Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1985 volume:

The wise old owl sat in The less he spoke the an oak, more he heard. The more he heard the Why aren’t we like that less he spoke wise old bird? - Edward Hersey Richards Michelle Mureta and Robyn Lipman ‘ Ham it Up for the camera Bill Marcellus In a rare moment of study. Mike Whitney and Chad Lilley put the squeeze on Susan Alexander Mark Premo and Bob Browning . . future cadets?? 4 ■p “I hate you. I hate you. I hate Senior class scatters after class picture, you!” says Maggie Whitney. DEDICATION This yearbook is dedicated to a person who has truly shown what determination, willpower and cour- age can achieve. His ever-present smile and positive attitude give each and every one of us the strength to face our daily life with optimism. We have been fortunate to share our school years with such a person. With a feeling of warmth, friend- ship, and pride that this year we have chosen to break with tradi- tion, and in so doing, we honor one of our classmates. It is, therefore, with a great sense of appreciation for all he has given and for all he represents that we dedicate the 1985 yearbook to our friend and classmate, John McArdle. 6 FRESH FACULTY FACES Kathenne Bourne, Chorus and Band Director Jane Youngbear. Special Education Maureen Charron-Shea. Speech Therapist Andrea Myotte. French Teacher Mary Marsh. Secretary 7 FADS AND FASHIONS Wool sweaters, cardigans or pul- lovers. rugby shirts and pants rang- ing from girls' knickers to those worn by boys with many buttons and zippers, and even hockey pants, and finally jump suits—these are the clothes seen in the halls of MHS. How will these fashions ap- pear to your children in 2005 or to your grandchildren in 2025? REVENGE OF THE SENIORS! Going along with an annual tradition, the Seniors initiated the Freshmen. This was done to “wel- come” them to the school. The class of '85 came up with some good ideas on how to initiate the class of '88! They were forced to learn the school song, and sing it while marching up and down the halls of the school. Joey Wood dressed to kill! Wait ’til it’s our turn! Ames Robb blossoms forth Rosemarie White and her bunny. Chad Nielsen Pat McGinley's freshman dives into the fun. Kip Penniman, Shea Sweeney clowning around with Stephanie Pmard. 13 Mr. Brooks watches us closely on closed-circuit T V. Heidi Barker and Keith Mailhotte Mr Ashley crowns Christie Coates, while Adam Walker Susan McDer- mott and Mike Whitney look on. The class of 1985 dances the night away at their Prom, appropriately called Street of Dreams. It was held at Na- tional Life, on the nineteenth of May 1984. It was a night to remember for Christie Coates, elected Queen, and Adam Walker, named King. Jason Maliery and Miriam Novogrodsky i—ZkT King and Queen. Adam Walker and Christie Coates SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS 18 20 22 1 Jean Ambrose and sister Cindy 2 Christie Coates 3 Irene Peduzzi and friends 4 Mark Premo 5 Ron Kramer 6 John McArdle and sister Christie 7 Laurie Brown 8 Steph Morrissette 9 Curt Johnson 24 Mary Katherine Abbiati (Mer) Always remember: you can achieve ev- erything you wish to achieve. Imagine that! It’s not as hard as it seems. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Collegium 3 Winooski Valley 1. 2. 3. 4; All-state Music Festival 2; Anything Goes(Hope) 3; Jesus Christ Su- perstar 2. Daniel Higinio Aja (Larvae Man) Don’t tell me what to do, and don’t you ask me where I'm going to, I have to do what's right for me . —Missing Persons Football Frosh. J V . Varsity 3.4; Hockey Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball J.V. 1. 2. Varsi- ty 3,4; Freshman class Vice-President. Spanish Club 1,2; Latin Club 3.4; Varsity Club 3.4; Water Tower Crew 4 Susan D. Alexander Life is a smile, so find it and smiles you'll give, and tears you'll cry. and all that you touch and all that you see. is all your life will ever be. 100 Mile club 4, J.V. Field Hockey 1; J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 1. Co-captain 2; Varsity 4. Varsity Fooiball Cheerleading Co-captam 4. Chorus 1.2. 3. 4; Collegium 4. Masque 1.2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 1. 2. 3; President 4; French Club 4 AFS 1.2; Wi- nooski Valley Music Festival 2. 3. 4. All- state Music Festival 2, 3. 4 Jean Minetta Ambrose For everything there is an appointed time, even a time for every affair under the heavens: a time for birth and a time to die: a time to break down and a time to build up; a time to weep and a time to laugh; a time to mourn and a time to dance; a time to get and a time to lose; a time to love and a time to hate; a time to keep quiet and a time to speak. Ecclesiastes 3 Beth Annesley Austin (BAA) Dissatisfaction with the world in which we live and determination to realize one that shall be better, are the prevailing charac- teristics of the modern spirit. Field Hockey 1, 2. 3, 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Drama 2; AFS 3. 4. Yearbook 3; Track 1. Robert Shillingford Babcock III (Rob) If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break the record Student Council 1. Vice-President 2.3 President 4; Class President 1.3; Swiss Exchange President 1, 2. 3. 4; Boys State 3; French Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Football 1, 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2, 3, 4. Decat ha Ion 3, 4; Water Tower Crew 4 26 Heidi Barker (Marshmellow) As I sit here, trying to find the words there is not one good enough to tell the true meaning of life, loving, learning, friendships everlasting and the want for living to be only the best but do re- member this . . . A memory is just like music; it lingers in the heart and where its melody is heard the ills of life depart' Field Hockey t. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 2. 3.4; A F S. 1. 2. 3. 4. Ski Team 1. 2-Captain 1 Wendy Ann Barquin (Barq) If ambition doesn’t hurt you. you haven’t got it Stacianne Beckles Thanks to my friends who have helped me through I say not good-bye. but see you soon. Stacianne Beckles Tennis 1. 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 2. 3; Class Treasurer 1 Laurie Ellen Brown Don't cry unless you're happy, don’t smile unless you're blue Never let that lonely monster take control of you. Be glad that you are free, free to change your mind, free to go most anywhere, anytime Be glad that you are free, there’s many a man who's not Be glad with what you have. Baby it's what you've got.” Prince Swiss Exchange 4. French Club 3, Varsity Hockey Cheerleading 1; J.V. Field Hockey 1; Varsity Club 3.4; Band 1. 2. 3; Treasur- er 4; Vermont Excel 4 Cynthia Jean Bruzzese (Cin) For every dream that fades a new one grows So while my heart is still believing. I'll say goodbye. “ Rod McKuen Field Hockey J.V 1; Varsity 2. 3; Captain 4; Gymnastics Varsity 1. 2; Captain 3. 4; Softball J.V. 1. 2; Varsity 3, 4 Hugh O’Bri- en Leadership Seminar 2; Girls State 3; National Honor Society 3. 4. Swiss Ex- change 4. Pres 1. French Club t, 2; Sec- retary 3; Vice President 4; Masque 1, 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Chorus 1. Secretary 2; Collegium 3. 4. All State Music Festival 1. 2. 3 Winooski Valley Music Festival 1. 2. 4 Class Vice President 3. 4 Melody Jane Campball Now I've gained some understanding of the only world that we see. things that I once dreamed of have become reality. Rush Swiss Exchange 2. 3. 4; French Club 3. 4; Masque 3.4; Collegium 4. 27 Joseph Andrew Canales (Joe) Practice doesn't make perfect; perfect practice makes perfect Co-Captain Frosh Football. Frosh basketball J.V Baseball 1.2; Varsity 3.4, Cross Country 2. 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 2. 3. 4. Latin Club 2. 3. 4, Varsity 3. 4 Elizabeth Lee Cover (“Lyz ) “Learning to walk set you free- learnmg to dance gives you the greatest freedom of all: to ex- press with your whole self the person you are. Melissa Hayden Basketball 1. 2; Field Hockey 2; Softball 1. 2. 3: Dance 3.4 Mark D. Christie From an unknown land and through distant skies came a winged warrior Nothing re- mained sacred, no one was safe from the Hellion as it ut- tered its battle cry scream- ing for vengeance Judas Priest. Football 1; Stage Crew 3; Bowling 3. 4 Laura-Grace Curtis (L.G.) Hold to a true friend with both hands. Spanish Club 1. 2; Record 3. 4 Senior Section Editor 4, Track Manager 3.4. Close-up 4 Masque 4; Upward Bound 1. 2. 3. 4 Christienne Fonville Coates (Christie) “You will stand many times at the crossroads in life just as you're standing now;'' Your's is the choice . . may you follow your dreams and believe in yourself all the way—As you journey along with your eyes on the stars and with hope in your heart day by day Katherine Keller Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 AFS 4; French Club 3. 4. Jr. Prom co-chairper- son 3-Jr. Prom Queen; National Honor Society 3-President 4 Girls' State 3; Varsity Club Vice-president 3 President 4 Student Council 3 Secretary 4 Class Treasurer 4 Anne Czaplinski Ain’t nobody really sure just who they wanna be But everybody has a place and time a chance to live . . A need to find We all got so- methin' that we care about .1 propose you find it out. Billy Squier JV Field Hockey 1; Varsity Field Hockey 2. 3. 4. JV basketball 1; Cross-Country Skiing 2; Cross- Country Ski Captain 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club t; French Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Swiss Exchange 4 Project Excel 3; Girl's State 3; National Honor Society 3-Sec- retary 4. Junior Prom Commit- tee 3. 28 Michael Joseph Danko (Mad Dog) Through early morning fog I see, visions of the things to be. the pains that are withheld for me. I realize and I can see The game of life is hard to play; going to loose it anyway, the loosing card I'll someday lay, so this is all I have to say!” FT, W Bowling 3. 4 Kristine Elizabeth Eardensohn (Kris) How high I aim, how much I see. how far I reach depends on me Author Unknown Cross Country 1. 2. 3, 4; Ski Team 1. 3. 4 Captain 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3; Who's Who Among American HighSchool Students 3; French Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Swiss Exchange 4 National Honor Society 2; Treasurer 3. 4 Girls State 3; 100 Mile Club 4 Bonnie Marie Drew (Bon Bon) l want to dance always, to be good and not evil, and when it is all over, not to have the feel- ing l might have done better.' ' Ruth St, Denis JV Basketball Cheerleader 1. 2; Student Council 1, 2, French Club 1; AFS 1. Masque 2; Spanish Club 4; Dance 1, 2, 3. 4; Teen Jazz 3. 4 Coleen Carol Eldred (’Leen) Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward, for it's a path I have yet to meet, and a per- son I have yet to be . Basketball Cheerleading 1. Co- Captam 2.-Varsity 3, 4; Year- book 4; Pep Club 1, 2; AFS 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Masque 2 3; Dance 2. 3. 4 Teen Jaz2 3 Thomas John Drew (Tom) Well I busted out of class, had to get away from those fools. I learned more from a three min- ute record. Baby, than I ever learned in school Tonight I hear the neighborhood drum- mer sound, I can feel my heart begin to pound I say I'm tired and just wanna' close my eyes and follow my dreams Bruce Springsteen Frosh Football Co-Captain 1. JV Football 2; Cross Country 3. 4. Frosh Basketball Captam 1, Varsity Basketball 3. 4; JV Baseball 1; Track 2. 3, 4; Junior Prom Co-Chairperson 3; Stu- dent Council 4 Michael Elmendorf “Don't wait for answers. Just take your chances; Don't ask me why. Billy Joel 29 1 Mer Abbiati 2 Larvae Man Aja 3. Susan Alexander 4. Jean Ambrose 5 BAA Austin 6. Rob Babcock 7 Marshmellow Barker 8 Barq Barquin 9. Stacey Beckles and friend 10. Laurie Brown 11. Cin Bruzzese 12. Melody Campbell 30 31 Heinrich R. Farnham Head for the mountains. Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 2. 3,4. Emily V. Field Music resembles poetry; in each are nameless graces which no methods teach, and which a master hand alone can reach. Chorus 1. 2. 3; Collegium Musicum 3, 4; Winooski Valley Music Festival 1. 2. 4; Yearbook 2. 4. All States Music Festival 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Girls State Alternate 3; All New England Music Festival 4; Swiss Exchange 2. 3. 4; French Club 2. 3. 4. Masque 2. 3. 4; Band 4; Terryville Music Exchange 2. Jerry Allen Fitzgerald (Bear) Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Varsity 3, 4 Lee Flanders Bonnie Lynn Flint (Bonnie Lu) I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. William Allen White Winooski Valley 1, 2. 