4-1. Rob Cowans and Shane Sanborn were picked for the all opponent team and the all league team. The team was coached by Kirk Abrahamson. Kneeling: T. Eliot, K. Mullan, J. Anderson, C. Mullen, R. Cowans, S. Sanbom, J. Navarrete, N. Tracy, T. Carrington, K. 112ml? 1 151111 R3? .2 Rider. Standing: G. L050, J. Thomas, P. Dahlin, R. Anderson, Proctor B tterl ba ey O A. Barton, 1. Pentek, P. Burke, T. Pendleton, R. Rider, Coach Proc or 3 ratt e oro Abrahamson. rector 0 Mt. Anthony 2 Proctor 4 West Rutland 0 Proctor 4 Fair Haven 3 Proctor 3 Gt. Mountain 1 Proctor 1 Rutland 2 Proctor 5 M5,! 0 Proctor 3 Leland 8: Gray 1 Proctor 1 Black River 2 Proctor 4 Burr 5: Burton .3 Proctor 1 Mt. Abraham 5 Proctor 1 Arlington 2 Proctor 3 EPA Fairfax 2 Proctor 1 Arlington 4 The Varsity Field Hockey team had another very successful season. ending this season with a 11-4-1 over all record. This year the girls were co-captained by seniors Angie Bar- ton and Chrissy Barker. The girls played Stowe in the quarter finals and won 2-0. Proctor went on to host Oxbow in the semi-finals and had an upsetting game, losing 2-0. This year's team will be losing Four seniors: goalie Angie Barton,Chrissy Barker, Kim Cat- terton and Lissa Lewis. Chrissy Barker, Kim Catterton and Christa Hastings were picked for the CVGAL all op- ponent team. Proctor was coached for the 2nd year in a row by Ceil O'Doherty. Proctor 0 Arlington 1 Proctor 2 Otter Valley 1 Proctor 2 West Rutland 0 Proctor 2. Rutland 0 Proctor 7 Fair Haven 0 Proctor 5 Poultney 1 Proctor 2 Mt. Abraham 2 Proctor 2 Burr .Sz Burton 0 Proctor 1 Otter Vallmr 0 Proctor 1 Arlington 2 Proctor 6 West Rutland 0 Proctor 1 Burr 8: Burton 0 Proctor 2 Poultney 0 Proctor 0 Rutland 2 Proctor 2 Stowe 0 Proctor o Oxbow 2 , ,. - '- d9;?n- .7 I. V . :39 . . 9L - J , . . .2 , kt-Wmu J A 14-. .mfhr- .4330: 7- -:. -' i .22; VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY I mitt... r Kneeling: E. Valach, T. Doly, D. Currier, K. Catterton, C. Barker, A. Barton, L. Lewis, T. Landon, K. Oakman, C. Has- tings. Standing: J. Atwood, K. Zawistoski, T. Poljacil-z, C. Hughes, 5. Catterton, M. Risteff, S. Smiel, M. Barker, K. Bach cei, Coach O'Doherty; Missing: F. Franklin, J. Atwood. JV FIELD HOCKEY The J.V. field hockey team had another great , - . h ' .. . season with only one defeat. Many of the var- ljhl El .'- I i . c; ' sity players also played on the I.V. team 50 there w0uld be enough girls to field a JV. ' - ' - team. - -' - , . The players for theJ.V.games were: E. Valach. L. Lewis, J. Clough, C. Hughes, T. Poljacik, S. Smiel, M. Risteff, K. Oakman, T. Doty, D. Currier, T. Landon, M. Barker, K. Zawis- towskil A. Barton, and S. Catterton. The high scores for the team were Terry Folia- cik, Lissa Lewis, Angie Barton, and Tammy Landon. The girls were coached by Ceil O'Doherty. Proctor 3 Otter Valley 0 Proctor 1 Rutland O Proctor 2 Fair Haven 0 Proctor 1 Mt. Abraham 0 Proctor I Burr 5: Burton 0 Proctor 5 Otter Valley 0 Proctor 0 Arlington 0 Proctor 0 Rutland 2 ., w ---H meH-,H ww-H JR HIGH SOCCER Although the Jr. High boys soccer team had a losing record, they showed great enthusiasm and spirit this season. They show great poten- tial for the future. Each team member had the opportunity to display his leadership ability by serving as team captain. Jim Morgan was the team's coach. Kneeling: C. Puckett, B. Atwood, C. Franklin, 5. Tracy, M. Bell, C. Burke, L. Garafano. Standing: M. Brooks, .1. Tnliper, B. Protovanski, R. Henderson, K. Supansic, J. Smith, M. Sevig- ney, R. Galipo. JR HIGH - , .