Proctor Academy - Global Spirit

Twenty-something years ago, a member of Bermuda's Esso Steel Band came to campus for a Project Period and taught us how to make steel drums out of oil barrels. We have had a thriving steel drum elective ever since, and the spring incarnation of the group entertained in assembly yesterday.

The band's seniors who went on Senior Projects never learned to play Under the Sea, so they donned flippers and masks and danced for us.

These freshman mistook the bocci balls we store at Carr Beach for juggling balls.

Varsity girls lacrosse coaches had to create a special award for the most spirited member of that team: pom-poms for Liz!

Regina fires against Phillips Exeter.

In his third year, physics teacher Brian Kellogg received the dedication of the Green Lantern, the 2003 yearbook.

In the pistachio pit euphemistically called the Day Student Lounge, wireless internet access is improved if you do this.

Proctor in France recently cheered Olympique de Marseilles to a victory over Corsica's Bastia.

And here they are soaking up some culture.

While on the other side of the globe, Mountain Classroom rafts Washington State's Wenatchee River.