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CO-EDITOR DICK RICHARDSON RUSINESS MANAGER DAVE TIRRETTS ADVISOR

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"Teacher of the Year" Mr. Spencer V. Wright To a dedicated man. . . .

W e as seniors have looked into our past and found you, a m a n w h o has contributed greatly to the spirit of our class.

A s our teacher or coach, you have given freely of your time and effort whether it was in the classroom or on the field. Y o u were always there willing to help people.

W e wish to show our appreciation by dedicating this, the 1965 Green Lantern, to you, Spencer V. Wright.

FACULTY AND STAFF

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HEADMASTER'S MESSAGE The staff of the Green Lantern, aided and abetted by Mr. Curtis, have conducted their affairs in a more businesslike, efficient manner than we have seen for some time. As I write, we have not seen the fruit of their labors, but you are now looking at the finished product. I hope the editors are happy with the year book, and that the experience has been valuable for them. They certainly tried

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Mrs. Farrell and I wish all the best of success for the class of 1965. The school government whose leaders were from the class, has been one of the most effective and most sincere. The influence of a school government has been enhanced under the leadership of the class of 1965, and respect for it increased from students and faculty. This is a most worthwhile contribution to the school and we appreciate the efforts of the individuals who made this possible.

The class of 1965 represents another Proctor landmark, as your senior year brought our almost legendary field house out of the dream area and approaching actuality. The architects are working on the specifications, ground has been broken, and when the members of the class of 1965 have finished their first year of college, if they will come back to Proctor, we should be able to show them around the completed building.

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MR. ERNEST L. SHERMAN, B.S. in Ed., B.U.; M.A., U.N.H.; Assistant Headmaster, Admissions Director, Director of Studies, History of Religion, Job Cabinet, Handbook. Council for Publications.

MR. IRVING W . STULTZ, B.S., Tufts; S.T.B., M.P.A., Harvard; Director of College Placement, Algebra I, Algebra II, Varsity Baseball.

MRS. M I L D R E D S. H O W A R D , Bartlett Secretarial School; Bursar, Assistant to Mr. Farrell.

MR. D O N A L D B. COOPER, Chef.

MR. DAVID W . A R M S T R O N G , B. in Ed., Keene Teachers College; Testing, Allowances & Personal Accounts, Proctor Chest, Algebra I, Remedial Reading, J.V. Baseball.

MRS. A L B E R T T. BOYD, Occidental University, A.B.; Spanish, Remedial Reading.

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MR. CHARLES W . CASWELL, B. in Ed., Keene Teachers College; English I, J.V. Ski Team, Varsity Tennis, Clarion Advisor, Council for Publications, Senior Class Advisor, F.F.A.C.

MR. PETER M. COLE, A.B., U.N.H.; English II, Varsity Ski Team, Reserve Football Team, Caldron Advisor, Council for Publications, Athletic Council.

MR. H. W A Y N E CURTIS, A.B., U.N. H.; English IV, Green Lantern Advisor, Council for Publications Secretary, J.V. Football Team, J.V. Hockey Team.

MR. G E O R G E B. E M E N Y , JR., B.S., Mount Union College, Tufts, Chemistry, Biology, Ski School, Lacrosse.

MR. DAVID F O W L E R , B.A. Colby, University of Hawaii, American History, Ancient History, Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse.

MR. J O H N M. KIRK, JR., A.B., Princeton, English III, Proctor Press, Council for Publications, Proctor Players, Reserve Football Team, Reserve Ski Team, J.V. Lacrosse.

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MR. J O H N W . K N O X , Montgomery Junior College; Boat Shop, Metal Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Sailing, Ski School, Cabin Club, F.F.A.C.

MR. L L O Y D H. LITTLEFIELD, B.S., M.S., U. of Tennessee, M.S., U.N.H.; Biology, Physics, Forestry, Ski School, Audio-Visual Club.

MR. JOHN P. O'CONNOR, A.B. College of the Holy Cross, Trinity College; French I, Latin I. Latin II, Golf.

Green Lantern Advisor, Council for Publications, Director of Publicity.

MRS. DORIS B. PIERCE, B.A. McGill; B.A. Lowell State Teachers College; Director of Music, House Mother.

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MR. R O G E R E. B. R A N D A L L , B.S., B.U.; Ed.M. B.U.; Advanced Math, Algebra II, Physics, Tennis, Golf, Astronomy Club.

MR. GILBERTO J. SUAREZ, A.B. Normal Superior de Educacion Fisica, Ed., Keene Teachers College, PlySpanish I, II, III, J.V. Tennis.

M R . R O B E R T P. W I L S O N , B.A. in Ed., Keene Teachers College, Graduate Work at Plymouth Teachers College, B.U., Clark U.. Stevens Inst, of Technology, Plane Geometry, J.V. Football Team, Ski School, Cabin Club. Gun Club. F.F.A.C.

MRS. SPENCER V. W R I G H T , A.B. Vassar; M.A. Middlebury. French II, III, IV, Dramatics.

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IN MEMORIAM MR.

CHARLES

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MURPHY

A dedicated teacher and coach who served Proctor for one year before his tragic demise one year ago.

MR.

ALBERT

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BOYD

Mr. Boyd, a long time friend of Proctor, had only six months to bring his artistic genius to our classrooms. His love for his work was the gift he shared with each of his students.

MR.

CHARLES

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JONES

For seventeen years, Mr. Jones served as chef to the school. A noted sportsman in his own right, his love of schoolboy sports is evidenced by the Jones Trophies which are awarded at Proctor each year. These trophies stand as monuments representing the love, concern, and fidelity that one man held for Proctor. We will not soon forget.

SENIORS

A n d r e w Bucklin A d a m s ENTERED 1962 8 John Street Westboro, Massachusetts Activities: Golf (2); Ski School (2); J.V. Football (3) ; J.V. Hockey Manager (3) ; Varsity Football (4) ; Varsity Baseball (2,3, Captain 4) ; Job Cabinet (3) ; Flanders House Leader (4) ; D o r m Cabinet (4) ; Student Council (Treasurer 4) ; Senior Fire Company. College: MacMurray

Robert Charles Applegarth ENTERED 1962 5098 Butler Pike Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania Activities: J.V. Football (4); Varsity Football (2, 3; Hockey Manager (2,3); Ski Patrol (4); Varsity Baseball (2) ; J.V. Lacrosse (3) ; Seventh Sport (4) ; Glee Club (2) ; Dining R o o m Assistant (4) ; Job Cabinet (4) ; Senior Grass Commissioner. U.S.M.C.

David J a m e s Batchelder ENTERED 1962 2526 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington. Massachusetts Activities: Sailing (2,3); Forestry (3,4); Glee Club (2,3,4) ; Audio-Visual Club (3,4) ; Ski School (2,3,4) ; Carnival Art Committee (3,4) ; Clarion (4) ; Group Leader Pierce House (4). College: Hart wick

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Peter Raymond Betts ENTERED 1962 171 Day Street Granby, Connecticut Activities: Reserve Football (2) ; J.V. Football (3); Varsity Football (4); J.V. Ski Team (Captain 2) ; Varsity Ski Team (3, Co-captain 4) ; J.V. Tennis (2) ; Debating Club (3) ; Winter Carnival Committee (3.4) ; Carr House Group Leader (4).

College: St. Lawrence University

William Robinson Blair ENTERED 1961 P. O. Box 335 Ligonier, Pennsylvania Activities: Reserve Football (1); J.V. Football (2,3); Varsity Football (4); J.V. Ski Team (1); Ski School (2) ; Varsity Ski Team (3,4) ; J.V. Baseball (1,2,3); Tennis (4); Camera Club (3).

College: U C L A .

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William Thomas Brown ENTERED 1960 Coleman Road South Byfield, Massachusetts Activities: Forestry (1,4); Ski School (1,2,3,4); Sailing (1,2,3,4); Camera Club (3,4); Proctor Players (2,3,4) ; Audio Visual Club (1,2, President 3,4); Green Key (2,3,4); Proctor Press (1,2); Clarion (4); Caldron (4); Green Lantern (4).

