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'If you remember someone through the years then you've taken a piece of them with you.

Through his devotion and kindness, Bob Wilson leaves a mark on all who, have passed through our school!'

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\loira Mulligan, George Emeny.

Gannett House; (Bottom) Krauss, Farmer, H. Rudkin, Jamison, Mauro, Carr-Harris.

(Top) Hartman, Harvey, Whiting, Jarrett, Budd, Dodd.

Cary House; (1st Row) Bruce, Canale, Burbank, Meyer, Stevens, Wakeman, Anderson, Spencer. (2nd Row) Colburn, VonKohorn, Loring, Sellers. (3rd Row) Church, Criscitiello, "Mike", Thomas, Holtz, Baumgardner, Martin, Zuill. (4th Row) Smith, Moye, Cook, Jaicks, "Bass", B. Burbank, J. High, Crimmins, Briggs.

Carr House; (1st Row) Wright, Charbonneau, Santos. (2nd Row) Zelvin, Booth, M .

Rudkin. (3rd Row) Ponce, Kovacik, Clark, Smedley.

(4th Row) Dibner, Bennett, Barnett, Unglesby.

Thoreau House; (1st Row) Apple, Lisa Block, Rick and Mary Latham, Lisa Morrison. (On Swing Set) Carol Olson, Zsa Bataille, Lorie Jennison, Sara Martenis.

Ives House; (Sitting) Skyler Meyer, Vonnie Chavis, Kim Rudkin.

(Standing) Julie Breer, Ellyn Masten, Guddy Dauray, Tina Martin.

Gulick House; (1st Row) Steinway, Sheppe, Yarhi, Gahagan. (2nd Row) McKinney, Mulcahy, Deas. (Standing) LeeAnn, Meegan, and Al

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M.L.S. (1st Row) Hardy, Mitchell, Haber, J. Briggs, Curtis, Kitchen, Cobb, Robin. (2nd Row) Danforth, Wilson, Hartmann, Rees, Brown, Ortiz, Johnson, Powers, Townsend, Pope, Lawrence, Burns, Clifford, B. Hussey, C. Turner.

Morton House; (1st Row) Heard, Marchand, Wickwire, VonGal, LaPoint, Dibba, Stoudt, Beatson, Brennan. (2nd Row) Irons, Dote, Damaskos, Damon, Taylor, Manning, Zussman, Smith, Meyer, Turner, Boyd.

Fowler House; (Sitting) Alice, Jennifer, and David Fowler.

(Standing) Diane Fowler, Zsa Bataille, Guddy Dauray, Karen Fowler.

M a c House; Caesar Stickel, Fralick, Adams, Knight, Holtz, Foster.

Slocum; Bob Kmen, Tim Munson, Scott Osgood, David ttovd.

Fuller; Strickland, Altmiller, Bullen, Robinson, Willauer, Monell.

(Standing); Schoeller {coach).,.-Burbank'(CQach);'Stepper, P;.«Smith,;'Sellers, Powers.',' O r ^ ^ ' V ^ n G ^ ; , .Meyer', J Galvin, Canale','Beatsbii,Hutchinson^ C.-'Nortis; (Cbach.)^ Bell-, -Cobfe Budd,Piefde/'Si^iiliyr^aT^iiaiidj ^au^,:-]lSj^!!./iCfp-^a^^.^4>f|;\* - ,' A ,\ ,• . ,. '• ^ ^ ;_•;,'.

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D. Cummiskey, H. MacNeill.

Varsity Soccer J. Heard

T. Weeks, J. Caesar, M . Irons.

M . Irons, T. Munson.

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Doc Hand, B. Mulcahy.

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Boyd, Briggs, Booth, Bennett, Willauer, Yarhi.

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Casuals Tim Munson, Kathy Ferguson.

Bob Kmen, Richard Cox.

(Standing Behind; Left-Right) Rob Thomas, David Fowler, Ben Tuckerman, (Sitting) Jim Meyer, #11-Andy Sheppe.

Frank McClelland

Jim Meyer

Lounge Crew (Behind Row) Pete Von Gal, Bob Fenkell. (Middle Row) Ellyn Masten, Frank McClelland, Malcolm Irons. (Front Row) Guddy Dauray, Greer Fitzgerald (boss), John Canavan, Dana Dugan.

Steve Canale

Chip "mouse" Boyd, Bogie Bullen.

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(Standing) K. Thomas, Ortiz, Sleeper, McKinney, Powers, B. Burbank (coach). (Kneeling) M . Sellers, Burbank, B. Smith, Haughey.

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Jungle watches on with great anticipation.

Curtis Kitchen with a great block.

Jim Unglesby gets a chance for stardom.