- FIELD HOCKEY - -- i ,9 g 3. CW? ' til: it?! E h I t M t . I - J The junior high field hockey team was very strong again this year ending the season with an 8-0-2 record. The captains of the team were Missy Zawistowski and Jill Cupoli. The girls were coached by Mrs. Hastings. Kneeling: K. Salvail, H. Winger, J. Cupoli, 5. Follett, M. Zawistowski, L. Sutherland, L. Carrara, Standing: J. Grace, 5. Brooks, M. Valente, B. Murdock, T. Manning, B. Anderson, M. Franklin. 49 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Standing: R. Anderson, T. Eliot, N. Tracy, J. Racine, T. Blow, A. Barton, J. Anderson, P. Burke, A. Curtis, coach Dick Wright. Kneeling: S. Sanborn, T. Landon. 5U This year's Boys Varsity Basketball team was coached by Dick Wright and captained by senior Shane Sanborn. The team suffered through a tough season ending with a record of 0-13 although they had many close games. The boys worked hard and did not become discouraged at any point in the season. The team displayed excellent sportsmanship throughout the season and they worked well together. The team will be losing two seniors, Shane Sanborn and Todd Landon. Many freshmen and sophomores participated in the Varsity games giving them valuable experience for next year. 'r' VARSITY GIRLS B ASKETB ALL This years Varsity team made it to the finals with the help of first year Varsity coach Judy Shortsleeve. The Phantoms worked their way to the finals winning C.V.G.A.L. and ending their regular season at 15-4. They then went I on to beat Winooski in the quarterfinal game, t i ' - . 71-41, and People's Academy in the semifin- 24 I 3G ' l4 . I - I : 315, 51-46, ending the season as runners up by 5 n l t h :4 4 H 33 losing to Oxbow 72-49 I . .. lg -' L' If I : .t , .' 1 ii. Bl lbw: III a , c This year's team was captained by Chrissy Barker. Next years tEam looks to be strong with the loss of only one senior. T r m H RECORD T. Landon, M. Center. C. Hughes, 8. Oakman. S. Catterton, T. Poljacik, K. Zawistoski, M. Barker, F. Franklin, 5. Smiel, Coach Judy Shortsleeve. Kneeling; Chrissy Barker. Proctor 52 BFA Fairfax 40 . I Proctor 60 Mt. Abraham 34 W ' I . Proctor 39 West Rutland 7-1 .- - Proctor 47 Woodstock 46 Proctor 54 Vergennes 40 Proctor 62 M.SJ. 58 Proctor 62 Middlebury 33 Proctor 47 Oxbow '74 Proctor 50 Fairhaven 41 Proctor 42 Arlington 71 Prcctor 66 Poultney 52 Proctor 54 Rutland 44 Proctor 62 Middlebury 44 Proctor 63 Otter Valley 39 Proctor 54 West Rutland 36 Proctor 63 Arlington 55 Proctor 40 Burr 8: Burton 57 Proctor 43 Mill River 47 PIOCIOI 48 Poultney 34 VARSITY CHEERLEADING .H 'x Missy Risteffl Melissa Johnson, Lorin Carrara, Tracy Rafter, Kim Catterton, Christa Hastings, Stefani Salvail, Molly Grace. This yeafs Varsity Squad was coached by Judy Risteff. The co-captains were senior Kim Catterton and junior Missy RistefF. The girls worked hard this year on making up a new dance routine and many new cheers. These girls were excellent representation of Proctor High Schoolws school spirit. Losing only two seniors. Kim Catterton and Molly Grace. the squad will have a good chance of placing in the Regional Competition next year. The RAHA Otters had another very successful hockey season. scoring more oals than in any previous season. They won the CVHL title in regular season lay and will go on to the finals to play Brattlegoro at Dartmouth College. Proctor su plied the Otters with two players, senior, R0 Cowans who was the captain of the team, and sophomore Jay Thomas. Al- though the team will be losing some valuable pla ers the will still have a ver stron team wit a goodychance of winning the CV L title again next year. RAHA OTTERS Back: D. Tilden, Coach Brian