College: Syracuse

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Arthur Coolidge Cox ENTERED 1962 22 Fairview Avenue Reading. Massachusetts Activities: Tennis (2): J.V. Hockey (Co-captain 2) : J.V. Baseball (2) : Sailing (3.4) : Varsity Hockey (3.4): Camera Club (3); Glee Club (2,3, 4 ) : Cabin Club (2.3): Proctor Players (2, President 3 ) ; Caldron (4); Alternate Keeper of the Spirit (4); Antique Auto Club (3); Shop Foreman (3) ; Job Cabinet (3) ; Mary Lowell Stone House Group Leader (4).

College: Allegheny College

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V Peter Jennings Crawford ENTERED 1963 Fordham Road Essex. Connecticut Activities: Reserve Football (2): Varsity Football (3,4); Ski School (2); Varsity Ski Team (3.4): Lacrosse (2.3); Sailing (4): Camera Club (2): Senior Fire Company.

College:

William Kelly Davis

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Weston Road Lincoln. Massachusetts Activities: Reserve Football (3); J.V. Baseball (31; J.V. Tennis (4); Varsity Hockey Manager (3,4) ; Glee Club (3) ; Proctor Press (3).

College: Boston University

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M o o r e Meigs D a v o c k ENTERED 1962 348 Aspen Birmingham, Michigan Activities: J.V. Hockey (2); Varsity Football (3, 4 ) ; Varsity Hockey (2,3 Captain 4 ) ; Varsity Lacrosse (2,3,4) ; Proctor Players (2) ; Camera Club (2); Proctor Press (3, Editor 4 ) ; Proctor Chest Ass't Chairman (3) ; Winter Carnival Committee (3); Dining R o o m Ass't (3); Job Cabinet (3); Ass't School Leader (4) ; Council for Publications (4); Student Council (4); D o r m Cabinet (4); Harvard Book Prize (3) ; Varsity Letter Sweater; Valedictorian (4) ; Senior Fire Company.

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Leon Converse Fay, Jr. ENTERED 1961 Argilla Road Ipswich, Massachusetts Activities: Reserve Football (1,2) ; Ski School (1, 2,3,4); Ski Patrol (3,4); J.V. Baseball (1,2, Captain 3 ) ; Golf (3,4); Tennis (2); Cabin Club (1, 2 ) ; Camera Club (3); Glee Club (1,2); Green Lantern Sponsorship Editor (4).

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Robert Stetson Fisher ENTERED 1961 13 Glen Road Bedford, N e w Hampshire Activities: Reserve Football (1); Sailing (2,3,4); Ski School (1,3,4); Hockey Manager (2); J.V. Baseball (1,2,3) ; Lacrosse (4) ; Cabin Club (3,4) ; Proctor Players (2).

College:

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Bruce White Gasque ENTERED 1963 R.F.D. #1 Millbrook, N e w York Activities: Fall Tennis (3,4) ; J.V. Tennis (3) ; Varsity Tennis (4); Ski School (3); J.V. Ski Team Manager (4); Glee Club (3); Audio Visual (3, 4 ) ; Cabin Club (3).

College: Boston University

Thomas Clark Geibel ENTERED 1962 29 James Street Cortland, N e w York Activities: J.V. Skiing (2); Varsity Skiing (3,4); Varsity Sailing (2,3,4) ; Camera Club (2,3,4) ; Green Lantern (4) ; Proctor Press (4) ; Dining R o o m Assistant (3) ; Shirley Hall Foreman (4) ; ]oh Cabinet (4).

College: Colby

Alan Jay Grossman ENTERED 1963 225 Reservoir Road Brookline, Massachusetts Activities: Reserve Football (3) ; J.V. Football (4) ; Ski School (3.4) ; Lacrosse (4) ; Clarion (3): Audio-Visual Club (4).

College: Brandeis University

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Frank Edward Hinkley ENTERED 1964 700 Plymouth Drive North Muskegon, Michigan Activities: Fall Tennis (4) ; J.V. Tennis (Co-captain 4) ; Reserve Ski Team (4) ; Glee Club (4) ; Camera Club (4).

College: Earlham

Peter Hodgkinson ENTERED 1962 24 Fox Meadow Lane Wayland. Massachusetts Activities: Varsity Football (2,3,4); Varsity Lacrosse (3,4) ; Ski School (2,3) ; Tennis (2) ; Glee Club (2); Carnival Committee (3,4); Green Lantern (3); Dance Committee Chairman (4); Mary Lowell Stone House Group Leader (3) ; Mary Lowell Stone House Leader (4) ; D o r m Cabinet (4) ; Campion's Representative (4) ; Junior Marshal (3); Student Council (4); Athletic Council (4); Varsity Letter Sweater; Senior Fire Company.

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William Preston Hood ENTERED 1962 57 Arlington Street Winchester, Massachusetts Activities: Reserve Football (2) ; J.V. Football (3); J.V. Ski Team (2); Varsity Ski Team (3, Co-captain 4) ; Varsity Golf (2, Captain 3,4) ; Glee Club (2,3) ; Green Lantern (3, Co-editor 4) ; Council for Publications (4) ; Handbook Committee (4) ; Morton House Group Leader (3) ; Gulick House Leader (4) ; D o r m Cabinet (4) ; Student Council (Chairman 4) ; Executive Committee (4) ; Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer (4) ; Varsity Letter Sweater; Senior Fire Company.

College: Colorado College

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Dayton Tyler Kieswetter ENTERED 1961 Llewellyn Park West Orange, N e w Jersey Activities: Golf (1,2); J.V. Baseball (1); J.V. Tennis (3) ; J.V. Ski Team (1) ; Varsity Ski Team (2,3,4) ; MacKenzie House Group Leader (4) ; Senior Fire Company.

College: Boston University

Gray Muzzy Lerchen ENTERED 1961 180 Lowell Court Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Activities: Sailing (1,2,3,4); Ski School (1,2); J. V. Hockey (3, Co-captain 4) ; Proctor Press (1,2, 3,4); Glee Club (1,2,3); Green Key (2, Chairm a n 3,4) ; Winter Carnival Committee (2, Cochairman 3 ) ; Ass't Dining R o o m Foreman (2); Flanders House Leader (3) ; D o r m Cabinet (3,4) ; Handbook Committee (Editor 4) ; Junior Marshall (3); Council for Publications (Chairman 4 ) ; School Leader (4) ; Student Council (3,4) ; Executive Committee (4) ; Senior Fire Company.

College: St. Lawrence University

Stuail Lipp ENTERED 1963 Sperry Road Kirtland Hills Mentor, Ohio Activities: J.V. Ski Team (3,4) ; Varsit\ Tennis Manager (3,4); Glee Club (3); Winter Carnival Committee (3) ; Green Key (3,4) ; Proctor Press (3) ; Job Superintendent (4) Job Cabinet (4) ; Student Council (Secretary 4) ; Lecture Committee (4); Handbook Committee (4); Senior Fire Company.

College; College of Wooster

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J a m e s W o l f e Locke ENTERED 1963 39 Spruce Hill Road Weston, Massachusetts Activities: Tennis (4) ; Reserve Hockey (Captain 4) ; Seventh Sport (4).

College:

Robert M a c G r e g o r Martin 101 Brighton Road Springfield, Ohio Activities: Reserve Football (1) ; J.V. Football (2); Varsity Football (3,4); J.V. Hockey (1,2, Co-Captain 3) ; Varsity Hockey (4) ; Varsity Lacrosse (1,2,3 Co-Captain 4) ; Proctor Players (President 4) ; School Moderator (4) ; Student Council (4) ; Athletic Council (4) ; Lecture Committee (Chairman 4 ) ; Morton House Leader (4); D o r m Cabinet (4).