'Strech" Kitchen with a Lay-up.

Girls Basketball

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Ellyn Masten Tayo Sands, Vonnie Chavis, T.J. Mckee.

(Standing; Left-Right) Sands, Myres, Mckee, Muller, Galluzzo, coach-B. Livingston. (Kneeling-Left-Right) Masten, Chavis, Olson, Josephson, Breir.

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"Friendship and the true value of it, are the things in life that really matter. "

"I a m back on dry land once again.

Opportunity awaits m e like a rat in a drain.

We're all hunting honey with money to burn.

Just a short time to show you the tricks we've learned. " Bernie Taupin

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His control stops at the shore. " David Cummiskey

"So long Honey Babe, where i'm bound i can't tell.

Goodby is to good of word Babe, so i'll just say fare thy well.

I ain't saying you treated m e unkind, you could of done better but i don't mind.

You just sort of waisted m y precious time, Don't think twice, it's alright. " Bob Dylan

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"That animal should have his tail cut off right behind his ears. "

Call up the visions gardens and order m e a newer planet to live and work on. This old earth is too bilboed and shackled, too chained, too beat, too narrow, too filthy, too vile and poisonous, and too near death for m e to dwell or grown on. I think i'll find it very soon, now that i a m gone from this old planet.

"There is no such thing as a right to live, a right to work, or a right to be happy: in this respect, m a n is not different from the meanest w o r m . " Nietzsche

"Strip m e of m y fantasies and let m e feel the pain and bitter truth. A n d while m y twisted tear-streaked face begins to peel away the artificial layers, SMILE, then watch as false walls crumble in m y mind. They have no meaning any m o r e to bind the dead ideas of self-inflicted w o e . A n d while i struggle, i succumb, and m o a n s of fright are cries of joy.

At last the bitterness is sweet to taste. M y bones can breathe.

The dread of shaking off m y past is gone. N o w pain is joy and love. All i feel is life !"

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Joni Mitchell "So many worlds, so much to do, So little done, Such things to be. " Tennyson's "In Memoriam"

"One can go into a wild country and make it tame, But like a coat and cap and mittens that he can never take off, he must always carry the look of the land as it was. " Big Andrew

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'I went into the woods because i wished to live deliberately, to confront only the essential facts of life, and see if i could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when it c a m e to die, discovered that i had not lived. ' Thoreau Walden

'Happy are those who dream dreams and have the courage enough to pay the price to make them come true. ' kim ashby

"The blunders of youth are preferable to the success of old age. " Disraeli

They are playing a game. They are playing at not playing a game. If i show i see" they are, I shall break the rules and they will punish m e . I must play their game of not seeing i see the gameR.D. Caing

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"You only go around once in life, so grab for all the gusto you can. "

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Girls Lacrosse

Jennifer Shoup, Lisa Jelleme, Ginger Cross.

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George Emeny

Guddy Dauray

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Jennifer Shoup, Dana Dugan.

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(Bottom) Masten, Dauray, Rudkin, Butler ("Butts"), Ferguson. (Middle) Taft, Martin, Shoup, Guilfoy, Kalet Emeny. (Top) Fairbanks.

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(Sitting) Haughey, Monell, Hoffman, Hayes. (Standing) Hartmann, Burke, Harvey, Robin.

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Bellefeuille Family

Alice Fowler and Joan Clark.

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Mike Doyle and Sandy Elsass.

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Seniors Skip Allen 8228 Toll House Rd. Annandale, Va. 22003

David Cummiskey 50 Rush Rd. Box 696 Henniker, N.H. 03242

John Hayes Jr. 70 Loring Rd. Weston, Mass. 02193

Charlie Altmiller R.F.D. #2 Drums, Pa. 18222

Guddy Dauray 710 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta, Ga. 30309

Jon Heard 99 Meriam St. Lexington, Mass. 02173

Zsa Bataille East Road Greenfield, N.H. 03047

Toby deGanahl 25 Heathcliff Rd. Rumson, N.J. 07760

Keith Higgins 18 Riverside Place Walpole, Mass. 02081

Jim Baumgardrter 40 Linskey Barry Court South Boston, Mass. 02127

Ousman Dibba P. O. Box 462 Banjul, The Gambia, W. Africa

John Brennan 3 Dunbar Rd. Woodmont, Conn. 06460 Chip Briggs 14 Ballast Lane Marblehead, Mass. 01945 Ted Bruce 108 Lovers Lane Guilford, Conn. 06437 John Canavan 12 Howes Ave. Stamford, Conn. 06906

Bob Fenkell 22700 Lucerne Dr. Southfield, Mich. 48075 Kathy Ferguson Box 127 Jefferson, N. H. 03583 Jeff Fageol Box 2126 St. Thomas, VI 00801 Ray Fuller 89 South St. Foxboro, Mass. 02035