3; All-States 2. 3; Collegium 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Masque 2. 3; r Amy Leith Gamble Every once in a while I get the incredible urge to scream. Hey world! Look at what I've done! Then it occurs to me that I am my most important audience, and it really doesn't matter who else knows. National Honor Society 3, 4 Masque 2; AFS 4. Yearbook 2. 3. 4 Ski team 4 J.V Softball 2 Varsity 3. 4; Basketball Statis- tics 2. 32 Christopher Stephen Garcia (Kiko) The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom William Blake Football J.V. 2, 3 Varsity 4; Basketball Freshman 1, J.V. 2, 3 Varsity 4; Baseball 1; Track 2; National Honor Society 3, 4 Boys State 3; French Club 1, 2, Swiss Exchange 2. 3. 4 Vice-President 3. Co- president 4 Susan L. Gilmlan (Susie) Keep smiling; it makes people wonder what you've been up to.” Marco Paul Garcia Success is when everything feels right ” Basketball 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3. Leslie Hester Goldsmith Now. before we end and then begin, we'll drink a toast to how it's been, a few more nights on satin sheets, a few more times that I can say. I love these days.” Billy Joel Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4, Band 1. 3; Drum Major President 4; Yearbook 1, 2; Masque 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 2; All State 2; Winooski Val- ley 2. 3. 4 Carolyn Jane Gidney (Trop Courte, Giggles) The race is not always to the swift but to those who keep running. J.V Field Hockey 1, Varsity 2. 3 Co-Cap- tain 4; Varsity Girls Basketball Statistics 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; French Club 1; Treasurer 2. 3. 4. Varsity Club 2. 4-Trea- surer 3; Class Secretary 1. 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3-Treasurer 4; Band 1.-Sec- retary 2. 3. 4 Central Vermont Wave- makers Swim Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Gary Andrew Goodell (Gare-Bear; Smedley) Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry. and you cry alone. Mitchell H. Gowans (Mitch) The blues ot mental and physi- cal wear and tear are not as devastating as the yellows of the quitter Frosh Basketball-J.V Baseball 1, 2 Varsity 3. 4; Frosh Foot- ball. J.V. Football 2. Varsity 3. Co-Captain 4; Latin Club 2. 3. Amy Alice James Friendship is born at the mo- ment when one person says to another. What! You too? I thought I was the only one.” Basketball Varsity 3. 4; Softball 3.4: Chorus 4; At Harwood Union: Basketball J.V 1 Varsity 2; Softball J.V t Varsity 2; Chorus 1 Charlene Anne Hedges (Char) Goodbye my friends, maybe forever; Goodbye my friends the tide waits for me. who knows if we shall meet again, if ever; because time keeps flow- ing like a river into the sea. Basketball 1. 2. 4; Field Hockey 1. 2: Track 1; Spanish Club 3.- Treasurer 4; 100 Mile Club 4 Steven Robert Jensen It's been real, and it's been fun but it amt been real fun Basketball Frosh. J.V. 2 Varsity 3,4 Betty Jean Hull (B.J.) Thanks to all my friends who have been behind me. no mat- ter what You mean a lot to me and I’ll never forget you. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1, 2. 3. 4; Football Manager 3 Curtis H. Johnson For those who do not dare to take themselves to the limits, can never find out what their limits are Frosh Football; Frosh Basketball. J4 Petor David Johnson (Pete) Look around and choose your ground; for long you live and high you fly, and smiles you’ll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be. Tennis 1. 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Frosh Basketball. J.V Basket- ball 2. Varsity 3.4 Track 3. 4 Scott Franklin Kelley Hello. Green Mountain Ball- room . The man in the back said ev- eryone attack and it turned into a Ballroom Blitz , . Darcie Lang Johnston Whenever the moon and stars are set. Whenever the wind is high, all night long in the dark and wet. a man goes riding by Late in the night when the fires are out. why does he gallop about? R L. Stevenson Chorus 1. 2, 3; Equestrian 10 years. A I Percy E. Kelley Life comes and goes so you better live it before it s gone Bowling 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. Donna Marie Kennison It’s not to have what we want, but to enjoy what we have, that brings us real happiness ’ JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Bas- ketball 3. 4. Varsity Softball 4 Christina Lynne Koliandar (Chris) Close your eyes and drop a dream French Club 2. 3. 4, Swiss Ex- change 2, 3. 4. AFS 1. Chorus 1. Z. Collegium 3. 4 Masque 2.- Treasurer 3.-President 4; Wi- nooski Valley 1. 2. 3. 4 All States 2; All New England 3. Yearbook 3. 4 35 1 Mitch Gowen 2 Char Hedges 3 B J. Hull 4 Amy James 5 Steve Jensen 6 Curt Johnson 7 Pete Johnson 8 Darcie Johnston 9 Percy Kelley 10 Scott Kelley 11 Donna Kenmson 12 Chris Koliander 4 9 37 Ronald Scott Kramer (Ron) Cowards die many times before their deaths The valiant never taste of death but once Of all the wonders that I yet have heard it seems to me most strange that men should fear, seeing that death, a necessary end. will come when it will come. Julius Caesar Freshman Football 1; Masque 2; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Cross Country Ski Team 3. 4 Trevor LaChapelle (La) Ain't got time for spreading roots. The time has come to be gone, and though to health we drank a thousand times. I've got to ramble on. Led Zeppelin Tennis 1; Track 1; Baseball 3. 4. Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Student council 4. Water Tower Crew 4 Michelle Lynn Larose (Mimi) The best thing you can do is to get very good at being you. JV Basketball 1; Varsity 2. 3. 4 JV Soft- ball 1-Varsitiy 2. 3. 4 Louisa M. Lewis (Wezzer) Thanks for a good four years M.H.S. Masque 1. Chad Martin Lilley We know what we are. but know not what we may be J.V. Basketball 1. 2. Varsity 3. 4; J.V Baseball 1. 2. Varsity 3. 4 Robyn Jill Lipman We close our eyes and reflect uppon the memories we've shared throughout the years Now. in only a few moments, those memories will seem far away. But more will be made with open eyes and a smile J.V Field Hockey t. 2. 3.; Varsity Football Cheerleading 4; co-captain 4, Varsity Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. J.V Basketball Cheer leading 1. Co-captam 1. Varsity Basket- ball Cheerleading 2. 3. Co-captam 4. Class Secretary 2; Student Council 3; French Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 4. Swiss Exchange 3. Yearbook 4. Varsity Club t. 2 38 Kimberly Anne Lovelette (Kimmie) Shoot for the moon, for if you miss, you’ll be among the stars. Track 2. 3. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 FHA 1; Swiss Exchange 2. 3. 4; Ticket Squad 2. 3, 4, Bowling 2. 3. 4; French Club 3. 4. James Edward MacDonald And the meek shall inherit the Earth. 2112 Rush Ski Team 1. 2. 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Cross Country 4; Track 3. 4; French Club 1,3. 4; A F S 3. President 4; Close-up 2; Swiss Exchange 4; Varsity Club 2; Stage Crew 1. Jason George Mallery And the tears I cry might turn into the rain, which gently falls upon your window and you’ll never know . . ELO Cross Country 1. 2, 3; Cross Country Ski- ing 1. 2; Track 1. 2: Masque 2, 3. 4; Colle- gium 3. 4; Terryville Exchange 2; All State 3. Craig Alan Marineau Words often deceive . but deeds show the reality of love. Tennis t. 2; Varsity Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 4; French Club 1, 4; Swiss Ex- change 3, 4. Bodo Martin The road goes ever on and on down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the road has gone and I must follow, if I can, pursuing it with eager feet until it pins some larger way where many paths and errands meet. And wither then? I cannot say. Lord of the rings I. 62.110 A.F.S. 4 Ski-Team 4 Track 4 John V. McArdle Never say you can't. I knew that! Varsity Ski Team 1, Manager Football Team 1. 2; Track Team Manager 1. 2. 3; Basketball Manager 2. 3. 39 Susan A. McDermott Michelle L. Miller I get this feeling when I look be- yond I want to be out there. I want to be gone. Field Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4; Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1; French Club 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook 4; Swiss Exchange 4. To love what you do and feel that it matters -how could any- thing be more fun? National Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Vice President. 4; Cross Coun- try 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2; French Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; Masque 3. 4; Swiss Ex- change 4; Bowling 3. 4 Patrick Edward McGinley (Gutman) It’s not just winning but the courage to join the race Football 3. 4; J.V. Basketball 1. 2. Varsity Basketball 3.4; J.V. Baseball 1. Varsity Baseball 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 2. 3. 4 Michael T. Montgomery When you feel safe. When you feel warm, that's when I rise that's when I crawl. Judas Priest Spanish Club 4; Ski Team 2. Patrick M. McMullen Enjoy life and work hard for time passes quickly and can never be made up. Close Up 2; Yearbook 2; Frosh Football. J.V. Football 2; Ski- Team 1. 2. 3. 4. Stephanie J. Morriasette (Steph) Live every day as if it is your last Field Hockey 1. 2; Gymnastics 1. 2; Track 1; Spanish Club 2. 40 Michelle R. Mureta (Shelly) You get out of life what you put Into It. J.V. and Varsity Basketball Cheerleading; Varsity Softball; Pep Club; Latin Club Miriam Novogrodaky (Mir) Youth is the first victim of war, the first fruit of peace It takes 20 years or more of peace to make a person it takes only 20 seconds of war to destroy them . Alexander Downer J.V. Field Hockey 1.-Varsity 2, 3. 4. J.V Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Drama 1. 2, 3. 4 AFS 1,2. 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2; Latin Club 3. Thomas Edward Murray •‘It's not a crime to get knocked down but it is if you don't get back up Burt Morrison J.V Football 1. 2 Varsity Foot- ball 3. Captain 4. Hockey 3. 4; J.V. Baseball 2; Golf Team 3. Andrew Jon Nuquist (Jon) “Well they say that life’s a car- ousel; spin it fast you better ride it well the world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes, then steal your dreams It’s Heaven and Hell. And they’ll tell you black is real- ly white the moon is just the sun at night, and when you walk in golden halls, you get to keep the gold that falls: It’s Heaven and Hell. RJD French Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1; Swiss Exchange 2. 3. 4, Ski Team 2, 3. 4; Track 1. 2 3; Masque 2, 3.-Executive Of- ficer 4; Boys State Alternate 3. Christopher Frederic Needham Stage crew 1. 2; Ski Team 2; Track 1 Maureen Ann O’Donnell “Learn how to love . . . learn how to hate. Learn how to mend broken heartaches Learn to forgive . . learn how to wait Learn how to live, before it’s too late. Billy Squire At Brattleboro: J.V. Field Hock- ey 1: Basketball 1; J.V Softball 1; Freshman Senate 1; Spanish Club 1; Model Congress 1. At Montpelier: Varsity Field Hockey 2. 3. 4; J.V. Basketball 2;-Varsity 3. 4; J.V. Softball 2; Latin Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 4 41 1 Ron Kramer 2. La LaChapelle 3. Mimi Larose 4 Wezzer Lewis 5. Chad Lilley 6. Robyn Lipman 7 Kimmie Loveiette 8 James MacDonald 9. Jason Mallery 10. Craig Marineau 11. Bodo Martin 12. John MacArdle 42 1. Susan McDermott 2. Pat McGinley 3. Pat McMullen 4 Michelle Miller 5 Mike Montgomery 6 Steph Mornssette 7. Shelly Mureta and friend 8 Tom Murray 9. Chris Needham 10 Mir Novogrodsky 11. Jon Nuquist 12 Maureen O'Donnell 43 Vincent O'Neil Victor Matthew Pepin (Hector) Tm not giving in to security under pres- sure. I’m not missing out on the promise of adventure. I'm not giving up on implausi- ble dreams - Experience to extremes.” Rush Freshman Football 2,-Varsity 3. 4; Track Varsity 2. 3. 4.-Vice President 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student Coun- cil 3. 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Freshman Bas- ketball 1.- J.V.2.-Varsity 3.Captain 4; Wa- ter Tower Crew 4 Irene Louise Peduzzi We make friends throughout high school years. Some closer than others, but all were cherished throughout the years. Varsity Hockey Cheerleading 1. Track 1 Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4 James Pembroke Percy (Jungle) And all we have ever been through we must live today but remember yesterday and think of tomorrow Crosscountry 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Latin Club 1. 