College: Miami University. (Ohio)

Frederic G e r s h o m

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228 Grove Street Montclair, N e w Jersey Activities: Reserve Football (1,2) ; J.V. Football (3) ; Ski School (1,2,4) ; J.V. Ski T e a m (3) ; Lacrosse (1,2); Seventh Sport (3); Forestry (4); Glee Club (1,2,3,4); Proctor Players (2); Winter Carnival Art Committee (1) ; Proctor Press (1,2, Editorial Editor 3 ) ; Caldron (Ass't Editor 3 ) ; Clarion (3, Editor 4) ; Student Librarian (3,4) ; Job Cabinet (3,4).

College: University of Chicago

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Barron Rogers Nagle ENTERED 1963 27 B o w Road Wayland, Massachusetts Activities: J.V. Football (Co-Captain 3) ; J.V. Tennis (Co-Captain 3) ; Varsity Hockey (3,4) ; Seventh Sport (4) ; Green Lantern (3,4) ; Caldron (3,4) ; Green Key (3,4) ; Winter Carnival Committee (3,4) ; Senior Fire Company (Co-Chief).

College: Hartford University

Clyde Fairfax N e w m a n , III ENTERED 1964 601 Maplewood Road Wayne, Pennsylvania Activities: J.V. Football (4) ; Varsity Hockey (4) Varsity Tennis (Co-Captain 4) ; College: Colorado College

John R a y Nichols ENTERED 1964 11 Winter Street Nahant, Massachusetts Activities: Varsity Football (4) ; Varsity Baseball (4) ; Ski School (4) ; Assistant Student Athletic Director (4).

College: University of N e w Hampshire

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Carlton Overton Pate III ENTERED 1962 North Rockridge Greenwich, Connecticut Activities: Reserve Football (2) ; J.V. Football (3, Captain 4) ; Ski School (2,3) ; Ski Patrol (4); J.V. Baseball (2) ; Varsity Baseball (4) ; Lacrosse (3) ; Glee Club (2,3,4) ; Clarion Staff (3,4) ; Dry Cleaning Foreman (4) ; Job Cabinet (4).

College: Monmouth (Illinois)

Roger Prouty Payson ENTERED 1961 24 Otsego Road Worcester, Massachusetts Activities: J.V. Baseball (1,2); Tennis (1,2,3,4); Forestry (3,4) ; Ski School (1,2,4) ; J.V. Ski Team (3); Audio Visual Club (1,2,3,4); Civil Defense Communications (3. Chief 4) ; Winter Carnival Committee (3) ; Green Lantern (3,4).

College: University of Maine

Ronald Clarence Pearl ENTERED 1964 15 Hawthorne Street Brunswick, Maine Activities: Varsity Football (4) ; Lacrosse (4) ; Ski School (4) ; Athletic Director (4) ; Handbook Committee (4).

College: Norwich University

Harry Morrow Pierce III ENTERED 1962 59 Parkwood Road Fairfield, Connecticut Activities: Varsity Football (3,4) ; Varsity Baseball (3) ; Ski School (3,4) ; Golf (3,4) ; Gun Club (3) ; Cabin Club (3.4) ; Green Lantern (3) ; Cary House Group Leader (3) ; Cary House Leader (4): D o r m Cabinet (4); Student Council (4); Dance Committee (4) ; Senior Fire Company (Cochief 4 ) .

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John Frank Pollock ENTERED 1962 26 Prospect Place Massapequa, N e w York Activities: Ski School (2); Ski Patrol (3,4); Varsity Baseball (2,3,4) ; Varsity Football (4) ; Golf (3) ; Glee Club (3) ; Caldron (4) ; Green Lantern (3).

College: Washington and Jefferson

Marcus Morton Shennan ENTERED 1962 Marston Avenue Hyannis Port, Massachusetts Activities: Lacrosse Manager (2) ; Lacrosse (3,4) Ski School (2.3.4) ; Sailing 2,3,4) ;Glee Club (2, 3,4) ; Dining R o o m Assistant (4) Job Cabinet (4).

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Martin Stanley Spiller ENTERED 1961 377 Forest Avenue Swampscott, Massachusetts Activities: Forestry (1); Ski School (1,2.3,4); Varsity Lacrosse (1.2.3,4) ; Reserve Football (2) ; Gulick House Group Leader (4).

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Richard Kimball Sprague, Jr. ENTERED 1961 12 Broad Street Salem, Massachusetts Activities: Reserve Football (1, Co-captain 2) ; Varsity Football (3); J.V. Hockey (1); Varsity Hockey (2.3.4) : Varsity Lacrosse (1.2.3,4) ; Dining R o o m Ass't (2) ; Group Leader MacKenzie House (3); MacKenzie House Leader (4); D o r m Cabinet (4) ; Job Cabinet (3) ; Student Council (4) : Financial Gifts Committee (4) ; Jones' Trophv for Hockey; Varsity Letter Sweater.

College: University of N e w Hampshire

Stephen Haines Stoner ENTERED 1963 412 West 8th Street Anderson, Indiana Activities: Tennis (2) ; Varsity Football Manager (3,4) ; Ski School (2.3) ; Varsity Hockey Manager (4) ; Seventh Sport (2.3.4) ; Carr House Group Leader (4) ; Senior Class President (4) ; Handbook Committee (4) ; Senior Fire Company.

College: University of Denver

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John Farson String III

ENTERED 1963 614 Ardmoor Drive Birmingham, Michigan Activities: Tennis (3); Ski School (3,4); Sailing (3,4); Lacrosse (4); Caldron (3); Winter Carnival Committee (3) ; Maxwell Savage Foreman (4) ; Job Cabinet (4).

College: Ohio Wesleyan.

David E m e r s o n Tesar ENTERED 1963 10 Stratford Road Winchester, Massachusetts Activities: Varsity Sailing (3,4) ; Ski School (3,4) ; Clarion Advertising Manager (4) ; Glee Club (3, 4 ) : Cabin Club (4); Gannett House Group Leader (4) ; Salutatorian.

College: Cornell

David William Tibbetts ENTERED 1962 99 High Street Andover, Massachusetts Activities: J.V. Football (2,3); Varsity Football (4) ; J.V. Baseball (2) ; Ski Team Manager (2,3) ; Ski Patrol (4) ; Proctor Players (2,3,4) ; Glee Club (2); Caldron (3); Green Lantern (2, Business Manager 4) ; Winter Carnival Committee (2); Cabin Club (3.4); Debating Club (3); Dining R o o m Ass't (4) Job Cabinet (4).

College: Syracuse

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Bruce Roy Van Ness ENTERED 1962 22 Cedar Lane Princeton, N e w Jersey Activities: Varsity Football (2,3, Captain 4) ; Varsity Hockey (2,3,4) ; Varsity Baseball (2) ; Varsity Lacrosse (3, Co-Captain 4) ; Proctor Press (Sports Editor 4) ; Dining R o o m Assistant (3) ; Job Cabinet (3) ; Varsity Letter Sweater; Senior Fire Company.

College: Rutgers University

Richard Purington Waltz, Jr. ENTERED 1961 106 Columbia Road Portland, Maine Activities: Reserve Football (1,2); J.V. Football (3, Captain 4 ) ; Varsity Ski T e a m (2,3); Ski School (4); J.V. Baseball (1, Captain 2 ) ; Varsity Baseball (3,4); Audio Visual Club (2,3); Glee Club (3,4); Proctor Players (3); Gulick House Leader (3) ; D o r m Cabinet (3).

College: Boston University

Robert W a r n e r , Jr. ENTERED 1964 106 Soldiers Place Buffalo, N e w York Activities: Sailing (4); J.V. Ski Team (4); Oarion (4).

College: University of Denver

JUNIORS

Standing, left to right: N. Gort, G, Craft, G. Coleman. T. Holcomb, C. Allen. Second row: S. Johnson, J. Clarke, W . Cadley, W . Curtin, G. Kelley, S. Hamilton. Third row: W . Field, T. Freed, H. Bleakie, G. Hine, J. Cioffi. Fourth row: W . Fletcher, G. Infanti, B. Cawne, R. Jewett, D. Eager, M. Albers, P. Dingle.