Collamore, M. Breznick, M. Bryant, E. Steele, A. Neuhaus, J. Merrick, S. Picucci, l. Layn. C. Johnson, D. Latteruer, D. Todthssistant Coachl, S. McElhin- ney. Front: 5. Taft, G. Tatro, B. Welch, R. Cowans, K. Thom- ton, T. Bushey, J. Thomas, S. Lobdell, 5. Bryant. JV BOYS BASKETBALL The JV Boys Basketball team this year was coached by Terry Carleton. The bays worked hard ending their season with a record of 7-9. Many of the J V players served as Floaters for the Varsity team. These players got valuable experience that will be helpful in years to come. These players will cer- tainly be assets to future Varsity Basket- ball teams at Proctor High School. JV GIRLS BASKETBALL Standing: B. Casey, S. Smiel, M. Vida, T. Davis, coach Keith Vernon, L. DeLancy, T. Ianni, S. Barker, Kneeling: J. Clough, K. Oakman. This year's JV girl's Basketball team was coached for the First year by Keith Vernon. Although the girls had a losing record they worked hard and demonstrated fine sports- manship. Three of the girls served as floaters for the Varsity team. They were Freshmen Kelli Oakman and Jennifer Clough and sopho- more Sue Smiel. Many of these girls will probably go on to play on the Varsity team next year and they will be an asset to the team. JV CHEERLEADING Jennifer Atwood, Angela Cuccinelli, Michelle Lancour, Dean- na Plansker, Niki Selleck. The J.V. Cheerleading squad worked hard this year on their routines and showed a strong display of school spirit. Deanna Plansker and Niki Selleck also served as floaters for the Varsity squad. Some of the other girls had the chance to perform with the Varsity Cheer- leaders toward the end of the year. Congratu- lations on a fine season. The junior hilgh boy's basketbga'll team, JUNIOR HIGH BOYS 5333333 FSCZJ'?EZEOSE331E:J;15215133 BASKETBALL plljyers who worked hard to make an enjoy- a e season. Many of the eighth grade players will advance to play JV or Varsity Basketball next year and they will be an asset to the team. Standing: B. Atwood, 54 Tracy, B Protovansky, R. Henderson, K. Supansic. R. Maynard! Kneeling: L. Garafano, K. Franklin, C. Burke, M. Brookes, C. PocketteA JR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL Standing: B. Murdock, M. Zawistoski, C. 1220, T. Manning, H. Cowans, 5. Follet, K. 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There were many players going out for the golf team this season. Mr. Wolynec, again, coached the team and the team appreciated all of his dedication. The captain of the team was Ion May. The team had six varsity members: Jon May, Rob Cawans, Todd Landon, Jay Thomas, Pat Burke, and Joel Miglorie. They placed well in the Southern Con- ference and missed the Fin- als by Five strokes. They will be losing seven Seniors. The seniors are J. May, R. Cowans, T. Lau- don, C. Oakman, W. Smith, T, Warren, and C. Partaledis, three of which are varsity playerst VARSITY BASEBALL This year's Varsity coach was Glen Carter. Shane Sanborn helped to lead the team in ' many ways. The team had a good seaSOn missing the ' playoffs by only one game to Arlington. They kept much enthusiasm during the season while losing many games by only one run. The ream will be losing only two seniors, Shane Sanbom and Craig Mullan 50 they should have a strong team next year. ROW 1; P. Dahlin, S. Sanborn, C. Mullan, J. Racine. ROW 2: J. Anderson, N. Navarrette, E. Wood. J. Pentek. ROW 3: MGR Lissa Lewis, M. Kuflik, K. Mullan, A. Bartonl ROW 4: COACH Glenn Carter, G. L050. Proctor 0 Woodstock 17 Proctor 5 Black River 6 , Proctor 3 Mt. Abraham 2 ' Proctor 7 Otter Valley 6 Proctor 6 Leland 8L Gray 5 Proctor 2 Fair Haven 24 Proctor 13 Vergennes 7 Proctor 7 Black River 5 Proctor 14 West Rutland 10 