John Caesar 50 Hemlock Hill Rd. New Canaan, Conn. 06840

Tony Gahagan 2100 South Ocean La Fort Lauderdale, F L 33316

Don Cranshaw 77 Ridge Rd. Bristal, R.I. 02809

Kim Galluzzo County Rd. New London, N. H. 03257

Ginger Cross Box 328 Sunapee, N.H. 03782

Andy Galvin Beacon Rd. West Lebanon, N.H. 03784

Jim High 4308 Ashford La Fairfax, Va. 22030 Peter Hoffman Contentment Island Rd Darien, Conn. 06820 Mark Horton P. O. Box 41 Sunapee, N.H. 03782 Malcolm Irons 215 Grandview St Bennington, Vt. 05201 Lisa Jelleme Marston Hill Rd E. Andover, N.H. 03231 Andy Johnstone Lich Gate, Little Sunapee Rd New London, N. H. 03257 Tim Loring 140 Hart St. Prides Crossing, Mass.

Henry MacNeill 50 North Main St Ipswich, Mass. 01938

Janet McKee 353 West 118th St. New York, N.Y. 10026 Jim Meyer 515 Briar Park Houston, Texas 77042

369 Porter St Manchester, Conn. 06040 James Power P. O. Box 62 Potter Place, N.H. 03265

Jean Tierney 20 Harbor Ave. Marblehead, Mass. 01945 Bill Unglesby 305 Arlington Ave. Franklin, Ohio 45005

Gunner Robinson Peter VonGal 91 Marland Rd. Colorado Springs, Colo. 80906 353 North St. Greenwich, Conn. 06830 Mike Rudkin Tom Weeks P. O. Box 670 Tim Mo ye 368 Longview Dr. Norwalk, Conn. 06856 180 Cross St. Mountainside, N.J. 07092 Chatham, Mass. 02633 Raoul Santos 383 Pinkham Rd. Cindy Muller Bill Welch E. Sandwich, Mass. 02537 Shaker Street 72 Oak Lane New London, N. H. 03257 Pelham, N.Y. 10803 Andy Sheppe Moira Mulligan Route 32 Jim White 6 Lams on Ave Owls Head, Maine 04854 220 Tomahawk Lane Goffstown, N.H. 03045 Franklin Lakes, N.J. 07417 Mike Smith 4912 Weatherhill Drive Robert Murchie Donald Wright Rochester, Minn. 55901 Farwell Lane R.F.D. #2 New London, N. H. 03257 Middlebury, Vt. 05753 Bass Smith 217 West 127th St. Bob Yarhi Don Nolf New York City, N.Y. 10027 63 Avenue North #175 R.D. #4 San Salvador, Box 88 Pam Smith El Salvador, C. A. Lehighton, Pa. 18235 Box 48 Washington, N.H. 03280 Eddie Ortiz Buzz Zars 90 Avenue D, Apt. 5 H Box 1071 Richard Stoudt New York, N. Y. 10009 Craig, Colorado 81625 1110 Winrock Rd. Apt. 7401 Houston, Texas 77027 Vicky Pierson 74 Granliden Hank Stickland Sunapee, N.H. 03782 36 Willow Oak Sea Pines Plantation Gurdon Perry Hilton Head Island, S.C. 29928 780 Harbor Rd. Rob Thomas Southport, Conn. 06490 28 Ardsley Rd. Longmeadow, Mass. 01106 David Pierce Marcus Monell Eastern Point Gloucester, Mass. 01930

GOLD PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Gahagan Mrs. William W. Croston Mr. and Mrs. John E. Canavan

SILVER PATRONS Mr. John R. Galvin BRONZE PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Bergishagan Mrs. Irene C. Altmiller Mr. and Mrs. Rudledge Deas Mrs. Carey

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PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Corland Cross Mr. Albert J. Dauray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heard Mr. and Mrs. Donald Canale Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes Mr. Franklin A. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Cary Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foster Mr. Stephen J. Kovacik, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Morison Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Caesar Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cranshaw Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marchand Jr. Mr. George H. Strickland Jr. Mrs. Patricia S. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Donald Borr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Thomas

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New London, New Hampshire 03257 COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING HEAT PUMPS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Tel. New London: 603-526-2737

N e w London Inn

The Gray House

New London, New Hampshire

Crotchetts Corner New London, New Hampshire

LAKE SUNAPEE REALTY

Homes Cottages Lots Acreage Farms Businesses Appraisa Is

Main Street, Sunapee, N.H. A C 603 - 763-23 1 I or 763-2342

PERRY

R. SMITH, JR.

Jiffy Mart New London, New Hampshire Open 7-11 Convenience Store

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CRICENTI'S MARKET New London, N.H.