Standing, left to right: G. Pick, T. Onthank, D. Richardson, J. Skelskie. Second row: G. Miller, L. Martin, L. Senno, D. Silva.

Third row: M . Metcalf, A. Moses. Fourth row: F. Vella, Q. McConnell, C. Perry, G. Poore, P. Stoddard, G. Mauer, J. Tani Fifth row: K. "tt'hyte, W . terKuile, E. Robotham, A. Olsen. C. Walters.

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SOPHOMORES

First row, left to right: S. Dey, G. Hack, G. Henschel, R. Bennett, C. Allard, F. Fisher. Second row: R. Harte, R. Bristol, T. Frates, A. Bursaw, J. Clement, G. Howe, S. Bartlett, W . Comstock, R. Gourley, G. Hockmeyer, R. Bernhard.

Standing, left to right: W . Wickes. S. Lathrop, R. Lancaster, J. Morris, J Minor. Second row: A. Turner. E. Shannon, A. Koehler, G. Miller. R. Miller. Third row: R. Wojtczak, C. Otis, R. VanBrunt, R. Niss, J. Rock. Fourth row: J. Schofield, K. Lowndes, S. Newell, P. Moore, A. Shaw.

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FRESHMEN

Standing, left to right: B. Chase, K. Conway, A. Drummond, R. Cutler. J. Drakos. Second row: G. Brengle, J. Gary, B. Berlin, P. Guerin, F. Hall. Third row: D. Biddle, F. Bradley, D. Ewasick, C. Benger, J. Carr, M. Holmes. Fourth row: C. Flammer, T. Dickson, J. Bird, W . Hykes.

Standing, left to right: J. Randall, R. Dove. R. Meier, J. Maguire, M . Kelley, C. Materne, T. Perry. Second row: T. Marsh, T. Markley, J. Rendall, J. Northrop, R. Johnson, M . Smith. Third row: J. Red, C. Morris. D. Wallace, D. Ward, C. Whitney, J. Infanti, H. Johnson, J. Seymour.

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PROCTOR

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Front row: M. Sherman, J. Maguire, J. Infanti, R. Cutler, B. Chase, S. Lathrop, J. Nichols, E. Hinckley. Back row: S. Newell, W . TerKuile. W . Fletcher, B. VanNess, D. Ward, P. Stoddard, R. Harte, G. Lerchen.

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Sitting, left to right: Mr. Fowler, E. Decatur, H. Pierce, J. Nichols, P. Hodgkinson, Captain B. Van Ness, M. Davock, P. Crawford, R. Martin, R. Pearl. Mr. Wright. Second rem: S. Stone, B. Adams, S. Johnson, P. Betts, G. Mauer, J. Clarke. G. Poore, N. Gord, D Tibbitts, A. Drummond. Third row: P. Moore. J. Pollock, J. Red, W. Curtin, A. Olsen, W. Cadle, W. Blair, G. Coleman, R. Jewett

Lead by Captain Bruce Van Ness and new head coach David Fowler, the '64 varsity football team quickl\ made the shift to the split " T " formation so successfully, as to beat Holderness, after four years of defeats; and to compile a winning season of 3-2-1. The Proctor green broke the Holderness winning streak with a crushing 26-0 victory.

The season opened with our victory over the Andover junior varsity, 8-0. The game was more of a test for our new players and our new formation, than a hotly contested battle. W e were pleasantly reassured of our new quarterback's ability, Ronnie Pearl, and fullback Everett Decatur; along with the offensive ability of the split " T " formation. Other outstanding seasonal proformances were put in by Peter Hodgkinson, S a m Johnson, John Nickols, Mugs, Davock. Jeff Clarke, and Gordon Mauer.

Unfortunately, next year's team is graduating, or losing a large part of this year's team. But bolstered

by Co-captains Everett Decatur and S a m Johnson, the team could develop itself into a fine unit.

Captain Van Ness.

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PROCTOR WHOMPS HOLDERNESS

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First row, left to right: R. Wood, G. Mauer, W . Cadley, R. Martin. S. Johnson, P. Hodgkinson, P. Crawford. Second row: M. Davock, R. Pearl, E. Decatur, Captain B. Van Ness.

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Come back with our oranges!

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Sitting, left to right: Mr. Curtis, W. terKuile. R. Applegarth, R. Waltz, C. Pate, A. Shaw, J. Becker, A. Grossman, J. Rock, Mr. Wilson. Second row: C. Lowndes, T. Newman, J. Cfement, D. Richardson, S. Bartlett, J. Seymour, R. Wojtczak, H. Johnson, Third row: M. Smith, J. Tani, G. Infanti. P. Dingle, C. Whitney, D. Silva, R. Wallace.

Despite the heroic efforts of players and coaches, the J.V.'s could only post a 2-4-1 record for this season.

The team was cut to the point where those who remained would get as much experience for future years as would be possible. With the exception of graduating seniors eleven of these boys should be Varsity material next year. The strength of this team was very definately on the defense. The linemen, Seymour. Rock. Whitney, terKuile. Grossman. Smith. Dingle and Infanti. did a fine job all year. Co-Captains Waltz and Pate were sparkplugs throughout the season. This was a year of spirit, hard knocks, squat jumps and valuable experience.

Capt. Waltz, on the way.

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RESERVE

FOOTRALL

Sitting, left toright:Mr. Cole, C. Allard, R. Bennett. A. Koehler, W . Fletcher, F. Bradle, P. Kent. P. Guerin, J. Gar, T. Dickson, W . Noyse, T. Perry, Mr. Kirk. Second row: G. Hockmeyer, R. Harte, G. Pick, T. Freed, R. Niss.

J. Miner, J. Northrop, L. Johnson, S. Dey. B. Berlin, J. Carr. Third row: J. Infanti, M . Holmes, D. Ewasick. W .

Hykes, J. Schofield, C. Otis, J. Maguire, F. Fisher, R. Miller, L. Martin, J. Rendall, M . Kelley.

Reserve Football, led by coaches Cole and Kirk and captain "Y. A." Bennett, enjoyed a successful season in all respects this year. Bennett's passing, Gary's running, and Pick's sparkling line play made this squad the team to beat in league competition. The big win of the year was their 26-0 win over the Holderness Reserves, which turned out to be deadly foreshadowing of the impending Varsity game.

With a record number of boys playing on this team. the aspect of strong Proctor teams in the future is excellent. Hard work and spirit, the earmarks of this team, are destined to be seen in years to come.

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VARSITY

HOCKEY

Sitting, left to right: B. Nagle. W . Field, L. Senno, Captain M. Davock, R. Martin, K Sprague, R. Harte, D. Silva, T. Newman. Standing: S. Stoner, S. Johnson, H. Bleak le. P. Moore, M. Metcalf, G. Poore, A. Cox, W . Davis, Mr. Wright.

This year's Varsity Hockey Team can look back on its season with great pride. The team led

by Captain Mugs Davock won eight out of ten games and shared the Lakes Region title with Tilton.

The team started practice before Thanksgiving and by Christmas they had already played one scrimmage, a 7-0 loss to Hanover H.S. The team was strengthened this year by many new boys and several of last year's junior varsity players.

After coming back from the Christmas vacation, the team won three straight games over Tilton, Hanover, and N e w Hampton before a loss to Berwick. After beating N e w Hampton, the team lost to Lawrence 3-1. After the loss to Lawrence, Proctor won their last four games by beating Concord, Brewster, and two big wins over our rival, Holderness.

Mr. Wright and the whole team deserve credit for getting together and putting forth a real team effort that paid off handsomely.

Captain Moore Davock.

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GREEN SPIRIT ICES RLUE 2-1: 3-2.

LINES

Proctor made it two in a row to help celebrate their Winter Carnival, while playing at the K.U.A. rink. A total team effort was made in winning these two games, a feat that hasn't been accomplished in a number of years.