2. Cathleen Joan Pembroke (Cath) You can break away, or you can stay, you choose your life, you're free to fly . . go on and fly.” LB J V Field Hockey Manager 1; J.V and Varsity Field Hockey Scorekeeper 2; Latin Club 2, 3. 4; Yearbook Business Manager 3. 4 Lisa Marie Pierce Today's dreams are tomorrows future I Stefanie J. Pinard (Stef) Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go. be what you want to be LIVE! Varsity Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4; Var- sity Club 2. 3. 4; Swiss Group 3. 4; French Club 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; AFS 1. 2: Pep Club 1. 2; Jr Prom Committee 3; Dance-A-Thon 3; Freshman Welcome Committee 4, Yearbook 4 James Mark Premo If you think you're beaten, you are If you think you dare not. you don't If you like to win. but think you can’t It's almost for sure you won t. If you think you're losing, you’ve lost For out in the world we find success begins with a person's will. It's all in the state of mind. Unknown Freshmen Football, J.V. Football 2. Varsi- ty 4. Varsity Ski Team 3.4; Track 1. 4; In Clearfield PA- Varsity Football 3; Track 2. George Edmund Rice III (ED) Here's a joke, here’s some wine, it’s on me. I shake the world off my shoulder- C’mon. Baby, the laugh’s on me. Bruce The Boss Sprmgstein Frosh Football 1. J.V. 2. Varsity 3. 4; Track 1. 2, 3. 4 French Club 1. 2, 3,-Co- President 4, Student Council 1. 2. 3. Vice- President 4. Class President 4; Commended Student 2; National Merit Scholarship Competition 4. Swiss Ex- change Program 1. 2. 3. 4 Alternate Boy’s State 3; Water Tower Crew 4 Theresa Lee Richmond (Terry) It is not enough to be good when you dream of being great Masque 1. 2. Executive Board 3. Vice President 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Collegium Mu- sicum 3. 4. Winooski Valley Music Festival 1. 2. 3. 4,; All-State Music Festival 1. 2. 4; All-New England Music Festival 3. 4. Ter- ryville Music Exchange 2; Band 3. Vice- President 4. Debate and Forensics 1, 2; French Club 1. 2: Student Council 1. 2. 4; Swiss Exchange 4 Lisa Anne Plummer (Lis) Always keep a smile on your face It makes people wonder what you’ve been up to! J.V. Football Cheerleader 2; Varsity Foot- ball Cheerleader 4 David Victor Poulin (Dave) “I won’t come out, you must come in to me Into my womb-garden where I peer out. Where I can construct a universe within the skull, to rival the real James Douglas Morrison Cross Country 2. 3. 4; Hockey 3. 4. French Club 3. 4; Swiss Exchange 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2; Stage Crew 1, 2. Tina J. Robinson (Beanny) “And in the end. the love that you take is equal to the love you make. The Beatles Close-Up 3. su Thad Schenker (Thadpole) •'This is the day when your life will surely change Cross Country Running 1. 2. 3. 4; Track Field 1. 2. 3. 4 Matthew C. Rowan (Matt) The smartest distance between two points is not necessarily a straight Mine Easier, maybe But after years of running, you've learned a bitter-sweet lesson: short cuts are dead ends. Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4 Hockey 2; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Indoor track 1, 2. 3. 4 Anne Elizabeth Shepard (Anne) Look to this day . For yester- day is but a dream, and tomor- row is only a vision. But today well lived makes every yester- day a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. J.V. Football cheerlreadmg 1; Varsity 2: Winooski Valley Mu- sic Festival 2. 3: All State Music Festival 2. 3; Chorus 2; Secre- tary 3; Collelgium 3.4 Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 3. 4; Freshman Welcome Commit- tee 3; Pajama Game 1; Jesus Christ Superstar 2. Dwight D. Ryea (Sergio) Be all that you can be AFS; Racquetball. Chorus. Matthew Joseph Smolen Sometimes in confusion. I felt so lost and disillusioned.. . All the same we take our chances Laughed at by time, tricked by circumstances. . Now l‘ve gamed some understanding of the only world that we see. Things that I once dreamed of have become realitiy. These walls that still surround me still contain the same old me Just one more who’s searching for the world that ought to be. Neil Peart Ski Team 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Cross Country 3. 4; Swiss Exchange 2. 3. 4; French Club 1. 2, 3. 4 46 Douglas Lloyd Stewart (Doug) A foolish man proclaims his qualifications: A wise man keeps them secret within him- self A straw floats on the sur- face of water, but a precious gem placed upon it sinks. Alpine Ski Team 2; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Collegium Treasurer 3. 4; Wi- nooski Valley Music Festival 1, 2, 3; All State Music Festival 3; All New England Music Festival 3; French Club 3. 4; Swiss Ex- change 2. 3, 4 Boys State 3: Jesus Christ Superstar 2; Chamber Music 3. 'Anything Goes' 3. Adam Bingham Walker Somehow something's changed around the house, it suddenly seems so calm. Now what are we supposed to do . with all of this new found free- dom Saga Cross Country 1, 2. 3, 4; Cross Country Skiing 1, 2. 3. 4, Track 1, 2. 3, 4; French Club 3. 4; Masque 4; 3. 4 Anything Goes 3; Boys State 3; National Hon- or Society 3. 4; Swiss Ex change 2, 3. 4 Damariscotta Charlotte Stocek (Damaris) We ought to hear at least one little song everyday, read a good poem, see a first-rate painting, and if possible speak a few sensible words. Goethe Band 1,4; Masque 3; Latin Club 2. 3. Ileene R. Therrien A heart full of happiness is a treasure exceeded only by a mind full of fond memories Yearbook, 2. 3, 4,-Senior Sec- tion Editor 4: Close up 4, Sister 2. Michael Patrick Whitney We gotta get out while we're young. Baby, we were born to run. Bruce Springstein At Bethlehem N Y. Football 1; Varsity 2; Basketball 1; Base- ball 1. At Montpelier: Football Varsity 3, 4; Basketball J.V. 2,- Varsity 3. 4. Baseball J.V. 2,- Varsity 3. 4; Spanish Club 4 47 Wk Leanne Wimmer (Lark) I have to live with myself and so. I want to be fit for myself to know. I want to be able, as days go by. always to look myself straight in The eye. I never can hide myself from ME; I see what others may never see. I know what others may never know I never can fool myself, and so. whatever happens. I want to be self-respecting and conscience-free Field Hockey 1. 2, 3; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 2. 3; Track 1.2; Tennis 3.4; French Club 2. 3. 4; Swiss Exchange 2. 3. 4; Class Treasurer 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2; Ju- nior Prom Committee 3; Freshman Wel- come Committee 4; Varsity Club 4; Dance-A-Thon 3. Seniors Not Pictured Leslie Eaton Alison E. FitzPatrick “Time it was, oh what a time it was. A time of innocence, a time of confidences . Student Council 1.-Secretary 2; French Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Swiss Exchange 3. 4; AFS 3.4. National Honor Society 3. 4; Chorus 1.2. 3; Winooski Valley Music Festival 3. 4; Masque 1. 2. 3,- Secretary 4. Wendy Gillander “When you do something right no one re- members. When you do something wrong, no one forgets. Lester Holmes Cary M. Jenkins You pass through life but one time, so enjoy. Freshman football. Rose Lee May If you would have things come your way, go after them. 1 Vincent O'Neil 2 Irene Peduzzi 3. Cath Pembroke 4. Hector Pepin 5. Jungle Percy 6 Lisa Pierce 7. Stef Pmard 8. Liz Plummer 9 Dave Poulin 10 Mark Premo 49 1 Ed Rice 2. Terry Richmond 3 Beanny Robinson 4 Thadpole Schenker 5. Matt Rowan 6 Anne Shepard 7 Dwight Ryea 8 Matt Smolen 9. Doug Stewart 10 Adam Walker 50 V: f 1 • • 1 Damans Stocek 2 Rose White 3 lleene Therrien 4 Mike Whitney 5. Leanne Wimmer 6 Leslie Eaton 7 Wendy Gillander 8 Lester Holmes 9 Cary Jenkins 10 Rose May 51 I, Dan Aja, leave one extra-tine pen to Mary Redmond to make up for all the pens I chewed. I, Susan Alexander, will to my brother David my ability to B.S. and please get a job! To my friends, hap- piness forever; and to A.E.L. all my love. I, Beth Austin, will to Brad Stewart one apple a day, for the remainder of his high school years at MHS: to all sophomores and juniors I will my ability to B.S. in class and get away with it; to Mrs. McClintock I will my keen sense of humor; Miriam Novogrodsky and I will our combined Chemistry notes to all deserving young scientists. I, Rob Babcock, will to Rich Rowell my lifetime membership to Fowl’s Gym! I, Heidi Barker, will Elizabeth all the best in her Senior year, “Good luck Pumpkin’’; to Katie Moran the freedom of life and to enjoy whatever she does; to the Varsity Team my vote for no more mile runs! Good luck next year. . I. Laurie Brown, will to Naomi Leeds my locker ( 69); to my brothers, Jeff and Chris, very successful fi- nal years at MHS to Sean Smith, a punk girlfriend; to Cindy Coates the best picture of Sting for her lock- er; to Mrs. Bourne luck with the drum section; to the faculty many more classes as creative, outgoing, and hard-working as the Class of ’85; to the Class of ’85, my classmates and friends, a wonderful life. May we keep in touch after MHS and always be happy. I, Cindy Bruzzese, will to Bill as much fun as I had; to Tonja my spot on the uneven bars; and to P.M. a wonderful life and thanks for a great five years. I, Melody Campbell, being of reasonably sound mind and sound body, will to Kris Koolkin cinnamon gum for her canned goods, a complete instruction booklet in CPR, and a can of mousse; to Gayle Buckley, luck in controlling Kris and a complete “Heidi’’ wardrobe; to Ace, another twisted homeroom as abnoxious as this years; to the Class of '86, I will the ability and incentive to make MHS a greater place to be. I, Joe Canales, will Tonja Curtis my homeroom chair. I, Liz Cover, will to Bonnie Drew a ride home from dance class; Jodi M the best of luck in her dance ca- reer; and most importantly to the person who has taught me so much about myself, I will her continued success and happiness and many many thanks. I owe you a few Lorri, Love ya!! I, Laura Curtis, will to Louisa Lewis all the happiness in the World and thanks for being my best friend even through the tough times; to the rest of my friends still at MHS all the fun I had. I, Mike Danko, leave to Mr. Sanfacon a memory of an over head jet weld from J.R.G. class of '74. I, Bonnie Drew, will to L.W. the memories of our great times together; To S.K and T.C. one terrific last year; to my parents thanks for always supporting me when I needed your support; to D.D. all my love and thanks for making the past four years so very special. I, Thomas J. Drew, will David O’Donnell my nice smelling running sneakers; to Mr. Skea I leave him wondering if he will ever collect his bet; Julie Rouelle my trench coat; and Hutch my attitude. I, Kris Eardensohn, will Julie’s and Katie’s “fwiendly wibbing” to Jeanette; fifteen pounds to Diane; and S.P. to Julie. 