Compliments of

WARNER FOOD MART

WHITE & WHITE REALITY

Warner, N.H. 129

DARTMOUTH TRAVEL BUREAU ^.""VA " ^ 3 LEBANON ST, HANOVER, N H 03755 - 603 643-2121 MAIN STREET, NEW LONDON, N.H 03257- 603 526 2818

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"WE'VE GOT THE WHOLE WORLD WAITING FOR YOU'

iNffi:Trust Company

The ISgw Igivdon

N E W LONDON. N E W '6031 526-2535

HAMPSHIRE

03257

MR. CALVIN FISHER, What to say when Charles away.

N E W L O N D O N SHOPPING CENTER

Compliments of

New London Pharmacy

Kidder Garage, Inc.

New London New Hampshire 526-6550

New London, New Hampshire

Kearsarge Telephone Company

THEEDGEWOODINN and N E W LONDON PADDLE TENNIS

New London, New Hampshire

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Tel. 526-2171

Failure is the path of least persistence.

Congratulations, Class of '75!

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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK FRANKLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE

FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Franklin, N e w Hampshire Members of F.D.I.C.

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W.WE PLUMBING

HEATING

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VALVES

FITTINGS

J O H N D. POPE PRESIDENT 200 M I D D L E S E X T U R N P I K E BURLINGTON. MASS. 01803 617-272-6600

RES. TEL. 617-631-5750

7 miles at Sea... an island of pleasure

O n T h e Storybook Island O f Martha's Vineyard

Season: May through October Sun and swim in ourflower-fringedoutdoor pool.

Sail orfishin ourfleetof pleasure boats. Golf nearby.

Browse through colorful shops. Visit historic spots, quaint villages and antique shops. Enjoy heart-warming hospitality and refreshment in our famed Navigator Restaurant and Boat house Lounge.

Free T V in every charming room of our colorful, delightful Inn overlooking the picturesque harbor Fearured in "Country Inns and Backroads."

See Your Travel A«ent.or WRITE FOR COLOR B R O C H U R E

Master Charge, BankAmericard, American Express

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Harborside Inn, Edgartown, Mass. 02539 Information and Brochure: Hotel Tel. (617)627-4321

YOUR LOVE/HATE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CITY IS FANTASTIC. BUT THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH OWNING A LITTLE SOMETHING PASTORAL ON THE SIDE OF A MOUNTAIN LAKE. CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT CORPORATION Developed by

Created and O w n e d by

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE THE MANCHESTER BANK SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FORESTS UNITED LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY Intrigued9 Then write Emil Hanslin Associates. P.O. Box IN, Grantham, N.H. 03753. or call (603) 863 4444 Obtain H U D property report from developer and read it before signing anything H U D neither approves the merits of the offering nor the value, if any. of the property This does not constitute an offer in those states where an offer cannot be made 133

Compliments of

Prescott Oil Co., Inc. West Franklin, New Hampshire.

Andover Meadow Motor Inn Route 11 Andover, N.H. 03216 Motel & Cabins Restaurant, Gift Shop Marge and Pete DeBartol©

PHONE 735-5387 BUS. 735-5274 HOME

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DURGIN SERVICE & REPAIR 24 HOURS WRECKER SERVICE

MAIN ST. ANDOVER. N H. 03216

R. P. JOHNSON & SON BUILDING MATERIALS POTTER PLACE, N.H. 03265 Telephone: 603-735-5544 603-526-4545

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Tel. ( 603 ) 526-2451

Best Wishes

Freedom Acres Wilmot Flats, New Hampshire, 03207

Currier and Phelps Mobil Station and Village Store Andover, New Hampshire

Editors Note

"What are we trying to practice every day? If our friendship depends on things like space and time, then when w e finally overcome space and time, we've destroyed our own brotherhood! But over come space, and all we have left is here. Overcome time, and all we have left is now. And in the middle of here and now, don't you think that we might see each other once or twice?"

In being at Proctor, I know that I have not overcome time and space in it's true sence.

I think that I have overcome the time and space between people and living and learning at Proctor. The people of it's community have guided m e to find the here and now of people of the community.

In being the editor of Proctor's yearbook, it has helped m e learn about people and having to work with them and keep them happy. I had alot of fun doing it. I hope they did also. I would like to thank them for working with m e because I couldn't have done it m y self. These people are m y sister, Kim, for doing the artwork. Moira for the money which she helped get for the book. Rob for doing the ads. Jon and especially Guddy, Richard Cox who had to work with an inexperienced editor.

Thanks everybody, Micheal Rudkin '75

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