Senno, Harte, Moore, and Van Ness were the goal getters in these games, while Bob Martin provided many spectacular saves in his near faultless goaltending. High team spirit provided the needed push to glory.

Cape Cod Captains.

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W h o stole our skates?

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J. V. HOCKEY

Sitting, left to right: N. Gort. A. Shaw, J. Gary, T. Dick-on, C. Whitney, P. Dingle, G. Lerchen, M. Smith, A. Drummond, J. Maguire, D. Richardson, L. Bassett. Standing: Mr. Curtis, T. Freed, J. Rendall, G. Mauer, J. Sevmour. A. Olsen, J. Red, J. Locke, M . Kelley, J. Randall, W . Hykes.

The cold weather brought a record turn out for Hockey this year, and Proctor put three teams on the ice for the first time in its history. The J.V.s formed two of those teams.

The first unit J.V. team, captained by Lerchen and Dingle, played its second undefeated season in league play, while compiling a total record of 11 wins and only 1 loss. The loss came in an overtime game with K.U.A., 1-0. This team had strength and depth in every position. The lines scored 48 goals while the defense allowed only 13 goals in 12 games. Coach Curtis gave M.V.P. awards to Gray Lerchen and T o m Dickson at the season's end. Here is material for another Varsity championship.

The second unit J.V.'s, or Scrappers, produced a 3-2 record in their first year of competition.

Captain Jim Locke, Jim Rendall, and N o r m Gort were outstanding all season. Jon Randall received the "Most Improved" award. Total J.V. record was 14-3. W e thank Mr. Curtis for all of his efforts.

John Gary

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SKI SCHOOL

SKI

PATROL

"•»—--* Standing, left to right: C. Pate, J. Pollock, D. Tibbets, R. Jewett, S. Fay, R. Wilson, R. Applegarth.

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VARSITY SKIING

Sitting, left to right: G. Kelley, G. Hine, M. Albers, Co-captain W. Hood. Co-captain P. Betts. T. Kieswetter, B. Blair. P. Crawford. Standing: Mr. Cole, J. Clement, K Whyte, T. Geibel. J. Becker, J. Tani, C. Perry, C. Allen

This year's Varsity Ski Team had an impressive record despite unfavorable weather and poor skiing conditions throughout nearly the entire season. Led by co-captains Pete Betts and Bill Hood, the team compiled a record of 3-0 in regular competition.

The first meet was nordic only and was with the Holderness " A " team. W e took the meet, 196.26 to 190.60. The next meet was only alpine, against St. Paul's School and the Phillips Andover '"A" team. W e won 195.4 to 193.1 for Andover and 173.1 for St. Paul's. Next was the big one. the Lakes Region Championships. W e placed second behind Pete Betts and fourevent m a n John Tani. Holderness took first, Proctor second, followed by Tilton. N e w Hampton, and Berwick.

Our last regular meet was an alpine meet with Concord High School and we soundly whipped them, 195.4 to 164.5.

O n March 6-7. the team competed in the Eastern Prep School Championships. Despite the brilliant effort of Clark Pert) and Pete Betts in the alpine events. the team finished a disappointing eighth out of twelve schools.

The team of 1965 showed great potential, combined with stamina and will to succeed. Mr. Cole must be praised for his skillful handling of the team.

Next year's team, under co-captains John Tani and Clark Perry, will have a lot of material with which to work, and we wish them well.

Captains Hood and Betts

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2nd- LAKES REGION SKI MEET.

Scared to death!

The bowl at Mt. Washington.

I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow the gate down.

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J. V. SKIING

Sitting, left to right: T. Perry, R. Bennett, S. Bartlett. C. Allard, J. Howe, C. Zaglio. Standing: G. HensMinor, G. chel, B. Gawne, W. Curtin, M. Holmes. T. Onthank, W. Wickes.

The Junior Varsity ski team had a winning season despite unfavorable weather and skiing conditions.

Led by co-captains Carl Allard and Scott Bartlett, the team compiled a record of three wins and one loss.

Allard. who set a record for DNF's and DSQ's in practice, sparked the alpine team, placing in the base in every alpine event. The cross-country team, led by Scott Bartlett and George Howe, did a fine job. while Allard and Jack Miner excelled in jumping.

The secret of the team's success was the capability of each team member to stay right on the tail of his teammates, as was shown in the N e w Hampton meet. when Allard. Gawne. Perrv Bartlett and Wickes finished first through fifth respectively in the slalom.

The Junior Varsity ski team of 1965 was a hustling. bustling mass of energv and potential, combined with a great will to win. Thanks must go to Mr. Caswell. w h o worked with all team members willfully and molded the team into what it was. All in all. it was a very satisfying season.

Captains Allard and Bartlett.

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SPORTS

RANOUETS

Sprague, Davock, Martin receive hockey trophy.

Where's it going?

Mauer receives cane as Keeper of Spirit.

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VARSITY

LACROSSE

kneeling, left to right: G. Mauer, P. Hodgkinson, K. Sprague. Co-captain R. Martin, Co-captain B. Van Ness J f.larke, M. Davock, G. Poore, M . Smith, N. Gort. Standing: A. Cox, Mr. Fowler, E. Robotham, J. String R. Pearl \. Olsen, S. Johnson, J. Cary. G. Hockmeyer, W . Field, Mr. Emeny, J. Miner, C. Allard.

The Lacrosse team with a fine 8-3 record has once again completed a very successful season. The work of co-captains Bob Martin and Bruce Van Ness, who was awarded the Clifford Gillespie trophy for team work on and off the field, were determining factors in bringing the team together into a functioning unit. K i m Sprague, the winner of the Jones trophy for the player who has shown the greatest sportsmanship and team play, has also been a great asset to the team in sparking each player to keep learning, thinking, and playing lacrosse. K i m has also set a new school record of 49 points, followed closely by Van Ness's total of 47 points.

In many of the team's victories there can be found the same outstanding spirit of Lacrosse that surrounded the second Holderness game which Proctor won 6-4 and marked the high point of the season.

Next year's co-captains, Gordon Mauer and Emory Robotham. will team up with the two remaining starters, midfielder Jeff Clarke and attack man, Mason Smith. The team hopes that next year the coaches, Mr. Fowler. Mr. Kirk, and Mr. Emeny will do an equally outstanding job in forming another fine Proctor Lacrosse team.

Captains Van Ness and Martin.

P. A.- U. SPLIT t-39 6-4.

Sprague- VanNess All N. England Choices.

Seniors K i m Sprague and Bruce Van Ness have been scored 47 which placed them in the top five scoring posinamed to the All-New England Schoolboy Lacrosse team. tions in N. England. The contribution that these two have These two boys established Lacrosse records at Proctor made to Proctor athletics is beyond estimate, without conthat are bound to stand for many years. In this their final sidering the fame they have brought to the school for their year at Proctor. Sprague scored 49 points and Van Ness Lacrosse abilities.

Each boy had been cited by opposing coaches often enough so that their names were c o m m o n knowledge when the committee to choose the team met. To have two boys, from a school of 175, honored in this manner, is a feat that only few other schools much larger than us can boast of. They have drawn attention to the school, it is up to us to maintain that attention in the future.

W e will watch as each boy continues his career in college to see the new honors thev attain for themselves and for us at Proctor.

Martin saves.

Sprague in pursuit.

Mugs gets pressed.

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J. V. LACROSSE

Standing, left to right: M . Sherman, C. Walters, M. Spiller, C. Zaglio, C. Whitney, R. Miller, P. Kent, D. Ewasick, J. Randall, R. Meier. Second row: W . Heykes. S. Dey, B. Fisher, S. Newell, W . Curtin, S. Hamilton, A. Grossman, M . Albers, F. Hall,

Mr. Kirk.

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VARSITY GOLF

Standing, left ta right: S. Lathrop, T. Holcomb, H. Pierce, Mr. Maguire, Captain W. Hood. B. Gawne, L. Senno, J. Maguire, D. Richardson.