52 I, Leslie Ann Eaton, being of sound mind and body leave MHS with the best wishes for the future in sports and academics. I, Coleen Eldred, will to any underclassmen the ability to work at Pizza Hut and still like Pizza! Also, I would like to thank L.S., S.J.P., and B.D. for being such great friends and always being there for me. I would also like to thank my parents for being so supportive in everything I do; and also J.B., S.J.P., T.C., and ‘‘Puff’ for the wonderful summer of ’82 I, Heinrich Farnham, leave my spot on the bench to Halford. I, Bonnie Flint, will to the High School Band all the cold football games you want and the best of luck; to Mrs. Bourne a hundred freshmen study halls. I, Carolyn Gidney, will my height to Chris Brown; and Melanie three SUPER years. | I, Wendy Gillander, will Jay the ability to graduate; the Class of ’85 one hell of a Graduation party. I, Gary Goodell, will to Mark Premo my good taste in girls; to Pete Johnson my penguin watch to Joe Canales my charm; to pretty senior girls my love. I, Mitch Gowans, give my black bike to J. Murphy. I, Betty-Jean Hull, will to Shannon and Katie (you are so awesome) all my basketball talents; and to my little cousin Carolann all the best!! I, Amy James, will to my friends the ability to grow and accept new changes; to my best friend “Cheerio” the ability to do the best that she can do and never give up no matter how hard the task is. I, Steve Jensen, will Earl Fecter just as good a time as I had. I, Darcie Johnston will to my sister, Gore all the best of luck; to my parents thanks and love; to Leanne all the happiness in the world. I. Percy Kelley, will Randy Swan all my home work and his own. I, Scott Kelley, will to Mr. Adamski any and all class I have for he’ll need all he can get after going to the Twisted Sister Concert. I. Donna Kennison, will to Carolann Miller the best of luck in her future years at MHS. I. Chris Koliander, will to my sister Diana and Jeanette three more great years at MHS; to Chris B my great locker 465 to Mr. Aja a great homeroom for many years; to Mrs. Bourne good luck with Collegium next year. t, Ron Kramer, will to Mrs. Bluhm all my homemade blue slips. I, Trevor LaChapelle, will to my brother my ability to beat the system and use of Soobi; to my mother my undying love and gratitude; and to Jen a magic hug. I. Michelle Larose, will to my brother Jim all the good times I had; to Katie the best of luck in basketball and never to have another night like at TR; to Mel good luck with your remaining years at MHS. 53 I, Louisa Lewis, will to Keith Mailhotte all my love and worldly possesions; to Laura-Grace Curtis my friendship and for her to make it through Medical School; to my sister Cindy I leave my locker and MHS. I. Robyn Lipman, leave my spot on the Varsity Basketball Cheerleading Team to a deserving person; to the girls Tennis Team “Missy McArthy” for further success; and to Boo I leave a carrot a day and thanks for being such a good friend. I, Kim Lovelette, will Scott Garcia my unique ability to win in Othello. I, James MacDonald, will my rusty old locker to any one who dares. I, Jason Mallery, will my illegal lock to P.M.B. along with its keys. I, Craig Marineau, leave to Kevin Milller my corner in the Team Room. I, Bodo Martin, hope to give those who I call friends something to remember, to think-and I want to hold on to those friends. I, Rose May, will Robin Barr the best of a Senior year. I, John McArdle, do hereby give and bequeath all the credits for my successes to my parents. I, Susan McDermott, bequeath to Betty and Patti mine and Mofer’s spot on Smurfy’s lawn; and to Shannon B. another partner to pass to. I, Pat McGinley, will Bill Bruzzese the next two great years of high school; to Cindy Bruzzese the best fu- ture and thank her for the great times we had together and hopefully more to come. I, Pat McMullen, will to all my teachers, friends, and acquaintances thank you. I, Steph Morrissette, will to all the underclassmen the hope that you can make it as I did. I, Michelle Mureta, will to the freshman, sophomore and junior classes great years at MHS. I, Tom Murray, will the Skoal Bandit parking space to a deserving underclassman. I, Chris Needham, will to the Class of '85 and the teachers I've known, thanks. I, Maureen O’Donnell, leave Betty G. my spot on Tootie's couch for the nights she can’t go home; Katie and Shannon the week-ends; Mel and Laura three more years of good times; and Dave as much fun as I had. I, Cathleen Pembroke, will to Claude a spoiled life with a better driving record than George; to Debbie everything you may ever desire because you will achieve your goal; to Coach Brown the patience to teach female drivers as you tried to teach me; to Scott Kelley a life without CCI4 and or carbon tetrachloride. I, Victor Pepin, will to all future seniors the best of luck all my teachers good students; my friends a bud; my good friends a blue; and to Coach Drew and Coach Aja championship jackets. I, Jim Percy, will my attitude to every class. '86, '87, '88. I, Lisa Pierce, will to all the seniors next year good luck with trying to initiate the freshmen. I, Stefanie Pinard, leave Boo and Mag the hope that they will keep up the Tennis Team talk and Spirit: to Space and Bean good luck; I hope you have as much fun as I did at MHS, stay out of trouble; to Mr. Aja all my love and thanks for the help you’ve given me: to Lark and Belle the thanks they deserve for always listening to my problems and for being super friends; to C.C.E. see ya in Florida; to Susie and Aud hopes that you can find a better Trivial Pursuit partner than me; to any deserving senior girl the temper to deal with J.N. throughout the day and still ‘wuv him at the end of it; To Evan-good luck; your last years here and keep up with tennis! to my parents, although I never show it, thanks for all you’ve helped me, I love you both; to C.D.T. you made my summer, I leave you one last hug. I, Lisa Plummer, will to the class of ’88 the four best years of your life. I, David Poulin, will to all the future classes of MHS all my old school books ’cause I don’t want them. I, Mark Premo, leave the challenge to all underclassmen to have an equal or better class than the Class of ’85. I, Ed Rice, leave Chris Magnan a pair of eyes big enough to see through. I, Terry Richmond, will to Liz and Tori all the low notes; to band the ability to march and play at the same time; to Mr. Bate a new student to drive him crazy. I, Tina Robinson, will a date with B.G. to Marjorie Murtaugh I will my intelligence to Trisha Hill; and my “Little Black Book’’ to lleene. I, Thad Schenker, leave my memories to the teachers. I. Anne Shepard, will to G.R. the best of luck in her remaining years of high school and hope she will al- ways be my “little sister’’; to Lark my thanks for always being there; to Stef the hope that best friends last forever; and to T.D. all my love now, forever, and always. I, Matt Smolen, will to my brother my commen sense, I hope it's enough. I Damariscotta Stocek, hereby leave my broken quills, aged Bristol pads, and empty ink bottles to Tasha. I, lleene Therrien, will to Tina R. many happy years with ?? to Shaun Achilles I will another game of dou- bles with Dale; To Cindy Lewis a great senior year and all the happiness in the World; to Louisa Lewis many years of happiness and love with Keith M.; to L-G the best of luck in college and one last “What are you doing?”; finally to my parents all my love and thanks for always supporting me in whatever I wanted to do, I love you both; to my brother Kelly, a great time in high school; and to Trisha Hill three more great years at MHS. I, Rosemarie White, will Mark Boisvert one free skip and Robin Barr. I, Mike Whitney, leave to Smag “The Sweat Buddy”; Roger a clue Boo a good time; Katie and Mag. “mom”; and Todd my lucky quarter. I, Leanne Wimmer will Belle and S.J.P. as much caring and understanding as they have given me; to P.J. and Julie as much fun at MHS as I had; to E.R. one last hug from Pumpkin Head. 55 56 Senior Class Officers 58 They finally put their heads together and get down to business. Class Of ’85’s Top Ten: COLORS BLUE purple green black pink red grey turquoise white aqua MOVIES Risky Business Purple Rain An Officer and Arthur Strange Brew Raiders of the Lost Ark Ghost busters 48 Hours The Man from Snowy River Eddie and the Cruisers SINGERS Bruce Springsteen Prince Billy Joel Phil Collins David Bowie Elvis Costello Lionel Richie Kenny Rogers Pink Floyd Steve Perry TEACHERS Mr. Aja Mr. Adamski Mr. Brooks Ms. Phillips Miss Silsby Mrs. Redmond Mr. Smolen Mr. Skea Mr. Pinard Mr. Miana SON„ Missing You The Warrior She’s a Beautygj Dancing in the Dark Born in the U.S.A. Let’s Go Crazy On The Dark Side Almost Paradise Faithfully I Wanna Rock English Accounting Physics Math History Lunch GROUP Hewy Lewis The News U-2 Journey Night Ranger Police Chicago The Cars Rush Van Halen Twisted Sister 59 How Many Times Have You Heard . . . Mary Abbiatti say “Right!” Dan Aja say ‘‘Oh Marv” Susan Alexander say I Love You” Beth Austin say ‘‘You guys!” —. Rob Babcock say “What the ‘heck’; I’ll get over it” Heidi Barker say Slime” Staci Beckles say “That a picture baby. I ain’t got time to wait.” Laurie Brown say “Porche, there is no substitute” Cindy Bruzzese say Fine; I’ll learn to deal with it.” Joe Canales say “No problem” Mark Christie say If it feels good, over do it!” Liz Cover say “Let me see faces!” 1 | Laura Curtis say go for it! Jr . Bonnie Drew say Wicked . . .” jrajy £ | Tom Drew say Beauty, eh!!” j Kris Eardensohn say Give me a break” Leslie Eaton say No biggie! 1 Coleen Eldred say Do you believe . .” Jerry Fitzgerald say If it’s black put it back, if it’s grey throw it away'. Bonnie Flint say You zero!” Jm Chris Garcia say I wanna Ftock” Marco Garcia say “We're not going io take it” Carolyn Gidney say “Go for it Wendy Gillander say “What’s up?” Susan Gilman say “Good Morning” Leslie Goldsmith say Get a grip on life. Charlene Hedges say “Life is a challange!” Betty Hull say Get a clue Amy James say HHIIEF” Cary Jenkins say Pretty wild” Steve Jensen say “Be beautiful, eh!” Peter Johnson say The more things change, the more they stay the same” Darcie Johnston say “C’est la vie Percy Kelley say “Oh well that’s life Scott Kelley say “I knew that” Donna Kennison say I’m sooo embarrased” r Ron Kramer say “I wanna rock” 60 Trevor LaChapelle say “Bohh, this place is history, Joe” Louisa Lewis say Awesome, calm down.” Chad Lilley say She’ll get over it” Robyn Lipman say Hello, Hello!” Kim Lovelette say Take the money and . . . Run!” James MacDonald say I wanna Rock” Jason Mallery say Can we talk here?” Craig Marineau say “Think so, huh” Bodo Martin say I like it, it’s a challenge” Rose May say “Terrific” Susan McDermott say “You slimey” Pat McMullen say Treat others as you would like to be treated” Mike Montgomery say “I know how to make money” Stephanie Morrissette say “Sounds like a personal problem” Michelle Mureta say “If you can’t hack it, pack it” Tom Murray say If you don’t know it you’ll never learn it” Miriam Novogrodsky say See ya' soon ya’ big baboon” Jon Nuquist say “I wanna rock” Maureen O’Donnell say U” Cathleen Pembroke say Above and beyond the call of duty, always!” Victor Pepin say “This place is history, Bohh Jim Percy say “Don’t worry I’ll be ready” Lisa Pierce say “Promises, promises” A . J a _ _ I (V _ ftavid Poulin Hey Dude Ed Rice say Ack” Remember the Malibu” Terry Richmond say You do?” Tina Robinson say Live and let live” Dwight Ryea say “You know’ Thad Schenker sayWYeah . . . Righf’y; ■■■ ■ _. Anne Shepard say In your dreams’ ! Matt Smolen say “See, that’s where you’re wrong” Doug Stewart say “I wanna Rock Damaris Stocek say “You know” lleene Therrien say “Go for it!” Adam Walker say I wanna rock!! One louder1” Rose White say “I’m sock of this place” Mike Whitney say Can I have the car tonight? Why not? Leanne Wimmer say Go away!” k Superlatives 62 LIFE OF THE PARTY Susan McDermott and Mike Montgomery MOST TALENTED: Jason Mallery and Terry Richmond Top Left: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rob Bab- cock and Christie Coates Middle: Quietest: Jon Nuquist and Jean Ambrose Bottom Left. CLASS Flirt and Lady Killer Susan Alexander and Trevor LaChapelle Top Right: Best Looking: Bonnie Drew and Joe Canales Bottom Right: Class Clowns: Charlene Hedges and Ed Rice 63 Friendliest: Carolyn Gibney and Jim Percy Done Most for Rob Bab- cock Carolyn Gidney Christie Coates Most Athaletic: Michelle Larose Pat McGinley 64 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN David Alexander Catherine Asbell Martha Austin Claudia Baren Elizabeth Barker Cyndy Bashara Kelly Brockway Jeffrey Brown Robert Browning Gregory Bryan Gayle Buckley Brian Burdett Holly Buttura Amy Carpenter Delene Choske Lori-ann Christi Jo-Ellen Coates David Cody Roger Colombo Shane Cooke Joseph Cooper Tonja Curtis Shawn Davis Michael Denis Randy Donald Doug Du ft David Dwyer Todd Eardensohn Regina Emrick Earl Fechter Deborah Fmmgan Neil Fitzgerald Charles Flanders Gene Fontaine Polly Freeman Betty Gabaree Lorna Garland Stacy Gibson Emily Gidney Lorraine Groleau David Halford Karen Hickory 67 Bob Higgins Donald Jarvis Stacy Johnston Susanne Jordan Stephanie Kehoe Kristin Koolkin Cindy Lewis Meredith Lipman Scott Lovelette Fiona MacDonald Christopher Magnan Bill Marcellus Michael Marsh Tracey Martin Patricia McDermott Robert McLeod Daniel Menard Gina Meunier Kara Miller Kevin Miller Arthur Montague Julie Murphy Daniel Nelson Thuy Thi Nguyen 68 Amy Nutter Laura Parry James Paul Michelle Perron Sandra Poitras Beth Ponsetto Claire Poulin Ann Pulsifer Racheal Putvam Stephen Rich Kelly Richardson Eugene Robinson Scott Robinson Michelle Rochette Cheryl Rogers Jennifer Rogers Julie Rouelle Richard Rowell Karen Ryan Antonio Salerno Teresa Segale Theresa Shannon John Skoda Bradley Stewart 69 s Kim Stocker Humera Syeda Allison Thurston Lori Triplett Angela Tyler Christina Utton Wendi Ward Kelly Washburne Rory Welch Diane White Catherine Whitney Pamela Wittick Kenneth Yearman Shortest group in the junior class—Laura Parry. Sandra Poitras. Wendi Ward, Julie Murphy. Holly Buttura. Hannah