Proctor 11 Poultney 4 . ht. W . Proctor 7 Mill River 5 . i531: Proctor S Green Mountain 6 ll I ' Proctor 7 Burr 8: Burton 5 ' .. Proctor 15 Whitcomb 7 Proctor 7 Arlington 8 Next year's Varsity team looks to be strong losing only two seniors, Chrissy Barker and Kim Catterton. This year's Varsity coach was Dick Wright. Kim Baccei kept books for the team. The girls had a good season mak- ing it to the quarterfinals but 109- ing to Arlington, 2-1. The game was started twice on account of rain Chrissy Barker was this yearhs team captain; she also made ALL CVGAL in her third sport of the year. Proctor 2 Mt. Abraham Proctor 9 Arlington Proctor 26 Poultney Proctor 10 M51 Proctor 9 West Rutland Proctor 11 Otter Valley Proctor 14 Woodstock Proctor 13 Whitcomb Proctor 11 Poultney Proctor 8 Arlington Proctor 15 Rutland Proctor 8 West Rutland Proctor 6 Burr :5: button Proctor 10 Mt. Abraham Proctor 9 Mill River Proctor 13 Fair Haven Proctor 1 Arlington VARSITY SOFTBALL dwh r IN; -'Tf.'-.5 a '1 e ab! 1 1'Im... ;. . .. 'H' V mwu'u'ul' ROW 1: Shelley Rider, Cindy Hughes, Terri Poljacik, Tammy Lan- don, Chrissy Barker. Lori Swahn, Melissa Barker, Kim Catterton. ROW 2: Tracey Davis. Sheryl Oakman, Stephanie Catterton, The- rese Carvey, Sue Smiel, Wanda Smith, Lindy Blanchard, COACH Dick Wright. r-lv-I H NHmObObQHHNQmmep-A JR. HIGH SOFTBALL This year's softball coaches were Cathyr Cunningham and Theresa Steady. The team had a good season ending with a record of 6-2. They will be losing three eighth graders so there should be a good team next year,also. JR. HIGH BASEBALL This year's baseball coach was Carroll Brooks. The team will be losing all but one player but 5h0u1d be getting many new seventh graders. The team ended their season with a record of 0-7. 5-. x .11 '91 31 f g 11 ' Igiiin ROW 1: C. Salvail, B. Curtis, P. Lebo, B. Anderson, L. Sutherland, K. Dahlin, ROW 2: J. Grace, H. Cowans, K. Pehm, M. Zawistowski, B. Murdock, M. Franklin, L. Carrara W ROW 1: C. Pockette, R. Gallipo, M. Brooks, M. Sevigny, L. Garofano, ROW 2: Coach C. Brooks, 5. Tracy, R. Maynard, K. Franklin, C. Burke, B. Proto- vanski SPRING PARADE The 1987 Girrs State representativa were Christa Hastings and Kim Zawisloski. The site of the 19S? Girl's State was Vermont College. It was held from June 14th to the 19th. The Boyle; State representatives were Nathan Tracy and Jonathan Sargent. Boy's State was heid from June 215! to June 26th at Norwich University. These four people were given the chance to discover how and why politics work. 81 t- ' I - at : . 1 .. r. --u- ' I e..- I, ..1igiiEigMi ' 1;. Bd NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The: induction ceremony for tho Nalional Honor Society was held on April 17, 1987. Revelend Richard Marceau from the Church of the M'ildwood, United Methad- ist, was the guest speakCI.Tl1e 110w mem- bers. Kari Blow, Laurie Blow.Chri51a Has- tingg, Ava Pehm, Jonathan Sargent, Jim Stattel, Laura Thatcher. Celena Wyman, Peler 'Nyman, and Kim ZdwiHOSkl re- ceived pins and certificates of Member ship From Mrs. Vita, the National Honor Society advisor. The old members, Rob Cowans, Kristen Esterbrouk, Angela Fletcher, Sue Reissig, and Sean Ward, wel- comed the new members in a reccptmn Following the ceremony. a o :- nrlu urmns lmlrm'. mp hnur rnurngv tn Imir am In at Ihr Ii-hm 1' GRADUATION 1987 ' THE CLASS OF 1987 Class Motto We cannot discover new oceans unless we have courage to lose sight of the shore Class Flower Red 8: White Rose Class Color Maroon and White Class Marshall Jim Stattel 119883 Class Ushers Fran Franklin Jerry Navarrete Christa Hastings Brian Wood Kim Zawistoski Jerome Racine Lindy Blanchard Doug Perry Illa mmmt Dtamuer new mans unlraa wahn r wu am IOEF '3 fl the 5 . CLASS OF 1987 ACTIVITIES Sunday--June 7. 