The golf team this year was by far the most successful in several years. With the bulk of the team made up by old boys (Captain Hood. Holcomb. Gawne, and Richardson) and two new boys added (Senno and Lathrop) it took little time to shape up. By far the hardest team faced all year was Tilton and each time the matches were quite even. At Tilton we lost the first time 5-4, but at Sunapee, our home course, we won our return match 5V2-3V2. The capping of the golf season was the Lakes Region Championship in which five schools (Proctor. N e w Hampton. Brewster. Berwick, and Tilton) compete. Ted Holcomb, the number two m a n for Proctor, shot a seventv-seven to take individual honors. Proctor played well but was just edged out bv Tilton. Next year also promises to be a good one with only one of the regular team, two year captain Bill Hood, graduating.

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VARSITY

RASERALL

First row, left to right: E. Decatur, D. Silva, P. Moore, Captain B. Adams, J. Cioffi, H. Bleakie, C. Pate. Second row: Mr. Gra K Whyte, K. Lowndes, J. Pollock, D. Waltz, W. Fletcher. J. Nichols, D. Wallace, Mr. Stultz. Third row: W. Bradley, J. Seymour, A. Chase.

The Varsity Baseball T e a m enjoyed a somewhat different year. The potential was very high, due to the number of boys that came out. The varsity team consisted of fifteen boys, and the remainder played J.V. Baseball.

Because of the great effort and time spent on the team by the coaches, Mr. Grant and Mr. Stultz, the team won four out of their twelve games, with two games throughout the season going into extra innings.

Next year the team will loose Captain Bucky Adams, w h o played short stop. Dick Watlz. who did the catching. Carl Pate, who played in left field, and John Pollock, w h o pitched and played first base. Quint McConnell. a junior and next year's captain, had not lost a game until the last two of the season. Dick Silva with his quick reflexes and good hands played well at second base. John Cioffi played second base behind Silva. John Nichols started at third but due to injuries he was replaced bv Howard Bleakie. Right field was played bv Dick Wallace, a hard hitting freshman, while center field was played by Everett Decatur, and left field bv Pete Moore. Next year's team is looking forward to an even better season with continued pro-

mk Captain Bucky Adams.

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BASEBALL

MAKES

COMEBACK:

Adams-Grant

Spark Spirit

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Rusty Gate.

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J. V.

RASERALL

First row, left toright:R. Love, T. Dickson, G. Infanti, A. Shaw, F. Fisher, L. Johnson, J. Red, J. Carr, J. Infanti. Second row: Mr. Armstrong, M. Holmes, J. Schofield, W . Comstock, T. Perry, J. Drakos, D. Ward, J. Morris, R. Niss, K. Conway. Third row: G. Hine, R. Gourley.

Captain Al S h a w and Coach Armstrong put a team on the field this spring that w o n 6 of its 10 contests.

While this is a respectable record by itself, it is even m o r e amazing w h e n the personnel are considered.

George Infanti. a professional J.V. ballplayer, teamed up this vear with his buddy Carl Otis to again paralyze the opponents with unbelievable baseball. T o m Dickson and Joe Carr carried big bats to the plate, and usually walked away with them. Big D a n n y W a r d did most of the pitching with Al Shaw. Greg Hine added a timely hit or two to keep things rolling. At no time during the season w a s there a lull on the field, especially in the Cardigan game.

This team was as spirited and colorful as all previous J.V. teams and their success contributed greatly to the athletic program.

W e need a hit, and look who is up. . . .George.

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SAILING

Kneeling, left toright:W . Wickes, G. Brengle. T. Onthank, Commadore D. Eager, R. Lancaster, R. Bemhard. Standing: P. Crawford, G. Hack, A. Bursaw, C. Materne, B. Warner, Mr. Knox, A. Turner, D. Tesar, T. Marsh, D. Biddle.

This year's sailing team began well and ended well in producing five wins to only three losses.

Our first race was late in April against Cardigan Mountain School with a victory of 3-1. Following came two victories against Mt. Herman, 3-2 and Phillips Andover, 4-0.

Our first defeat came with Williston, 1-3. All the meets scheduled this year were held home at Highland Lake, except for the second time we met Cardigan. At their lake our J.V.'s suffered a bitter defeat of 1-2. Northfield School for Girls made it possible for a 4-1 victory for us. followed by our third defeat with Dublin, 1-3.

Perhaps one of the more creditable meets any school could have, would have been over Tabor Academy in Marion, Massachusetts, who specialize in sailing. Proctor's sailing team does feel worthy of credit. W e beat them 3-1.

Stop rocking the boat.

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VARSITY TENNIS

Standing, left toright:Mr. Caswell, Co-captain R. Bennett, Co-captain T. Newman, J. Becker, R. Harte, T. Frates, M. Metcalf, W. Cadley.

The 1965 Varsity Tennis Team consisted of four sophomores. Randy Bennett, Joel Becker, Tony Frates, and Rick Harte. two juniors. Bill Cadley and Manton Metcalf, and a senior. T o m Newman. Bill Cadley was the one remaining member of last year's undefeated team. Randy Bennett. Joel Becker, and Rick Harte were from last year's J.V. Team which had a 5-4 record.

Tony Frates. T o m N e w m a n , and Manton Metcalf were here at Proctor for the first time. So with a team this voung and inexperienced on the varsity level. Mr. Caswell and the school thought that the varsity team would fail to continue its winning streak. Before the actual season got underway. Mr. Caswell had predicted a 7-6 record for the season, but by the season's finish, the team had thirteen big wins against no losses. The team also captured the Lakes Region Championships and extended its winning ways to twenty-seven straight matches.

The singles and doubles records were as follows: Co-captain Randy Bennett. 8-5. Joel Becker. 8-5. Tony Frates. 11-1. Co-captain T o m N e w m a n 13-0. Bill Cadlev. 10-3. Rick Harte. 10-1. and Bennett-Becker. 7-6.

Cadlev-Newman. 12-1, and Harte-Frates. 12-1.

Bill Cadley serves.

UNBEFEATEB VABSITY CAPTUBES LAKES BEGION. Third Undefeated Season In Bowz Town Newman fVinner Of School Tournament.

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Co-Captain Tom Newman.

t/. V. Tennis

Standing, left toright:T. Freed, J. Skelskie. G. Coleman, J. Rendall, E. Shannon, T. Kieswetter, E. Hinkley, R. Woftczak, G. Kelley, G. Howe, W . Davis, Mr. Suarez.

This year's J.V. Tennis Team might have seemed unmagnified compared to its elder, but in actual fact it wasn't. It managed to accumulate ten wins against one loss, the only loss going to arch rival Holderness.

Other tough teams were N e w Hampton and Tilton, but with the fortitude and superb balance of our team, we were able to beat both twice each. Led by competent cocaptains Edward Hinkly, one of three graduating seniors, and Gerry Coleman, the team was highly spirited and successful.

Coach Mr. Suarez.

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FORESTRY

Kneeling, left toright:J. Rock, W . VanBrunt, A. Moses. Standing, left to right: G. Miller, C. Flammer, J. Northrop, C. Morris, R. Payson, D. Bachelder, C. Allen, Mr. Littlefield.

PROCTOR

SCOREROARD 1964-65 Tied

Team

Won

Lost

2

1

J.V. Lacrosse

2

3

2

4

1

Var. Tennis

13

0

Res. Football

3

2

J.V. Tennis

10

2

Var. Hockey

8

2

Var. Baseball

4

8

J.V. Hockey

11

1

J.V. Baseball

6

4

Res. Hockey

3

2

Sailing

5

3

Var. Skiing

3

2

Golf

5

3

1

J.V. Skiing

6

1

Totals

93

41

3

Res. Skiing

1

0

Percentage

67.9

29.9

Var. Lacrosse

8

3

Team

Won

Var. Football

3

J.V. Football

Lost

Tied

2.2

Spirit were it counts.