Miller and Humera Syeda Lorraine Groleau gives a thoughtful look to the future Alison Thurston and Suzanne Jordan think it’s time to meditate Junior class turning their backs on the seniors Todd Eardensohn and Chuckie Flanders Sarah Abbott Jeffrey Aber Tim Audy Shannon Babcock Robin Barr William Bate James Beaulieu Steven Berns Michelle Biron Tami Bowen Mark Boyle Diane Brigham Kellie Bryan Kimberly Carlyle Adriana Cheever Cynthia Coates Karen Coghlan Ann Conneman CLASS OF 1987 SOPHOMORES Caroline Costello Laura Culver Jacques Delyea Cathi Dwyer Daniel Field William Fitzgeraia Richard Forester Leonard Garamella Scott Garcia Patricia Garland Mark Gilbertson Georgia Goodrich Matthew Goodrich William Heney Daniel Hill Tjalling Hoiska Eric Hutchins Shawna Keene Lisa Keough Peter Kerin Kathleen Kuncz Margaret Ledoux Christopher Leno Crystal Leno 75 Kathryn Lipman Cynthia Lupien Andrew MacDonald Erika Mailman Anthony Marmeau Karen McArthur Tucker McLane Stewart Meacham Carolann Miller Peter Mills-Brown Emily Moore Kati Moran Edmund Morrison Elizabeth Murnane Thang Due Nguyen David O'Donnell David Otten David Parker Kevin Perron Ryan Phillips Eric Preus Melissa Rogers Virginia Rowan Kelly Saba 76 Mark Safford Douglas Sheehy Russell Slaybaugh Diane Smith Patrick Smith Michael Smolen Christopher Starkey Jessica Stebbins Natasha Stocek Andrew Stone Jennifer Stone Terence Suskin Carol Swasey Kristen Turner Raymond Utton Rachal Wallace Brodeur Clayton Wheeler Margaret Whitney Raymond Witham Justin Zimmerman 77 79 James Aja Vivian Ayer Lynn Bagalio Carla Bailey David Barranco Frederick Bashara Carol Beede Amy Begun Jason Begun Michael Bertrand Autum Bjorkman Jeffrey Bouffard Crystal Bousquet Jennifer Breer Eric Brousseau Chris Brown Randolt Burnett Michael Canas CLASS OF 1988 FRESHMEN Jon Carpenter Kimberly Charron Laurel Chase Michael Christie Ira Clark Glen Coates John Coates Amy Cota George Curtis Annette DeMarcello Erin Devitt Gerald Fitzpatrick Scott Flanders Mark Flint Matthew Gage Donald Gallagher Leonard Gallagher Deborah Garand Robert Garand Beverly Garland Melanie Gidney Pamela Goodell Marcy Goralski Gary Grandfteld 81 Jay Henes Stephen Heney Jennifer Hersey Trisha Hill Jeremy Hudson Shannon Hurd Steven Jensen Travis Johnson Melanie Kmerson Diana Koliander Jeffrey Kramer Raymond Labbe Todd Lachapeile Kelley Lamere Jennifer Langevm James L arose Kerry Learned Naomi Leeds Shan Lindquist Laume Little Michael Lizzari Jeannette Loveiette Peter MacDonald Scott Maclnnes 82 Laura MacLennan Stephanie Miller Jonathan Moore Marjorie Murtagh Matthew Needham Chad Nielsen Jenne Nielsen Angela Ochmanski Sean Owen James Parker Angela Peatman Kingman Penmman Stacey Peters Adri Phillips Leanne Phillips Stacey Pinard John Pitonyak Mark Porter Stephen Poulin Ruche! Quero Andrew Ribolmi Greg Richardson Victoria Richmond Peter Ricker 83 Ames Robb Darnel Robertson Michelle Rouelle Michele Rowell Kevin Roya Patrick Ryan Stephen Sands Benjamin Sessions Peter Sessions Patrick Sheridan Jene Sholen Susan Shuttle Samuel Shuttle Sean Smith Martin Smith Elizabeth Stotier Troy Sumner Randy Swan Shea Sweeney Michelle Thomas Tony Tower Deborah Valz Theodore Von Wallmenick Eli Walker 84 Lisa Ward Keith Welch Michael Wilkinson Joseph Wood Freshmen Who Are Not Pictured Brad Be'viiif. Bradley David John Fisk Evan LoveM Amy Preston 85 CLASS OFFICERS ’86, ’87, AND ’88 Sophomore class officers: President-Jim Beaulieau Vice-Presi- dent-Dave O’Donnell. Treasurer-Eric Hutchins. Secretary-Ka- ren Coghlan. Junior class officers: President-David Alexander, Treasurer-Julie Murphy. Secretary- Martha Austin. Vice-President-Ken Yearman Freshman class officers: Treasurer-Steve Heney. Secretary-Laura MacLennan, Presi- dent-Jack Carpenter. Vice-President-Melame Gidney 86 FACULTY STAFF FACULTY STAFF FACULTY STAFF FACULTY STAFF FACULTY STAFF FACULTY STAFF FACULTY STAFF FACULTY STAFF Administration Mr. Edwin H. Jacobs Superintendent of Schools BS Arcadia University MEd Springfield College Congratulations, Seniors, on reaching this important mile- stone in your lives: The faculty of Montpelier High School has worked hard to prepare you for what lies ahead. But, as you leave this school and step out into the real, unshel- tered world, you will encounter many experiences for which you were not prepared in the classroom. Your participation in co-curricular activities may have given you some prac- tice in dealing with these things, but your basic tools of survival remain your own intellect, common sense, and love for your fellow human beings In looking ahead, remain positive. You are capable of achieving whatever you set your sights on, so aim high. Be sure that the mark you make on the world is one that you and your loved ones can look at with pride. You have been an exceptional class in so many ways. You have left us with memories that will remain forever Best wishes for a happy, healthy, successful future. Mr. Richard E. Ashley Principal BS Clark University MST Union College CAS University of Vermont Mr. Gary Adamski Assistant Principal AA Niagara College BS SUNV at Buffalo MEd St Michael's College Mr. Charles Phillips Assistant Principal BA University of Vermont Mrs. Margaret Ayer Counselor BS Mount Saint Mary College G u • i d a n c e Mr. Frederick Jacek Chairman BS Lyndon State College MEd Springfield College Secretarial Staff Mrs. Harriet Amidon Secretary, Principal’s Office BS University of North Dakota Mrs. Dorothy Canas Secretary. Guidance AS Vermont College Mrs. Joan Garcii Receptionist i i Mrs. Mary Marsh Receptionist AS Community College of Vermont 89 English Mr. John Bate BA Ohio State University Mrs. Patricia Canavan BA Trinity College Mrs. Marilyn Fenno BA University of New Hampshire MAT UVM Communications 112, Communications 114, Junior English C. Junior Honors Communications 121. Junior English D. Se- nior English C, Reading Lab Communications 112. Senior English D. AP English. Reading Lab Mrs. Linda MacDonald BA Trinity College Communications 122. Junior English D. Senior English A Mr. Edward Pelkey Curriculum Coordinator BA Marst College Communications 111. Junior English A. Reading Lab Mr. Charles Phillips, Athletic Director BA University of Vermont Senior English D 90 Mr. Gary Adamski AA Niagara College BS SUNY at Buffalo MEd St. Michael’s College Advanced French. French Composition and Conversation Foreign Languages Mrs. Linda Baker BA SUNY at Potsdam French 111 Mr. Joseph Miana BA Siena College MA Bread Loaf School of English Middlebury College Spanish I. II. III. IV. In Language Arts: Ju- nior English D. Communications 124 Mrs. Mary Redmond BA University of Vermont Latin I. II. Ill, IV, Etymology Mr. Edmund Skea Curriculum Coordinator BA University of Massachusetts MEd St. Michael’s College French II. Ill 91 Science Mias Carolyn Silaby Curriculum Coordinator BS University of Vermont MS University of Wisconsin General Biology. Biology II. AP Biology Mrs. Martha McClintock BS University of Vermont Earth Science. Chemistry Mr. David McGraw BGS Ohio University MS Ohio University MS Syracuse University Earth Science. Biology I Mr. McSweeney BS Rutgers University MA Kean College Algebra. Chemistry. Physics 92 Mathematics Mrs. Valerie Bluhm BS State University College at One- onta. N Y. 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Home Design Music Mrs. Edna Cassort, Librarian Mrs. Daisy Carpenter, BEd State University of New York at Library Aide Geneseo MEd State University of New York at Oswego L • i b r S a t r a y f f 99 m Media Services Mrs. Jean Balham Media Aide BS Syracuse University Mr. Robert Jackman Media Director BEd Lyndon State College MEd University of Vermont CAGS Boston University No photo available, but equally impor- tant Beverly Azur, Media Assistant Cafeteria Janitorial Staff 100 Our Mr. Brooks Special thanks to Mrs. Ma- ria Eduarda Burdett for the great art work. REELECT REP. Francis K. Brooks He Works for Montpelier. 102 103 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 105 The following girts were mem Deis of the Varsity Football Cheer leading Squad for the 84-'85 school year Robyn Lipman, co-cap tarn. Su- san Alexander, co-captain; Use Rummer Betty Gabaree, Michele Rochette. Karen Hickory. Kati Moran, and Annerte OeMarceMo Elen Marmeau was the advisor for the girls tha year Practice began the thud week m August The girts practiced every day through the second week of school for an hour to an hour and a halt After the second week of school practice W8S on Tuesdays and Thursdays for an hour and a half The girls and their advisor put m a lot of lime and effort on thaw routines and their cheers. The result ot their work was evident to all who saw them at the games They were a fun-lov- ing. high-spirited group of young ladies. MHS should be very proud of their cheerleaders, the heart of the school spirit Varsity Football Cheerleaders Top right TOp-Holy Buttura and Karen Hicko- ry Middle-Lorraine Groieau. Michelle Rochette. Lisa Plummer. Betty Gabree Annette DeMer- cetto Bottom-Co-Captain. Susan Alexander. Kati Moran. Solon Mascot and cheerleader. Co-Captan Robyn Lipman Middle left Two heads are better than one. co- captams Susan Alexander and Robyn Lipman. Middle right Come on guys, don’t turn your back on us. after all. we re the ones cheering you on! A little more spirit please' Bottom left: Lorraine Groieau lefts a toke but the lost puppy Michelle Rochette is still contused 106 Top left Bob Browning, Trevor LaChappeile. Dan Aja. Ed Rice and Mitch Gowans psyched for the big party. Top right: What a place for a stick up! Bottom left Bob Browning thinking about Friday night. Botlom right Rob Babcock. Mike Whitney and Mitch Gowans look at things from a different angle 107 VARSITY FOOTBALL Back row (left to right): Debbie Finnagan manager. Jo-Ellen Coates manager. Pat McGinley, Todd Eardensohn. Roger Colombo. Heinrick Farnham. Brad Stewart. Chris Garcia. Jim Paul. David Hallord. Ken Yearman. Rob Babcock. Joel Nardo. Rory Welch. Neil Fitzgerald. David Cody. Ed Rice. Coach Morrisson. Coach Brooks Front row {left to right) Michelle Perron, manager Tom Murray, Dan Aja. Chuck Flanders. Mark Premo. Lester Holmes. Bob Browning. Mike Whitney. Chris Magnan. Jerry Fitzgerald. Richard Rowell. Art Montague, Trevor LaChapelle, Mitch Gowans. Victor Pepin The Solon’s football team headed by co-captains Mitch Gowans and Tom Murray, had a tough season in their last year as a Division I team. The Solons, under head coach Burt Morrison, back from a year’s leave of absence, played against teams from larger schools with much greater reservoirs of manpow- er on the sidelines. The Solons played as hard as possible against over-whelming odds in nearly every game. The cour- age and determination of all the players on the team at each outing is to be com- mended. Every opposing team knew they had played a formidable foe following each game. A strong senior contingent fol- lowed our two captains and led the team. They leave a young, but promising junior squad behind for next year. The graduating seniors are: Running backs Trevor Lacha- pelle, Mark Premo, Ed Rice, and Rob Babcock; Quarter backs Dan Aja and Mike Whit- ney; Ends Mitch Gowans, Pat McGinley and Victor Pepin; Tackle Heinrich Farnham, Guards Tom Murray and Chris Garcia, and Center Jerry Bear” Fitzgerald. MHS—Opponent 13-7 Lebanon 7-14 Rice 33-14 North Country 14-34 Middlebury 33-14 BF A 6-27 Burlington 8-34 So. Burlington 14-40 Essex 7-14 (ot) Spaulding I Final record 3-6 (left to right) Mike Whitney. Jerry Fitzgerald. Heinrich Farnham. Chris Garcia. Rob Babcock, Victor Pepin. Mitch Gowans, Tom Murray. Ed Rice. Dan Aja, Pat McGmley, Trevor LaChapelle. Coaches Burt Morrison and Francis Brooks along with managers Michelle Perron. Jo-Ellen Coates. Debbie Finnigan. 