1987 Wednesday--June 10.1987 Thursday-June 11, 1987 Saturdaquune 13, 1987 nrm atmna mIIr-J-r. Iur hnur murmu- lu lm-r nu hr a! 1hr nlIu '- Baccalaureate 2:00 p.m.--High School Auditorium Class Banquet lb? reservation only! South Station 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.--Social Hour 7:30 9:00 p.m.t-Banquet 9:00 - 12:00 p.m.--Dancing 0 41 Class Trip--Great Escape GRADUATION EXERCISES 2:00 p.m.--High School Auditorium By Ticket Only BEING OF SOUND MIND AND BODY, I Kim Baccci, leave my locker decorations to Kari Bluwt George Balch. will my ability to straighten out Mt. Hansen to Jay Saceric. Chrisr-y Barker, leave my artistic ability to Lindy Blantharcl. Angie Barton, leave the caretaking of Morly to Melissa Barker and my ability to keep my big fat mouth shut to Ricky John Anderson. Kevin Bas-sett. leave my ID. to the Class of last Dan Blanchardy leave my craziness to Jamie Lancour. Kim Catterlon. leave Cindy Hughes, Terri Poljacik, and Slcph Calterton the Bombet. Tina Clark, leave my parking spot to Linda Watkins. Rob Cowans, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Pat Burke and my hockey stick to Jay Thomas. Tracy Cuahman, leave my ability to matrh my clothea to Casey Rathjen. Llaa deLance . leave my Plymouth Scamp to Sue: Smiel and Terry Ianni. Kristin Ester rook, leave my quietnes; to Melissa Barker. Angela Fletcher, will the Flag-raising to Kelli Oakman and Jenny Clough and a little bit of optimism to Christa Hastings Molli Grace. leave my reliable Old Grey to Missy Risteff. Steve Harmon, leave Proctor High School barely! Kendra Holmquist. leave all my dimes to call my mommy to Mr. Brown. KalenkHowland, wt l my car l0 Jamie Lancour and my German 1V grades to Melissa Bar er. Dede Jasmin, leave m whole musit collection to my cousin. Tim Ctiffin - enjoy! Earl Kehoey leave all the good times I've had. Kellie Kuglory leave Basbiels Dream Vette to Paul Dahlin. Lissa Lewis. leave my earbuulr. editorship to Laurie Blow and Kim Zawistoski, and all my knowledge olyalgebta to John Andaman. Michelle L050. leave my golf clubs to Joel Mi lorie. Scan McLaughlin, leave my smoking habit to L Allhoff and Mrs. Ballou - also my first quarter failin grade to Mrs. Camcron. Craig Mullan, leave inwn Pamek my tadat detectot. Chris; Oakmanl leave my driving ability to Michelle Lancour. Melieaaa OlBryan. will my driving ability and parking space to Tim Balch. Chip Partaledis, leave my ylsions to anyone with the foresight to use them. Damon Pelkey. leave my driving skills to anybody crazy enough to have them. Dawn Rathjrn, leave my talent of Falling on the basketball court to my sister Casey. Sue Rcizasig. leave a new can of tennis balls Ilfor next year's practical and my picture of Boris Becker tufh-risla Hastings. Melanie- Rodgers. leave my snuggle tn Sue Smlcl and my love of German to Pal Bur E. Michelle Rowe, leave my truck and the money for an overhaul to Melissa Barker and Erika Kalinen. Robetta Salvail, leave Mike Kuflik all my love. Shane Sanbom, leave lltt: hiX points off my drivers license and my speeding ticketa to Jason Pentek. Jeffrey Skjeveland leave rnjtr empty bottles land some full one: tool to Sue 5miel. Laura Thatcher. leave my English version of La Pestc'; tu Madame May. Juhn Vida leave Proctor High School forever! Sean Wald, leave my tch-level, renovated and lurni5l1ed locker, complete with huuks, good old kn. lo Kari Blow. Tom Warren. leave my height to Jeff Champtne. Pete: Wyman. leave my Buick to anyone with a tow truck.