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70.1 % WINS AND TIES

SPIRIT

BUILDS

PROCTOR

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PROPOSED

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DORMS

CAR Y HOUSE

Sitting, left to right: R. Miller, G. Kelley. Mr. Suarez, Mr. Caswell, H. Pierce, H. Bleakie. First row: M . Sherman, T. Markley, A. Drummond, S. Weston, J. Miner, C. Allard, E. Onthank, F. Hall. Second row: C. Zaglio. G. Craft, R. Silva, F. Fisher, J. Rock.

Third row: B. Gasque, H. Comstock, R. Bristol, J. Benger, A. Moses, M. Alhers, R. Payson, G. Hockmeyer, C. Whitney. Fourth row: B. Nagle, P. Moore, P. Stoddard, L. Johnson, B. Gawne, C. Perry, W . Blair.

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MARY

LOWELL

STONE

Sitting, left to right: T. Perry, R. Bennett, R. McAvoy, R. Cutler, R. Lancaster, P. Hodgkinson, Mr. Wilson. A. Cox, R. Jewett, T. Freed, G. Coleman, P. Crawford. Standing: J. Northrop, R. Love, G. Howe, C. Stawniak, S. Bartlett, R. Harte, M. Metcalf.

R. Wallace, H. Johnson, R. Gourley, R. Bernhard, J. Rendell, J. Seymour, W . Hykes. P. Kent.

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MORTON

HOUSE

K. Conway, Sitting, left to right: K. Whyte, R. Martin, Mrs. Cole, Carolyn, Mr. Cole, W . Fletcher. First row: B. Chase, J. Morris, C. Materne. Second row: T. Marsh, J. Gary, M. Smith, M . Davock, C. Pate. Third row: W . Field, J. Schofield, E. Harper, W .

Noyse, G. Brengle, G. Lerchen. Fourth row: R. Niss, D. Biddle, F. Bradley, B. Berlin. Fifth row: W . terKuile, R. Applegarth,

J. Bird.

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HOUSE

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*&** Sitting, left toright:E. Robotham. Wayne, Mrs. Curtis, Kristen, Mr. Curtis, Wendy, Mr. O'Connor, Dutchess. First row: J. Becker, L. Martin, D. Tesar, T. Holcomb, C. Walters, S. Lipp, F. Vella, T. Geibel, R. Fisher, J. Clement, C. Allen. Second row: D. Tibbitts, P. Dingle, S. Newell. J. String, B. Van Ness, R. Pearl, A. Grossman, N. Gort. J. Clarke. Third row: R. Eager, W .

Cadley, L. Johnson, A. Olsen, G. Poore, J. Pollock, T. Brown.

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MacKENZIE

HOUSE

Sitting, left toright:K. Sprague, Mr. Kirk, T. Kieswetter. Standing: M. Kelley, W . Wickes, C. Flammer, L. Bassett, T. Dickson, P. Guerin, P. Dey, J. Drakos. S. Hamilton, J. Carr.

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CARR

HOUSE

Sitting, left to right: P. Betts, S. Stoner, Mrs. Fowler, Diane, Karen, Mr. Fowler, G. Mauer. Standing: J. Tani, T. Newman, Q. McConnell. J. Nichols, W . Davis, L. Senno, J. Locke, D. Ward, R. Warner, T. Frates, R. Johnson, J. Red, G. Miller, T. VanBrunt,

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GULICK

HOUSE

Sitting, left toright:W . Hood, Mr. Armstrong. Standing: M. Spiller. D. Ewasick, C. Morris, G. Hack. A. Shaw, E. Shannon, G. Pick, D. Richardson.

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FLANDERS

HOUSE

Sitting, left to right: B. Adams, Mrs. Emeny, Mr. Emeny. Standing: M. Holmes, A. Bursaw, R. Wojtczak, J. Skelskie, C. Otis. G. Henschel, J. Infanti, G. Hine.

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DENRERG

HOUSE left to right: G. Infanti, W . Curtin, Mrs. Denberg, F. Wallace, A. Koehler,

S. Lathrop.

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PIERCE

HOUSE

Kneeling, left toright:F. Melcher. A. Turner. C. Lowndes. Sitting: R. Waltz. Mrs. Pierce, D. Bachelder.

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SOCIAL EVENTS

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WINTER

CARNIVAL

Sitting, left toright:W . Curtin (co-chairman), Mrs. L. Farrell, C. Craft (co-chairman), G. Mauer. Standing: R. Martin, T. Brown' H. Bleakie, G. Poore, S. Hamilton, R. Jewett, P. Hodgkinson, G. Infanti, S. Lipp, G. Pick.

Carnival Court.

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Can't you take her with one. Bill?

What's the " B C " stand for?

Wallflowers?

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It's a bird, It's a plane.

Debutante party.

Funny Talk.

85

PARENTS

DA Y

Mr. Farrell and parents

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Mrs. Farrell and parents.

INVESTITURE

Curtin takes over.

KEEPER

OF SPIRIT

Gordie M a u e r — First Keeper of Spirit.

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ACTIVITIES

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STUDENT

COUNCIL

Sitting, left to right: M . Davock, Mr. L. Farrell. W . Hood (chairman). G. Lerchen. Standing: B. Adams, H. Pierce, G. Mauer, R. Martin, P. Hodgkinson, S. Lipp, K Sprague, W . Curtin.

DORM

CARINET

Sitting, left to right: P. Hodgkinson. Mr. L. Farrell, G. Lerchen (chairman), M . Davock, R. Martin. Standing: H. Pierce. K. Sprague, B. Adams. G. Mauer, W . Hood, E. Robotham.

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JOR Mmmmmm

Sitting, left to right: W . Curtin, Mr. E. Sherman, S. Lipp (superintendent). M. Davock. Standing: G. Henschel, F. Melcher, A. Turner, R. Applegarth, J. String, R. Jewett, D. Tibbitts, T. Geibel, G. Pick, M . Sherman, C. Pate.

SOCIAL

COMMITTEE

Sitting, left toright:H. Pierce, Mrs. L. Farrell, P. Hodgkinson. W . Curtin.

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GREEN mm

KEY

G. Lerchen, T. Brown, W .

Sitting, left to right: R. Miller, (co-chairman), Mr. E. Sherman. K. Whvte. (co-chairman). Standing Noyes, B. Nagle, M. Metcalf, G. Craft, J. String, S. Lipp. G. Brengle.

PROCTOR

CHEST

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(co-chairman). G. Pick (co-chairman), Mr. D. Armstrong.

PROCTOR

PLAYERS

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GREEN

KEY

Sitting, left to right: R. Miller, (co-chairman), Mr. E. Sherman, K. Whyte. (co-chairman). Standing: G. Lerchen, T. Brown, W .

Noyes, B. Nagle, M . Metcalf, G. Craft, J. String, S. Lipp. G. Brengle.

PROCTOR

CHEST

Sitting, left toright:Mr. E. Sherman, Mrs. L. Farrell, T. N e w m a n

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(co-chairman). G. Pick (co-chairman), Mr. D. Armstrong.

PROCTOR

PLAYERS

First row, left to right: Mr. Kirk, L. Bassett, S. Newell, R. Martin, N. Gort, J. Skelskie. W . Fletcher. Second row: T. VanBrunt, F. Bradley, G. Mauer, D. Tibbitts, J. Biddle, G. Brengle, J. Benger.

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CLUR

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AUDIO-VISUAL

Sitting, left toright:T

CLUR

Brown, L. Bassett (editor), Mr. P. Cole, G. Pick, F. Wallace.

CAULDRON

Sitting, left to right: C. Allen, Mr. Littlefield, T. Brown. Second^row: J. Skelskie, C. Morris, R. Jewett, G. Hack. Third row: J. Bird, J. Schofield. C. Flammer.

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GREEN

LANTERN

Sitting, left to right: Mr. W . Curtis, D. Tibbitts, W . Hood (Co-editor), D. Richardson (co-editor), Mr. J. O'Connor. Standing: T. Geibel, H. Bleakie, G. Poore, G. Craft, B. Gawne, S. Hamilton, J. Clarke, G. Infanti, B. Nagle, R. Payson.