109 ART STUDENTS ON THE RISE 110 Artists Salvador Dali Babcock, Whistler Rice, Grandma Moses McDermott. Pablo Picasso Aja. Toulouse Lautrec Pepin, and Van Gogh LaChappelle. J.V. FOOTBALL Front row (left to right) Dan Robertson. Jim Beaulieu. Bill Fitzgerald. Dan Hill Steve Heney, Mike Canas. Keith Welch Second row Russ FitzPatrick. Mark Brier, Peter Ricker. David Rice. Bill Graves. Shawn Smith. Randy Burnette Third row Steve Burns. Bill Bruzzese. Ray Labbe Todd LaChapelle. Russell Slaybaugh. Jamie Aja. Gary Grandfield. Jeb Coates. Coach Smyrski Back row Chris Starkey. Kevin Perron Matt Goodrich. Doug Sheehy, Andy Ribolim, Chris Brown. Peter MacDonald. Coach Ceppetelli This year was the first year that the freshmen and sophomores played together on the J.V. team. In the past there was a separate team just for freshman. The combined team worked out very well. The sophomores, who had one year more of experience, helped the freshmen understand the plays and rules of the game while showing them the ropes. The season ended with a record of three wins and six loses. Despite what the record may show, the team showed a lot of talent and per- severance. No matter how bad things got, they never once threw in the towel and gave up. The cap- tains, Bill Bruzzese, Bill Fitzgerald, and Jim Beaulieu as well as Coach Smyrski and Coach Ceppetelli helped to lead the team and keep the spirits high. The first game of the season was against Lebanon. This game went into four overtimes. In the last over- time the Raiders scored to give them a 6-0 win over the Solons. The strong J.V, team went from this de- feat and won their next three con- tests against Rice, North Country, and St. Johnsbury. After this they met many more powerful teams, and unfortunately were not quite as successful. In a couple more years with more experience and growth within the team, these boys will prove to be a good varsity football team. The fu- ture varsity teams will be exciting to watch. MHS—Opponent 0-6 Lebanon 7-6 Rice 26-6 No. Country 14-0 St. Johnsbury 6-47 BFA. 6-28 Burlington 6-34 Essex 6-28 Spaulding m VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY The 1984 Varsity Field Hockey team had one of the best seasons on record. The team did something that has never been done—it beat Stowe in its last home game of the season, 2-1, and it also got the number four seed in the playoffs. This was the first time any Montpelier Field Hockey team has beaten Stowe or got seeded so high in the playoffs. The team went on to play Otter Valley in the Quarterfinals. After the team got on track, Montpelier dominated the game, which they won 2-0. In the semifinals the team went up against the number one seed and eventual State Champion, Burr Bur- ton. The game went 60 minutes with- out a score, it then went into overtime, and finally into sudden death. Burr Burton scored in the second sudden death period. The two captains of the team this year were Cindy Bruzzese and Carolyn Gid- ney. Cindy and Carolyn were also named to the NVAC Mountain Division All-Star team. Anne Czaplinski re- ceived an honorable mention. The team will lose eight seniors at graduation, but it has up and coming players to fill their shoes. The Seniors on the team were Cindy Bruzzese, Carolyn Gidney, Anne Cza- plinski, Miriam Novogrodsky, Beth Austin, Susan McDermott. Maureen O’Donnell, and Heidi Barker. M HS—Opponent 1 - 0 Lake Region 3-5 Stowe 2-0 U - 32 1 -0 Harwood 4 - 1 Lyndon 0-0 Lake Region 0-0 Oxbow 1 - 0 U - 32 2-2 U - 32 3-0 St. Johnsbury 0-3 Oxbow 0-0 Harwood Front Row Co-captains. Cindy Bruzzese and Carolyn Gidney Middle Row: Emily Gidney. Carol Swasey. Julie Murphy. Susanne Jordan, Caroline Costello. Rachel Wallace-Bredeur. Gina Meunier, Elizabeth Barker Back Row: Anne Czaplinski. Miriam Novogrodsky. Beth Austin Shea Sweeney. Maureen O’Donnell. Shannon Babcock. Susan McDermott. Melanie Gidney, Michele Rowell. Heidi Barker Front row: Jo-Debra Valz. Ginny Rowen Second row Stacey Pinard. Adri Phillips, Jenni Brier. Laura McClennan, Cathy Lipman, Lynn Bagalio. Judy Blakeman, Karen Mac Arthur. Third Row: Tori Rich- mond. Stacey Gibson Lisa Ward. Kim Sharron Karen Coghlan. Patti McDermott Jenne Neilsen. Fourth Row: Allison Thurston. Teresa Segale, Congratulations to the 1984 Varsity Field Hockey Team for such a FANTASTIC season. GOAN. Iit' —. The Gidney clan—Carolyn. Emily, and Melanie, ready to take on the world. V- W t ’ ■•v - ty r-. Heidi Barker moves on the ball, while Miriam Norogrodsky and Susanne Jordan wail for the pass Shannon Babcock fields the ball Cross Country The girls cross country running team had a respectable season as freshman Jean Lovelette led the team. Sopho- more “Die Brigham improved from her freshman year to contribute to the Solon effort. The Solon girls are enthu- siastically looking forward to next sea- son as all will be returning except for senior captian Kris Eardensohn. The other members of the Solon varsity team are juniors Katie Whiney and Julie Rouelle and sophomore Maggie Whit- ney. The Solon girls finished their sea- son with sixth place at the State Championships. As for the boys, senior Matt Rowan and sophomore marc Gilbertson led the team to a third place finish in the state meet. Graduating seniors are Tom Drew, Matt Rowan, Joe Canales, Dave Poulin. Adam Walker, James Percy, Thad Schenker and James MacDonald. There were seven freshmen boys on the team who clinched the first place spot at the Essex X-C Invitational. This prooves that future teams will be suc- cessful. The cross country team hamming it up Can't you run any taster Joey Curtis? Lift those knees. Terry Suskin! Runners anxiously awaiting the start of the race 116 Last year’s grad, Karen Demmgware gives friend Katie Whitney advice. Jim Percy runs on as Matt Rowen checks back to see who's on Jim's trail. Coach Jon Rouelle. Matt Rowen. and Maggie Whitney relax in the cool shade 117 The Cross Country Team: Back row L-R: Mr. Phillips. Sean Owen. Jon Moore. Ryan Phillips. Peter Kerin. James MacDonald. Bodo Martin. Dave Poulin. Adam Walker, Thad Schenker. Joe Canales. Tom Drew. Matt Rowan. Dave O'Donnell. Andy Stone. Fred Bashara. Donald Gallagher. Mr. Skea. Jon Rouelle; Second row L R: Jeremy Hudson. Scott Flanders. Justin Zimmerman. Jeff Abar. Andy MacDonald. Greg Bryan Mike Marsh. Scott Lovelette. Dan Menard. Steve Rice. Bob McLeod. Brian Burdett, Mark Gilbertson. Eric Hutchins. Willy Bate. Terry Suskin. Eli Walker; Front row L-R:Jean Lovelette. Diane Koliander. Maggie Whitney, Diane Brigham. Kris Eardensohn, Jenny Stone. Julie Rouelle. Katie Whitney. Beth Ponsetto Jim Percy in deep concentration. Boys Girls Varsity The boy’s and girl’s basketball teams had more than their share of tough games this season. The varsity boys fell one game short of the playoffs. The girl’s varsity team lost a tough playoff game to Vergennes in overtime. All the teams including the junior varsity boys and girls and freshman boys worked hard and were determined to win de- spite everything. Mr. Drew’s boys were fighting to the end to earn a playoff spot. Unfortu- nately playing a Division I schedule proved to be too much for the Solons. They stayed close in most games. Their losses were real heartbreakers. Many members of the team showed their skills by ending the season as top lead- ers in the Metro Division. Team cap- tains, Victor Pepin, Mark Biosvert, and Peter Johnson were in the top ten re- bounders. Michael Whitney and Chad Lilley placed in the top ten players in assists. The top ten scorers included Pat McGinley, Chad Lilley, and Victor Pepin. Mr. Crowley’s girls worked hard at long “Crowley time’’ practises which in the long run paid off. Their season’s record was good enough to get them into the Division II playoffs against Vergennes. This was a heartbreadkins game for in the last few seconds of overtime a long impossible shot was put up and went in. That one finished off their season. The Junior Varsity girls were very suc- cessful this year especially for having an eight player team. They came in third in the U-32 tournament at the end of the season. After the season ended the Varsity girl’s fathers took them on the first annual Father-daughter bas- ketball game. They had a lot of fun and hope that it will be an annual event. Do you get the feeling we're being ignored? (Spaulding game) Co-captains Machelle Larose and Maureen O’Donell fight for the ball. i refill yuniy OUR NTER5 ARE z 120 Our happy parents? (parent's night) Chad Lilley waiting for the pass. Shannon Babcock, Katie Whitney and Caro- lann Miller admiring Caitlyn. Pt McGinley wonders Hey. man, where’d the ball go! Chris Brown can jump for basketballs. Watch out Michelle Perron is on the loose. GIRLS BOYS BASKETBALL GIRLS VARSITY Back Row (Left to Right): Co- Captain Michelle Larose, Deb- bie Finnigan. Carolann Miller, Michelle Perron. Co-Captain Maureen O’Doneil, Coach Crowley Front Row: Liz Barker (JV). Amy James. Donna Kenmson, Suzyn McDermott. Katie Whitney. Shannon Bab- cock. Stacy Johnston BOYS VARSITY Back Row (Left to Right). Scott Robinson. Captain Victor Pe- pin. Peter Johnson. Jeff Brown. Mark Boisvert. Earl Fetcher. Front Row: Steve Jensen. Chad Lilley. Mike Whitney. Coach Drew, Pat McGinley, Tom Drew. Mike Denis VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Steph Morrissette, Jenne Niel- sen. Coleen Eldred. Michelle Rochette. Betty Gabaree. Mary Lipman. Steph Pinard Karen Hickory Missing: Robyn Lip- man. Steph Kehoe JV GIRLS Back Row (Left to Right) Emily Gidney. Marcy Growski. Coach Don Lierenovich. Shea Sweeney, Jo-Ellen Coates, Maggie Whitney (Varsity) Front Row Kelly Saba. Amy Preston, Liz Barker, Michelle Rouelle, Mel Gidney, Janette Lovelette JV BOYS Back Row (Left to Right): Coa- ch Leene. Peter Ricker, Dave Parker. Matt Meacham Middle Row Chris Brown, Bill Burz- zese. Bill Fitzgerald, Ryan Phil- lips Front Row: Jim Larose, Terry Suskm, Jim Beaulieu FRESHMAN BOYS Back Row (Left to Right): Ran- dy Burnett. John Patoniac, Mike Lizzari, Todd LaChap- pelle. Coach Drew Front Row: Matt Gage, David Rice. Sean Smith Jaime Parker 123 Top Right Debbie Finnigan in action Top Middle: Stacy Johnston getting set for the rphm mrl Bottom Left: Tom Drew, Steve Jensen. Mark Boisvert Is the game that interesting? GIRLS Girls' Varsity Basketball 51-23 MHS- Opponent Winooski 50-33 Winooski 56-49 Spaulding 54-56 Spaulding 60-69 Lamoille 40-64 St Johnsbury 50-74 Randolph 44-42 Harwood 48-34 Northfield 48-49 U-32 61-54 Williamstown 42-47 Randolph 40-63 Oxbow 65-36 Harwood 48-38 Northfield 48-40 U-32 44-48 Rice 49-56 Williamstown 24-60 Oxbow 44-47 Vergennes Center Varsity's wonderful legs! 124 BOYS MHS OPPONENT 70-57 U-32 58- 100 Rice 55-53 U-32 70-53 Randolph 68-54 CVU 62-69 BFA- St Albans 68-70 North Country 57-66 Essex 59- 56 S. Burlington 62-70 Spaulding 57- 69 Rice 58- 71 Burlington 64-68 CVU 73- 84 BFA- St. Albans 74- 83 Burlington 78-81 Essex 70-75 S. Burlington 73-53 Randolph 76-82 St. Johnsbury 67-75 Spaulding Bill Bruzzese in action. Maggie Whitney Matt Meacham getting his second wind. CO oc O O CO CO o cc o Back row: Coach Dick Miller, Ron Kramer. Mark Premo. Anne Czaplinski David O’Donnell. Thad Schenker. Adam Walker, Bodo Martin. Scott Kelley, Kim Carlyle, Claire Poulin, Jon Nuquist. Front Row: Mike Marsh. Theo VonWallmenich. Sarah Abbott. Mark Gilbertson. Willy Bate. Diane Brigham, Sean Owen 126 Claire Poulin takes the lead and moves on. Mark Premo swiftly is in control of his race. Mark Gilbertson sees the light. The girls’ and boys' cross-country ski teams had strong seasons in 1984-85 under the new leadership of coaches Jane Panicucci and Dick Miller. Each team won one meet and placed second and third several times during the season. Both teams narrowly missed qualifying for states. The girls’ team was led by senior captain Anne Czaplinski, who won three races. Other girls contrib- uting to the team were Diane Brigham, Georgia Goodrich, and Claire Poulin. The Boys’ team was led by sophomore stand-out Marc Gilbertson who had one first and several seconds during the season. Marc placed an amazing sixth in the district meet to qualify for states in- dividually, and a fine seventeenth place in the state. Graduating mem- bers of the boys’ team are captain Mark Premo, Adam Walker Bodo Martin, and Ron Kramer. 127 See Dick (Miller) and Jane (Panicucci) smile co LU Back Row: Steve Jensen. Marty Smith. Kip Penmman, Dan Robertson Todd Eardensohn, Jacques Delyea, Mike Wilkinson. Steve Sands. Evan Lovell. Troy Sumner. Joey Curtis. Front Row: Wendy Barquin. Heidi Barker. Stephanie Miller. Allison Thurston. Cindy Coates. Caroline Costello. Kris Eardensohn. Rachel Wallace -Brodeur. Caroline Costello glides down Burke Mt Todd Eardensohn angrily takes on Mad River. 128 Coach Jennifer Kennedy. Rachel Wallace-Brodeur. and Kris Eardensohn share the excitement of the state meet Both the girls' and boys' alpine ski teams ended successful seasons under the fine direction of first year coaches. Jennifer Kennedy, a former A All-American skier for UVM, and Rick Mackey, a Johnson State alumni skier. The night training at Bolton paid off, both individually and teamwise. The girls were led by senior Wendy Barquin. a first year member, and sophomore Caroline Cos- tello. High points of the girls' season included two overall meet wins, the second occurring during the last meet of the regular season. The win kept the girls soaring into districts, where they placed fifth of thirteen teams and qualified as a team for states for the third year in a row. They didn't fare as well at states, but Costello raced to fifth over- all in Slalom to gam a place in the New England Meet at Bromley in March. Graduating Seniors are Wendy Barquin. Heidi Barker. Kris Earden- sohn. The boys’ team showed great potential individually as well as a team They had a record turn-out of freshmen who looked good for the years ahead. The Solon boys were led by junior Todd Eardensohn. who just missed qualifying for the state meet as an individual with eleventh and sixteenth place finishes in districts. Jacques De- lyea. a sophomore, also shows promise with first and fourth place finishes in the last regular sea- son meet. The only graduating senior is James MacDonald James MacDonald gets a fiery start Allison Thurston relaxes on the long bus ride. 129 Top: Kevin Miller taking the puck out of danger 130 Bottom Left: Hey guys, don't give up. we’ll get a goal Bottom Right: “See I told ya! The Skating Solons finished off another successful season with a record of 12 wins, 9 losses, and 1 tie. Coached by Brooke Pearson and Jeff Provost, the hockey team advanced to the semi-finals held at Gutterson Field House, UVM, for the fourth consecutive year. The Solons went up against the undefeated Hartford Hurricanes. Although Hartford went on to win the championship, the Solon team earned a great deal of respect and admiration from their coaches, parents, friends, fans, and rivals, for their team effort, strong will and sportsmanship. Butch Lovering, coach of the Hartford Hurricanes, was quoted, “Give Montpelier all the credit in the world. They scared up pretty bad. They did what they had to do. and Danny Aja was just phenomenal.’’ Dan made an incredible 54 saves in that game! Coach Pearson could only shake his head in amazement and disbelief over Dan’s performance. For once, he was speechless! Over all, Craig Marineau was top scorer, with a record of 26 goals and 26 assists. Joe Canales was next in line with 19 goals and 11 assists. Solon goalie, Dan Aja. had a total of 329 saves. Seniors, Dan Aja, Joe Canales, Craig Marineau, Tom Murray, and Dave Poulin, contributed a lot to the team and they wish good luck to the remaining players and future MHS hockey players in their future endeavors. Assistant coach Jeff Provost will be leaving the MHS coaching staff to Hockey Scores MHS-OPPONENT 5-2 U-32 5-2 Lyndon 5-3 Middlebury 2-3 Hartford 3-1 Northfield 1-7 Harwood 3-5 MSJ 5-2 Winooski 3-2 Harwood 6-1 Woodstock 1-2 Northfield 3-3 Mt. Mansfield 4-0 Northfield 7-2 Winooski 2-5 Mt. Mansfield 3-4 U-32 2-6 Hartford 0-5 Harwood Back row (L to R): Stacy Pmard. Shari Lundquist. Angela Ochmanski, Adri Phillips, Naomi Leeds. 2nd row: Coach Gail Gorman. Cindy Bruzzese. Tonja Curtis. Jo D Valz. Holly Buttura; 1st row: Adriana Chever; Front: Trisha Hill 132 With the exemplary coaching of Gail Gorman the 1984 gymnastics team had an admirable season. There were many newcomers and all proved to be assets to the team. Although only winning one meet, ev- eryone performed exceptionally well and some reached a personal high. In spite of an elbow injury, our only se- nior, Cindy Bruzzese continued to com- pete on beam and floor exercises. She did a super job. There were four qualifiers to the individ- ual state meet. Adri Phillips on the un- even bars, beam and floor exercises; sophomore Angela Ochmanski on vault; junior Holly Buttura on vault and the uneven bars; Senior Cindy Bruz- zese on beam and floor exercises. Al- ternates were freshman Naomi Leeds on vault and on the uneven bars Jo D Valz Middle Gail Gorman. Hey girls let's get to work! Bottom: Holly Buttura doing her routine on the uneven bars. 133 GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES GOOD TIMES THIS IS T€UE lire, HI. Top left; Mr Aja with his wife Sue and daughters Cindy and Jenny. Top right: Although Mr Aja played on our rival's basketball team, Coach Drew expresses his appreciation with a basketball Bottom left: The perfect couple! Mr Aja and his wife Sue. Middle: Mr Aja thanks his daughters for being there on that day Bottom right: Mr. Aja takes a cruise through town in luxury. 137 Homecoming Week Frosh Stacey Pinard and Jenni Breer smile for the camera on cos- tume day. Finally the REAL Dan Nelson appears Calling Dr Barker to surgery. Dr. Barker to Surgery Mr Adamski gets a kiss from clown Pat Hill Bob Browning and Mark Premo ready to face the world. Surprise, you’re on candid camera. Trevor LaChapelle and Rob Babcock October 28. 1984 began the annual Homecoming Week Starting with Powder Puff football on Sunday and ending with the Homecoming Foot- ball Game against Spaulding High School on the following Saturday. Powder Puff Football on Sunday gave the Sophomores a victory. On Monday there was the Tough Guy Volleyball Game with a victory for the Seniors. Monday was also Hush Day for the guys. Patt. McDermott with her ability to make boys talk ended the day with the largest accumulation of Hush cards. Tuesday was Sixty’s Day. The Seniors won with the most students dressed up for the day. Wednesday was filled with events. First the Freshman tied the Juniors on Costume Day Then it was off to the polls for a mock election. The results in the Presidential Race were Ronald Reagan and George Bush being most popular, and for Governor, the students choice was John Easton After school was a Jello eating contest. 138 All in all it was a fun filled week of events Thursday was Celebrity Day The Freshmen won with the most students dressed as Celebraties. The Freshmen also won the Hide the Tide Contest finding the most boxes of Tide Thursday also held the Traditional “This is Your Life” assemble, in which Mr Aja was honored. Saturday ended the week with a Parade, and also giving the juniors another victory with the float contest. In the Parade were the Homecom- ing Court comprised of: Bonnie Drew as Queen escorted by Joe Canales. Susan Alexander as Senior Maid escorted by Mike Montgomery. Steph Kehoe Junior Maid escorted by Mike Denis. Maggie Whitney as Sopho- more Maid escorted by Bill Bruzzese. and Stacey Pmard as Freshmen Maid escorted by Todd LaChapelle Saturday ended with the traditional Football Game and Homecoming Dance. Friday was Green and White Day which the Seniors won; followed by a Pep Rally won by the Juniors. Don’t shoot it’s really Pat Hill. Scott Kelley portrays Indiana Jones It’s a bird, it's a plane. No it’s Kermit (Georgia Goodrich) and Super Missy (Missy Rogers) Don't gel in my way says John McArdle Mary Magdalene (Mrs Marmeau) teams up with a rough looking Peter Ricker. Peace, love, and sprouts says Kati Moran. Suzyn McDermott and Maureen O'Donnell as cone- heads say “Do I really look that badly? 140 susJw- fXAMM fresh m smi AND DIED CCUJIPT Junior class first place float Freshmen class third place float WINTER WCNIEIIANI This years Christmas Ball, featuring Stone Cross, was as yet unsurpassed by any other formal of its kind. Amidst the sawdust-littered floor, suits and gowns covered the usually casual- looking personalities of M.H.S. There was a veritable smorgasbord of new dances with Trevor (La) LaChapelle doing his ver- sion of the Jitterbug with, yes, a candy- cane, as well as making his rock singing debut. All in attendance wallowed in their elation at this joyous occasion, in other words-it was fun. A special thanks goes out to Tom Drew and Joe Canalas for their incredible prow- ess at cleaning the gym after the Ball. Look-out Elden! Mr. Ashley and Mr Adamski announce !he King and Queen 144 145 Stone Cross performing at the Ball Shannon Babcock and David O'Donnell wait for their cue. Jason Mallery, Katie Moran and Stasi Asbell sit one out. Where did she go, Chuck Flanders? 1 waiting for their Chris Utton CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS SPANISH CLUB Back row: Brian Burdett. Scott Kelley, Debbie Finnigan Mike Montgomery. Maggie Whitney, Stef Pinard, Bonnie Drew, Sehor Miana, Travis Johnson, Steve Sands: Middle row: Dan Nelson, Kara Miller, Katie Moran, Sitting: Susan Alexander, Stasi Asbell, Fluffy Robin- son, Holly Buttura. LATIN CLUB Back row: Mrs. Redmond, Theresa Se- gale. Judy Blakeman, Kelly Wash- burne. Joey Curtis. Joe Canales, Mike Marsh; Middle row: Betty Gabaree. Cindy Bashara, Patti McDermott, Anne Shepard, Tonja Curtis, Dan Aja: Kneel- ing: Sarah Abbott, Kerry Learned. FRENCH CLUB Back row: Emily Field. Terry Richmond. Anne Czaplinski. Susan Alexander. Robyn Lipman, Leanne Wimmer. Stef Pinard. Cindy Bashara. David Dwyer. Michelle Perron: Fourth row: Gayle Buckley. Jenny Rogers. Kris Koolkin, Karen Coghlan. Sarah Abbot. Holly Buttura, Julie Mur- phy. Liz Barker. Jon Nuquist. Carolyn Gidney. Ken Yearman; Third row: Michelle Rowell. Greg Richardson. Dan Robertson. Mike Denis. Earl Fechter. Amy Carpenter. Jefi Aber. Stacey Gib- son. Scott Garcia. Lorie Brown. Kim Lovelette, Kevin Perron. Peter Mills-Brown. Rory Welch. Dave Poulin. Melody Campbell. John Skoda. Adam Walker. Doug Stewart; Second row: Mel Gidney. Shannon Babcock. Kathy Lipman. Carol Swasey. Angela Tyler. Kris Koliander; Bottom row Jenni Breer, Ames Robb. Liz Stotler. Jo D Valz, Fred Bashara, Rob Babcock, Joey Curtis, Ed Rice. Chris Garcia. Richard Rowell, Mr. Adamski 148 CONCERT BAND Back row: Liz Barker. Mark Flint. Mark Boyle. Kevin Perron. Emily Field. Mrs Bourne; Second row. Chris Brown. Mark Safford. Terry Rich- mond. Tori Richmond. Carey Learned, Tucker McLane. Stacey Gibson. Ben Sessions, Jeff Brown; Third row: Jennifer Stone. Lorie Brown. Scott Garcia. Mark Bryer. Georgia Goodrich. Lynn Bagalio. Liz Murname. Adri Phillips. Damar- iscotta Stocek. Diana Koliander. Betty Gabaree. Stacey Peters; Front row Peter Sessions. Clau- dia Baren. Bonnie Flint. Carolyn Gidney. Kelly Washburne. Clair Poulin. Naomi Leeds COLLEGIUM Back row: Terry Richmond. Scott Kel- ley. Anne Shepard. Scott Garcia, Emily Field. Trevor LaChapelle, Cindy Bruz- zese, Tim Audy. Melody Campbell, Pe- ter Mills-Brown, Jennifer Rogers; Front row: Mrs. Bourne. Michelle Byron. Su- san Alexander. Kris Koliander, Jennifer Stone, Erika Mailman CONCERT CHOIR Back row: Crystal Bousquet, Emily Moore. Ruchele Quero, Hannah Miller. Peggy Ledoux, Amy James. Bonnie Flint, Scott Garcia, Mary Abbiati, Irene Peduzzi, Peter Mills-Brown; Front row: Tim Audy, Katie Koons, Kim Carlyle, Adriana Cheever, Karen Coghlan, Ann Connomen. Christin Turner, Jenny Rogers. Kris Koolkin, Lorraine Groleau, Ann Pulsifer. Jennifer Stone. Claudia Baren, Erika Mailman, Judy Blakeman, Melonie Campbell, Mrs. Bourne 149 VARSITY CLUB Back row: Cindy Bruzzese, Stef Pinard, Mary Lipman, Maggie Whitney, Rory Welch, Mike Marsh, Ed Rice, Michelle Perron; Front row: Beth Ponsetto, Hol- ly Buttura, Julie Murphy, Liz Barker, Kris Eardensohn. Carolyn Gidney, Julie Rouelle. Back row: Lesley Goldsmith, Ken Year- man. Terri Richmond; Fifth row: Karen Ryan; Fourth row: Stephanie Miller, Mi- chelle Quero, Racheal Putvain; Third row: Rose May, Kelly Brockway, Chris Utton; Second row: Donald Jarvis, Tony Marineau, Crystal Bousquet; Bot- tom row: Jerri Fitzgerald. Mark Christie. Thang Nguyen, Michelle Miller Tim Belville, Clayton Wheeler. Diane Whi p, Mrs. Davidman, Regina Emer- ick, Shawna Keene, Ray Utton BOWLING CLUB 150 STAGE CREW Back row: Tucker McLane, Kerry Learned, David Otten; Middle row: Ja- son Begun, Mr. Bate; Front row: Paul Allard, Mike Bertrand. MASQUE Back row: Karen McArthur. Marty Smith. Scott Garcia. Jenni Breer. Adri Phillips. Rob Babcock. Cindy Bruzzese, Ed Rice. Stacey Pinard; Middle row: Christin Turner. Jennifer Stone. Michelle Bi- ron, Sarah Abbott. Kim Carlyle. Scott Kelley Fiona MacDonald, Mary Abbiatti. Laura Curtis; Front row: Tasha Stocek, Missey Rogers, Erika Mailman. Mike Marsh. Jon Nuquist. Adam Walk- er. Kris Koolkin, Jenny Rogers. Gayle Buckley, Malodie Campbell. Anne Shepard. Kris Ko- liander; Sitting: Miriam Novogrodsky. Mrs. Hill. Terri Richmond. Emily Field. Lesley Goldsmith, Tori Richmond. Mrs. Balham. Peggy Ledoux. Ra- cheal Putvain. CLOSE-UP Back row: Mrs. Whitcomb, Eugene Robinson, Lorna Garland. Kelly Wash- burn; Front row: Kelly Brockway, Chris Utton, Kara Miller. 