CLARION

Sitting, left to right: Mr. C. Caswell, E. Harper, F. Melcher (editor), G. Henschel, G. Pick. Standing: A. Turner, E. Robotham, D. Tesar.

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PROCTOR

PRESS

Sitting, left to right: Mr. J. Kirk, R. Niss, M , Davock (editor), B. Van Ness, A. Turner. Standing: T. Geibel. G. Lerchen.

CAMERA

CLUR

First row. left to right: B. Warner, F. Bradley G. Craft, Mr. Meader. J. Skelskie. Second row: K. Whyte, G. Infanti, G. Markley, G. Hack. Third row: D. Tibbetts, C. Flammer, R. Bristol.

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HANDROOK

COMMITTEE

Sitting, left to right: G. Lerchen (editor), Mr. E. Sherman, W . Hood. Standing: S. Stoner, R. Pearl, S. Lipp.

ATHLETIC COUNCIL

Sitting, left to right: M r S. Wright, Mr. R. Wilson, Mr. P. Cole. Standing: P. Hodgkinson, R. Pearl, R. Martin, J. Nichols.

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ATHLETIC

HOSTS

Sitting, left to right: E. Harper, Mrs. Sherman, R. Bristol. Standing: G. Henschel, E. Marsh. A. Chase.

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From left to right: M. Davock, B. Adams, Co-chief H. Pierce, E. Decatur. S. Lipp, B. Van Ness, P. Hodgkinson, B. Hood, Mr. Knox, P. Crawford, G. Lerchen, T. Kieswetter, G. Craft, S. Stoner, Co-chief B. Nagle.

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GROUNDRREAKING

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Readying.

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CLASS WILL Andrew

R.

Adams:

Robert M. Martin:

"Bucky" I leave winning games to McConnel.

Robert

C.

Applegarth:

"Shiv" I leave the kitchen windows for next year's peeping-toms.

David

J.

Bachelder:

R.

Beits:

R. Rlair:

"Hydro-tenacle" I will m y tenacles and m y cooooooball image to Cadley.

Thomas

W.

Rrouvn:

" T o m " I leave

Arthur

K. Davis:

"Bill" I leave George Miller one large ghost on a Honda "nine oh."

Moore

M.

Davock:

"Mugs" I leave the big Gup room 1 in Morton.

Leon

C.

Fay:

S. Fisher:

"Fish" I will m y physics teacher to anyone who can handle him.

Bruce

W.

Gasque:

"Bruce" I leave stove pipe legs two five pound salm o n sneakers.

Thomas

C. Geibel:

" T o m " I leave light Meader and the camera club.

Allan

J.

Grossman:

Hodgkinson: P.

Dayton

sleepless nights to Curtin

Kieswetter.

Jr. :

"Ty" I leave a lot of luck to Chicago Joe.

Gray

M.

Lerchen:

"Gray" I will m y gait to Bicky Miller.

Stuart

Lipp:

"Debutante" I leave to Truman Walters peace and quiet from the revolting senior on the second floor in Gannett House.

James

W.

O.

Pate:

P.

Payson:

"Rog" I leave m y 6-12 to Mr. Curtis.

C.

Pearl:

"Farma" I leave the loop to Clarke, who never ran it.

Harry

M.

Pieirw:

" H M P " I leave all of the Caswell's bass on their record player to Howard Bleakie.

John

F.

Pollock:

"John" I leave the ballfield but wish it had been Sunapee instead.

M.

Sherman:

"Marc" I leave m y handwriting to Mr. Curtis.

Martin

S.

Spiller:

"Buddha" I leave one human population to the state of N e w Hampshire.

Richard

K.

Sprague:

"Kim" I leave six walking, ten talking, and five bearty lessons along with one gold plated chim holder to Joe Carr.

Stephen

H.

Stoner:

F. String:

E.

Tesar:

"Dave" I leave Highland Lake to whoever can figure it out.

Hood:

Tyler

Roger

David

"Hodge" I leave all m y food to Freed.

"Hoodsie" I leave many with the clumsy A.S.L.

Nichols:

"The Michigan M a d m a n " I leave to the zoo success in his shoe shine business.

"Hink" I leave m y brief-case to George.

William

R.

"Knick" I leave m y chance to improve to the next willing P.G.

John

Hinhley:

Peter

Newman:

"Stoney" I leave m y position in the Great White Mansion to John Tani.

"Allan" I leave Spanish class luckily.

Edward

John

31arcus

"Skip" I leave m y realistic attitude to be terminated as a falsehood.

Robert

F.

" T o m " I leave the tennis team and much luck to Tony Frates.

Ronaltl

Crawford:

"Pete" I leave m y great success in the student government to Metcalf.

William

Nagle:

"Carl" I leave m y Judo to anyone who wants to get it.

C. Cox: J.

Meleher:

R.

Carlton

finally.

"Coxey" I leave m y bench in Andover Central Park to the pigeons.

Peter

Barron

Clyde

"Pete" I leave the Carr House breakfasts to Gordie.

William

G.

"Fredie" I leave the Clarion to Harper.

"Nages" I leave Cary. the fire escape, and finally Caswell.

"Bach" I leave Pierce House to A.K.T.

Peter

"Bob" I leave m y Playboys to George Henschel.

Frederic

Locke:

"Jim" I leave the acad. after only an abbreviated stay.

David

W. Tibbitts:

"Whale" I leave all the fun I had in the dining room on Sundays.

Bruce

R.

Van

Ness:

"Juice" I leave to N o r m Gort our interior decorating abilities.

Richard

P.

Walts:

"Dick" I leave the barrel to next year's select group of seniors.

Robert

Warner.

Jr.

"Bob" I leave m y seat in Senior English to Mauer.

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Compliments Best Wishes

of

ANDOVER

To The Class of 1965 From

GENERAL STORE

THE ANDOVER SPA

Compliments

of

CURRIER

INTERSTATE DRUG EXCHANGE, INC. Hill Plainview

&

PHELPS

Long Island N e w York

INC.

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Compliments of

Consolidated Food Inc. 375 West Hollis St.

Nashua, New Hampshire

UNDERWRITERS,

BROKERS

and DEALERS

distributing

CORPORATE

and MUNICIPAL SECURITIES since 1886

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Compliments

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of

PIPER MOTOR CO.

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Compliments

of

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CONCORD DAIRY Since 1921

Retail

Wholesale

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328 State Street

Concord, N. H.

Good Wishes Compliments

To

of

Proctor Academy

BARNEY'S

From Friends

ICE CREAM CO. Distributors of

At

CARDIGAN

Durocher's Ice Cream

MOUNTAIN SCHOOL

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BRISTOL CLEANERS

E. J. KEEGAN & CO.

2 South Main Street

Hardware, Paint, Wall Papers

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and Sporting Goods

Quality W o r k

Exterior and Interior

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Compliments

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of

West Andover

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N e w Hampshire

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THREE VILLAGE INN

E. K. HINE CO.

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Long Island

Quality Engineering

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Best Wishes To The Class of 1965

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Compliments

Compliments

of

of

A FRIEND DR. AND MRS. THOMAS C. SEYMORE

To THE CLASS OF 1965

DONAHUE CONROY-SMITH COMPANY

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Wholesale Groceries & Fruit Produce Products Newport, N e w Hampshire 376 Broadway

Lawrence, Mass.

Tel. 16171 685-5806

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Best Wishes To Class of 1965 From

JONES EXPRESS

SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Adams

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lerchen

Mr. and Mrs. D. Lee Bassett

Mr. Oscar T. Martin

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Benger

Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Nichols

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bursaw Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William V. Niss

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Clarke

Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Pierce Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clement

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Red Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cox

Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Skelskie

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Craft

Dr. and Mrs. Roger C. terKuile

Mr. and Mrs. Freed

Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Vogt

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Gasque

Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Waltz

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hamilton

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Warner

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harte

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Whyte

Dr. and Mrs. E. Porter Jewett

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