151 A.F.S. Back row: James MacDonald, Geir Jensen, Michelle McAnerey; Front row: Vannessa Gottheimer. Jennifer Barba, Fiona MacDonald, Christie Coates, Mrs. Bluhm. Back row: Mr. Pinard, Kim Lovelette, Christie Coates, Chris Garcia. Adam Walker, Kathleen Pembroke; Front row: Emily Field. Cindy Bruzzese. Kris Eardensohn, Ann Czaplinski, Amy Gamble. Carolyn Gidney, Victor Pepin, Christie Coates, Tom Drew, Beth Austin; Sec- ond row: Trevor LaChapelle, Tonja Curtis; Third row: Steve Rice, Michelle Perron, Martha Austin, Julie Murphy; Fourth row: Maggie Whitney, Jim Beaulieu. Karen McCarthy. Sarah Ab- bott, Carolann Miller; Fifth row: Chris Brown, Naomi Leeds, Jack Carpenter, Michelle Rowell, Jo D Valz, Kim Shar- ron, Greg Richardson, Tori Richmond. NATIONAL HONOR STUDENT COUNCIL 152 MASQUE FALL PRODUCTION m Novogrodsky Alison FrtzPat Richmond Marty Smith Bottom Lett: Jon Nuquist. Jason Mallery Bottom Middle Peter Mifts-Brown, Erin De- vitt. Terri Richmond Bottom Right: Jon Nuquist. Miriam Novogrodsky (pLAce.seiiiivg) yoo O IN SOME IMPRov NATIONAL. c nes 153 VALENTINE’S DAY, STUDENT COUNCIL SELLS CARNATIONS Top Right: Holly Buttera. Jim Beaulieu. Kim Charron, Mrs. Hill; Standing in Background: JoD Valz Left: Mrs. Hill, Karen McArthur. 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We Love You, And We’ll Miss You A Lot! Love. Mom Dad Paterson. Walke Pratt. P C. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS” CAPITOL THEATRE 1-2-3-4 149 State Street Montpelier. Vermont Movies Are Better Than Ever! 229-5737 State Street Best Wishes From Capital Opticians 94 State Street Montpelier. Vermont 223-6424 Anthony Stevens 5 State St. Montpelier, Vermont (802) 229-9110 Hairstyles By Theresa 5 East State Street Montpelier, VT 229-0605 229-0343 Pat Turner 28 East State St NELSON BROTHERS Montpelier, Vermont 223-3011 Congratulations To The Class Of 85 From THE YEARBOOK STAFF Ron’s Corner Store Out To Lunch Deli Salud. Pesetas, Amor y Tiempo Para Gozarlo. Senor Serving From The Finest Deli And Market. Stop By And See Us Today! One School St., Montpelier 223-7051 Chris- Advice From Mom Dad: (1) Eat Well (2) Get Your Rest (3) Beware Of Fat Men In Red Suits. The Master's Edge 94 State Street Montpelier, VT 223-2995 VERMONT MUTUAL AND NORTHERN SECURITY COMPANY VERMONT’S OLDEST AND LARGEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Established 1828 89 State Street Montpelier 223-2341 PATRONS E osepf ia. D.D.S. Barre Booksellers Bevins Marine Cycle Center ln B L Tires Bond Auto Parts Eugene L. Caslani, Realtor Country House Restaurant] Cox Cable-Montpetii Day’s Shoe Tree Downing's Market R David Ellerson, M.D. Ronald M. Ferry. Jr., M l Andrew R Field, Esq. Harvard Clothes i’s Backyard ADDED ATTRACTIONS ADDED ATTRACTIONS ADDED ATTRACTIONS ADDED ATTRACTIONS ADDED ATTRACTIONS ADDED ATTRACTIONS ADDED ATTRACTIONS ADDED ATTRACTIONS Wendy reached one of her goals in riding this year by winning a 9th place at the National Maclay Finals at Madison Square Garden in New York City. She has been riding since age three and hopes to continue in horseback riding as a ca- reer Wendy is pictured on her horse. Break the Bank E q u e s t r • i e n n e s Darcie has competed all over New England at A Horse Shows. She qualified for the New England Horsemen Council Medal Final, and placed 15th. She participated in the American Horse Show Association Medal Finals in Harrisburg Pennsylvania, and the ASPCA Maclay semi-finals, at Old Salem. New York. She is pictured on her mount Game Plan. Montpelier High winners in the UVM Writing contest (L to R): Michael Marsh. Erika Mailman. Benjamin Sessions. Ames Robb. Trevor LaChapelle. Steven Jensen. Justin Zemmerman. Amy Gamble. Edmund Rice and Julie Murphy. Missing are Sarah Abbott and Kristin Fisher. Senior Winner Ed Rice Junior Winner: Michael Marsh U V M W r i t i n g C o n t e s t 184 Writing as an art is alive and flourishing at Montpelier High School. In the fall, two hundred students, grades 9-12, gathered in the cafeteria and wrote for forty-five minutes on top- ics designated by the University of Ver- mont and announced only at the time of the contest. They were competing in the Vermont Honors Competition for Excellence in Writing, sponsored by the University of Vermont. High school faculty members, representing several departments, judged the essays. The top tour winners were senior Ed- mund Rice, junior Michael Marsh, sophomore Justin Zimmerman, fresh- man Ames Robb. Second prizes were awarded Amy Gamble, grade 12; Kristin Fisher, grade 11; Erika Mailman, grade 10; Benjamin Sessions, grade 9. Third prizes went to Travor La Chapelle (12), Julie Murphy (11), Sarah Abbott (10), Steven Jen- sen (9). The first-place winners from each class advanced to a regional competition in February. The winning essays were on display in the Governor’s Corridor of the Pavilion Office Building in Montpe- lier in February. In order to spread more broadly the feelings of accomplishment among the range of competing students, cash prizes were awarded, thanks to the generosity of various community groups. The National Life Insurance Company donated the funds for all first prizes. Other donors: The Boosters Club, the Montpelier Education Associ- ation, the Montpelier Elks Club, and the Montpelier School System. In addition to the cash awards, each competing school received a plaque engraved with the names of the winners at the local and regional levels. This unique statewide contest originat- ed through the interest of an anony- mous donor who wishes to promote good writing among Vermont students. $150,000 has been provided over five years and will continue over another five years if eighty-five per cent of Ver- mont high schools are participating at the end of the first five-year period. Twenty finalists competed on the Uni- versity of Vermont campus in May. Winners on the state level were award- ed prizes as follows: Grade 12- first place, $4,000; second place, $2,000; third place, $1,000. Grade 11- first, $2,000; second. $1,000; third. $500. Grade 10- first. $1,500; second, $500, third. $250; Grade 9- first, $1,000; sec- ond, $250; third, $150. All other final- ists received $100 No conditions were attached to the money. Freshman Winner Ames Robb A facutly committee at Montpelier High School chooses a female student and a male student each marking period as the outstanding students The selection is based on positive leadership of students, positive image of Montpelier High School, academic excellence and respect by their peers. Selected for the first marking period were Michelle Perron, a junior, and Trevor LaChapelle. a senior. 0 u t s t a n d 1 n d S t u d e n t s Selected for the second marking period were seniors Anne Czeplinski and Rob Babcock Latin Day UVM March 14, 1985 The goddess of gossip. Sarah Abbott Salve; Allison Thurston! Chuck Flanders, will you please tell Pat McGinley and Tracey Martin the Romans didn't wear 186 Montreal Trip Modern European History A Top Left: Mr. Aja. Chaperon B Middle Left: Mrs Kerin. Chaperon C Bottom Left: Back row (L to R): Chris Utton. Eric Hutchins, Marc Gil- bertson. Dave O’Donnell, Diane Brigham; Front row (L to R): Jeff Abar. Terry Suskins. Maggie Whitney. Ra- chel Wallace-Brodeur. Cindy Coates. D Top right: View from top of Notre De Sec ours E Middle right: St. Joseph's Oratory F Bottom right: St. Joseph's Shrine. Brother Andres Crypt. 188 The BRONX BREAKERS, a break dance ensemble, presented a program of electrifying routines for our school’s assembly program on March 15. This was followed by a workshop for interested students. 191 Director Mrs. Hill cracking the whip. Mrs. Bourne takes a minute from piano and sees how the cast is doing on stage Susan Alexander says: “Please, don't hurt me! The greasers Ed Rice. Rob Babcock. Adam Walker. Mike Marsh. Marty Smith, and Scott Garcia talk about the Pink Ladies. Mrs Balham worked many, hard, long, tedious hours making costumes for the play The guys slick back the hair, roll up the sleeves and sing “Greased Lighting”. 192 Anne Shepard as Marty sings, Freddie, my love”. ' Raining on Prom Nite” Kris Koolkin. Jennifer Rogers, Melody Camp- bell and Bonnie Drew. The Pink Ladies Chris Koliander. Anne Shepard. Melody Campbell. Terry Richmond. Kris Koolkin. Tori Richmond. Susan Alexander, and Emily Field have a gossip session while Frenchy shows her stuff. Elden Brown contributed many hours to help make Grease a success. Sandy (Susan Alexander) and Danny (Trevor LaChepelle) sing You’re the One that I Want at the end of the play. Scott Kelley portrays the Teen Angel and sings to Frenchy. The dancers do the Hand Jive and add a little fun to the play. MONTPELIER’S SWISS EXCHANGE On April 1, Bernard Troesch, Coordinator of the Vermont- Geneva Exchange Program, visited MHS as the official rep- resentative of the Government of Geneva. He was accompanied by his wife, Christa, and daughters, Stephanie and Corinne. Mr. Troesch was visiting all schools participat- ing in the exchange. He and his family were honored at a dinner reception at MHS which was catered by Bruce Rich- ards. Mr. Troesch also met with Governor Madeline Kunin regarding future Vermont-Geneva exchange programs. Governor Kunin welcomed the Troesch family, Swiss group officers and advisors Mr. Mrs. Adamski. Mr. Troesch presented Governor Kunin with a flag of the Canton State of Geneva on behalf of the government of Geneva. 194 Rob Babcock made Governor Kunin an official “Solon”. Mr. Troesch also gave Governor Kunin an engraving of Ge- neva on behalf of the Education Ministry of Geneva. r STUDENT EXCHANGES GENEVA ■ USA Governor Kunin became an honorary member of the Montpelier Swiss Ex- change upon presentation of the group’s official T-shirt by President Rob Babcock. Governor Kunin presented the Troesch Family with mementos of their visit to Vermont. 195 Yearbook Staff Brian Burden- Tm just the camera man. I don’t have to smile.” Ready. Focus. Snap Stasi Asbeil. Stef Pinard and Brian Burdett Tve already taken mega pictures. Snore, what more do you want?” says Stef Pinard Stasi Asbeil “Why should I take pictures. I can just sit and look pretty.” 1% Michelle Perron says I’m just the Sports Editor, I don't need my picture taken. Ileene Therrien hard at work with layouts Lorraine Groleau tackles with The Crapper to meet the deadline Cath Pembroke thinking about her Florida vacation, not about yearbook So what do you want. Mr Miana? I’m only three weeks late with my deadline. Says Laura Curtis 197 Troy Sumner taking a break while at a yearbook meeting Debbie and Claudia—layout experts Kati Moran gives her opinion on the pic- tures she looks at Kara Miller on her way to the typing room to help Laura. Laura Perry types up the captions for the candids in the Sports Section. Steve Sands tries to figure out just how to use the cropper. M 198 Mrs. Marsh, Assistant Advisor, looking for yearbook typists. Our Advisor. Mr Miana. takes a minute from his busy schedule and smiles for the camera. Mark Sax, Yearbook Representative with his cake at the birthday party the staff threw for him. What would we do without Dan Nelson as our Taxi Service Our Departing Words . . . This year we feel this is one of the best yearbooks that has been produced. We think much of that comes from all the hard-work and dedication from many people who have helped. We would like to give extra tbanks to the few people who put in extra effort and really worked together to get this yearbook finished. We would also like to thank Mrs. Marsh for her help. Finally, we really appreciate all the long hours Mr. Miana has put in to make this yearbook special He took a good part of the work and did it himself in his free time. THANKS MR. MIANA! Stef Pinard. Laura Curtis. Ileene Therrien, Senior Editors THE 1985 RECORD STAFF: Photo Editor- Stef Pinard Assistant Photo Editors- Stasi Asbell. Brian Burdett Advertising Editor- Cathleen Pembroke Underclass Editor- Debbie Finnigan Sports Editor- Michelle Perron Senior Editors- Stef Pinard, Laura Curtis, Ileene Therrien Advisor-Mr Miana Assi8tant-Mrs. Marsh AND SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mr. Robert Jackman Mr. Bruce Richards, Ms. Barbara Austin-Hutchins Mrs. Harriet Amidon Mrs. Mary Marsh Mr. Gary Adamski Mr. Romero Aja Mr. Steve Pinard Mr. Carl Baron Mrs. Pam Eardensohn Mr. Dave Moody Lizzari Photo Country Camera The Times Argus The MHS Boosters Dan Hill Teresa Segale Scott Robinson (Fluffy) Troy Sumner Steve Sands Walter Farnham Laura Parry Kara Miller Claudia Baren Kati Moran Dan Nelson Michelle Rochette Peter Kerin Holly Buttura Angela Tyler Judy Blakeman Coleen Eldred Lyz Cover Louisa Lewis Cindy Lewis Lorraine Groleau 200